incitter Farming, Saturday, Octobar 7, 1995
Bloomsburg Fair
(Contlnuod from Pago Al)
calf shown by Amanda Singer,
Mashoppen; Brown Swiss-CIE
Warwick Farms Emory 105,
4-year-old shown by Trudy
Swendsen, Honesdale; Guernsey-
Greenwood M Patsy, senior
2-year-old, shown by Greg Hcm
sarth, Millville: Jersey-Four
Springs Juno Miss Julie, senior
2-year-old shown by J. Craig and
Susan Wicker, Centre Hall; and
Milking Shorthorn-Whites Ridge
way Billie Sue, junior 2-year-old
shown by Melissa Wolfe,
Riverside.
In the 4-H Dairy 4 Show judged
by Kress Simpson of Mansfield,
the grand champion female exhi
bitors were Ayrshire-Robcrta
Fogelman, Muncy; Brown Swiss-
Alicia Wolfe, Riverside;
Gi '-Gr ' H( isarth, Mill
se of Sha
mokln Dam, Len Hummel purchased the grand champion
market steer from Jason Wolfe of Lewlsburg.
Fritz bought the grand champion market lami> from David •
Smith, Williamsport.
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ville; Holstcin-Angela Stack
house, Muncy; Jersey-Amanda
Alpaugh, Turbotville; and Milk
ing Shorthom-Melissa Wolfe,
Riverside. Showmanship award
winners were Kevin Hock, Mill
ville, senior; Angela Stackhouse,
Intermediate; and Alicia Wolfe,
junior.
Dairy Goat Show
Supreme champion and winner
of the Nubian challenge class was
GCH Starfire’s WFBC Angella,
exhibited by Helen Snyder of
Newport. Other best of breed win
ners included Alpine-The LH Val
ley View Clair, Jenni Puff, Centre
Hall; La Mancha challenge class-
CH 40-Crossing D-W Sierra,
Leah Kyle, Alexandria;
Saanen-40-Crossing Lily’s Dan
delion, Danny Trimer, Alexan
dria; T" \bi’ 40-0"
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open Holstein Show reserve champion was Jan Jurbala’s aged
cow, Celebrity Count Stefonl, shown with show Judge Dale Olver, Grand Champion
Rosalynn’s Coal Rose shown by Paul Ritter, and SUN Area Dairy Princess Becky
Dugan.
Strawberry’s Curley, Nancy Trim
er, Alexandria; and Recorded
Grade-Dancer’s Ridge-MB Chan
tilly, Lennie Rae Vangorder,
Centre Hall.
4-H Livestock Sale
The 4-H Livestock Sale grossed
$22,762 in proceeds for 37
4-H’ers with animal projects.
Jason Wolfe of Lewisbuig sold
his champion majrket steer to
Hoss’s of Shamokin Dam for
$1.45 per pound. The reserve
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(Same Location as Stauffer Pump Works)
Hours;
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Tues. & Friz 6:30-7:00 “ “ '
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champion steer owned by Angela sold her champion market hog to
Lovell of Linden was sold to Joe Hatfield Quality Meats of Hatfield
Harvey of Blooms burg for $.85 a for $2.30 a pound. The reserve
pounds champion hog owned by Angela
The champion lamb was sold to Lovell was sold to Northeast Farm
Sunset Ice Cream of Williamsport Credit Services of Lewisburg for
fw $1.55 a pound by David Smith, $1025 a pound.
also from Williamsport. The The sale averages were as fol
reserve champion lamb owned by lows: 12 steers with champions
Matt Porter of Elysburg'was sold $-79 a pound and without champ
to Mainville Ag Services of > ons 5.71 per pound; 40 lambs
Bloomsburg for $2.80 a pound. with champions $1.20 per pound
Jessi McCarty of Catawissa and without champions $1.14 a
pound; and 31 hogs with champ
ions $.93 a pound and without
champions $.87 per pound.
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