20—Lancaster Finning, Saturday, November 24,1979
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BY SHEILA MILLER price paid last year, $2.25
LANCASTER Eighty- per pound,
seven 4-H project steers The auctioneer called and
were auctioned off on coaxed to get the bid up to
Tuesday for an average sale the selling price of $2.14 a
price of $77.46 per him- pound for the 1350 pound
dredweight. According to grand champion.
Patrick McCoy, sales “Blackie”, exhibited by
manager, this was slightly Gordon Smith of Lan
faigher than last year. denberg, was purchased by
However, the price paid Stauffer’s of Kissel Hill for
for the Distinct show’s grand $2BOO. W.E. Kreider, who is
champion did not meet the better known as Wilhe the
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Gordon Smith looks down at his grand champion 4-H steer, “Blackie”, that
sold to Stauffer's of Kissel Hill for 52.14 per pound. Bidding on the steer was
done by Willie the Butcher.
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The reserve champion steer was bought by Gene Gish for the Lancaster
County Farm Restaurant, Elizabethtown. The steer is owned and shown by
Nelson Beam, who was awarded the grand championship in the District show’s
showmanshio competition.
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4-H steers average higher than last year
Butcher, represented the
store.
The reserve grand
champion steer, shown by
Nelson Beam of Elverson,
was knocked off at $97 per
hundredweight, for a total
sale price of around $1250, to
the Lancaster County Farm
Restaurant located in
Elizabethtown. The buyer of
the 1290 pound steer was
Gene Gish.
The 1105 pound lightweight
champion was bought by
John Hoober for Watt and
Shand Department Stores,
earning Patricia Messick of
Dauphin County over $950.
Darlene Huyard, of
Lancaster County, sold her
half ton steer to Com
monwealth National Bank
for $B3 per hundredweight
bringing her total earnings
for the steer to slightly over
$9OO.
Patricia Messick is all smiles after selling her
lightweight champion steer to Watt and Shand
Department Stores. Buyer for the store is John
Hoober.
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