Ephrata Fair Announces Livestock Sale Prices
EPHRATA (Lancaster Co.)
Results of the Ephrata Fair
Champion Livestock shows and
Grand champion market hog at Ephrata went to Lisa
Pfautz, right. Ephrata National Bank purchased the
264-pound grand champion for $2.55 per pound, repre
sented by Aaron Groff, left and Bob Zook, center. Photo by
Praston Whltcraft
Reserve champion market hog at Ephrata went to Sarah
Boyd, Ephrata. The 266-pound reserve champion was pur
chased for $1.50 per pound by Hatfield Quality Meats, repre
sented by Tom Moyer. Photo by Pnaton Whltcraft
Reservo champion of the Ephrata Fair Baby Beef Show
was shown by Katie Holt and sold for 1,100 to the Ephrata
National Bank. Representing the bank are Bob Zook, center,
and Aaron Groff, right Photo by Pnalon Whttentt
sales were announced recently.
Following are the champions
and the sale prices provided.
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Eohrata Fair Dairy Show supreme champion went to Jared Zimmerman for HIVu
Mascot Dandy, left. The Brown Swiss grand champion was shown Boyd,rep
resented here by her lather, Kerry. From left, Zimmerman; Jamie Homing, Lancaster
County dairy princess alternate; and Boyd. Photo by Prnton Whltcmft
Grand champion market
lamb at Ephrata went to Jim
my Zimmerman, right. The
120-pound grand champion
went to First Union Bank, rep
resented by Ted Bowers, vice
president, for $l.lO per
pound. Photo by Proston
WhHcnft
Holstein
Club Sets
Meeting
ATGLEN (Chester Co.) - The
Chester County Holstein Club
has scheduled its annual meet
ing and banquet on Tuesday,
Oct. 20, beginning at 6:45 p.m.
at the West Fallowfield
Christian School.
The turkey dinner with all
the trimmings is priced at $5 for
adults and $3 for children ages
three through 10 years.
The evening's program will
feature the recognition of top 4-
H and FFA Holstein youth and
outstanding type and production
awards for adults and youth.
Entertainment will be a special
slide presentation covering the
club's activities in the past year.
First-year 4-H'ers with
Holstein dairy projects will be
among the guests that evening,
along with the Chester county
dairy princess and nine others
who make up Chester county's
dairy royalty.
iby gr*.
Sarah Nolt, center, and sold for $1,200 to Farmers First
Bank. Representing the bank were Russell Shirker, Lincoln
branch manager, and Andy Terrell, vice president, ag
department. Photo by Proston Whttcnft
Grand champion market
goat at Ephrata went to Sarah
Boyd. The goat was pur
chased by Luke Hlbshman of
Triple H Construction. Photo
by Pnoton WhHenft
Orders for five pound blocks
of mild cheddar cheese will be
taken that evening.
Make dinner reservations by
Saturday, Oct. 10 with any of
the following directors: Rod
Bare (610) 593-7084, Bob Hewitt
(610) 495-7927, or Jane Pepple
Where's your mustache? ”
Reserve grand champion
market lamb at Ephrata was
shown by Jimmy Zimmer
man, right. The 128-pound
reserve champion sold to
Agway, represented by Dave
Smith, for $1.05 per pound.
Photo by Pnoton Whltentt
(610) 932-3975. When making
reservations, please call in BAA
information, lifetime records of
200,000 pound cows still produc
ing, and protein records on
youth-owned animals.
MILK