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LAST CALL - FREE OFFER ENDS MAY 31st
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Each time you add $25 00 or more to your
savings account, you are entitled to
purchase an additional place setting or
accessory item at special depositor prices
Start your collection now 1
• S Piece Place Setting .. 1 Dinner Fork, 1 Dinner
Knife, 1 Salad Fork, 1 Soup Spoon, 1 Teaspoon
• 4 Iced Teaspoons
• 4 Teaspoons
• 3 Piece Hostess Set. 1 Cold Meat Fork, 1
Gravy Ladle, 1 Pierced Tablespoon
• 4 Piece Completion Set 1 Sugar Shell, 1
Butter Knife, 1 Tablespoon, 1 Pierced Tablespoon
• 3 Piece Serving Set... 2 Tablespoons,
1 Pierced Tablespoon ■.
• 4 Steak Knives
• 4 Cocktail Forks
• 2 Piece Carving Set
Prices Do Not Include State Sales Tax
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER
• 69 E Mam Street, LttiU
Ph 626 0251
• East Towne Mall
Ph 393 0488
when you...
• Open a NEW Savings Account
of $50.00 or more.
• Add $50.00 or more to your
present Savings Account
• Park City Center, Lancaster •24 E Main St. Mount Joy • 519 A Leaman Ave , Millersville
(In Sears Mall) Ph 653 8121 Ph 872 4665
Ph 299 3745
"Accounts Insured To $100,000”
Berks Co.
The May meeting of the
Berks Group 1 was recently
held at the home of Donna
Haas, Douglassville.
Donations were given to
the Berks County
Agricultural Expo, the
Sunshine Foundation in
memory of Ricky Cooper,
and the Hamburg Center, for
five patients to go to camp
this summer.
19tee/
of beautiful Danish-modern
stainless flatware
or
of handcrafted stainless
$4.95
$4.-50
$3.95
$4.95
$495 TRADITIONAL BRIARWOOD PATTERN
$4 25
* Limit 1 Free Gift Per Family, Thank You
$7.50
.$4 50
$1095
• 335 Fifth St, Quarryville
Ph 786 1010
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• 100 E Mam St, New Holland
Ph 354 4427
Program chairlady, Agnes
Noll, introduced Lori Haas
who taught members to do
macrame.
The Wednesday, June 11
meeting will be held at the
home of Ellen Snyder,
Limeklin. A 1 Schoenebeck of
Leesport, representing the
Army Engineers Corp, will
speak on the Blue Marsh
Lake project in Bernville.
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Berks Co.
Society 3
The last meeting of the
Berks Group 3 was held at
the home of Myrtle Hartline,
R 3 Boyertown.
The group spread some
sunshine for a few members
of the group plus some
people who had fires in the
area.
The mystery program was
given by Elmira Mauger,
Boyertown who presented a
monologue on buying hats
complete with 20-25 hats to
illustrate the talk.
The group’s next meeting
will be a trip to Shartlesville
for a smorgasbord and a
visit to Roadside America.
Berks Co,
Society 4
Berks Society 4 met at the
home of Jean Waldo,
Boyertown.
A thank you note was
received from the Wilfred
Norman family. Three
members, Jean Waldo,
Jeanine Franz and Dorothy
Barrett will help at the
Sunday, June 8 picnic at
Berks Heim. A Stanley party
was held at this meeting.
Fem Kulp, R 3 Boyertown,
will be hostess for the group
on Tuesday, June 3.
Berks Co.
Society 12
The May meeting of Group
12 was held in the Bemville
home of Rita Stump.
Glenna Hix, Pauline
Hartranft and Helen
Schlappich will help at the
Berks Heim picnic Sunday,
June 8. Gloria Christman,
Glenna Htx, Pauline Har
tranft and Sally Steinhauer
will make cakes to donate to
Berks Heim for the picnic.
Doyle Stump received a get
well money card.
The program for the
evening was given by Rita
Stump on cake decorating.
Rita decorated a cake and
answered questions asked by
the women. Most of the
women brought cakes and a
silent auction was held at the
end of the meeting with the
proceeds going into the
treasury.
The next meeting' will be
held Monday, June 2 at the
Bemville R 2 home of Mary
Leymeister at 8 p.m.
Lancaster Co.
Society 6
Lancaster Society 6 met at
the Elizabethtown Church of
God to entertain Society 28.
Esther Frey was honored
with a red rose for her 57
years of membership in the
Society. And a contribution
was given to the Dairy
Princess Contest.
The program for the event
was provided by Laverne
Oberholtzer and Nancy
Kreider on the accordians,
and Frances Deal speaking
on memories of mother.
Thursday, June 5, the
group will be entertained by
Society 15 at Black Rock
Retreat.
Lancaster Co,
Society 7
Lancaster Society 7 held
their May meeting at the
home of the president,
Miriam Keneagy, Paradise,
with Betty Brubaker, Sylvia
Martin and Nora Denhnger
as hostesses.
A donation of $75 was
noted for the Hospice. A
plant and food sale was held.
The next meeting will be
held Monday evening, June
16 at 7 p.m. at the home of
Helen Shirk, Paradise.
Lancaster Co.
Society 8
Lancaster Society 8 met in
the home of Pauline Miller,
Mount Joy.
The former Miller sisters,
daughters of Martin and
Pauline Miller, sang trios.
Hazel Hawthorne ac
companied on the piano. A
second musical time was
presented as Pauline Frey
and mother Pauline Miller
played a piano and organ
duet.
Martin Miller showed
slides of scenic areas of fall
foliage in the New England
states. He included various
slides of previous special
meetings of the Farm
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