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Civitas Sets Chicken Barbecue
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The 69th annual Civitas (Sertoma) chicken barbecue will take place on Saturday, May 21, at Long’s Park, 1441 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster. Civitas Lancaster is the successor to the Lancaster Sertoma Club. Over 15,000 chicken dinners will be available for sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
This year’s barbecue will include craft brews and more in the Civitas/Wacker Brewing Company beverage garden. Both dine-in and takeout options will be available.
The event is open to the public. Tickets can be purchased in advance at www.civitaslancaster.org at a discount price. Tickets will also be sold the day of the barbecue at the aforementioned website or at the park for full price. Proceeds will directly benefit the Lancaster community, Long’s Park improvement projects, programs for at-risk youths, and other local nonprofits.
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The Hempfield High School Class of 1975 will hold its 45th class reunion on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 4 to 9 p.m. The event will take place at Prospect Valley Farms, 1335 Prospect Road, Columbia. The event will feature food, fun, and casual dress.
For reunion details and information, visit www.hempfieldlandisville classof1975.com. Reservations are requested as soon as possible.
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Ananias House Ministry, a Christian organization serving the church in the Middle East and North Africa region, will hold its first local banquet on Monday, May 23, at 6:30 p.m. at Shady Maple Banquet Hall, 129 Toddy Drive, East Earl.
Ananias House Ministry was founded during the war in Syria to provide support for the national Middle East churches and to provide humanitarian help to refugees and communities. The ministry provides training and support to hundreds of church leaders across the Middle East and North Africa region. The purpose of the banquet is to bring awareness to the humanitarian needs of the displaced peoples and refugees from the war in Syria.
Joun Samara, director of Ananias House, as well as his father, Abraham Samara from Damascus, Syria, will be the keynote speakers and will show a video production highlighting the needs of the region served by the organization. Stutzman Family Singers will provide music for the event.
Tickets are free, but everyone must register by calling Lyle Martin at 717584-0400. For more information, contact Ervin Barkman at 717-468-4424 or visit www.ananias house.org.
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The 2019 Lititz Spring Into History event attracted a number of artisans who dressed in period clothing to give demonstrations in an 18th-century market green setting.
Yoder, who pointed out that the festival transforms the Mueller House and all the gardens into an 18th-century artisan market green, where artisans dressed in period clothing sell their handmade items. “More than 20 artisans are coming,” said Paul, who noted that among those will be a milliner, who makes hats; a blacksmith; a whitesmith, who makes Colonial lamps and utensils; soap makers; and an herbalist. “We will have a Conestoga wagon, weather-permitting,” said Paul, noting that Art Reist will bring the wagon and that Art’s son will be the blacksmith. Additional artisans will demonstrate tin smithing, chair caning, bobbin lace weaving, tape looming, pottery, and wood utensil carving. Flax fiber experts will be on-site, as will members of the Lancaster Spinners and Weavers Guild.
“Everyone will be in period clothing,” noted Paul.
“There will be close to 50 of us in period clothing, which makes it really fun,” added Yoder.
Visitors will have the chance to learn to play oldfashioned games like graces, hopscotch, and roll the hoop. Yoder reported that locally known treats like Moravian sugar cake and meadow tea will be available. Brewster’s Barb-B-Que will bring a food truck to the venue, and a local entity will provide coffee. The Lancaster County Folk Music and Fiddle Society will be onsite to play live music. Yoder said that inspiration for the original festival came from a similar event that was attended by Yoder and the Millers, who serve as LHF tour guides. “We approached the board of directors in 2018 and asked if we could hold one,” recalled Yoder. “Our town is all about history, and we have this great (historical) organization.” The group received permission to hold the first Spring Into History Festival in 2019. “We had a limited budget, and we don’t charge admission or the artisans (for space),” Yoder reported, adding that organizers hoped to attract up to 300 visitors, but they estimate that upward of 800 attended. One addition from the first event is a fundraising opportunity that will involve prizes and giveaways of locally donated items. Attendees may also visit the Lititz Museum and gift shop. The event will be held rain or shine. For more details, readers may visit www.springintohistory.blogs pot.com or contact springin tohistory@gmail.com.
