■snnlng, Saturday, August 14,1993
Strong Support For
BETH MILLER
Cumberland Co. Correspondent
SHIPPENSBURC (Cumbcr
land-Co.) Cumberland County
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market steer of the Shlppensburg Fair is buyer William
Campbell, CEO of Hoss’s Steak and Sea House Inc., while
Eric Berkhelmer, right, holds the halter of his grand champ
ion. Also shown Is Melanie Ginnlck. fair queen.
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dale Stock Farms, holds the banner over the back of the
grand champion market hog of the Shlppensburg Fair,
shown by BUI Haines.
the pi<. it certifying that he bought the reserve grand
champloi. market lamb qf the Shippentburg Fair, while
exhibitor Mike Comman holds the animal steady.
support from individuab and agri
businesses during the 14th annual
Robert L. Finkenbinder FFA
Livestock Sale held during the
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Shippensburg
state Secretary of Agriculture
Boyd Wolff presented a plaque of
appreciation to Fled Dilmcr in rec
ognition of 3S years of service to
the Shippensburg FFA.
Dilmcr, a retiring agriculture
teacher at Shippensburg High
School, is also retiring from the
years of FFA leadership, during
which he helped to bring about the
livestock sale which enables youth
to sell their project animals for
more than market price, and be
able to reinvest it in themselves,
either through further education,
or in purchasing livestock or
equipment needed in production
agriculture.
In the market steer sale, the
1,330-pound grand champion
raised by Eric Berkheimer of the
Cumberland Valley High School
Chapter sold for $3 per pound to
Bill Campbell of Hoss’s Steak and
Sea House.
The 1,150-pound reserve grand
champion steer of Todd Rabert of
the CV chapter was sold to Tropi
cal Treet for $1.05 per pound
North Mountain Butcher Shop
bought the lightweight champion
steer, a 1,065-pound animal, from
Jeff Foreman of the Big Spring
High School chapter for $1.09 per
pound '
The 1,390-pound heavyweight
reserve championm steer of Rob
Keiter of Big Spring sold for 83
cents per pound to the Greencastle
Livestock Market
Heather Glennon of the Ship
pensburg High School chapter sold
her 1,075-pound mediumweight
reserve chiunpion steer for 76
cents per pound to Doug Wallick.
Prices of the other steers sold
during the sale ranged from 70 to
90 cents per pound.
The 83-pound grand champion
market goat raised by Heather
Glennon' was bought by Ned
Fogelsonger of Fogelsonger’s
insurance for $2OO. ‘
William Piper, assistant director
for the State'Farm Show, bought
the 77-pound reserve grand
champion goat from Glennon for
$l3O.
Prices paid for the other goats
sold ranged from $7O to $155.
Eric Berkheimer’s 98-pound
grand champion market lamb was
bought by Hoss’s Steak House and
Sea House for $2.90 per pound.
The reserve grand champion lamb
of Mike Comman of Big Spring,
which weighed 121 pounds, sold
for $1.95 per pound to the Green
castle Livestock Market
Mac Magee of Shippensburg
Sold his 115-pound champion
Dorset lamb to Palmer Green for
$1.25 per pound. Magee’s
128-pound champion Hampshire
lamb was bought by the Oirstown
Bank for $1.50 per pound.
Ron Keither’s 121-pound
champion Oxford lamb went to
Wenger Farms for $1.30 per
pound. The 110-pound champion
Rambouillel lamb of Tim Zeigier
of Big Spring was bought by Sun
day’s Mill Company for $1.50 per
pound.
Chris Weber of CV sold his
91- reserve champion
Hampshire to the Farmers Trust
Company for $1.45 a pound. The
92- reserve champion
Oxford of Rob Keiter was sold to
Hall for $1.45 per pound.
Farrell Veterinary Clinic bought
the 101-pound reserve champion
RambouUlet of Kelli Zeigler of
Big Spring for $1.50 per pound
Todd Umbrell of CV’s 77-pound
reserve champion Shropshire was
sold to Wolffs Bus Lines for
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FFA Livestock Sale
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brokerage firm, flank Bill Hainaa, who ahows hia raaarva
grand chr lon irkr
Inc., holds the banner of the grand champion market lamb
he bought, while Eric Berhelmer holds the animal steady.
Also shown Is Mslanle Glnnlck, fair queen.
From tho left, Heathar Qtonnon, who ahowad tha grand
champion marfcat goat of the Shlppanaburg Fair, htipt buy
er Nad FOgateopgar hold tha banner war tht back of tha
animal, whlla Malanto Qlnnlck, lair quean, hold* tha haitar.