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Mrs. Phyliss Morris returned to her home on Tuesday from Warren Memorial Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Williams and Mrs. Lillian Fox were In Winchester on Thursday.

Va. Federal Aid

For Wildlife Up

Virginia’s share of Federal funds for fish and wildlife restoration for the 1970 fiscal year will total $748,741 out of some $43 million to be distributed among the 50 states, reports Chester F. Phelphs, Executive Director of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries. Pittman-Robertson funds derived from an 11% excise tax on guns and ammunition accounted for $577,980 of the total and are earmarked for game projects. The remaining $170,761 represents Dingell-Johnson funds accruing from a 10% excise tax on fishing tackle which will be used to finance fisheries projects. The revenue from both sources represents an all time high in the 33 years that the Pittman -Robertson Act and the 20 years the Dingell-Johnson Act have been in effect. The shares allocated to each state are determined by the number of paid hunting and fishing license holders in that state and the land area of the state. After deducting the costs of

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