A3B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 29, 1998
6-Year-Old La Mancha
Wins E-town Goat Show
ELIZABETHTOWN (Lancas
ter Co.) A 6-year-old purebred
La Mancha doe won champion of
the Elizabethtown Fair Dairy Goat
Open Show Tuesday afternoon at
the fairgrounds.
The doe was shown by Corey
Halterman of Pine Springs Farm,
Elizabethtown.
Grand champion of the 4-H
show was a Recorded Grade, a 3
year-old doe shown by Amanda
Grube, Elizabethtown. Amanda,
13, is the daughter of Tim and
Roxanne Grube. Amanda is in the
eighth grade at Elizabethtown
Middle School.
Grand champion of the 4-H show was a Recorded Grade,
a 3-year-old doe shown by Amanda Grube, Elizabethtown.
A 6-y*ar-old purebred La Mancha doe shown by Corey
Halterman of Pine Springs Farm, Elizabethtown, won
champion of the Elizabethtown Fair Dairy Goat Open Show
Tuesday afternoon.
Judge was Helen Snyder, New
port, a Nubian breeder. Following
is a list of show placings.
ELIZABETHTOWN DAIRY
GOAT SHOW
RESULTS
OPEN SHOW
Doe 4 Months and Under 1. Jennie Ream
2 Amanda Grube 3 Nicole Eisenhower
Doe Over 4 Months And to 8 Months 1
Amanda Grube. 2. Amanda Grube 3 Nicole
Eisenhower
Doe Over 8 Months To 1 Year 1 Nicole
Eisenhower 2. Amanda Grube
Doe Under 2 Years Not In Milk; 1 Amanda
Grube
Junior Champion Nicole Eisenhower
Reserve' Amanda Grube
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Bidding Good At Bedford
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and was given to the Bedford Fire
Company.
A total of 49 beef cattle was
brought to the auction block.
Swine
One hundred and twenty-six
market hogs were sold in a more
than two-hour auction. The grand
champion owned by Randy
Koontz sold for $5.50 per pound.
Bill Campbell of Bedford Ford
purchased the animal. Campbell,
owner of Bedford Ford, Bedford
Chrysler, and Boss’s Steak and
Seafood, is a loyal supporter of the
junior auction.
Reserve grand champion went
for $3 per pound. Owned by Nicki
Smith, it was purchased by
Hoss’s.
Bryan Imler saw his champion
carcass sell to G.W. Sipes for
$4 .25 per pound and Ben Kendall,
accountant, purchased the reserve
champion carcass from William
Kendall for $4 per pound.
Many of the hogs were resold
following the auction with pro
ceeds going to the fire company,
nursing homes, the abuse center,
and the scholarship fund.
A number of the youth also con
tributed 5 percent of their auction
money back to the scholarship
fund.
For more information, call toll free:
East Coast ARMPPA Office 1-877-367-6455
Fair Livestock Sale
Krista Myers sold her champion carcass for Richard
Johnston for $8.50 per pound.