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Godfrey Brothers Meats.
Jason Frantz, Seven Valleys,
had the champion mediumweight
entry, a 224-pounder that brought
a 72-cent bid from York Bank and
Trust.
Kunkle Insurance Company
paid 70 cents per pound for the
champion light heavyweight, the
229-pound entry of Jennifer Hunt
ington, Jacobus.
The reserve champion light
weight honors went to Glenville
4-H’er Nicole Eisenhart Buyer of
the 203-poun‘d pig, at SI.SS per
pound, was Charles Schuster.
Russell Wilson, New Freedom,
took the reserve champion
mediumweight spot with his
223-pound entry, which brought
70 cents per pound from York
Building Products.
Thomasville 4-H member
Adam Sellers finished in the re
serve light heavyweight slot, sell
ing to Bankert’s Durocs on an
82-cent price.
Average price on the 73-head
sale, with the champions, was 95
cents, and 92 cents without the
champions. The 73 pigs averaged
222 pounds in weight Sellback
prices, for buyers who chose to re
sell their pigs to the market, rang
ed from 32 cents on the lightest
hogs to 47.75 cents on the heavy
weights.
A partial list of class winners
follows:
ClaM 1; 1. Barbara Richardson, Fawn
Grove; 2. Tamm Grubb, Hanover; 3. Kelly
JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
THOMAS VILLE (York Co.)
“Wildcat” was his name, and
jumping was his trademark.
“He jumped around a lot,” ex
plained Heather Bankert of the
seemingfy-inappropriate label for
a docile-looking, 91-pound.
Southdown market lamb.
Wildcat took his most memor
able leap at the York 4-H Lamp
Roundup, when the judge jumped
him to the top of two dozen com
petitors to claim her first grand
champion title for the 13-year-old,
six-year 4-H exhibitor. The round
up and sale was held August 14 at
Weikert’s Buying Station.
The homebred winner opened
the lamb sale to spirited bidding,
ultimately gaveled off by auction
eer Hairy BAchman to the bid of
$2.40 pdr pound, from Service
Feed and Supply, Cardiff, Mary
land. Heather’s earnings from the
champion may help fund expenses
for the 30 head of market and
that sold to John Eaton, Jr., representing'the Lebanon Val
ley National Bank.
York 4-H Holds Swine Roundup And Sale
The York swine roundup champion pair was exhibited by
Alisha Eberly and sold to Don Kern, D. E. Kem Plumbing
and Heating.
Bean), Gian Rock.
Claes 2:1. Justin Huntington, Jacobus; 2.
Nicole Eisenhart, Glenville; 3. Jamie Swait
zer, Glen Rock.
Class 3:1. Alisha Eberly, Oallastown; 2.
Justin Huntington, Jacobus; 3. Lindsay
Jones, East Berlin.
Class 4; 1. Ashley Hungtington, Jacobus;
2. Matt Belle's, Thomasville: 3. Jennifer
Flinchbaugh, York.
Class S: 1. Jocelyn Eberly, Dal las town; 2.
Jamie Sweitzer, Glen Rock; 3. Gerald Shue,
Hanover.
Class •: 1. Jason Frantz, Seven Valleys,
2. Russell Wilson, New Freedom; 3. Jeremy
Wilson, New Freedom.
Class 7: 1. Jennifer Huntington, Jacobus;
2. Timothy Soliers. Hanover; 3. Lane Innerst,
Red Lion.
Class •: 1. Matt Sellers, Thomasville; 2.
Bobby Myers, Thomasville; 3. Alisha Eberly,
Dallastown.
Class 9: Adam Sellers, Thomasville; 2.
Jennifer Flinchbaugh, York, 3. Bobby Myers,
Thomasville.
Class 10: 1. Tammi Grubb, Hanover, 2.
Kelly Myers, Thomasville; 3. Adam Sailers,
Bankert Exhibits York
4-H Lamb Champ
breeding sheep she owns.
Senior 4-H’er Matt Sellers add
ed yet another rosette to the doz
ens he has won in his lengthy
showring career. Sellers* cross
bred, primarily Suffolk with some
Hampshire traces in its genetics,
was named the reserve champion.
The twin lamb was bom on Febru
ary 10, the first lambs to be bom at
the Sellers’ family’s Thomasville
farm.
Buyer of the reserve,
105-pounder, at $1.70 per pound,
was Lebanon Valley National
Bank, represented by former York
4-H livestock exhibitor John Ea
ton Jr.
Sellers and his brother, Adam,
pool and split their winnings at the
livestock shows, since they gener
ally share the workload of tending
the project animals. Matt, now a
sophomore at Penn State, credits
his younger brother-with doing
most of the work this season on
their combined 11 head of sheep.
In his last year of 4-H project ex-
Thomatvilla.
Class 11: Hsathsr Jailsnaki, Falton; 2.
Adam Sellers, Thomatvills; 3. Joaon Frans,
Sevan Valleys.
Class 12:1. Hsathsr Jailsnaki, Fslton; 2.
Hsathsr Jatisntki, Fslton; 3. Jar ad Sals,
Fslton.
SWINE FITTING
Ags 16-19: 1. Timothy Sollsrt; 2. Kslly
Myers; 3. Luke Parrish.
Ago 13-15: 1. Bobbi Myers; 2. Jennifer
Fllnchbaugh; 3. Nicole Eisenhart
Ages 10-12:1. Justin Huntington; 2. Jasr
ed SeiS; 3. Lana Innerst.
Agas 1-9:1. Jennifer Huntington; 2. Adam
SeiS; 3. Matthew Hoover.
Champion Fitter: Timothy Sellers.
Reserve Champion Fitter: Bobbi Myers.
SHOWMANSHIP
Age 16-19:1. MattTrostle; 2. Matt Sellers;
3. Jason Frans.
Ags 13-15; 1. Bobby Myers; 2. Adam Sell
ers; 3. Heather Jasienskl.
Age 10-12: 1. Jared SeiS; 2. Jocelyn
Eberly; 3. Kathleen Jenkins.
Age 5-9:1. Adam SeiS; 2. Ruasall WIs
lon; 3. Jennifer Huntington.
hibiting, Matt plans a career in
agriculture and is majoring in
dairy and animal science.
Taking champion honors in the
heavyweight class was Jennifer
Flinchbaugh. York. Her
129-pound heavy brough $1.30
per pound on the auction block
and sold to First Capital Wire and
Cable Company.
A 94-pound entry took the re
serve lightweight class placing for
Red Lion shepherd Drew Bankert.
D.E. Horn and Company of Red
Lion was the buyer at $1.25.
TabithaEbersole, York, was the
reserve winner in the medium
weight class, with a 110-pound
lamb. Buyer, on a bid of $1.25,
was Hydro Kirby Agri-Service.
Reserve champion heavyweight
class honors went to Michelle
Miller, York. Her lamb, at 128
pounds, sold on a 95-cent bid to
George and Joan Grim.
The 24 lambs, including the
champions, had an average weight
of 109 pounds, and sold for an
average price of $1.40. Without
the champions, the averages were
110 pounds and a $1.45 price.
Market sellback price was 70
cents.
A partial list of winners fol
lows:
Clm 1:1. Kelly Jo Bankert, Red Lion; 2.
Cody Ault, Hanover; 3. Rick Jones, East Bar-
Claes 2:1. Heather Banker!, Red Lion; 2.
Molly Ault, Hanover; 3. Lindsay Jones, East
Berlin
Class 3; 1. Drew Bankert, Red Lion, 2
Kelly Myers, Thomasville; 3 Brandy Bankert,
Red Lion.
Class 4: 1. Matt Sellers, Thomasville. 2.
Jacob Ebersole, York; 3. Adam Sellers, Tho
masville. ,
Class 5: 1. Tabilha Ebersole, York; 2.
Bobbi Myers, Thomasville; 3. Jessica Klock,
Red Lion.
Class •: 1. Julie Kern. York; 2. Joseph
Emenhalser, Felton; C Kate Brown, Spring
Grove.
Class 7:1. Michelle Miller, York; 2. Dave
Olson, East Barling; 3. Mark Brown, Spring
Grove.
Class •: 1. Jennifer Fllnchbsugh, York; 2.
Matt Trestle, Red Lion; 3. Amy Sweitzer, Se-
The reserve champion pair wee shown by Jennifer Flln
chbaugh and sold to Ezra Good for Hatfield.
>y Heather
Banker! and sold for $2.40 per pound to Brandy Bankert,
Service Feed and Supply.
SHOWMANSHIP
FITTING! Age 16-1*: 1. Matt Trestle, 2. Draw Bank-
Age 16-18:1. Julie Kem, 2. Matt Trestle, art, 3. Julia Kern.
3. Drew BAnkert. Age 13-15; 1. Jennifer Flinchbaugh, 2.
Age 13-15: 1. Jennifer Flmcftbaugh, 2. Heather Bankart, 3. Adam Sellars.
Heather Banker!. Age 10-12:1. Jacob Ebarsole, 2. Lindsay
Age 10-12:1. Molly Ault, 2. Jacob Eber- Jones, 3. Joseph Emenheiser.
sola, 3. Amy Sweltzer. Age 5-9: 1. Kelly Jo Bankart, 2. Rick
Age 0-9; 1 Rick Jones, 2. Cody Ault, 3. Jones, 3. Jessica Klock.
Jessica Klock. Champion Showman: Matt Trestle.
Champion Finer: Jennifer Fllnehbaugh. Reserve Champion: Jennifer Flinch-
Reeervc Champion; Julie Kem. baugh.
ven Valleys.
Benefit Sale Set
NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster hit and miss engines and old-time
Co.) —If you happen to be visiting freezers.
Lancaster County Tourist Country 1,16 local community will be
on Saturday, Sept. 2, from 8 making subs, soft pretzels, chick
a.m.-4 p.m., be sure to turn north en barbecue, chicken com soup,
on Shirk Road, one mile off Rt. 23 Plenty of fresh baked goods,
west of New Holland. crafts, and much more. Platters
The 14th Annual Benefit Sale is will be served at noon,
being held at Beiler Hydraulics’ This is an annual nonprofit
former location.. event done by the community as a
Homemade ice cream will be fund d*i v ®l° belP the unfortunate
made on site. Featured are antique families with large hospital bills.