FARM WOMEN NEWS
SOCIETY 6
Emory Wolgemuth and Mrs,
, . Mark Geyer.
Mrs. Sarah Myer, vice presi
dent, was in charge of the meet
ing of Farm Women #6 at the
home of Mrs. E. Musser Heisey, ** arn \ ome *
T met at the home of Mrs. Aaron
Mount Joy RZ. Johnson, Willow Street, on Sat-
Devotions were led by Mrs. urday, June 8. Co-hostesses were
Pauline Keener. The guests at Mrs. Horace Lantz and Mrs.
the County Home will be enter- Raymond Eshelman.
tained on June 20 with Farm
Women 7 assisting.
Society 6 is planning to send
items to Vietnam for the sol
diers there. On June 22, the So
ciety will be entertained by So-
ciety 4 in the social room of the
United Methodist Church,
‘Mountville.
Mrs. Betsy Heisey presented
two flute solos for the program.
Mrs. Martha Weidman, Man
heim, gave a talk and showed
slides of her recent trip to The
Holy Lands. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Minnie Kulp, Mrs.
WE’RE OPENING ANOTHER NEW
TIME-SAVER PERSONAL LOAN OFFICE
We are pleased to announce the opening of
another "Time-Saver" Personal Loan Department
in our Millersville Branch ... 304 North George
Street. Richard Putt is Personal Loan Manager
of this new office.
"Time-Saver" Personal Loans provide you and your
neighbors with a prompt, dependable source qf
additional funds for any worthwhile purpose. Here in
our Millersville Branch, or at our original VTime-
Saver" Personal Loan office in our Manheim
Township Branch, you may obtain that extra money
you need, from several hundred dollars to-several
thousand ... in complete confidence.,. and
very promptly.
Eventually additional "Time-Saver" Loan offices
will be serving the entire community from our
other branches.
You can apply for a "Time-Saver" Personal Loan at
our Millersville or Manheim Township Branch at any
time during regular banking hours ... Monday '
thru Friday. Or, call Dick Putt at our Millersville
Branch at 872-4042 .. ,'or Fred Lane at our Manheim
Township Branch at 392-879 T to arrange an
"after-hours" appointment convenient for you.
Whatever amount you may require whatever your
purpose for borrowing.. .we will be happy to
discuss your loan and a repayment schedule best
suited to your income and budget. Come in soon and
discover why sq many families think of us as
their Headquarters fpr Money Matters.
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LANCASTER/CENTERVILLE/EAST/LANDISVILLE/UTITZ
MANHEIM TOWNSHIP/MILLERSVILLE/ROHRERSTOWN
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
A Trustee far The. Lancaster Ceunty Foundation
President, Mrs. Samuel Wen
ger, presided at the meeting.
Mrs. Raymond Eshelman led in
devotions, and members re
sponded to roll call by showing
their wedding pictures.
Announcement was made of
the English Award made annual
to a member of the graduating
class of Pequea Valley High
School. The recipient, is Miss
Linda King. A donation Of $5O
was made to the Lancaster
County Mental Health Associa
tion, a County Farm Women
project. Members of Society 6
Richard Putt, Personal Loan Manager
Millersville Branch
SOCIETY 7
' and 7 will provide a treat for
the guests of the County Home
In the near future. The Society
will serve soup, cakes and pies
at the Lion’s Club Flea Market
in Paradise Memorial Park on
July 8..
Mrs. George Robinson of the
Shared Holiday program in Lan
caster was the speaker.
The next meeting will be a
family picnic with each mem
ber bringing a covered dish on
July 20 at 6:30 p.m. at Paradise
Memorial Park.
SOCIETY 17
Society of Farm Women #l9
and the County officers were en
tertained at a luncheon meeting
at the Refton Fire Hall by So
ciety #l7. Hostesses were Mrs.
Ira Holchauer, Mrs Howard
Frank, Mrs. John Harnish, and
Mrs. Landis Kreider.
Mrs. Ernest Shaub, vice pres
ident, presided at the meeting.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Hol
chauer.
Society 15 will entertain 17 on
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 15.1968
For the
Farm Wife and
Ladies, Have You Heard?...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Forgotten Vacation Expenses
When estimating the cost of your summer
vacation, include these items, if they apply to
your plans:
Admission fees to museums, national
parks, and other tourist attractions. These vary
from place to place.
Poit fees. Some foreign poits levy a
special tax on boat passengers when they em
bark or disembark.
Boarding pets. Dogs cost more to board
than cats.
Green fees. If you’re a golfer, include this
expense in your budget.
Laundiy. Inexpensive if you use coin
operated machines.
Passports. You can save
money by putting the entile
family on one passpoit if you
intend to stay together on the
trip.
Souvenirs and gifts.
Garden care. To keep your at
home yaid tended, you may
have to hire someone for grass
cutting and weeding.
Deduct the sura you would
spend at home for food, enter
tainment, and other expenses
from your expected vacation
budget. The remainder repre
sents the extra amount the vaca
tion will cost.
Hearty Cold Plates
Chilled tuna, deviled eggs,
garnishes of cranberry sauce,
lemon wedges, and dill pickles
Sardines, deviled eggs, sliced
tomatoes, potato salad, lemon
wedge.
Family
Shi imp (maiinated in French
dressing), sliced tomatoes, cel
ery, upe olives, cheese squares,
sweet pickles.
Salmon chunks, onion rings,
pickled beets, hard-cooked eggs,
aspaiagus spears.
Chicken salad, thick tomato
slice, potato salad, cucumber
fingers, celery curls.
Swiss cheese, salmon, salad,
potato chips, sickled beets.
Seived on chilled plate, gar
nished with salad greens. Serve
hot lolls, cornbread, or bread
sticks with your cold plate.
For Tobacco
Planters
• Hy Gro
• VHPF
• Chlordane
• Ortho Gro
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Hardware
New Holland, Pa.
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