Idas Notebook
Deer hunting season is here and with
it comes the job of hunting warm clothes
too. This usually means opening all thiee
of my chests to be sure a favorite sweater
hasn’t been missed
My husband, two tall sons and I usually
hunt for only one day and then come
home in time to do the milking.
The first thing I did last year was fall
on the icy road and break my thumb undei
the gun which I fell on. ,
My throbbing thumb didn’t deter me
though and I saw about 10 deer Several
came within 12 feet and then pawed the
ground before turning to dash away with
the white plume of their tails sticking
straight up in the air
My son came home from
hunt and was rewarded with a
nice six-point buck It’s hard to
tell what our luck will be this
year, but the snow covered
woods and the quiet mountains
are worth the trip.
This week'the parents in our
township each had an appoint
ment to visit the teacher of
their child in the elementary
schools. There were no written
report cards. At least the par
ents will now know something
of the teacher’s personality and
she in turn can now judge the
child’s background better.
My freshman and senior will
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be getting computerized report
cards for the first time. Oh,
yes. my son is doing excellent
work, according to the teacher.
Last week, I tried making the
apple butter I mentioned
earlier. We weie all pleased
with the results and I put some
in baby food jars as possible
g.fts at Christmas. The jelly
and jam which I make during
the summer, together with ex
tra flower bulbs, are often used
as gifts
Soon, I’ll replace the Indian
corn on the doors with ever
green, red ribbons and bells
The young children’s pleas for
popcorn after supper will be
met more frequently There is
something cozy about popcorn
on a winter night, especially
when there, is hot cocoa and
marshmallows to go with it
Now, if we can just figure a
way to have fewer meetings and
more time to stay home and
enjoy our families
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Calendar
Saturday, December 5
6 30 p m. Farm Women So
ciety 17, covered dish sup
per with husbands, home of
Mr and Mrs Richard Le
fever.
Farm Women Society 6, Annu
al Christmas dinner, Rheems
Fire Hall
Tuesday, December 8
7 30 p.m Farm Women So
ciety 22, Christmas Party,
home of Mrs. Carl Diller.
2112 Southview Road, Lan
caster
Wednesday, December 9
6 30 p.m Farm Women So
ciety 14, Christmas Ban
quet, Bird-in-Hand Motor
Inn.
Farm Women Society 30, Stuff
Toys for Venture Club Toy
Shop, home of Mrs. Donald
Good, 413 W. Cedar St,
New Holland.
Thursday, December 10
Farm Women Society 28, home
of Mrs Marvin High, 66
Valley Road, Neffsville.
Friday, December 11
Farm Women Society 9, Christ
mas Party, West Willow
Fire Hall
Saturday, December 12
6pm Farm Women Society
2, Family Christmas Party,
Mastersonville Fire Hall
6 30 p m Farm Women So
ciety 13, Family Christmas
Party, Smoketown Elemen
tary School.
Farm Women Society 18, home
of Mrs. Harry E Shepard
son 111. 80 Brandt Blvd,
Landisville.
Farm Women Society 25, home
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 5,1970 —
Farm
Societies
Society 5
Society of Farm Women 5
held a meeting at the home of
Mrs Graybill Longenecker,
Manheim RDI The hostess was
in charge of devotions
President Mrs Hiram Gray
bill, conducted the meeting
John Stehman spoke on “Safe
ty.” The Manheim ambulance
was brought to the Longeneck
er home for inspection
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs Clarence
Keener, Manheim RDI, on Dc-
of Mrs John Henderson,
Lancaster RD6.
Farm Women Society 30, An
nual Christmas Banquet,
Willow Valley Inn
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cember 26 at which time a
Christmas party will be held
Husbands will be guests.
Society 27
Society of Farm Women 27
met at the home of Mrs Rus
sell Swarr, Mount Joy RDI, for
the November meeting Co
hostess was Mrs Arthur Weng
er Devotions were led by Mrs.
John N Nissle>
Two new members were in
stalled They are Mrs Albert
Frey Jr, Mount Joy RD2, and
Mrs Roy Wolgemuth, Mount
Joy RDI '
During the business session,
$lOO was sent to the Stoltzfus
Kidney Fund A Christmas par
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