York Fair Sells Champions
in York and surrounding counties. Averages, without the champions
.1 A 34) Sale averages, with the cham- included, were $1.77 for lambs,
(Contln pions, were $1.93 for lambs, $1.03 $.96 for steers, and $l.lB for
for steers, and $1.25 for swine, swine.
osa Farms, East Berlin. Champion
heavyweight, shown by Hope
Long, sold to Godfrey Bros.
Meats on an 80-cent bid.
Reserve lightweight, exhibited
by April Daugherty, went to Hoke
Mills, Abbottstown, at 82 cents
per pound. Cory Thompson, with
the reserve champion medium
weight, sold for a $1.05 per pound
bid to Farmers First Bank, Lititz.
Herman Hake exhibited the re
serve champion light heavy
weight, which brought an 82-cent
bid from buyer Peiffer Nationwide
Insurance. York. The Ben Druck
Door Company purchased the re
serve champion heavyweight,
exhibited by Kelly Hain, with a
92-cent bid.
The York Fair’s Sale of
Champions generated more than
$74,000 for youth participants this
year, supported by dozens of indi
viduals and businesses from with-
MARTIN’S TIRE & ALIGNMENT
Engle Publishlng/Communfty Courier was the winninn
Matt Hoover’s reserve champion market hog sold to bidder on the reserve champion market lamb exhibited hS
Hoss’s Steak and Sea House, represented by Rob Billet. Jen Fllnchbaugh. Representing the Mount Jov nubiishinJ.
firm is Don Musser. H »
(2) Used 3 yr. old 40” Blowers with Kernel Processors - $13,500 each
(1) Used 3 yr. old 60” Blower with Kernel Processor - $14,500
Lancaster Silage Crimper
2008 Horseshoe Rd. • Lancaster, PA 17601 • 717/299-3721
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 9, 1999-A3S