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BY ANN MEAD ASH

“It’s bring your own basket,” said Kim Skethway, parttime groundskeeper and event coordinator for Paradise Township, referring to the egg hunt that will be held this year in Paradise Park. “There will be 5,000 eggs stuffed with candy.”

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purchase. Local Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops and Parks and Recreation employees will help out with the event.

Girl Scouts will be selling cookies on-site, and face painting will be offered along with a craft and candy table. “There will be a treat bag for each kid who participates,” said Paradise Township manager David Thompson.

“There

The 2024 Paradise Township Egg Hunt will be held in the park, 6 London Vale Road, Paradise, on Saturday, March 30, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

will be 5,000 eggs stuffed with candy.”

The egg hunt, which is open to children age 10 and under, will begin at 11:15 a.m. Preregistration for the event is not necessary.

Skethway explained that all the eggs will have candy in them, but there will also be a few special golden eggs hidden amongst the brightly colored plastic ones.

B&D Food Truck will be located at the park to provide food for

According to Thompson, local Girl Scouts were the original organizers of the egg hunt. Keystone Church took over organizing the event around 2012. “(Keystone Church) ran with it until COVID-19 fizzled out their volunteers,” said Thompson. “I’m glad we could bring it back.”

The generosity of several local businesses and organizations helped make the 2024 egg hunt possible. They are Keystone Church, the Paradise Lions Club, Cherry Crest Adventure Farm,

See Paradise Township pg 5

BY CATHY MOLITORIS

Over the past seven decades, Engle Printing & Publishing Co., Inc. (EPC) has grown from one couple producing one paper to a company that employs 150 people, distributes 16 community newspapers and multiple specialty publications to close to 200,000 people, and provides printing services for numerous clients. Although the scope of the business has changed, one thing has remained constant: community.

BY ANN MEAD ASH

On Thursday, April 4, Pequea Valley School District (PVSD) has planned an opportunity for students to exercise their creativity. The third annual STEAM Flight Night will be held at Paradise Elementary School, 20 Belmont Road, Paradise, from 6 to 8 p.m. The public is invited. The STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) event will give visitors the opportunity to experience firsthand how students learn about those subjects in PVSD.

“The main gist of the event is a combination of what was our science fair and art show,” said teacher Mallory VanLeer. “We have added to that night with STEM-related activities, so it’s a chance for kids to see the art show and some science projects and do some interactive STEAM activities and have a good time.”

The arts segment of the evening will include an art showcase featuring works by students in kindergarten through grade 12. “We display what they have been working on throughout the year,”

Looking forward to the Paradise Township Easter egg hunt are (from left) Jack Coleman, Donna Coleman, Kim Skethway, Javier Flores, David Thompson, and Brandon Fisher.

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Sadsbury Friends celebrate 300th anniversary with special events

BY FRANCINE FULTON

Sadsbury Friends Meeting, a Quaker house of worship, is observing its 300th anniversary this year with special events.

In January, the meeting hosted a wedding re-enactment. The bride and groom were portrayed by students from Delaware Valley Friends School, who filled the roles of Joseph Miller and Jane Kirk, the first couple to be married at Sadsbury Monthly Meeting in 1738.

The next scheduled event will be a talk by historian and educator Harold Finigan of Darby Meeting, who will speak about the Lenapi and Minquas Trail. The free lecture will be offered on

Saturday, March 30, at 10:30 a.m. in the downstairs community room at the Meeting.

According to Meeting member Connie Webster, the trail from the Susquehanna River to the Schuylkill River was used for trade with Native Americans by Dutch and Swedish settlers.

“Before the Quakers came to Pennsylvania, the Dutch and Swedes settled around Philadelphia and Wilmington. They were interested in getting beaver pelts to sell to the people in Europe. The native people were the ones who got the pelts,” she explained. “(Finigan) will talk about the history of the trail and how they transported the pelts along the trail from central Pennsylvania down to the Philadelphia area.”

She noted that the trail is also called the Great Minnequa Pass and that

a historical marker was posted at the location of the trail near Gap. The inscription on the marker reads, “An Indian trail, which was later the original Conestoga Road, passed through Gap, half a mile south of here. Over it, in the 17th century, Minquas (Conestoga) Indians carried quantities of beaver skins from the Susquehanna See Sadsbury pg 5

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said VanLeer, who noted that art on display from all four PVSD schools will include two- and three-dimensional pieces, mixedmedia creations, paintings, watercolors, drawings, and sculptures. The 2023 STEAM Flight Night included an interactive space where participating students could create drawings attached to a bigger mural space. “They had all kinds of tools with which to create a mini artwork to become part of the larger mural,” said VanLeer, who added that an interactive art-making space will offer a variation of that project this year.

Teacher Rob Webb will talk about the eclipse due to occur on Monday, April 8, and offer a student

activity connected to his discussion. Science projects made by students in kindergarten through sixth grade will be on display. “Our tech education team will hold a tallest tower competition, along with a showcase of robots constructed by learners,” said VanLeer. In addition, a hand-built hydraulic claw machine made by students will be on display. Logo designs for the event T-shirts were created by students in the Pequea Valley High School (PVHS) CORE program.

“We will also have the makers market,” shared VanLeer, who explained that the market gives any child in PVSD a place to offer wares for sale. “If you have a sixth-grader making friendship bracelets, they

can sell them there,” said VanLeer.

Music during the event will be provided by the Pequea Valley Intermediate School Brave Sounds and the PVHS jazz band.

PVHS National Honor Society students will serve as volunteers.

Readers who would like to know more about the district may visit www .pequeavalley.org.

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There’s no business like show business

BY ADRIAN ESCHENWALD

The Lancaster Academy for the Performing Arts will present “Annie Get Your Gun” on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 21, 22 and 23, at Lancaster Country Day School’s Gardner Theater, 725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster. Shows will begin at 7 p.m., and Saturday will include a matinee at 1:30 p.m. in addition to the evening performance. Tickets for general admission and reserved seating are available to purchase online for a discounted price, and tickets will be sold at the door prior to each show. Children will receive a discounted rate for both general admission and reserved seating.

Director Brittany Beitzel’s decision to select

“Annie Get Your Gun” as this year’s spring musical was influenced by multiple factors. The play is a personal favorite of Beitzel’s, and she cites it as the main reason she decided to pursue theater professionally after seeing it for the first time at 13 years old. “I was just so inspired by the story, the sweeping music and the comedy,” Beitzel said. “I felt like it would be the perfect show for these kids to take on, and it also is a show that speaks a lot to some deeper meanings.”

“Annie Get Your Gun” was debuted on Broadway in 1946, featuring music and lyrics written by renowned composer Irving Berlin. The story is based on the life and exploits of Annie Oakley, a real-life sharpshooter who rose to

fame in the late 19th century as a performer in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show. Annie, played by Mary Frances Eschenwald of

Ronks, is a rowdy and kindhearted markswoman who learned to shoot as a child to provide for her family in rural Ohio. After defeating famous gunman Frank Butler, played by Jack Etter, Annie embarks on a journey to become one of the most legendary performers in American history.

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As a young woman with humble origins, Annie faces many challenges as she climbs to stardom. The play incorporates themes such as humility, rivalry, selfless love and treating others with compassion as Annie navigates the world of show business and defies the prejudices of her time.

“It’s an incredible story that I’m really passionate about,” Eschenwald said. “Annie Oakley is such a onein-a-million character; she has a competitive, prideful side to her, but she also

See “Annie” pg 7

Mary Frances Eschenwald (left), Brian Boyle (center) and Josiah Werner will star in the Lancaster Academy for the Performing Arts’ production of “Annie Get Your Gun.”

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Brandon Fisher, lead pastor of Keystone Church, said that when the church first took over the egg hunt, volunteers were stuffing the eggs with candy. Later, they began utilizing the services of Sunny Bunny Easter Eggs, a program of SWI Industrial Solutions, located in Springfield, Mo.

The organization has been providing employment to people with disabilities since 1966. Sunny Bunny employees stuffed eggs for the hunt again this year.

The event will be held rain or shine. Individuals who would like to volunteer to help may email kimianne60@yahoo.com. Readers with specific questions about the event may call 717-768-8222.

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Valley to trading posts near Philadelphia.”

“Strasburg Road vaguely follows the path of that early trade route between the two rivers,” Webster added. “When William Penn came over, the Quaker settlers had the same trade agreement with the native people.”

Additionally, the Meeting will hold open worship on Good Friday, March 29, from noon to 3 p.m. The silent worship is held to commemorate the three hours of Jesus’ crucifixion. “This is a drop-in - dropout event,” Webster said. “Some of us will be there for three hours, but anybody can come during that span of time and stay as long as they want.”

The next scheduled anniversary event at the Sadsbury Friends Meeting is a high tea, set for Saturday, May 11.

Sadsbury Friends Meeting is located at 1089 Simmontown Road, Gap. More details about the programs are available by searching for “Sadsbury Friends Meeting” on

Facebook. To learn more about the Meeting and its history, visit www.sadsburyfriends meeting.org.

“We want to make that connection to our local merchants and to our community members,” said Charlie Engle, company president.

As EPC marks 70 years in business this year, Charlie and his daughter Jocelyn Engle looked back on what started in 1954 in the basement of Alvin and Pauline Engle’s Mount Joy home.

“My dad bought his own little press and put it in our basement,” Charlie said of Alvin. “He was working full time in the printing business, but he always wanted to do his own thing.”

In 1959, EPC purchased its first community publication, the Merchandiser, and by 1960, Alvin had

quit his day job to focus on the new business full time. It soon became a family enterprise, with Alvin and Pauline selling ads while their children - Charlie, Audrey, and Denny - helped where they could.

Charlie recalled the tedious task of cutting and hand-gluing address labels on the paper as well as folding each of the newspapers by hand. When Alvin died unexpectedly in 1971, the family faced a decision.

“My mother came to us and said, ‘There are some people who are interested in buying the business,’” Charlie recalled. “The three children all agreed, and we all said no to selling. We knew we could do this.”

Charlie became company president, with Denny serving as vice president, positions both men still hold today. Audrey also dedicated herself to the company before her death in 2018. Pauline continued to work for EPC well into her 70s. She passed away in 2020. Today, there are also four members of the third generation of Engles at EPC, with several fourth-generation family members helping out sporadically.

Outside printing is the bread and butter of the business, with production running 24 hours a day, five days a week. Along with continuing to publish the Merchandiser and other community papers, including the Pennysaver, Advertiser, and Community Courier, EPC produces local Chamber guides, Farm Show premium books and more.

Seventy years of business has included ups and downs for the company, Charlie said. Challenges have ranged from competition to rising costs to navigating the pandemic. Through it all, EPC has remained focused on its original mission: serving the community.

“Our family and the company have been blessed,” Charlie said. “Since we’ve been blessed, we want to bless others. We started a foundation in the early ‘90s, and that supports a variety of local programs.”

EPC publications focus on telling the good news

happening at nonprofit organizations, schools and local businesses, and that’s more important than ever, Jocelyn said.

“We are surrounded by bad news,” she said. “Every time we turn on the TV, every time we open our phone, it’s upsetting. It brings us down. There are so many good things happening in our community, and we want to shine a light on them.”

Asked about the secret to EPC’s longevity, Charlie didn’t hesitate to answer. “We’ve had good people,” he said simply. “We have so many longtime employees, some who have been here for 35 or 40 years.”

As for the next 70 years, Charlie and Jocelyn envision a bright future. The company is transitioning into providing digital solutions for clients, while continuing to support local businesses and tell positive stories through its community newspapers and online at www.townlively.com.

“I love the legacy my grandfather started,” Jocelyn said. “I never met him, but I know his goal and his mission was to support the community, and we won’t lose that connection to the community. We will continue to be hyperlocal, providing our advertisers with options to target just their region and news specifically about your school district and local community. We’re focused on right here, where we live, and all the good things that are happening.”

wears her heart on her sleeve and fights for equality and justice for others.” Eschenwald and Etter will star beside Brian Boyle as Buffalo Bill and Josiah Werner in the role of Charlie Davenport.

The Lancaster Academy for the Performing Arts draws students from across Lancaster County, many of whom are homeschooled. This is the first year the academy will hold a show at Gardner Theater, making

“Annie Get Your Gun” one of its largest-scale productions to date.

To purchase a ticket, visit www.lancasteracademy.org/ anniegetyourgun.

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Petra Church, 565 Airport Road, New Holland, will hold a Good Friday service on March 29 at 7 p.m. The event is open to the public.

The church will host Easter services on Sunday, March 31, at 9 and 11 a.m. This year, the services will begin with a performance by a special choir, and at the end of the service, attendees will take home a small gift. There will also be Easter photo booths around the campus. Child care will be available for children birth through prekindergarten. Spanish translation will be available at the 11 a.m. service.

The Good Friday and Easter services will be livestreamed through the Petra Church app and on Facebook, YouTube, and www .petra.church/live.

For more information

about the church, visit www.petra.church/events or call the church office at 717-354-5394.

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LEMA unveils alternative weather alert system

BY ADRIAN ESCHENWALD

The primary goal of the Lancaster County Emergency Management Agency (LEMA) is to prepare local residents for emergencies, from severe weather conditions to man-made disasters. The organization seeks to accomplish this by identifying potential hazards, providing training resources, developing emergency action plans and working with other emergency management agencies at the federal and state levels.

LEMA uses a notification system called LANC-Alert to send real-time updates to Lancaster County residents during emergencies. The alert system uses phone calls, text messaging and emails to keep people informed, and many other emergency management agencies utilize similar procedures. Unlike many other agencies, however, LEMA faces the added component of serving Amish and Mennonite communities

that have limited access to electronic communication.

To better serve Lancaster County’s unique communities, LEMA is in the process of creating a severe weather alert system for those who do not have access to LANCAlert notifications. The idea was proposed by the National Weather Service, which receives thousands of calls every year from members of Plain communities who are concerned about severe forecasts and the threat that they pose to crops. The new system, which LEMA hopes to implement in the spring, will allow residents to opt in for emergency landline notifications by submitting a physical form.

LEMA took the idea to the Amish Safety Committee to assess which types of alerts Plain community members are most interested in, such as warnings for severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and flooding. Although LEMA is still developing a distribution plan, the organization will

hand out opt-in forms at mud sales, farm and family safety days and other local events.

“This is part of a whole community approach. We’re trying to think of all the different groups in the area and how to best prepare them for emergencies,” said Brooke Bowman, community resilience coordinator and volunteer liaison at LEMA. “The National Weather Service brought this idea to us as a guinea pig project because

of how large the Plain community is here.”

Until 2021, LEMA worked with the South Central Task Force to send mass calls and text alerts via a reverse 911 system. After the system became inactive, LEMA used funding from the American Rescue Plan Act to create LANC-Alert, which it implemented in December 2023. “We’ve been rolling out the English community side of it more seamlessly. Lancaster County residents can sign up from their devices and choose which alerts they want to receive,” said LEMA hazardous materials administrator Zachary Gibbons. “People can opt in for anything from agricultural weather notifications to seasonal alerts.”

To learn more or to sign up for emergency notifications, visit www .co.lancaster.pa.us/2892/ LANC-Alert.

Church to serve chicken and waffles

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, March 21. The menu will consist of chicken and waffles, broccoli and cauliflower, cranberry sauce, fruit cups, and desserts. The meal is free and will be served in the handicapped-accessible Smith Fellowship Hall.

For additional information, call the church at 717-687-6619.

The new alert system will allow Lancaster County farmers and residents who have limited access to technology to opt in for emergency landline notifications via physical registration forms.

Schreiber Center adds new therapy

The Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development now offers VitalStim therapy, a non-invasive treatment for children with swallowing disorders. The new service is available from Ashley Shaffer, the newest member of the speech-language department at the Schreiber Center and the first speech-language pathologist at the center to attain certification in VitalStim therapy.

VitalStim is an FDA-approved therapy that utilizes electrical currents to stimulate throat muscles, ensuring proper and safe swallowing. Swallowing, considered by many as an automatic reflex, involves a complex process requiring coordination among approximately 50 pairs of muscles and nerves across three stages. The pharyngeal phase, where VitalStim therapy is most effective, is crucial for protecting the airway and ensuring proper movement of food from the mouth to the esophagus. Children requiring feeding therapy may include those with neuromuscular disorders, congenital conditions like cleft palates, developmental delays affecting swallowing abilities, and those recovering from surgery or injuries impacting throat muscles.

The new equipmentincluding the VitalStim Plus Electrotherapy and sEMG Biofeedback System, as well as VitalStim Electrodeswas purchased through an October 2023 donation of $13,050 from the GIANT Company through its Make

Presentation to explore history of the telephone

The Historical Society of Salisbury Township will meet on Thursday, March 21, at 7 p.m. at the Salisbury Township Building, 5581 Old Philadelphia Pike, Gap.

Herb Fisher will present “How We Got the Cell Phone From a String and Tin Can.”

a Difference Challenge. For more information about the Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development, contact marketing manager Alexandra Cahill at acahill@ schreiberpediatric.org or 717-393-0425, ext. 129.

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Youths invited to join 4-H large animal project clubs

The 2023-24 4-H large animal project year officially kicked off the first week of March in the Chester County 4-H program. The clubs are welcoming new and returning members.

4-H is a program for youths ages 8 to 18 in grades three through 12. All youths can join the 4-H large animal project clubs for a fee and may select one or more projects to participate in. The projects are related to breeding and

market livestock, including beef, goats, sheep, and swine. Members may also participate in the livestock or meat judging teams. Additionally, Chester County 4-H members may pursue opportunities in an array of other topics such as family and community health, leadership and citizenship, natural resources, STEM, community service, leadership, and scholarship. Not only do youths gain knowledge in the topic area of their choice, but they may also acquire life skills like communication, teamwork, citizenship, giving back, and a strong work ethic.

The Pennsylvania 4-H program is available through the help of adult volunteers. Volunteers have completed background checks.

For more information about livestock programs, contact Audrey Reith at the Penn State Extension Chester County 4-H office at ChesterExt@psu.edu or 610-696-3500.

Administered in Pennsylvania by Penn State Extension, 4-H is a non-formal, educational youth development program of the United States Department of Agriculture that seeks to help young people develop knowledge and skills to become capable, caring and contributing citizens. For more information, visit https://extension .psu.edu/programs/4-h.

First responder organizations receive grants

Grants were recently awarded to first responder organizations through the Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program created by the General Assembly and administered by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency and the Office of the State Fire Commissioner. Projects eligible for funding include construction or renovation of a fire or ambulance company facility, purchase or repair of equipment, training, reduction of existing debt, education and public outreach, and staff recruitment and retention efforts.

All fire companies, EMS services and volunteer rescue squads are eligible to apply for the annual grant program, which is funded solely with state gaming proceeds. This year’s funding amounts are contingent on the recipients filing their grant agreements with the Office of the State Fire Commissioner by July 1. Thirteen fire and ambulance companies in the 43rd legislative district were awarded nearly $257,000 in grants through the program. This year’s grant recipients are Akron Volunteer Fire Company,

$15,396; Bareville Fire Company No. 1, $14,812; Ephrata Community Ambulance Assocation Inc., $15,000; Farmersville Fire Company, $15,785; Garden Spot Fire Rescue, $29,952; Gordonville Fire Company and Ambulance Association, $29,812; Intercourse Fire Company, $14,423; Lincoln Fire Company No. 1, $29,952; Martindale Vol. Fire Company, $14,618; New Holland Ambulance Association, $30,000; Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1, $16,757; and Upper Leacock Fire Company, $13,840; and West Earl Fire Company No. 1, $16,174.

Several grants were also awarded organizations in the 100th district. The recipients are Bart Township Fire Company, more than $15,395; Christiana Community Ambulance Association Inc., $10,000; Christiana Fire Company No. 1 Inc., more than $16,951; Quarryville Fire Company No. 1, more than $15,979; Paradise and Leaman Place Fire Company, $14,228; Strasburg Fire Company No. 1, $14,617; and Robert Fulton Fire Company, more than $13,839.

Nursing scholarships available

Veterans of Foreign Wars District 9 and its Auxiliary are offering four Ervin L. Steele Nursing Scholarships of $1,000 each to graduating high school students residing within Lancaster or Chester counties.

Scholarships are available to students who plan to begin working toward a career in the nursing profession upon their 2024 graduation from high school.

Applications may be obtained from students’ high school counselors, and they must be returned to the counselor no later than Friday, April 5. The deadline for submission to the selection committee is Friday, April 12.

Submission to a school counselor is preferred, but scholarship entries may also be sent to Donna Hershey at dnhershey@ gmail.com.

Shaarai Shomayim to present Purimshpiel

The Purimshpiel - from the Yiddish word spiel, meaning play - is a comic production in which participants wear costumes that depict the characters in the story in the Book of Esther, the central text and narrative that describes what transpired on Purim and why it has become an important Jewish holiday. Each year, the Shpielers take the songs from a particular American musical, parody the lyrics of those songs, and merge the themes of the musical with the story of the Book of Esther. In this year’s production, the chosen musical is 1956 Lerner and Loewe Broadway musical “My Fair Lady.”

Esther, who is Jewish,

wants to apply to be the new queen, but she learns that her Jewish accent will disqualify her from consideration. She convinces her cousin Mordechai, a professor of speech at the University of Shushan, to prepare her for the royal ball, at which time King Ahashuerus will choose a new queen to replace the deposed Vashti. Meanwhile, Haman, the mean and anti-Semitic prime minister, convinces the king to issue a decree to kill all the Jews.

The principal actors will be Lisa Miller playing Esther, Kevin Babione as Mordechai, Stu Blumenthal as Ahashuerus, and Jason Meyer as Haman. Also performing are Missy DePietro, Melanie DeSantis, Anita Devlin, Tama Etra, Elin Ketels, Ilene Kochel, Bethany Kristich, Tyler Mandel, Schuyler Nissly, Rabbi Jack Paskoff, Abigail Rackliffe, Eliza Rackliffe, Harvey Scolnick, Colleen Stameshkin,

College sets blood drive

been free of flu, cold, and nausea symptoms for at least three days. They also must be at least 16 years old with parental consent and no older than 79, weigh at least 110 pounds, be well-hydrated, and haven eaten a substantial meal no more than four hours before donating. They will also need to bring a form of identification to the blood drive.

Kevin Babione (left) and Lisa Miller rehearse a scene from this year’s Purimshpiel.

Stacy Wessel, Carol Woodman, Jeff Woodman, Sally Woodman, and Alice Yerman. Alan Levine is the musical director, and Aaron Zinner is the technical director. The show is produced and directed,

and was written, by David Stameshkin. Admission is free. For more information, contact the Shaarai Shomayim office at 717-397-5575 or email Stameshkin at david .stameshkin@fandm.edu.

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Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School will host a community blood drive in conjunction with Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, in the multipurpose room of the Student Center. People both on and off Lancaster Bible College’s main campus at 901 Eden Road are welcome to give blood to help care for their Lancaster County neighbors.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 11 @ 6:00 P.M.

453 Hollow Rd., Quarryville, PA 17566 - Lancaster Co.

Directions: From Quarryville East on Valley Rd. (Route 372) to properties on corner of Valley Rd. & Hollow Rd.

Performance to feature Japanese storytelling

House has electric heat, central air conditioning, well and onsite septic. Also, full unfinished basement and attached 2-car garage. House also has private rear patio and Colonial style front covered porch with impressive columns. All situated on level 6/10-acre country lot. #2 - Offered separately is a 9/10 acre adjoining building lot that’s perced and probed for standard septic. Open House Dates: Saturdays, March 30 & April 6 from 1-4 P.M. & Thursdays, March 28 & April 4 from 5-7 P.M. Terms: Down payment of $35,000 required day of auction for dwelling $10,000 for lot. Settlement on or before June 24th, 2024. Transfer taxes to be paid by buyer. Real Estate taxes shall be prorated. Annual taxes $4,569.00 +/- for dwelling & $1,433.00 +/- for lot. Attention Realtors: 1% broker participation offered to Realtors with pre-registered buyer. See website for details. Auctioneer’s Notes: Check out these beautiful country properties in Leacock Twp. and Pequea Valley School District. The 2-story southern Colonial style house is loaded with curb appeal and move in ready. Adjoining lot is perced and probed for standard septic system. Also selling some clean and very nice furniture, households, and late model vehicles. All information is deemed to be accurate, but no guaranteed.

For additional pictures go to www.beiler-campbellauctions.com or www.GoToAuction.com or www.auctionzip.com

Auctioneers:

Christ Taylor: (717) 371-1915

AU# 005421

Harold Martin: (717) 738-4228

AA #019488

Sellers Florence M. Hohenwarter Estate Dave 717-405-2054 or Daryl 717-475-7359

Attorney: Jay Clark 717-464-4300

Property Description: Main house is 2-story with 5 bedrooms and 1 full bath. 1st floor has kitchen, dining room and living room. Also 2 bedrooms and full bath. 2nd floor has 3 additional bedrooms. House has attic, covered front porch & enclosed rear porch. A new roof and gas furnace were installed in 2023. Tenant house is ranch style with daylight basement and 1-car garage. Also 2 bedrooms and 1 full bath. Tenant house in need of remodel or upgrades. Dwellings have separate electric service & wells but have shared sewer. Property also has 24’x42’ block building (former butcher shop) and (2) 2-story barns 20’x30’ & 20’x20’. Outstanding all in need of substantial repair.

Terms: Down payment of $25,000.00 required day of auction. Settlement on or before May 31st, 2024. Transfer taxes to be paid by buyer. Real Estate taxes shall be prorated. Annual taxes $3,877.00 +/-.

Attention Realtors: 1% broker participation offered to Realtors with preregistered buyer. See website for details.

Auctioneer’s Notes: Check out this opportunity to buy acreage in southern Lancaster Co. Bart Twp., Solanco School District. Rental income potential with 2 dwellings. The 3 outbuildings could be repaired but also provide the option of replacing with new barn or garage. All information is deemed to be accurate, but not guaranteed.

Auctioneers:

For additional pictures go to www.beiler-campbellauctions.com or www.GoToAuction.com or www.auctionzip.com

Harold Martin: (717) 738-4228 AA #019488

Christ Taylor: (717) 371-1915

AU# 005421

Seller: Dorothy M. Grier, Ed Grier 570-322-2553

Atty: Sam Goodley 610-998-1000

The Arts at Millersville University will present “Japanese Storytelling with Magical Masks, Mime, and Music/Origami Tales” on Saturday, March 23, at the Ware Center, 42 N. Prince St., Lancaster. Kid-friendly pre-show activities will begin in the Ware Center lobby at noon. Doors will open at 12:30 p.m., and the show will begin at 1 p.m. This performance will be sensory-friendly and will feature American Sign Language interpretation. Using traditional Japanese music, handcrafted

masks, stylized movement, folded paper animals, and a touch of magic, Kuniko Yamamoto will perform storytelling based on myths and fables from ancient and modern Japan. Yamamoto trained in dance and traditional arts in her native Osaka, Japan, and has performed at venues throughout the United States and beyond.

To purchase tickets, visit www.artsmu.com, call 717-871-7600, or visit the Ware Center or the Student Memorial Center on the campus of Millersville University.

CHARMING

Auction For:

WED.

OPEN HOUSES:

Auction For:

R104825

Kuniko Yamamoto uses a variety of masks in her storytelling.

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Attn: Human Resources

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