Ephrata Young Farmers
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David Leininger received
le poultry award for his
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Donald R> Zimmerman
received the active member
award. .
Aaron Stauffer, known to
many Lancaster Countians
for his conservation work,
was given the trophy for
community service.
Harry Becker, a dairyman
and custom spraying service
operator, was chosen to
receive the honor as Out
standing Young Farmer
over 30 years of age.
Linford Weaver, dairy
farmer and newly elected
public relations director for
the Chapter, was given the
Outstanding Young Parmer
Award for members under
30 years of age.
Appreciation awards were
given to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Frey and Dieter Krieg. Mrs.
Frey has helped with
banquet preparations, while
her husband has contributed
to the success of hunter
safety programs.
Guest speaker for the
evening was Mike Ondik,
deer herd manager and self
styled naturalist from Penn
State University.
“We need to take better
care of our land, including
farmland,” Ondik em
phasized early in his
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