Beaver Community Fair results announced
BEAVER SPRINGS - The
first 4-H and FFA Market
Hog and Lamb Sale'was held
on Friday, September 22 as
part of the 50th Beaver
Community Fair, Beaver
Springs. There were eight
market lambs sold for an
average price of $.99 per
pound while the six market
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hogs sold for an average .Meiser, daughter of Mr. and
pope of $l.lO per pound. Mrs. Lewis Meiser, Mt
Pleasant Mills sold the
reserve champion lamb for
$1.20 per pound to Swineford
National Bank, Middleburg.
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market lambs were Klingers
Mill, Middlecreek; Park
Thomas of Par-Kay Farms,
Tony Troxell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Troxell,
Middleereek, exhibited and
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Champion Market Hog for
$1.50 per pound to Reno H.
Thomas, Brooks End Farm,
Reavertown. Steve Herman,
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7,1978
son of Mr. and Mrs. Keen
Herman, Beavertown sold
the Reserve Grand Cham
pion Hog for sl.3s to James
Etzler, Etzlprs Butcher Shop
of BeavertownT Other suc
cessful bidders were Eskay
Packers; Donald Keister,
Middleburg; and Marshall
Bowersox, Penns Creek.
The Dairy Show at the
Beaver Community Fair
was held September 22 with
109 animals being exhibited.
Robert Gregory, Pennfield
Feeds was the type judge
and J. Howard Bonsell was
the showmanship and fitting
iudop
Brown Swiss
Grand Champion
Jody Fry, Beaver Springs.
Reserve Champion
John Troxell, RD :
Middleburg.
Jersey
Grand Champion
Kathy Reich, RD
Winfield.
Reserve Champion
Kathy Reich, RD
Winfield.
Ayrshire
Grand Champion
Carl Sandell, RD
Danville. '
Reserve Champion
Carl Sandell, RD 6 Dan
ville.
Holstein
Grand Champion
Glenn Moyer, RD 1-
Selinsgrove.
Reserve Champion
Alan Narehcod, RD,
Beavertown.
Jr. Champion
Alan Narehood, RD,
Beavertown.
Reserve Jr. Champion
Karen Blank, RD 1,
Middleburg.
• Sr. Champion
Glen Moyer, RD 1,
Selmsgrove.
Reserve Sr. Champion
Alan Narehood, HD 1,
Beavertown.
The Tractor Pulling
Contest at the Beaver
Community Fair was held on
September 23 at the
Fairgrounds, .with 147 en
tries from Snyder County.
In the 5000 pound class,
John Snook of McClure RD 2,
placed first driving a Far
mall M and Larry Klinger of
Selinsgrove, placed second
driving an Oliver 70.
In the 6000 pound class
Rudy Zechman, Beavertown
RD 1, placed first with a
Farmall 350 and Fred
Adams, McClure RD, was
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In the 8000 pound class,
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M and Robert Klingler of
McClure RD 2, placed
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In the 10000 pound class,
Larry Klinger of Selinsgrove
RD, placed first with an 1850
Oliver and John Klingler,
McClure RD 2, placed
second with a John Deere
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In the 12000 pound class,
Larry Klinger, Selinsgrove
RD, placed first with an
Oliver 1850, while Parke
Shrawder of Middleburg RD
1, placed second with an
International 1066.
In the 14000 pound class,
John' Snook, McClure RD 2,
placed first with an In
ternational 1066 and Steve
Herman, Beavertown RD,
placed second with an In
ternational 1066.
In the 16000 pound class,
Alvin Smith, Middleburg
RD, placed first with an
International 1086 and Gary
Fry, Winfield RD, was
second with an International
1066.
In the 18000 pound class,
Richard Nerhood,
Beavertown RD, placed first
with an International 1086
and William Woodling,
Beaver Springs second with
a John Deere 4520.
The Official Judge was
James Boop, MifHinburg
RD. Supplying the pull back
tractor was Mifflinburg
Farm Supply, Inc. Mif
flinburg.
4-H club meets
CHAMBERSBURG - The
Franklin County 4-H Baby
Beef Club recently held a
meeting at the Citizens
National Bank, Greencastle.
The main topic of the
meeting was the 4-H Baby
Beef Round-Up and Sale to
be held October 9.
County Agent Bill Reagan
told members the schedule
for the roundup which will
begin at 10:30 a.m. He en
couraged members to visit
prospective buyers for the
sale, which will begin at 5:30
p.m.
Ralph Dice told members
about the Halloween Party
which is tentatively
scheduled for October 27
with the Hamilton St.
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