—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 14,1978
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Jr arm Women Societies were installed for the 1978-80
Berks Co. Society 3
The Berks County Farm
Women Society 3 held their
annual Christmas party at
Stahl’s Restaurant recently.
During the meeting, Mrs.
Harvey Moyer, sushme
chairman, announced that 15
Now that it's all over, I have a few thoughts to
impart concerning Farm Show. My first question
is, why hasn't someone invented Farm Show
collision insurance for the human body? Of course,
it would have to be “no fault” since you could
never begin to catch the millions of culprits who
ram you black and blue every second you
perilously navigate through the lemming-like
crowd during that infamous week in Harrisburg.
And, too, there ought to be spill insurance,
ketchup insurance, and chocolate ice cream in
surance so that you would feel compensated every
time a total stranger uses you as a Handy Wipe for
all his excess, overflowing cups and cones.
And, too, I definitely feel that there should be a
major health insurance plan which all the
susceptible “sickles" like myself could cash in on
for that flu-mfected drafty, dusty week.
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families in the community
were aided.
It was reported that Mrs.
Ernest Barthne, Mrs. Mary
Herzog, Mrs. Mary Hill, and
Mrs. Joseph Bartholomew
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will attend the state Farm
Women Convention.
term: Mrs. LaVerne
Richard, president; Mrs.
Harvey Moyer, vice
president; Mrs. Mary Hill,
secretary; Mrs. William
Renmnger, corresponding
secretary; and Mrs. Richard
Loeb, treasurer.
The next meeting of the
group is January 24 at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Cleaver.
And welcome to them
And, one more thing. During lunch hour I
strongly affirm that Farm Show officials should
take a lesson from all regulatory bodies and use
the social security number system to determine at
which time each individual could buy his or her
food. Or, even simpler than that, why not go by the
alphabet? Anyone with a last name beginning w'th
“A” through “C" could buy French fries at 10:30
a.m.; “D” through “G” at 10:45, and so on all the
way down through the alphabet. Order. What it
takes is a little order. (I decided that as I shoved
and butted my way through the crowd for a milk
shake the other day.)
Yes, well, it’s over fo r another year, but the
question remains What am I going to do for
frustration next week?
Lancaster Co.
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 6 met in the
home of Mrs. Harry Shonk
on January 7. Twenty
members attended the
meeting.
Volunteers from the group
are planning to entertain
guests at the Conestoga View
Home on February 17.
Program was presented
by Twila Brubaker, dairy
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princess of Lancaster
County, who spoke on milk
products and recipes.
The next meeting of the
group will be held February
4 at the home of Mrs. Emory
Wolgemuth.
Lancaster Co.
Society 13
A family Christmas party
was held at the Ronks Fire
Hall recently by Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 13. New books for
1978 were handed out and
new committee chairmen
announced.
The following officers will
assume office at the January
meeting: Mrs. Gordon
Reitzel, president; Mrs.
Claude Miller, vice
president; Mrs. William
Schroeder, recording
secretary; Mrs. John
Denlinger, treasurer; Mrs.
Robert Bomberger, Mrs.
John Miller, Mrs. Phares
Leed, Mrs. Ben Landis, Mrs.
John Denlinger, Mrs. Irvin
Leaman, committee
chairmen; and Mrs.
Raymond Denlinger,
newsreporter.
Lancaster Co,
Society 14
A Christmas party was
recently held by Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 14 at the Hershey
Farms Restaurant. Mittens
and socks were brought to
give to the Water Street
Rescue Mission and the
Salvation Army.
Ken Hussar presented the
program, “A Christmas
Package.”
The next meeting will be
January 18 at the home of
Mrs. Thelma Mylin. Cancer
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pads will be sewn from 9:30
a.m. until noon. The af
ternoon will be devoted to
Farm Show and State
Convention reports and a
presentation by Nancy
Henkle, the 1977 4-H Youth
Exchange student to
Belgium.
York Co,
Society 31
York County Farm
Women Society 31 recently
held their Christmas party
at the Chalet Restaurant.
Program for the event was
Jean Yohn, from the Hit
ching Post, who spoke on
Christmas decorations.
The next meeting of the
group will be January 16,
7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Cora Keefer, Dillsburg R 2.
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