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Snead, Kidwell High
In Lamb Show-Sale ;
Bill Snead and George Kid-j veil, Jr., 4-11 members of! Rappahannock, each exhibited and sold five head of lambs j at the Northern Virginia Lamb j Show and Sale held Monday, May 22nd at Winchester. Bill placed 2nd and George 3rd in the singles class won by Larry Royston of Clarke County. Champion l’en-of-1 Three lambs was also exhibit-' ed by Bill Snead.
Randall Updike, former 4-H member of Rappahannock and presertfiy Marketing Agent, Dt vision of Markets, Virginia Department of Agriculture judged the show. , Bill’s Ben-of-Thrceweighed 308 pounds and his single 99 pounds. All of his lambsgraded prime. Cancer Crusade Over $1200 Mark
A tally of funds contributed to the Cancer Crusade in Rap pahannock is given by districts as follows; piedmont $221.75; Stonewall $133.50; Hawthorne $123.50; Hampton $270.00; i Jackson $347.80; Wakefield! $103.82, Total for the entire j county is $1200.37. The name of Mrs. Garfield! Williams of Chester Gap was omitted from the list of crusade workers published ini previous issues. A vote of! thanks was extended all work-| c-rs and contributors by Cru-; 5ade Chairman, Miss Mary. Miller Wood for the splendid, cooperation of all.j,
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