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lojiowea vy rnr arvor.un givqi» uy Walter B.. Kilby of the Sperry- ' I ville Senior Club. Randall Updike led .the! group in the pledge to the flag, followed by the 4-H pledge. Group Ringing throughout the program was |ed by Sue Many, of Washington Senior Club and Judy lillard, Flint Hitt Senior Chib, and' accompanied by Mrs. Paul Miller at the piano.
One of the highlights of the evening was a very interesting and . illustrated talk by Betty Appersoo, International Farm Youth Exchange Delegate from Culpeper County to Luxemburg. Betty was dressed in the native costume of Luxembourg which greatly added to the pictuie sbe presented to the audience through her talk and si des qjf this country.
Mhs| Ansi RiDth Barnette, Home Agent, thanpd the 4-H club leaders for rhftr devoted in- ■ terast bs-'belping and guiding ou%, 4-H club members in the county, to achieve the maximum benefits from 4+H activities. Those lea4-~ ei* reejogniaed are as ddkm Mrs. Barbara Gentry, Mrs. Mabel Lillard. Mrs. Maxine Cary and Mp. Virginia ^aonders. ;
Jack iSiik, State Champion Sheep Shearer, gave a very interesting ajcccunt of his trip to Chicago while participating in the National Sheep Shearing Contest. Jack told in detail about the contest as si'eli as his practice shearing enroute | to Chicago. Jean Lillard told of her t rip to 4-H State Short Course, at V.P.I. last June when she was* a delegate from the Flint Hill Senior Club.
County award.; were presented fey -Miss Anna Ruth Barnett*, liutne Agent and Walt Saunders, •Assistant County' Agent, to the following 4-H dub members,for their * outstanding work in 1958.
Health, • Sally Latham, Doris Aim Dodson; leadership, Jean Lillard;!recreation, Shirley Smoot; public ^peaking, Peachey Lyne; food preparation, Joan Hickerson and Charlotte Moore.
Achievement, John Harrison Powe«;| boys’ agriculture, Walter B. Kilby, Francis Updike, Lyle Ur>dike:j leadership, Waiter - B. Kilby; dairy, Joe Cloud, entomology, Daf id Lyne, Eugene Burke forestry,, John Harrison Powers; swine, Carl (Clark, Bud Smoot,
The <!lub exhibits, which were placed .around the audtorium, were judged by Mrs. Lucia Kilby and Mrs. H. S. Barksdale. Winners were as follows:
Junior Girls—Flint Hill, JrnV 1st; Sperryville IM, 2nd.
Senior Girls—Flint Hill, Sr., . 1st; Washington, Sfc, 2nd. > Junior Boys —.Forest Grovt,
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