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Gardens and History Bloom in Marietta
BY CATHY MOLITORIS
Buy a ticket for the Marietta Garden Tour and discover a unique tribute to America: a pool shaped like the Liberty Bell. It’s among the unusual and inspiring sights featured on the tour, set for Sunday, June 7, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The tour will highlight eight stops in and around Marietta, including private homes; a bed and breakfast; and a site on Donegal Place at Furnace Road, where the Musselman/Vesta Furnace was built in 1868.
The building and grounds used to be managed by Lancaster County, but the site was recently transferred to Marietta, making it an ideal spot to showcase on the tour, said tour organizer Karen Sullivan.
Volunteers with Marietta Restoration Associations and Rivertownes PA USA have restored
the office, which displays various artifacts. Tourgoers can also stroll through shaded gardens and view
Crafting Creature Comforts
BY CATHY MOLITORIS
The monsters dreamed up by Donegal kindergartners no longer live only on paper. Thanks to a special collaboration with sixth-graders at Donegal Intermediate School, the colorful creatures sketched in classrooms this winter were transformed into handmade felt plushies,
surprise gifts that quickly became treasured keepsakes for many students.
“What makes this year unique is that this year’s sixth-graders were the recipients of the project the first year in 2020 and now made the project themselves for our current kindergartners,” said Kelly McCart, Donegal Intermediate School art
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Native plants, herbs and berries, flowering perennials and more can be found at stops on the Marietta Garden Tour, including this one along Market Street.
Photo by Cathy Molitoris
Donegal sixth-graders with the plushies they made and the kindergartners’ drawings
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teacher. “This feels ‘full circle’ to me because these sixth-graders now have the opportunity to return the favor in a way.”
McCart explained that Karen Schlasta, a kindergarten teacher at Donegal Primary School, agreed to complete the project with her after McCart suggested the idea based on an assignment she’d completed with high school students in another district.
following, the monsters have been created in the homeroom teacher’s classroom. This year, we are up to five classrooms participating in this special project.”
This year’s project started in January.
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“This was my first year at Donegal, and I wanted to create connections,” McCart said, noting that in the beginning, the students worked with art teacher Jessica Good to design the monsters. “In the years
“A kindergartner creates a drawing of a monster,” McCart explained. “This is usually tied into the curriculum through ELA and math. The teacher reads the story ‘The Color Monster’ by Anna Llenas. In math, the students learn about shapes and how shapes can be used to create larger pictures.”
Using a template, the students work on designing their monster, before McCart’s sixth-graders learn
basic sewing techniques to turn the drawing into a plushie.
“These plushie monsters are then gifted to the kindergartners as a surprise,” she said. “Many of them become keepsakes. I have a few sixth-graders who still have their projects from kindergarten.”
Through a grant from the Donegal Foundation, the project also brought in guest artist Ben Masters.
“He is an artist who sews using refurbished sewing machines that he pedal-powers using bicycles,” McCart said. “I choose him to come into the project and collaborate with students because I wanted to show students how sewing can be a craft for everyone and can be sustainable. I also wanted to show students that artist skills can be monetized into careers someday.”
Masters told the students how he combined his love of cycling and his passion for sewing.
“He then explained how he uses recycled materials like bike tire tubes to create bike bags on his sew-cycle machine,” McCart said. “Students were excited to see technology and engineering combined with art and creativity in this way. He then offered feedback and sewing tips to students as they were finishing their monsters.”
Once the plushies were finished, the sixth-graders held a video visit with the kindergartners and wrote notes to the recipients of their projects.
“It feels very fulfilling and joyful to be able to make them smile,” said sixth-grader Cameron Carroll. “Also, it’s nice how we get to make one for a kindergartner when we got them in kindergarten a long time ago too! Also, it is a great project for us to learn to sew and make other people happy.”
Sixth-grader Emerson Buckner
enjoyed reliving the memory of being on the other end of the project as a kindergartner, while both Cameron and sixth-grader Addison Buckwalter noted they still have their plushies they received in kindergarten.
Added Cameron, “This project is a great project for sixth-graders and has a bit of joy.”
McCart encourages teachers in other districts to consider a similar project.
“This is a neat way to give back to younger students and create community in a district,” she said.
A student enjoys trying out Ben Masters’ sew-cycle.
“I recall having a sixth-grade buddy when I was a kindergartner. When we foster connection and do something special for
someone else, students can feel a sense of empathy and pride in making something with their own hands as a gift. It is very exciting for the kindergarten students to see their work come to life.”
Donegal Drops District Opener to Shippensburg
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photos by Bob Diller
Donegal’s leftfielder Savannah Wheaton extends for the grab against Shippensburg in an 8-2 loss during the PIAA District III 5A opening round on Monday, May 18, in Mount Joy.
Monday, May 18, Donegal’s Madison Coble connects with the ball against Shippensburg in an 8-2 loss during the PIAA District III 5A opening round in Mount Joy.
During the PIAA District III 5A opening round on Monday, May 18, Donegal’s Nyah Gibbs makes the grab in centerfield against Shippensburg in an 8-2 loss in Mount Joy.
The Indians’ third baseman Lauren Good makes the throw to Addyson Davila-Smith at first base against Shippensburg in an 8-2 loss during the PIAA District III 5A opening round on Monday, May 18.
In Mount Joy, on Monday, May 18, Indians’ catcher Lea Krow squeezes a fast ball against Shippensburg in an 8-2
Donegal’s Samyah Deleon hits a grounder to the infield against Shippensburg in an 8-2 loss during the PIAA District III 5A opening round on Monday, May 18, in Mount Joy.
the ruins of the last of eight anthracite-fired hot blast furnaces built between Marietta and Columbia.
“Across the street used to be an open field, but now it’s been seeded with wildflowers,” Sullivan said. “I can’t guarantee they’ll be blooming at that time, but they are beautiful when they do bloom, and people can visit there any time. We have suggested for the tour that people walk down to the Susquehanna River. You can see Chickies Rock and the two bridges from there.”
Several of the stops on the garden tour have never been featured before, including a home at 609 W. Market St. This site features native plants, edible herbs and berries and a rock garden with numerous varieties of Japanese maple trees. Other homes feature color hydrangeas, majestic mature trees, flowering plants and numerous types of roses.
The home with the Liberty Bell pool, located at 81 N. Bank St., is a Georgian farmhouse that was built in 1764.
“It’s one of the oldest buildings in Marietta, if not the oldest,”
Sullivan said. The garden features elm and black walnut trees and an outhouse repurposed as a garden shed.
Along with the gardens, the tour will feature two seminars at the Marietta Community House, 264 W. Market St. Members of the Susquehanna Herb Guild will lead programs on “Herbs and Their Many Uses” at 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. The cost of the seminars is included in the tour ticket price.
The Marietta Community House will also host a pork barbecue meal, featuring a sandwich, chips, baked beans, a cookie and a drink. Meals will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis, and Sullivan recommends coming early, as the meals always sell out.
First National Coffee and Coworking, located at 100 W. Market St. inside a historic bank, will be open for a tour rest stop, and people are invited to enjoy refreshments at Mulberry Thrill, located at the rear of the building. Proceeds from the tour benefit the preservation of the Marietta Community House, which includes two buildings and hosts a variety of
events at the site.
Sullivan noted that the garden tour requires support from a large committee of volunteers who serve on the Community House board.
“I’d like to express my thanks and gratitude for their help,” she said. “It takes a team to do all of this.”
She encourages people to come to the garden tour to see the creativity of Marietta residents and walk away inspired.
“It’s great for getting ideas for your own yard,” she said. “I think most people who come like the tour for that reason, but there’s also the historic nature of Marietta itself and the houses on the tour - that’s a big draw.”
Advance tickets are available for a discount until 5 p.m. on Friday, June 5. They may be purchased at Mulberry Thrill; Floral Designs of Mount Joy, 1599 W. Main St., Mount Joy; River Road Produce, 1835 River Road, Marietta; and Murphy’s Mercantile and Co., 261 Locust St., Columbia. Full-price tickets will be available at the Marietta Community House on the day of the event. The tour will be held rain or shine.
Women’s Group Sets Brunch
The Elizabethtown/Mount Joy Christian Women’s Connection invites area ladies to its “Tending to Your Garden” brunch to be held on Thursday, June 4, at 9:30 a.m. at Gus’s Keystone Restaurant, 1050 W. Main St., Mount Joy.
Cindy Schnee, a vocalist from Mount Joy, will present music. Small business owner and entrepreneur Lavanda Moore from Spruce Pine, N.C., will share “When You Get to the End of Your Rope, Tie a Knot in It and Hang On!”
Prepaid reservations must be received by Friday, May 29. For more information or to make a reservation, call Sandy at 717-580-5421.
*Walk of Remembrance to the Garden of Hope (Garden is located on the grounds of the Homestead)
*Reading of the babies’ names
*Releasing of yellow balloons of remembrance
*Prayer of blessing
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Mount Joy Anniversary Apparel Available
The Mount Joy Area Chamber of Commerce and Voyage Mount Joy have teamed up to offer a special line of apparel celebrating Mount Joy’s 175th anniversary. Community members may browse available styles, including youth sizes and additional options, and place orders at www.mountjoychamber .com or www.voyagemount joy.com.
The items are only available by preorder, and all orders must be submitted by Saturday, June 6.
Once production is complete, orders will be available for pickup during the week of Monday, June 22, at the Milanof-Schock Library, 1184 Anderson Ferry Road, Mount Joy.
Proceeds from all anniversary gear sales will benefit the MilanofSchock Library and the Mount Joy Area Historical Society, helping to support local history, learning, and community programming.
For more details, call the Mount Joy Chamber office at 717-653-0773.
Flower Club to Meet
The Elizabethtown Flower Club will meet at noon on Monday, June 1, at The Gathering Place, 6 Pine St., Mount Joy. The program will be “Companion Planting” by Kristine Tebay, director of landscape and land manage -
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to all the students, parents/guardians, teachers, staff, and administrators for their support of our Class of 2026 Graduates.
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