Al6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 15,1980
THOMASVILLE - First
year 4-H’er Greg Bankert
topped the York-Adams 4-H
lamb roundup, held last
Wednesday at the newly
reopened Thomasville
Livestock Market.
Greg’s champion Dorset
was a late spring lamb and
weighed in at 105 pounds.
Larry Orndorff of Omdorff’s
Livestock at McKmghtstown
held out to the final bid of
$1.20 per pound to take the
winning lamb home.
Greg is nine years old, and
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Bankert, Hanover R 3.
Orndorff Livestock then
came back to bid last again,
at $l.lO per pound, on the 105-
pound reserve champion
owned by Troy Ness of
Daliastown Rl. Troy’s
winning wether was a
purebred Suffolk. He’s the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ness.
Judge for the annual lamb reserve spots. Buyer was
roundup was Ken Brubaker. r Joe Lehman, Glen Rock,
Total sales figure on the 45 who paid 95 cents per pound
roundup lambs came to for the winner. Other c0n
53410.95, with a per pound tenders in the Southdown
average of 81 cents. show were Tammy Flory,
Shane Seidenstnckler, Red Lion, Shelly Banker!,
York, topped his brother Hanover and Christina Kern,
Neil thr >bred York
..iDitt by Troy Ness, like the
champ, it was purchased by Larry Orndorff, Orndorff Livestock.
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First time showman wins
York-Adams lamb roundup
division, with his 100-pound
champion selling to Ehrhart
Stained Glass at 87 cents per
pound.
Adams Countian Eric
Quanbeck of Fairfield
exhibited the champion m
the Columbia category.
Orndorff Livestock paid 64
cents per pound for the 130-
pound wether.
Orndorff also purchased
the winning Cornedale,
exhibited by Penny Ensman
of Windsor. The animal
weighed in at an even
hundred pounds and final bid
was 66 cents.
Beth Myers of Seven
Valleys beat out Mark
Eb%ugh in the Shropshire
category, with her 95-pound
lamb. Jay’s Supermarket
purchased it for 90 cents.
Lisa also showed the reserve
champion.
In the Southdown division,
Lisa Dobrosky of Glen Rock
won both the champion and
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Troy Ness’ Suffolks earned
both top ribbons for the
Dallastown competitor, with
the champion animal than
being named reserve grand
winner.
Second in class 1 was Mike
Arendt, Glen Rock, third
was Tom Flory, Red Lion
and Mike Arendt was fourth.
Lisa Dobrosky placed
second in Class 11.
Champion Hampshire was
shown by Tom Flory of Red
Lion and sold to Richard
Beck at 76 cents per pound
for the 125-pound wether.
Reserve winner was Judy
Waltersdorff, York.
In Class I Kim Myers,
Seven Valleys, placed
second and Shelly Bankert,
Hanover, was third. Don
Ness beat out Mark Ebaugh
m the Class U entries, and
Judy Waltersdorff was
second m Class II over Don
Ness.
Dorset entries made up the
largest class, topped by
grand champion Greg
Bankert. Reserve winner
was Brian Bankert, Red
Lion. Pam Jeffens topped
Penny Erisman in Class I.
In the Class II weight
Neil
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Para Jeffens, and John Bankert, third, in Class 11. Seidenstnckler. Bnai
Muller. Brian Bankert’s Class IV went to champ Bankert won Class -V ovei
reserve won over Donna Greg Bankert, topping Bev Eisenhart.—Jß.
, . -P l jd the champion 4-H market lamb
from exhibitor Greg Bankert for $1.20 per pound.
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