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CONTEST WlNNEß— Stephen Bass, a student at Chowan
Academy, has been named first {dace winner in the Area
Five Conservation Poster Contest held recently in Green
ville. His poster placed first in the Fourth Grade among
posters entered from the 20 Northeastern Area Five coun
ties. Stephen’s poster qualified for the area contest after
winning first place in the county and first place in the
Albemarle District Contest. His poster will now be entered in
the statewide Conservation Poster Contest to be held in May.
Pictured is Stephen receiving his $lO cash prize from
Albemarle District Chairman, Lloyd Bunch, as his fourth
grade teacher, Mrs. Carolyn Ward, proudly looks on.
Livestock Show Winners
(This news article is
supplement to the one ap
pearing in Chowan Herald
last week).
Jill Copeland won the
fitting and showmanship
demonstration for steers at
Chowan Junior Livestock
Show held last week. Second
{dace winner; in this contest
was Bill Jordan; third
place, Debbie Jordan;
fourth place, Harriett
Winslow; fifth place, David
Jordan and sixth place,
Andy Hare.
In the fitting and
showmanship contest for
hogs, the winner of the
trophy was Donalton White.
Second place winner was
Gibson Rich; third place,
Anna Goodwin; and fourth
place, Mary Rich.
The judge of the contest,
Dr. Bob Jones, commented
after the fitting and
showmanship contest was
over, “The boys and girls
did the best job I believe I
have ever seen. They were
excellent.”
In the pen of three contest
third place winner was
Joseph- fourth
place, Jeff Toppin; fifth,
Anna Goodwin; sixth Milt
Tynch; seventh, Ivey Ward;
eighth, Debbie Ward;
nineth, Karen Ward; tenth,
Randy Lowe and eleventh,
Debbie Jordan.
In the competition for
best record books, Debbie
Jordan won the trophy for
her first place steer book.
Debbie also won this honor
in 1977. Other project book
winners were Anna Good
win, 2nd place; Joseph
Goodwin, third place and
Debbie Jordan (hogs) fourth
place.
Murray Goodwin, 4-H
Coordinator said “In some
ways this was the best
Livestock Show we have
ever had. Our champion
individual hog sold for the
most ($3.40 per lb.) of any
animal we have ever had in
the Chowan County sale. We
had the most boys and girls
(31) in the show ever. Bob
Jones said we had excellent
fitting showmanship con
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“We want to thank
everyone who had
something to do with
making the show and sale
the success that it was.
Buyers, Trophy Donors,
Advertisers in program,
Auctioneer and Ruritan
members.”
The remainder of sale was
as follows:
Third place individual hog
shown by Wayne Forehand
and bought by Baker Hog
Market at $1.05 per lb.;
Third place steer, Gary
Copeland bought by
Weyerhauser at $.76 per lb.;
Third place pen, Jospeh
Goodwin, bought by Hobbs
Implement at $.86 per lb.;
Fourth place steer, Bob
Jordan, bought by Hobbs,
Implement at $.75 per lb.;
Fifth place steer, David
Jordan, bought by Byrum
Implement Co. at $.82 per
lb.; Sixth place steer,
Debbie Jordan, bought by
Home Feed & Fertilizer at
$.82; Seventh place
steer, Wally Byrum, bought
by Edenton .Tractor at $.76
per 4b.; Eighth place. ste*r.
Bryant Byrum, bought by
Byrum Implement at $.70
per lb.; Nineth Place Steer,
Harriett Winslow, bought by
Hobbs Implement at $.75 per
lb.; Tenth place Steer, Andy
Hare, bought by Byrum
Implement at $.70 per lb.
and Fourth Diace individual
hog, Donalton White,
bought by Creywood Oil at
$.75 per pound.
Also Fifth place individual
hog, Mary Rich, bought by
Valhalla Produce at $.75;
Sixth place individual hog,
Debbie Jordan, bought by
Baker Hog market at $.74;
Seventh place individual
hog, Neal Bass, bought by
Bank of N.C. at $.87; Eighth
place individual hog, Walter
Byrum, bought by Baker
Hog Market at $1.20; Nineth
place individual hog,
Dwayne Forehand, bought
by Valhalla Produce at
$1.14; Tenth place in
dividual hog, Stephen C.
Bass, bought by Valhalla
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