Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 15,1984
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Lancaster Society 19
raster Society 19 met for program. Lara Bair received a $5O
and a short business meeting savings bond for cooking and
; Willow Street Diner on Stephanie Schaich was given a $5O
lay, Sept. 8. bond for fashion design.
ana Musser reported that the After the business meeting the
ty presented two awards at group toured the Mueller twin’s
4-H Achievement Day flower gardens in Willow Street.
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SEETHE
i aVthP^h 6 « iet ° nSept ' M,nam Heisey as secretary and
1 at the home of Betty Hixon. Anna Geyer as treasurer.
The group selected officers for Members provided en
the next two years. Mary Lee tertamment for the meeting by
Spangler is the new president and tem ng of events that happened
Muriel Saylor is vice president, during their school days,
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Lancaster Society 25 met at 6:30 mas in October at the Farm and
p.m.on Sept. Bat the Meadow Hills Home Center on Oct 11 and 12.
Dimng House for their annual They will be taking crafts and
banquet. Twenty-three members miscellaneous articles for sale.
and 16 guests attended. The next meeting will be on Oct.
Samuel Goss, Conestoga 13 at Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Township police chief, spoke on Eshelman’s cabin at Shade
safety rules. Mountain in Juniata County.
Tbp will Phnst-
Lancaster Society 26 toured
Krown Kitchens on Thursday, Aug.
23. They enjoyed microwave and
food processor demonstrations
which included sampling some of
the goodies.
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Several workshops are planned
to make items for the group’s
Christmas in October table.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Lucille Buckwalter on
Sept. 27.
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As Jones points out, interstellar
migration would be a process of
diffusion, the spread of a growing
population that would touch vir
tually every speck of useful
territory before it was over.
Ben Finney, a University of
Hawaii anthropologist, is con
vinced that “once people have
settled other places in the solar
system and beyond, humanity will
never be the same again. It will
change utterly and unalterably.”
Finney foresees different
cultures, governments, and
economic systems once the set
tlement of the galaxy begins.
Different species will evolve, he
says. “There will not be one
humanity in space, but many
different intelligent life forms
descended from homo sapiens,” he
predicts.
And what will become of earth?
Biochemist and author Isaac
Asimov offers a possibility:
“Properly handled, the earth may
become a rather parklike world, a
rather low-density world, with
most of humanity living in space
communities.”
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