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Society 5
Lancaster Society 5 held their
family gathering at the home of
Ruth Geesaman, recently.
Forty-five Society and family
members attended.
The program for the evening
centered around Christmas with
everybody exchanging gifts and
singing carrols.
The next meeting for Society 5
will be at the home of Minerva
Lentz.
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Lancaster Co, Society 10
Lancaster Society 10 met at the
home of Wanda Cox, Harrisburg
Pike, to hold their annual
Christmas party.
A gift of $6O was donated to the
Christ Home in Paradise.
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Lancaster Co, Society 27
Lancaster Society 27 met
recently with husbands and guests
and traveled to Longwood Gardens
to enjoy their Christmas display.
Featured along the tour were a
Cumberland Co, Society 15
Cumberland Farm -ien 15 the dating game,
held its annual Christmas pc. ‘' on Other features were Christmas
December sat the Huntsdale Fire carrols and a visit from Santa
House. ' Claus.
Joyce Wardle presented
guessing games for entertainment
which included a brief verson of
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The next meeting ot Society 10
will be at the home ot the new
president: Sue Dietrich, East
jPetersburg.
concert, poinsettias and fragrant
spring flowers.
Everyone stopped at Gap Diner
on the way home.
The next meeting will be held on
January 21 at the home of Janice
Yorlets, Carlisle.
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request that you send in Farm Women Calendar.
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1 The November meeting of Berks
Society 11 was held recently at the
home of Nancy Bashore, Bethel.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Joanne Weidman, Lebanon
Berks Society 6 held their annual
Christmas party at the Moselem
Springs Inn.
Entertainment included Bobby
Ray, professional accordionist and
comedienne.
New officers for the 1982 year
were installed and new committee
members were named: They are;
Sally Hauseman, and Mrs. Earl
Mnncph Qaioc- Mrs. Richard
York County Society 1 met at the
Grand View Golf Club for their
annual Christmas party.
Mrs. Martell Todd from Indiana
gave a talk of farming in her state.
Other entertainment included
sales activity for China
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Private
exporters today reported to the
U.S. Department of Agriculture
the following export sales activity:
—220,000 metric tons of soft red
winter wheat for delivery to China
during the 1981-82 marketing year
and the second year of - the U.S.-
China Gram Agreement.
The marketing year for wheat
runs from June 1 to May 31, and for
corn from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30.
To date, China sales and exports
of wheat and corn for delivery
during the first agreement year—
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1981—totaled
8,248,200 tons, 7,809,300 tons of
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 12,1981—813
Attention: Farm
Women Societies
Berks Co, Society 11
Berks Co, Society 6
York Co. Society 1
USDA reports export
County uairy princess. She spoke
on milk and other nutnUous food.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Rose Hibshman on
December 14 and will include a gift
exchange.
Schlegel and Mrs. Carl Herbein,
Disaster; Nora Schweitzer, Mrs.
Earl Hoffman, Sunshine; Mrs.
Jake Hartz, Mrs. David Bauer, and
Mrs. Robert Noll, Program; Mrs.
Randall Hetrick and Mrs. Steve
Hetrick, Scrapbook.
The next meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. Steve Hetrick, Rl,
Oley on Tuesday, January 19.
the Rev. Vought from the Luthern
Memorial Church in York who
played his guitar and sang.
The next meeting will be held
January 6 at the home of Evelyn
Paige.
wheat and 438,900 tons of corn.
This includes 2,759,000 tons ot
wheat and 215,100 tons of corn for
the 1980-81 marketing year, and
5,050,300 tons ot wheat and 223,800
tons of corn for the 1981-82
marketing year.
China sales for delivery during
the second agreement year—Jan. 1
to Dec. 31, 1982-total 1,745,000
tons, 1,715,000 tons of wheat and
30.000 tons of com.
This includes 1,065,000 tons of
wheat and 30,000 tons of corn for
the 1981-82 marketing year and
50.000 tons of wheat for the 1982-83
marketing year.