It— Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 15,1988
• Form Womon
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June 20 at Black Rock Retreat,
Kirkwood.
On June 22, Society 17 will en
tertain their husbands to a
“mystery supper" at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kreider,
The Buck, at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Stanley Stauffer, Mrs.
Holchauer and Mrs. Richard Le
fever gave a flower demonstra
tion after the business meeting.
SOCIETY 20
Mrs. Pearle Best, a member
of Farm Women #2O. spoke on
her recent trip to Hawaii and
showed pictures and souvenirs
at their meeting held in the
home of Mrs. Thomas Ferguson,
Kirkwood Rl, with Mrs. Elam
Hess as co-hostess.
Mrs, Hayes Hastings conduct
ed the business at which time
plans were made for the annual
shore trip to Atlantic City in Au
gust.
In other business the Society
approved donation of cookies to
*he open house of the Fdrm and
Home Center held Sunday and
'he sending of sandwiches to the
USO on June 22 at the Moose
Hall, Lancaster.
An invitation was accepted
from Society 15 to attend their
garden party which was held on
June 12 and a meeting on June
20 at the Black Rock Retreat.
Aldus Martin was the recipient
of the PFA plaque awarded a
member of the graduating class
of Solanco High School from So
ciety 20.
A gift of $lO to help with the
Red Cross Ditty Bag project
was approved. The bags will be
distributed to American soldiers
in Vietnam on Christmas Day.
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COLLEGE SOMEDAY?
It may be a burning ambition to give your children
a good education, Here is what to do.
DECISION NO. 1. Decide you will save some
money.
DECISION NO. 2. Decide on the amount. Make It
• goal that is not impossible for you to reach.
DECISION NO. 3. Choose a safe place to save
where your money will earn good dividends. These
ore funds with which you can't afford to take a
chance. Many people use Our help!
ACCOUNTS
INSURED TO $15,000
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ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER f
25 North Duke St. ffSini :
Phone 393-0601 I
Hon. thru Thnrs. Fri. Sat. r
9 to 4:30 9 to 6 9 to noon r
The next meeting will be a
covered dish luncheon at Crystal
Manor Beach, Md., on July 3
with Mrs. Hastings and Mrs.
Mcrvln Anderson as co-hostess
es. It will be an all-day event.
SOCIETY 25'
The Hellenic Orthodox Church,
Hershey Avc„ were the meeting
place of Society of Farm Women
#25 on Saturday, June 8. The
Rev. Alexander Veronis, pastor,
took the group on tour of the
Church and spoke on the cus
toms and history of the church.
Devotions were in charge of
Mrs. Maynard Warfel. Members
will assist at the USO on Juhe
22. A donation was voted to the
Farm and Home Center and to
the Mental Health Association.
The gift of the month was re
ceived by Mrs. Jacob Boose.
Several members served re
freshments and entertained the
Lancaster County Umt at Em
breeville on May 31.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. David Newswanger. There
will be no meeting in July. On
Aug. 10 there will be a covered
dish luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Sterling Elmer, Lancaster
R.
SOCIETY 14
Farm Women Society #l4 en
tertained the county officers, So
ciety #l6 and #2B at a peeping
tureen lunch at tke Refton Fire
Hall on Wednesday, June 12.
Eighty people were in attend
ance.
Mrs. Thelma Mylin had charge
of the devotions and roll call
was answered by giving weather
signs in nature. Hostesses were
Mrs. Serena Groff, Mrs. Esther
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MAINTENANCE
COSTS HAVE
BEEN ZERO
IN THE FIVE
YEARS SINCE
WE MODERNIZED
WITH ELECTRIC
BASEBOARD HEAT
With electric baseboard heat there
are no moving parts except in the
thermostats so there is little that can
go wrong. And most people’s ex
perience has been that nothing goes
wrong. There’s a lot of comfort in
knowing you can meet cold weather
without meeting big maintenance
bills and service charges. And com
fort in electric heat’s constant,
evenly-distributed warmth.
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