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group is The Rolling Stones. Her favorite expression is “Oh, cool it.” Janet plans to teach Sociology when she graduates from college. Her philosophy for life is “Eat, drink, and be menry.” “We’re not really such bad people at heart” is Janet’s reply to “What do adults misunderstand about teenagers the most?”
James’ favorite song is “Jumpin Jack Flash” done by his favorite group The Rolling Stones. His major interest is girls.
He plans to attend college. “Do your own thing” is his philosopy. ‘What do adults misunderstand about teenagers the most?” brought forth this reply, “that all teenagers are not social hangups and the majority live modem in a mad world to survive.”
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The third quarterly summary Forage Test Results show that no samples, not any at all, had been tested for Rappahannock farmers! This is not good.
Here we are in the second month of the final quarter and but one farmer has sent in a sample to be evaluated. Congratulations to J.A.B. Dahlgren.
During August, September and October farmers from other Virginia counties submitted 149 samples com silage, 60 samples small grain silage, 49 samples other silage, 58 samples hay.
Any and all Rappahannock farmers having hay or silage to feed this winter should get samples and bring them to this office for packaging and mailing. There is no charge.
For sampling methods see “Feed Power”, Oct. 17th issue of the Rappahannock News. Okay?
***** The 1969 Animal Industry Day will be held at Virginia Tech July 25th. How’s that for planning ahead?
***** Monday night’s wintry blast forcibly reminded many of us just how unprepared we are. No lights, no heat, no water for better than 48 hours plus and many without phones or fuel. What, if a real disaster were to strike? You can bet your boots no one will be sent a R.S.V.P. engraved notice that such is on the way.
And of course all of us hope such will not be.
Have a full set of slides with accompanying transcript on Survival available to any and all organizations or groups. Just say the word and I’ll come show and read. Anywhere - anytime. Okay?
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Fabulous Fantasy: The difference in snowfall in the Gid Brown Hollow as compared to the first of all Washington’s!
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Our special thanks to Lois Snead, Sarah Latham, Bill Harrison and Linda Oliver for helping with the 4-H Officer Training.
A grand total of 72 Club members were given training in how to perform the duties of their respective offices.
Just in case another electric current drought occurs, here are tips on what to do about food in the deep freeze:
1. Keep the door shut. To open it will let in hot air.
2. Fifty pounds of dry ice will hold a 20 cubic foot freezer filled with frozen food below freezing for 3 to 4 days; if half filled for 2-3 days.
3. Food will keep satisfactorily in most deep freezes that are in good operating conditions for 48
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