BY MARGIE FUSCO
Cambria Co. Correspondent
GBEENSBURG - Goats are a
roving business in Westmoreland
lounty- Although goat shows are
Iflipishing in many counties, in
Westmoreland farmers have found
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Goat Champions Named At Westmoreland Fair
a sizable ethnic market for their
kids. The result is a good draw of
goat show entries, including 4-H
and FFA as well as open class
animals.
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Hull took top honors with the
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neutered market goat in the 4-
H/FFAshow.
Results of the dairy goat shows
are:
OPEN
Alpine
Junior Champion— Gwen Cnbbs
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Reserve Junior Champion— Willie Ober
Senior Champion— Gwen Cnbbs
Reserve Senior Champion— Glenn & Ann Fox
LaMancha
Junior Champion— Brenda Shirley
Reserve Junior Champion— Cindy Hull
Senior Champion— Cindy Hull
Reserve Senior Champion— Brenda Shirley
Nubian
Junior Champion— Brenda Shirley
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Reserve Junior Champion— Brenda Shirley
Senior Champion— Charlene Myers
Reserve Senior Champion— Glenn A Ann Fox
Saanen
Junior Champion— William Ober
Reserve Junior Champion— William Ober
Senior Champion— William Ober
Reserve Senior Champion— William Ober
Togpnburg
Junior Champion— Glenn and Ann Fox
Reserve Junior Champion— Cmdy Hull
Senior Champion— Glenn and Ann Fox
Reserve Senior Champion— Glenn Fox
Recorded Grade
Junior Champion— Glenn and Ann Fox
Reserve Junior Champion— Glenn and Ann Fox
Senior Champion— Glenn Fox
Reserve Senior Champion— Glenn Fox
4-H/FFA
Alpine
Junior Champion— William Ober
Reserve Junior Champion— Gwen Cnbbs
Senior Champion— Gwen Cnbbs
Reserve Senior Champion— Gwen Cnbbs
LaMancha
Junior Champion— Brenda Shirley
Reserve Junior Champion— Cindy Hull
Senior Champion— Cindy Hull
Reserve Senior Champion— Brenda Shirley
Nubian
Junior Champion— Brenda Shirley
Reserve Junior Champion— Brenda Shirley
Senior Champion— Charlene Myers
Saenen
Junior Champion— William Ober
Reserve Junior Champion— William Ober
Senior Champion— William Ober
Reserve Senior Champion— William Ober
Totftflburg
Junior Champion— Cindy Hull
Reserve Junior Champion— Laura Hettler
Senior Champion— Gwen Cnbbs
Reserve Senior Champion— Jeff Patton
Recorded Grade
Junior Champion— Steve Pemch
Reserve Junior Champion— Missy Springer
Senior Champion— Laura Hettler
Reserve Senior Champion— Sharon Myers
Champion Showman and Fitter
William Ober
Reserve Champion Showman and Fitter
Charlene Myers
Study Shows
Impact of Free
Food Programs
WASHINGTON - Each 100
pounds of cheese donated under
federal food assistance programs
causes commercial cheese sales to
decline by about 40 pounds, and
each 100 pounds of butter donated
causes margarine sales to decline
by about 80 pounds, according to a
report released recently by the
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
By law, USDA is required to
study the effect of food
distributions on commercial
markets. Since cheese and butter
account for 80 to 85 percent of the
dollar value of food distributed, the
study focused on those com
modities.
Since 1982, $3.4 billion worth of
food has been given to states for
distribution to low-income
families. Current annual
distribution levels art*:
Quantity/Year
(Million Lbs.)
420
72
* 96
144
48
180
96
Commodity
Cheese
Butter
Nonfat Dry'iMilk
Wheat Flour
Cornmeal
Milled Rice
Honey
Based on the 40 percent rate of
displacement found in cheese
distributions, the USDA report
concludes that approximately $230
million worth of additional cheese
was purchased by the government
under the Dairy Price Support
Program because of the
distributions. The Dairy Price
Support Program requires USDA
to purchase enough amounts of
cheese and certain other dairy
products necessary to keep milk
prices up to a specified level.
Butter distributions cause
reductions in margarine sales.
According to the report,
margarine sales decreased by
about 95 million pounds because of
butter distribution.