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Cumberland County swine roundup scheduled
CARLISLE - The 1961 Cum
berland County 4-H swine roundup
and sale will be held on Tuesday,
August 18, at the Carlisle Livestock
Market. The show will start at 9:30
a.m. and the sale at 8:30 p.m.
Members will be judged on
fitting and showmanship, and a
champion will be selected in each
age category. A Grand and
Reserve Champion Market Hog
will also be selected. Ap
proximately 120 hogs will be sold at
auction that evening.
There are 41 members in the
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BIGLERVILLE 'Hie Adams
County 4-H Swine club’s annual
show and sale will be held on
August 4. The show will start at 8
a m. and the sale will start at 7
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This is an excellent op-
port unity to fill your freezer with
quality pork. Came out to the
Carlisle Livestock Market and
support the Cumberland County 4-
H Swine Roundup.
County plans swine sale
p.m. at the South Mountain
Fairgrounds near Arendtsville,
along route 234 west of Biglemlle.
Hie pigs will weigh between 160-
260 pounds. There will be 4 dif
ferent divisions: 1. Market Hog
Division 2. Barrow Division 3.
Open Gilt Division 4. Pen of 3
Division.
The 4-Her’s are also judged on
showmanship and fitting classes
with a separate division for Junior
and Semor.
Each member is required to fit
(clip their ears and tail) one of
their pigs. All pigs must be washed
Franklin County holds
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GREENCASTLE - The
Franklin County 4-H Horse and
Pony members completed their
project by competing in the final 4-
H show of the year at the Silver
Star Saddle Club, here. The
following 4-H’ers were winners in
their classes:
Dindy Deardorff, Greencastle,
riding Buckeye Jet; Classes:
Dollar Bareback and Senior.
bcth Carty, Chambers burg,
riding Lad’s Little Bits; Classes:
Junior, Western Pleasure Over 14
hands, Grooming & Showmanship,
Open Trail Over 13.2 Hands.
Lori Weachter, Chambersburg,
riding Money Bait; Classes: Stock
Seat Equitation - Senior, Pleasure
before they arrive
fairgrounds.
Ribbons will be awarded on the
basis of record book, type,
showmanship, and fitting. There
will be approximately 25 members
with approximately 50 pigs, which
will be shown and sold.
There will be a large number of
pigs for butchering and some very
fine gilts for breeding.
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Paid
Slaughtered under
government inspection
Call:
Frank Fiilippo -
Residence - 215-666-0725
Elam Cinder - 717-367-3824
C.L. King - 717-786-7229
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Jackie OeShong, Greencastle,
~ ndmg Shadow Play; Classes:
Hunter Seal Equitation - Junior.
Sharon Wagaman, Waynesboro,
riding Kelly, Classes: Hunter Seat
Equitation - Senior, Hunter Under
Saddle.
Jamie Ott, Scotland, riding
Stormy Lad, Classes: Weston
Pleasure Over 12.2 to 14 Hands.
Rodney Garling, Chambersburg,
riding Black Cloud, Classes;
Western Pleasure 12.2 Hands k
Under, Open Trail 13.2 Hands £
Under.
Tammy Shatzer, Waynesboro,
riding Lil’s Mambo, Classes:
Western Riding Contest, Pole
Bending Ponies - Over 13.2 Hands,
Barrel Race Ponies - Over 13.2
Hands.
Scott Mohn, Waynesboro, riding
Short N Sassy, Classes: Pleasure
Pony Drive, Hunter Seat
Equitation Over Fences - Junior,
Working Hunter Pony, Pony
Hunter Under Saddle.
Barbara Smith, Fayetteville,
riding Ima Fancy Plaudit,
Classes: Novice Walk Trot.
Kristi Weachter, Chambersburg,
riding Peanut Hull, Classes: 4-H
Open Pleasure.
The show was judged by Cathy
Bell of Collegeville.
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