A3B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 4, 2003
Exhibitors All Smiles At Ephrata Fair Livestock Auction
Supreme champion of the Ephrata Fair Dairy Show went to the grand champion Holstein, shown
by Kendra Trego, second from left. From left, Meranda Sellers, Judge; Trego; Scott Kauffman,
grand champion Brown Swiss; Cole Reist, grand champion Red and White; Amber Kiser, grand
champion Ayrshire; and Becky Wenger, holding grand champion Jersey. Photo by Dave Miller
At the Ephrata Fair livestock sale late last
week, Sarah Nolt exhibited her 1,325-pound
champion sale steer. The steer sold for $1,575
to Weaver Insurance Agency, represented by
Roger Slusher.
Tyler Esh, Ephrata,
left, sold his 90-pound
reserve champion
market goat at Ephra
ta Fair for $485 to
Cloister Restaurant,
represented by Ron
Stauffer.
Tent City at Ephrata Fair lived through Tropical Storm Isabel early last
week. The show did, indeed, go on.
Jimmy Zimmerman,
Reinholds, right, sold
his 106-pound reserve
champion market
lamb at Ephrata Fair
for $325 to Ephrata
National Bank, repre
sented by Bob Zook.
Jimmy Zimmerman, Reinholds, right, exhibi
ted grand champion swine at Ephrata Fair. Hat
field Packing, represented by Kurt Good, pur
chased the 258-pound hog for $575.
Sale photos by Preston Whltcraft
Ephrata Review
Brittany Becker, Ephrata, exhibited the Eph- Brian Nolt, Manheim, right, exhibited the re
rata Fair grand champion market goat. The serve champion market hog at Ephrata Fair.
103-pound goat sold for $450 to Farmers First The 258-pound hog sold for $6OO to Farmers
Bank representatives T.L. Stewart and Ken First Bank, represented by T.L. Stewart and
Shirk. K «n Shirk.
Valerie Smoker, Reinholde, ex
hibited reserve champion dairy
beef at Ephrata Fair. The
750-pound dairy beef sold for $B5O
to Ephrata National Bank, repre
sented by Bob Zook.
Katie Nolt exhibited Ephrata Fair reserve
champion market beef. The 1,230-pound steer
sold for $984 to Ted Bowers (with Mitchell).
Ephrata Fair grand champion market lamb
was exhibited by Andrew Gerhart, Reinholds,
left. The market lamb sold to Wachovia Bank,
represented by Ted Bowers (along with Mitch
ell) for $4OO.
Terri Kauffman, Denver, right
exhibited the grand champion dairy
beef at the Ephrata Fair last week.
The champion, weighing 710
pounds, sold for $9OO to Blue Ball
National Bank, represented by Ken
Overly.