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The Red Lion Area Business Association (RLABA), represented by Lisa Roemer (left), offers scholarship opportunities to local students, like Connor Dewees of Red Lion Area High School, who received a scholarship check for $1,000.
Event To Celebrate Railroad Heritage
Church Plans Rally Day Concert
The Ma and Pa Railroad Heritage Village, 1258 Muddy Creek Forks Road, Airville, will hold its 21st annual Railroad Heritage Day on Saturday, Sept. 22, though the village was recently affected by a damaging flood. Ma and Pa Society members were aided by dozens of community volunteers who helped to clean up the mud and debris that littered the village after the flooding of Aug. 31. The annual open house will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will feature special exhibits, presentations, displays, demonstrations, children’s activities, food, tours of the historic village and motorcar train rides through the scenic Muddy Creek Valley. Due to the severe track damage caused by the flood, only 1.2 miles of the track used for a 2.4-mile round trip will be in operation on Heritage Day. Train rides will start every half-hour. Train rides will be free, but tickets are required and must be picked up at the station inside the
Windsor Church of God members (from left) Roland Fauth, Linda Billet, Vada Himes, Bonnie Neff, and Dale Neff will perform together as Greatly Blessed during the 9 a.m. worship service on the church’s Fall Rally Day, Sunday, Sept. 23. Ma and Pa Society members and community volunteers cleaned up mud and debris at the Ma and Pa Railroad Heritage Village after an Aug. 31 flood. A.M. Grove General Store. Free tickets for specific train times may be reserved online for a nominal handling fee at www.MaAndPaRailroad.com. Passengers are asked to consider making a donation to support flood recovery efforts and restoration of the damaged See Heritage Day pg 3
Windsor Church of God, 1125 Manor Road, Windsor, will present a concert by Greatly Blessed during the 9 a.m. worship service on the church’s Fall Rally Day, Sunday, Sept. 23. The event is open to the public. Fall Rally Day at Windsor is a tradition of many years. Greatly Blessed has been singing Southern gospel music for more than seven years. The musicians are all active members at the Windsor Church of God, holding positions such as Sunday school teacher, Sunday school officer, and church officer. The group includes Linda Billet, Vada Himes, Bonnie Neff, Roland Fauth, and
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Lisa Roemer (left) of the Red Lion Area Business Association (RLABA) presented Benjamin Writer of Dallastown Area High School with a scholarship check for $1,000. Details about the RLABA scholarship opportunities are available at www.rlaba.com.
Jewish Family Services (JFS) of York will hold its sixth annual Concert 4 A Cause York at Wyndridge Farm, 885 S. Pleasant Ave., Dallastown, on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m. The concert fundraiser benefits programs and services that support elders, families, and caregivers, regardless of faith, in the greater York area. The concert’s featured performer will be the Frank Vignola Trio. Vignola, a jazz guitarist, is listed as one of Les Paul’s “Five Most Admired Guitarists” and has performed with artists including Ringo Starr, Madonna, Donald Fagen, Wynton Marsalis, and Tommy Emmanuel. Accompanied by vocalist Audra Mariel, the trio will feature jazz and timeless standards for people of all ages. Additionally, individuals who See Fundraiser pg 2
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