Societies
Lancaster Co, Society 26
Lancaster Farm Women 26 met
March 25 at Messick Farm
Equipment body shop for a safety
meeting.
Guest speaker for the evening
Lancaster Co, Society 11
at the Hempfield Chruch of the
Brethren, April 17.
Lancaster Farm Women U met
at the home of Helen Shaub, March
,25.
f For the program, Dons Brown
gave a talk and showed pictures on
her trip to Germany.
Society 19 will entertain Society 11
Berks Co. Society 8
Berks Farm Women 8 met
March 23 at the home of Helen
Sturey.
The following dates were
reported: April 22 Berks Heim
Lancaster Co. Society 5
Lancaster Farm Women 5
reported several events having
taken place in March:
On March 2, nine members
visited Kitchen Kettle in In
tercourse.
I Farm Women Society 13 en
tertained Society 5 at the Farm
and Home Center during a lun
cheon.
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was Ken Messick who spoke on
safety rules for the farm.
The next meeting will be April
29.
Fourteen members visited the
Kitchen Kettle at Intercourse.
The next meeting will be April
29, at the home of Betty Burkins.
Bingo; May 5 Berks Heim Tea;
April, 3 ham on rolls sale for
Society 8.
The evening ended with a white
elephant sale.
On March 27, Society 5 held their
March meeting at the Farm and
Home Center. Special guests were
members of Society 30. Mrs. John
Gingrich presented a candy
making demonstration.
On Apnl 6, Society 5 will sew at
the Lancaster General Hospital.
The next meeting will be held
April 24 at the Greenfield Inn at 1
p.m.
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Lancaster Co,
Society 28
Lancaster Farm Women 28 met
at the home of Joyce Slaymaker
Thursday, March 25. Twenty-six
members attended.
Members each brought a small
antique and explained its ongm
and use.
Guest speaker for the meeting
was John Benner who’spoke on
buying, investing and decorating
with antiques.
The next meeting is April 22 at
the home of Nancy Landis.
Grange 66
Fulton Grange 66 met Monday,
March 22, to confer the first four
degrees on several members.
Receiving were Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Crowl, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Groff, Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Brin, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Wiley, Ronald Bolt,
Brenda Baker, Charles H. Craig
in, and Esther Shuler for Fremont
Grange.
Grange Youth Night will be
observed at the next meeting,
scheduled for April 12. Also, Donna
Lucidi, Lancaster Co. 4-H Ex
tension agent, will present a
program on 4-H.
Fulton Grange will host the
Lancaster Co. Pomona Grange 71
meeting for their spring gathering,
Saturday, April 17.
Open House has been planned for
April 26. The public will be invited.
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Saturday, Aprils
Lancaster Society 1 meets for a
covered dish dinner to entertain
Society 26 at the Farm and
Home Center
Lancaster Society 10 meets at the
Refton Fire Hall
Lancaster Society 6 meets with
Betty Hixson
Tuesday, Aprils
Lancaster Society 23 meets for a
food drying program by Elva
Charles
Lancaster Society 17 meets to sew
York Homemaker’s
Day offers variety
YORK - A Spring
Homemaker’s Day, sponsored by
the York County Extension Ser
vice, will start at 10 a.m. April 15,
atWisehavenHall.
The program, “The Changing
Pocketbook”, will offer help for
women involved with family
finances or thinking of entering the
workforce.
Marilyn Furry, Penn State
family resource management
specialist looks “Beyond the Piggy
Bank.” She says that there is more
edges too, let cool. Then mix the
cool whip and coconut, spread over
cake. This cake is best the next
day. It is a very nice, moist cake.
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RP Dealers in Pennsylvania:
Korom
Fred Claycomb
Phone (814) *23-«375
Minnie
Union Mill Soil Service
Phone (717) 935-2770
BOHM
RobertD Foer
Phone (*14)2*7-5187
Berwick
John Fester
Phone (717)75250*4
KVBt
Marshall Equipment
Phone (412) 7*3-*333
COUHUU CROSS MADS
lonfenecker Feed Store
Phone (717) 297-38*4
OOYUSTOWN
Schmab Brothers
Phone (215) 794-7259
CEmrsatwc
John J Hess
Phone (717) 334-SSS3
HAMBURG
Jim Landis
Phone (215) 5*2 *347
Abram G Metz
Phone (215) 28*7588
LANCASTER
Farmer's Supply Co
Phone (717) 394-7127
MAXATAWNY
Kellers LimeSpreadinf
Phone (215) 683- *074
MERCERSSURG
Glenn I Martin
Phone (717)329-2092
REYERSDALE
Twin Sprints Farm
Ph0ne(814)662 2252
FAIRPLAY
Kevin Clipp
Phone (301) 582-0363
HAGERSTOWN
Nelson Miller
Phone (301) 824-2311
at the Lancaster General
Hospital
Lancaster Society 7 meets to hear
an exchange student from
Australia
Lancaster Society 2 meets for an
“Indian Cultures” talk by Hazel
Ulrich
Lancaster Society 25 meets to hear
a foreign exchange student talk
and to entertain Society 17 at the
Farm and Home Center
to savings and financial in
vestment planning than “stuffing
it under the mattress.”
Helen Overly and Freda Rakers
will share ideas on how they
combined then: talents to become
successful business partners. Find
out what “Mushrooms to Money”
means to them.
On the lighter side Helen Gotwalt
will entertain with her original
“Kitchen Table Poetry.”
The event will also include a
plant sale, with proceeds
benefiting the Lydia Tenant
Homemakers Scholarship Fund.
Bring rooted cuttings from
favorite plants.
Registration for the day is |6
which includes lunch and is due at
the Extension Office by April 8.
For more information call 757-9657.
RP Dealers in Maryland
Saturday, April 10
MiDMrrmm
JohnAlvnne
Phone (717) 944-*270
NUBUIUr.
Steve Snyder
Phone (717) C92-43G5
mama
Webb's Super Gro Products
Phone (717)726-31*7
Ire Nosier, Inc.
Phone (215) 2t*-932S
NEW KOOMROS
John Adems
Phone (717)5*2 234*
NEWMGG
Boyd Morrow
Phone (717) 423-5502
NMTMMPTON
Edwerd Werner
Phone (215) 262-5552
memos
Samuel E Knouse
Phone (717) 4*3-2*85
SPUN* GROVE
Carlton Seed Co
Phone (717) 225-3730
TAMAQUA
Richard Koch
Phone (717) **B-3*49
TumomuE
John Hershey
Phone (717) 649-5596
WAMIKMISWUIK
Helena Chemical Co
Phone (Gl4) *32 5177
WEUSVIUE
Donald Knaub
Phone (717) 432-4509
WESTMINSTER
Raymond Brown 111
Rhone (301) 344-7209
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