A26-Lancaster Farming, Saturday,
Somerset
(Continued from Page A 23)
champion sheep to Rep. Bob Bas
tian of Friedens for $4 a pound,
totaling $512.
Deidra Smith of Glencoe sold
her county bred champion sheep
to BiLo Foods of Somerset for
$4.50 a pound, totaling $544.50.
The next category of swine
lasted all afternoon at the fair
sale with 245 pigs hitting the auc
tion block.
Valerie Svonavec, Rockwood,
sold her grand champion swine
to Save A Lot in Somerset for
$7.50 a pound, totaling $1,882.50.
Lara Suter of Somerset sold
her reserve champion swine to
Stahl Oil Company in Somerset
for $4.50 a pound, totaling
$1,174.50.
Jeremy Hay of Rockwood sold
his champion county bred swine
to Siemons Heritage of Somerset
for $4 a pound, totaling $9BB.
Jonathan Baer of Somerset
sold his reserve county bred
swine to Siemens Heritage of
Somerset for $3.25 a pound, to
taling $809.25.
Andrew Flannery of Sipesville
sold his champion home grown
Allentown
(Continued from Page A 25)
April boar: 1. Leslie Lazarus Bros. 2. Les
lie Lazarus Bros.
GRAND CHAMPION BOAR
Leslie Lazarus Bros.
RESERVE GRAND'CHAMPION BOAR
Leslie Lazarus Bros.
January gilt: 1. Leslie Lazarus Bros. 2.
Leslie Lazarus Bros.
February gilt: 1. Lance Lazarus. 2. Lance
Lazarus. 3. Leslie Lazarus Bros.
March gilt: 1. Leslie Lazarus Bros. 2.
Leslie Lazarus Bros.
April gilt: 1. Leslie Lazarus Bros. 2. Leslie
Lazarus Bros.
GRAND CHAMPION GILT
Lance Lazarus
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION GILT
Lance Lazarus
Young herd 1. Leslie Lazarus Bros.
Produce of dam; 1 Leslie Lazarus Bros
Get of sire; 1. Leslie Lazarus Bros.
Pair of gilts: 1. Lance Lazarus. 2. Leslie
Lazarus Bros
YORKSHIRE
January boar; 1. John Strawbndge. 2.
Carl Rabenold. 3. Samantha Rabenold
February boar 1 John Strawbndge. 2
John Strawbndge. 3. Busy Acre Farm.
March boar: 1 John Strawbndge. 2.
John Strawbndge. 3. Saman
tha Rabenold. ■ 1
April boar: 1. Busy Acre
Farm
GRAND CHAMPION BOAR
John Strawbndge
RESERVE GRAND CHAM-
PION BOAR
John Strawbndge
January gilt; 1 John
Strawbndge 2 Samantha
Rabenold 3 Amy Bennecoff
Febiuary gilt 1 John
Strawbndge. 2. Busy Acre
Farm 3 Busy Acre Farm
March gilt. 1 Busy Acre
Farm 2 Busy Acre Farm 3
Samantha Rabenold
April gilt- 1 Busy Acre
Farm 2 Busy Acre Farm
GRAND CHAMPION GILT
Busy Acre Farm
RESERVE GRAND CHAM-
PION GILT
Amy Bennecotf
Young herd. 1. Samantha
Rabenold 2 Carl Rabenold
3 Busy Acre Farm.
Produce of dam' 1 John
Strawbndge 2 Samantha
Rabenold 3 Carl Rabenold.
Get of sire 1 John Straw
bridge 2 Samantha Rabe
nold 3 Carl Rabenold.
Pair of gilts. 1 John Straw
bridge 2 Samantha Rabe
nold 3 Busy Acre Farm
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September 6, 2003
Valerie Svonavec (center) of Somerset sold her grand
champion swine to John and Toni Polosky of Save A Lot
in Somerset for $1,882.50 during the junior livestock sale
at the Somerset County Fair. Pictured are (from left) John
and Toni Polosky, Cassie Hay, state fair queen, Kayla
Schrock, county fair queen, and Maria Svonavec, Valerie’s
sister.
swine to Black’s Specialty Service her reserve home grown swine to
for $4.50 per pound, totaling Keystone Vacuum for $3.25 per
$1,134. pound, totaling $845.
Angela Dice, Somerset, sold Three animals were resold to
Dairy beef grand champion at the Lehigh County was
exhibited by Jessica Dietrich, New Tripoli, far right. The
725-pound animal sold for $1,225 to several businesses
represented by Fay Dietrich and Brian Dietrich.
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Molly Enos of Rockwood sold her grand champion
lamb, a 134-pound crossbreed, to Bill Swank (center) of
Swank Steel City Amusements of Pittsburgh for $2,345 at
the Somerset County Fair’s livestock sale. Also pictured
are (from left) Cassie Hay, state fair queen, Heather Will,
lamb and wool queen, and Kayla Schrock, Somerset
County Fair Queen.
benefit the Albright family of erset, who is fighting cancer.
Meyersdale, whose 4-year-old son In addition, there were 38 ani
was hurt in a lawnmower acci- mals resold to benefit the 4-H
dent, and Karen Shaffer of Som- and FFA Scholarship Fund.
Lehigh County 4-H Roundup reserve dairy beef champi
on was exhibited by Adam Peter, Schnecksville. The
710-pound animal was purchased for $9OO from several
businesses, including New Tripoli National Bank.
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