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(Continued from Page 1) lie schools has declined at a rate of about three percent a year for the last 10 years. The success of that sales program will be clear when the supervisors vote on acceptance of the state’s low interest literary loan. In Clarke’s case, the sale has gone through. Construction has begun on a new high school with a price tag of $5 million - $2 million to come from a literary loan, $1 million from Virginia School Board Association bonds and $2 million from the county’s general fund. “Clarke County’s enrollment declined with the state and national trend,” said SuperintenCounty
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elects officers At the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Convention Dec. 11, I. R. Kilby from South District was elected to serve a threeyear tertn on the County Commit'tfc'e. ''ftibtnas’ V. Williams Jr. and Louis P. Moore Jr. are completing their terms. Mr. Williams was elected chairman, Mr. Moore was elected vice-chairman, and Mr. Kilby will serve as the regular member.
Alternates elected to the county committee were: From the North District: Thomas B. Massie (1st alternate); Michael M. Massie (2nd alternate). From the South District: A. Y. Stokes (1st); A. F. Cannon (2nd). From the East District: W. Clifford Latham (1st); James F. Massie Jr. (2nd). Members of the community committees are: In the North District: Thomas R. Taylor, chairman; Thomas B. Massie, vice-chairman; Michael Massie, regular member; Bryant Lee, 1st alternate; Ulrich Maeyer, 2nd alternate.
In the South District: A. F. Cannon, chairman; I. R. Kilby, vicechairman; A. Y. Stokes, regular member; Marshall Burke, 1st alternate; Irma L. Hensley, 2nd alternate.
In the East District: J. F. Massie Jr., chairman; W. Clifford Latham, vice-chairman; Aubrey North, regular member; Dale Welch, 1st alternate; Charles Sutphin, 2nd alternate.
Terms of office for all newly elected officials begin Jan. 1.
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