—Lancaster Firming, Saturday, October 1,1977
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Esta Lapp repeated her winnings from last year when she showed the grand
champion market swine at the New Holland Community Fair on Thursday.
Champs chosen
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the champion fitter of the
show.
Janae received some
expert advice this year from
two experienced beef
showmen-her brothers Jeff
and Mike. Last year Jeff was
the grand champion of the
New Holland show and just
recently took the reserve
grand champion title at the
Ephrata Fair.
Judge William Holloway,
the manager of South
Branch Farms, Seven
Valleys Rl, said he chose the
grand champion over the
reserve because “it showed
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In the showmanship
contest, Linda High, Creek
Hill Road, Lancaster,
repeated last year’s
championship win.
The complete results of the
show follow:
1. Janae Martin, New
Holland R 3; 2. Marlin Groff,
Lancaster; 3. Randy
Musselman, New Holland
R 3; 4. Vicki Bare, Witmer.
AT THE
10 AM to 12 NOON
Crossbreds
1. Glenn Yoder,
Morgantown Rl; 2. Audrey
Hoover, Gap Rl; 3. Randy
Martin, East Earl R 2; 4. Jeff
Martin, New Holland R 3;
and 5. Steve Smith, Denver
R 2.
Herefords
1. Jane Groff, Leola; 2.
Barbara Young, Gap; 3.
Kathy Martin, New Holland
R 3; 4. Dale Hershey, Ronks
Rl; 5. Tami Groff, New
Holland R 3; 6. Gary Eberly,
East Earl R 2; and Dwayne
Reiter, Narvonß2.
Showmanship
1. Linda High, 2. Jane
Groff, Leola; 3. Jeff Martin,
4. Randy Martin; 5. Kathy
Martin
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Gienn Yoder holds the halter of his Charolais/Angus crossbred champion of
the New Holland 4-H beef show. Standing behind the animal is Kenneth Stoitz
fus, representing the buyers, Stoltzfus Meats, Intercourse. The champion sold
for $1.25 per pound.
Fitting
1. Janae Martin, 2. Jeff
Martin, 3. Tami Groff, and 4.
Dale Hershey.
BEEFSALE
Later in the afternoon at
the beef sale, Glenn Yoder
received $1.25 per pound
from Stoltzfus Meats, In
tercourse, for his grand
champion. At 1060 pounds,
the total amount earned by
Yoder was $1325. This is the
second consecutive year the
butcher shop purchased the
champion. Last year’s price
was $2.00 per pound.
The reserve champion
steer owned by Janae Martin
sold for $.66 per pound to
Riverside Beef Company,
Riverside, N.J. At 1040
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pounds, the total for the
purebred angus came to
$686.40.
The average for the sale
with the champions came to
$62.26 per hundredweight
and $59.51 per hun
dredweight without the
champions.
animals at the sale were:
Weaver and Martin
Trucking, Yoders Meat,
Dutch Way Farm Market,
Guernsey Farm Restaurant,
Shady Maple, Earl Sauder
Feed Mill, Terre Hill Silo
Company H. D. Matz,
Brownstown National Bank,
Commonwealth National
Bank; John S. Martin, Jerry
Mahoney Plumbing, Burger
Chef, New Holland, Sales
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SWINE SHOW
Esta Lapp, the 16-year-old
daughter of Mir. and Mrs.
Elmer Lapp, Kinzers Rl,
made it to the top two years
in a row when she showed
the grand champion market
hog of the New Holland
Community Fair, Thursday.
Miss Lapp, whose father is
known for his Belgian
horses, is a six year 4-H
member. This year she
chose to show a Lan
drace/Hampshire corssbred
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