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pahannock at a week of 4-H Congress in Blacksburg were Amanda Magee, Raynetta Gheen, Julie Burke, Judith Bloomer, Joe McCullough, Janine Bloomer, and Ginger Eidson. Some of the courses studied by these youngsters were handicapped recreation, cooperatives, consumerism and community improvement.
July 1981
Livestock Club
July was a big month for Rappahannock County Livestock Club members. They held a livestock fundraiser and food sale as part of the fourth of July festivities in Washington and participated in the Culpeper-MadisonRappahannock farm show in late July, winning many of the top places and also faring well in the 4-H livestock sale that ended the show Monday night.
Of the top nine places in livestock competition, the Rappahannock entries took eight. They were.
Lamb Show: Grand Champion-Charlotte Magee of Amissville; Reserve Champion-Laura Adams of Flint Hill; Heavyweight Market Lamb-lst, Charlotte Magee, 2nd Charlotte Magee, 4th, Matthew Owings, 5th April Adams. Lightweight Market Lamb: 1st, Laura Adams; 3rd, Matthew Owings; 4th Denice Eidson.
Hog Show: Amanda Magee of Amissville-first and second places; Irwin Starks of Washington-first and fourth places; Timmy Falls of Woodville-second and fifth (pen of two); Mitchell Burke of Boston-first (pen of two) and fifth places; Joyce Starks of Washington-second (pen of two) and sixth places; Dawn Burke of Bostonfourth and sixth places (pen
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