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Reiff, ’Rainbow’ Garner Lancaster Market Lamb Champion
LAMPETER (Lancaster Co.)
Lisa Reiff paraded her champ
ion light heavyweight market lamb
“Rainbow” to grand champion of
the Lancaster County 4-H Sheep
Show last week at the Lampeter
Fairgrounds.
Lisa, 16, daughter of Lloyd and
Laura Reiff, Strasburg, sold her
HS-pound Suffolk grand champ
ion to Weaver Insurance at the sale
for $8 a pound.
At the 4-H sheep show, Brandon
Ziegler had the reserve lamb
champion, a 105-pound middle
weight winner, which sold for
$2.70 a pound to Willie the Butch
er. Brandon also exhibited the
champion lightweight lamb.
Lisa Reiff was also named grand
champion showman. Reserve
showman was Regina Landis, and
Kathy Musscr was honored as
novice champion.
In other sale results, the
101-pound reserve champion
middle weight champion, shown
by Kendall Reiff, was sold to
Fox’s Market for $2.40 a pound.
Allison Hughes showed the
reserve champion light heavy
weight Amy Bollinger had the
reserve champion heavyweight
and Sarah Boyd showed he reserve
champion lightweight
The market lamb sale averaged
a record $2.32 a pound for the
lambs, with a sale total of
$8,373.60.
In the breeding sheep show, Jes
sica Stoltzfus, Elizabethtown,
exhibited the supreme champion
ewe, a Dorset yearling ewe. April
Lehman showed the champion
bred-and-owned ewe.
LOIS SZYMANSKI buildings on Monday as young-
Maryland Correspondent sters stood in line to admit their
WESTMINSTER. Md. The artwork, woodwork, clothing, and
Carroll County 4-H and FFA Fair field crops,
burst into action on Monday, Booths and banners and natural
August 1 and ran through Satur- resource projects began to fill the
day, August 6. main building as the day wore on.
Lines stretched throughout the Ribbons of blue, red and white
Exhibitor Kim Holland leads her Jersey named Pastry.
Following is a list of show
placings.
LANCASTER COUNTY
4-H SHEEP SHOW
RESULTS
MARKET LAMBS
Lightweight Class; 1 (56-84 lbs.): 1. Mark
Tracy. 2. Anjuli Calhoun. 3. Amy Strickler.
Class 2 (87-32 lbs.); 1 . John Schmidt. 2. Aid
son Hughes. 3. Ryan Tracy. Class 3 (93-94
lbs.): 1. Brandon Ziegler. 2. Sarah Boyd. 3.
Keith Bollinger.
Medi - Weighed
Lisa. Strasburg, right, sl t 115-pound Suffolk
np. .... -pot .id middle weight -yinnor, to Weavsr Insurants at tho salo lor $8 a
which sold lor *2.70 a pound to Willis tho But; tor. pound.
Carroll County Holds 4-H, FFA Fair
i tea bcnmidt. 2. Jason Stoltzfus. 3. Jennifer
Calhoun. Class S (100-103 lbs.): 1. Kendall
Reilf. 2. Corby Ziegler. 3. Raphael Peters.
Class 6 (104-105 lbs.): 1. Brandon Ziegler. 2.
Ryan Donough. 3. Jessica Rohrer.
Light Heavyweight: Class 7 (106-100 Ibst): 1.
Amy Hotlines. 2. Tracy Bollinger. 3. Jimmy
Zimmerman. Class 6 (110-112 lbs.); 1. Derick
Bollinger. 2. Jessica Schmidt. 3. Tracy Bollin
ger. Class S (113-115 lbs.): 1. lisa Reilf. 2.
Allison Hughes. 3. Radell Peters.
Heavyweight; Class 0 (118-123 lbs.); 1. Lisa
Reilf. 2. Amy Bollinger. 3. Rachelle Newcom
er. Class 10 (124-126 lbs.): 1. Bradley Lea
man. 2. Bradley Leaman. 3. April Leaman.
Class 11 (130-142 lbs.); 1. Derick Bollinger. 2.
appeared first, followed by the
purple class champions and the
larger overall champion and
reserve champion rosettes.
A tractor-driving contest began
at noon. Then, sheep, swine and
beef steer began to arrive. But this
was only the beginning.
Monday evening saw the para
de and the crowds that followed.
The Farm Queen Contest and the
Carroll County 4-H Performing
Arts Talent Show kept the crowds
alive until late in the evening.
Throughout the week, rabbits,
poultry, dairy cattle, food, photo
graphy and garden exhibits
arrived. A mule pull, a horse pull,
an antique tractor pull, and an
antique horse-drawn carriage
show pulled crowds in each night,
along with an array of entertain
BREED SHEEP
Cheviot: Champion; Keith Bollinger
Reserve: Keith Bollinger
Dorset; 'tv* —ilo' - Ji
ittica Stoltzfut.
ment There were three bands, a
kareoke night and cow chip bing
o. The petting zoo was a hit for the
very young, with llamas, goats,
sheep, horses and a donkey, rab
bits and more. An English and a
Western Horse show took place,
too.
One of the most well known
events at the Carroll County 4-H
and FFA Fair and the biggest fun
draiser for next year’s fair was the
annual cake auction, which was
held on Wednesday evening,
August 3. The event raised
$23,850 for the Carroll County
Fair Board. One hundred and
thirty-nine champion and blue rib
bons cakes were raffled off, but it
was the grand champion baked
item that took the cake. Amanda
Tracey of Millers, Maryland
igus Female Class
Hampshire; Champion: Repina Landis.
Reserve; Regina Landis.
Montadale; Champion: John Schmidt.
Shropshire; Champion; John Tracy.
baked the blueberry cake using
blueberries from 100 or so
blueberry bushes in her family’s
blueberry patch. The cake bought
a whopping SI,SOO dollars! and
wa spurchased by Franz School
Photography.
Results of the Livestock Judging:
Dairy Department: Supreme Champion -
Jeff Sutton, Outstanding Jr. Exhibitor - Kristin
Myers, Outstanding Sr. Exhibitor - Marie
Speak, Champion Fitting t Showing - Jamie
DiKSroft, Champion Dairy Showman - Sam
Muller.
Dairy Steer Deparment; Champion Fit
ting & Showing • Paul Smith, Reserve
Champion Fitting t Showing - Kristine Mann,
Champion Dairy Steer • Ross Bell, Reserve
Champion Dairy Steer - David Miller.
Baal Department: Grand Champion Beef
Steer - Gabe Zepp, Reserve Grand Champ
ion Beef Steer - Jennifer Wildesen, Champ
ion Fitting t Showing • Brett Fogle, Champ
ion Hereford Steer - Greg Homer, Champion
Shorthorn Steer • Chris Weaver, Reserve
Champion Angus Steer - Melanie Soper.
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