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Kcu Hcl ' ami' Inc
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Sandv H
Hope H
Vista Grande I-ami
Hence H
Orpha H
Fanny H
Pauline H
Mitzi H
Gerry H
Ruth H
Mark A Wollskill
Pat H
Rodger L Wagner
No 39 H
No 109 H
Pine Brook Farm
No 135 H
Donald B. Duncan
No 68 H
Charles R Kisslmg
Tiny 1
Boots 1
Millie 1
Genie H
Herb Top Farms
Chnstn F
Donald E. Landis
Roxy 53 H
Charles W. Lamm
Lena H
Lisa H
Floyd Weber
Lemon 63 H
William G. Howerter
Tem H
Charles Plushanski
Mindy H
Foxy H
Feral H
Frosty H
Marylm H
Kenneth L. Stutzman
Marilyn H
Ruth H
John H. Stump
Karen H
Nelida H
Olive H
F. M. Browns Sons Inc
No. 61 H 6-
Donald M. Myers
Melissa H
Andrew D. Stoltzfus
Lois H
William C. Adams
Mill H
Harold G. Heck
Polly
Robert L. Sattazahn
Burke H
Minute H
Ray E. Bicksler
Connie H
Bobbie H
Barbie H
Robert C Dreisbach
No. 18 J
No. 96 J
Ernest 0. Miller
No. 44 H
Harold & Geo. Schuler
White H 5-11
Queen 2 H 5-1
Russell K. Dietrich
Louise
Junge Farms
Silky
Terry Bmgaman
H 6-1
H 6-2
No. 344
No. 190
BRB Farm
Joan
Hartman Bros
No. 49 H 6-2
No. 28 H 5-
No. 42 H 6-7
No. 96 H 3-3
Arthur D Schlappich
H 7-
Ada H
John C Bartsch
Jackie H
Blue Mtn. Academy
No. 219 H 4-11
George S. Troutman, Jr.
Julie H 4-11
Lassie H 9-10
Teen Chal. Farm
No. 140 H 5-9
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19 616
19 585
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17,052
17,068
14,927
16,023
20,882
19,608
17,780
4-11
3-10
20,394
16,906
14,615
19,453
16,525
17,984
18,812
17,126
18,500
285
305
305
305
5-10
4-11
3-8
2-11
20,479
17,107
19,412
18,049
20,272
3-11
19,371
298
16,314
17,104
18,728
22,849
17,554
238
305
305
305
300
4-3
3-2
2-1
20,416
16,821
17,829
16,510
16,187
305
305
305
5-10
3-8
3-3
16,187
17,196
18,257
17,056
17,755
3-11
18,238
16,694
305
305
17,495
23,062
22,115
305
305
305
8-2
6-9
4-1
14,102
12,029
305
305
20,716
20,836
20,438
20,055
3-11
23,258
16,666
18,605
305
305
19,215
19,335
14,950
18,832
19,049
305
305
305
305
17,237
18,726
17,436
23,736
20,395
305
305
17,238
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Anne Yanos, the outgoing county president, gives
Helen Eblmg, the new county president, the
president’s identifying pm. Seated (left to right)
are: Ruth Walters, treasurer; Darlene Yose, newly
758
Berks County
attend 25th annual convention
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699
719
705
685
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718
By JUDY MITCHELL
Berks Co. Reporter
LEESPORT, Pa. - County
officers, committee chair
men, and group presidents
reported on busmess and
events of the past year to
nearly 200 members of the
Berks County Society of
Farm Women and guests
who attended the Society’s
25th Annua] Convention at
the Berks County Ag Center
on October 2. The mam
business of the day,
however, was the election of
new officers for the coming
year.
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672
717
666
743
744
780
808
675
798
656
Outgoing President Anne
Yanos presided over the
busmess meeting and in
troduced nommees for the
offices of vice president and
secretary.
Last year’s vice president,
Helen Eblmg of Reading,
will assume the president’s
gavel for the coming two
years, and Ruth Walters,
Douglasville R 2, will
maintain her position as
county treasurer for the one
remaining year of her two
year term Following the
balloting, Darlene Yost of
Bemville Rl, moved mto the
vice presidential slot, and
Dorothy Barrett,
PerkiomenviUe R 2, assumed
the position of county
secretary formerly held by
Gail Malsbury.
758
650
691
764
682
682
690
657
670
659
688
680
777
949
763
681
Gradually introduce
Corn Silage
Dairymen can avoid the
corn silage blues by
gradually introducing their
cows to corn silage. Both the
rumen microflora and lining
must adjust to a major
change m ration...such as
the introduction of corn
silage. This adjustment may
require two to four weeks or
more.
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864
834
695
832
663
750
716
743
693
741
707
Need Water
Plants with shallow roots
such as azaleas,
rhododendrons, mountain
laurel, and flowering
dogwood need frequent
waterings. It is a good
practice to continue
watering these plants on a
regular basis until the
ground freezes during fall.
674
686
657
816
679
684
Prior to the business
meetings, the Society joined
in a brief service to the
memory of Sarah Mar- •
stellar, a 36-year member •
and one time county •
president from Douglasville 0
R 2 who died this past spring. •
A sumptuous catered Z
lunch followed the morning •
session, during which •
members and guests were •
invited to mspect a hand- •
some assortment of hand Z
made and home grown •
bazaar items being offered •
for sale.
After lunch, Berks County
Dairy Princess Alternate
Tammy Hafer offered her
views on this year’s county
dairy princess contest,
commenting on what the
contestants personally
gamed through the ex
perience, stressing the value
of milk promotion, and
explaining how the members
own daughters can support
the promotion effort by
participating in next year’s
pageant.
Guest speaker, Dr.
Garland Fisher of Pott
stown, Pa., presented the
group with his views on
chiropractic medicine,
focusing on what a
chiropractor is and what he
does.
Additional entertainment
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elected vice president; Dorothy Barrett, newly
elected secretary: and Lois Erb. state society
president, who was a guest at the convention.
Farm Women
was provided by vocalist, compamed by pianist,
Carol Dressier, ac- Beverly Parella
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