820-lancaster Fanning, Saturday, January 18,1986
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Societies
Lancaster Society 6
Lancaster Society 6 met Jan. 4 at
the home of Mary Thome with Eva
Thome as co-hostess.
The speaker for the afternoon
was the executive director of the
Lancaster Society 19
Lancaster Society 19 met at the
home of Martha Musser for its first
meeting of the year. Isaac and Alta
Miller presented a trip to Australia
and New Zealand through slides.
Lancaster Society 25
Lancaster Society 25 met on Jan.
11 at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Mylin, Willow Street.
Jody Henkel, Lancaster County
IFYE, presented slides and a talk
about Greece.
Mrs. Ralph Daveler and Mrs.
Phyllis Reapsome attended the
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CONSTRUCTION INC.
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R.D.#2 MANHEIM, PA.
PH: 665-4372
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SWINE POLE BUILDINGS
BEEF STORAGE
Member F D 1 C
Water Street Rescue Mission, who
talked about the Mission’s many
programs.
The society gave a donation to
the Water Street Rescue Mission.
At the next meeting members
will be sewing cancer pads at the
Landisville Church of God on Feb.
Bat 10 a.m. Each member should
bring a covered dish.
State Convention in Harrisburg
this week.
Members gave 2,000 hours of
service to the American Heart
Association.
The next meeting will be held
Feb. 8 at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Boose, Conestoga.
FRANK A.
FILLIPPO, INC.
- WANTED -
DISABLED & CRIPPLED
COWS, BULLS & STEERS
Competitive Prices Paid
Slaughtered under
government inspection
Call: Frank Fillippo -
Residence - 215-666-0725
Elam Ginder • 717-367-3824
C.L. King - 717-786-7229
There’s something richly rewarding about getting
up long before the sun does and working hard to get
the most from your land and your livestock We at
Bank of 1-ancaster County salute you who have made
farming your chosen field We’ve been here in
Lancaster County for more than 120 years helping
farms like yours grow strong
Bob Badger and the Bank of Lancaster County’s
Agricultural Loan Division understand farming from
the ground up For vears now, Bob has been helping
area farmers grow with loans for machinery livestock
construction, mortgages, and other operating ex
pCnses For whatever your needs, visit Bob at our
Strasburg office, or give him a call and sss
he’ll visit you He gets up pretty early too B A
Bank of Lancaster Agricultural Loan I E
Division, Center Square, Strasburg ■
(717)687-8691 ■ 1
Berks Society 11
Berks Society 11 held its
December meeting at the home of
Doris Brown. Secret pals were
revealed and gifts were ex
changed.
After a business meeting, the
group exchanged names for 1986
secret pals. Everyone enjoyed a
night of crafts supervised by
hostess Doris Brown.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Wendy Lingle on Jan. 27.
Codondaii
Saturday, January 18
Lancaster Society 3 meets for a fun
program, a state convention
report and a review of the by
laws.
Bank of Lancaster County
The better bank because we live here too
Berks County Executive Board
The Berks County Farm Women
Executive Board Meeting was held
at the Ag Center recently with 23
members attending.
The Berks Heim Recognition
Dinner will be held on April 24th.
Wright is NJ FFA’er of the Month
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - The
New Jersey FFA has announced
Harry Wright of the Allentown
FFA Chapter as the January
Member of the Month. Currently,
he is vice-president of the Allen
town Chapter.
Harry has gained experience in
the FFA through leadership
conferences, judging contests, and
community service work. His
Supervised Occupational Ex
perience Program has also
benefited Harry’s development in
the FFA.
DATE
MON., JAN. 27 10:30 AM &7 PM
PLACE
OUR STORE - ADAMSTOWN, PA
★ Refreshments & Door Prizes!
* Lunch Served At Noon!
10% CASH DISCOUNT ON
STOCKED PARTS
• Good Jan. 27 Thru Feb. 15
ADAMSTOWN EQUIP., INC.
Box 456 Adamstown, Pa. 19501
Phone: 215-484-4391
Their Garden Party will be May 31
and June 1. Two bingos are
scheduled for Berks Heim on April
17 and Nov. 13.
Groups 1,3, 4,6, and 9 will be in
charge of the October 4th County
Convention.
His SOE involved work on Dr.
Steven Dey’s Horse Breeding
Farm, wreath cooperative ex
perience, and produce fanning. It
has provided valuable hands-on
knowledge of the field of
agriculture.
Harry’s advisor, Jacque Rozel,
comments, “Harry has grown in
his leadership abilities and con
tinues to be an excellent officer.”
The FFA and vocational
agriculture work together to
develop leaders like Harry Wright
for the many careers in
agriculture.
TIME