LVNB Hosts Customer Appreciation Hog Roast
WOODCREST (Lancaster
Co.) The agricultural lending
group of Lebanon Valley National
Bank on Wednesday held its annu
al customer appreciation day for
customers in the Ephrata and New
Holland areas by serving as host
for a hog roast.
Held at the Woodcrest Retreat,
located near Ephrata, about 250
people associated with LVNB
attended the event that featured
large roast pork sandwiches, com
on the cob, potato salad, condi
ments and desert.
The event is one of three held in
the LVNB service area in Lebanon
and Lancaster counties. LVNB
also offers its agricultural custom
ers a spring educational seminar,
usually held in Prescott
Albert Murry, LVNB president
addressed the group and told them
that despite the current and
expected continued consolidation
within the banking industry, there
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JUNIOR CALF: I.Sarah Day; 2.Jay
Bomgardner; 3.James Justin Burdette
INTERMEDIATE CALF: I.Emily Stuff;
2.Kristpher Martin; 3. Dennis Hill
SENIOR CALF: Matthew Day; 2.Troy
Young; S.Daphne Doll
SUMMER YEARLING; I.AmyTrimmer;
2.Cory Meyers; S.Justin Howes
SPRING YEARLING: I.Troy Young;
2.Dixie Doll; 3.Amy Hartman
WINTER YEARLING: I.Scott Walton;
2.Timothy Vail; S.Crystal Brubaker
FALL YEARLING: I.Chad Potteiger;
2.Amy Kulick; S.Troy Young
JUNIOR CHAMPION; Troy Young,
spring yearling
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will still be room for local lenders
working directly with people.
Murry is currently president of
the Pennsylvania Bankers Associ
ation and he said he has had the
opportunity to talk to a number of
others within the banking industry
around the state.
He said the consensus is that
while mergers and consolidations
within the lending industry are
expected to continue, because it
enables the ability to adopt new
technology faster and offer cus
tomers more service options,
'There’s going to be room for
well-managed banks like LVNB.”
LVNB currently has $9O million
in outstanding agricultural loans
made primarily to about 1,000
family farmers, making it the third
largest agricultural lending institu
tion in the state. In relation to the
nation’s 10,000 banks, LVNB is
46th largest in terms of agricultural
lending.
spring yearling
DRY COW: 1 .Robert Burdette; 2.Stormi
Greek; 3.Brad Walker
JR 2-YR-OLD: I.Scott Walton; 2.AK
gail Stoner; 3.Kathy Habecker
SR 2-YR-OLD: I.Amanda Naugle;
2.Dixie Doll; 3.Benjamin Mickey
JR 3-YR-OLD: I.Heidi Miller; 2.Marsha
Balmer
SR 3-YR-OLD; I.Melinda Reichard;
2.Dixie Doll; 3.Michelle Walker
4-YR-OLD: I.Amy Hartman 2.Joshua
Eshelman; 3. Elizabeth Walton
AGED COW: I.Bradley Varner; 2.Brad
Walker
SENIOR CHAMPION: Amy Hartman.
4-year-old
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Joshua Eshel
man, 4-year-old
GRAND CHAMPION: Amy Hartman
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:
Joshua Eshelman
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JUNIOR CALF: I.Ju7lie Dyarman;
S.Crtis Reichard; 3.Carrie Stevens
INTERMEDIATE CALF: I.Rachel Oliv
er: 2.Tori Fuller; S.Jaclyn Troutman
SENIOR CALF: I.Kelly Rotz; Z.Christ
iana Mickey; 3.Marsha Balmer
SUMMER YEARLING: I.Brandy
Rhodes; 2.Emme Mellott
SPRING YEARLING: I.Matthew
Reichard; 2.M011y Van Lieu; S.Chase
Rhodes
WINTER YEARLING: I.Cory Mellott
SENIOR YEARLING: 1 .Barbara Reich
ard; 2.Justin Troutman
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Kelly Rotz,
senior calf
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Rachel Oliver,
intermediate calf
DRY COW: I.Justin Troutman;
2. Rebecca Cornman
JR 2-YR-OLD: I.Rachel Oliver
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Going down the LVNB serving line is Sean McKinney, Mike Firestine, Bob Donald*
son and Eileen Heaps, members of the bank's agricultural lending group. Others from
the bank not shown include John Eaton, Travis Werley, Jen Greenawalt, Amy Smith,
and Sylvia Beamesderfer. Also helping was Jim Rankin of the Ephrata branch.
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2.Rebecca Cornman
SR 2-YR-OLD: I.Carrie Stevens;
2.Brandy Sersch
JR 3-YR-OLD: I.Rebecca Cornman
SR 3-YR-OLD: I.Cory Mellott
4-YR-OLD: 1 .Lisa Heimbach; 2.Aaron
Hartman; 3.Brandy Sersch
AGED COW: Lisa Heimbach
SR CHAMPION: Cory Mellott, senior
3-year-old
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Rebecca
Cornman, junior 3-year-old
GRAND CHAMPION: Cory Mellon
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP; Rebecca
Cornman
INTERMEDIATE CALF: I.Emily Stuff;
2.Andrew Ebersole
SENIOR CALF: I.Jason Henisee;
2.Brian Nailor
WINTER YEARLING: I.Jonathan Mur-
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ren; 2,Andrew Ebersole
FALL YEARLING: I.Emily Stuff;
2.Brian Smith; S.Jesse Murren
JR CHAMPION: Jason Henisee
RESERVE JR CHAMP; Brian Nailor
JR 2-YR-OLD: I.Brian Smith
SR 2-YR-OLD; I.Jason Henisee;
2.Andrew Ebersole
SR 3-YR-OLD: I.Andrew Ebersole
4-YR-OLD: I.Brian Smith; 2.Jesse
Murren
SR CHAMPION: Brian Smith
RESERVE SR CHAMPION: Jason
Henisee
AYRSHIRE
JUNIOR CALF: I.Jennifer Maulfair;
S.Jesse Stambaugh
SENIOR CALF: I.Michelle Ocker;
2.Stephanie Pomraning; 3.Merritt
Hernley
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