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tus Funk, Bertha Hawes, Virginia Hoffman, Charlotte Llewellyn, Linda Oldt, Beverly Pickrell, Robert Pingley, Bruce Robertson, Sheila Travis, Anna Marie Wertz, and Karen Wickham, Front Royal; Deanna Burcham, Winchester; Mae Dodson, Flint Hill; Rosamond Donovan, Berryville; Merle Dulaney, Woodville; Judith Greene, Connie Largent, Patricia Lehr, Stephens City; j Bonnie Kerns, Riverton; Janet Kerns, Stephenson; and Lorraine Smelser, Bentonville. Mrs. Georga Board, Secre-| tarial Accounting Instructor, presented honor certificates for proficiency in shorthand to Elizabeth Ausberry, Edna Pritchett, Katherine Soaper, Jo Ann Vermillion, Helen Wisecarver, Janet Kerns, and Anna Marie Wertz. Certificates for proficiency in typing went to Elizabeth Ausberry, Judith Brown, Edna Pritchett, Katherine Soaper, Jo Ann Vermillion, Helen Wisecarver, Anna Marie Wertz, Sherry Kerns, Beverly Pickrell, Merle Dulaney, Janet Kerns, and Virginia Hoffman. Bonnie Kerns was presented a perfect-attendance certificate.
Wheat Program(Continued
from Page 1) effect in 1966. 7. Program participation requirements for 1967 will be the same as in 1966 except there will be no required or additional diversion. Offsetting and cross compliance requirements also will be the same as in 1966. Since there will be no acreage diversion under the 1967 program, the production of alternate non-surplus crops will not be possible as was the case in prior wheat program years. The U$DA also announced that she-policy for Com modity Credit Corporationowned wheat for the 1966 - crop marketing year beginning July 1 of this year will be continued as announced in December of 1965. Wheat will continue to be offered at market prices but not less than 108 percent of the loan rate
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