Records Achieved At Potter
County Livestock Sale
COUDERSPORT. (Potter)
Thirty-five animals were sold for a
total of $14,297.42 at the annual
Potter County Junior Livestock
Sale held Friday, August 5, at the
Potter County Fairgrounds for the
biggest sale ever.
Grand champion lamb was
shown by Steve Snyder of
Coudersport and was purchased by
the Coudersport Theatre for $4.60
per pound. It weighed in at 122
pounds. The reserve grand champ
ion lamb was shown by Mark Sera
fini of Roulette. It weighed 117
pounds and was sold for $2.80 per
pound to the Jersey Shore Lives
tock Market
Grand champion hog was
shown by Brad Hoffman, Shingle
house. It sold for $3.20 a pound,
weighed 242 pounds and was pur
chased by Headwaters Farm
Credit
The reserve champion hog was
sold by Leo Cornell for $2.20 per
pound to First Citizens National
Bank. The pig weighed 197
pounds.
Brad Green, Shinglehouse, had
the grand champion steer, which
weighed 1,385 pounds and sold for
$1.23 per pound to First Citizens
National Bank. The reserve grand
champion steer was shown by
Alan Cornell of Genesee. It
weighed 1,115 pounds and sold for
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Six other steers were sold for an
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Thirteen additional hogs were
sold for an average of $ 1 per pound
and 10 additional lambs were sold
for an averag of $1.45 per pound.
The Junior Livestock Sale com
mittee gives special thanks to Si
Pepperman, Auctioneer, Jerry Pir
rung. Ring Man; Pirrung Auction
eers, Inc., Sale Ring; Jersey Shore
Livestock Market for market
prices; Edith Reisler, head sales
clerk and Art Metzger and the
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pound. Hatfield Packing Company
purchased the 243-pound reserve
champion market hog from Nikki
Griffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Darryl Griffin of Little Marsh for
$3 per pound.
First Citizen’s National Bank of
Mansfield purchased the
1,348-pound grand champion
market steer from Amy Painter,
daughter of Norman and Marie
Painter of Elkland, for $1.55 per
pound. Headwaters Farm Credit
from Wellsboro purchased the
1,120-pound reserve champion
steer from Tracey Rouse for $1.50
per pound.
The list of sale supporters
Tioga County
eral purchased more than one ani
mal) includes; Greco’s Super Dup
er, Mansfield/Wellsboro; First
Citizen’s National Bank of Man
sfield, Headwater’s Farm Credit,
Cowanesque Valley Livestock
Market of Knoxville; Hatfield
Packing Company; Cornell Bros.
Agway, Middlebury Center;
Wellsboro Agway; Formost Ag
Service of Wellsboro; George
Staff of Wellsboro: Benedict’s
Ford Tractor of Wellsboro;
Houghtaling’s Garage of Middleb
ury Ctr.; Attorneys Owlett & Lew
is of Wellsboro; Dale Gee of Tio
ga; Troy Sales, represented by
Clark Bowen of Wellsboro; John
Beard of Knoxville; Mansfield
Farm and Garden Center of Man
sfield; Ingerick’s Excavating,
Middlebury Center; Wellsboro;
(sev-
The grand champion market hog was exhibited by Cheri
Bisel, right. Case Greco of Greco’s Super Duper, purchased
the hog for $4.75 per pound.
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Wellsboro: Nicholas Packing
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Beard Real Estate, Elkland;
Antrim Mining, Blossburg; Stony
Fork Hunts, Wellsboro; Jersey
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Lester’s Butcher Shop, Wellsboro:
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Little Marsh; McNess Premixes /
Kuhl’s Flowers and Gifts, Man
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