jp . jnd Pearl Levengood of
Group 1 receive pine In recognition of their 80 plus yean.
Women
LEESPORT (Berks
Co.)—Ninety-two members
and guests attended die 44th
annual Barks County Farm
Women Convention held
October? at the Berks County
Ag Center.
County president Wendy
the meeting to
order and welcomed guests
from other counties.
Two members, Pearl Miller
of Group 5 and Pearl Leven
good of Group 1 woe pre
sented with pins in recogni
tion of their 80 plus years.
A memorial service was
held in honor of three former
members, Florence Toms of
Group 3, Alberta Keener of
Group 5, and Grace Shacffcr
of Group 1.
Carol Stoudt gave a slide
show titled “Berks County,
Where We Love to Live.”
Berks County Dairy Prin
cess Jennifer Davis gave a skit
on the benefits of using dairy
products. Li’l Miss Dairy
Princess Maggie Heller said a
poem.
Eleven children partici
pated in the state project con
test, “My Favorite Place in
Pennsylvania.” Kindergarten
and first grade winners were
Harold Keeney and Alyssa
Prutzman; second and third
grade, Ariana Keeney and
Steven Geris; fourth and fifth
grade, Janel Keeney, Katrina
Prutzman, and Ryan Krisch.
Sixth through eighth, Mary
Ferry, Shawn Krisch, and
Brian Mauger. Ninth through
12th, Amy Woodell.
Each participant received a
certificate and a monetary
gift
Group awards were given
for scrapbook, safety, youth
and attendance.
State president Dorothy
Strickler installed Dorothy
Lutz as county treasurer.
During the afternoon ses
sion, handcrafted items
donated by each farm women
group were auctioned. The
proceeds of the auction were
donated to Berks Heim and
the Hamburg Center.
The Jolly Boom has enter
stained and led the group in the
'Chicken Dance and the
Hokey Pokey.
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WESTMINSTER, Md.—The
Carroll County Farm Museum
will be decorated in. Victorian
holiday style beginning Saturday,
November 25 and running through
Sunday, December 3. Hours are
Monday thru Friday and Sunday,
10 a.m. to. 4 p.m.; Saturdays from
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is $l.
The richness of our heritage
becomes apparent as the rituals of
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handed from generation to genera
tion. The irresistible, romantic
charm of the Victorian era is
recreated in the Farmhouse of the
Carroll County Farm Museum.
Artisans will demonstrate skills
from the 1800 s. Food and holiday
decorations will be available. For
more information, call (410)
876-2667.
(CST); November 18-19,
Weekend prior to Thanksgiving 8
a.m. to 6 p.m. (CST); November
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