York Society 26
York County Farm Women #26 party will be held at Strinestown
met at Bonanza Restaurant at Val- Fire Company,
ley Green Mall in November. The next business meeting will
The annual family Christmas be held at the home of Ruth Kann.
Lancaster Society 25
Lancaster Society of Farm
Women 25 met on November 10 at
1:30 p.m. at the home of Dorothy
Elmer, Lancaster. Eight members
attended. Devotions were by
Helen Metz. Roll call was taken by
answering the question, “How far
do you live from the firehouse?”
Andrew Appel gave a program
Lancaster Society 10
Lancaster Farm Women Socie
ty #lO, met on Dec. 10 at the Farm
& Home Center for their Christ
mas Party. We were served a
catered dinner by Barbara
Aukamp, of Trinity Bible Fellow
Berks Society
Group Nine of the Berks Coun
ty Society of Farm Women met on
Wednesday, November 7, in the
home of Pat Haas of Weavertown.
Six members were present to cre
ate small Christmas wreaths from
a green wreath form and dried
(lowers. The wreaths will be given
to the individuals living at
Romyn’s Country Home.
New officers include Hope
Stcpplcr as president, Kim Casner
as vice president, Sandy Hoffman
as secretary, and Helen Oxenford
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The next meeting, a family
Christmas party, will be held on
December 8 at 5:30 p.m. at Wen
ger’s Chiropractic Center, Lititz
Pike. Marjorie McNaughton will
speak on “Habitat for Humanity.”
ship. There were 10 members and
four guests present. Each member
received a Christmas poinsettia. It
was decided to give a donation of
money to Christ’s Home as the
yearly project.
as treasurer. Winnie Hayik and
Hope Steppler will serve on the
auditing committee: Joan Haferon
the Sunshine committee; Sue Hen
dricks, Pat Haas, and Sandy Hoff
man as the program committee;
and Winnie Hayik, Theresa
Crowell and Karen Schreier as the
ways and means committee.
The Christmas Party for mem
bers and their "husbands will be
held at Schaeffer’s Restaurant on
Saturday, December 8, at 8:00
p.m.
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Family Day Celebration Held
MILLERSTOWN (Perry Co.)
Clear blue sunny skies, mild
temperatures and a variety of
activities brought over 350 people
to “Celebrate The Family Day”
held recently at Greenwood
Elementary School in
Millerstown.
The annual family event is
sponsored by the Perry County
Family Issues Task Force. Com
prised of a dozen individuals from
various Perry County agencies,
the Task Force addresses the
multiple needs of the families in
the community, then works
cooperatively to best serve and
educate the residents in the
county.
One of the most obvious fruits
of their labors is the “Celebrate
The Family Day.” Included in this
year’s events was a presentation
on Family Traditions by Mary
Laeger-Hagemeister, Dauphin
County Extension home econom
ist. One of the traditions she
emphasized was being involved in
the community. Mary also
explained how participating in the
“Celebrate the Family Day” was
an example of the community
tradition as well as a family
tradition.
Participants were also enter
tained via the West Side Singers
of Susquenita High School. The
group’s performance included
musical numbers as well as one
act skits. More musical talent was
shared by Greenwood High
School’s swing choir.
Music wasn’t the only activity.
Participants were also able to
engage in a variety of other events
Lancaster Society 34
Lancaster Farm Women Socie
ty 34 met at the Old Mill House in
Strasburg for a lour of the home
and ideas for decorating our
homes for Christmas. The next
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Task Force Coordinator, Jane Mecum, with ALF and Gar
field, SADD members, who distributed balloons, Hershey
kisses, and red ribbons to participants at the Perry County
Family Celebration Day.
as well. From exhibits including
cholesterol screenings, foster fam
ilies, Penn State Cooperative
Extension’s water testing, to fact
painting by Perry County Human
Services. Children of all ages
enjoyed the 4-H petting zoo. In
addition, children were greeted by
a special visit from Ronald McDo
nald which brought smiles to
everyone’s face.
Those smiles continued as fam
ilies attended a magic show by
meeting will be our annual Christ
mas party at the home of Debbie
Zug with the revealing of Secret
Pals.
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Rick Smiley and engaged in a
puppet presentation by Lynn Ditz
ler of the Perry County Library
System.
While families were able to
pick and choose the activities and
exhibits that particularly inter
ested them, there was one message
that was unavoidable! “Don’t
Drink and Drive.” Everyone arriv
ing wearing their seat belt was
greeted with a kiss - Hershey Kis
ses that is, distributed by the
SADD (Students Against Drunk
Driving) chapter at Greenwood
High School. In addition, they
also tied red ribbons on car anten
nas to remind the public not to
drink and drive. SADD characters
such as ALF and Garfield also dis
tributed balloons to the children.
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