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Dairy Princess;
J Duncan, Berks
. Milk Promotion
Lee president; and
coordinator of
l( geant and Berks
promotion,
jew princess,
of Mr. and Mrs.
ler, Hamburg, RD
tg forward to her
iquired task as
of the Berks.
Dairy .Association,
recently • graduated
New York State
ral Tech College,
le, N.Y. where
(died biological
also looking forward
at home on her
tarm this Summer
j to look for a full
ib, hopefully as a
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veterinarian’s assistant, in
the Fail. Sandy has been
very active in tennis,
basketball, softball, hockey,
band, 4-H, Grange, and has
been on the dean’s list at
college.
Chosen as first alternate
was Martha Herbert,
daughter of Mrs. Elva
Herbert and the late Paul
Herbert, Kutztown Rl.
Martha is a recent
graduate of Kutztown High
School and plans to major in
accounting at Kutztown
State College. This en
thusiastic young lady has
been veiy active in many
activities also. She is a
member of the Junior
Holstein Board of Directors,
Eastern Berks 4-H Dairy
Club, Fleetwood Grange and
State and National Grange,
National Honor Society, and
her church choir.
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Martha la looking forward
to assisting the 1977-78 Berks
County Dairy Princess
throughout the year with her
duties to promote milk
throughout the County.
Suzanne Clay, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Landis,
Myerstown Rl, was second
alternate.
Suzanne is a recent
graduate of Tulpehocken
High School. She will attend
Shippensburg State College
to major in elementary
education. She is active in
band, chorus, ski club,
National Honor Society, and
is pianist for her Sunday
School.
The other well qualified
contestants were: Donna
Hoffman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Hoffman,
Bernville Rl; Cindy Jean
Howard, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leßoy Howard, Oley
R 2; Kathryn Leiby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Leiby, Hamburg R 2;
Janis Malsbury, daughter of
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business meeting at the
home of Mary Hartman.
Discussion included
Lebanon County’s new
cataract machine and the
donation of $5O to a worthy
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Malsbury, Jaimore Farms,
Rebrersburg; and Eileen
Robrbacb, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Rohrbach,
Shoemakersville Rl.
All of the contestants were
awarded prizes from various
organizations for their time
and efforts.
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 25,1977
Societies
cause. Vic Dinger, Lion’s
Club member, is in charge of
all the donations.
The July meeting will be
held at the Mt. Zion Fire
Hall. Society 5 will entertain
Lebanon County Societies 11
and 14 as well as Dauphin
County Society 4.
York Co.
Society 26
The Etters, Green Valley
Society of Farm Women
Group 26 celebrated Flag
Day at their June meeting
held at the home of Mrs.
Ethel Conley, 1761 North
View Road, York, Pa. The
group heard the reading on
tiie making of the first
United States flag by Betsy
Ross, and also participated
in a hymn sing of patriotic
songs.
During the business
meeting led by Mrs. William
Hake, it was discussed that
the Society will participate
in the York County Farm
Women’s bake sale to be held
today (June 25). Society 26
will man the stand from 12 to
1 p.m. when they will assist
in selling.
Some of the planned ac
tivities of the bake sale will
be craft tables held by the
various societies and
demonstrations of quilting.
It was also announced
during the meeting that the
members of Society 26 will
attend the York County
Farm Women picnic to be
held on July 27 at the 4-H
Center in Bair.
The next meeting of
Society 26 will be held at the
home of Mrs. Anna Shoop,
Etters Rl, on July 12 at 12:30
p.m. Each member is to
bring a chair for the meeting
which will be a Summer
patio event.
Berks Co.
Society 1
Members of Berks County
Farm Women Society 1 met
at the home of Mrs. Emma
McLean, Douglassville R 2,
for a nutrition program and
salad smorgasbord as part of
their June meeting. Each of
the 18 members attending
brought a different salad.
The group will be taking a
trip to Bucks County on
August 25.
Eight members attended
the 25th anniversary party of
Society 2.
The annual family picnic
will be on August 21 at
Levengood’s Grove.
The next meeting will be a
hot dog roast for the
members and their families
on July 13 at the home of
Mrs. Agnes Moll, Oley Rl, at
7:30 p.m.
Dauphin Co.
Society 1
The Dauphin County
Society of Farm Women
Group 1 held their June
meeting at the home of Dolly
Pickel. Co-hostess for the
evening was Joann Pickel.
The meeting was con
ducted by Bertha Kennedy,
president. One item
discussed was the family
picnic to beheld in July. This
picnic will be held at the
home of Dorothy Rutt. Every
member is to bring a
covered dish.
Plans for a bake sale are
underway. The Group will be
setting up a stand at the
Colonial Park Plaza on July
1 starting at 2 p.m. The stand
will be located in the outside
Sears mall.
The Blood Bank project
was another topic of
discussion. Enrollment
cards for Group 1 members
may be obtained from
Bertha Kennedy.
The plans for the group’s
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