816-Lancast*r Fanning, Saturday, October 15, 1994
Generosity Abounds
(Continued from Pago B 14)
cipated in Weight Watchers the
last few weeks, and wore a white
belt that goes perfectly with every
thing. It was announced that
“Other swine friends were pink
with envy since the Duroc-
Hampshire cross (black white)
Bertha was chosen for the honor.”
A clapping, enthusiastic crowd
beat time to the bidding that rose to
$7 per pound.
In a surprise move, Manheim
Auto Auction purchased Jamie
Sellard’s hog and then donated
both profits and the pig back to the
FFA fund, which resulted in being
resold for $2.75 a pound to Carlos
Leffler Co. and resold again to
Ruhl’s Insurance for $1.50 per
pound.
Deb Seibert, FFA advisor,
donated a woven L.L. Bean Coun-
Parents
Anonymous
LEBANON (Lebanon Co.)
Parenting can be a tough job.
Sometimes you reach the end of
your patience and don’t know
where to turn next —the kids have
stretched your ability to cope.
Lebanon County recently began
a “Parents Anonymous” program.
Stressed out patents can call Crisis
Intervention at (717) 274-3363.
The operator will take the first
name and phone number and have
a facilitator call the parent as soon
as possible.
Parents Anonymous is a suc
cessful self-help group in the pre
vention of child abuse. The Mental
Health Association is helping to
lauch this confidential system of
help. If you or someone you know
needs help, call (717) 273-5781 to
learn more about the program from
Judy Feather at the Mental Health
Association.
£
try Fair quilt to be sold over the
auction block. It brought $l2O
from Wolgemuth Auction Service.
Altogether, the FFA had $4,500
donated to their fund during the
Friday night sale. Funds not
needed for the Kansas City trip
will be used for other trips and con
ferences that FFA members attend
during the year.
When the prices were tallied,
the market lambs averaged $2.57
per pound, goats averaged $2.58
per pound, market swine averaged
$1.32 per pound, and steers aver
aged $2.05 per pound.
Good Housekeeping awards and
$25 went to exhibitors who kept
the cleanest pens for their livestock
during the week. The awards were
earned by the Jake Fisher Family,
goats; The Pfautz Family, swing;
Travis and Ryan Donough, sheep;
and John Lentz, steer.
The reserve champion market lamb owned by Derick Bol
linger sells to Hoss’s Steak and Sea House represented by
Craig Campbell and Eric Lindberg while Manhelm Farm
Show Queen Tracy Bollinger looks on.
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