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Registered: Yorkshires of modern meat type jre used in the sow chain which serves as a source of improving the typej quality and performance of sivjne in Rappahannock and surrounding counties.
The 1900-61 project began in the Forest: Grove community this summer vyhere five gilts were placed without cost to as many boys. This group of gilts is headed by a Toastmaster boar purchased from Dick! Ellis, IV of Buckingham which represents the most popular Yorkshire breeding in the U.S.A.
1960-61 contestants are: Floyd Utz, son of Rlr. Thomas M. Utz; Ellis Howard Smith, son of Mr. Ellis Smitbt; Larry and Barry Jolliffe, sons of Mr. Silas Jolliffe; Jimmy and Roy Weakley, sons of Mr. Judd Weakley; and Robert Grigsby, Gn Mrs. Beulah Grigsby. |j
Who'll be the winner from this group is highly questionable. However, there;! ijs no question about the growing popularity of this strain of Yorkshire in Rappahannock. Seans Roebuck, managed by Mrs. B. Miller of Front Royal, is the local sponsoring store.
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Sigjrna Holds
Regular Meeting
The Chi Sigma's met Sunday night, September 18, at the parish hall in Washington Va.
At our regular business meeting, we decided to take another trip in the near future, but a destination and date was not set. At the close of the business session, a discussion on “Who Should Decide” was held. The discussion was based on a play which we had read.
The group Joined in games and refreshments before adjourning.
Next week we will meet in the Flint Hill fire hall at 7:30 p.m. Transportation will be provided from Washington Baptist Church between 7 and 7:15 p.m.
Mvrla Anne Updike
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