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Harry William Mundy of Sperryville, ran into a snowbank and overturned. Mundy applied his brakes to avoid a vehicle slowing in front of him and skidded into the snow mound, according to investigating officer J. B. Willis.
The truck was declared a total loss and no injuries or charges resulted.
On Route 642 Sunday night, Robert B. Settle of Amissville operating a 71 Chevrolet pickup struck a cow and calf. Damage to the Lruck was set at $250, said Trooper Willis, and the animals, belonging to James L. Graham, survived.
ASC Feed-Grain
Program Sign-Up
Sign-up period for the 1972 feed grain program will be January 17 through February 25, and there will be no extension, H. S. Barksdale Chairman of the Rappahannock County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) Committee announced today.
According to Mr. Barksdale the 1972 feed grain program is designed to achieve a feed grain set-aside of at least 38 million acres, compared with 18.2 million acres this year.
With new options presented to farmers for 1972, the Secretary of Agriculture must have set-aside commitments by Feburary 25 to enable him to determine whether to accept farmer offers of optional set-aside if signup is short of the desired 38 million acres.
To do this, he said, it is imperative that we have an early sign-up. Farmers have from now until January 17 to make theii plans and to sign up within the alloted period.
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