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KIPPAHANNOCK NEWS PUBLISHER ’THURSDAY MOKM.vo W,««hingtot4 Rappahannock County, Virjpnj* TfPSfgqNH; WA|yHf<gTOW 2861 BASIL C. BURKE, JR. Owner Ha SARAH C. LATHAM, Entered M Second Claac Mail at the Poet Office «t Washington, Va. __flH IB Till SUBSCRIPTION (in advance) _ HELP YOUR YOUNGSTERS HELP THEMSELVES • .Is there lack of interestand enthusiasm among parents of our county 4-Hers? If we take time to look back and to think we can find magnified benefits which have been derived from 4-# |fork- . Reside the everyday benefits of practical learning and projects fram which,4-Heta have financial gain, Rappahannockhas had several boys and girls win trips to the National 4-H Congress, and one boy placed second over the nation ! in sheep‘Shearing contests. Another Rappahannock member represented Virginia at a national meeting in £forth Carolina. These things were made possible through their years of 4-H club work. ( Without adult leaders and interest of parents they can not progress. From experience I realize how easy, in these * busy days,, it is to neglect our youil&ters interests. ' ■' \ f : ' ' 's | S. L.
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