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Agriculture Week and the salute goes out to all farmers.

The farm has been an important role in the development of our country. Throughout the world, American farmers are the most productive, and nearly two million Americans are farmers.

With all the research in technology now in the marketplace, vegetables and fruits are more tastier and stay fresh longer.

On the average, now one American farmer can raise enough food to feed one hundred and thirty people, and about fifteen percent of our people are employed on farms.

Even though the Agriculture week has passed we continue to salute our hard working farmers who continue to raise food for the families and stock.

At the Kids Fishing Stream on the Robinson River last Saturday, Shaylee Butler of Slate Mills was among the youngsters lucky enough to catch trout.

Mrs. Ray Frazier was a Friday caller of her mother, Mrs. Eunice Meade on Hash Lane.

Mrs. Missy Bragg and son Mark spent the weekend with her brother, Joel Peregory and children Heide and Kenny in Catlett.

Kevin Grigsby, who observed his nineteenth birthday on Monday, was honored by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Grigsby, with a party on Sunday afternoon having other family members present.

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