Lebanon 4-H’ers Hold
Pig Roundup and Sale
4-H Pig Roundup And Sale
Jay Botngardner, RD3,
Annville captured honors on
Saturday during the 4-H Pig
Roundup and Sale held at the
Lebanpn Area Fairgrounds.
His 215 pound Hampshire
market hog was named -
Grand Champion of the show
and was later bought for
$l.lO a pound by Host acres
Quality Meats of RDI,
Lebanon. Tom Arnold of
Lebanon showed the Reserve
Grand Champion, a 230
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pound Yorkshire, bought by
Hatfield Packing for 85 cents
a pound. Both hogs were in
the heavyweight class.
Bonnie Arnold, Lebanon,
with her two Yorkshire pigs
were selected as Lebanon
County’s entry to the Farm
Show.
Jay Bomgardner also was
named Champion Fitter of
the show while Tom Seaman
of Grantville was Champion
Showman.
Other results of judging
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RELEASE
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were: Light Weight: Jay
Bomgardner, first and
second place, two blue
ribbons; Tom Arnold, 1245 E.
Cumberland St., Lebanon,
third place, blue ribbon;
Donald Brandt, RD3,
Myerstown, fourth place, red
ribbon; Gary Mase, HDS,
Lebanon, fifth place,red
ribbon; Donald Brandt, sixth
place, white ribbon; and
Tom Seaman, RDI, Grant
ville, seventh place, white
ribbon. Medium Weight:
Tom Arnold, first place, blue
ribbon; Janice Seaman,
RDI, Grantville, second
place, blue ribbon; Bonnie
Arnold, 1245 E. Cumberland
St., Lebanon, third place,
blue ribbon; Donald Brandt,
fourth place, red ribbon;
Daniel Seaman, RDI,
Grantville, fifth place, red
ribbon; Donald Brandt, sixth
place, white ribbon. Heavy
Weight: Bonnie Arnold, third
place, blue ribbon; Tom
Seaman, fourth and fifth
place, two red ribbons; and
Gary Mase, sixth place, red
ribbon.
Sale results in addition to
the champions were; First
place, Medium Weight, Tom
Arnold, 195 pounds, 51 cents,
Adams Meat and Produce
Market, RD2, Jonestown;
first place, light weight, Jay
Bomgardner, 185 pounds, 56
cents, Dannville Cattle Co.,
Dannville; Gary Mase, 205
pounds, 52 cents, Evergreen
Ezra Good, (left) representing won by Tom Arnold of Lebanon at the
Hatfield Packing Co., Hatfield, Pa., Lebanon County 4-H Hog Round-up
exhibits the reserve champion ribbon held recently.
Tractor Co., Lebanon;
Bonnie Arnold, 205 pounds,
58 cents, Adams Meat and
Produce Market; Donald
Brandt, 185 pounds, 53 cents,
Adams Meat and Produce
Market; Janice Seaman, 200
pounds, 50 cents, Adams
Meat and Produce Market;
Doniel Seaman, 195 pounds,
49 cents, Grantville General
Store, Grantville; Gary
Mase, 185 pounds, 48 cents,
York County Farm and
Industrial Equipment Co.,
' York; Donald Brandt, 180
pounds, 49 cents, Hatfield
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Jan. 4,1975
Packing, Hatfiled; Tom
Arnold, 185 pounds, 50 cents,
Adams Meat and Produce
Market; Tom Seaman, 205
pounds, 55 cents, Grantville
General Store; Donald
Brandt, 200 pounds, 49 cents,
Hatfield Packing; Jay
Bomgardner, 185 pounds, 51
cents, Adams Meat and
Produce Market; Tom
Arnold, 215 pounds, 50 cents,
Harry Bachman, Annville;
Bonnie Arnold, 205 pounds,
Jay Bomgardner (left) shewed the Grand Cham
pion hog at the Lebanon County 4-H Round-up held
recently. Shown with Bomgardner is Krall Hostetter
representing Host Acres Quality Meats, buyer of the
animal.
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52 cents, Adams Meat and
Produce Market; Donald
Brandt, 190 pounds, 50 cents,
Dennis Grumbine and Son,
Myerstown; and Tom
Seaman, 180 pounds, 48
cents, Danville Cattle Co.
Donating their time and
resources for the roundup
and sale were the judge,
Denis Grumbine, RD2,
Myerstown and the auc
tioneer Edward Stover,
Hummelstown.
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