DlO-Lancaster Farming Saturday, November 11,1989
Clinton County Fair 4-H Livestock Sale Nets $47,460
CLINTON CO.— Restless
Oaks Restaurant of McElhattan,
purchased the grand champion
steer at the 4-H livestock sale at
the Clinton County Fair for $3 per
pound or a total of $3480. The
1,160-pound steer was raised by
Bill Vonada of Mackeyville.
Sunset Ice Cream of Williamsport
purchased the grand champion
hog, which was raised by Lydia
Kepler of Hyner, for $3.20 per
pound or a total of $787.20.
Sunset Ice Cream purchased the
grand champion lamb, which was
raised by Michelle Vonada of
Mackeyville, for $4.40 per pound
or a total of $475.20.
Boss’s Steak and Sea House of
Duncansville purchased the
reserve grand champion steer for
$2 per pound or a total of $2420.
The 1,210-pound steer was raised
by Jesse Glossner of Beech Creek.
The reserve grand champion hog,
raised by Edward Weaver of
Loganton, was purchased by Four
Season Equipment of Salona for
$2.10 per pound. P-Stone Inc. of
Jersey Shore purchased the
reserve grand champion lamb for
$3 per pound. The 101-pound
lamb was raised and shown by
Michelle Vonada.
Lydia Kepler sold her grand champion market hog to
Sunset Ice Cream for $3.20 per pound.
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the Clinton County Fair. Sunset Ice Cream In Williamsport
bought the animal for $4.40 per pound'.
One hundred thirty-one 4-H
animals were sold at the sale for a
total of $47,460.72.
The top volume buyer for the
sale was Jersey Shore Livestock
of Jersey Shore, who purchased
six hogs, four lambs, and four
steers for a total value of
$5,488.91.
Buyers of other champion ani
mals were as follows; the champ
ion heavyweight steer, raised by
George Courier of Mill Hall, was
purchased by Webb’s Super Gro-
Mill Hall for $l.lO per pound,
Keisters Middleburg Livestock
Auction purchased the champion
lightweight steer, raised by Jason
Dotterer of Mill Hall for $.90 per
pound. The reserve champion
heavyweight steer, raised by
Michelle Vonada, was purchased
by Bill Kerstetter Welding of Mill
Hall and Bill Vonada family for
$.BO per pound, and H.J. Bierly
Livestock purchased the reserve
champion lightweight steer from
Anita Toner for $.75 per pound.
The champion middleweight
hog, raised by Robbie Weaver of
Loganton, and the champion light
weight hog, raised by Edward
Weaver, were both purchased by
Restless Oaks Restaurant of
The grand champion market steer
ada, left, of Mackeyville. He sold his
for $3 per pound.
McElhattan for $1 per pound and
$1.05 per pound. Maple Brook
Farms of Mill Hall purchased the
reserve champion middleweight
hog from George Courier for
$1.50 per pound, and Anthony
Campana of Lock Haven pur
chased the reserve champion
lightweight from Eddie Strouse
for $1 per pound.
The champion heavyweight
lamb, raised by Michelle Vonada,
was purchased by Don Houser of
Lock Haven for $1.25 per pound.
The reserve champion heavy
weight lamb, raised by Daniel
Dotterer of Mill Hall, was pur
chased by Jersey Shore Flea
Market of Rebersburg for $1.25
per pound. Larry and Mary
Coploff of Lock Haven purchased
the reserve champion middle
weight lamb, raised by Lydia
Kepler of Hyner, for $1.40 per
pound. Keister’s Middleburg
Livestock Auction purchased the
reserve champion lightweight
lamb from Heidi Dotterer of Mill
Hall for $1.15 per pound.
Other steer buyers were: Mel
lon Bank and Fox Hollow Auto
Sales, Dotterer Farms, Happy
Acres Restaurant, Big Wrangler
Family Restaurant, Clinefelters
Carpet Shop and Long’s Farm
Supply, Nicholas Packing Co.,
Nyman’s Trucking, Ronald Mul
len and Steve Skinner, Larry
Bason and Philip Miller, Long’s
Farm Supply and George W. Hoy
and Son, and Mill Hall Agway.
Additional hog buyers were:
Jack Dickey, Long’s Farm Supply
and George W. Hoy and Son, Nit
tany Valley Lions Club, Northern
Central Bank of Loganton,
Nyman Trucking, Mill Hall Kiwa
nis, Bierly Meat Market, Olde
Kingsley Inn, Greco’s Super Dup
er, McKnight - O’Connor & Salis
bury, Clintondale Mills, Jersey
Shore Livestock, River Farms
Market, CMI Vet Clinic, Nicholas
Packing C0.,-Big Wrangler Fami
ly Restaurant, Kish Valley Buying
Station for Hatfield Quality
Meats, K & L Auto Sales, Dotterer
Farms, Gene Schrack, Joel Con
fer, Dunkle & Grieb, Jersey Shore
Flea Market, Mellon Bank and
Fox Hollow Auto Sales, Com
monwealth Bank, Dremel Sunoco,
Greg Nedurian and Shaw,
Ron Hershberger, Dotterer Equip
ment, Ralph Dotterer, Jr.,
Chatham Run Mill, Long Brothers
Construction, Crabtree, Rohr-
grand champion hog of the Clinton County Fair. He sold the
animal to Four Season Equipment of Salona for $2.10 per
id.
Jesse Glossner, right, received $2 per pound for his
1,210-pound reserve grand champion steer from top bidder
Moss’s Steak & Sea Housp of Duncansvllle.
baugh and Associates, Inc., Wil- Express, Renninger Lumber Com
liam Bitner, Mill Hall Agway and pany, Ron Hershberger, High Val-
Nittany Valley Meat Market. ley "Farms, Chatham Run Mill,
Additional Lamb Buyers were: Larry Bason, Dr. Louis Winner,
Jersey Shore Livestock, Nestle- Jeremy Daubert and Hyner Forge
rode Contracting, Road Apple Farm. J
at the Clinton County Fair was shown
steer to Restless Oaks Restaurant in
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