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Catalogs listing over $121,890 in premiums in 47 major departments have been i sent to 8,000 potential exhibitors in Virginia and • surrounding states for the 1 1980 State Fair of Virginia to be held in Richmond from Sept. 18 to 28, according to ; George A. Morrow, agriculture manager. * The 171-page premium list is the most comprehensive issued by the State Fair in its 35 years at the present location. Of the total _< premiums offered, $90,447 are for open class competition and $31,448 for junior classes. Special breed . association awards total : $10,646.
The largest offerings are in ? the beef department with a total $27,288 of which $17,310 is for open class and $9,978 for junior class. Next highest is the dairy department with a total of $23,275 r of which $19,275 is for open class and $4,000 for junior class. The sheep department C is third with a total in c premium offerings of $12,312
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Robert Woodrow Pullen, 58. of Front Royal, died Thursday, July 31, 1960 at Warren Memorial Hospital, Front Royal.
Funeral services were held Sunday at the TurnerRobertshaw Funeral Home Chapel conducted by the Rev. Jerry Young. Burial was in Washington Masonic Cemetery. i Mr. Pullen , was born ' January 27, 1922, in Rappahannock County, the son of Mrs. Virgie Fincham _ Pullen of Front Royal and i the late Charles L. Pullen. He 4 was a member of the Rivermout Baptist Church and was employed by Avtex in Front Royal.
In addition to his mother survivors include four .brothers, Charles Pullen of Richmond. Gene Pullen of : Williamsburg. William ■ Pullen of Staunton and Gid Pullen of Front Royal and two sisters, Agnes Chad well of Alexandria and Helen Lingweavcr of Front Royal. t * ■ ; «■"1 !.■■'!.1 'gpM—
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