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Jack Sisk, sbn df Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sisk of Sperryville exhibited the Grand Champion Single and . * the Reserve Ch mpiotv pen-of-three
C^enn.. C/pjlike had., the Grand " Champion Pen*of-du*e* y Of the nine lambs exhibited by , Jack 7 graded prime. and 2 choice. His;Grand Champion single weighed 95 lbs white his- Reserve Champion pen averaged 97 lbs. These lambs, were bom during the last half of December and were put of Montana Ewes sired bv a 5 \ ^registered Hampshire ram. They were creep led since large enough to Jit on stock feed, com and barely. Jacks commend, “Creep feeding sure pays! Sheep are as ■ profitable a livestock- project as a 4-H member can take.” Jack has had* a sheep project for six yeirs an<f still has seven of the orieiV’l l ewes he started with i which are. now 8 years old and yet hardy.
Glenn Updike exhibited 4 lambs all "fading Blue “O” or primie and had the Grand Champion pen— of-three and placed 7th in the sine$es.j - ;. * .
Randall Updike's pen-of-three .took fourth#>Iace with five out of the six head grading tops. His single lamb nlaced 6 in its class. Glenn’and Randall are sons of Mr and M".. Tchn B. Updike of Washington. . ' -
Billy Sisk, sop of ,Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sisk, of Sperryville and a new comer in 4-H lamb show! : I circles exhibited* one jamb whichl j also graded Blue “O” He has/ eight more lambs at home which he " hope? to"be ready for the next 4-H lamb show and sale schedule for June 16b at Winchester. -
Other 4-H boys participating in the show were from Page, Frederick and CJJark Counties., ’
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