AlB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 3,1981
READING Seminars on on volunteerism, and how to make
building organizational structures it work for m organization, and a
and a look at the nutritiousness of second based on goals-setting, or
farm products will be just part of -jj ow to get Where You Want To
the features of the annual con- q 0
vention of Penn's Agri-Women, set Frances Vannoy, a retired home
for Tuesday, October 13, at the economist from Bucks County,
Reading Motor Inn. examines Pennsylvania farm
A first-hand report on the products from a nutritional
"Cornucopia” project opens the viewpoint, following luncheon,
day-long session, with PAW business session and final
members sharing their im- workshop on resolutions im
pressions of a symposium, held in plementation wraps up the
June, boosting the organic farming program, with adjournment
vegetarianism movement. scheduled at 3 p.m.
Following are two seminars, one Registration opens at 9:30 a.m.
York Agri-Women meet
YORK York County’s chapter troduce members to an AAW
of Penn’s Agri-Women will meet theme song, which they will
October 6,10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for an evaluate for use at state and
informal session of business and national level.
planning at the New Park home of ,
president GaU McPherson. Jean Beck, PAW historian and
Heading the schedule is a report member of the Berks County
by Kay Taylor on the progress of chapter, will oversee a work
an education project being planned session of compiling an organized
in conjunction with York County historical account of the formation
Farmers Association, the ex- and activities of the Agri-Women,
tension, and the vo-ag departments Agri-Women members, as well
to distribute agriculture education as interested women in
information within area schools. agriculture, are urged to attend.
Hank Miiqipm nf Pnlaner Additional information is available
Products will be on hand to in- from GaU MCPherson, 717-382-4878.
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But a $5OO John Deere money bonus and a break
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So act now and save. It’s your gain.
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Penn’s Agri-Women convention coming Oct. 13
with sneakers to begin at 10 a.m. payable to PAW treasurer Treva The Heading Motor Inn is
Reservations for the meeting, Markey, 2710 Joppa Road, York, located-on Route 422 east, in
including luncheon, are $8.50, PA 17403, and are due by October 6. Reading.-JB
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