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Donegal Chapter of Trout Unlimited will join with other groups for its annual stream cleanup on Saturday, March 16. Attendees will meet at Millport Conservancy, 737 E. Millport Road, Lititz, at 8 a.m. to clean up Lititz Run. Email Dan Zimmerman at dzimmerman@donegaltu.org. GOLD MEDAL PLANTS
Lancaster County Garden Club will present Chuck Hinkle, garden supervisor, Scott Arboretum, at its meeting on Monday, March 11, at 7 p.m. at Salem United Church of Christ, 2312 Marietta Ave., Rohrerstown. Hinkle will speak on “Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Gold Medal Plants - Trees, Shrubs, and Perennials.” There is a nominal fee for guests. Contact info@lancastergardenclub.org .
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MTPA To Present “Once On This Island” By Ann Mead Ash
In the fall of 1990, Mark Wagner, director of the Manheim Township Performing Arts (MTPA), and his wife, Beth, entered a theater on Broadway to see a musical they knew nothing about called “Once on This Island.” “We couldn’t have been more delighted with our choice,” said Mark. “We were enthralled with a beautiful tale of the power and persistence of love in the midst of prejudice.” Later that decade, Mark directed the show on the
Manheim Township High School (MTHS) stage, and now he is preparing to do it again. MTPA will present “Once on This Island” on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, March 14, 15, and 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the MTHS auditorium, 115 Blue Streak Blvd., Lancaster. “Once on This Island” is a celebration of the human heart written by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty that combines “My Love, My Love” by Rosa Guy with Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Little Mermaid.” The story opens on
a storm-tossed island as the inhabitants comfort a frightened little girl, played by Kristen Bennett, by telling the story of an orphan named Ti Moune, who was destined to love too much for a human heart to bear. The villagers telling the story transform into the characters, including Ti Moune, played by Annalise Prentiss, and her rich, ill-fated love, Daniel, played by Nicolas Rivera. Daniel rejects her for Andrea, “one of his own,” played by Annyka Savin. Ti Moune’s foster parents, Mama Euralie and Tonton Julian, are See MTPA pg 3
Members of the cast of the Manheim Township Performing Arts production of “Once on This Island” rehearse to present the play at Manheim Township High School on March 14, 15, and 16.
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will be offered on Saturday, March 16, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Hotel Rock Lititz, 50 Rock Lititz Blvd., Lititz. The class will teach makeup application, how to develop a clown persona, clown etiquette, and the role of clowns at the Make-A-Wish Mother’s Day Truck Convoy. There is a cost to attend, which includes a makeup kit, lunch, and class materials. For reservations, contact Amy Nolt at 717-587-9841. OPEN HOUSE
Lancaster Country Day School (LCDS), 725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster, will host an open house for prospective students and their families at 10:45 a.m. on Saturday, March 16. The open house will include opening remarks from head of school Steve Lisk, a question-andanswer session, a tour of the campus, and comments from the heads of the lower, middle, and upper schools. Preregistration is requested by calling 717-392-1942 or visiting www.lancaster countryday.org/OpenHouse.
Masons Plan Spring Pie Fundraiser St. Patrick’s Day Big Band Event Local Masons will once Will Benefit Emerald Center Program again volunteer to bake 4,000 pies this year in s u p port of the Children’s Dyslexia Center of Lancaster. The spring and fall fruit pie sales generate approximately 40 percent of the center’s annual operating budget. Spring pie orders will be accepted through Wednesday, March 13, and will be available for pickup just in time for Easter on Wednesday, April 17, between 2 and 6 p.m. at various distribution points throughout Lancaster County, including Ephrata, Mount Joy, Elizabethtown, Quarryville, and Lancaster. Pies will be available fresh or frozen in peach crumb, apple crumb, and cherry crumb varieties; pumpkin and sugar-free apple pies will also be available. See Spring Pie Sale pg 4
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The St. Patrick’s Day Big Band Celebration held at the Emerald Center (The E) is designed for the entertainment of
Volunteers Paul Sirback (left) and Joe Weickel helped to make thousands of fruit pies last fall to benefit the Children’s Dyslexia Center of Lancaster. Orders for the spring pie sale will be accepted through March 13, and pies will be ready for pickup on April 17.
those who enjoy the sounds associated with the musical era that began in 1935. But Mollie Divet, Access to Opportunities assistant director with The E, is equally as excited about what See St. Patrick’s Day Event pg 5
Corsair Blue Jazz Orchestra (left photo) will play at the St. Patrick’s Day Big Band Celebration at the Emerald Center (The E) on March 16 to help fund a STEM curriculum for the Access to Opportunities After-School Program (right photo), also held at The E. Doors will open at 7 p.m., and the band will begin to play at 8 p.m. The
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About three years ago, Homes of Hope, a program of Love INC, had a presence in Manheim, but a lack of partnering churches caused the committee to dissolve. About 18 months ago, Bill Melone, community care minister with Manheim Brethren in Christ, and Karl McKinney, pastor with Erisman Mennonite Church, connected to form a new committee. Fast forward to March of 2019, and Manheim now has a steering committee of four headed by Melone, as well as a home in the downtown area occupied by a family that has been approved for the Homes of Hope program. According to Melone, the committee came together with a focus on the need for affordable housing in the area and connected with Love INC, which currently oversees 10 Homes of Hope in eight Lancaster County communities. During the summer of 2018, a house became available in Manheim, and the committee signed a lease and enlisted volunteer help in preparing the home for a family. “People in the community joined together to help with decorating, and all the furniture has been donated,” said Melone, who noted that members of the
sewing circle at Erisman Mennonite have donated comforters. The comforters, coupled with furniture donated by other volunteers, create a decor that is both contemporary and comfortable. “It has really come together,” said Melone. To qualify, families must complete an intake assessment with a Homes of Hope coordinator. “(Candidates) must be families with children and typically (live) in the school district or an adjoining school district,” explained Melone, who added that referrals often come from the school district’s social worker. The family must have ex perienced homelessness, although qualifying families may be staying with family members. A typical stay in a Homes of Hope home lasts four to five months, although a family may stay six months under certain circumstances. Just as important as the physical home is the support that the occupying family will receive from trained mentors and budget coaches. Rick Thompson, who is a member of the Warwick Homes of Hope committee as a representative of St. James Catholic Church in Lititz, said that regular contact with mentors and budget
coaches is essential. “The financial circumstances of these families (call for) weekly guidance with the budget coach mentors,” said Thompson, who added that goals and expectations for the families are set by the coordinator as well as the budget coaches and mentors. Financial goals involve finding ways to save for the security deposit and first month’s rent on the family’s next apartment, but other types of goals are set as well. “(Goals may include) getting on track regarding doctors’ appointments or making sure transportation for everyone in the household is taken care of,” said Thompson. Thompson noted that the Warwick program has been in place for more than five years. Five families have lived in the current house, which was acquired for use in 2016. “We have had varied experiences (with families),” explained Thompson. “Sometimes people have run the course and may or may not be equipped to make the jump to independence, but we have had some who made it.” He noted that homelessness is not usually the only issue facing families who take part in the program. He named health issues, transportation issues, and
employment issues among the problems that the families must overcome. “The jobs of the mentors and budget coaches are admirable,” he said, adding that families that take part should always benefit from receiving education that they can transfer to future situations. The Warwick Homes of Hope committee currently has about a dozen participants representing nine churches. “Most are smaller churches, and this is their way of contributing to the housing needs of local people,” explained Thompson. Looking to Warwick’s program as a model, Melone hopes to see more churches represented on the Manheim committee. Readers who wish to help with the Manheim program may contact Melone at bill@manheimbic.org. Pictured on front: Rick
Thompson (left), a member of the Warwick Homes of Hope committee; Bill Melone (seated in center), the head of the Manheim Homes of Hope committee; and Karl McKinney (right), a member of the Manheim committee, are happy to have a family living in the house that has been prepared in Manheim to aid families in overcoming homelessness.
Miskie To Perform At Cafe Singer-songwriter Matt Miskie will perform at Emmaus Road Cafe, 1886 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, on Saturday, March 9. The doors will open at 7 p.m., and the music will start at 7:30 p.m. Miskie’s repertoire consists largely of classic singer-songwriter tunes, folk rock, and classic rock of the ’60s and ’70s intermixed with familiar traditional American and Celtic ballads. A typical performance may include selections from John Denver, James Taylor, Simon and Garfunkel, Credence Clearwater Revival, Joni Mitchell, the Beatles, and others.
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A Touch Of The Irish For Scouts’ Spaghetti Dinner The timing of Boy Scout Troop 64’s annual spaghetti dinner is such that this year’s event will have an extra bit of flair. The allyou-can-eat meal will be held at Salem United Church of Christ of Rohrerstown, 2312 Marietta Ave., Lancaster from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 16, which is the day before St. Patrick’s Day. In honor of the Irish holiday, an array of shamrock-themed crafts will be available for children to make while adults socialize. Attendees are also invited to wear green, said assistant Scoutmaster Nina Evans. Following the tradition set by the originators of the spaghetti dinner, the menu will feature spaghetti and meatballs, salad, bread, desserts, and beverages. Meatless and gluten-free entrée options will be available. Also, as is tradition, the Scouts will lead rousing renditions of the song “On Top of Spaghetti” at least three times during the meal, said Scoutmaster Pat Evans. Tickets are required for admission to the dinner, and they may be purchased from a member of Troop 64 or by calling Nina at 717-572-3448. Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
The proceeds from the dinner will be divided between Troop 64’s group account and the Scouts’ individual accounts. The group account is used to fund sponsorships for Scouts to attend National Youth Leadership Training and to subsidize the cost of summer camp. The boys’ accounts help to make it possible for them to go camping and take part in other adventures. Highlights this year will include a week of summer camp at Rodney Scout Reservation in Maryland and attendance at World Jamboree, which will take place in West Virginia. World Jamboree was last held in the United States in 1967. “It’s an opportunity for our Scouts to see what Scouting is like around the world,” Pat explained, adding that trading council patches will be one of the tools used to break the ice among unfamiliar Scouts. “(Trading) forces them to interact with people they wouldn’t otherwise.” A group of 16 Scouts and four adults plans to venture to World Jamboree. In order to save money, the group will stay at a campsite and prepare most of its own meals. The cost per person will be about $500. “We try to keep it as cheap as we can,” Pat said. “Scouting is thrifty. It’s part of the Scout law.”
Fruit Growers MTPA from pg 1 Plan Workshop The Backyard Fruit Growers will present an Apple Grafting Workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, at Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum, 2451 Kissel Hill Road, Lancaster. The workshop will include an instruction class, followed by a guided grafting session, where experienced grafters will assist and instruct. The per-person fee includes materials for grafting two trees. More materials may be purchased for a nominal fee. Participants may choose from 100 antique and modern varieties. To register, visit http://landis valleymuseum.org, click “View More Events,” and scroll to the event on March 23. Registration is also available by calling Landis Valley at 717-569-0401. The Backyard Fruit Growers members gather several times each year to share fruit-growing ideas and fellowship. For more information, visit www.byfg.org or call Andy Weidman at 717-813-1874.
played by Anaya Milligan and Mason Norris, respectively, and Daniel’s father, Armand, is played by Xavier Cedeno-Brava. Under the watchful eyes of Erzulie, goddess of love, portrayed by April Marion; Asaka, mother of the earth, played by Yasmin Nicholas; Agwe, god of water, played by Grant Dombach; and the dreaded Papa Ge, demon of death, portrayed by Baird Thompson, the storytellers and Ti Moune discover love, rejection, prejudice, and even death-defying forgiveness. According to Mark, the Wagners enjoyment of the musical was based in part on its simplicity. “One of the reasons that we fell in love with ‘Once on This Island’ is that its effectiveness relies on the ability of the actors to tell a simple and powerful story,” explained Mark, who noted that the musical stands out in a time
Still, there will be plenty of fun and educational things to do. The group plans to go whitewater rafting, ziplining, mountain biking, and hiking. “Hopefully (they’ll work on) a conservation project while they’re there,” Nina said. “There are lots of opportunities.” In April, the entire troop will have the chance to work on a conservation project close to home. In conjunction with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay,
Troop 64 will plant a riparian buffer along Brubaker Run in Rader Park, which is located next to Homestead Village. The Scouts have committed to maintain the buffer for two years. Membership in Troop 64 is open to boys ages 11 to 18. The group meets on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at Salem Church. For more information about the troop or the spaghetti dinner, readers may call Nina at 717-572-3448.
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Boy Scout Troop 64 members (from left) Adrian Ramos, Zach Greineder, Tristan Evans, and Blake Clutter announce that the group’s annual spaghetti dinner will take place on March 16 in Rohrerstown. The event will feature some Irish flair this year.
period when special effects and lavish sets are popular. “‘Once on This Island’ rests on the performers’ capacity to create and to engage us,” Mark explained. The show boasts more than 20 songs that Mark noted overflow with a sense of joy. He noted that many songs should elicit smiles from audience members, including an early number called “We Dance.” Challenges of the show, according to Mark, include teaching to actors to sustain their focus since the full cast is on stage throughout the show. “The cast (members are) working hard to make sure that they are fully engaged in telling the story throughout the musical,” said Mark, who added that the students love the material. “Many of them were familiar with the show, and some had
even seen the recent Broadway revival,” he noted. Excited to share a musical for which he and his wife feel so much affection, Mark is looking forward to the ways the production might affect audience members. “We hope that the audiences will leave our production having fallen in love with this touching and beautiful musical tale,” he stated. “We hope that its core idea of love being stronger than prejudice will resonate with everyone who comes to see it.” Tickets will be available at the school box office in the auditorium lobby on Monday, March 11, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tickets may also be purchased online at http://mtpa.mtwp.net. Discounts will be offered for students and senior citizens. Readers who have questions may call the school at 717-560-3097, ext. 3395.
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Spring Pie Sale from pg 1 The Children’s Dyslexia Center of Lancaster currently serves 30 children from Lancaster, York, and Chester counties, offering free Orton-Gillingham remediation for dyslexia. The center is a nonprofit organization supported through various fundraising events, including Easter and Thanksgiving pie sales, a walk in October, the Extraordinary Give, apple dumpling and chicken corn soup sales, and the sale of car wash coupons. The Children’s Dyslexia Center of Lancaster is located in the Masonic Center of
Lancaster County, 213 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster, whose members run many of the dyslexia program’s fundraisers. For more than two decades, the Scottish Rite Masons, Northern Jurisdiction, have helped to lead the national effort to support children and their families as they overcome the obstacles of dyslexia through their financial support of 45 active centers in 13 states. Dyslexia is a neurologically based condition that affects language acquisition, processing,
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St. Anthony of Padua Church will offer meditative organ music during Lent Fridays, March 8 through April 12, at 1 p.m. Following the music, at 1:30 p.m., Resurrection Catholic School students will lead Stations of the Cross. On Good Friday, April 19, music will begin at 11:30 a.m. and will switch from the organ to piano, guitar and vocals. Afterward, at noon, St. Anthony’s youth ministry will present “Stations of the Cross for
Families,” a prayerful retelling of Jesus Christ’s Passion. Parish and area musicians will play music of the Lenten season for meditation and contemplation. On March 8, Karl E. Moyer, organist at St. John’s Episcopal Church, Marietta, will open the program with the music of Camille Saint-Saëns, Johann Ludwig Krebs, J. S. Bach, Johannes Brahms and Anton Bruckner. On March 15, Terry Heisey,
organist at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Lebanon, will play the organ. On March 22, Eileen Laurence will play the organ. Laurence leads the Willow Bells bell choir and the bell choir at First Presbyterian Church. Laurence also serves as a substitute organist. On March 29, Karen Eddinger, organist and Minister of Music at Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading, will play the organ. On April 5, Robert Horton, organist and choirmaster at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, will play the organ. On April 12, Murray Foreman, recently retired organist and director of music at Lancaster’s Grace Lutheran Church, will play the organ. On April 19, at 11:30 a.m., Mark Erb, an organist at St. Anthony of Padua Church and St. Joseph Catholic Church in Lancaster, will play piano. Bob Grabowski will accompany on guitar and vocals. He has served as a musician at St. Anthony of Padua and is music director there.
Resurrection Catholic School students (from left) Annalise Kauffman, Shania Crespo and An Nguyen led Stations of the Cross at St. Anthony of Padua Church in 2018. The church and school will offer Lenten evetns on Fridays, March 8 to April 12.
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will happen when the music stops. “(When the band) takes a break, (we will) talk about the (Access to Opportunities) AfterSchool Program,” said Divet. The second St. Patrick’s Day Big Band Celebration, which will benefit the after-school program, will be held at The E, 2120 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, on Saturday, March 16, from 7 to 11 p.m. in the ballroom. Big band music provided by Corsair Blue Jazz Orchestra (CBJO), heavy hors d’oeuvres, and green beverages will all be featured at the fundraiser. Divet laid out the evening’s schedule by noting that doors will open at 7 p.m. and that background music will be played while appetizers are served. “We will make an introduction and (explain) where the proceeds will go,” said Divet, who noted that the band will begin to play at 8 p.m. During the band’s break at 9 p.m., attendees will learn about the Access to Opportunities program and be given a chance to donate. Individuals will receive a carnation colored to designate a specific donation amount. Divet noted that carnations will be colored green and gold. The band will then resume playing until 10 p.m. CBJO is known for its repertoire of American big band music performances that aim to bring nostalgia and celebrate the nation’s history. CBJO will perform music associated with wellknown favorites including Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, and other great artists of that era. In addition, a dancing group known as The Ladybirds will perform. “(The Ladybirds) will encourage others to get up and dance,” said Divet, who added that dancing will be strongly encouraged this year. Organizers
hope to have members of the local ballroom dance and swing dance communities present as well. The Access to Opportunities After-School Program currently serves nearly 30 students in grades two through four from Nitrauer and Brecht elementary schools. “The students come Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m.,” said Divet, who explained that the students are served a hot meal provided by a partnership with the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. The program includes yoga and other physical activities. Academically, there has been a focus on literacy. “ We had education students from Millersville University doing one-on-one literacy intervention, and the students loved that,” shared Divet. W hile the program has emphasized literacy, Divet noted that providing an allinclusive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) component has been a goal of the program. The E is working with the North Museum in a partnership to provide a STEM program to the students. Funds raised at the St. Patrick’s Day Big Band Celebration will help cover the costs of that program. Divet also hopes to raise the funds necessary to potentially hold a two-week summer program. Although the program would probably focus on literacy, a number of other activities could be included, such as yoga, team-building exercises, nutritional education, and more. Tickets for the dance may be obtained by searching “St. Patrick’s Day Big Band Celebration,” on Eventbrite. Tickets may also be purchased in person at The E.
Nesbitt Named To Board The Lancaster County nonprofit Parkinson’s Circle of Care Alliance has welcomed Drew Nesbitt as a new board member. He will join the organization in its vision to improve the lives of those with Parkinson’s disease and their caretakers. Nesbitt is a physical therapist and clinic director at Hartz Physical Therapy, Lancaster East. He has been with the company since 2010, and he has an interest in neurological and vestibular issues. He believes in a partnering approach between movement specialist/neurologist, physical therapist and client/caregiver. Nesbitt is a graduate of Hempfield High School. He received his Bachelor of Science in biology from East Stroudsburg University and a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Arcadia University. At East Stroudsburg, he was captain of the crosscountry and track and field teams. He continues to run competitively and is a member of the F&M Track Club. He has successfully completed the Boston Marathon. Nesbitt has served on the board of Girls on the Run and continues his work on the Girls on the Run 5K race committee. Drew and his wife, Amanda, live in Lancaster with their two young children. To learn more about Parkinson’s Circle of Care Alliance, readers may visit www.ParkinsonsCCA.org.
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Roundtable Plans Meeting Compass Mark Awards Grants During the next meeting of the 1862 raid, which featured Maj.
Boating Safety Course Posted The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 19-04 of Lancaster will present an eight-hour About Boating Safely course on Saturday, March 16, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Arconic Training Facility in Lancaster. Participants should enter the site from Rohrerstown Road. The boat and water safety course topics include Introduction to Boating, Boating Law, Safety Equipment, Safe Boating, Navigation, Rules of the Road, and Trailering, as well as other boating tips. The class is mandatory for all operators of personal watercraft
and for persons born after Jan. 1, 1982, who operate a boat with greater than a 25 HP motor. Students who successfully complete the course and certification exam will be eligible to receive a certificate from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. The course is NASBLA approved. Space is limited. Preregistration and payment are required by Tuesday, March 12. Classroom check-in will begin at 7:30 a.m. on the day of the course. For information, including how to register, readers may contact Matthew Samley at 717-581-3434.
Lancaster Civil War Roundtable, local author and historian Mary Weigley will present “Kilpatrick’s Raid Around Atlanta, August 18 to 22, 1864.” The meeting will be held on Thursday, March 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lititz Public Library, 651 Kissel Hill Road, Lititz. The raid was the third attempt by the Union cavalry to cut the communication and supply lines of the Confederate Army as part of the Atlanta Campaign. Focusing on official reports, diaries, and letters from participants and accounts written after the war, Weigley will tell the story of the
Gen. Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, through the eyes of both Union and Confederate soldiers. Weigley is a native of Lebanon County and earned a Bachelor of Arts in American history from LaRoche College in Pittsburgh. She is a quilter and a freelance writer, and she has focused on genealogical research into her family tree. The program is free and open to the public. For more information, readers may contact lancastercivil warroundtable@gmail.com, visit www.lancastercivilewarround table.org, or call Micky at 717-940-7411.
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KWVA Chapter Plans Meeting The Gen. John H. Michaelis Chapter 327 of the Korean War Veterans Association (KWVA) will meet at noon on Wednesday, March 13, in the Eagle Commons of Woodcrest Villa, 2001 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster. The speaker will be Harvey Scolnick, a retired FAA air traffic controller with more than 50 years of experience. Membership in the KWVA is open to all servicemen and
women who served in Korea at any time from 1945 to the present or were in uniform serving anywhere from June 25, 1950, to Jan. 31, 1955. A special effort is being made to recruit service men and women who served in Korea at any time following the armistice in July 1957. For more information, readers may contact Paul Cunningham at 717-299-1990.
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The Dutchland All-Stars will take on the Southern Delaware Roller Girls in Dutchland’s first game of the season on Saturday, March 9. The Dutchland Blitz will play the Jersey Shore Roller Girls in the second game. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., and the first whistle will be blown at 6 p.m. Games will take place at
Overlook Activities Center, 301 Golf Drive, Lancaster. The family-friendly event will offer a children’s activities table. Tickets can be purchased at the door. General admission and VIP tickets will be available. Children under age 10 may attend for free. For more information, readers may contact dutchlandrollers@yahoo.com.
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Eby Named To President’s List Adam Eby of Lancaster was among 61 Elmira College Soaring Eagles on the Empire 8 Conference’s semiannual president’s list, which recognizes studentathletes who earned a grade point average of 3.75 or higher during the fall term. Eligible student-athletes must be enrolled full-time at a conference institution, participate on a varsity team, and display positive conduct on and off campus. In total, the Empire 8’s nine full-time members and 10 affiliates saw 817 student-athletes receive president’s list accolades during the fall. R032745
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Widows Group To Meet Widow to Widow - Lancaster will meet on Saturday, March 9, at 10 a.m. in the Legacy Room at Worship Center, 2384 New Holland Pike, Lancaster. Physical therapists Ryan Cordell and Ira “Sam” Manalo will present “Everyday Exercises and Body Mechanics.” They will discuss and demonstrate exercises designed to help prevent falls and bodily injuries in everyday chores and activities. All widows are welcome. For more information, readers may contact Elaine Severein at 717-468-5239.
To expand the reach and impact of high-quality drug and alcohol abuse prevention services, Compass Mark supports local coalitions that are doing prevention work in the community. This year, Compass Mark received funds from the Lancaster County Drug and Alcohol Commission to award several mini-grants to projects. Compass Mark recently announced it awarded more than $26,000 in mini-grants to four Lancaster County coalitions for prevention projects that will be implemented between now and June. Grant recipients include Ephrata Cares, Lancaster County Recovery Alliance (LCRA), Donegal Substance Abuse Alliance (DSAA), and The Bridges Poverty Task Force. The Ephrata Public Library, Ephrata Cares, and the Northern Lancaster HUB will design, facilitate, and staff a 21-week character education afterschool program for tweens and teenagers in the Ephrata community. Designed around 12 values to strengthen and increase community protective factors against substance abuse and addiction, the after-school program, called “Character Matters,” will take place at the Ephrata Public Library. The library will also provide reading materials for families and teenagers to educate themselves about substance abuse and addiction. LCRA will introduce the Media Education Project (MEP), which focuses on sharing evidence-based education as well as prevention strategies with the media, so that they can maximize their role as leaders in this community health issue. The primary focus will be on the use of language and attitude as well as the depiction of those affected by addiction in the media. The LCRA MEP team
will meet with representatives from local media outlets, comprising print, radio, digital, and television, to educate them face-to-face about the disease of addiction and language and image standards. DSAA will host bi-monthly family retreats where adult family members attend a full day of education about addiction, self-care, and family issues. Many people struggle to understand addiction and how it changes their loved one’s behavior. The family retreats will provide access to education and resources that can help families better support and assist their loved ones, while also teaching self-care tactics to keep the family unit healthy. The Bridges Poverty Task Force aims to support the health and the ability of individuals to withstand challenges, such as poverty. With their grant, they will host collaboration meetings within the community to address the needs and barriers of those experiencing poverty or other social problems. The meetings will help build awareness of the Bridges Task Force, build community, and provide access to resources to those unable to find help or unaware that help exists. The organization will also host monthly dinners during which providers and parents will be invited to share and collaborate around needs and resources. Compass Mark’s mission is to prevent addiction through education, skill-building, and community mobilization. The nonprofit serves Lancaster and Lebanon counties and seeks to guide and empower all people toward healthy, fulfilling lives free from addiction. More information is available at www.compassmark.org.
CHAP Convention To Take Place In Lancaster The 2019 CHAP Convention will take place at the Lancaster County Convention Center, 25 S. Queen St., Lancaster, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, June 14, and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 15. A shopping-only pass will be available on June 14 from 2 to 6 p.m. The convention, hosted by the Christian Homeschool Association of Pennsylvania (CHAP), will feature interactive sessions for the whole family. There will be focuses on art, science, and photography, including a photography contest. Help will be available for parents to evaluate their child’s writing. Also featured will be make-and-take busy bags for toddlers, as well as Teen Track. Interactive booths will be set up throughout the vendor hall and will include a life-size dinosaur. More than 100 vendors
will showcase their products. Keynotes have been scheduled for both days, and there will be more than 60 workshops presented by new and returning speakers. A free concert with Phredd, also known as Fred McNaughton from WJTL, will take place in the evening on June 14, and WJTL’s Kids Cookie Break will broadcast live in the morning on June 15. Early-bird registration, which is available to CHAP members only, will be open through Friday, March 15. To learn how to become a CHAP member, readers may visit https://chap online.site-ym.com/page/ Levels. For more information or to register, readers may visit https://conv.chaponline.com/. Individuals are encouraged to register early to receive discounts and have a selection of volunteer jobs.
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On Wednesday, March 13, at 7:30 p.m., The Arts at Millersville will present “Randy Otto Is Winston Churchill - The Blitz.” As a committed academic Churchill study, Otto’s portrayal is endorsed by Churchill’s own grandson. The show will be followed by a question-andanswer session with the actor and will take place in Steinman Hall at the Ware Center Millersville University, 42 N. Prince St., Lancaster. This performance is part of the Performing Arts Series. For more information, including how to purchase tickets, readers may visit www.ArtsMU.com.
Seiple of Mount Joy have announced their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of Andrea Sauder of Mountville. She graduated from Hempfield High School in 2011 and Lancaster County Career and Technology Center in 2017. She is employed in Lancaster County. Mr. Seiple is the son of John and Melanie Seiple of Mount Joy. He graduated from a homeschooling program/Donegal 2009. He is employed in Etters. High School in 2007 and ConA May 2020 wedding is solidated School of Business in planned.
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Resurrection Catholic School kindergartners hold signs and sang “This Little Light of Mine” with their fourth-grade buddies during the Light Glows Forth ceremony at the school Jan. 29.
Resurrection fifth- and sixth-grade students participated in the spelling bee Jan. 30.
Resurrection seventh- and eighth-grade students participated in the geography bee on Jan. 30.
Conestoga Herb Guild To Meet The Conestoga Herb Guild will hold its first meeting of the 2019 season at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13, at the Upper Leacock Township War Memorial Building, 54 W. Main St., Leola. Jay and Nancy Stoltzfus will talk about transplanting. Jacqueline Bilder will discuss anise-hyssop, the herb of the year. Guests may attend for a nominal fee and must contact Susan at 717-725-7451 or atkinsateb@aol.com to register.
Students at Resurrection Catholic School celebrated Catholic Schools Week in spite of weather-related cancellations that changed many of their plans for traditional activities. Melanie Martinez won the fifth- and sixth-grade spelling bee on Jan. 30, and Declan Nicodemus won the seventh- and eighth-grade geography bee. Melanie and Declan will represent the school at Diocesan bees in Harrisburg in April. The school celebrated with a bingo event. Multicolored glow sticks shone in a darkened gym during a Light Glows Forth ceremony Jan. 29. The colors represented the various groups that support the school and also the different ways they contribute. Principal Brenda Weaver thanked each group, and students and guests broke their sticks to release the brightness. Guests represented donors, benefactors, volunteers, families, parishes, current and past students and staff, religious education and the media. On Jan. 28, students created hundreds of valentines for veterans at area veterans’ hospitals. When school closed due to cold weather, the breakfast for families was rescheduled for Feb. 5. Catholic Schools Week took place fron Jan. 27 to Feb. 3. Masses were celebrated both Sundays at St. Anthony, St. Mary, St. Joseph and San Juan Bautista churches.
Sierra Club Sets Grant Proposal Deadline The Sierra Club - Lancaster Group has set a deadline of Friday, March 29, for organizations to submit proposals for the club’s next round of green project grants. Any Lancaster County organization with a project that promotes sustainability, expands environmental awareness and improves green infrastructure is eligible to apply for a grant. To apply for a grant, readers may visit http://lancastersierra club.org/grant-program, which
defines the program, and then click “Online Application” to access the online grant application. After submission, an email will be returned to confirm that the proposal has been received. Winners will be notified via email on Earth Day, Monday, April 22, and soon after, a list of the awardees will be posted at www.lancastersierraclub.org. Additional information about the program is available by contacting Jim Meenan at 717-4750586 or jimsmeenan@gmail.com.
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Streaks Finish 5th in Districts, Qualify for States The Blue Streaks’ strong second quarter helped them pull ahead 26-10 in Thursday’s contest at Cumberland Valley. Despite an Eagles comeback effort in the third period, the Streaks finished strong with a 16-11 run in the fourth. Senior Will Greiner dropped in a game-high 17 points. “He was unreal,� Johns commented. “That was a season high for him and was one point off his career high. “His career high came in a triple overtime game last year,� continued the coach. “This was 17 points in regulation.� Crespo and Vicidomini poured in 12 and 11, respectively. Mickey Stokes, Engle and Oldac each finished with four points. SWIMMING Gabby Stramara, Charlie Gingrich and the Blue Streaks made quite a splash at the District Three Class-AAA swimming and diving championships at Cumberland Valley High School on Friday and Saturday, March 1-2. Gingrich, who was also part of the boys’ 200-yard freestyle and 200-yard medley relay squads, earned the gold in the 100-yard butterfly in recordsetting fashion. He won the event in 48.79 seconds on Friday. “He has been determined and looking to reach this goal of his,� said head coach Dan Graybill. “He was trying to get under 50 seconds and he not only achieved that, he broke the district record and our school record.� Stramara won the girls’ 100 fly with a time of 56.22. Graybill explained that the victory wasn’t as clear cut, however. “There was another girl breathing down her neck and no time came up when Gabby finished because she didn’t hit the wall firmly enough,� he explained. “It was determined that she had a faster time by 67 one-hundredths of Staff photo a second.� Township’s Tyler Crespo battles a Central York double-team Like Gingrich, she Staff photo during the Blue Streaks’ 74-69 overtime victory in last Tuesday’s Township’s Ben Mann grabs a rebound in too was part of a 200 District Three 6A consolation-round game at Central. front of Central York’s Evan Eisenhart medley relay team during the Blue Streaks’ 74-69 district that earned a medal. consolation-round victory over the host Stramara teamed up Panthers last Tuesday. with Brynn Magrini, by Ara Grigorian
place in the District Three Class 6A playoffs, which concluded on Friday, That 20th victory was oh so nice March 1 when Harrisburg topped for the Manheim Township boys’ Reading for the district title. basketball team. The previous day, in the third- and It wasn’t a milestone win for head fifth- place consolation games, which coach Matt Johns or for the program. were held respectively at Wilson and It wasn’t simply a nice round number at Cumberland Valley, the Township to have 20 wins. squad topped CV 54-39. Meanwhile, Rather, the victory was one which Wilson shaded Chambersburg 53-51 helped the Blue Streaks claim fifth in overtime to claim third. “I’m proud of the way the kids came out and played,� said head coach Matt Johns. “We were definitely focused on what we were going to do each night.� The top six teams from the district advance to the PIAA 6A state playoffs. The Streaks will face Section Seven champ Mount Lebanon in the opening round of PIAA’s. The game is scheduled for Saturday, March 9, at Peters Township. Asked about the distance the team will have to travel, Johns gave a response in line with the squad’s workmanlike attitude. “We’re traveling about three hours and Staff photo Tyler Vicidomini scores in front of Central forty-five minutes,� he York’s Taylor Wright-Rawls during Town- replied. “But we’ve ship’s 74-69 overtime win in last Tuesday’s been on the road since District Three Class 6A consolation-round districts started. It’s just another gym - just contest at Central York.
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slightly father away.� Earlier in the week, victory number 19 was crucial for the Streaks in order to keep their season alive. On Tuesday, Township’s Tyler Crespo could not be stopped. The senior scored 38 points, 15 of which came on the five three-point baskets he sized up perfectly. He was also 9-for-11 at the foul line. “In the second half of that game he was absolutely amazing,� said Johns. “He willed us to victory, scoring 31 of his points in the second half.� That 19th victory was nearly a nervous breakdown as the Panthers clawed ahead to a 30-21 halftime advantage. Township responded with a 22-15 run in the third and managed to pull even at 61-61 at the end of regulation. The Streaks outscored the Panthers 13-8 in the extra period. “We got outscored in the second quarter,� Johns added. “We didn’t have a lot of energy or flow.� Also contributing to the Township offense were Tyler Vicidomini (14 pts.) and Brendan Mellott (13 pts.), the latter of whom made a pair of treys. “Tyler Vicidomini had a very good second half as did Brendan Mellott and Zach Oldac,� added the coach. “Jon Engel, Ben Mann, and Colin Yablonski did some nice stuff for us defensively.�
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Olivia Pyott and Morgan Wylie-Thal to take fifth place (1:49.14). The boys’ 200 medley relay team was made up of Gingrich, Gage Mandrell, Henry Gingrich and Jackson Prevost. They had a strong third-place finish at 1:36.84. The boys’ 200 freestyle relay team included Gingrich, Connor Paladino, Conor Brenton with Prevost also anchoring the group. They took second at 1:25.92, a new school record. Graybill was asked about Prevost’s contribution as the anchor in both events. “Jackson really stepped up for us,� replied the coach. “You can count on him to do a very good split when he’s anchoring the relay.� Prevost’s split in the medley relay was 21.89 seconds while he did a 21.66 in the 200 free relay. Also on the first day of competition, the Township girls’ 200 free relay team of Wylie-Thal, Stramara, Faith Forman and Diana Lamont posted an eighth-place time of 1:41.49. On Saturday, Pyott was in the topfive for the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:06.11. Liz Perot finished fourth in the 500 free. “She dropped 10 seconds with a time of 5:09.60,� Graybill noted. Rob Perot took fifth in the boys’ 500 free with a time of 4:41.66 while Gingrich earned fourth (46.35) in the 100 breaststroke. Shannon O’Hara finished in the top-five for the girls’ 1-meter diving competition. The senior scored 373.50 and narrowly missed fourth place, which was claimed by Governor Mifflin’s Morgan MacMahon. Meredith Gould of Hershey won
the girl’s diving with 431.40. Nico Billoni finished fourth with 360.90 points in the boys’ diving competition. Both Billoni and O’Hara qualified for states. In the team standings, the girls finished in a fifth-place tie with Cumberland Valley at 140 points. The boys’ team finished fourth with 173 points. The Wilson boys (339) and girls team (363.50) were the winners. BOWLING While the Wilson girls and boys swim teams won the district bowling titles, the boys’ bowling team came out on top in the Eastern Pennsylvania Regional Bowling Championships, which were held at Dutch Lanes in Ephrata on Saturday. In the quarterfinals, Manheim Township lost 2-1 to Danville. The top two seeded teams - Cedar Crest and Warwick - had each earned a bye in the quarterfinals. In the semis, Wilson blanked Warwick 2-0 while Cedar Crest topped Danville by the same count. Wilson then edged Crest 2-1 to win the tournament. In the individual rankings Jordan Schell had a total score of 1124, which included a second game that ended at 277. In the first game out, Schell recorded a 242. Among the Township boys, Drew Jaquith scored 945 and Matt Iseman finished with a score of 919. Township qualifying for the quarterfinals came on the strength of the team’s 4165 total points, which seeded the Streaks sixth in the regional tournament.
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Students Use Exercise Ball Chairs because they must constantly move to maintain their balance. According to Samantha Wharton, one of the school’s SixthGrade Academy teachers, having the chairs has allowed her to create a variety of work spaces for students to collaborate, especially for STEM projects. La Academia is a public charter school with an enrollment of 220 students in grades six through 12. The school offers a small individualized program for students in Lancaster County from area school districts. For more information, readers may visit www.lapcs.org or find the school on Facebook and Twitter.
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Samantha Wharton (far right), Sixth-Grade Academy teacher at La Academia Partnership Charter School, and sixth-grade students (from far left) Jose Gonzalez Torres, Leandro Sanchez, Luis Vasquez Cabrera, John Luke Ortiz, Betsyvette Burns, Jeniah Garcia, and Xarelys Nazario use exercise ball chairs in their classroom.
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Students in La Academia Partnership Charter School’s SixthGrade Academy use isokinetic exercise ball chairs in their class. The ball chairs allow for more flexible seating around the room because they are easy to move. The chairs also help students release pent-up energy, and they are believed to help students concentrate, especially when ADHD is a factor. For some students with a sensory processing disorder or ADHD, being in motion allows their brains to be engaged. When children sit on ball chairs, they can direct their natural kinesthetic energy and need for movement in a positive way,
Women’s History Month Events Slated March is National Women’s History Month, and YWCA Lancaster has posted several events commemorating the contributions that women have made in the United States. All of these events will take place at YWCA Lancaster, 110 N. Lime Street, Lancaster, and will be free of charge and open to the public. A First Friday All-Women Art Exhibition took place on March 1 and featured work by artists Salina M. Almanzar, Claudia Salazar,
Rosa Thomas, and Loryn Spangler-Jones. Additionally, the “Soles of Lancaster” exhibit from the 20th running of YWCA Lancaster’s Race Against Racism was on display, and Elizabethtown College students Elizabeth Baker and Emily Baker provided piano music. On Thursday, March 7, a First Thursday Latino and Women’s Summit will be held from 3 to 9 p.m. through YWCA Lancaster in partnership with
Lancaster First Thursday Latino. Everyone is welcome to the free summit and networking mixer, which is geared toward professionals, entrepreneurs, leaders, and representatives of businesses and organizations in Lancaster and the surrounding region. The Women’s Summit will feature a resource fair for families and a job fair for women, both from 3 to 6 p.m.; seminars on women empowerment from 5 to 7 p.m.; speakers
from 7 to 8 p.m.; and a networking hour from 8 to 9 p.m. On Friday, March 8, an International Women’s Day Celebration will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The informal and free dropin event will celebrate women, women-owned businesses, books about women, movies about women, and more. There will be games, information, and food. To see a listing of all the events, readers may visit www.ywca lancaster.org/womenshistory. 35
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The board of directors of Eastern Mennonite Missions (EMM) has announced the appointment of Gerald H. “Gerry” Keener as the president of the organization. Keener has served EMM as the executive vice president and chief operating officer since 2010. He was slated to serve as EMM’s eighth president effective immediately. With respect for Keener’s wishes, the appointment will be for a two-year term. Since 1985, Keener has served EMM in a variety of capacities, bringing leadership
The Lancaster Chapter of the American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA) will hold a workshop with herbalist Sarah Preston. “Herbs for Healthy Aging” will take place on Tuesday, March 12, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Sage Continuing
LDHL Sets “Shamrocks For Students” Lancaster Dollars for Higher Learning (LDHL) will present Shamrocks for Students from Friday, March 1, through Sunday, March 17. Shamrocks may be purchased to honor a teacher or student. The shamrock will
be posted on social media, and a virtual shamrock will be sent to the honoree. To purchase a shamrock by making a donation, readers may visit www.lancdollars.org and click on the shamrock.
Donations Sought For Fabric Fair The Salvation Army of York Fabric Fair will collect donations through Friday, May 31. Items wanted include all types of fabrics, yarn, beads, needlework supplies, kits, craft how-to books, patterns, and sewing machines. The Fabric Fair will run from Thursday, June 20, through Saturday, June 22. The main drop-off site is The Salvation Army, 50 E. King St., York. Smaller donations may be dropped off at York County libraries in the following communities: Brogue, Dover, Etters/Red Land, Glen Rock, Hellam, Jacobus, Red Lion, Shrewsbury, Spring Grove, and Stewartstown, as well as Martin in York city. Half Moon Handwerks in New Cumberland will also collect donations. Proceeds from the Fabric Fair will support children’s programming at the Salvation Army in York. For more information, readers may call 717-848-2364.
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and ministry experience to his new appointment. From 1978 to 1997, he lived in New York City, where he served as the pastor of Seventh Avenue Mennonite Church and later as the executive director of Heartsease Home. From 1997 to 2009, Keener lived in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, where he served in community and educational development and as the head of school for Saigon South International School. Over the past decade, in addition to his role as executive vice president of EMM, Keener and his wife, Donna, have served as nonresident workers overseeing church leadership development and theological education for the Vietnam Mennonite Church. Keener holds a Master of Sacred Theology from New York Theological Seminary in New York City, a Master of Divinity from Eastern Mennonite Seminary, and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Houghton College. He and Donna have two adult daughters. They are members of Mount Joy Mennonite Church and reside in Lancaster.
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Church To Host Community Meal Weaverland Anabaptist Faith Community Church, 210 Weaverland Valley, East Earl, will offer a hot community meal on Wednesday, March 13. Dinner
will be served from 5:30 to 6 p.m. Registration is not required, but meals are dine-in only. The public is invited to attend. For details, call the church at 717-445-6348.
Come To Our House Of Worship BREAKOUT MINISTRIES: Senior Pastors Ron & Mary Buch; Sundays at 10am. Contemporary worship & messages of freedom, healing & deliverance. Children’s ministry; nursery through Sr. High. Coffee & snacks before & after the Service. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7-8pm; Women’s & Men’s Bible Study the 2nd & 4th Wed. 6-7 pm. Local & international outreaches. 2400 Anita Court, Leola, PA 17540 (717)656-8366 HIGHLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: 500 East Roseville Rd., Lancaster; off Rt. 272 & Oregon Pike. Join us this Sunday for worship & education: 9:30am traditional worship.; 10:00am Sunday school; 11am contemporary worship. Child care available. (717) 569-2651 www.HighlandPC.org
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH: 700 Pleasure Road, Lancaster, PA 17601. Robin Fero, Pastor. Worship Services are Saturday at 5 p.m. (spoken), and Sunday at 10 a.m. (with music). Coffee and Adult Class at 9 a.m. You are invited. For more information, call (717) 394-9607 or e-mail: info@stmatthewelc.com. Website: http://stmatthewelc.com
LANDIS VALLEY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: 2420 Kissel Hill Road, Lancaster. 717589-6051. SUN. WORSHIP SERVICE 9:30am, Sunday School for all ages 10:45am.Children’s Church & Nursery. Handicap Accessible.
TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST: 2340 State St., East Petersburg. Rev. Dr. Christopher Rankin, Pastor. Sunday Schedule:7:45 a.m. Service of the Word with Holy Communion, 9 a.m. Sunday School for all ages, 10 a.m. Coffee fellowship, and 10:30 a.m. Service of the Word with children’s sermon every Sunday and Holy Communion twice a month. Nursery care is available. Handicapped & Hearing Accessible. Phone: (717) 569-1632 or visit our website at www.trinityeastpete.org. “Catch the Vision, Share the Joy!”
SAINT JOHN NEUMANN CATHOLIC CHURCH: 601 East Delp Rd., Lancaster, PA 17601 (Off the Oregon Pike, within Valleybrook Condominiums Development - 3 miles North of Rt. 30 Exit at Oregon Pike). Phone (717) 569-8531; Website: www.sjnlancaster.org e-mail: info@sjnlancaster.org Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday, 4:00 p.m. with Reconciliation at 2:30 p.m.; Sunday, 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Rev. Daniel F.X. Powell. Ample parking handicapped accessible.
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH/ EAST PETERSBURG: 1905 Broad Street, East Petersburg. Rev. James Tanner, Interim Pastor. Sunday Worship service at 10:30 a.m. Nursery care provided during service. Sunday School for all ages at 9 a.m. Ample parking and handicapped accessible. For more information, call (717) 569-1359 or email church@zionep.org Website www.zionep.org
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The informal gatherings, which will be educational, spiritual and supportive in nature, will explore the mind, body, spiritual and emotional aspects of facing and living with cancer. Personal testimonies from cancer survivors and group discussions will be woven into the program. To learn more and register, readers may visit http://hemp fieldumc.org/cancergroup. HUMC will also host Daughters of the King and Sons of the King, monthly emotional healing, soul restoration and prayer gatherings where men and women meet at separate times. The one-hour spring sessions, which will begin on Sunday, March 10, are designed for those in need of wholeness. They are free and open to the public, and no registration is required.
Sessions for women will be held the second Sunday of each month from 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. Sessions for men will take place on the fourth Sunday of each month from 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. All sessions will meet in the HUMC Prayer Room. Each session will include a brief learning component based on finding one’s identity as a child of Christ. Other concepts presented during the sessions will include worthiness over worthlessness, forgiveness, self-love and core human emotional needs. Teachings will focus on deep soul work, and a spiritual component will center on restoration through Christ. There will be healing prayer and a brief time for sharing during each session. Coffin is a licensed therapist, professional certified coach and spiritual
director. She holds a Master of Social Science from Bryn Mawr College and is a graduate of the Institute for Life Coach Training. She is also certified in formational prayer and inner healing as well as spiritual deepening and contemplative leadership. Coffin became a spiritual director after completing a two-year spiritual direction program at Kairos School of Spiritual Formation in 2014. From October 2016 to April 2017, she took part in an extended unit of clinical pastoral education, working at WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital and Adams Cancer Center as a chaplain. She currently meets with individuals, groups and couples for the purpose of building healthy relationships, strengthening marriages and fostering inner healing.
Hempfield UMC Sets Special Event The Hempfield United Methodist Church (UMC) Care Team will host a special event on Friday, March 22, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Hempfield UMC, 3050 Marietta Ave., Lancaster. The event, titled “What Matters in the End,” is open to the public. “What Matters in the End” will be an evening of fellowship and learning centered on the important, necessary, and often difficult family communications surrounding end-of-life care and choices.
Discussing the subject with attendees will be a panel of local experts: a funeral director, doctor, and hospice liaison, as well as a Hempfield UMC pastor. Topics to be covered include burial versus cremation, prepaying for funerals, personalizing a funeral, the importance of advance care planning (ACP), understanding CPR, breathing assistance options such as ventilators and BiPAPs, tube feeding, when to call hospice, services hospice provides, how
hospice can help manage pain and other symptoms, and living well/dying well. Families are encouraged to attend together. A soup and salad dinner will be provided, and a freewill offering will be received. Registration is required for this event, and the deadline for registration is Monday, March 11. Preregistered child care is also availJoyce Young able. To sign up, readers may visit www.hempfieldumc.org/matters. director of care and minister of Joyce Young is Hempfield UMC’s visitation.
LEFC Holds Groundbreaking Lancaster Evangelical Free Church (LEFC) held a groundbreaking celebration on Feb. 10. The congregation cheered as temporary modular buildings were demolished to prepare the way for a significant expansion. The modular buildings housed the church office and other ministries for more than two decades. The vision behind the expansion is called Creating Space/Expecting Harvest. In addition to new office space, LEFC will add a 1,100-seat worship space, a large lobby, secure classrooms and large gathering spaces for children, a youth ministry space, additional classrooms for adults and community groups, and a permanent baptistry. LEFC was started in the late 1970s by a group of Lancaster Bible College professors. The first official meeting was held in the Neffsville Fire Hall in 1980. The congregation later moved to the
Lititz Rec Center and then purchased the Rome Mill Restaurant, now known as The Mill, in 1985. Ten years later, LEFC dedicated a new building at the current site on Pierson Road, across the street from The Mill. Since then, several expansions have been completed. According to senior pastor Tony Hunt, the new expansion is sched- Lancaster Evangelical Free Church recently held a uled to be finished and in use by groundbreaking celebration. Easter of 2020.
An image shows what Lancaster Evangelical Free Church is expected to look like after a significant expansion.
Church Will Host Concert Fun Walk Will Kick Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2151 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, will present “An Evening of Classical and Sacred Music” on Sunday, March 10, at 6:30 p.m. as the next installment in the Westminster Music concert series’ 2018-19 season. Performing sacred and classical chamber music will be Chris Lee on violin, Peter Kenote on viola, Sara Male on cello, Maria Corley on piano, and Neal Harnly on piano. Included will be three full-length
piano quartets, featuring compositions by Schumann and Brahms and a premiere of a piece composed by Harnly. Admission is free, though a freewill offering will be accepted to support the Westminster Music concert series. The church is handicappedaccessible and offers ample parking. For more information, readers may call the church at 717-5692151 or visit www.westpca.com.
Off Fair The Walking on Sunshine Fun Walk will take place on Saturday, March 23, at the Bright Side Opportunities Center, 515 Hershey Ave., Lancaster. Registration will open at 9 a.m., and the walk will step off at 9:30 a.m. Water and snacks will be provided. The event will kick off the 14th annual Bright Side Opportunities Center Health and Fitness Fair.
Preregistration is required by Friday, March 15, to receive an event T-shirt. There is a cost to participate for adults age 18 and over. Participants under age 18 may participate for free, but must be accompanied by a responsible adult. For details and registration, readers may call Sally Winchell at 717-509-1342.
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LCCD To Offer Scholarships
Dr. Scott Sheely of Lancaster received the Pennsylvania Commendation Medal from Maj. Gen. Tony Carrelli, Pennsylvania’s adjutant general and head of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA). The medal was presented to Sheely, who works for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, under the direction of Gov. Tom Wolf, during Military, Veterans and Their Families Day at the 103rd Pennsylvania Farm Show on Jan. 10. Sheely, a member of the Governor’s Advisory Council for Veterans Services, has raised awareness of programs and has helped veterans transition from the military to a career in agriculture. According to the award citation, Sheely, who serves as the Special Assistant for Workforce Development with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, “has distinguished himself through meritorious service as an instrumental partner and advocate for veterans on behalf of the Secretary of Agriculture. His experience and guidance have been
The Lancaster County Conservation District (LCCD) will grant two $2,000 scholarships to Lancaster County high school seniors in 2019. Applications will be accepted from students continuing their education in the 2019-20 school year with the intent of majoring in a curriculum which focuses on natural resources and/or conservation. Examples of acceptable programs of studies include environmental sciences, wildlife and/or fisheries biology, environmental resource management, or other related programs leading to an advanced degree, including a two-year associate degree or a four-year baccalaureate degree. The completed application must be received in the LCCD office by Friday, March 29. The scholarship committee will conduct a review of the applicants.
Dr. Scott Sheely (right) recently received the Pennsylvania Commendation Medal from Maj. Gen. Tony Carrelli at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. invaluable assets in developing interest and fielding programs that are focused on assisting service members, veterans and their families explore careers in agriculture and related fields.” The citation specifically notes that Sheely’s leadership brought together DMVA, Department of
Basis for the selection will be determined on past performance and activities, current school and community involvement, future purpose and direction, and communication skills. The scholarship committee, prior to the final selection, will interview top candidates. An
announcement of the successful candidates will be made by Wednesday, May 15. For more information and a scholarship application, readers may visit www.lancasterconser vation.org or contact the office at 717-874-2559.
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Trio Clavino will perform in a concert on Sunday, March 10, at 4 p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 31 S. Duke St., Lancaster. Trio Clavino, artist-in-residence of the Pre-College Music Division at Millersville University, comprises Xun Pan, 2019 Grammy Award winner Doris Hall-Gulati, and Simon Maurer. The ensemble has toured Germany, Austria, and China, traveling twice under the auspices of the U.S. Fulbright program. A freewill offering will be accepted. For more details, readers Trio Clavino will present a concert on Sunday, March 10, at may call 717-397-2734. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Lancaster.
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The Lancaster Academy for the Performing Arts (LAPA) will perform the musical “Oliver!” on Friday, March 15, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, March 16, at 2 and 7 p.m. The performances will be held at Leola Elementary School, 11 School Drive, Leola. “Oliver!” is based on “Oliver Twist” by Charles Dickens. The story takes place on the streets of London in the 1830s with Oliver Twist, an orphaned boy, as the main character. The cast includes by Josiah Werner as Oliver, with Jeremiah Evans as the understudy; Jordan Beedle as Mr. Bumble; Jacquelyn Martin as the Widow Corney; Ethan Goss as Mr. Sowerberry; Megan Brubaker as Charlotte; Josiah Evans as the Artful Dodger; Silas Werner as Charlie; Zachary Etter as Fagin; Nolen Petrosky as Bill Sikes; Nikayla Blank as Nancy; Karis Blank as Bet; Gideon Werner as Mr. Brownlow; Elsa Rogers as Mrs. Bedwin; Liam Whitney as Doctor Grimwig; and Lenae Tortolano as Old Sally.
Bonnie Bosso is once again the director, with Jerel Frey as music director, assisted by Reji Woods, and choreography by Heather Grayberg. Separate advance ticket prices have been set for people age 12 and up and for children ages 5 to 11. Tickets for children age 4 and under will be free. For advance tickets, readers may contact tickets@lancasteracademy.org. A higher fee will be charged at the door for people age 5 and up. Cash or check payments will be accepted at the door. LAPA provides musical, theatrical, and fine arts instruction and performance opportunities with a goal of excellence in order to honor God and bless the community. Instruction through its choral, instrumental, fine art, and theater classes for children and youths is put to practice through concerts, trips and tours, summer camps, and full-scale musicals and plays. For more information about LAPA, readers may email admin@lancasteracademy.org.
Lancaster Academy for the Performing Arts’ production of “Oliver!” will feature (front, from left) Karis Blank as Bet, Josiah Werner as Oliver, Josiah Evans as the Artful Dodger, (middle row) Zachary Etter as Fagin, Gideon Werner as Mr. Brownlow, (back) Nolen Petrosky as Bill Sikes, Nikayla Blank as Nancy, Jordan Beedle as Mr. Bumble, and (not pictured) Jeremiah Evans as the understudy for Oliver.
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Pets IN AN EFFORT to protect the lives of animals, and for the protection of our readers, we will no longer accept “PETS OR PUPPIES WANTED” classified ads. We will, however continue to accept household pet “For Sale” ads. When purchasing a pet, please make certain animal is healthy and has been properly cared for. When selling or giving away a pet please screen respondents carefully. Pets deserve a loving, caring home. ACA LABRADOR PUPPIES, ready now, vet checked, all shots, $600. Call 717-4455508
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HELP WANTED
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Class A CDL Driver WANTED Must be at least 21 years of age, have good driving record & be able to be approved by insurance company. Must be able to pass all DOT regulations
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Applications available at our website or 2900 Oregon Pike, Lititz, PA
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Customer Service & Sales Part-Time Positions To work at our Lancaster Retail Locations
HELP WANTED
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SUMMER HELP LABORERS College students, are you looking for steady work throughout the summer? H.M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc., a building components manufacturer in Leola is seeking seasonal, day shift laborers for summer work. Construction experience helpful. Candidate Must: • Measure with tape measure • Lift up to 50 pounds • Pass drug test and physical/back screen • Must be 18 years old Apply to:
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TECHNICIAN DISPOSAL AUTO Must have PA Inspection, emissions license & tools.
COMPLETE WASTE SERVICE
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1209 Marshall Ave., Lancaster, PA 17601
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Trailer Service
COMING SOON!
• Mechanical Experience • Knowledge of 12-volt wiring • Welding experience preferred
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The Owl’s Nest Restaurant & Sippery will be the “go-to” place for dining with sustainable, local and fresh farm-to-table selections in addition to comfort foods “with a twist”.
• Cooks • Waitstaff/Servers • Utility Workers
• Final assembly of trailers a er the paint process. • Should be mechanically inclined and have knowledge of hydraulics and 12 volt wiring.
Benefits Offered: • • • • • • •
FREE Employee Wellness Program FREE Rock Med Membership Employer Funded Pension Plan Employer Assisted Housing Tuition Reimbursement Program Onsite Daycare Service Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits
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Seedling Sale Serves A Dual Purpose By Dayna M. Reidenouer
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The Lancaster County Conservation District (LCCD) is holding its 45th annual tree seedling sale. Orders for conifers, hardwoods, wildlife food sources, groundcover, and pollinator-friendly perennials will be accepted through Monday, March 11. The preordered and prepaid plants will be ready for pickup on Thursday, April 11, in the auditorium at the Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster. “That’s the weekend before Easter,” remarked education coordinator Sallie Gregory. “Hopefully folks will consider purchasing (plants) to celebrate Easter and Earth Day, which is on April 22.” Gregory explained that conservation districts were created in response to the Dust Bowl, in which windstorms caused massive soil erosion in the Midwest in the early 1930s. Men and boys employed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) planted trees around the nation, including Pennsylvania, to reduce erosion, especially along streambanks. The first Earth Day was observed in 1970, and the LCCD launched its first tree seedling sale in 1974 to celebrate Earth Day and honor the CCC. “It combined the effort to make trees available to everybody and conserve soil and waterways,” Gregory shared. The tree sale has continued for nearly a half-century. It is the only
fundraising event for the LCCD, which, as an annex to county government, receives some public funding as well as grants and private contributions. The funds are used to provide education and watershed programs, which are held in classrooms or on individual waterways where volunteers are working on stream cleanups, Gregory said. The education programs are available for teachers in kindergarten through grade 12, as well as college classes, and all lessons meet state standards for environment and ecology. LCCD also works with classes to perform stream studies, which assess the health of a waterway by cataloging and counting plant, insect, and fish life. There is a second, equally important reason for the seedling sale. “We’re making trees and other plants accessible for county residents to put in the soil to keep it in place so it doesn’t erode due to wind or rain,” Gregory said. Many of the plants also serve dual purposes, whether it is providing food for people or wildlife or acting as windbreaks or Christmas trees. The sale organizers make sure they are offering as many native species as possible, and they work with area nurseries to get appropriate stock for the sale. New offerings this year include coralberry, which holds its bright berries through the start of winter, and three self-pollinating fruit trees:
At the culmination of a prior tree seedling sale, Nate Straw (left) and Eric Knoll dipped seedlings in root preservative gel. The 45th annual sale, which benefits the Lancaster County Conservation District, is being held now, with orders due March 11. Pickup will be April 11 at the Farm and Home Center. Montmorency sour cherry, Klondike white peach, and Coralstar peach. The majority of trees on the sale list are bare root stock that will be dipped in a root preservative gel so that buyers will not have to plant their purchases immediately. As the trees are seedlings, the sale is also offering tubes with stakes designed to protect young plants from stressors and potential damage from deer, moles, voles, and other creatures that would eat their roots or stems.
To see a pictorial description list of all species and access an order form, readers may visit www.lancasterconservation.org. For more information or to request that an order form be mailed to them, folks may call the LCCD at 717-299-5361, ext. 5. Payment is due when orders are placed and must be sent to the LCCD. The office is located at the Farm and Home Center and is open from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays.
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