’’£--c?VP/ PI vh;L ',fno-ip* I 44—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 19,1975 farm wife has a flair Paradise. Joan Is a member of Farm Women Society 21, Lan caster County. She has served as secretary and is now vice president. This society meets the second Thursday evening of each month in the home of the members in the Quarryville area. Mrs. Frank Aliment is president of it. Joan is a member and for the past two years served on the board of Directors of the Oxford Research Club (Federated Women's Club). This year she will serve as chairman of the baking division for Pine Arts Day by the Federated Women’s Clubs of Chester County, which event will beheld in March of 1976. She is a Committee Woman for West Nottingham Township. The Rohrers are members of Calvary Independent Church, Lancaster, and work with the Junior Church (4th 6th grades). Joan teaches at Daily Vacation Bible School, held there in the mornings one week in June. Joan is very musical. She plays for Junior Church. 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Rohrers enjoy going places and doing things together as a family. They attend tractor pulls at the Buck and Kin zers this time of year. Last February they went to Vail, Colorado for skiing where they also saw President Ford’s condominium. They went skiing at Vermont and on numerous slopes in Pennsylvania. They take their snowmobile along. The older children have tried skiing and enjoy the tractor pulls. Last winter they attended the Nationals in the PA Farm Show arena, Harrisburg, for the three days, Joan loves to read, She reads novels, books from the best seller-list and lots of other kinds of books. She buys paper back books and gets books from the Oxford library. She enjoys collecting antiques. One of her prized pieces Mrs. Robert E. Rohrer, Nottingham Rl, Chester Co., PA in front of her old kitchen fireplace, tries out a new recipe for cole slaw. is an old jelly cupboard that came from bob’s grand parents and another one is a brass bed from her father’s family. They found a few in their bouse and have bought quite a few. Joan says, “I started researching our farm history and I find that very interesting. I’m back as far as 1818.. There was a blacksmith shop here.” She loves to cook and bake. Through this she entered a contest sponsored by the Farm Wife News magazine of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She entered a Pick Up And Go Menu and won first place in the Rural Recipe Roundup MODELS FROM 2 to 16 H.P. FEATURING: • Anti-Vibration Systems • Automatic Oiling on All Models • 40 Years Experience in Design and Production John b DAVE'S S? auffer ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE SERVICE R.D.2, East Earf, PA ,n Rear Stauffer’s Phone 215-445-6175 S z h .°P ■A MILE NORTH OF GOODVILLE £ ON UNION GROVE ROAD R.a 3 E Jhrala PA A & B Sales & Service L Miles South of Route 23 Along 772 thru Monterey R.D.I, RONKS, PA The World's Leader in CHAIN SAWS ,1* picnic category. Her recipe for Quick Jambalaya aroused the interest of the judges because it is easy to prepare. 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