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Our 4-H Members excelled again at i the Northern Virginia Lamb Show and Sale held June 13 at Pampers Livestock Exchange located I near Winchester. There were twenty entries in the Singles Class made bv as many exhibitors. Lyle Updike’s Southdown-Dorset crossbred lamb weighing 103 pounds ivas declared grand champion by| judge Arden iHuff, 4-H Livestock Specialist of the Extension Service. David Lyne had the reserve champion in a grade Hampshire lamb weighing 99 pounds while Anna Catherine Sites of Amissvitle placed third with her Iamb. Cjfther placings were: 4th Donny Atwood of Page; 5th Milton Gore of Rappahannock; 6th Wayne Phillips of Frederick; 7th Francis j Updike, 8th Billy Sisk (both of Rappahannock), 9th Mark Bouserman and 10th Keith Kibler, both of Page. The champion sold for 35c a pound while the reserve champion fetched 33c.
Pen-of-Three winners were: 1st Donny Atwood of Page; 2nd Lyle Updike,!Rappahannock; 3rd Charles Burner, Page; 4th Anna Sites, Rappahannock; 5th Billy Sisk of Rappahannock; 7th Joe Huffman, Page; 8th Mark Bouserman, of Page; 9fh David Lyne, Rappahannock; and 10th Charles Sours of Page County.
A total of 79 head were exhibited withj 59 grading prime (blue O) and 20 grading choice (red O). The blue O sold for 26c and the red Q’s 25c.
Other Rappahannock 4-H’ers taking part in the Show and Sale were Jerry Foster, Harrison and George Powers.
Billy jSisk and David Lyne hold the distinction of having 100% of their i960 Iamb crop marketed to grade Blue O. Billy had a 183% lamb cijop (eleven raised from 6 ewes) ;fnd David 120%.
Rappahannock has ten 4-H memberj; enrolled in the Farm Flock project.all will make asizeablej net profit in 1960.
Ram! Sales to be held in this section land breeds to be offered are as follows:
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