Berks Co,
Society 2
The April meeting Hcrk*
Society 2 was hold at
Altalaha Church in
Rehrersburg with Richard
Beameaderfor, a
representative from Met Ed
showing a dim "What Time
is the Power on Today?"
Afterward there was a
question and answer period
helping to usderstand why
we must conserve elec
tricity.
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The meeting was opened
by elnglng "Brighten the
Corner" led by tong leader
Helen Schmohl. Marie Gcttel
read scripture, followed by
the Lord’s Prayer, flag
aaluto. Arlene Hcrahcy,
president presided for the
business meeting. What two
appliances would you least
want to do without, was the
roll call question answered
by 21 members and 2 guests.
Secretary report was
given by Marie Gettel,
treasurer’s report was given
by Martha Klahr, both were
EIGHT DAYS TO SAVE!
This is the big one Lancaster s
greatest sale a value packed two
store event that gets bigger and bette_r
every year Savings for everyone l
★ LONDON * PARIS ★ COPENHAGEN ★ AMSTERDAM
approved. Ways It mean* women for registration, and
chalrlady, Betrice Frantz 3 door prizes for the county
reported on a very sue- convention held in October,
cessful bake sale. Joanne The group agreed to again
Ebling is in charge of the' present a money award to
current candle sale. the outstanding girl in the
Berks Helm volunteer Tea home economics and the
April 23 was attended by outstanding boy in
several women from our agriculture at com-
group. mcnccment on June 2.
Final arrangements were Mrs. Carl Miller was voted
made for the Spring Rally at upon and accepted into the
Hershey on April 30. group.
The group was informed A reminder as given of the
by Joanne Ebllng the group bus trip to Harrisburg to
is responsible for 3 center William Penn Museum on
pieces (using pumpkins), 4 Sunday April 27, leaving the
Starts Friday at Both Stores!
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Bethel School at 12:45. There
was a discussion on thoughts
of things to do for a local
family who recently ex
perienced a fire.
Hostess Lillian Hamlsh
Slylc, in writing or apeaklng, is formed very early in life,
while the imagination in warm, and ImproMion* are
permanent.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday. May 3,1975
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COPENHAGEN
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and Marie Gottel served
refreshments. Next meeting
Mother and Daughter
Banquet at Trinity Church at
7:00 p.m.
BE SURE TO REGISTER for
this special prize on the
second floor of either
Watt & Shand store.
Downtown or Park City.
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DOWNTOWN;
FRIDAY AND MONDAY
9 30 TO 9
OTHER DAYS 9 30 TO 5
PARK CITY.
10 TO 9 30 DAILY
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