2t~Ußcastw Farming, Saturday, May 19,1979
LEWISBURY - VaUey
Grange 1350, Lewisbury,
was host to the York-Adams
Pomona Grange 40 when it
met May 12, with William
Justh, Master in charge of
the session.
Memorial Services were
held during the opening of
the Lecturer’s hour, in
charge of Gladys Sheffer,
Lecturer.
Winners in the Dress
Sewing contest were an
nounced by Dorothy
Reichart, Women’s Activity
Chairman. Class A, first,
Vickie Cams, Valley
Grange; second, Joyce
Winners in the New Castle County Fashion Revue from the Smyrna, Mid
dletown & Townsend areas are (left to right) Kathy Heinold, Kim Wissinger,
Jamie Goldsberry, Cindy Passmore, Bonnie Hurd and Karen Faulkner.
4-H fashion revue held
Del.
NEWARK - On April 21,
one hundred 4-H’ers from
New Castle County gathered
in Newark to display their
sewing talents. The
youngsters were par
ticipating in the annual 4-H
Fashion Revue, “Saturday
In The Park.”
Prior to the revue, all
garments were evaluated by
a team of judges for actual
sewing construction. On
Saturday morning at
Agricultural Hall, the
budding seamstresses and
tailors modeled their
creations and were judged
for fit and appearance.
Entries included everything
from carpenter’s aprons and
jogging suits to evening
gowns.
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York-Adams Pomona
Reiner, Eureka Grange;
third, Sally Hurst, Red Lion.
Class E, first, Dorothy
Reichart, Gideon Grange;
second, Evaline Hurely,
Eureka Grange. Class C,
first, Treva Leese, Gideon
Grange; second, Janet
Emenheiser, Red Lion
Grange; third, Lourene
Cook, Eureka. Class D -
Dorothy Reichart; Judges
were Maryellen Rehm and
Faye Snyder.
Following a covered dish
meal, a cakewalk was held
with Louann Snyder the
winner.
Special guest speaker for
The all-day event featured
an afternoon fashion show in
John M. Clayton Hall. The
afternoon’s activities were
brought to a close with the
announcement of Revue
winners by Joy Gooden,
County 4-H Agent. The top
winners are as follows:
Honorable Mention:
Debbie Ellis, Michele
Gawel, Ann Griesinger and
Sandy Sheldon. This
category was for older 4-
H’ers who have won top
awards in previous years.
Junior Honor Court:
Jennifer Anderson, Dawn
Bailey, Denise Brown,
Suzane Dußoss, Amy Jones,
Melanie Olsen, Stacey
Sturgeon.
Senior Honor Court:
733-8161
Ephrata
the evening was
Representative Eugene
Geesey. '
J. Luther Snyder, past
State Master of the Pa. State
Grange, now serving as
Deputy Secretary of
Agriculture, installed
William Reichart as the
newly appointed Overseer of
the Pa. State Grange.
Election of officers for
Pomona Grange was held,
with the following members
to serve for two years:
Master, Richard Gallimore,
Biglerville Grange; over
seer, David Scott,
Valley Grange; lecturer,
Kristin Anderson, Rebecca
Farabaugh, Karen
Faulkner, Jamie Gold-
Kathy Heinold,
Bonnie Hurd, Marya Jones,
Martha Klair, Lynn Laf
ferty, Cindy Passmore and
KimWissinger.
All contestants received a
blue ribbonior their winning
entries.
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Grange elects officers
Gladys Sheffer, Red Lion
Grange; chaplain, Janet
Nace, Gideon Grange;
treasurer, J, 'Franklin
Sheffer, Red Lion, Grange;
secretary, Patty Scott,
Valley Grange; gatekeeper,
Donald Jamison, Gideon
Grange; steward, James
Persel, Valley Grange; asst,
steward, Norman Nace,
Gideon Grange; lady asst,
steward, Anna May Snyder,
Valley Grange; Ceres,
Louann Snyder, Valley
Grange; Pomona, Peggy
Jamison, Gideon Grange;
Flora, Marianne Boyce,
Valley Grange; and exec,
committee, William Justh,
Valley Grange.
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Installation of new officers
will .take place when
Pomona meets on
August 25, at Gideon
Grange, during the af
ternoon session. The evening
program will be presented
by the Youth of Juniata,
Mifflin Franklin Pomona.
The Youth of York-Adams
Pomona will present the
program aTCumberland Co.
Pomona on May 22.
“Degree Day” for York-
Adams Pomona will be held
May 26, at Gideon Grange
hall, beginning at 6:30 p.m.
The Youth team will be
presenting the First Degree;
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Second; Red Lion Grange
the Thirjd Degree, and Valley
Grange the Fourth Degree. ,
Fourth Degree.
A check for $lOO was
presented to the Pomona
Treasurer, J, Franklin
Sheffer, by Donald Jamison,
Master of Gideon Grange.
The money was made
possible by projects of the
Women’s Activity of that
Grange.
Next Visitation Nite for the
York-Adams Pomona will be
June 8, with Biglerville
Grange presenting the
program at Eureka Grange.
The last of the Visitations
will be held on July 6 and
July 16.
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