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CLASS III. Yearling Angus'net fers. (Open to all 4-H and F.F.A. members.)
1st—“Betty Mignonett,” owned by Betty Johnson, bred by C. E. Johnson, Jr.; prizes same as Class II. 2nd—“Beauty," owned by Archie Bailey, Jr., bred by J. E. Yates; prizes same as class II. 3rd— “Blackie,” owned by J. T. Dwyer, bred by J. M. O’Bannon; prizes same as class II. 4th—“Aggie,” owned* by Peachy Lyne, bred by W. H. Lyne; prizes: feed tub, curry comb, and dressing comb.
CLASS IV. Hereford heifers. 1st—“Betsy Ross,” owned by Kelly Updike, bred by Nish North; prizes same as 1st for Class II. No other entry.
CLASS V. Hereford heifers (Open to* all 4-H and F.F.A. members.) lst-r-“Betsy Ross,” owned by Kelly Updike; prizes same as class II. 2nd—“Carnation,” owned by Glen Updike, bred by John B. Updike; prizes same as class II.
We are deeply gratful to the following organizations and individuals who helped make this show possible:
Willard Smith, new owner of Dolmont farm; the Virginia Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association, The Hereford Journal, The Rappahannock Angus Breeders Association, and the following local breeders in addition to those furnishing the heifers:
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