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Champion market lamb owner Derek Rice and buyer
West Milton State Bank. From left, Max DeHart and Lewis
Dingier.
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ty 4-H and FFA Junior Livestock
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Fairgrounds in Laurelton on
August S.
This year’s sale grossed
$35,362, which topped the pre
vious sale record set in 1990.
Forty-one Union County youth
participated in this year’s sale. A
total of eight rabbit meat pens, 10
steers, 34 hogs, and 38 market
lambs were sold by auctioneer
Bryan D. Imes. Following the sale
the buyers were treated to roast
lamb sandwiches that were pro
vided by Mountain View Farm
with the aid of Dan Snyder Cus
tom Butchering and the Scarlet-D
Restaurant.
This year’s grand champion
market steer was purchased by
Robert Hamm of the Country
Cupboard Restaurant & Shops of
Lewisburg for $3.75 a pound. The
1,225-pound Angus steer was pur
chased in October at the Harris
burg Beef Expo by 4-H member
Adam Wolfe. Adam is the
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Champion Market steer, owner Adam Wolfe, buyer
Robert Hamm for Country Cupboard, Lewisburg.
10-year-old son of Dennis and
Anna Wolfe of Lewisburg.
The reserve champion market
steer was purchased by Steve
Kreisher and Dennis Keefer for
the West Milton State Bank at $3 a
pound. The 1.045-pound steer was
owned by Kelly Keefer of Mifflin
burg. The Hereford/Limousin
cross steer was bred by her parents
Elnore and Van Keefer.
The grand champion market
hog was owned by Timothy Shoe
maker of Mifflinburg. Robert Val
entine of the Mifflinburg Bank
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228-pound champion for $4.7S i
pound. The Berkshire crossbred
hog was bom on the farm of Tim'i
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er. The reserve champion market
hog was owned by FFA member
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