Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 03, 2001, Image 59

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    Ida’s
Notebook
by
Ida Risser
RED WING SHOES
COMFORT
NEVER QUITS
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WORK HARD
ALLEN;
Allensville Shoe Shop Fisher Harness &
Box 7 State Route Shoe Shop
Star Route, Box 47
HONEY BROOK
Brandywine Shoe Shop
1620 Cambridge Rd.
KUTZTOWN
Waynes Dry Goods
271-273 W. Main St,
215-683-7686
Fitting You Right Is Our #1 Priority.
MAPI
Zimmerman Harness
RD 2 Box 36
814-793-3961
MIFFI
Lost Creek Shoe Shop
RD #1 Box 88
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It is no fun being housebound
all winter, so we find things to do
away from home.
Last week my sister arranged
for us and my other sisters to see
a play at the Whitaker Center in
Harrisburg. The Center itself is
worth seeing with an I MAX the
ater, a science center, and Suno
co Performance Theater. But, we
went to see “Milton Hershey-The
Play.” In three acts and 18
scenes, it portrayed the ups and
downs in the life of the founder
of Hershey, Pa. It was a dramatic
play that pleased a larger audi
ence on a Thursday morning.
MILLER;
Tall Pines
Country Store
796 Kessler Rd
717-362-3024
(voice mail only)
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EHRERSR
Tuesday evening of the same
week we attended the 37th annu
al meeting of the Farm and
Home Foundation of Lancaster
County. Many years ago my hus
band, along with many other
people, helped to solicit funds to
build a center for agriculture. I
remember that our dining room
table was full of boxes of enve
lopes being prepared to mail to
farmers in our end of the county.
My forefathers picked a good
place to settle as Lancaster
County is ranked first agricultu
rally in the United States among
non-irrigated counties. For many
SPRINGFI
Red Wing Shoe Store
511 Baltimore Pike
610-544-1664
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 3,2001 -811
years, its annual gross income of
more than 938 million dollars
places it first in Pennsylvania.
Several people visited us to
“pick my mind” regarding hap
penings long ago. However, I
think they may be disappointed
as I do not recall some things
such as “Where was the brake on
my grandfather’s Conestoga
wagon?”
Due to the weather, our
daughter and her son from New
Jersey could not visit us as
planned, and so we ended the
week with a travelogue on “Can
ada’s National Parks.”