>l4-lirwt»f Fining, Saturday, January 12,1980
Hildebrand exhibits champion Chester White gil
HARRISBURG - Ed
Hildebrand of Biglerville,
Adams County, was
presently surprised as the
judge, Ga'le Bressner,
tapped his February gilt as
grand champion of the
Chester White breed show.
This was the first Penn
sylvania State Farm Show
championship for
Hildebrand. “I got lucky,”
he noted.
However, it is more than
luck that enabled this
champion, Edel Penny, to
come to the forefront. Her
mother was of the Illinois
Smith herd and her sire
came from Jim Parlett’s
outstanding herd, explained
Hildebrand.
Edel Penny is bred to a
Penn State Chester White
test boar and is due to farrow
Little receives Chester
White Breeders award
HARRISBURG - Special
recognition was given to J.
Harold Little, a well-known
Chester White breeder from
Hanover, at the beginning of
the Chester White bred gilt
sale Tuesday afternoon.
The award of honor was
■ presented to Little by the Pa.
Chester White Breeders
Association. Little was a
Chester White Breeder and
showman at the Pa. Farm
Show from 194&-1969.
He served as the
Association’s president for
seven years; vice-president
for two years; and
secretary-treasurer for 14
years. He retired after 23
years of service.
After receiving the plaque
from Robert Bankert,
Association president, Little
noted that he was
celebrating his 84% bir
thday. He was appreciative
of the honor and encouraged
youth to raise and show the
Chester White breed.
In other Association news,
Charles E. Gnest of Ab
bottstown noted that the Pa.
Chester White Breeders
Association officers remain
the same for the forthcoming
year. Gnest will continue to
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Ed Hildebrand and his
wife, Ellen, are strictly
Chester White breeders.
Next week, they will be
traveling to Alabama for the
National Chester White Sale.
James T. Parlett of Air
ville, York County, took the
reserve champion honors.
Parlett’s gilt had taken the
top placing in the January
gilt competition.
James O’Brien of R 1
Abbottstown exhibited the
first place March Gilt.
The Pa. Chester White
- Breeders gilt sale was held
Tuesday afternoon in the
small arena. A total of 24
bred gilts were sold,
averaging $262.08 per
animal.
C.M. Malone of Millers,
Maryland, bought
J. Harold Little of Hanover accepts the plaque
presented by Rodger Bankert, the Chester White
Breeders Association president. The Association
presented the award of honor for Little's out
standing service to the Association and the breed.
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Hildebrand’s champion for
$360.
The reserve champion,
consigned by Parlett,
brought $660 to out sell the
champion.
Bruce H. Smith of
Washington, Washington
County, bought the reserve
champion, T.M. Penny, a
January gilt. Penny is
presently bred to Tarzan.
Although Gordon Long of
R 3 Columbia was the con
tending bidder on the
champions, he bought
Pigeon Hill, the grand
champion at the 1979
Keystone Exposition. Pigeon
Hill is presently bred to the
Keystone’s Champion boar,
and was consigned by James
O’Brien.
A special feature to the
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Ed Hildebrand of Biglervilie, Adams County, was pleasantly surprised to be
the owner of the Edel Penny, the Chester White champion. C.M. Malaone of
Millers, Maryland, bought the champion for $360. The reserve champion,
consigned by James Parlett, was bought by Bruce Smith of Washington, Pa. for
the top Chester White price, $660.
Chester White sale was a ten
per cent discount for all 4-H
and FFA members, spen
ding more than $3OO for a
bred gilt.
A complete list of the
Chester White bred gilt
results follows;
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Bruce Smith Washington 4 Boyd Bros
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