Juniata County Fair Has Good Report
(Continued from Pag* A4l)
In beef heifers, Christen
Howard had grand champion in
the open show class with a
Simmental breed, and Krista
Byers had reserve champion with
a Main-Anjou breed.
In beef steers, Krista Byers
had grand champion of junior
show (FFA) with her Black
Angus, and Kelly Kerstetter had
reserve grand champion of junior
show (4-H) with her Simmental.
Krista Byers also had the
grand champion junior show
(FFA) market lamb, and Crystal
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Swartz had reserve grand cham
pion junior show (4-H) market
lamb. Byers donated her sale pro
ceeds of $345.00 to a local couple
to use in their missionary work
with the “Water for Life” pro
gram in Africa.
Also, the 4-H Dairy Club had a
gallon of milk auctioned off for
what turned out to be three times.
The first bid went to Walnut Hills
farm, Zimmerman Brothers and
Dr. Zimmerman for $650.00.
They gave the milk back in for re
bid, and the second bid went to
Annlick Farm Supply for
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in for another re-bid and the third
and final bid went to First
National Bank for $250.00.
In market goats, Tammy
Stroup had grand champion of
junior show. In dairy goats she
had best of show in the open divi
sion. She also had the best of
show doe for her rabbit in 4-H
and grand champion for her mar
ket rabbit. Long’s auctioneering
volunteered their services for the
4-H/FFA livestock sale. The
Juniata County Fair is one of the
oldest in the state.
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Crystal Swartz sold her reserve grand champion market
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