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volume of wool production •epresented by the vote. If a new agreement is not approved by producers, no deducions will be withheld from wool payments on 1971 marketings. The VSPC programs would continue inly as long as the present reserve fund permits or until some other agreement might be approved by producers. The Chairman said that ballots are being mailed to all known wool and lamb producers in the area. Rallots may be mailed to the :ounty ASCS office or delivered in aerson, as soon as they are •eceived. Ballots must reach the bounty office no later than close of ausiness on June 18 in order to be :ounted.

Service News

Marine Lance Corporal John B. Voodward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Care, Box 197, \missville, has reported for duty with the 1st BattalioBr4th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa.

Prize Awarded

Miss Carter Moffett of Vashington was the recipient of he fishing outfit given away May .4, 1971 by the Washington Fire Company and Rappahannock Rescue Squad.

Deeds Recorded

Haywood F. Mayberry et ux to James C. Arnold, Lot J in Debora Helen Estates; Wakefield District. Robert A. Butler et al to Douglas Pauley et ux, 55 acres; Jackson District. Ray T. Cannon et ux to Donald C. Varkett et ux, 8.104 acres; Stonewall District. Luther S. Jenkins Jr. et ux to Warren C. Turley jr. et ux, 3.388 acres; Hawthorne District. William J. Spencer et ux to John V. Baldwin, parcel B, 8.563 acres, Putnam tract; Jackson District. Cardinal Foods Inc. to Maurice L. Lowenbach, Lots 7A and 8A, Sky Verge Estates; Wakefield District. George W. Hawkins et ux to Richard V. Wayland et ux, 0.90

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