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nings made by Virginia 4-H girls and boys at the 4-H Club Congress other than national attention was bound to have been focused on the Old Dominion. Our livestock • 1 le im team won first place in the National Contest. A'so Virginia he - woii the National Contest in Kntomologv and Forestry. Some 4 or s g ib from Northern Virginia took first place in as many rational contests.

Remember the two boys who edged Jack Sisk at the Front Royal Sheep Shearing Contest? The\ won-first and third in the National. JTie Raker bov from Fluvana. now a Rible Student in North Carolina, made one of the ■ highest scores in the history of the contest and Billy Abbot from Lurav was less than two points behind him with ail Ohio boy in 2nd ’dace. Tho-e attending the shear•ri. -t-.nol -t | mi Massie’s fa mi -•n- Rd!\ l-i action With these t-v.n ‘thorps” out of Jack s f’-sh «v -/...f fh:ivTs are r\r>e--t ,! n* t. T-iek h-’s forr more rears • * V ghle 4-H age. hour -he- r;

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