LeAnn Yorkshires show
BY SHEILA MILLER
HARRISBURG The all-breeds swine show and show was held last Friday, in
grand champion open gilt at sale was exhibited by LeAnn conjunction with the Farm
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the first Keystone Classic Yorkshires, Lebanon. The
Landisviile, PA 17538
We really wan
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grand champ at Classic
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The top selling animal at the first Keystone Classic swine sale was the grand
champion open gilt, exhibited by Leon Arnold, left, of Lebanon. Pictured with Ar
nold are Kenlin and Marlin Martin, buyers, and Dennis Grumbine, president of
the Pa. Swine Producers Co-op.
Equipment Exposition, with
the sale held the following
day.
The grand champion
Yorkshire gilt went on to be
the top selling swine at the
Saturday sale, bringing $550.
The buyer of LLA9 Sandra
62-2 was Marlin Martin,
Smithsburg, Md.
Martin also purchased the
reserve champion open gilt,
and the grand and reserve
grand bred gilts. He said he
bought them for his sons,
Kenlin, Kevin, and Kraig,
for their 4-H projects
Martin, himself, is a dairy
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 8,1980—€35
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farmer, milking 40 head of Prospector RD Lady 5 3-10
Holsteins. was purchased by Martin for
The reserve champion $420.
open gilt was a Duroc, In the bred gilt classes, a
exhibited and consigned by spotted swine shown and
Clyde W. McConaughey, Jr
of R 1 Smicksburg
Larry Arnold, Lebanon, exhibited the reserve
grand champion bred gilt. Pictured with Larry is
PDA Secretary Hallowell.
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