812—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 15,1980
Surrounding the memorial to former members are Farm Women officers,
from left, Marie Smyser, president, Treva Whorl, first vice-president, Susan
Lehman, treasurer, Sara Eisenhart, secretary and Arlene Miller, second vice
president.
The AARP Kitchen Band of Hanover performs the "bubbles” number.
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Farm Women donate $4OOO to 4-H
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YORK The York County
Society of Farm Women,
continuing a tradition of
several years, has presented
a $4,000 contribution to the 4-
H program for use at the 4-H
Center near Bair
ManeSmyser, York Farm
Women president, presented
the check to the youth ex
tension program during the
Society’s annual convention,
held last Thursday at St
Matthew Church in York
Funds presented to the
Center were raised
primarily through sales of
the county Farm Women’s
popular cookbook. Under the
chairmanship of Susan
Lehman, a new cookbook is
also being readied
County agent John T
Smith, in a thank-you to the
three hundred delegates at
the session, noted that ap
proximately $24,000 has been
turned over for the 4-H Clubs
of the county through the
collective efforts of the
Farm Women societies The
spacious 4-H center was
constructed a dozen years
ago, and even with several
ambitious improvements
including blacktopping of the
parking areas and new
kitchen facilities, is "ex
pected to be completely paid
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BY JOYCE BUPP
Staff Correspondent
off sometime next year
During the business
session, Susan Lehman,
Seven Valleys, was elected
treasurer First vice
president Treva Whorl, Glen
Rock, presented a condensed
report on the activities of the
county's 36 individual
societies
Participating in a broad
scope of service projects and
fund-raising events, the
A check of $4,000 for the York County 4-H
Center is presented to long-time 4-H leader
Gertrude Miller, right, by Marie Smyser, president
of the York County Farm Women..
three dozen societies con
tributed an additional nearly
$5,000 to numerous 1 ™
charitable and community
organizations.
A total of 33 new members
were welcomed into the
membership during the past
year.
During a memorial ser
vice, ten former Farm
Women, several of them
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