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Society 4
Farm Women Society 4
met recently at the home of
Mrs. Charles Myers on Dairy
Road, Lancaster, with Mrs.
Minnie Musaer as co-hostess.
The members had an ex
change box lunch which was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. E. Robert Nolt,
president gave the highlight
of the County Executive
Board. The Society voted to
give $5O to the Jaycee Camp
Project.
Mrs. Paul Kauffman was
announced as chairman of
the nominating-, committee.
Election for president and
vice-president will be held at
the next meeting.
The September meeting
will be held, Saturday, Sept.
28th at the Manor Brethren
in-Christ Church.
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Society 5
Society of Farm Women 5
held their August meeting at
the East Petersburg church
of the Brethren. We en
tertained Society 21 and the
County Officers.
Miss Joyce Burkholder
was the speaker. She was the
recipient of the National
Goodwill Worker of 1973.
Because of this award she
has had the pleasure of
traveling all over the
country, been on many
television Shows and a guest
at the White House. She not
only told the story of her life
but of the many handicapped
people who have been able to
help themselves as a result
of learning a job through the
help and training of Goodwill
Industries.
Beautiful selections were
played by a paino trio con-
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sisting of Mrs. J. A. Steffy,
Mrs. Arthur Ulrich and Mrs.
Wilbur Hostetter.
Society Members were
asked to send Birthday
Cards (Sept. 21) to Robert E.
Zellers at the Crippled
Children’s Hospital,
Elizabethtown, Penn
sylvania 17022.
At our next meeting we
will be entertaining our
husbands at Historic
Strasburg at 6:30 p.m.
September 28. Dorothy
Parmer, The Mad Hatter
will be our speaker.
Society 19
Farm Women Society 19
held its August meeting at
the Harrisburg State
Hospital Tuesday evening,
August 20. About 30 residents
were entertained and served
refreshments.
A short business meeting
followed in a room at the
Howard Johnson
Restaurant. Mrs. A. Ross
Weaver, vice-president
presided Members were
informed of County Con
vention scheduled for
November 2 at the Lancaster
Bible College and tickets
were available.
September 13 is the date
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Colebrook Rd.
RDS, Lebanon, Pa.
Phone 274-1436
for the next meeting to be
held at the home of Miss
Ruth Heisey. Mrs. Isaac
Miller will give an illustrated
talk on her recent trip to
Europe, Holy Lands, and
Africa.
BERKS COUNTY
Society 5
Fifteen members and one
guest, of Farm Women
Group 5 attended the doggie
roast which preceded the
monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Harold Zech
man, Stouchsburg.
Mrs. Albert Moyer,
recording secretary,
presided at the business
meeting. Mrs. George
Troutman, corresponding
secretary, read the minutes,
and the treasurer’s report
was submitted by Mrs.
Richard Schareff.
The Food and Volunteer
committee chairman, Mrs.
Leroy Miller, reported group
members had assisted in the
serving of food at the clean
up following the bam fire on
the Cyrus Sprecher farm.
Mrs. Moyer read an in
vitation received from
Group 1, Lebanon County, to
attend their “Night of En
tertainment” Sept. 10 at the
lona Methodist Church. She
also read a note received
from Group 8, Berks County,
to attend a meeting
scheduled for Sept. 20 at the
Sharltlesville Grange Hall.
Members were informed
that if Christmas gifts are to
be sent to the Hamburg State
School, the institution would
like to receive them by the
end of November.
Also discussed was the
County Convention to be held
Oct. 5 at the Kutztown
Grange Hall. Reservations
must be received by Sept. 15
and those wishing to enter
the long dress sewing contest
were informed that the entry
may be a long skirt and a
blouse, or a long gown.
Group members were urged
to bring gifts for the silent
auction.
Mrs. Ernest Wessner will
represent Group 5 on the
County Convention’s
nominating committee.
Mrs. Moyer appointed
Mrs. Wessner, Mrs. Harold
Zechman, Mrs. Raymond
Seidel, Mrs. Leroy Miller
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Sept. 7,1974
Park City will soon be the
site of a new farmer’s
market that will run for
three days each week. The
market which involves
approximately 30,000 square
feet will be located on the
lower level of the Park City
Mall near the movie theater
entrance.
There will be close to 70
stands offering a variety of
products including baked
goods, fresh produce and
fresh and smoked meats,
smoked meats.
As of this date, 70 percent
of the display stands have
been leased on a regular
basis. Park City Associates
Hints for Homemakers
Maintenance of Laundry
Equipment
Any day of the week can be
laundry day with automatic
washers and dryers. For
operating efficiency, keep
the machinery itself clean.
Take time to read the
instruction booklets before
using new appliances and
follow directions. These
booklets will tell how to care
for the appliance as well as a
list of things to check before
and Sara Stowe, to serve on
the nominating committee
for Group s’s officers.
A bake sale has been
planned for Sept. 27 to be
held from 6 to 9 p.m. at the
Dutch Way Market, Route
422, east of Myerstown.
Plans for the monthly
October meeting were
changed from a garden
party to a Halloween party
with every member to come
in costume or pay a fine.
The Sept. 23 meeting with
Sarah Stowe as hostess will
be at Tulpehocken Manor.
Following a tour of the
manor, the monthly meeting
will be conducted by the
acting president, and
refreshments will be served.
The program for the
evening was led by Mrs.
Zechman, who showed
colored slides of the
Zechamn family’s trip to
Denver, Colo.
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Park City To
Open Market
are now seeking about 30
more interested people to
complete the market display
area.
The second week in Oc
tober has been the tentative
scheduled date for the
opening of the facility which
will be open on Thursdays
from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday
from 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. and on
Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 3
p.m.
Anyone interested in
displaying their goods at the
market or having additional
questions should contact
Park City Associates at 717-
393-3851 or stop in at the
office in the Mall area.
calling a serviceman if the
machine is not operating
correctly. Keep the in
struction books in a spot
close to the appliances for
quick reference.
Here are some additional
care guidelines for your
automatic laundry equip
ment.
Turn off hot and cold water
faucets to prevent strain on
the hoses cuased by water
pressure after finishing
washing. Check to see that
hoses are not kinked or bent.
Gean washer lint filter
after using. Wipe the inside
of the tub and agitator with a
clean damp cloth or sponge
as routine care. To remove
the agitator, turn the cap to
the left (counterclockwise).
Lift out the agitator, check
the bottom of the tub and
remove any objects that may
have dropped out of pockets.
Wipe the agitator post before
replacing the agitator, then
secure the cap tightly in
position.
Leave the loading door or
lid open to dry out the in
terior.
Do not use the washer as a
hamper for soiled or damp
laundry. Mildew could
develop on clothes making it
impossible to remove the
odor.
Ph 717 397 4954
Routine Washer Care
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