Bad Weather, Good Turnout For Lebanon Winter Roundup
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Lancaster Farming Staff
NORTH CORNWALL (Leba
non Co.) Cold, inhospitable
weather seems to becoming part of
id.’ for the an"*-1 Leba*'
Shelby Heagy, holds her grand champion beef animal
steady while David Martin displays his buyer’s plaque.
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County 4-H Livestock Club’s
Winter Roundup, held Dec. 27 at
the Lebanon Area Fairgrounds.
For at least the second year in a
row, freezing temperatures set the
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2 inches of snow covered the
ground by the time the sale of
market animals was finished.
The weather has yet to detract
from the event, which is the end
of-thc year sale and show for the
club. In fact this year’s sale netted
about $2,000 more for the county
youth.
A total of 13 sheep, three beef
animals and 117 market hogs were
shown during the roundup.
The sale netted a total of
$28,027.61. Last year’s sale
brought in a little more than
$26,000.
The market hogs brought the
most for the club, with an average
sale price of 86 cents per pound, for
a total of $22,459.11.
Of the market lambs, the aver
age was 51.24 per pound, for a total
of $1,638.45.
The beef animals sold for an
average of $1.07 per pound for a
total of $3,930.05.
There were 41 buyers present.
The grand champion market
lamb, shown by Benjamin Bow Jr.,
weighed 120 pounds and was
bought by Dennis Grumbine, of
Everygreen Tractor Co., for $2.60
per pound.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 5, 1991-A29
Daryl Grumbine holds his reserve grand champ
ion market lamb while buyer Michael Firestine holds
a plaque he received for buying the animal.
Benjamin Bow holds his grand champion market
lamb of the Lebanon 4-H Winter Roundup while
Dennis Grumbine holds the plaque he received for
buying the animal.
Special Features
(Continued from Page A2B)
others to support the 1991 Junior Livestock Show and Sale.
Plan lo attend and express your support for this worthwhile
and exciting event.
MILKING PARLOR - Over 200 dairy cows arc milked
twice daily in a modem milking parlor in the North Build
ing. The facility is a miniature version of the milking barn
and milk houses found on commercial dairy farms. Our
accommodations are unique among dairy shows because the
facilities are approved by State Milk Sanitarians for the pro
duction and sale of fluid milk. Farm Show visitors have an
opportunity to observe these activities, basic to every dairy
farm enterprise.
. OFFICIAL PROGRAM SOUVENIR BOOK - The
Official Program Souvenir Book can be purchased at any of
the main entrances to the Farm Show Complex. This annual
publication highlights past and present Farm Shows, and
includes valuable information on Pennsylvania agriculture
and the vital associations that make it our number one
industry.
OLDER PENNSYLVANIANS DAY - A reception cen
ter will be open Monday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.