State Farm Women Celebrate
(Continued from Pago B 16)
the changes in the lifestyle of farm
women in the 80 years since the
founding of the Pennsylvania Soc
iety of Farm Women.
State Farm Women president
Dottie Strieker, Berks County.m
announced that the 1995 state con
vention will be held on January 9,
with a theme of “Families.” The
state project she has selected to
focus on during her three-year
tenure pertains to the strengthen
ing of families. Spring Rally for
1995 will be hosted by the past
state presidents, with the date and
site to be announced.
Tour chairman Edith Diehl
reminded members of the Socie
ty’s upcoming tour to Branson,
Missouri, scheduled for June 9-17.
Members interested in more infor
mation are asked to contact her
immediately.
Other Pennsylvania Society of
Farm Women officers are Lois
Hughes, Cambria County, first
vice-president; Catherine Schott,
Lebanon County, second vice
president; Audrey Gilbert, Some
rset County, secretary; and Dar
lene Schmeltz, Dauphin County,
treasurer. State directors include
Lois Laffey, Chester County: Bar
bara Malehom, York County;
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Barbara Nissley, Lancaster Coun- live committee, which hosted the
ty; Gladys Meyers, Franklin Spring Rally, include Carolyn
County; Barbara Ramper, Hun- Neal, president; Shirley Kauff
tingdon County: Janice Kress, man, first vice-president; Arlene
Greene County, and Janice Yor- Keener, second vice-president;
lets, Cumberland County. Trudy Reichard, secretary, and
Members of the York County Treva Stiles, treasurer.
Society of Farm Women execu-
York County members Pauline Thomas, left, and Nancy
Perry, look over the Farm Women’s cookbook. Nearly
18,000 of the cookbooks have been sold in three years,
with the book now in its eighth printing. Cookbook sales
have raised more than $35,000 for the Society's scholar
ship fund.
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FFA HAPPENINGS
Cedar Crest FFA
Participates in Land Judging
The Lebanon County FFA land
judging contest was recently held
in the Eastern Lebanon County
School District at the Victor Zei
gler farm.
Fifty-nine contestants from
Lebanon County chapters of the
FFA participated.
The contestants scoring took
into consideration such aspects of
the land as slope, stoniness, tex
ture, depth of soil, and internal
drainage.
The students also had to iden
tify conservation practices to be
used on the land and hazards in
special uses such as home build
ing and ponds.
The Cedar Crest placings were
as follows: Ryan Gates Finished
first with a score of 227, Dan Atk
ins place second with a score of
222.5, Jeff Zimmerman placed
fourth with a score of 200.5, Bran
don Hardy placed Fifth with a
score of 200.5, Chris Kepley
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placed sixth with a score of 191.5,
Joe Hershey placed seventh with a
score of 191.5, Wendy Atkins
placed eighth with a score of
191.5, Charlie Aurentz placed
ninth with a score of 189.5, Tim
Showers placed thirteenth with a
score of 165.5, and Jon Hamish
placed fifteenth with a score of
161.5.
The team placed first.
After the contest, milk was
served compliments of the Leba
non County Conservation District.
Ann Fackler and Tim Emer
heiser from the Soil Conservation
Service judged the event.
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