Dairy Champions Named In Snyder County’s Beaver Fair
was shown by John Troxell (left)
Judy Hauck had open champion.
Grand champion Holstein honors in Snyder County's Beaver Fair
Kelly Klingler (left) showed youth went to Franlo-Alken Farm (left) in the youth show and Levi Aurand in
champion Jersey. Allen Rearick. the open show. The fair was held Sept. 15 to 20.
Gladell Farms, had open champion.
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champion Ayrshire and Sandel Farms
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Grand champion youth Guernsey
show winner was Judi Hauck.
Beaver Fair
Sells
Livestock
Champions
BY CRAIG BINGMAN
Snyder Co. Correspondent
BEAVER SPRINGS - The
youth livestock sale at the 58th
annual Beaver Fair in Beaver
Springs brought out over 20 bid
ders looking to purchase quality
FFA and 4-H animals. Twenty
three youths participated in the
annual auction that sold 41 market
animals.
Setting a Beaver Fair record for
market lamb price was Jenny
Zerby’s grand champion lamb.
Her 100-pound Suffolk-Dorset cross
lamb, sired by the Zerby’s
purebred Suffolk ram, brought an
impressive $4.10 per pound by NCB
Bank. The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nevin Zerby of RDI Beaver
Springs, 10-year-old Jenny is a
fifth-grade student and very active
in4-H.
Jimmie Kodlick’s 115-pound
reserve grand champion purebred
Dorset lamb was purchased by
Sunset Ice Cream for $3 per pound.
Jimmie, also owner of the open
market black lamb champion, is a
16-year-old senior at West Snyder
High School. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Kodlick, RDI,
Beaver Springs. Jimmie’s 4-H
lamb was later resold by Sunset
Ice Cream with the proceeds going
to the 4-H and FFA livestock sale
fund.
The grand champion hog owned
by FFA member Kelly Klingler
brought a respectable |2.IS per
pound. Her 220-pound Yorkshire-
Landrace hog was purchased by
Keister’s Middlelpirg Auction
Sales Inc. Kelly & & 1966 - graduate
of Selinsgrove High School and is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Klingler of RDI, Selin
sgrove.
A 190-pound Hampshire-
Yorkshire cross owned by Matt
Shoemaker was sold to Harold
Meiser. The reserve grand
champion hog brought $1.70 per
pound. Shoemaker is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Shoemaker of
RDI, Selinsgrove and is a
sophomore FFA member at
Selinsgrove High School.
Chad Hummel’s grand champion
steer was purchased by N. S.
Troutman and Sons for 95 cents per
pound. The purebred Angus, sired
by a Pine Drive bull, weighed 1,060