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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 22,1979
Dairy goat show held in Delaware County
Dr. Nancy Riser of Aston, presents the grand champion showman ribbon to
Rex Bohn of Salem County, New Jersey at the Delaware County, PA. 4-H Fall
Fair and 4-H Invitational Dairy Goat Show.
Livestock sale
BEAVER SPRINGS - The
Beaver Community Fair’s
activities included a 4-H and
FFA livestock sale on
September 19. Market
lambs, bogs and steers were
included in the sale.
A total of 12 market lambs
were sold for the average
price of 97 cents a pound.
The grand champion was
exhibited by Tony Trosell of
Middle Creek, and was
purchased by the Tn-County
National Bank of Mid
dleburg for $2.11 per pound.
TroseU’s brother, Mike,
showed the reserve cham
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pion lamb which was sold to
the Swineford National Bank
of Middleburg. The 98 pound
lamb brought $1.42 a pound.
Christine Manneval of
Beavertown showed the 206
pound grand champion
market hog, which was sold
to C.W. Reigle and Son of
Paxtonville for $2.84 per
pound. The contending
bidder was Etzlers Butcher
Shop.
Keister’s Auction of
Middleburg bought the
reserve champion market
hog for $1.50 a pound. The 216
pound hogs was exhibited by
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A total of 24 hogs were sold
for the average price of 64
cents per pound.
Three market steers were
sold in the livestock sale.
The 1240 pound grand
champion shown by Nick
Hemtzelman, Mt. Pleasant
Mills, was sold to N.F.
Troutman of Freeburg for
$l.ll a pound.
Chns Niple exhibited the
reserve champion market
steer which was sold to
Keister’s Auction for 92
cents a pound.
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The reserve grand champion ribbon went to
Janet Goldham of Bethel Township at the 4-H
Invitational Dairy Goat Show held at the 4-H Fall
Fair.
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