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Ag Chamber Speaker: ‘Normal Doesn’t Live Here’
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Sonia Wasco presented the
2003 George C. Delp Award,
which is given to a Lancaster
county resident who has made a
significant personal contribution
to preserving and enhancing agri
culture in Lancaster County.
The 2003 recipient is Dr. Allen
Rider of New Holland North
America. Rider is vice president
of New Holland North American
Agribusiness. In the past, he has
been the senior research engineer.
Waso noted that Rider has nu
merous professional and techni
cal organizational affiliations
that “it would take most of the
night to list them all,” she said,
and has written 500 technical pa
pers.
Rider is on the board of direc
tors for the Lancaster County
Chamber of Commerce and In
dustry. In addition, he is presi
dent of the American Society of
Agriculture Engineers and works
with a local Boy Scout troop.
In his remarks, Rider stressed
that it was the vision of people
like George Delp who have made
“New Holland what it is.”
Agriculture Secretary Dennis
Wolff provided congratulatory
remarks for the five Century
Farm Award winners and pres
ented each farm with a certificate
for their centennial accomplish
ment.
The five farms recognized were
John and Thelma Wolgemuth,
Mount Joy; William and Peggy
Longenecker, Joy; Dennis
and Ellen Eby, Gap; John and
Gladys Landis, Leola; and Hahn
Farming Enterprises. Lillie, Jay,
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Congratulating Rider are Thomas Raldridge, chamber president; Rider; dune Mengel, agriculture sendees manager:
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