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4-H Club Doings—

(Continued from page 2 to have the information or these events. However, a tour committee and the picnic committee, are to be appointed by the count; council president, Sandra Fosi er, to work on these possible events. Two boys, Tommy Williams and George Powers, are sut mining 4-H achievement re cords this year to VPI, Tommy's record will emphasize beef, while George’s will be in forestry. A lot ol work goes into putting togetl er such a record. I had a chance to see Steve Green, Steve Smith and C. G, Thornhill’s sow projects this month. According to Raymond Johi son, the 4-H tree seedlings will be delivered to us the las week in March. Incidentally, the Warrer County Fair to be held in At gust will welcome the Rappahannock . 4-H members tc show their livestock projects sheep, hogs, or beef. Boys and girls who can fatten s steer or heifer to show ai the fair should get started nc later than March. The beel do not have to be registeret

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