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alumni and received champion
showman honors at the 1960
Southeast Regional District FFA
Show, and reserve grand cham
pion showman honors at the 1980
KutztownFair.
The youngest family member,
Kirk, 9, is a 4-H member and a
member of the Junior Holstein
Club. He is in the sth grade at the
Conrad Weiser School District.
The Sattazahns have been
working together on their farm
since 1960.
The 4-H’ers selected as tops in
the county for the Reading Fair
awards were: Darlene Dietrich,
19, and Todd Miller, 16, both from
Hamburg.
Darlene is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Dietrich. She has
been a 4-H member for ten years
participating m the beef and
county swine clubs. She also has
taken projects in foods, forestry,
wildlife, arts and crafts, physical
fitness, babysitting, teen
leadership, dairy and en
vironment.
Darlene is active in livestock and
meats juding and has given many
demonstrations and talks to
various groups on 4-H topics. She
attended PAFC three years and
AiC in 1980. She also is a member
of the Berks County 4-H council
and 4-H Center Building Com
mittee.
She noted in her last blue form
that she would have missed alot if
she didn’t join 4-H, that she learned
“the thrill of victory and agony of
defeat,” through it. Darlene also
noted 4-H is free, as are the best
things of life.
Darlene has been involved in
many other activities and
organizations including the
Virginville Grange. She is
presently a bank teller and may
return to school in the future.
Todd is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Miller and the third
member of his family to receive
this award. He has been a member
of the Virginville dairy and swine
clubs for seven years, and
presently is serving as their
president. He has been a member
of dairy judging team, ranking
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Reading Farm Family
high in competition -r
level and ha.-% dune wUi
cows and hogs.
Todd won the 1980 County FFA
Dairy Award, and won a gold
medal in FFA dairy judging. He
has held FFA offices on the county
level and won first place in 1981 in
javelin throwing at the Junior
Olympics in Philadelphia. Todd
also a member ot the Virginville
Grange and is active in his church
Youth Fellowship.
Selected as the Reading Fair
FHA girl was Donna Oelucia. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Oelucia, Elverson and a
graduate of 'i\vm Valley High
School. She has served as FHA
chapter reporter and also as
chapter president.
During her four years in high
school, she has been involved in the
social committee, fundraising,
Halloween parade float, week-end
camping project, publicity and
poster committees, parents ap
preciation night, chapter banquets
Think
safety first
LANCASTER Farm work is
often a “round-the-clock”
situation. Long hours are a fact of
life on our farms. It’s always been
that way...and contmues to be.
It’s true for dairy farmers,
poultrymen, horsemen, grain
nurserymen, most
anyone involved in a farming
pursuit.
We’re moving into fall, har
vesting corn, plowing, disking and
planting wheat and barley, har
vesting soybeans. And every day
gets shorter, that is, the daylight
hours. The work gets longer.
When darkness falls, visibility
and thus the ability to spot and
avoid hazards are reduced. Hence,
a strong urging this time of year is
to practice “sundown safety.”
Farm vehicles should have good
lighting for safe operation at dusk
and mto the night, lights clean and
burned out bulbs replaced.
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and the adopt-a-grandparent
project. Donna also has aliened
three Pennsylvania Regional FHA
leadership meetings and two Pa.
FHA Annual State Conferences.
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The FFA boy selected at this
year’s Reading Fair Banquet was
Steve Shaw, 18. Steve is the son ot
Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw, Oley, is
active in FFA, dairy judging and
showing. He has served as Oley
Valley FFA Chapter treasurer,
chapter president and has received
the Keystone Farmer Degree.
Steve is an accomplished -FFA
public speaker, placing first in
state competition and second in In
state competition between Ohio,
Pennsylvania and New York. He is
attending Penn. State, majoring in
dairy production.
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Reading Fair honored the top 4-H’ers and FFA-FHA boys
and girls at their banquet last week. Top 4-H boy. was Todd
Miller, left, and Steve Shaw was the top FFA’er. Darlene
Dietrich; left, was the 4-H girl and Donna Delucca was the top
FHA’er.
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