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Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page A 10)
Cameron Co. Fair, Emporium,
thru August 25.
Mercer Co. Producers Equaliza
tion Agency Inc. meeting, Mer-
cer Co. Extension Office, 8:00
p.m.
Aquaculture: An Introduction To
Water Farming In the North-
east, Cornell U., thru August
22.
Cameron Co. Fair, Emporium,
thru August 25.
Twilight vegetable meeting, Koh
ler’s Farm. Montgomery Co.,
6:30 p.m.
Goat marketing meeting, Indepen
dent School, Martindale, 7:30
Northwest Pa. Holstein Show,
Meadville. 9:00 a.m.
Perry Co. Holstein Show, New
port, 9:00 a.m.
Somerset Co. Field Day (potato
growers), 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
Cambria Co. Field Day (potato
growers), 12:30 p.m.
Aquaculture: An Introduction To
Water Farming In the North
east, Cornell U.
Cameron Co. Fair, Emporium,
thru August 2S.
Elk Co. Farmers Assoc., Royal
Pa. Holstein Eastern Champion
Show, Kutztown, 10:00 a.m.
Susquehanna Co. Holstein Show,
Harford, 9:00 a.m.
Pa. State Plowing Contest, Blaine
Rentzel Farm, Manchester, Pa.
Cameron Co. Fair, Emporium,
thru August 2S.
Octoraia Young Farmers Assoc.
1990 Summer Tour, Mason-
Dixon Farms, Gettysburg, will
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Keystone Deer Classic, Farm
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thru August 26.
S.E. 4-H District Dairy Show,
Kutztown Fairgrounds.
Franklin Co. Holstein Show,
Chambersburg Fairgrounds,
Chambersburg, 9:00 a.m.
Lebanon Co. Holstein Sale, Leba
non Fairgrounds, 7:00 p.m.
Centre Co. Grange Fair, Centre
Hall, thru August 30.
Cameron Co. Fair, Emporium,
Maryland State Fair, Timonium,
thru Sept. 3
Keystone Deer Classic, Farm
Show Building, Harrisburg,
thru August 26.
Cameron Co. Fair, Emporium.
North Central Pa. 4-H District
Horse Show, Elk Co. Fair
Maryland State Fair, Timoniurti,
thru Sept 3.
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Harrisburg.
Indiana Co. Fair, Indiana, thru.
Sept. 1
Pa. State Grange pre-convention
legislative meeting, Grantville
Holiday Inn, 10:00 a.m.-4;00
Lancaster Co. Crop Management
Field Days, Ed Zug farm and
Greenleaf Jr. Farm, 9:30
a.m.-ll:30 a.m. and 1:00
p.m.-3:00 p.m.
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Centre Co. Holstein Show, Centre
Hall.
Fruit Field Day, Rock Springs
Plant Pathology and Horticul
ture Farms, 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Indiana Co. Fair, Indiana, thru
Maryland State Fair 4-H/FFA
Holstein Show, Timonium,
8:30 a.m.
Pehn State Turfgrass Field Day,
University Park, thru August
30.
Elk/Cameron Counties Woodlots
Program field meeting and bar
becue, SL Marys Sportsmen’s
Club, SL Marys, 5:00 p.m.
Indiana Co. Fair, Indiana, thru
Sept. I.
Soybean production and mange
ment meeting, Gratz Fire Com
pany, Gratz, 1:00 p.m.
Montgomery Co. Holstein Club
picnic, Holl Farm, Montgom
ery Co., 6:45 p.m.
Stoneboro Fair Hay Show, 3:00
University Park.
Indiana Co. Fair, Indiana, thru
Sept. 1.
Adams Co. South Mountain Fair,
Arendtsville Fairgrounds, thru
Sept. 3.
Stoneboro Fair Hay Show, 3:00
Pa. Quarter Horse Show, Farm
Show Building, Harrisburg,
thru Sept 2.
Adams Co. South Mountain Fair,
Arendtsville Fairgrounds, thru
Sept. 3.
Indiana Co. Fair, Indiana, thru
Sept. 1.
Central 4-H District Dairy Show,
Susquehanna Co. Club Sale, Har
ford Fairgrounds, noon.
Mon Valley 4-H District Dairy
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Pa. Quarter Horse Show, Farm
Show Building, Harrisburg,
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Adams Co. South Mountain Fair,
Arendtsville Fairgrounds, thru
Sept. 3.
Indiana Co. Fair. Indiana.
Md. Holstein Futurity, Timonium,
8:00 a.m.
Pa. Quarter Horse Show, Farm
Show Building, Harrisburg.
Adams Co. South Mountain Fair,
Arendtsville Fairgrounds, thru
Md. Slate Fair Open Holstein
Show, Timonium.
Adams Co. South Mountain Fair,
Arendtsville Fairgrounds.
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At Bedford
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Campbell broke the reserve
champion recorded by bidding $8
a pound for Suzanne Dollar’s
134-pound lamb.
Dick LeTrent bought the light
weight champ for $4 a pound and
then donated it to a local rest
home. LeTrent bought a total of
10 animals throughout the sale, all
of which he donated to local rest
homes or schools.
Kevin Miller’s reserve light
weight champ brought $2.75 and
the reserve middle class champ
owned by Candace Crawford
brought $1.50 per pound. Both
were purchased by Giant Eagle, a
local grocery store.
The reserve heavy champ own
ed by Nanette Whitfield went for
$2; Shawn Miller’s grand champ
carcass was bought for $8.25 a
pound by Thomas Chevrolet; and
Bedford Farm Bureau paid $8.50 a
pound for the reserve grand
champ carcass.
The lamb prices remained high.
The lowest price paid was $1.25.
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West Alexander Fair, Greene Co.,
thru Sept. 8.
West Alexander Fair, Greene Co.,
thru Sept. 8.
Thursday. Si-ptenihcr 6
Western Md. Field Day, Keedys
ville, Md., 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Fruit Variety Showcase, Penn
State Fruit Research Lab,
Biglerville, 10:30 a.m.-8:00
p.m.
Field Day, Penn State’s Southeast
ern Field Research Lab,
Landisville.
West Alexander Fair, Greene Co.,
thru Sept. 8.
Prices Paid
County Fair
“Would the bidding hold
throughout the hog sale?” was the
concern of a number of parents as
the junior livestock sale
continued.
It did, with William Campbell
bidding Ginger Kegg’s 218-pound
grand champ hog to $13.75.
American Outfitters quickly came
back with a $6.73 bid for the
reserve champ, breaking all previ
ously set records.
A smiling, Angie Gates picked
up $7.50 for her 152-pound
champion carcass when it was
bought by Bedford Farm Bureau.
Her brother Adam received $3.25
for the reserve carcass from Ben
Kendall, a Bedford CPA.
The price of pork did not drop.
The lowest price was $1.05. Hogs
were donated to local fire depart
ments, charitable organizations,
nursing homes, children and
youth. United Way, and Special
Olympics.
Young 4-H member Nathan
Claycomb showed a stunning
1,229-pound grand champion
black Angus to the crowd of anxi
ous bidders and didn’t hear it stop
until it reached $8.50. For the third
year in a row, the champ was
bought by Bob Turkovich.
Claycomb will remain the own
er of die steer until the end of the
show road this summer, when he
will turn over the reins to the Bed
ford Lions Club. The donation
was made by Turkovich.
Claycomb also owned the
1,051-pound reserve grand, which
had all records smashed when it
was purchased by Jay Claycomb
of Water’s Edge Farm near
Everett for another $8.50. Clay
comb donated the steer to the
Morrison’s Cove Church of the
Brethren Home.
A 1,214-pound home bred
champion, owned by Kevin Miller
of Bedford, was bought by Fay
Leydig for the Dinner Bell
Restaurant in Hyndman for $3.10.
The county bred champ owned by
John Claycomb, Osterburg, was
bought by William Campbell for'
$2.10.
Emerick’s Meat Market bought
the middle weight champ from
Jennifer Callihan for $0.85. Jay
Ryan’s reserve heavy weight
brought $0.83: Adam Talbert’s,
reserve middle weight, $0.85;
Angela Manges’ reserve light
weight, $0.85; Brandi Shaw’s
reserve home bred, $0.86; and
Ginger Kegg’s, reserve county
bred, $O.BB.
The bidding on the rest of the
steers remained about $0.85
throughout the sale.
Clayton Winebark, Indiana auc
tioneer, saw a total of $127,467.34
paid for S 3 lambs, 77 hogs, and 65