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To all Farm Women
Societies Lancaster Far
ming would like to request
that you send in your 1981
yearbooks as soon as
possible so we can continue
coverage of your scheduled
events in the farm women
calendar
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Berks Co.
Society 5
Berks Farm Women 5 held
their November meeting at
the home of Julia Heller,
Nineteen members
answered roll call by telling
what they would like from
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their secret pal for Christ
mas
The group will be buying
$5O worth of Christmas gifts
for the Hamburg State
School
The program for the
evening was a talk by Aletta
Schadler, “Sugar ‘N Spnce
and Other Things Nice.” She
presented different ways to
arrange cookies and showed
how to make a centerpiece
using little decorated
packages
Vice president Dorothy
Moyer reported that the
county Hoe-Down will be
held April 18 at the Hamburg
Field House and the Spring
Rally, May 21 at Dickinson
College
The Family Christmas
party will be held December
13 at Tulpehocken United
Church of Christ, Millard
sville
Lancaster Co,
Society 8
h arm Women 8 met at the
home of Phyllis Endslow,
Marietta on November 15
Twenty members attended
and answered roll call by
naming something of in
terest they ■'aw on the way to
the meeting
A special program of
music was presented by
guests for the afternoon
Stanley Dotterer and Laurie
Williamson played a violin
duet Alice Dourte played
the piano and Mr Dotterer
played numerous songs on
the organ.
The Christmas Party will
be held at the home of Vera
Frey on December 20 at 6-30
pm Husbands or friends
will be entertained Each
Silage Pit Wails
Manure Pit Walls
Retaining Walls
member will provide their
own place setting and one
hot and one cold dish
Lancaster Co.
Society 11
Lancaster Farm Women
11 held their monthly
meeting on November 20 at
the home of Mrs Violet
Eshleman.
Members answered roll
call by naming a favorite
Thanksgiving Day dessert.
Several cards were signed
for shut-in members
The County Board meeting
will be held at Chestnut
Level, December 1
Highlighting the meeting
was a talk by Ida Risser on
food of the olden days
Lancaster Co.
Society 13
Lancaster Farm Women
13 met November 14 at the
home of Mrs Ada Bom
berger. New Holland Roll
call was answered with each
member telling her favorite
way to prepare apples
Dorothy Landis and
Marsha Weaver gave a
report on the County Con
vention held on November 1,
at the Farm and Home
Center At the convention,
$2610 was given to Hospice,
the County Project for 1980
Violet Dunwoody, New
Holland, was instated as a
new member by President
Lydia Denlmger
Final plans were made for
the Family Christmas Party
to be held December 13 at
the Ronks Fire Hall Each
member is to bring a hot and
a cold dish
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Decembers, 1980—Cll
York Co. Society 4
York Farm Women 4 met
lecently at the home of Mrs.
Esther Thompson.
Members voted to cont
ribute $lOO to the County 4-H
Center in memory of former
member Florence Hoffman.
Several other charitable
donations were approved,
mHuding *25 pach to the
Cattmdan
Saturday, December 6
Lancaster Co. Society 9
holds their Christmas
Party.
Lancaster Co. Society 6
holds a covered dish
Christmas party at the
Church of the Brethren at
noon
Lancaster Co Society 12
meets at the Lions
Community Building in
Millersville at 6 30
Lancaster Co Society 17
meets at the Chestnut
Level Church House for a
covered dish supper at
6.30 p m.
Lancaster Co. Society 10
meets at the home of
Annette Habecker for a
Christmas party.
Tuesday, Decembers
Lancaster Co. Society 22
meets at the home of
Ethel Zook’s for a
Christmas party and a
Drama workshop
set for 4
NORRISTOWN - The
Penn State and Montgomery
County Extension Services
invite all interested teens
ages 15-19 to participate in a
special drama workshop
scheduled to begin on
Saturday, December 13 at
the Montgomery County 4-H
Center near Lansdale
The workshop will consist
of emotion and sense
exercises, pantomime,
improvisations, scenes and
various theatre games in
tended to increase the
students knowledge of
theatre and the acting
profession The course will
bejield on Saturdays, from 1-
4 p m , on December 13, 20,
27 and January 3, 10, 17, 24
and 31
Tom Fragale, well known
m th<> n r( . a for his directing
York Rescue Mission, the
Salvation Army and the
York County Cancer Society,
and a gift of $lO to the York
County Heart Association.
Members took a trip to
New York to attend the
Christmas Program at
Radio City Music Hall.
tree ornament exchange.
Thursday, December 11
Lancaster Co. Society 21
holds their Christmas
Party.
Lancaster Co Society 26
meets at the home of
Anna Forry for a cookie
exchange.
Friday, December 12
Lancaster Society 28 holds
their Christmas party at
the Three Little Bakers
Dinner Theater at 6 p.m
Saturday, December 13
Lancaster Society 19 holds
their Christmas party at
the Hothsville Fireball at
6:30 p.m.
Lancaster 25 holds their
Christmas party at the
home of Vera Nacman at
6:30 p.m.
Berks Society 5 holds their
Christmas party at 7 p.m.
at the Tulpehocken
United Church of Christ.
H youth
and acting talents, both
professionally and in
community theatre, will lead
the workshop. Cost for the
course is $l2 with checks
payable to the “Montgomery
County 4-H Development
Fund”
To register for the course
call 277-0574 and leave your
name, address, phone
number and age Advance
registration is requested.
Contact Nancy M Kad
will, 4-H Coordinator, at the
above number if you need
more information about the
program The 4-H Center is
located on Route 363 between
Sumneytown Pike and
Allentown Road near North
Penn High School, Lansdale
Prior involvement in 4-H is
not required