BlB—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 28,1983
Lancaster Co. Society 2
for June U at the home of Ada
Almodovar of Manheim.
Lancaster Society 2 met at the
Farm and Home Center, recently,
to entertain Society 28 and county
officers.
The Society plans to sew at the
Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital on
May 24.
The next meeting is scheduled
Water supply
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coordinated report
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Departments of
Agriculture and
Commerce.
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of USDA’s Soil Con
servation Service, said
the potential for high
water still exists in
some lowland areas of
California, Colorado,
New Mexico, Nevada
and Utah.
April brought heavy
precipitation to much of
the West - in excess of
150 percent of normal -
particularly in
California, Nevada,
southern Utah and
northern New Mexico.
Mountain snowpacks
set record highs on 14
sites along the east
slope of the Sierras.
Only in Montana and
the Cascades of Oregon
and Washington was
snowpack reported to be
below normal.
Reservoir storage
remains above normal
and should offset most
water shortages.
Nevada has been forced
to release water in
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Lancaster Farm Women 3 met at f°°d stand at the Ephrata Street
the home of Vera Smoker, Stevens, Fair.
recently, to view slides of The Society sewed at the
Conestoga View. Ephrata Hospital on May 24.
The members voted to hold a The next meeting will be held at
the Cloister Restaurant in June.
Lancaster Co, Society 3
Lancaster Co,
Society 7
Lancaster Society 7 met at the
home of Ella Blank, Intercourse,
for a plant and food sale.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of president Sylvia
Martin, Paradise.
Lancaster Co,
Society 34
Lancaster Society 34 met on May
16 at the home of Nellene Myer, to
hear “Market Basket, ‘B3’ by
Michelle Rodgers, home economist
at Lancaster County Extension.
The members voted to donate $lO
to the county dairy princess
pageant.
The next meeting will be held
June 20 at the home of Denise
Click. The program will be a
demonstration of fresh flower
arranging by Marcia Hanush.
Lancaster Co, Society 8
Lancaster Society 8 will meet at
the home of Grace Bixler on June
18.
Berks Co, Society 6
Berks Society 6 met at Arner’s
Family Restaurant in Mount Penn,
on May 17.
The members voted to sell
refreshments at five sales at the
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summer, and will also help with
hot dog stands at the homecoming
of Berks Heim on June 12.
York Co, Society 26
York Co. Society 26 met on May Chambersburgon June 4.
10 at the 1-83 restuarant at a Stanley demonstration will be
Strmestown for the Society’s 17th given during the Society’s June
anniversary. meeting, to be held at the home of
The Society plans a bus trip to
The Lighthouse Restaurant in
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Mrs. Butler will present a
program on making pressed and
patterned glass.
The Society also voted to sell
milk and milkshakes at the Oley
Valley Heritage Festival on June
18 at the Oley Fire Co. grounds.
Mrs. Randall Hetrick, Oley, will
present a safety program at the
June 21 meeting, scheduled at the
home of Besie Rapp, Oley.
Brenda Grogg.