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offered in Northern Virginia. Costs $14.00 per quarter credit hour.

For further details visit, or call, the County Extension Ser vice office (675-3619) located in Washington, Virginia.

2-3 Million Hunt

And Fish in Virginia

Over two-thirds of a million licenses to hunt and fish were purchased in Virginia during the 1965-66 fiscal year, according to Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Executive Director Chester F. Phelps. Revenue from the sale of these licenses which was credited to the Game Protection Fund^total^d $2, 693,022. Sales of resident and nonresident state hunting licenses totaled 257,464. Twothirds of the non-resident and about 87% of the residents purchases big game licenses as well. Bear-deer-turkey license sales totaled $220,627. Non-resident hunters contributed over a third of a million dollars through license purchases.

A total of 256,365 fishing licenses of all types were sold during the period including 204,846 state resident licenses. Fishermen also purchased

73,442 trout licenses during the vear.

91.3%