From the left, Bill Campbell, CEO Hoss’s Steak and Sea
House and strong supporter the 4-H and FFA programs
across the in addition to setting records for support at
the state Farm Show, Is presented with a plaque from Joann
Logan, representing the Pennsylvania Association of
County Agriculture Agents.
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Hoss’s Sets
Market Steer
(Continued from Pag* Al 7)
special honor from the Pennsylva
nia Association of County Exten
sion Agents for his many beyond
the-call of duty efforts to support
4-H and FFA.
In addition to helping numerous
youth at auctions across the state,
in several situations he also pro
vided support when disaster pre
vented a normal sale, and any hope
for youth to receive money for
their project animals.
Record
In addition, Campbell
was essential to estab
lishing and maintaining
the annual Fore FFA
Golf Tournament, held
in Lancaster for the past
several years.
The festivities of the
last morning of the Farm
Show week were added
to by die presence of
costumed character
mascots from two of the
supporting
businesses Moss’s
new mascot, “Moss
Man,” was also on hand,
as was the pig for Mat
field Quality Meats.
After Kosiorek
received his record
setting price for the
steer, Hatfield Quality
Meats paid $5,200 for
the grand champion
swine shown by Keri
Connelly of Pennsylva
nia Furnace.
Lebanon Valley
National Bank and
Susan and Glen Sansom
of Kessler’s Inc. in
Lemoyne, combined to
pay $2,500 for the grand
champion lamb, exhi
bited by Heidi Svonavec
of Rockwood.
The reserve champ
ion steer, shown by
Katie Hummel of Sun
bury, was also pur
chased by Hoss’s, for
$2,000.
Janine Winebark,
daughter of Kenneth
and Janet Winebark of
Myerstown, showed
this year’s reserve grand
champion market
swine, a purebred
Hampshire.
Janine received spe
cial mention by Bach
man because it was she
who donated the total
amount from the sale of
her 1993 grand champ
ion swine
$lO,OOO —to help
start the scholarship
fund.
She received $2,200
from Hoss’s Steak and
Sea House for the
animal.
The reserve champ
ion market lamb was
shown by Luke Svo
navec, brother of Heidi,
aigl was purchased for
$l,lOO by Greg Kirk
ham with Old Guard
Insurance.
The sale totals and
averages were not avail
able by presstime.
(NOTE: See addi
tonal reporting and
photographs next
week.)