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Y Lancaster Society 5
jw Lancaster Society 5 met at the
br home of Ruth Gibbel, Myerstown,
recently, to hear Betty Bittner and
Gail Reiger discuss hospital care,
w The Society will be hosting their
nf 1 husbands at an all-you-can-eat
Jf ' banquet at the Behney House in
' Myerstown, March 25.
Plans were finalized for a ham
sandwich sale, March 26.
S Berks Society 1
Berks Society 1 met at the home
of Else Badrow, recently, to watch
Kelly Hollowbusb make an Easter
floral arrangement.
The next meeting is scheduled
for April 13 at the home of Mrs.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 19,1983—89
Berks Society 7 met at the home The Society will Join Society 8 for
of Mae Gelsinger of Wemersville, their 15th anniversary, April 26, at
recently, for their monthly the Shartlesville Grange Hall.
meeting. The next meeting will be held at
Plans were made to attend the the home of Joanna Dreibelbis and
Adult Farmer-Farm Women will include work on Berks Heim
banquet on April 15, at 7 p jn. at the Projects.
Tulpehooken Church.
Berks Society 9
Berks Society 9 met at the home
of Kim Casner, R 2 Douglassville,
to watch Sue Hendricks make band
boxes.
The Society will be joining
Society 8 for their 15th anniversary
Berks Society 11
Berks Society 11 met at the home
of Mrs. Billy Jean Wagner,
Myerstown, for a game night.
Plans were made to attend
Fulton grange 66
Fulton Grange 66 met Monday,
March 14 at their grange hall in
Oakryn to hear Jeff Wach and Bill
Callahan of the Shirk, Heist and
Posey Law Firm, discuss .estate,
planning.
Members made plans to attend
Red Lion Grange
Bed Lion Grange 1781 met on
Saturday, March 5 to honor J.
Thomas Stein, recently named
“Granger of the Year.”
Members of the Stein family
were on hand to help the Grange
pay tribute to the granger.
The Grange also received the
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Berks Society 7
celebration on April 26 at tbe
Shartelsville Grange.
Society 9 will meet for
Everybody’s Birthday on April 6 at
Rummy’s Polynesian Restaurant
at 7 p.m.
Society B’s anniversary
celebration on April 26.
The next meeting will be held on
March 21 at the Bethel Community
Center, north of Bethel.
the 30th anniversary celebration of
the Calvert Grange, March 26 at
the grange hall off Route 273 in
Maryland.
The next meeting is scheduled
for March 28 and will include
initiation of new members.
Women’s Activity Merit Award
from National Grange for their
promotion of women’s activities at
die local level.
The Grange also met on
Saturday, March 19 and made
plans to participate in Degree Day,
April 9 at the Valley Grange Hall.