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May Day Program
| May 5-6 at
j Sperryville Elem.
| The annual Health May Day j will be held at the Sperryville Elementary School on Thursday and Friday May 5th and 6th. Parents and guests are invited for 1;30 p.m. on Friday but if they are unable to attend at that time they are welcome to come on Thursday for the school children presentation, r Ljueen of Health will be Mary ! Frances Jenkins and she will
jbe escorted by Donald Beahm I who is King of Health. Maid of (Honor to the Health Court will be Bobbi Joe Foster with Kenneth Atkins as Prince of Health. Theme for May Day this year 1 is “The Magic of Musi'c”. Some i of the interesting features ! of the pageant will be “Lazy | Bones", “Wedding of Jackand Jill", “Moonlight Roses", “Powder Your Face with Sunshine”, “Don’t Bring Lulu", “Gypsy Love Song”, and many other attractive numbers.
Quail Food Patch Seed Now Available Quail Food Patch seed is available to sportsmen, farmers, and bird lovers at the i Extension Service Office. Harmon Robson, Game Warden of Culpeper County has delivered 300 pounds packaged i in small lots. Planting instruc-j '■ tions are with each lot. ’ The seed mixture consists of several varieties of cowpeas, lespedeza, sorghum, buckwheat and millet each of which is considered excellent food for quail. Food patches should be small or a maximum area of one fourth acre and grown adjacent to natural cover preferably near streams. Any complete fertilizer will be satisfactory. The seed should be planted the latter part of May and up jto mid July and the area fenced to prevent livestock [grazing.
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