3 retire from Sperry
NEW HOLLAND, Pa. -
Three persons will retire
- from Sperry New Holland
sNpv. 1.
.John H. Eberly, 932
Hartman Station Road,
Lane., .will retire as an
assembler welder in Ex
perimental. He started with
the company in 1946 and has
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Bally, PA
Phone <215) 845-2261
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worked as a machinist, tool
machinist and machinist A.
Eberly was one of the first
people hired into the
Engineering Shop.
Richard L. Kilhefner, 837
Center Avenue, Eph., will
retire after 28 years of
service with the company. A
production assembler,
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Kilhefner was also employed
as a spot welder, mechanical
assembler and tester, and
bench assembler.
Irvin S. Boyer, 122 E.
Conestoga St., New Holland,
will retire as a resistance
welder. Boyer worked for the
company since 1961 in which
time he was a spot welder
and an assembler.
Glenn E. Hurst
RD2, East Earl, PA
Ph.(215)445-6865
Pen. W. Hostetfer
RD2, Annville, PA
Ph. (717) 867-2896
Lester B. 801 l
RDI, Lititz, PA
Ph. (717) 626-6198
601 E. High St.
Elizabethtown, PA
Ph. (717) 367-1221
News - Nutrition
From Pa.’s Dairy Princesses
Banquet set
By NANCY ELLINGER
Mifflin County
Dairy Princess
Being Mifflin County
Dairy Princess has given me
many experiences that I
would have missed without
my title. I have met so many
wonderful people who are
only too happy to help me.
For instance, my most
recent experience was the
night of .September 22, or
should-1 say the morning of
September 23 (ap
proximately 2 a.m.). I was
driving bade to college (Lock
Haven State College) from
the Pa. State Dairy Princess
Pageant in Camp Hill. My
car stalled at a lonely
crossroad in Centre Hall and
wouldn’t start. Suddenly car
lights appeared. It was two
state policemen. They asked
what I was doing driving
such a distance alone at
night. I explained that I was
returning from the Pa. Dairy
Princess Pageant, and that I
was a dairy princess. In
terestingly enough, they
congratulated me on the
honor of having my title.
After they got my car
started they followed me for
about 20 minutes to make
sure that my car was
working all right. I was
worried that I would go over
the speed limit while they
were following me because 1
have a “lead foot.” Then I
saw the flashing red light
behind me so I pulled off the
road (fearing the worst).
The officer said we were
near die county line and they
had to turn around. Also,
they were concerned
because I seemed to be
getting sleepy and they
thought I should get some
fresh air. I thanked them for
their kindness. They replied
that they would watch for me
traveling between home and
school.
In appreciation to these
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DIRECTIONS OF YOUR FARM OR CHURCH LOCATION:
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Oct. 23,1976
Nancy Eliinger
Women Societies
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Elizabethtown Rl. Fay
Stoner, a 4-H IFYE to
Germany, will be the special
speaker.
Berks County
Sociey 1
The October meeting of
Berks County Society 1 was
held at the home of Pauline
Hartman. Mae Bleiler, from
the Berks County Extension
office, gave useful and
timely tips on home sewing
and Wardrobe coordination.
Twenty-three members
answered roll call after the
opening devotions and the
salute to the flag.
It was decided to help a
local family with a donation
of $lOO.
At our next meeting each
member will be making a
Williamsburg wreath for use
in home decorating.
Nineteen members from
Group 1 attended the Berks
Renovation
STATE.
PHONE
~ two policeman, I decided to
share this story with you. I
will never forget their kind
ness and consideration of a
dairy princess with a stalled
car. To my favorite two
policemen, wherever you are
out there, thank you again.
STRASBURG, Pa. - The
annual banquet meeting of
the Lancaster County
Poultry Association will be
held on October 28 at 6:30
p.m. in the Historic
Strasburg Restaurant.
The evening’s en
tertainment will be
presented by Faye Stoner,
entitled, “My Experiences
As An IFYE (International
Four-H Youth Exchange) In
Germany.”
Special music will be
presented by the “Lanco
Lads”, a prominent Barber
Shop quartet.
County Convention on Oc
tober 1. There was a total of
150 members from the
County. The Society received
second place honors for their
scrapbook.
Donna Haas read an essay
she wrote for State com
petition entitled, “How a
Farm Woman Ticks in ‘76.”
Over 100 bedpads were
sewn for Berks Heim. The
group will also help at the
fall Bingo Party at die Heim
on November 11.
The date for the next Berks
County Hoe-down, sponsored
by the Berks County Society
of Farm Women will be held
on April 23 at the Hamburg
Field House.
Lancaster Co k
Society 3
The Society of Farm
Women 3 met Saturday,
October 16, at Sunny Croft
Farm, the home of Mrs.
Earl Stauffer, Ephrata R 1.
The meeting was con
ducted by the president,
Mrs. John Edwards.
Officers were re-elected
for 1977 as follows; Mrs.
John Edwards, president;
Mrs. Luther Moore, vice
president; Mrs. Earl Miller,
secretary; Mrs. Carroll
Myers corresponding
secretary.
Delegates to the state
convention on January 10
and 11 in Harrisburg are
Mrs. Walter Shaub, Mrs.
Clarence Stauffer, and Mrs.
Kenneth Zimmerman,
alternate.
A contribution of $5O was
given to the LARC Christ
mas Fund.
The husbands of the
members will be entertained
at the Ice Follies at Hershey
on November 7.
Reports were given by
members who served at the
Apple Tag Days in Park
City. Volunteers were Mrs.
Ivan Eberly, Mrs. Ray
Weinhold, Mrs. Willie
Stober, and Mrs. Harold
Stuber.
Entertainment was a tour
of the continent of Antarctica
by the way of slide
presentation by Mrs.
Cameron Hawley of Lan
caster.
The next meeting will be
on Saturday, November 20,
at thehome of Mrs. Willie
Stober, Lancaster Ave.,
Denver. linn Longenecker
will demonstrate vis-a-lense
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