BY LAUREL SCHAEFF
Staff Correspondent
WOMELSDORF Berks junior divisions were Berks senior division followed by
County 4-H members County teams. Lancaster Helen Seidel, Kutztown,
dominated the recently held County followed in second running a close second.
Pennsylvania Southeast place in the senior division Junior participant Harold
Regional Dairy Judging while two other teams from Dietrich Hamburg, led four
Contest, held on the farms of Berks County captured other aerks County mem-
Richard Troutman and second and third place —in individual placuigs
George Seidel, here in honors in the junior division, ranking first through fifth
western Berks County. High individuals were also A tctnl of 46 participants
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HIGH JUNIOR TEAM (left to right) - Pat Dreisbach, Carol Oreisbach, Charles
Seidel, Doris Stump, Richard Troutman - Host Farmer
Grain bin
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and stop the fine now that the
bin was gone, Philhpy said
he couldn’t say since he was
only one of the members of
the three-man board.
Lebanon County Com
missioner Edward Arnold
commented that he is hoping
and assuming that the
township will drop the
complaint and that the issue
will be settled.
“I have mixed emotions
about this case,” he said “I
didn’t want to get in the
middle since it is a local
decision Krall made his
decision to take down the
bin, you can’t really ask for
anymore ”
On the question of paying
the fine, Krall too has made
his decision “I’ll sit it out in
jail I won't pay the fine,”
he said
“The only thing I wish for
is that in 3 years the people
who have pushed the issue
and forced me to tear down
my gram bin don’t have any
food on their tables. These
people in authority aren’t
interested in the farmer
... only themselves, their
power and greed,” he said in
disgust.—SM
According to township
supervisor Wilbur Miller,
Krall was granted a 30 day
appeal period after the
Lebanon County judge’s
decision, plus an additional
30 days to move the struc
ture
One week after Krall
received notice from Justice
Lehman’s office, the gram
bin was finally disenabled.
“I got the letter that they
were going to arrest me, so I
sold the bin and tore it down
There’s no use talking to
anyone they’re out to get
me,” Krall stated
He said he wasn’t sure if
he still would have to pay the
$3OO fine levied by the
Justice His deadline for
appealing the notice was
yesterday
As of Thursday, the South
Londonderry Township
supervisors were not aware
of the fact that the gram bin
had been removed, ac
cording to Raymond
Phillipy, Supervisor He
noted that at their Wed
nesday evening meeting, the
other two supervisors asked
him if he knew anything
about the Krall gram bin and
he told them of the notice of
complaint being served.
Whether or not the
supervisors could intervene
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HIGH SENIOR TEAM (left to right) - Kevin Sattazahn, Scott Hauseman, Scott
Miller, Helen Seidel
"resented Berks, Mon- Kevin Sattazahn, Morgantown; Don Stoltzfus,'
tgomery, Chester, Lan- Womelsdorf; Scott Morgantown; Tun Kurtz,
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