820-Lancast*r Farming, Saturday, June 28,1986
Lancaster Society 1
Members of Lancaster Society 1 Hostess Grace Moyer presented
met June 7at the home of Grace the program. Grace, her husband
Moyer. Co-hostess was Kathryn and family live on a farm in Lititz
Ehst. where they raise hogs, wheat and
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hay. However, their mam tarm
operation is raising laying hens.
Mrs. Moyer showed slides, ex
plained their operation and shared
some egg recipes.
On June 19 the society sponsored
a trip to the Topiary Gardens in
Maryland. Mary Clark gave
details on the other trips which are
planned, including the Lancaster
County trip on July 24 and a trip to
Cape May on Aug. 28.
President Wolfe reported that
Lancaster County will host the
Spring Rally next yer. The Rally
will be held at Elizabethtown
College. Ann Keiser, Farm
Women’s editor, will be the
speaker.
Members voted to contribute $lO
to the Poultry Queen.
The next meeting will be a pig
Lancaster Society 3
Lancaster Society 3 met
Saturday at the home of Norma
Meek, Denver. Norma Meek led
devotions and president Erla
Gehman conducted the business
meeting.
The group gave $l5O to the
Lancaster County Poultry
Association for their queen con
test.
Emily Ann Weaver, a Cocalico
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Award of $5OO.
Vera Smoker reported on the
Spring Rally held at the York
Fairgrounds.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Metzler
gave a presentation on mail boxes.
The next meeting will be a
family picnic July 20 at 12:30 p.m.
at the home of Allegra Leininger,
Denver.
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