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THERE WERE OTHER portions of his talk which are less defensible—such as a sideswipe at “social constraints” against use of DDT and diethylstilbestrol; Virginia agricultural technicians seem to have a peculiar fondness for drenching everything with powerful chemicals. But his point about land use planning designed to keep agricultural lands in agricultural use is excellent; if for no other reason than developers know that the best agricultural land is often also the best land fqr building new houses. It perks.

Barn spotters A GREAT NUMBER of subscribers correctly identified the barn in last week’s paper as that on the Earl Kilby property in the F.T. Valley. Stoney Frye of Boston was the winner of the free subscription. Others Submitting correct entries included Peggy Jenkins, Mrs. Linda Hitt, Mrs. John Green, Mrs. Dick Jenkins, Johnny Haney, Mrs. Marie K. Hite, Mrs. Lillian D. Jenkins, Mrs. C. M. Ttamey, Mrs. Billy Fincham, Mrs. Bernard Jenkins, Louise Jenkins, Helen Carroll, Mrs. Roberta Jackson, Debbie Racer and Mrs. Lewis Tyus, Jr.D

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