CB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 25,1981
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Societies I
Berks Co. Society 12
The April meeting of Farm
Women 12 was held at the home of
Rita Stump.
Helen Eblmg of Greenfield was
installed as a new member.
The Berks Heim Tea is May 6,
from 1 to 3. Some of the members
will make cookies for this event.
Nine women are going to Group fi
night of entertainment at the
Lancaster Co. Society 3
Members of Farm Women 3
entertained the members of
Society 26 on Saturday, April 18.
Guest for the evening was Connie
Balmer, Lancaster County Dairy
Princess.
Final plans were made for the
bus trip to Washington D C. on
April 29. The tour will leave the
Cloister Shopping Center. Anyone
interested in joining the tour is
welcome and arrangements can be
made by calling Vivian Stauffer at
738-2406.
A contribution of $75 wasgiven to
the Lancaster County Dairy
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814 669-4027
BALLY
LONGACRE
ELECTRIC
215-845 2261
BEDFORD
BENCE FARM
EQUIPMENT
814-623-8601
BELLEVILLE
MACLAY & SON
717 935-2101
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LLOYD SULTZBAUGH
717-737-4554
.BURG
CUMBERLAND FARM
& DAIRY INC
717-263-1965
Strausstown Elementary School,
May 12 at 7.30.
Six women will go to the Spring
Rally May 21, at Carlisle. A silent
auction was held after the meeting
The money raised will go the
treasury.
The May meeting will be
rescheduled at a later date.
Princess program.
The next meeting will be at the
Cloister Diner, Ephrata.
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BOYERTOWN - While most
people are preparing their gardens
and dusting off their lawn chairs,
members of the Boyertown Area
Historical Society will once again
be putting many hours of work into
one of their most important
projects, their annual Quilt Show.
This will be the seventh year for
the show slated for Saturday, May
2, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sun-
Lancaster Co,
Society 7
Farm women 7 held their April
meeting at the home of Esther
Hoffer, Lancaster.
Roll call was answered by
member’s comments about their
last Easter hat.
The program was presented by
Rebecca Buckwalter who spoke on
herbs
The next meeting will be held
Friday, May 15 at 7 p.m. at the
home of Miriam Keneagy, Leacock
Road of Paradise. This will be a
crafts, plants and food sale.
CARROLL CO.
AGRICULTURAL POINT
TRACTOR PULL
To Be Held
SUNDAY, APRIL 26
1:00 P.M.
(Rain date Sun., May 3)
At the Agricultural Center in West
minster, MO.
ADULTS $5 00
CHILDREN 12 & UNDER - $3 00
Refreshments Served on Grounds
Open Pit Beef
Only thru low overhead and hard work can we offer the lowest prices
on quality merchandise in Central Penna.
Brand names like Sterlingworth, Cochrane, Bassett, Serta, Restonic, Spring Air, Lock
1776, Lancer & many more at tremendous savings.
On display now - (42) Bedrooms, (112) Living Rooms (66) Hide-A-Beds, (100's)
Mattress Sets, (35) Bunk Beds, (55) Dinettes & Dining rooms, (105) Recliners & Wall
Muggers, (50) Swivel & Wood Rockers, Youth Groups, Mantel Clocks & much more.
Just Arrived!! (2) trailer loads of Hide-A-Beds, (All Styles)
BEAT INFLATION WITH THESE PRICES
Start at
Reg.
$509.95
609.95
709.95
689.95
309.95
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569.95
909.95
249.95
309.95
Hlde-A-Bed (Dbl) Contemporary
Hide-A-Bed (Queen) Contemporary
Hide-A-Bed (Queen) Traditional
Hide-A-Bed (Queen) Early American
5 Pc. Dinette Set
2 Pc. Mattress Set (Sgl.)
2 Pc. Mattress Set (Dbl)
Recliner
Wall Hugger
2 Pc. Living Room Suite
3 Pc. Living Room Suite
Bunk Bed Set (avr Post)
Swivel Rocker (Early American)
Come to the Quilt Show
day,May 3, noon to 6 p.m. The
event will be staged in the Society
building, 43 South Chestnut Street,
Boyertown.
The show which features over
100 quilts, has attracted hundreds
of visitors. Some come to see the
nineteenth century patchwork and
applique examples. Active quitters
come to see these and other
modern, newly-created designs.
For beginners, society members
will be busy stitching and happy to
give advice to interested
onlookers.
The quilts, old and new, are on
loan from private individuals and,
m most cases, have not been seen
by the public prior to this show
As a special attraction, single
and double-woven, and Jacquard
coverlets will be on display. The
examples on view will be products
of the nineteenth century, most of
which were created by
southeastern Pennsylvania
craftsmen.
In the 1800’s, coverlets were
made by men who were
professional weavers, and the
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Ask for Martin Tulkoff or
Dan Kichter
717-653-8096
Jacquard coverlets were often
embellished with the weaver’s
name, the recipient’s name, and
the-year it was woven.
Artifacts pertaining to weaving
will be on display, and Mrs. Ada
Stauffer, a local weaver, will be
demonstrating the basics of the
craft on a small loom.
Also on exhibit will be a quilt just
recently completed by Society
members The design, “Wishing
Well,” is an unusual variation of
the traditional nine patch, utilizing
only two different fabrics. The
effect of the design >s an intricate
maize, which embodies a
somewhat Oriental feeling. Mrs
Rosie Mutter, quilt show chair
man, selected the design, and
society quilters helped to sew the
top and then quilted it.
Open to the public, there is a
donation of $l.OO for adults,
children under 16 admitted free if
accompanied by an adult.
Last year’s show attracted
people from all corners of
southeastern Pennsylvania and
several adjoining states.
Sale Our Price
$389.95
449.95
529.95
509.95
209.95
129.95
149.95
129.95
229.95
409.95
589.95
189.95
209.95
$218.00
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388.00
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