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DOINGS
by
Walter L. Saunders,. Jr.
Our 4-H Tractor Maintenance Project ended last week with an exam given covering the highlights of the course with the following boys competing: Walter B. Kilby, Joe Cloud, Jimmv Dodson, Charles Dodson, Louis Miller, Lindy Atkins, Richard Burke, James Grimsley, David Pullen, and Netus Dodson. Walter B. Kilbv wan first prize of a set of screw drivers for work in Unit B while Jimmy Dodson, Charles Dodson and Louis Miller won first, second and third respectively in Unit A. The prizes for Unit A included a screw driver set, a ratchet set and aa set of small wrenches.
The main topic of discussion in our Senior 4-H Clubs thus month was the Short annd Long time 4-H program for the countv and plans for re-painting the 4-H signs in both club areas this spring. The Flint Hill Senior club met at the home of Doris Ann Atkins, with Louie Miller presiding; The Sperryville Senior club, with Walter B. Kilby presiding, met at the home of Peachey Lyne; and the Washington Senior dub met at the high school with Granville Fo> presiding. .
The 4-H Livestock Judging Team had a work out at Shenandoah Farms in Warren Count) last Saturday morning. This yeai the Rappahannock 4-H team i< having it’s practice session wntl
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