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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11, 1972
Mrs. Greenleaf
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Women’s Rally May 6. The next
Spring Rally will be held May 16,
1973 at the War Memorial,
Johnstown, with Cambria County
as host
In July the state scholarship
committee awarded $3OO each to
one girl from the counties of
Lancaster, Lebanon, York and
Cambria
Mrs Sterling Elmer, Society
25, was elected secretary and
Mrs Milton Funk, Society 23, was
elected treasurer for two year
terms
Mrs Dons Thomas, Extension
Home Economist, gave remarks.
She expressed thanks to the
Farm Women for their support.
She announced the Extension
Christmas program for
November 28 and Homemaker
Seminar for April 3 and 4 at the
Farm and Home Center
The highlight of the day was the
selection of the “Woman of the
Year" for the Society of Farm
Women of Lancaster County
Mrs Martin C Greenleaf,
Society 15, Colerain Township,
who lives on a 230 acre farm,
received this distinguished
award She received a plaque, a
corsage and bouquet of red roses
from the County Farm Women, a
gift and a $l5 gift certificate from
two Lancaster stores She will
compete in the state contest
which will be held during their
annual convention January 10,
1973 at Harrisburg
Mrs Greenleaf received the
“Woman of the Year” plaque
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Customers at the bazaar table were waited upon by the
committee, Mrs. Eugene M. Neff, Mrs. Roy Hoilinger, Mrs. L
Howard Martin and Mrs. J. G. Longenecker
from the Quarryville Chamber of
Commerce in 1959. She has
served in many capacities in her
church, Farm Women and the
community She presently is
serving on the Session of Union
Presbyterian Church, as a
Sunday School teacher and on the
Southern Lancaster County
Family Health Center Advisory
Board She is a talented artist,
having been painting for eight
years She served as president of
Octoraro Art Association last
year She also has hobbies such
as making weed-craft cards,
metal craft pictures, stone and
shell jewelry, smocked and towel
sofa pillows, braided rugs and
makes nearly all her own clothes
She likes to cook and does lots of
Miss Janet Jackson, 14
year old harpist from Little
Britain Township.
freezing and canning. She likes
flowers and has many kinds
around her home
First runner-up in the “Woman
of the Year” contest was Mrs.
Harry Hershey Jr, Society 26,
and second runner-up was Mrs.
William Harnish, Society 28.
Other contestants were Mrs
Charles Rife, Society 6; Mrs.
'Joseph Russel] 111, Society 29;
Mrs Robert Kauffman, Society
27, Mrs.. Clyde Hottenstein,
Society 5, Mrs. H Raymond
Stoner, Society 18, Mrs. Robert
Groff, Society 31, Mrs. Glenn
Shultz, Society 24; Mrs. Clarence
Stauffer, Society 3, Mrs. Eugene
Neff, Society 30, Mrs Henry
Rice, Society 4; Mrs. Charles
Rohrer, Society 7; Mrs. Earl
Stauffer, Society 19, and Mrs J.
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