B4—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, January 23,1982
Practical living skills
(Continued from Page B 2) the community and from the ad
you learn it?” ministration. We are very tor-
Renee Frederiksen concurs with' tunate.” She also advises the
her peers. "It is really in- Needles and Things club,
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about things .. economics at Hempfield is the
Course teacher Judy Getz says, child development program which
"We get wonderful support from features a four-day-a-week nur-
les and Things Club advisor Judy Getz works with
Judy Fuhrmaiv. in arranging the color pattern for Judy’s
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Linda Hull is the home
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a big part of the program is the
practical experience in working
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high school students who help
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She says, “It is hard work and they
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Many of the students are planning
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student is taking this course to help
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At Hempfield the traditional
sewing and cooking courses taught
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students skills which will be useful
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With the interest and enthusiasm
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Lancaster Co.
Society 5
Lancaster Farm Women 5 met at
the home of Minerva Lentz
recently. Seventeen members
attended.
A spring trip is scheduled for
March to the Maple Festival in
Summerset County.
February’s meeting will be at
Heisey’s Diner at 7 p.m., February
Lancaster Co.
Society 6
Lancaster Society 6 met at the
home of Mrs. Martin Spangler,
January 9.
The members voted to go to the
Conestoga Home to share in Bingo
games and to continue having
auctions throughout the year.
During the evening, Mary
Spangler taught the members how
to make silk roses.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Eva Parret, February
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Society 9
Lancaster Society 9 met at the
nome of Miriam Keneagy,
Paradise, on Saturday, January 9.
For the evening’s program, each
member brought a sample of her.
favorite craft.
The February meeting will be at
the home of Evelyn Martin of
Kmzer on February 13. Reports of
the Harrisburg convention will be
given at that time-.
Lancaster Co,
Society 18^~
Lancaster Society 18- journeyed
with their husbands in December
to Longwood Gardens.
Outgoing president Phyllis
Wissler gave a report of the past
two years during her term of of
fice.
The next meeting will be
January 16 at the Chruch of the
Apostles, Rohrerstown.
Lancaster Co.
Society 19
Lancaster Society 19 met
January 9 at the Church of God in
Landisville. Members spent the
day making cancer supplies.
Sixteen members of the Society
went on a bus trip to see the Live
Christmas Tree in Lynchburg, VA.
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