Katherine Fry, left, congratulates Martha Weldman, center, for reaching 90 years
and remaining an active member. Martha Is the mother of Arlene Witman, right Both
held many offices Including county president. The mother and daughter team exemp
lify many members who Joined because their mothers and grandmothers were mem
bers.
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Philippines to contract large amounts, which allows us to give yon Idas lowest wholesale prices.
Our ostercompany, “Food Brokers international,* brings in container after Container of
everythingfrom the latest snack sensations to traditional favorites. We selljto distributors,
importers, and almost 0,600 bulk food stores, grocery stores, end convenient stores all over the
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Farm Women
(Continued from Pago B 2)
This year, the county project
was Hospice of Lancaster County.
During the Saturday celebration,
members donated $2,950 to
Hospice.
Tina Texter, community liason
for Hospice, accepted the donation
and expressed appreciation for the
diligent support Farm Women
continue to show for Hospice.
i Donations throughout the year
included the American Heart
Association, community libraries,
children’s homes. Make-A-Wish
Foundation, hospitals, women’s
shelters, and Self Help.
Informative meetings on breast
cancer, food safety, tax reform,
medicare, living wills, water pollu
tion, estate planning, and explain
ing a futures contract were a few of
the topics addressed throughout
the year.
“I don’t believe there’s another
group of people in the county who
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do more for their fellow men or
women when there is a need than
you,” said Allegra Leiningdr, who
was installed as president during
the afternoon session.
Other officers installed by Lois
Hughes, stale president, included
Barbara Nissley, vice president;
Julia Zahn, secretary; and Verna
Hostetler, treasurer.
But Farm Women activities
don’t always involve only raising
funds and business sessions. Mem
bers enjoy Victorian tea parties,
holding an Irish program with
everything colored green and tell
ing corny Irish jokes, dinner thea
ters, trips, and socializing with
other society members.
Ninety-year pins were presented
to Marion Puhrman, Society 1;
Ruth Zeamer, Society 4; Martha
Weidman, Society S; Alma Maule,
Society IS; and Reba Gring, 100
yean old.
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On a somber note, members
(Turn to Pago BS)
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