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Night of Blessings To Shine Light on Gospel’s Healing Ways
BY JEFF FALK
The Bible is capable of doing many great things. Unlocking the amazing potential of the Good Book requires trust, hope and a little bit of imagination.
Life Awakening explores and applies the healing powers of the Bible.
“When I take people through the Gospel process, it heals childhood trauma. You wouldn’t believe it,” said Linda Ingham, a counselor and the executive director of Life Awakening. “The Gospel of Jesus Christ is very powerful. There’s hope that people have a place where they can go for help.”
BY JEFF FALK
Here’s how you become good at something.
You commit to the undertaking. You repeat the act over and over and over again. You fine-tune, learn from mistakes and make adjustments. You surround yourself with support.
Of course, enjoying the pursuit is helpful as well.
Beyond good, Kaylee Zimmerman
is an accomplished archer, one perhaps bordering on great.
“Archery is a fun sport,” said Kaylee. “If you want to get better you can if you have that determination. You just keep going and practicing. I put a lot of practice into it. If I have a bad score, I know I can do better. But it takes determination.”
During the first week of June, Kaylee, a rising freshman at Lititz Area Mennonite School (LAMS), successfully competed against
BY CAT SHANNON
In the heart of Lancaster city, land at the junction of Juliette and Frances avenues hides a secret, and it’s one that local resident Jeremy Raff is determined to bring back into the light. Nearly a century ago, the site housed Rossmere Base Ball Park, where some of baseball’s greatest talents played, but their stories have long gone untold.
In the 1920s, Rossmere hosted the Harrisburg Giants, an Eastern Colored League team led by center fielder and player-manager Oscar Charleston, whom historians rank among the greatest baseball players of all time. Alongside him were teammates like Rap Dixon, a talented outfielder and all-around powerhouse, and Clarence “Fats” Jenkins, a dynamic leadoff hitter who later starred in basketball and earned a spot in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Though Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947, Lancaster had hosted major league-level Black baseball decades earlier - a fact often forgotten until Major League Baseball officially recognized Negro League statistics as major league records in 2020.
Also largely forgotten was the role Lancaster city played in promoting Negro League games. From 1925-27, the Giants played 20 exhibitions at Rossmere and several league games with thousands of fans in attendance. The players thrilled crowds with feats like their triple steal in the eighth inning of their first league game at Rossmere on April 26,
A Christ-centered ministry based in Ephrata, Life Awakening is conducting one of its 16 regular fundraisers on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at Ephrata Community Church, 70 Clay School Road, Ephrata. The
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1925 - a play involving Jenkins, Dixon and Charleston - but the field was lost when the baseball park was demolished to make way for Lancaster Catholic High School.
That history might have remained buried if not for Raff, a Lancaster native who discovered Charleston’s connection to the city while reading Jeremy Beer’s biography of the Hall of Famer in 2021.
“I grew up in Lancaster, and I’ve played baseball my whole life, and I did not know this connection,” Raff said. “If this had been the Phillies playing here, we’d never stop talking about it.”
Catholic High School in June, celebrating Rossmere’s place in baseball history and marking the 100th anniversary of the first Negro League game. Descendants of Giants players attended the unveiling, a powerful moment that connected Lancaster’s present with its overlooked past.
What started as a curiosity became a mission. Raff spent two years researching the Harrisburg Giants’ time in Lancaster, partnering with Negro League historian and Lancaster Catholic graduate Ted Knorr to gather details and raise awareness. His work culminated in the dedication of a historic marker outside Lancaster
“I had a desire to elevate this story,” Raff said. “The more people I talked to about the Negro League players who played here, the more they said, ‘Really? I didn’t know.’ We had major league games here, and that adds a sense of pride. It’s a feather in our cap and another way we are a great, welcoming community. This is something we should celebrate.”
Raff noted that while the field was demolished in 1929, its site is now also commemorated with a plaque on the ground inside Lancaster Catholic High School marking the approximate spot of home plate. The outside plaque is located on Frances Avenue where the firstbase grandstands would have stood.
Raff’s project has also included community partnerships to spread the word creatively.
Spring House Brewing Co. launched “Fence Bustin’,” a commemorative pilsner honoring the Giants, with proceeds benefiting Community Action Partnership (CAP) of Lancaster County’s Crispus Attucks Community Center, which celebrates African American history. The Lancaster Stormers hosted a Negro Leagues Night in June, donning Giants replica
jerseys later auctioned to support CAP.
Meanwhile, LancasterHistory unveiled “Open The Door: Baseball’s Color Line in Central Pennsylvania,” an exhibit curated by Raff highlighting not only the Giants but also stories like that of Keith Kelley, who pitched a no-hitter for the Lancaster Red Roses in his debut in 1951, only to face racist hostility from fans. The exhibit will run through Saturday, Aug. 30, at 230 N. President Ave., Lancaster.
For Raff, who works as the director of data analytics and strategy for the School District of Lancaster, the project has had
a ripple effect, sparking conversations about local Black history and inspiring pride in Lancaster’s place in baseball’s story.
“Being able to highlight these stories has given me so much joy,” Raff said, noting that while he plans to take a break before diving into his next passion project, he’s not done yet. “I continue to be fascinated by the history of baseball in Lancaster, and at some point, I’d like to do even more on the subject.”
For more information on the exhibit, visit www.lancaster history.org/exhibitions/ special-exhibitions.
Presentation on Smart Technology Set
Garden Spot Village will host a presentation by Karen Latimer, director of enabling technologies at KenCrest, titled “Empowering Independence: Leveraging Smart Technology for Aging in Place” on Tuesday, Aug. 26, at 1 p.m. in the Garden Spot Village Chapel, 433 S. Kinzer Ave., New Holland.
Latimer has more than 30 years of experience in the field of assistive tech -
nology and disability services. She has held various roles, including assistive technology specialist at the Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative (DATI) and the Center for Disabilities Studies at the University of Delaware, as well as at Pennsylvania’s Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT/TECHOWL). She also served as a student services coordinator for assistive technology at
Disability Student Services at Temple University before joining KenCrest in 2023.
In her current role at KenCrest, Latimer provides solutions in the field of assistive technology. She is a certified assistive technology practitioner (RESNA, ATP) and enabling technology integration specialist (SHIFT, ETIS).
The session will explore how cutting-edge smart
Carla Kinard (left), granddaughter of a Harrisburg Giants player, and Jeremy Raff at the marker.
Photo by Community Action Partnership
The Harrisburg Giants
For the Love of Cats
BY ANN MEAD ASH
Juliana Fieldsa lives in Pequea Valley School District, and Madeleine Cousin lives in Lampeter-Strasburg. Although the girls attend different schools, they have a lot in common. Both are members of Girl Scout Troop 71264, which meets at Lampeter United Methodist Church. Both have mothers who are troop leaders, and, probably most importantly, both really like cats.
Their shared appreciation for felines figured heavily in the friendsboth rising eighth-graders who are at Cadette level, which is sixth through eighth grades in Scouting - choosing to work together on a project that aids cats. The pair chose to work with the Humane Pennsylvania Betsy & Ted Lewin Adoption Center for Cats and Critters, 2195 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster. The girls began working on the project, which provides cat kits for new owners,
including a feeding bowl, crocheted toy, sewn toy, treats, and nail clippers, in early July. They are also creating tied blanket cat beds made from plush cat-themed materials for the animals while they live at the shelter.
The Silver Award is the highest award available to Cadette Girl Scouts. “You have to do a Journey first, which involves three badges,” noted Juliana. Groups of up to three girls can work together toward earning their Silver Awards.
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“You get to go with a topic you like a lot or feel inclined to work on,” explained Madeleine, who noted the girls have been friends for a while. “We went through a list of topics, and we found we both love shelters, and we both love cats,” Madeleine stated. “(We thought) ‘So why don’t we do a project involving the local shelter?’”
Juliana explained that after coming up with the idea for the kits, the girls talked to the Humane League about the project. “They liked it,” she reported.
Madeleine said that planning and working on the project has been a good way to use their spare time this summer. “We like to make toys, so we thought, ‘Why not make a whole care kit with treats and stuff for new owners?’”
The girls began working on the project with a goal of making 20 kits, but they now have more than 30, and they are hoping to complete at least 40 by the end of August. Kits can be sponsored for a nominal fee, and readers who are interested in helping may email gshpatroop71264@ gmail.com. The girls may purchase supplies for the shelter with any additional funds that are left when the kits are completed.
The troop is located in Hans Herr Service Unit 716, which is part of the Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA Council. Christy Fieldsa and Katrina Cousin lead the troop. Christy explained that once the project is complete, the girls will finish online paperwork, which will be submitted to the council. “Turnaround for approval takes about a
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Juliana Fieldsa (left) and Madeleine Cousin are working together to earn their Silver Awards while helping the Betsy & Ted Lewin Adoption Center for Cats and Critters.
Annual Banquet
Thursday, Sept. 25 6:00 PM at Shady Maple Banquet Center
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Night of Blessings
organization’s Night of Blessings promises to be an evening filled with fellowship, discovery and joy.
Attendees, who are asked to park and enter through the Ephrata Community Church’s north entrance, are encouraged to register by calling 717-354-2888 by Friday, Sept. 5.
“It’s a time for people to come out and gain a better understanding of what Life Awakening does,” said Ingham. “The feel, the ambiance of the event is that of hope and that of excitement.”
Life Awakening’s Night of Blessings will feature licensed marriage and family therapist Kim Miller speaking on how she employs the Gospel process to touch those suffering from trauma. Ingham and Life Awakening’s director of training, Andrea Holder, will also address the gathering about what Life Awakening offers and what it’s all about.
The special event will be enhanced by refreshments, a silent auction and live music.
“The mission is to seek people who are trapped in
emotional pain and spiritual pain,” said Ingham.
“My favorite part is when the person shares how the Gospel changed their lives. That’s the key. That’s the point. That’s the power. It’s better than the taste of a good brownie or a piece of chocolate cake.”
As many as 100 people are expected to attend Night of Blessings.
“They’re just normal, everyday people who want to hear and learn,” said Ingham.
Organizers of the event are hoping to raise about $10,000 for the ministry.
“The proceeds will go into the general fund for operating costs,” said Ingham.
Life Awakening conducts training sessions for people interested in providing counseling about six or seven times throughout the year.
“We want to train people to do what I do,” said Ingham. “People can learn to apply and join the Gospel of Jesus Christ to live their lives.”
Life Awakening’s three-person staff consists of Ingham, Holder and administrative assistant Chelsea Clark. In addition to Night of Blessings, the ministry is funded through personal donations and fees paid by clients for counseling services.
Overseen by a board of directors, Life Awakening ministry is headquartered at 55 New St., Ephrata. The organization was established as Wellspring Garden Ministry in 2001, and the organization began holding a yearly fundraising dinner in 2007, before it became Night of Blessings two years ago.
“The founder opened the ministry for women,” said Ingham, a resident of Ephrata, “and it has evolved into a healing ministry for men, women and children. I have watched people get really changed.”
Ingham became the executive director in 2003, and four years later the ministry was renamed Life Awakening.
“In November of 2006, the Holy Spirit told me to change the name to Life Awakening,” said Ingham. “He spoke it in my ear. He said, ‘We’re going to show people what real life awakening is.’”
For additional information, go to https://lifeawake ning07.org.
UDSF Announces Promotions
As United Disabilities Services Foundation (UDSF) celebrates its 60th anniversary, the organization has announced the promotion of six individuals who have exemplified outstanding leadership and commitment.
After 15 years of service, Judy Naylor has assumed the role of president and CEO. She will serve as the primary leader, strategist and advocate of the organization, overseeing all aspects of operations, programs, finance and strategic growth. Naylor has actively contributed to the strategic planning and succession planning processes, playing a role in developing strategic deployment practices across the organization.
Debra Scheidt has been appointed senior vice president of clinical operations, where she will oversee and enhance the quality, efficiency, compliance and accreditation of clinical operations across the organization. During her nine-year tenure, she has grown the organization’s home and community-based services from approximately 1,700 to more than 9,000 participants. Scheidt has also assisted in growing and hiring staff for several new programs, as well as educating staff and the community on UDSF’s initiatives.
Elizabeth Brennan will assume her new role as chief financial officer, developing and implementing financial strategies aligned with UDSF’s goals. She will be responsible for all efforts related to the organization’s finance function, including efficient resource allocation,
risk management and regulatory compliance.
Erik Lofgren’s appointment as chief technology officer acknowledges his contributions to future innovation, ensuring that technology actively drives UDSF’s mission and enhances the lives of its clients. In his new role, Lofgren will oversee the organization’s technology strategy, ensuring it supports business objectives while safeguarding sensitive information. For him, this role is more than IT management; it’s a mission-driven endeavor, directly utilizing technology to enhance the lives and independence of individuals with disabilities and the older population.
Robin Ulrich’s promotion to chief people and strategy officer recognizes her leadership in both human resources and strategic planning. Ulrich, who joined UDSF 15 years ago, will drive workforce management in sync with business goals to boost performance, spark innovation and strengthen company culture.
Mason Smeltzer’s appointment as senior vice president of program operations will help him make an impact on a macro level for UDSF. In his new role, Smeltzer will be responsible for all direct service business lines, including budgeting, financial performance, KPI creation, tracking and measuring, strategic goal setting and adherence and overall program growth.
To learn more about the UDS Foundation, visit www.udservices.org.
Historical Society To Meet
The Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley will offer an educational program, “Women in the Civil War,” on Wednesday, Aug., 27, at 7 p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 167 E. Main St., Ephrata.
Dominish Marie Miller, author, court librarian, historian and re-enactor with the 87th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (PVI), will speak about women soldiers who fought in the Civil War. The program is open free to the public. The parking lot and entrance are accessible via the alley behind the church. For more information, visit www.cocalicovalleyhs.org or call 717-733-1616.
Sew Much To See and Do at Quilt Show
BY CAT SHANNON
The American Quilter’s Society (AQS) QuiltWeek show is not your grandmother’s quilt display. It’s a full-on celebration of creativity, color and craftsmanship that will leave even non-quilters in awe.
“People will be blown away by what they see,” shared Michelle Renee Hiatt, director of AQS. “People who don’t quilt may have an image in their mind of what a quilt looks like, but they will be surprised by what these quilts look like. Even if you are not a quilter, if you have a love of art and fiber, it’s worth coming to the show to see the talent that’s out there.”
The QuiltWeek show will be held from Wednesday, Sept. 10, through Saturday, Sept. 13, at Spooky Nook Sports, 75 Champ Blvd., Manheim. It will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday through Friday, Sept. 12, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
The show will feature workshops, lectures, special events and more.
“There will be classes in color, technique, appliqué, fabric painting,” Hiatt said. “We also offer classes to learn how to quilt on domestic, sit-down longarm and longarm machines. Those are classes you don’t often see.”
Many of the instructors offer kits for sale, and the machines necessary to work on the projects will be on-site, she said.
“This is also an excellent opportunity to learn,” she noted. “If you are thinking about purchasing a sewing machine, this gives you the perfect opportunity to try all these machines and see what’s right for you. There are all levels of classes. There’s something there for each person.”
National instructors will offer classes, and hundreds of quilts will be on display throughout the show, including just under 400 contest quilts in eight categories as well as almost 300 special exhibit quilts.
“The variety and quality of these quilts is incredible,” Hiatt said. “It’s really inspiring to see all the different types - modern, hand-quilted, machinequilted, applique, piecing.
No matter what type of quilter someone perceives themselves to be, they will find quilts similar to their tastes as well as quilts that will push them to start thinking outside the box.”
Instructors will include nationally known quilters Sue Cleveland and Nancy Mahoney, along with a variety of unique exhibits.
“Pay attention to the quilt exhibit by the Two of Us,” Hiatt recommended of the exhibit featuring works by Pat Holly and Sue Nickels. She also highlighted “Beyond Tradition,” which includes abstract quilts on loan from the National Quilt Museum. Another exhibit will spotlight a creativity challenge that began last year when members were invited to create artwork on seven-inch blocks, all with the theme “My Dream (fill in the blank) Cabana,” resulting in 75 pieces that have been hung together.
“It’s quite striking to see,” she said. “The pieces are small, but the amount of work that went into them is impressive.”
More than 100 vendor booths will be on-site at the show, highlighting local, national and international participants.
AQS was founded in 1984 by Meredith and Bill Schroeder. The current CEO is their grandson.
“Our goal is to make sure quilters receive the recognition they deserve,” Hiatt said. AQS holds four shows a year, including one at its headquarters in Paducah, Ky., and awards thousands of dollars in prizes annually. Other sites are chosen for their impact
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Touchstone Foundation Expands Youth Programming
Touchstone Foundation has announced the expansion of its mental health mentorship programming. The summer Rise Above program will be offered as a new afterschool program or student club for Lancaster County high school students during the school year, expanding pathways for students to become youth mental health advocates.
The Rise Above program connects Lancaster County high school students with trusted adult mentors, including mental health professionals, teaching artists, and local leaders. The program aims to foster safe spaces for students to explore their identity, strengthen coping skills, and gain confidence through community, creativity, and conversation.
With grant funding from the Lancaster County Community Foundation’s Next Generation Grant, the Touchstone Foundation has developed a new curriculum for Rise Above after-school programs. The curriculum is built around three key modules: discovering yourself, interacting with others, and looking to the future. Students will participate in guided sessions on sound healing, poetry, journaling, racial equity, safe teen dating, and more.
In response to a need for youth mentorship, Touchstone Foundation is funding additional mentorship and youth
wellness partnerships with organizations including City Limits Foundation Grant, Welcoming Connections, YWCA Lancaster, Big Brothers Big Sisters of South-Central PA, The Hood Hippie Love Yourself, Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, Community Wellness, Community Services Group, Bench Mark Program, 415 East Recording, and Soliman Photography & Videography.
Touchstone Foundation is a nonprofit organization that has focused on elevating the mental well-being of youths and children in Lancaster County for 25 years. For more information, visit https:// touchstonefound.org.
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on the fiber-arts industry and attract people from all over the country.
“Lancaster is one of those shows. It’s a destination show for a lot of people,” Hiatt explained. “We have bus tours that come in from New England just for this show.” While the Paducah show draws upwards of 35,000 visitors, Hiatt noted that Lancaster’s show typically brings in up to 17,000 people.
“Lancaster is our only non-convention-center show,” Hiatt said, noting that the Nook has proven to be an ideal location. “The lighting is fantastic, and the floor, which is used for sporting events, is easier to stand on than concrete. Many of our attendees and vendors remarked on the comfort of the floor.”
Lancaster’s long tradition of fiber arts also makes it an ideal location for the show, she said.
“We always look for areas that have a high demographic of quilters,” she stated. “We are always looking to move forward with promoting what our founders set out to do: give national recognition to quilters and their work.”
Hiatt recommended registering early for classes as they fill up quickly. Tickets for admission to the show may also be purchased in advance or on-site. For details on QuiltWeek and registration information, visit www.americanquilter.com and click on the “Shows and Contests” tab.
Church Plans Community Meal
The mission committee of the Leacock Presbyterian Church, 3181 Lincoln Highway East, Paradise, will serve a hot meal from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 28. The menu will consist of various types of subs, chips, vegetables with
dip, pickles, watermelon or cantaloupe, and desserts.
The meal is free and will be served in the handicapped-accessible Smith Fellowship Hall.
For more information, call the church at 717-687-6619.
Leola Student Receives Award
Harrison C. Booth of Leola was among those who received academic, activity and leadership awards at McDaniel College’s Senior Investiture and Honors Convocation on May 22.
Booth, whose Bachelor of
Arts degree in writing and publishing was conferred in December 2024, was the recipient of The Philip and Azalea Myers Award for Creativity in English.
For more information about McDaniel College, visit www.mcdaniel.edu.
Fairmount Posts Concert
Fairmount in Ephrata will host a concert by J-Tyme Bluegrass on Tuesday, Aug. 26, at 6:30 p.m. The outdoor concert will take place at 333 Wheat Ridge Drive on the west side of the Fairmount campus.
The concert is open to the public, and attendees should bring their own lawn chairs. In the case of inclement weather, the rain date will be Thursday, Aug. 28, at 6:30 p.m. For more information, visit www .fairmounthomes.org.
Mobile App Available for Veterans
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced that its VA: Health and Benefits mobile app has achieved more than 3 million downloads since its launch in 2021.
The app, which has 1.4 million active users, provides veterans with access to a variety of information on VA health care and benefits directly from their mobile phones. The app enables users to refill and track VA prescriptions, review appointments, review claims and appeals status, submit evidence for claims and appeals, review VA payment and direct deposit information, locate the closest VA facilities, access the Veterans Crisis Line, and show proof of veteran status.
To learn more about the app or download it, visit https:// mobile.va.gov/app/ va-health-and-benefits.
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A previous year’s quilt show
Visitors view an award-winning quilt from a previous year’s show.
some of the top archery shooters in her age group in the country at the National Archery in Schools Program (NASP) Open Championship in Myrtle Beach, S.C. She excelled in two events.
Kaylee fired a personal best score of 291/300 to finish third among 627 archers in the middle school girls’ division of the bullseye championship portion of the competition. In the 3D championship challenge, she compiled a 287/300 to place eighth out of 488 competitors.
“I felt like it was a really good experience,” said Kaylee, a 14-year-old resident of Clay Township and the Ephrata School District.
“I didn’t expect to do as well as I did. I was surprised to see my name near the top at that tournament. Going in, I had a goal to get to 290 (in the bullseye competition), and I got that. But I also wanted to have fun and enjoy the experience of being at the tournament.”
“She has been one of the top Pennsylvania archers for the last few years,” said Justin Zimmerman, Kaylee’s dad and coach.
“This year, we wanted to work on her form and see if we could get to that next level. It’s all about hard work and repetition, and she just started clicking. She actually had an awesome championship tournament with some of her best scores ever.”
June marked the third year in a row that Kaylee had qualified for the NASP Open Championships. It also capped a 2025 season during which she experienced varying levels of success at 25 prior tournaments.
“Archery is pretty important to me,” said Kaylee, who also competes in the sport
of cross-country. “I’m good at it, and I enjoy doing it. I do it pretty much every day, unless I don’t have time or I want to take a day off. I just like the sport and all the connections I make in it. It’s one of the ways I get to connect with others.”
“She is kind of quiet when you first meet her,” said Justin of his daughter’s demeanor. “She doesn’t show her feelings or express them too often. With archery, it’s sometimes hard to know if she’s enjoying it or not. She’s a hard worker. She’s very stable. She’s very trustworthy.”
This past school year, Kaylee competed on a LAMS co-educational, interscholastic team coached by her father.
“It is a very difficult challenge to balance,” said Justin. “As a coach, I want to push her to get better. As a dad, I want her to have fun. There are times I have come up to her and said, ‘As your coach ... There are other times I’ve said to her, ‘As your dad ... At tournaments, when I watch her shoot, I have to encourage her. When there’s a bad shot, I have to make sure my parental emotions don’t come out and affect my job as a coach.”
As an archer, Kaylee is now in the fifth year of a pursuit that began when she was in the fourth grade. At this point, she’s not quite sure where her archery journey will lead her.
“I don’t know. Over the next few years, I think I’ll figure it out,” said Kaylee. “When I was younger, I saw these better archers. I wanted to get up there with them, and I’ve always had the determination. I’m a lot better now than I used to be. I used to be in the 250s, and now I’m in the 280s.”
Church Plans Chicken Barbecue, Yard Sales
Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 150 Water St., New Holland, will hold a chicken barbecue and yard sales on Saturday, Aug. 30, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Yard sales will be set up around the parking lot and in the gym. The food for the chicken barbecue will be made on-site and will be available for pickup beginning at 10 a.m. Meals will include a half-chicken, chips, and water. Tickets are available in advance by calling 717-575-7498, and additional chicken meals will
also be for sale on-site. Preordered meals must be picked up by 1 p.m.
Yard sale spaces can be reserved for a small fee by calling 717-575-7498, and reservations are nonrefundable. Indoor spaces will include a table and chairs. Outdoor spaces will only include a reserved area; people should bring their own table, tent, and chairs. Setup will start at 6 a.m. Vendors may not sell food or drink items.
For more information, call the church at 717-354-4686.
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Fire Company Plans Chicken Barbecue
Hand-in-Hand Fire Company, 313 Enterprise Drive, Bird-in-Hand, will hold a chicken barbecue fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 30, with takeouts available from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. or until food is sold out.
The takeout menu will include a half-chicken, applesauce, chips, pickles, a roll and butter, a drink, and a homemade whoopie pie. Separate prices have been set for takeout meals and for chicken
only. Complimentary delivery will be available in a 4-mile radius at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.; interested individuals may call 717-392-0112.
All proceeds will benefit the Hand-in-Hand Fire Company, an all-volunteer fire company located in Bird-in-Hand and serving the East Lampeter Township community.
For more information on the fundraiser, visit www.bihfire.com/ bbq-chicken.
Malta Band of Lancaster Plans
Concert
The Malta Band of Lancaster will present a free concert to the public on Sunday, Aug. 31, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Lampeter-Strasburg YMCA, 800 Village Road, Lampeter.
This year is the 113th
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year the band has been in existence, providing musical entertainment to the Lancaster area. The concert band consists of 45 to 50 musicians who get together because of their love of music and playing for the public.
week,” she said. Both girls have enjoyed working on the project. Madeleine stated that her favorite part has been helping the cats. Juliana agreed, adding that visiting the cats and making sure they have plenty of toys were among the best parts.
Overall, Scouting has been a fun and enriching experience for Madeleine and Juliana. “I have been enjoying Scouts for a while,” noted Madeleine, who has been taking part in the Girl Scout program since kindergarten. “I like all the projects we do and the badges we earn.”
Juliana added that the program has taught her about a number of different areas, and Madeleine echoed her thoughts. “We have learned about subjects from money management to archery,” she said, noting that some topics were helpful in completing the Silver Award project, and others were important for completely different reasons. Being able to choose to work with cats for this project obviously topped the list for both girls. “We are super cat lovers,” Madeleine pointed out. “We want to see them all get adopted.”
Potter’s House Plans Fundraiser
The Potter’s House will host a family-friendly comedy night on Thursday, Sept. 11, at Shady Maple’s banquet facility, 129 Toddy Drive, East Earl. Doors will open at 6 p.m., and the event will start at 6:30 p.m.
The event will be a fundraiser to support
For more information or to register by Wednesday, Aug. 27, visit www .thepottershouselan caster.com/comedy -friendraiser-rsvp.
The Potter’s House, with all proceeds supporting the men and women the organization serves. It will include food, community, and a celebration of the organization’s work.
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interior doors, windows, all kinds of brands expected, paneling, moldings. All kinds of buggies, carts, carriages, spring wagons, & possibly sleighs and lots & lots more items to numerous to mention.
QUILTS, (online and live 9:00) - CRAFTS and SPORTING GOODS (8:30) Shrubs (9:00) - Lawn Furniture (9:30) - Carriages (10:00) Carriage Consignment Questions Contact Paul: (717) 490-2092 DONATED ITEMS APPRECIATED ALL OTHER ITEMS SOLD ON COMMISSION FORK LIFTS PROVIDED BY GAP POWER RENTALS, GAP, PA. NO HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ALL ITEMS MUST BE IN SELLABLE CONDITION NO JUNK
Quilt receiving dates are Tuesday, August 26th and Wednesday, August 27th, We will be receiving, building materials, buggies, and other items on Thursday, September 18th and Friday, September 19th. From 7:00 a.m. till 7:00 p.m. We will have loaders on the grounds Monday,
The concert will consist of a wide variety of musical styles and pieces for the audience to enjoy such as “Wind Beneath My Wings,” “Poet and Peasant Overture” and “The Stars and Stripes Forever.”
Attendees should bring a blanket or a lawn chair for seating. In the case of rain, the event will take place at Lampeter United Methodist Church, 1101 Village Road, Lancaster.
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Native Tree and Shrub
Sale Posted
The Penn State Master Watershed Steward Program will hold its sixth annual native tree and shrub sale through Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 5 p.m. The sale will feature a limited supply of 23 varieties of native trees and shrubs.
Buyers will select one of the curbside pickup locations across the state where plants may be collected in September and October. All items must be preordered; plants will not be available for purchase at pickup sites.
Local pickup locations and times include the Lancaster Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster, on Friday, Oct. 3, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. and the Lebanon County Penn State Extension building, 2120 Cornwall Road, Lebanon, on Saturday, Sept. 27,
from 9 a.m. to noon. Proceeds will support Master Watershed Steward activities in the buyer’s region.
For people who need information on how to properly plant and maintain their new tree or shrub, a Proper Native Tree Planting for LongTerm Success webinar will be offered on Wednesday, Sept. 10, from noon to 1:30 p.m. The webinar is free for customers who have purchased a plant, and there is a small fee for non-customers. To register, visit www .extension.psu.edu/proper -native-tree-planting-for -long-term-success.
For more information and to place orders, visit www.extension.psu.edu/ mws-tree-sale-workshop or call 877-345-0691.
EMU Sets Drone Pilot Training Program
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The in-person course will cover FAA regulations, airspace navigation, weather effects, drone loading and performance, and communication with air traffic control. Students will also learn how to read aeronautical maps and understand aviation guidelines.
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led by John Sibole, a local aviation professional with over 50 years of experience, including service as an FAA inspector.
Classes will take place at EMU’s Lancaster campus, located in the Listrak Building at 100 W. Millport Road, Lititz, on Wednesdays, Aug. 27, Sept. 3, and Sept. 10. Participants must attend all sessions.
There is a fee, and space is limited. For more information or to register, visit www.emu.edu/ lancaster/events or call 717-690-8600.
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CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH: 758 Spruce Rd., New Holland 717-354-8428. “Building Community with Christ, to Impact a World without Christ” Pastor: Dr. Doug Bozung. Please go to cfcnewholland.org/visit for information concerning worship services, adult ministries, youth & children’s ministries.
LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH (AG): Located at 1279 Main St., East Earl, invites you to join us for a time of contemporary worship and biblical preaching at our 9am service on Sunday mornings and 7pm service on Wednesday evenings. Kids ministry for birth through 5th grade and youth ministry for 6th through 12th grade is available. Lead Pastor: Stephen Ritchey. For more information on our services and programs, visit us online at Lighthouseag.com
MT. EDEN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH: 1241 May Post Office Rd., Quarryville, (5 mi. South of Strasburg, 3 mi. North of 372). Rev. Margaret Rohnacher, Pastor. Sunday worship service 9:30 am. Limited handicap accessibility. 717-786-7565 mtedenlutheranchurch@gmail.com
OUR LADY OF LOURDES Catholic Church: 150 Water Street, New Holland, PA 17557 Father Steven Fauser, Pastor. Visit us online at www.ourladyoflourdesnh.com Sunday 8am & 10:30am. Saturday 5pm. Weekday Mass: Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9am.
SALEM EVANGELICAL REFORMED CHURCH HELLERS (founded 1725 / Independent / Reformed / Member of Evangelical Assoc. EARCCC), 2555 Horseshoe Rd. Lancaster. Sunday Worship 9:25 AM, Sunday School for all ages 10:45 AM. Children Welcome! Communion 1st Sunday of the month. 717-656-9249 www.salemhellers.com
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH: A Reconciling in Christ (Open & Affirming Congregation). Located at 700 Pleasure Rd.Lancaster. Robin Fero, Pastor. In-person worship: Sat. 5 pm & Sun. 10 am. Online Worship at www.stmatthewelc.com For more info, call (717) 394-9607, or visit our web site.
ST. STEPHEN REFORMED CHURCH (Presbyterian Church In America): “A Beacon on the Hill.” The Word of God is central to our worship. Sunday Worship at 9:30am and 4:00pm. Sunday School for all ages following morning worship. For more information visit www.ststephenpca.org Lead Pastor: Rev. Dr. Andrew DiNardo. 249 E. Main Street New Holland PA 717-354-7871.
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