A24-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 18, 2003
Manheim Farm Show
Derek Hanna, Manheim,
center, exhibited the re
serve champion hog at the
Manheim Farm Show. The
248-pound hog sold for
$2.50 per pound to Man
heim Auto Auction, repre
sented by Greg Gehman,
right. At left is Shelly Hal
deman, Manheim Farm
Show queen.
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Meghan Lewis, Man
heim, center, exhibited her
85-pound champion market
goat at Manheim Farm
Show. Meghan sold the
goat for $5 per pound to
Manheim Auction Auction,
represented by Greg Geh
man, general manager,
right. At left is Shelly Hal
deman, Manheim Farm
show queen.
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Lebanon Valley/Fulton
Bank purchased the re
serve champion market
lamb at Manheim, weighing
108 pounds and exhibited
by Adam Zurin, Mount Joy,
for $4.50 a pound. From
left, Shelly Haldeman, Man
heim Farm Show queen;
Mike Firestine; Lowell Fry;
and Zurin.
All photos by
Andy Andrews, editor
Pictured at left, champi
on youth dairy milk at Man
heim was exhibited by
Corby Ziegler, far left, and
sold to Manheim Auto Auc
tion for $1,175. From left,
Ziegler; Shelly Haldeman,
Manheim Farm Show
queen; Greg Gehman, gen
eral manager of the auto
auction; and Alicia Geib,
Manheim Farm Show alter
nate queen.
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Brandon Forry, Manheim,
center, exhibited the grand
champion hog at Manheim
Farm Show. Brandon sold
the 258-pound hog for
$3.50 per pound to Engle
Publishing, represented by
Wes Ferguson, right. At left
is Shelly Haldeman, Man
heim Farm Show queen.
Conestoga Auction Com
pany purchased Manheim
resident Ryan Donough’s
126-pound grand champion
iamb for $4 per pound.
From left, Shelly Haldeman,
Manheim Farm Show
queen; Donough; and Jen
de Hart, Conestoga Auction
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Stephen Geib, Manheim,
center, exhibited his
87-pound reserve champi
on market goat at the Man
heim Farm Show. Stephen
sold the goat for $4.35 per
pound to Conestoga Auc
tion Company, represented
by Jen de Hart, right. At left
is Shelly Haldeman, Man
heim Farm Show queen.
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The 1,337-pound reserve
champion steer exhibited
by Adam Zurin, Mount Joy,
sold twice, first for $1.85
per pound to Dorothy
Metzler and again to Ken
Weaver, Brookside Build
ers, Lititz, for $1.40 per
pound. From left, Shelly
Haldeman, Manheim Farm
Show queen; Zurin; Ken
Weaver; Alicia Geib, alter
nate queen; and Metzler.