A34-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7, 1992
THOMASVILLE (York Co.)
York County 4-H Lamb Club’s
treasury got a boost from regional
restauranteur Bill Campbell, who
purchased the champion lamb at
the roundup sale, then donated the
wooly. winner back to the club.
Campbell, on behalf of his
Hoss’s Steak and Sea House
restaurants, bought the 115-pound
lamb from champion exhibitor
Matt Trostle with a $3.00 per
pound price. Sent back through
the ring for the second time to
benefit the Lamb Club, the Hamp
shire market lamb brought a $1.20
The grand champion 4-H market lamb shown by Matt
Trostle was sold to Bill Campbell, Moss’s Steak and Sea,
and donated back to the club.
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AddllMtai Information
And Your Naaroat Daaitr
York Sheep Champ Benefits Club
per pound bid from buyer Phil
Sellers.
Reserve champion lamb, exhi
bited by Tabitha Ebersole, York,
commanded a $l.lO per pound
bid. Winning bidder for the
115-pound lamb was Daryll
Reedy, Reedy’s Hampshires.
Bidding on the champion light
weight, the BS-pound project lamb
of Kelly Myers, Thomasville,
went to $1.70 per pound, selling to
Byron S. Waggoner. General
Contractors.
Mike Olson’s 100-pound
mediumweight champion went
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dollar bid, to buyer Creek View
Acres, the Olson family.
Moorman Feed Company, rep
resented by Jim Horton, took the
bid on the reserve champion light
weight at $1.35 per pound. Heath
er Bankert, Red Lion, exhibited
the 80-pound, pink-ribbon winner.
The reserve champion medium
weight, shown by Glen Rock
4-H’er Lisa Dehoff, sold to a
$1.25 per pound bid. Buyer of the
100-pound lamb was Irvin
Rappoldt
A total of 49 market lambs sold
in the club’s final roundup sale of
the season, averaging $l.lO per
pound with the champion price.
Average without the champion
was $1.06.
York 4-H sheep roundup plac
ings include:
Lightweight Division
Class 1: 1. Heather Bankert; 2. Mindy
Albright; 3. Joseph Sweitzer.
Claee 2: 1. Heather Banker!; 2. Emily
Banker!; 3. Cindy Dehofl.
Ctaae 3:1. Kelly Myers; 2. Emily Bankert,
3. Mark Albright.
Champion, Kelly Myers; reserve, Heath
er Bankert.
Msdlumweight Olvlaen
Class 4:1. Jodi Dutrey; 2. Regina Shel
ton; 3. Cindy Dehoff.
Class S; 1. Kelly Dutrey; 2. Lisa Dehofl: 3
Kan Snyder.
Class •: 1. Mike Olson; 2. Lisa Dehoff; 3
Mindy Albright.
Champion, Mike Olson; reserve, Lisa
Dehofl.
Heavyweight Division
Class 7:1. Kelly Dutrey; 2. Matthew Mill
er; 3. Kan Harmsh.
Class •: t. Matt Trestle: 2. Tabltha Eber
sole; 3. Jodi Dutrey.
Class 9:1. Mike Olson; 2. Dave Olson; 3
Matt Sellers.
INC. V
Ths reserve grand champion 4-H market lamb shown by
Tabitha Eberaols, sold to Daryl Reedy.
Grand Champion, Matt Trestle; Reserve
Grand Champion, Tabitha Ebersole.
Sheep Fitting
Age 14-10:1. Lisa Dehoff; 2. Jodi Dutrey;
3. Mika Olson.
Age 12*13: 1. Man Trestle; 2. Shanna
Daughteiy: 3. Adam Sellers.
Age 3*11; 1. Heather Bankert; 2. Kelly
Dutrey; 3. Jennifer Flinchbaugh.
Champion Fitter, Man Trestle; Reserve
Champion Fitter, Lisa Dehoff.
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Shaap Showmanship
Aga 14-H: 1. Jodi Outlay; 2. Mika Olion;
3. Kaily Myara.
Aga 12*13: 1. Draw Bankart; 2. Shanna
Oaughtary; 3. Adam Sail an.
Aga 3-11:1. Haathar Bankart; 2. Jennifer
FUnchbaugh; 3. Paul Kltzmillar.
Champion Showman, Jodi Dutrey,
Raaarva Champion Showman, Drew
Bankart
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