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White and Ward Win
ft Stock Show
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, Ronald’s other steer, a Hereford,
Which weighed 807 pounds, was
bought by the Bank of Edenton for |
23 cents per pound.
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Carlton Perry exhibited and sold
two “Good” Hereford steers. One
of them, an animal weighing 701
1 pounds, was bought by Sgt. Julian
C. Rise, of the Edenton Naval Air
Station for 20'4 cents per pound.
• T. W. Jones of Colonial Motor
' Court, bought Carlton’s other steer
" which weighed 774 pounds for 21% (
cents per pound.
Jack Perry was proud winner of
"the reserve champion individual
hog which weighed 229 pounds and
was bought by Murray Baker for
the P. D. Gwaltney, Jr., Packing
i Company for 34% cents per pound.
Carroll Goodwin’s individual hog
won third prize and Richard
■ White’s individual hog won fourth
place. Carroll’s hog which weigh
, ed 186 pounds was bought by Ken
neth Miller for Smithfield Pack
ing Company for 20% .cents per
pound and Richard’s hog which
weighed 197 pounds was bought by
Murray Baker for 19 cents per
pound.
Leon Evans’ pen of three hogs
won reserve champion. His nogs,
which weighed 623 pounds, were
bought by Smithfield Packing |
Company for 18 cents per pound, i
f Sherwood Harrell’s pen of three j
hogs, which weighed 584 pounds, >
won third place in their class, and
were bought by Smithfield Packing |
Company for 17% cents per pound, j
> Richard White also won honors for,
his pen of three hogs, which weigh
ed 614 pounds, won fourth prize j
and were bought by Murray Baker
for the P. D. Gwaltney, Jr., Pack-j
ing Company for 18 cents per!
pound.
Other 4-H and FFA Club mem
bers who entered hogs in the show
and sale were: Danny Nixon (1),
Gene Harrell (1), Joe Hollowoß
(4), Carlton and Ronald Perry (1
each) and Frank Evans. Dick and
Ray Lowe, Lewis and Ray Evans, 1
three each. A total of 36 hogs
were entered and sold by 17 4-H
and FFA Clu'b members. Another
how wihrh was slightly under
weight for a ton hog (180-240,
pounds) was sold bv Bryant White j
after the sale. Murrav Ba*er
' bought this h nlr which weighed 175
y pounds so- 17% cents ner Dound.
Prizes for the contest were fur.
j m'shed hv the Sponsor, the Edenton
• Junior Chamber of Commerce.
!, Jack Perrv won first niece in fit
j ring and showmanship of steers.
• This nrize was an engraved tro
; nb~ ribhon and SIO.OO. Ronald
: Perrv won second place in’ th’S
■ enronetitinn. He was awarded a
'• ribbon and $7.00. Brvsnt White.
! who won third place in this contest
! of steers was awarded a ribbon and 1
[ $5 00.
H. Ivev Ward won first p'ace in
: fitting and showmanship of hogs
Dick I .owe won second nlace, and
Repaid Perrv won third place.
' Each of these winners was award
ed a ribbon. •
| As exhibitor of the grand chafti
• pion steer, ißrvant White was
■ awarded a beautiful engraved tro
; phv. ribbon and SIO.OO. He won an
• ♦'ditional $7.00 because his steer
graded choice. For showing the
• reserve champion steer, Jack Per
j ry won a trophy, ribbon and SB.OO.
Ronald Perry won a ribbon and
i $6.00 for showing the third place
| steer. .
» Each contestant whose steer
• graded choice was awarded $7.00
J and each contestant whose steer
j graded good was awarded $5.00.
? Fred. Matthews of Hertford ser
• ved as auctioneer and did an ex
< ce'llent job.
i „ The Chowan Extension Servioe
• and the Vocational Agriculture De
; partment of Chowan High School
5 wish to express their appreciation
» to the sponsor, the Edenton Jay
j eees. td the buyers, to the Chowan
• County Board of Commissioners
] and the Edenton Town Council and ,
4 to all the business firms who con-;
{ tributed of their time, talents and
! money to make the third annual
f Chowan Fat Stock Show and Sale
'j a success. The judges and auc
• tioneer also are to be, commended
j for their excellent work.,
j Jaycees Will Attend
1 State Convention
if*
f With the state Junior Chamber
I of Commerce scheduled to hold its
| annual convention in Asheville May
f. 9 and 11, six Edenton Jaycees are
X’planning to attend. In the Eden- 1
f ton group will be Warren Twiddy,
I Tom Shepard, Tom Byrum, Joe]
J Conger, Jr., James Bond and Dick I
] Dixon. Possibly others will atao
I make the trip.
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