44—Lancaster Farming Saturday, Dec. 6, 1975
Ida’s
Notebook
I feci that television is a
mixed blessing in the home
Probably I'll never com
pletely forgive the person
who urged us to buy our first
television because it would
be so “educational" for our
children
The day it armed, I
became a censor of
programs much to the
disgust of the younsters.
Apparently, I’m a lost breed.
I discovered at the small
supper gathering that
“Emergency” is the favorite
program of three and five
year olds in several families.
The sirens, halocaust and
destruction of humanity was
defended as “exciting.” I
often told my family that if
these dramatic events
happened to them personally
then they would be viewed in
an entirely different beht.
It is difficult to remember
that there are few programs
which are beyond reproach?
Philip has just had a new
experience as he worked
Society 28
Society of Farm Women 28
held their monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. Ira Welk.
Co-hostess was Mrs. Fred
Esbenshade.
Speaker for the evening
was Mr. William Musser,
Jr., who" spoke on physical
fitness.
The group gave a donation
of $lO to Lane. Co. Mental
Health Association.
Mrs. William Harnish and
Mrs. Eugene High will lie
delegates to the state con
vention at Harrisburg in
January.
The next meeting will be a
covered dish supper, Dec. 11,
7.00 p.m., at the home of
Mrs Harold Rohrer.
Members are also to bring 1
dozen of their favorite
cookies and the recipe, for a
cookie exchange.
GOSPEL CHRISTMAS
CONCERT
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th
7; 30 P.M.
ELIZABETHTOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL
Elizabethtown, PA
FEATURING THE
SENATORS QUARTET
Columbus, Mississippi
TAYLOR FAMILY
Fruitland, Maryland
CHURCHMEN & TERESA
Harrisonburg, Virginia
FOR TICKETS WRITE
BAINBRIDGE GOSPEL PROMOTION
RDI, Box 243, Bainbridge, PA 17502
or Call 717-367-3177
Ida Risser
with the stage crew at school
when they produced a play.
He worked on the sound
cffet ‘s and recorded some of
our farm machinery on tape.
He also use ’ the shotgun as
they neec ed tapes of
shooting too. My small part
which seemed big was
driving him back and forth
night after night.
My windowsills are alive
with color as my impatiens
plants sport 30-40 blossoms
each in shades of pink, red,
orange and even white. The
begonias are not far behind
in blooming ability.
The last cut flowers of the
fall season and the first ones
of the spring seem to be
appreciated so much more
than all the others, (is that
why people say the oldest
and youngest child get
special attention?)
Oh yes, I got that cockbird
finally. I shot him with the 22
rifle from the kitchen win
dow.
Society 24
The Society of Farm
Women 24 met at the home of
Mrs. Earl Hess, 4 Forrest
Hills Road, Lancaster,
Penna., recently. The
business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Jack
Golston, president.
Two members of society
24, Mrs. Ross Noffsinger and
Mrs. Floyd Myers showed
their slides from their trip to
the Holy Land.
The December meeting
will be with husbands, and
will be a Progressive Sup
per. The starting home will
be Rev. and Mrs. Elwood
Mehle, at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 17,
1975.
TRY A CLASSIFIED
Farm Women Activities
Society 26
Farm Women Society 26
held their monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs Paul
Brubaker, Manhclm, HI.
Each member invited a
guest.
The Trudl-K store, from
lititz, furnished beautiful
clothes for our ladies to
model. Children’s clothes
were modeled by four
children. Everyone did a fine
]ob
After refreshments were
served the business meeting
was called to order by our
President, Mrs. Quentin
Buckwalter. Mrs. Robert
Brubaker had devotions.
Fifty dollars was donated
to the Lancaster Children's
Bureau.
Our next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
John Cassel, R 7, Manheim.
The program for the Dec. 11
meeting at 7:30 p.m., will be
“Surprise”.
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT CO. AND LIQUIDATION SALES
VERY IMPORTANT - READ THIS AD -
AGAIN WE HAVE OUT GROWN OUR BUILDING WITH TAKING ON NEW MANUFACTURER’S ALL
THE TIME WITH THEIR PROBLEMS OF REFUSALS AND CANCELLATIONS WE HAVE BUILT A
BIGGER BUILDING TO HANDLE ALL THE MERCHANDISE (ACROSS THE STREET FROM OUR
PRESENT BUILDING) OUR PRICES NOW ARE WHOLESALE AND UNDER - WE FOUND IT IS
CHEAPER TO LOWER THE PRICE MORE THAN ITISTO MOVE IT TO THE NEW BUILDING AND SET
IT UP. FOR THE NEXT 2 MONTHS OUR PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER WE WILL EVEN
NEGOTIATE PRICE WITH YOU.
180 LAMPS REG. $49.95 to $129.95. OUR PRICE h
PRICE.
6 CAR 8 TRACK STEREO UNITS W-FM STEREO Jf MKJJNERS WALL RUGGERS ROCKERS
RADIO & SPEAKERS REG. $169.95. OUR PRICE HALF PRICE -
S79.9S.
3 STEREO COMPONENT SETS - AM-FM STEREO
GIRARD TURNTABLE REG. $309.95. OUR PRICE
$129.95.
5 60” CREDENZA CONSOLE STEREOS AM-FM
STEREO - 4 SPD. TURNTABLE 8 TRACK REG.
$589.95. OUR PRICE $190.00.
4 60” CONSOLE STEREOS SOLID WOOD LOADED
REG. $789.95. OUR PRICE $299.95.
CALCULATORS REG. $59.95 to $89.95. OUR PRICE
$20.00.
2 3 PC. L-R SETS SOFA, LOVE, CHAIR - HER
CULON REG. $669.95. OUR PRICE $269.95.
4 DINING ROOM SUITES HARD ROCK MAPLE -
TABLE, LEAF, 4 CHAIRS REG. $439.95. OUR PRICE
$209.95.
3 DINING ROOM SUITES CHERRY - 4 CHAIRS,
TABLE, LEAF REG. $429.95. OUR PRICE $209.95.
WASHERS,- DRYERS, STOVES, FREEZERS, REF,
AROUND WHOLESALE.
8 13” COLOR TV SETS - $229.95
12 BOOKCASE BUNKBEDS REG. $339.95. OUR
PRICE $189.95.
40 SOFA BEDS REG. $329.95 to $529.95. SINGLES
$159.95 DOUBLES $189.95 QUEEN $229.95
ALL HERCULON
ALL TYPES SEWING MACHINES - CAB. & POR
TABLE 50 to 70 PERCENT OFF.
25 ODD UPH. CHAIRS REG. $189.00 to $329.00 OUR
PRICE $89.95 to $129.95.
18 LARGE CONTOUR CHAIRS - VARIOUS COLORS
IN CRUSHED VELVET. REG. $329.95 OUR PRICE
$169.95.
24 EARLY AMERICAN SOFA BEDS HERCULON
REG. $429.95. OUR PRICE $239.95.
HEAVY DUTY BENCH VISE REG. $49.95. OUR
PRICE $26.00.
12-2 pc. Early American Living Room Suits, Herculon,
REG. $539.95 OUR PRICE $269.95
Brass Beds, 3 pc. sets, single, double. Queen and King,
REG. $389.95 to $589.95 HALF PRICE
IF YOU DON’T SEE IT—ASK FOR IT - FULL WARRANTY FINANCING THRU BANK, ACCEPTANCE
COOPERATION, CREDIT CARDS & LAY-A-WAY.
CORNER OF HEMPLAND ROAD &
CENTERVILLE ROAD
NEXT TO 84 LUMBER
LANCASTER, PA
Society 14
Farm Women Society 14
recently met at the home of
Mrs. Paul Longcncckcr.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Elsie Mclzlcr,
Mrs. Ellis Esbenshade and
Mrs Charles Groff. Mrs
Janet Buchcn gave a craft
demonstration on paper
cutting for the program.
During the business
meeting, contributions of $25
each were donated to the
following organizations:
Christ Home, United Way,
Good Will, Lancaster County
Mental Health Assoc., LARC
and the Conestoga Cottage.
Mrs. Evert Newswauger
was installed as the new
secretary for the Society and
Mrs. Minam Leaman and
Mrs. Benjamin Landis were
accepted as new members.
Mrs. John Groff,
president, reported that the
Society along with Society 13
The November meeting
n . wo9 held in the home of
Berks Co. Helen Schmchl with 19
# women answering the roll
Society 5 call question "Tell of a dish
J you prepare for o quickie
Farm Women Group 5 met meal”. The hostess lead
at the Rallfcncc in Cleona, scripture, followed by the
Pa., on Nov. 24, where the women singing "Thanks" in
hostess showed us different the Thanksgiving spirit,
arts and crafts that can be Pres. Arlene Hershey
made. conducted the meeting.
State Convention will be Sunshine committee
held at the Penn Harris In reported sending a get well
Harrisburg, Pa. Deadline for planter to Betty Ziegler, also
tickets is Jan. 2. Contact a card to Bonnie Ehmfeldt
Dorothy Moyer for tickets
The thought of a county
-—-—, , . ... square dance was discussed,
had entertained guests at the Pres H ershcy assigned
Conestoga /-n, ... Helen Ebllng and Emma
The Soc ety s Omstmas younker to audit the books,
banquet mil be held on Dec. The incoming presldent
9 at the BrowMtown j^ ar j e Gettel named her new.
Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. The comm ittees. After the*
ot°S am >. C n t K^ ng business meeting was over
Cloisters will be presented. the women showed crafts
Gloves will be coflected for made pertaining to
Str 7 l Christmas.Thenextmating
donation of hdd &
rm tens will be gathered for Snyder on when our
children elsewhere. secret pals are revealed.
130 RECLINERS - REG,
PRICE $89.85 and up
23 DESKS - ALL SIZES & SHAPES - ON FLOOR
NOW - WHOLESALE.
15 BUNK BED SETS - MAPLE & PINE REG. $309.95
OUR PRICE $169.95.
6 ROCKERS PINE AND MAPLE REG. $59.95. OUR
PRICE $29.95.
2 MAPLE 3 PC. END TABLE SETS - FORMICA
TOPS REG. $129.95. OUR PRICE $59.00 set.
2 TRAILER LOADS - BOX SPRING & MATTRESSES
- EXTRA FIRM REG. $299.95. OUR PRICE $149.95
SET.
BUNK BED SETS MAPLE REG. $259.95. OUR
PRICE $149.95.
(WE ALSO HAVE TWIN, QUEEN, KING SIZE
GUARANTEE)
BOX SPRING & MATTRESSES - DOUBLE REG
$169.95. OUR PRICE $89.95. SINGLES REG. $149.95.
OUR PRICE $79.95.
14 FISHING RODS - REG. $19.95 to $26.95. OUR
PRICE $5.00 to $ll.OO.
6 POOL TABLES REG. $llOO.OO to $1400.00 700-800
LBS. —%” SLATE V 2 PRICE. '
12 CHERRY 82” GRANDFATHER CLOCKS REG
$1129.95. OUR PRICE $449.95.
28 OTHER GRANDMOTHER & GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS HALF PRICE.
10 3 PC. LIVING ROOM SETS SOFA BED OT
TOMAN & CHAIR REG. $449.95. OUR PRICE $209.95.
3 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SETS NYLON REG,
$369.95. OUR PRICE $149.95.
7 GUN CABINETS —8, 10 GUN UP TO 50 PER
CENT OFF.
3 WAREHOUSES FULL OF FURNITURE BRASS
BEDS IN 2 WEEKS.
BARS & BAR STOOLS.
Just Received - Brass Bed Sets, single, double, Queen
and King, Headboards only REG. $109.95 to $159.95
HALF PRICE
HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Saturday 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
PHONE 397-6241
Society 2
$189.00 to $329.00 OUR
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