84-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 23, 1993
Berks Farm Women Hold 42nd Convention
The 42nd Annual Convention
of Berks County Farm Women
was held at the Berks County
Agricultur Center with 110 mem
bers and guests in attendance. The
theme was “Keep a Song in Your
Heart;”
Fem Phillipy, president, opened
the convention, with all the wom
en reading a poem followed by
singing America the Beautiful.
Berks Co. Dairy Princess Jenni
fer Grimes, who is also Pa. prin
cess, shared with her presentation
of “An Eienstein or a Farmer.”
She introduced the Lil Dairy Prin-
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State presl
Jlpyptv
representing the 4-H program. Berks Farm Women raised
the money to be used toward the 4-H building program.
The new 7000
Gas Range
The charm and beauty of the
traditional range plus the
latest features you’d expect
from Heartland.
• Six commercial size 9,000 BTU
gat bumcn... with infinite heat
adjustment
• Electronic ignition
• Built in Exhaust fan
• Pull out broiler drawer under oven
• Easily converts from natural gat
to propane
• Approved for residential or
commercial use by American Gas
Association and Canadian Gas
Association .
• Available in Oaa, Electric and I
Woodbuming models I
ed “ABC Down on the Farm.”
Arlene Witman, state president,
spoke on her “Heifer Project” and
also read a poem “Not Ours
Alone,” then presented Fern and
First Vice President Dorothy
Strieker, each with a special key.
Marie Baughman, Heifer pro
ject representative came with her
cute stuffed “Holli,” the heifer, to
the convention.
Group presidents each gave
their reports on happenings of the
past years events.
Memorial serivce was conduct
ed by' Doris Brown from Group
til, ’,d by Shirh Tolli
Fem Phillipy, Sonja Moyer, and
Wendy Ungle. Those remember
ed were Dorothy Batdorf Group
#ll, Betty Stump and Mary We
ber, Group #2 and Helen Borcher,
Group #3.
A delicious ham and stuffed
chicken breast dinner was served
by Wegman’s Caterers. The after
noon session opened by singing
“There is Singing in My Heart”
words written by Helen Schmehl
from Group #2. Tulpehocken
High School Show Choir sang un
der the direction of Byron Hart
man.
Recognition of six 80 plus
members were honored by Pres.
Fern. Those honored were Helen
During the Berks County Farm Women convention, Fern Phiilipy, left, congratu
lates 80-year-old members, from left: Mary Youse, Group 6; Helen Howard, Group 1;
Catherine Yanos, Group 1; Anna Moyer, Group 5; and Charlotte Mauger, Group 4,
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Fern presented Arlene Witman
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Arlene Witman installed Dor
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