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4-H NEWS Arils Frymyer Assistant County Agent This week Donald Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Williams of Chester Gap, is attending the State 4-H Conservation Camp at Virginia Beach. Only one 4-H boy can attend from each county. During the week of July 22-27th, three 4-H boys will be at the State 4-H Forestry Camp at Jamestown. These boys are: George Powers, Ellis Smith, and Nelson Putnam.
At both of these camps the 4-H'ers will have a study and field trip schedule along with swimming and other recreational activities. ! Two new 4-H farm sheep flocks have been started. ■ Ronnie Morris of Chester | Gap and William Payne of J Amissville received five, I western ewes each. | The Sears-RoeBuck Foundj ation pig chain project is
I located in the Sperryville
j Community this year. Janet Yates, Jean Sisk, James Clay; ton Jenkins, Linda Jenkins, j and James Richard Jenkins received the registered York| shire gilts. Rappahannock 4-H camp is : August 5 - 10th. Boys and ! girls going to the camp should return their applicaI tion at once. Deadline.. July 25th. Call the county agent’s office if you have not been notified. Congratulations to Harrison Powers for being named ! a 4-H All Star at the recent StatS Short Course at Blacksburg.'
Also to the Share-The-Fun Contest group from this county which placed second in their division at Short Course. These were Harold Walker, Ellis Smith, Larry Jolliffe and Barry Jolliffe. The County 4-H picnic will be held, Thursday, July 25 near Schuler’s in Lurayfrom 10 to 4. Modern man is -one who drives a mortgaged car over a bond - financed highway on credit - card gas.
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