Carrie Carries On Pioneer Spirit (Continued from Page B 12) and cats which inhabit the barn and no one protests. "We all get along here," Carrie laughs. A pampered llama named, "Willie," greets his mistress with a kiss. Recently removed from the yard for eating the roses, Willie is still a bit miffed. Keeping company with the llama are an assortment of chickens, a pair of golden ALLENSVILLE MADISONBURG OIJARRYVILLK IN^ FIEI g P Allensville Shoe Shop Fisher Harness & Shoe Books Shoe Service Red Wmg Shoe Store Box 7 Stale Route Shop 107 E. State St. 237 Baltimore Pike Star Route, Box 47 717-786-2795 215-544-1664^ HONEY BROOK Brandywine Shoe Shop MAKUNSBLKG Box 156 Rt. 2 Zimmerman Harness RD 2 Box 36 814-793-3961 KUTZTOWN Waynes Dry Goods 271-273 W. Main St. 215-683-7686 pigeons, a few unusual breeds of ducks, and a turkey. During the winter months, an indoor garden brightens the house with a room overflowing with prolific green and flowering plants. Many of these were cut tings started by Carrie's mother. Fitting You Right Is Our #1 Priority. MIFFLINTi Lost Creek Shoe Shop RD #1 Box 88 The plants, like their caretaker, are anxiously awaiting warmer weather when they can go out doors. "Someday," Carrie says, "I might retire and do some travel ing, but for now I am content here on the farm." %&*** nla % REHRERSBURG D Leo’s Shoe Store ■ Godfrey St. a 717-933-8169 . C*LI ACC ra nuts >WN Sew What’s New? LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.) The world of clothing and tex tiles is constantly changing. Embroidery machines, cover stitches on sergers, new types of fabrics and interfacings are being developed, and new notions are coming mi the market that make lightweight slip-resistant flexible easy comfort day long support many sizes & widths for men and women removable BSD insoles Grip-Tec® soles -f * *l* . LjnctHf Firming, Saturday, February 7. 1998-813 sewing easier. See what’s new on the sewing market by attending a workshop at the Lancaster Farm and Home Center on Mon., Much 9, from 7 p.m.-9 p.m. WING Made in Instructor is Mary Alice Fyock. Cost is $9. U.S.A.
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