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phases of club work: project work in the show ring, out of the county competition and leadership.
Back in 1950. when he was ten years old. Glen joined the Washington Jr. 4.H club and bought one hundred baby chicks for his first project. Broilers were high then, and Glenn made a profit of $30.60. From this humble beginning Glenn has acquired a verv impressive record over the past seven years. He has completed thirty-three projects such as corn, oats, beef cows, brood sow, market bogs, and sheep. Net profit from his last vears projects amounted to 5506.98. '
Competing for the blue ribbon
Area Fairs iust comes nat-" ural to all five of the Updike boys and Glen is no exception. His entire h-ve been consistently near the *rr, ^.,(1 have included corn, hogs •-a shem. He is proud of his market hog that won it’s class in the Orange Area Hog Show in 1955 Hot if von want to see Glen's eves Po-hf no inst mention the Grand /'■'v.^mninn Fat Lamb that he showed in Winchester last year.
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