Additional KILE Sheep Results (Continued from Page Al 9) Class 338-Sale bred ewe one year and under two: 1. James H. Hefner. 2. James H. Hefner. 3. idle Acres Suffolk. Class 339-One year and under two ewe: 1 . Breezeview Farm. 2. Wind Valley Farm. 3! Wind Valley Farm. Class 340-Pair of yearling ewes: 1. Wind Valley Farm. 2. Breezeview Farm. 3. Spin ning Acres. Class 341-Sale fall ewe lamb: 1. Mitchell Estock. 2. James H. Hefner. Class 342-FaH lamb ewe: 1. Keith McConnell. 2. Richard Feasley. 3. Richard Feasley. a ass 343-Sale spring ewe lamb: 1. Pine Haven Farm. 2. Windy Acres Suffolks. 3. Hilltop Haven. Class 344-Early spring lamb ewe; 1. Wind Valley Farm. 2. Breezeview Farm. 3. Shane M. Conaway. HULK. If DOES A BODY GOOD.' 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