Church
shepherds and sherpherd boy, complete
with stuffed iamb, come to visit the Christ child in
the scene “Shepherds worship,” The shepherds
SOUTHEASTERN PA
REGIONAL MANAGER
George F. DeLong
225 West Woods Drive
Lititz, PA 17543
Phone 717-626-0261
Eastern Lancaster Co.
Southwestern Lancaster Co. Aldus R. King
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RD2, New Holland, PA 17557 RD2, Conestoga, PA 17516 ™B |en ,
Phone:7l7-354-5977 Phone: 717-572-5686 Phone. 215-593-5952
AGRI-KING CONGRATULATES
FOR GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS IN 1978
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BEST WISHES FOR GREAT SUCCESS IN 1979
Northwestern Lancaster Co.
Earl B. Ginder
RD2, Manheim, PA 17545
Phone- 717-665-3126
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Southern Lancaster Co.
Henry DeLong, Jr.
RD2, Box 69
Peach Bottom, PA 17563
Phone 717-548-3471
Southeastern PA
Michael Smith, Ricky
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Willow Maple Farm of Lebanon County, Pa.
recently received honors at the Lebanon
County DHIA Banquet for being high herd in
both milk and butterfat with 21,619 lbs. milk
and 743 lbs. fat.
The cow of the year was also owned by the
Bollingers. Willow Maple Reflection Mae
finished a 305 day record with 32,923 lbs.
milk and 1185 lbs. fat. O’Mae is quite a cow -
she had already gone over 200,000 lbs. milk
before setting this record.
Berks Co.
Paul D. Deßoard
Longview Road RD3
Boyertown, PA 19512
Phone- 215-689-5365
Northeast Berks Co.
Roger Heller
RDI, Robesoma, PA D 2, r° x ,"'
Phone- 215-693-6160 170°3
Phone - 717-867-1445
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 16,1976-
t of Christmas
By KENDACE BORRY
LEBANON - For the 27th
year in a row, with, as
members say, each year
getting bigger and better,
the Midway Church of the
Brethren, Lebanon, is in
volved in its annual
Christmas Choir Candlelight
program.
For the past ten years this
has involved creating
tableaux scenes depicting
the Christmas story as the
combined choirs tell their
story.
Under the direction of
Mrs. Norman E. Keller,
Lebanon, choir director, the
production will be per
formed on Sunday,
December 17 and Saturday,
December 23, both evenings
beginning at 7:30 p.m.
“Each year”, Mrs. Keller
stated, “we build from the
program the year before,
adding something new and
exciting. This year the big
project was having mem
bers hand sew new robes for
the actors.”
According to Mrs. Keller,
who has been the choir
director at the church for the
past 27 years, the committee
Chester Co.
William Windle
RDI, Atglen, PA 19310
Phone 215-593-6143
Lebanon Co.
in charge of the Christmas
programs starts meeting in
September. By October they
are busy asking people to
star in their production, and
by the week before Christ
mas the last minute
rehersals are well un
derway.
“It’s such a joy to do this,”
she commented, “because
people are so willing to
serve.”
Noting that the Midway
Church is just a “country
church”, Mrs. Keller told
that each year a different
husband and wife are asked
to portray Joseph and Mary.
This year the team are Mr.
and Mrs. John Hess, Lititz.
Other actors include;
prophet, Herman Reist,
young men, Michael
Deckert, Todd Dohner, Jay
Dubble, William Dubble;
Elizabeth, Mrs. Earl
Dohner; innkeeper, Joseph
Krall; angel, Mrs. Thom
Keller, and Mrs. John'
Harrell, shepherds, Tim
Krall, Michael Smith, Ricky
Horst, shepherd boy Michael
Seibert, Simeaon, Abe
Buffenmeyer; Anna, Mrs.
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SOUTH CENTRAL PA
REGIONAL MANAGER
Earl H. Moyer
RDS, 80x277
Hagerstown, MD 21740
Phone 301-739-5199
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