Sale of Champions
The Kroger Co.’s Mount Vernon branch successfully bid for the Grand Champion Dairy Market Feeder, owned by Luke Freeman. Pictured with Freeman, left, are Heather Fowler and Ethan Fowler. (Virgil Shipley)
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Mason Shipley’s Reserve Champion Market Hog was purchased by his grandfather Jim Shipley, left. (Virgil Shipley)
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Taylor Banbury, center, showed the Reserve Champion Market Goat, which was bought for $500 by Dave Humphrey, left, of First-Knox National Bank. Also shown is Taylor’s sister, Madison. (Virgil Shipley)
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The Reserve Champion Market Fryers, exhibited by Crystal Ferenbaugh, were purchased by representatives of Killbuck Savings Bank. Pictured with Ferenbaugh, left, are Anita Viers, Marsha Lyons and Brian Bratton. (Virgil Shipley)
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From left, Whitney Levering, Jim Boyd (B&B Farm Service), Billy Levering (Country Court Nursing Center), John Dumbaugh (Dumbaugh Insurance) are shown with Jordan Levering, whose Reserve Champion Market Beef steer was sold to a consortium of the three businesses. (Virgil Shipley)
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Buyers Lisa and Fred Schillinger of TD Landscape Inc., are shown with Amanda Burke, who raised the Reserve Champion Dairy Market Feeder. (Virgil Shipley)
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Ron Bostic, left, of the Energy Cooperative Service, purchased Brandon Presley’s Grand Champion Turkey at the 2009 Knox County Junior Fair Sales of Champions. (Virgil Shipley)
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The Grand Champion Pen of Three Market Lambs was exhibited by Jacob Jessee, left, and purchased by Gordon “Flash” Huff of Huff’s Fine Jewelry. (Virgil Shipley)
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Ashley Burke, left, sold her Reserve Champion Market Dairy Steer to Angel Maners, center, and Bryce Maners of Ohio Rental Co. during the 2009 Knox County Junior Fair Sale of Champions. (Virgil Shipley)
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Kari Bartley, middle, sold her Grand Champion Market Hog to Bobby Smalls, right, of Smalls Sand and Gravel for $8.50 a pound. Bethany Myers, Knox County Pork Princess was also in the ring during the sell. (Virgil Shipley)
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At right, Matt Proper’s Grand Champion Dairy Steer was bought by Small’s Sand and Gravel. Bobby Small brought some young family members up with him to the sales ring. From left are Matt Proper, Bobby Small, Cassie Small, Logan Small, and Jessie Small. (Virgil Shipley)
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David Ruckman sold his Reserve Champion Market Lamb for $6 a pound to Don McFarland of McFarland Llama Farm. (Virgil Shipley)
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Steve Jagger, left, of Remax Stars and Dave Humphrey, right, of First-Knox National Bank paid $475 for the Reserve Champion Broilers shown by Josh Neely. (Virgil Shipley)
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Matthew Skaggs is shown here with his Reserve Champion Turkey and buyers Dawn Sivik and Lisa Mentzer of Ohio Heritage Bank. (Virgil Shipley)
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Dorinda Jessee, left, is shown with, from left, Damon Remillard, Mark Kohlman and John Marsh, who were representing AVI Foodsystems/Kenyon College. AVI/Kenyon bought Jessee’s Reserve Champion Pen of Three Market Lambs. (Virgil Shipley)
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Bobby Small, left, bought Cameron Leonard’s Grand Champion Market Beef at Thursday’s sale at the Knox County Fair. (Virgil Shipley)
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From left, Claude Gates and Alicia Freeman, representing the People’s Bank of Gambier, bought the Grand Champion Market Goat raised by Madison Banbury. (Virgil Shipley)
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From left, John Marsh and Damon Remillard of AVI Foodsystems, on behalf of Kenyon College, bought John Ruckman’s Grand Champion Market Lamb during Thursday’s Sale of Champions. (Virgil Shipley)
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The Grand Champion Market Fryer was sold by Amy McElhaney to Dave Humphrey of First-Knox County National Bank for $550 at the 2009 Knox County Junior Fair Sales of Champion on Thursday. (Virgil Shipley)
