Lancaster Society 5
Members of Lancaster Society 5 group’s safety program. She
met March 28 in the home of Pat alerted members to simple safety
Sensenig. rules.
Twenty-nine members The next meeting will be held at
responded to roll call with a sign the home of Eileen Bruckhart. Jim
that spring is here. Huber will present a legislative
Carla Stirling spoke for the program.
Lancaster Society 6
Members of Lancaster Society 6
met in March at the home of
Muriel Saylor. Elaine Jackson led
devotions.
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day,
members not wearing green to the
meeting were fined 25 cents.
Roger Killian, a member of the
Lancaster Society 8
Members of Lancaster Society 8
met in March at the home of Anna
Keener, Elizabethtown. Grace
Bixler led the meeting and Ruth
Musser provided devotions. Mollie
Baer led the group in singing.
For roll call, members told
something special about grandma.
The secretary, treasurer and
Sunshine Committee gave reports.
For the program Kathryn Hess
talked about games our grand
mothers used to play. Hostesses
Lancaster
Members of Lancaster Society 11
met March 26 at the home of Mary
Nolt.
Ruth Mellinger conducted
devotions and led the flag salute.
Members answered roll call by
donating a penny for each letter in
their first, middle and last names.
Members will sew at Lancaster
General Hospital April 14.
Reservations were taken for the
Spring Rally at Elizabethtown
College May 20. Members voted for
the Water Street Rescue Mission
as the County Project.
For the program, Mary Swarr
reviewed the by-laws.
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discussed the workings of town
government and the need for the
borough and surrounding town
ships to work together to plan
building developments.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Eva Thome.
were Anna Keener, Patsy Warfel
and Pauline Miller.
Society 8 will meet April 4 at the
Mount Joy Mennonite Church to go
to the Esbenshade Farm in Lan
caster where they will be en
tertained by Society 10 at 1:30 p.m.
The next monthly meeting of
Society 8 will be held at the home of
Nellie Blake, Maytown, April 8 at 2
p.m. The scheduled program is a
representative from the Office of
Aging.
Society 11
Nolt was shown and he gave a tape
recorded description of the coins.
The April meeting will be held at
the home of Grace Ann Chase April
30.
Lancaster Society 28
Members of Lancaster Society 28
met March 26 at the home of
Brenda Book. Grace Denstine was
co-hostess.
Vice president Ruth Mellinger
led the business meeting and
devotions.
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Lancaster Society 19
Members of Lancaster Society 19
let in March at the home of Eva
[yens, East Petersburg. She used
L Patrick’s decorations and
irved delicious refreshments.
Roll call provided humorous
jsponses to “Something I became
frustrated about...” Speaker for
the meeting was Mary Steffy,
executive director of the Lancaster
Chapter of Mental Health. In her
speech, “Life in the Fast Lane,”
she encouraged members to make
a conscious effort to live in the
Lancaster Society 29
Members of Lancaster Society 29
met in March at the home of Janie
Garber. Members made chocolate
Easter candy for their families.
Next month, the group will meet
at the home of Diane Draager to
hear a presentation by a
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Lancaster Society 34
Members of Lancaster Society 34
met March 16 at the home of Joetta
Wolgemuth with Kim Myer as co
hostess. Kim read a short excerpt
about St. Patrick’s Day.
Quarryville Fire Chief Terry
Wimer showed a film on kitchen
safety. Afterward, he discussed
safety precautions and answered
questions about methods to destroy
fires and how to promote fire
Berks Group 6
Members of Berks Group 6 met
in March at the home of Mrs. Carl
Herbein, Oley.
Mrs. Kay Youse started the
evening program with “fashion
coloring.’’
Members are planning to sell
refreshments at the farm sale of
Mary Jane Hetrick, a member.
Several members are planning to
General Hospital presented the
program.
The next meeting_will be held at
Mechanic Grove Church of the
Brethren, Quarryville, April 20.
The society will be entertained by
present, refuse to indulge in self
pity, learn to relax, be flexible and
cultivate friendships.
Society president Grace Landis
presented the safety certificate the
group received for its program in
1986 and announced that the Spring
Rally will be held May 20 at
Elizabethtown College.
For the April 11 meeting, the
group has planned a nature hike at
Shenk’s Ferry with Mr. Shenk and
a luncheon at the Conestoga Wagon
restaurant in Conestoga.
Street Rescue Mission.
The society meets the third
Monday of each month. Anyone
wanting to attend should contact
the group’s president, Jane
Garber, at 426-3689 for more in
formation.
safety in the house.
Members were served a
delicious green dessert in honor of
St. Patrick’s Day. Diane Herr won
the chance off.
On April 2 members toured the
Lancaster County courthouse and
took a walking tour of Lancaster.
The next meeting will be May 18
at the Mechanics Grove Brethren
Church.
help with the bingo at Berks Heim
Annex April 9.
The group made a donation to
the Berks County Blind
Association. Graduation cards will
be presented to the senior student
attaining the highest achievement
in vocational agriculture and to the
senior student attaining the
highest achievement in home
economics.
The next meeting will be held
April 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Pleasant
ville Diner. Everybody’s birthday
party will be celebrated.
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Berks Group 11
Members of Berks Group 11 met
in March at Boscov’s in the
Lebanon Valley Mall. A spring
fashion show was held in the
auditorium. Refreshments were
served after the show.
The .next meeting will feature a
program on dental health.
Berks Group 12
Berks Group 12 met in March at
the home of June Beck, Bemville.
New officers Gloria Christman,
president, and Karen Vail, vice
president, presided at the meeting.
Each member answered roll call
by telling a trivia fact about St.
Patrick’s Day. At the end of the
business meeting, the group had a
mini-lesson on quilting by Pauline
Hartranft. Members made quilted
and stuffed wall hangings.
The April meeting will be held at
the home of Pauline Hartranft,
Bemville.
State College
Little Lions FFA
The Little Lions FFA Chapter
recently awarded county farmer
degrees to Ed Maxwell, Gary
Dreibelbis, Christy Burns, Mark
Brownley, Paula Miller, Barb
Witherite and Nichole Eckenroth.
The award is the third level of
membership for those who have
completed a Supervised Oc
cupational Experience project.
The candidate must have earned at
least $250 in profit from the
project.
Candidates were also required to
participate in public speaking or a
leadership activity in the club.
Chapter farmer degrees,
representing the second level of
membership for members with
SOE projects, were given to John
Deilber, Dustin Brown, Dani
Jones, Jim Pressler, J.J. Sills, Ken
Sharer, Dave Schoen, Sarah
Smith, Glenn Reitz and Stacey
Klinger.
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