A22-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 4, 2003
Berks County 4-H reserve champion
market lamb, exhibited by Cathryn
Levan, Hamburg, weighed 110 pounds.
Fulton Bank representatives Mike Fire
stine, center, and Jeff Bollinger pur
chased the lamb for $4OO.
Brett Treichler, Kutztown, right, ex
hibited Berks County 4-H Roundup
grand champion dairy beef. The
582-pound champion sold for $975 to
David Stutzman, Mid Atlantic Farm Cred
it.
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Grand champion market steer at the
Berks 4-H Roundup, exhibited by Aylissa
Dietrich, Strausstown, sold for $2,400.
The 1,155-pound steer was sold to Bill
Campbell, Hoss’s Steak and Seafood
House.
Reserve champion Berks County 4-H
steer weighed 1,350 pounds and was
exhibited by Kristy Dietrich, Hamburg.
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Two Exhibitors Wrap Up
4-H Show Careers At
Berks Annual Roundup
ANDY ANDREWS
Editor
LEESPORT (Berks Co.) For
two longtime 4-H members, the
event was bittersweet.
Both know this is their last year
in the Berks County 4-H program,
and both ended up winners late last
week at the annual roundup at the
Reading Fairgrounds in Leesport.
Kristy Dietrich, 18, daughter of
James and Donna Dietrich, won re-
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