READING (Berks Co.) —
Reading Fairgrounds was the site
of the 1994 Berks County Sheep
and Lamb Club Roundup Sale.
The sale on Saturday after
noon featured 34 market lambs.
The average price without the
lamb, which sold to George
Ackey of Plain ’n Fancy
Kitchens, Inc. for $4BO.
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champions was $153 per head or
$1.55 per pound.
The grand champion lamb,
shown by Jason Manwiller, sold
for $4BO to Plain ’n Fancy
Kitchens, Inc. of Schaefferstown.
The lamb, which also won cham
pion heavyweight, weighed 114
pounds. The reserve champion
lamb, shown by Tom Newpher,
sold for $335 to East Penn Manu
facturing, Lyon Station. The
lamb, which also won reserve
heavyweight, weighed 124
pounds.
The champion pair of lambs
was shown by 10-year-old
Cathryn Levan. Cathryn’s lambs
weighed 105 and 115 pounds and
sold for $240 to Pioneer Grange
of Topton. Pioneer Grange also
bought Nicole Knepp’s lamb for
$l4O.
National Penn Bank of Boyer
town purchased the champion
lightweight lamb for $250. David
Newpher was the owner of the
lamb, which weighed 90 pounds.
Other buyers included Penn
sylvania National Bank, who pur
chased lambs from Justin Levan,
Walter Wayne Stewart, and
Morgan Way, P.O. Box 527, Morgantown, PA 19543
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plays his reserve champion
market lamb, which sold to
Ken Rarick of East Penn
Manufacturing for $335.
Michael Bowman. Oley Valley
Feed purchased Josh Clingan’s
lamb for $240. New Holland Ford
purchased Kelly Glaser’s lamb
for $250. Both of William
right, sold to Pioneer Grange, represented by Robert
Pensinger.
Willits’ lambs were purchased by
Femwood Auction Company, Jim
McClellan, auctioneer.
Norman Kurtz and Son of
Fleetwood purchased lambs from
Lee Gauker and Amanda Gauker.
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Berks County Sheep and Wool
Growers Association purchased
lambs from Justin Levan and
Amanda Miller. Peters Brothers
Meat Market of Lenhartsville
purchased iambs from Amanda
Miller and Jill Neiman.
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