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Lancaster
Society of Farm Women #1
recently met at the home of Hazel
Tomb with Rachael Bollinger act
ing as co-hostess. Nadine Stein
mctz, director of Gphrata Cloisters,
showed a film, “All About Nettie
Landis”.
Roll call was answered by mem-
Lancaster Society 5
Farm Women Society #5 met on
February 27 at the Country Table
Restaurant. President Eileen
Bruckhart conducted the business
, meeting.
Roll call was answered by 20
members. Delegates to the State
Convention, Peg Sensenig and
Lancaster
Members of Society #8 met at
Patsy Warfel’s home on February
20. Gladys Ney gave a detailed
report of the State Convention to
Lancaster
Society of Farm Women #26
met on February 27 at the Country
Table for a Valentine dinner with
their husbands. Entertainment for
Lancaster
i Society #34 members met
recently at the Dutch Apple Thea
ter. Eight members plus husbands
and friends enjoyed the evening’s
festivities. The next meeting is set
for March 21 at Earl and Ruth
Ranken’s home. Sue Rutt will be
hostess with Carol Groff acting as
co-hostess. Orders for the sub sale
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Society 1
bers describing their favorite
anitque. Plans were made to go to
the Allenberry Playhouse on July
The next meeting will be a
covered-dish luncheon at the Farm
& Home Center. Members will
entertain county officers and Soci
ety #35.
Sandra Yocum, gave their reports.
Bylaws were reviewed by the
members.
The next meeting will be at
Enchs Restaurant in Manheim.
Hostesses will be Ruth Long and
Florence Herdwig.
Society 8
the 20 members present and to the
two attending guests. Hostesses
were Palsy Warfel, Anna Keener,
Pauline Miller, and Sylvia Warfel.
Society 26
the night was provided by the Bob
Kettering family. A short business
meeting followed.
Society 34
month is “There’s something to
love in every day.”
Perry Coun
NEW BLOOMFIELD—Angie
Kling, the 19 year old daughter of
V. Art and Sandy Kling, was
crowned Perry County’s 1988,
Dairy Princess on February 19.
John Harris, the Perry County
Extension Agent, served as emcee
for the coronation. Angie enter
tained the audience with her milk
promotional skit “A trip to Tim
buctu”. Following the country
music entertaining duo of Chuck
McGarvey and Ellis Kuhn, the
1986-87 Perry County Dairy Prin
cess gave her farewell speech.
Fran Palm was Perry County
Proud as spoke of fond memories
from her reign.
Angie is a junior attending West
Perry Senior High School where
she is active in marching, concert,
and jazz band, field hockey, year
book, drama club, school play, and
varsity club.
Aside from Angie’s hectic
school calendar, she finds time to
help her mother with the family
business paper work and occasion
ally helps her father care for the
calves.
After high school Angie plans to
attend college to pursue a nursing
degree.
Co-chairpersons for the dairy
princess committee are Beth Anne
Rice and Patti McLaughlin.
Berks Society 3
The Society of Farm Women #3
held its February meeting at Dora
Pollock’s home in Boyertown.
Donations were given to the
American Heart Association and
the March of Dimes. Plans for
attending the annual Spring Rally
in Altoona were discussed. Mary
Bartholomew, president, led the
group in exercises and distributed
literature from the American Heart
Association.
The next meeting will be on
reflexology at Sonya Moyer’s
home in Boyerstown. Members
arc asked to wear green and bring
something green in a paper bag to
exchange.
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