Farm Women Societies
Lancaster Co.
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Lancaster Co,
Society 18
Apple head doll making
was demonstrated to Lan
caster County Farm Women
Society 18 at their November
meeting held at the home of
Mrs. John Henry Hess of
Manheim.
President Mrs. Wayne
Brubaker presided. Mrs.
Donald Buckwalter, Society
18 member, was elected
the New County
secretary, and the new state
president is Mrs. John Hess,
also a Society 18 member.
Delegates for the State
Convention were selected.
They are Ruth Rohrer and
Martha Stoner.
Boxes of cookies and food
were filled to be sold at Park
City for LARC.
The next meeting will be
held December 9, at
Mellingers Mennonxte
Church. Mrs. John Herr will
be hostess.
HOW LONG
TIL SQUEALER TIME?
Agway Squealer. And how little pigs
do love it 1 So weaning isn’t much of a
problem any more. Just give them a
taste of Squealer and that’s it
That’s why Squealer is the fastest-
Society 29
On October 20, Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 29 held its monthly
meeting at the home of Vice
President Dons Shenk.
President Marty Bixler
took charge of the business
meeting. The committees for
this year and next were
called upon to report. A
reminder was made that
dues are due for next year.
The program was a slide
series by a Society member
Dot Forry. Dot, visiting the
country of Haiti two dif
ferent times, gave a
presentation on the Coun
try’s history and primitive
present life style. She
showed articles purchased
there and dressed as Haitian
women would dress.
Refreshments were served
by the Program Committee.
The Society thanked the
committee for a fine year of
programs.
Next month’s meeting will
FARM
ENTERPRISE
SERVICE
be December 18,7:30 p.m. at
the home of Chris Shenk with
a holiday slide presentation.
Lancaster Co,
Society 31
Mrs. Janet Badger hosted
the November meeting of
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 31, with Mrs.
Debbie Wenger as co
hostess.
The program for the
evening was “Cake
Decorating” presented by
Mrs. Eleanor Delong
assisted by Mrs. Vickie
Lefever and Mrs. Cindy
Bollinger; all three are
members of Society 31. All
the ladies had a chance to try
out what we learned on our
own individual cakes.
During the business
meeting conducted by
President Ruth Clark, it was
decided to make a donation
to the Quarryville Library.
The Society will how a
Christmas party on
December 18, 7:30 p.ra., at
the home of Mrs. David
Delong.
growing feed in the Agway Swine
feed line-up Try Agway Squealer on
your next litterand seethe difference
It’s available from your local Agway
Store or Representative
(agway)
Lebanon Co.
Society 14
Mrs. Edward Wenger
hosted the November
meeting of Lebanon County
Farm Women Society 14.
Mrs. Jerry Yeager served
as co-hostess. Thirteen
members were present.
Vice-President Mrs. Roy
Alzer conducted the business
meeting. Plans for the
family Christmas party
were discussed.
The speaker for the
evening was Mrs. Wenger.
She spoke on her trip across
the United States, sharing
many experiences and
pictures of various land
marks.
The next meeting will be a
family Christmas party on
December 19 at the United
Methodist Church, Camp
belltown.
York Co,
Society 16
A slide talk and songs by
Dover Area High School
exchange student Mascya
Matsukawa of Japan
highlighted the November 15
meeting of York County
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 2,1978
Holiday card signing hints told
MEDIA - Start early to
make out your Christmas
cards. You’ll be less hurried
and you’ll make sure that
friends and relatives receive
the cards before Christmas.
Some points of courtesy on
Christmas cards are
suggested by Greta C. Vairo,
Delaware County Extension
home economis. Even if
cards are printed or
engraved with your name,
personally sign cards you
are sending to relatives or
close friends,. When signing a
printed or engraved card,
the wife’s names comes
first. On cards without a
printed or engraved name,
the person singing the card
lists the spouse’s name first.
List children’s names
separately after Dad and
Mother’s name to properly
include them in the
signature. Unless a person
with a title is your close
friend, always address the
Farm Women Society 16,
hosted by Janet Krone.
President Alma Stom
baugh presided at the
meeting with 20 members
and two guests attending.
Members will meet at the
home of Alma Stombaugh on
December 13,7 p.m. to make
up holiday fruit baskets for
needy community families.
A-donation was approved for
a family m the community.
Six members are planning
to attend the State Con
vention, January 8-9.
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party on
December 16, 6:15 p.m. at
the Avalong Dairy and
Restaurant, York.
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card with the title. During
periods of mourning, it is
proper to send Christmas
cards. After a recent death
select your card with care.
Avoid “Merry Christmas”
and send one with “Season’s
Greetings.” Displaying
Christmas cards in your
home is quiet proper and
lends a festive air to the
decor. It also flatters the
sender and conveys how
much you enjoy receiving
cards. It is not necessary to
send cards to everyone who
sends cards to you - only
those you really care about.
Ethnic foods
add variety
to meals
MEDIA - Ethnic foods can
be an enjoyable addition to
our holiday fare says Greta
C. Vairo, Delaware County
Extension home economist.
The Penn State Extension
Service has planned a
demonstration on Holiday
Foods from Greece, France,
and Germany. The meeting
will be held on Thursday,
December 7 from 10 a.m. to
12 noon in the Toal Building
Auditorium, comer of 2nd
and Orange Streets, Media.
The foods will be
demonstrated and then
participants will have an
opportunity to sample them.
The public is invited to at
tend.
Parking is available in the
county garage, third and
Olive Streets, Media.
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