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August 9, 1978
Local women attend BPW National Convention
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MONDAY —8 a.m.--Fat Hogs 4
10 a.m .--Horse Sale
11 a.m.--Hay & Straw
1:30 p.m .--Fat Steers, Bulls, Cow & Veal
WEDNESDAY —12 Noon--Hay & Straw )
12:30 p.m.--D airy Sale Re
1:00 p.m.--Feeder Pigs bo
THURSDAY —11 a.m.--Fat Steers, Bulls & Cow a
4:30 p.m.--Sheep & Veal iy
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New Holland Sales Stables, Inc. 2
New Holland, Penna. The National Federation of Business and Professional [Chambersburg], Yvonne Koser [Mount Joy], Coraline os
/. Di -4341 Women’s Clubs held its 1978 national convention in San Rife [Chambersburg], Susan Bowser [E-town], Eva a
AURIS WW Denbachi, Manages Phane (717; 35443 Juan, Puerto Rico, from July 23 to 28. Nine clubs Hoke, Jean Strike, and Berlin Shoemaker [all Cham- & I
associated with District 7 are featured in this photo- bersburg], and Grace Graham [Shippensburg]; 3rd row, Wi
graph, taken outside the Swiss Chalet Restaurant where Jean Menter and Jane Fryberger [Chambersburg],
. the delegates attended a ‘‘Pennsylvania Breakfast.”’ Lorraine Giola [Hershey], Violet Adams [Columbia], and
Springfield Gar den In the front row are [left to right] are Nancy Garns Betty Weaver [New Holland].
[E-town], Catherine Jones [York], Naomi Myers The National Program theme for the coming year will
A artments [Columbia], Patricia Shearer [Mount Joy], Mary be “Threshold to New Horizons.” TW,
p Andrews [Harrisburg]; 2nd row, Margaret Strike i
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Security and references. Applications The Plain and Fancy Egg think would be a change named their baseball teams The picnic was held in 3
being taken Ranch, RD3 E-town, held for the employees—but for the day the ‘‘whites’’ Lititz Springs Park. Door 8 65
their annual company pic- barbecued chicken and red and the ‘‘yolks.’” The prizes were won by Elsie &@
Stoltzfus, Donald High,
Norman Drescher, and
Doug Sheriff.
nic recently and served—
not hamburgers or hot
dogs, which you might
beet eggs. whites, led by vice presi-
Not content with eating dent Paul Hess, Jr.,
eggs, the employees then scrambled the yolks 13-6.
F. Barry Shaw elected to bank board |
Mr. F. Barry Shaw,
Elizabethtown, has been
elected to both the Eliza-
bethtown Area Branch
Board and the Harrisburg
Region Board of Common-
wealth National Bank.
President of Wengers
Feed Mill, Inc., since 1973,
Shaw joined the firm in
1967 and served as its
secretary from 1968 to
1973. Prior to his associa-
tion with Wengers, he held
a management post with
Sun Oil Co., Marcus Hook,
Pa.
A 1960 graduate of
Gettysburg (Pa.) College,
Shaw has completed grad-
uate work in business
finance at University of
Delaware, Newark, Dela-
ware.
A member of the Church
of the Brethren, Shaw is
president of the Elizabeth-
town Lions Club for 1978-
79. He is on the board of
= directors of: Elizabethtown
iy Blood Bank; Elizabethtown
Vocational Technical
School; Misty Acres, Inc.:
Sale Priced Now at
Dutchland Farms, Inc.:
SPANGLER Appliance-Sound] =: = =~
40-42 West Market Street, Marietta, Pa. Bo a i;
PHONE 426-3122
Mount Joy Phone 653-2600
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Freezers
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Joy Township with their
two daughters.
F. Barry Shaw