Last chance to order this limited edition print. FFA member Greg Yoder painted the
“Weedy Retreat Mallards” as a fundraiser for the FFA Foundation. The original sold
for $1,500. The painting is reproduced In full size with an image area of 13x18 inches
on the flhest 100 percent ail rag paper. Cost is $7O for a signed number print; $lOO for
an artist proof; $l4O for a remarque; and an additional $7O to have It doubled matted
and framed. Double matting Is in a dark green for the Inner mat and a neutral beige for
the outer mat. A matted picture is on display at the Lancaster Farming office during
the next few weeks. Make checks payable to PA FFA Foundation, c/o Bob Lauffer, Gar
den Spot High School, 669 E. Main St. P.O. Box 609, New Holland, PA 17557.
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Extension will be offering Scrv-
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program for Foodservice person
nel October 13, 20, 27, and No
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Office, Route 611, Stroudsburg.
The course will begin at 9 a.m.
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Somerset
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The 120-pound crossbred,
grand champion lamb of Heidi
Svonavec, Rockwood, at $lO a
pound, brought $1,200 from
Animal Medical Center of
Somerset County
Nicole Shultzs 122-pound,
reserve champion Suffolk
bought by Swank’s Steel City
Shows, brought $671 or $5 50 a
pound. Shultz is from Rockwood
Lucas Svonavec had the
champion home grown lamb
bought at $6 50 a pound or
$786.50 by Yachere Mobile
Feeds
Lindsey Schmuck’s home
grown reserve champion lamb
was bought by Lost Run Lodge
for $669 50, or $6.50 a pound
Schmuck is from Rockwood
Gabriel Svonavec, Rockwood
had the Carcass Lamb champion
which sold for $2 a pound to
Sheesley Supply Co of
Johnstown
Charles Smith. Rockwood
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Livestock
showed the grand champion
market swine, a Hampshire
cross weighing 240 pounds It
was bought by First Philson
Bank N A for $1 320, or $5 50
per pound.
The reserve champion swine,
a 261-pound Blue Butt shown by
Brock Hillegass, Fairhope, sold
for $4.20 per pound, or
$1,096 20 The buyer was
Somerset County 4-H and FFA
Scholarship Fund
Also awarded during the sale
were the 4-H scholarships to
Ryan Schmuck, Amy Schmuck,
Heidi Svonavec, Sara Hillegas,
and Gretchen Fox
Statistician Doyle Paul
observed that about 400 buyers
were enthusiastic and gave good
prices throughout, which
accounted for the averages of
$1 21 per pound for the beef;
$2.26 for lambs, and $1 54 for
the swine
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