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jt fojr 4-H Highlights
Of 1957
j For many of us the year will be remembered only as year of the big drought. But some youngster, like Glenn Opt'd ike, it will be remembered as the year he won the State Meat Animal Award and the "Cinderella like'*! rip to National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Perhaps hijs younger brother, Randall Updike will remember ’57 as the year he Was initiated ain the AH Star?T raised and showed the Grand Champion pen of three hogs at thje hotly contested Orange H«^g Show' Ind had the Grand Champion ewjr at the Culpeper Farm Show. | jj Mavhe Bud Smoot will remember his first livestock show and the blue ribbon his Yorkshire giljt Won. ■ * ’ I i | Let’s glance very briefly at whalt some of the other 4-H’ers will Have to file in their books: Twenty-seven boys and girls will remernf her the fun and pranks and good fellowship shared ,at 4-H camp, j
J; Winyre of the county Public Speaking; Contest were Rod Regan apd Peachy Lvne. j • Etjdie Sutphin and Rod Regai|i wop, the Reserve Grand Chamjpion county group of three fat steers at the Charlottesville Baby Bisef Show. i 4|David Lyne teamed up with Mr. O’Bannon’s Yorkshire-Bhrkjshire cross hogs to place first in the ^1-210 pound class at the Oran Ayer Hog Show.
For Jack Sisk, it was albiit not quite, when he placed second in the District Sheep Shearing Contest. I ;Mrs. Miller, Manager of the Stiars Order Store in Front Royal, presented Mike Vest, the top cash award for the excellent managei. V (Contimwd w pag* I) '
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