*2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 9,1980 Young Farmers meet (Continued region 111. The Dietrichs milk about 65 dairy cows and have 25 beef animals m then operation. Each of the state winner received a plaque and a check for $l5O. All regional winners received checks for $50.00. Regional winners m the Outstanding Young Farmer under 30 competition in cluded Carl Keller, Jr., Gettysburg R 3, represen ting the Gettysburg chapter in Region IV. Keller operates a crop farm with his wife. James B. Lydic, Marion Center, R 2, was a regional winner in the Region V, representing Marion Center Area Schools. He and his wife, Dianna, and their two children are in a partnership with Jim’s father Clifford, and his wife, Wynona. They milk about 81 cows, with a rolling herd average of 15.575 milk and 559 fat. Carl W. Reist, 1407 South Fifth Avenue, Lebanon, was the Region VII winner representing Cedar Crest High School Reist is a part of the family incorporated farm, Ferndale Farms, operated by four brothers The herd average on 83 Holstems is 15,548 milk and 593 fat. He and his wife Linda have one child, Lon, 7. Regional winners in the Outstanding Young Farm over 30 contest include Vernon J Leuunger, Denver R 2, representing Ephrata Area High School in Region II Leuunger and his wife AUegra have a poultry and market hog operation, with #■ - i i Stanley Wolfe contratulates Allegra Leininger on being the successful bidder at $125, on the model cannon. Dan Martin, Jr. auctioneer, is at right. from Page Al) 90,000 caged layers and 600 market hogs. They also rear their own pullets in 30,000 bird lots. Lee Vaughn Madden, Star Route, Three Springs, was Region IV winner from Southern Huntmdon High School, Orbisoma. He and his wife Sharon operate a dairy farm with 42 Holstein cows, with a rolling herd average of 12,850 milk and 510 fat. Region TV’s winner was David P. Countryman, Berlin R 1, from the Berhn- Brothersvalley High School. David is in partnership with his father, Paul, at Land sdown Farm. He and his wife Linda and son Michael work with the Registered Holstein herd. Leon L. Arnold, Lebanon R 7, was the winner m Region VII, representing Cedar Crest High School. He and his wife Ann operate the LeAnn Yorkshire farm of 65 acres. In the Community Service Award program, other winners include Mary W. Webster, Wellsboro R 6, representing Region I and Wellsboro Area High School; Mr and Mrs Earl C Stauffer, Ephrata R 1, Ephrata Area fligh School, Region 11, Mr and Mrs Timothy C Brown, Lit tlestown R 3, Gettysburg Area High School, Region IV; Mr and Mrs Jay E Shaffer, Somerset R 5, Berlm-Brothersvalley High School, Region V; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kreider, 1603 Prescott Road, V ./ > , <4 The state winners in young farmers competition Donald E. Sande. jg y ig are, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Stehr, out- under 30; and Mrs. and Mrs. David A. Dietrich, standing Young Farmer, over 30; Mr. and Mrs. outstanding community service award. Outstanding community service award regional winners, from left, are Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Shaffer; Mary W. Lebanon, Cedar Crest High School, Region VII. Officers elected during the business meeting mclude: Stauffer, president-elect; Henry M. Sanders, Millmont Rl, secretary; George E, Musser, New Bethlehem Rl, treasurer; and Dale L Gettel, Orrstown R 1, public relations director; Terry E. Martin, Sr., Chambersburg RlO, and Donald E. Mooney, Shippensburg R 3, will serve as magazine editors Caleb Williams took over the president’s gavel from William B. 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During tne evening paper, an authentic Civil War cannon model, mounted on walnut, was auctioned to the highest bidder by Daniel Martin, Jr Highest bidder was Mrs. Vernon Lemmger who bought the cannon for $125. The memento was donated by the 1981 National Young Farmer Institute chairman Stanley Wolfe and proceeds went into the fund for the Institute. J. Ray Bickel, Northern Lebanon Chapter Advisor at Northern Lebanon High School was named the outstanding Young Farmer Adviser. Bellefonte chapter received recognition for having formed a new chapter in the past year, and the Dover Chapter, York County, was recognized for havmg increased the most m membership, with 46 ad ditions. Wellsboro Chapter received an award for the largest membership. The winning speaker in the Spokesman for Agriculture contest was Joyce Hershey of the Octorara Chapter Dr. Eugene Love, of The Perinsylvania State University’s Agriculture Education department was named as an honorary Young Farmer. Wmmm UB mmmmm ! 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