B2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 3,1984
Lancaster Society 3
The February meeting of
Lancaster Society 3 was held at the
home of Barbara Wenger.
It was announced that Ada
Royer was a recipient of one of the
Pennsylvania Society of Farm
Women pins awarded to men'ih^
Lancaster Society 8
Lancaster Society 8 met at the
Brethren Village recently and
heard two duets song by Irene
Moyer and Grace Blough.
' The special feature was given by
Dr Franklin Cassel, the medical
Lancaster Society 11
I-ancaster Society 11 met at the
home of Helen Wagner on F'eb 23
County project suggestions were
given, and it was announced that
the state project was anything
made by hand
Lancaster Society 18
Lancaster Society 18 entertained Suie Wissler
Society 12 recently at the Farm An award certificate went to
and Home Center. A food Bianca Stoner,’ granddaughter of
demonstration, originally given in members Martha Stoner and Pat
1958, was given by President Anna Lueck, for her entry m the 1983
Esbenshade and Vice President State Craft Contest.
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Societies
who are 90 years old. Trooper
Romame Edwards presented a
program on “Lady Beware.”
The next meeting will take place
at the home of Florence Weit on
March 17
director of Brethren Village.
Ken Allen and Nancy Morgan
from Gore, New Zealand, will
speak at the next meeting on
March 17 at 2 p.m. at the home of
Grace Bixler, Marietta R 1
The program was given by
Robert Shenk of Spring Valley
landscaping Co His talk was
illustrated with slides
The next meeting will be at the
home of Betty Geiger on March 29.
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Lancaster Society 22
Lancaster Society 22 met
recently at the home of Mrs. Nancy
Witmer. Each member brought a
Valentine and told something
about it.
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Lancaster Society 20
Lancaster Society 20 met
recently at the Fredericksburg
Fireball for a “Sweetheart
Banquet,” with 17 members and
their guests present.
Plans o'-? made t? *ake a
Lancaster
Lancaster Society 27 met Feb. 22
at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Erb for
Health Night.
Mrs. Kenneth Brubaker, of the
Visiting Nurse Home Care
Association, spoke about the
growing demand for home health
care and presented a slide senes
Lancaster
Lancaster Society 34 met Feb. 20
at the home of LaVonne Clark.
It was reported that Society 27
and 35 will be entertained by
Society 34 on May 21, while Society
34 will be entertained by Society 6
on May 12
Khay Rutt reported on the ski
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Berks Society 9
The February meeting of Berks
Society 9 took place at the home of
Ruth Hafer, Douglassville R 2.
Everyone wore red for Valentine’s
Day.
Final plans for the hoagie sale
were discussed. Pat Haas reported
Keystone Grange
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Lensh from the Department of h
t—i ~ v ine next meeting will be a
Environmental Resources. u C
a . .. .. ** variety program on March 6.
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Home in February to play Bingo
with the residents.
The next meeting will be March
13 at 1 p.m.
bus trip to the Philadelphia Flower
Show on March 14.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Audrey Mull, and an IFYE
student will be the program.
Society 27
featuring the services of VNHCA in
the local area.
Brenda Hershey, a dental
hygienist, spoke about the im
portance of dental health care.
The next meeting will March 20
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Harold Frey, Marietta Rl.
Society 34
a Show and Tell by members. The
chance off was won by Elaine
Knight.
The next meeting will be March
19 at the home of Debbie Mellinger,
and the program will be on caring
for your plants and a plant ex
change.
on the harm Women State Con
vetion. Karen Schreier showed
slides of Europe and described
places she visited.
The March meeting will take
place at the home of Kim Casner,
Douglassville R 2.
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Green Valley-
Society 26
Green Valley Society 26 held
their February meeting at the
home of President Reba Wise and
heard a report on the state con
vention by Alverna Bupp and Rose
Wintermyer.
Five members received ribbons
for needlecraft. The March
meeting will be at the home of
Shirley Miller
Sheep and
Lamb Club
The Lehigh County 4-H Sheep
and Lamb Club met recently at the
Lehigh Farm Credit Bulling at
Fogelsville. The next meeting will
be March 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Farm Credit Building. A guest
speaker will attend.
Winners of trophies in 1983 were:
Senior Showmanship, Joshua
Grim; Senior Fitter, Joshua Grim;
Intermediate Showman and Fitter,
Ruth Grim; Junior Showman and
Fitter, Nicole Trexler; Ist year
showman, Scott Lazarus; Ist year
fitter, April Lazarus; Most Helpful
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Baby Beef Club
The New Holland Baby Beef
Club met recently at the Terre Hill
£1 lo Company
Reports were given by each
member on their project calves
Leaders reported that all calves
were weighed and eartagged.
Chet Hughes, Lancaster County
Extension agent, reported on his
days asa4-H'er
The next meeting will be at
Sperry New Holland on March 20
at 7 30 p m. Mike Phfautz will give
a speech on his visit to Japan.
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