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4-H Demonstration
Winners Named
M em be r s of Rappahannock County 4-H clubs participated in the annual demonstration contests Saturday, March 27 which were held at the local high, school. Several winners in the local contests will compete in district contests to be held at Madison in A p r i 1. Through competition the 4-H members acquire poise and experience in appearing in public.
The winners are listed as follows: public speaking Earl Yancey, first in the boys division, spoke on “Mechaniza cion of Agriculture”. Ellis Smith was second, and his sub ject was “What 4-H Means To Me.” Alletta Beebe, first in the girls division took the
«pic ^Understanding Our 4^ledge.”
Giving demonstrations on electric projects were Joey Durden, how to repair an electric cord; C. G. Thornhill, how to splice wire; and Charlotte Printz, how to make a lamp. All were given blue ribbons. Bill Kilby received a blue ribbon for his wildlife demonstration on how to make a bird feeder and Charla Ann Sisk got a red ribbon for her horse and pony demonstration on feeding and care of horses. In the entomology division, Billy Payne and Bradford Beebe each were awarded a blue ribbon for how to make an insect killing jar and how to make an insect spreading board, respectively. Deborah Barron received a blue ribbon on sewing; Amy Palmer a red on gingerbread; Carty Moffett a blue on room improvement; Mary France^ Jenkins a red on muffins/
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