Garden Spot /townlively
NOVEMBER 25, 2020
SERVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES SINCE 1954
VOL LVI • NO 50
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Terre Hill To Hold Christmas In The Park BY ANN MEAD ASH
he third celebration of Terre Hill’s Christmas in the Park will be held Friday, Dec. 4; Saturday, Dec. 5; and Sunday, Dec. 6, from 5 to 9 p.m. each evening in the park located at 210 Lancaster Ave., Terre Hill. John Styer and his helpers have been working since October to prepare the lighted trail and other displays for the event.
evening, will be by suggested donation. A golf cart will be available to help those with mobility issues enjoy the lighted scenes. Other outdoor activities designed to delight people of all ages will include live ice carving on Dec. 4 and 5, mini golf, and fire pits for making s’mores. Styer noted that a number of holiday craft vendors will be attending, and the Northeastern Lancaster County Food Bank will have a display.
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“We have tens of thousands of lights,� said Styer, who noted that new scenes and displays have been created especially for the 2020 trail. “We moved things around, and we have new lighting, so those who came before can expect something different,� said Styer. Admission to the event is free, but the lighted trail, which offers a live Nativity from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each
Working to prepare the Terre Hill Park for Christmas are (from left) Noah Keckler, Daniel Styer, and John Styer.
“(Activities) will be spread out throughout the park,� said Styer. Outdoor entertainment will include a different musical group each night on the Terre Hill Park stage. On Dec. 4, Left Field will play. On Dec. 5, the group Echo North will take the stage, and on Dec. 6, The Martin Sisters Band will be featured. “ We will still have several indoor activities,� noted Styer. “ We will offer several crafts, which are free.� Some indoor activities will be held at Vibrant Church, which is adjacent to the park. The number of people inside a building will be limited, and masks will be required to enter certain areas, such as the craft and vendor areas. Food, including kettle corn and funnel cakes, will be available for purchase at the pavilion each night. Styer noted that a separate coffee stand will be on-site. Visitors to the park will have the opportunity to pick up a map with a list of homes participating in the Terre Hill Christmas decorating competition. Styer said visitors are welcome to vote for their favorite houses online at www.terrehill days.com. Winners will be announced the following week. “It will be a different event this year, but hopefully people can still enjoy it,� said Styer. “Even if they only want to see the trail, groups will be spaced apart, so they can do that in their safety and comfort.�
Goodman Chiropractic Opens In Ephrata Goodman Chiropractic has opened at 3440 Rothsville Road, Ephrata, after a fire destroyed its previous New Holland location in 2019. After working with the founder of an upper cervical technique in Michigan for three years, chiropractor Dr. Steven Goodman moved to Lancaster in 1980. He developed the Goodman Method of Chiropractic, which focuses on the upper cervical spine. He notes that because the head and neck are vital to one’s balance, the specialized service focuses on getting to the root of debilitating pain, See Goodman Chiropractic pg 3
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