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Denver Fair Posts Auction Results
Denver swine champion was
exhibited by Ryan Fisher, left,
who sold his 244-pound hog to
Blue Ball National Bank, repre
sented by Ken Overly, agrifi
nance officer, for $5OO. Photo
by Preston Whitcraft, Ephrata
Review
Swine reserve champion at
Denver Fair was exhibited by
Lianna Fisher, who sold her
238-pound hog to Hatfield
Quality Meats, represented by
hog buyer Kurt Good, for
$4OO. Photo by Preston Whit
craft, Ephrata Review
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Shelby Rarick, accompanied by grandfather Kenny Rarick, ex
hibited the supreme champion heifer and grand champion pre
view steer. Shelby holds onto “Alure,” a Purebred Simmental,
the supreme champion, and Kenny exhibits “Obie,” a Simmental
crossbred, the preview steer grand champion. Photo by Preston
Whitcraft, Ephrata Review
Shelby Rarick, Fleetwood, left, exhibited grand champion sale
steer at Denver, a 1,375-pound Simmental. The champion sold
to New Holland Sales Stables, represented by Homer Eberly, for
$1,275. Photo by Preston Whitcraft, Ephrata Review
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Fall Championship Show Sept, 24
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) The 2002 Pennsylvania
Holstein Fall Championship
Show will be Tuesday, Sept. 24,
at 9 a.m. here at the Farm Show
Complex, Harrisburg.
Jeff Butler, Holstein breeder
from Springfield, 111. will judge
the Fall Championship Show.
The Pennsylvania Holstein Asso
ciation has more than 360 ani-
mals entered for the show, mak
ing it one of the association’s
largest fall championship shows
ever.
Along with recognizing class
winners in both the open and
youth show, the association will
be announcing the 2002 All-
Pennsylvania winners, based on
placings from the spring show,
Holstein Members To Raise Funds
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) The Pennsylvania Junior
Holstein Association will be sell
ing toasted cheese sandwiches
again this year at the All-Ameri
can Dairy Show.
The booth will be located in
the Dairy Activities Center near
the dairy antique show. The Jun
ior Association uses this as a
fund-raiser and also as a food
service to the exhibitors and spec
tators attending the show.
The sandwiches sell for $1
each. The Pennsylvania Holstein
Association will also be selling
calf raffle tickets at the AII
h 0 V* riculture community. Deadline for
Vsff kJCCft J nominations is Sunday, Oct. 20.
iH/itf/iMr The recipient will be honored at
IV uniinuiiunis the 26th Annual Agriculture Indus-
try Banquet Monday, Nov. 25 at
LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.) Willow Valley. Tickets and sponsor-
The Lancaster Chamber of Com- ships for the event are available,
merce and Industry’s Agriculture To make a nomination or for more
Committee seeks nominations for its information on the Agriculture In-
George C. Delp Award, honoring an dustry Banquet, contact Brent Land
individual who has made a signifi- is at (717) 397-3531 x!34 or blan
cant personal contribution to the ag- dis@lcci.com.
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regional shows, and the fall show.
Two additional highlights at
the fall show will be the selection
of the 2002 Keystone Futurity
winner. There are 42 animals eli
gible to show that were entered as
heifers with payments made as
the animals matured. The Futuri
ty class has the winner receiving
a check for more than $925 in
prize money.
The association will also select
the George M. Knight Jr. Total
Performance Award winner. This
award is based on the cow’s pro
duction and show ring placing.
The award is presented by the
Knight Family in honor of
Knight’s dedication to the show
ring.
- to again generate
funds to support junior members
and their activities across the
state. Paul and Ellen Hartle,
Mammoth Spring Farms, Centre
County have generously donated
a March 2002 heifer calf to the
association for the calf raffle. The
calf is sired by Mr. America, an
EX-90 Storm son from Paul’s fa
mous EX-94 Miss America cow.
The dam and grandam of the calf
both have high production re
cords.
Raffle tickets will be available
for purchase at the toasted cheese
sandwich booth as well.
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