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lands of acres of land in the j itate needing reforestation. t 1 e a v i 1 y cutover woodland , racts and abandoned pasture g ind crop land are good potenial sites for reforestation t irojects. Most tree planting j md direct seeding are carried ^ tut in the early spring and v andowners interested in a 1 •eforestation project should g >e making plans now so that ^ rees or seed will be available f. ind delivered at the required ime. j. Assistance in planning a re- j orestation project maybeob- <j ained from the Virginia Di'ision of Forestry, free of a :harge, by writing Mr. W. C. /ernam, Virginia Division of -orestry, Box 111, Warren^on, or by contacting the Chief -orest Warden for yourcouny.
Now is the time to plan fora ree planting project in the !s spring. Plant trees and helpir Ceep Virginia Green.
)eadline Near for Applying
0 Coast Guard Academy
Washington, D.C. - Eligible oung men are reminded that >ec. 15, 19(j6 is the deadline or submitting applications to .ompete for appointment as :adet, U. S. Coast Guard, The 91st annual competition or admission to the U. S. 3oast Guard Academy at New ^ondon, Conn., will begin with he Dec. 3, 1966 administraion of the College Entrance Examination Board Tests. Ap>ointments are made solely on 1 competitive basis, with no Congressional appointments }r geographical quotas. Appli:ation deadline for the tests is Nov. 1, 1966. An applicant must be an unmarried high school senior or graduate who has reached his 17th but not his 22nd birthday ay July 1, 1967. Applicants must have earned 15 units by June 30, 1967, including the Following units: Three in English, two in algebra, and one in plane geometry. Applicants must be in excellent physical condition, between 64 and 78 inches in height, with pro)00
bird watchers and 3,113,)00 wildlife photographers derived pleasure from ourwildife resources.
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