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LLHFH is seeking to open new doors to homeownership

BY JEFF FALK

One of humans’ four basic needs for survival, shelter is more than a means of keeping rain off our backs, wind off our necks and sun out of our eyes. Houses become homes because they provide stability, they foster growth, they allow us to lead better lives.

Born out of necessity, Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity (LLHFH) has been providing housing for Lancaster County residents for 38 years. Now the affordable housing organization is introducing a new program intended to expand its footprint

in the county and beyond.

“Homeownership is a game changer for families,” said Amy

“A safe, dry, warm and affordable home offers a family a new chapter in life and the opportunity to build a brighter future.”

Balestier, LLHFH’s vice president of development and communications. “When they can build wealth, (homeowners) can build

their own brighter futures. When you’re living paycheck to paycheck, that isn’t possible. What we have found is that when people own their homes, their children are more likely to go on to college or own their own homes. In essence, we’re helping to fund the future. It doesn’t stop with one Habitat home. There are a lot of success stories.”

LLHFH has launched an ambitious $4 million campaign called Open Doors, which is designed to address the ongoing shortage of affordable housing.

LLHFH has already raised the first $3.2 million toward its goal and is seeking to garner the rest

See Habitat for Humanity pg 3

Move will enhance EMU at Lancaster’s educational footprint

BY JEFF FALK

Geographically, it’s a 9-mile northwest move. Developmentally, it’s a move in a different direction.

Eastern Mennonite University at Lancaster (EMU at Lancaster) is on the move. In two months,

the private liberal arts university based in Harrisonburg, Va., will officially relocate its Lancaster campus from East Lampeter Township to Warwick Township.

“It will provide more modern space for our students,” said Christine Sharp, EMU at Lancaster’s executive director.

At North Market, Samaritan Center welcomes the community

BY JEFF FALK

New isn’t necessarily improved; bigger isn’t necessarily better. But when the topic is mental health services, more is almost always desirable.

Samaritan Center is expanding its counseling services. It’s a move intended to provide more hope for a healthier, happier and better-adjusted community.

“We know that counseling works, that it improves lives,”

said Steve Schedler, executive director of Samaritan Center.

“For many, it’s a game-changer. What people come in with is very diverse, but there are some common threads. Counseling can give people a different way of thinking and navigating emotions and how they handle relationships. There are also these positive examples of people growing.”

At the beginning of April, Samaritan Center opened a new

See North Market pg 5

Volunteers Bill Yeager (back, left) and Martin King (back, right) work on a recent project in Columbia as Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity’s director of construction, Andy Joseph (front), supervises.

The Listrack building in Warwick Township will be the new home of EMU at Lancaster.

Hope for Haiti sets benefit auction

The 11th annual Hope for Haiti Benefit Auction will take place on Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m. until the last item is sold. This year the event has a new location, Metzler’s Mennonite School, 535 W. Metzler Road, Ephrata. The oneroom school is operated by the Amish and conservative Mennonite community. The new auction location is suitable because many community members travel by buggy, by bicycle, or on foot. The full-day community event will feature live and silent auctions, a large bake sale, children’s activities, and homemade food. Competitive Spikeball tournaments will also return this year. The auction, facilitated by Beiler-Campbell Auction Services, Curvin Horning, and a team of more than 125 volunteers,

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will offer an array of items, including gift cards to local businesses, furniture, antiques, sheds, lawn and garden items, flowers and plants, quilts crafted by local artisans, and collectibles.

All gifts and donations received are tax-deductible, and 100% of the auction day profits go directly to Transformation Haiti and the Hope Library (Bibliyotèk Lespwa) and Christian Training Center, both located in Haiti.

As Haiti continues to rebuild after a challenging year of insecurity and turmoil, the Hope Library is one of the few public libraries

and business training centers accessible to individuals in Port-au-Prince. It offers godly business training in various occupations for those looking to become self-sustainable as well as literature in French, Creole, and English.

Transformation Haiti offers the program Paradigm Shift in the city of Cap-Haïtien. Led by pastor Nelson Martin and his wife, Sue, the program offers business and leadership training to help people achieve self-sustainability.

For further details, visit www.facebook.com/hope forhaitibenefitauction or call 717-271-9603.

Hope for Haiti representatives looking forward to the auction include (front, from left) Mackenzie Martin, Cade Martin, (back) Nelson Martin, Kristen Hertzog, Zackary Martin, John Lapp, (not pictured) Elva Oberholtzer, and Sue Martin.

Habitat for Humanity

through appeals, public and private donations and special events.

“A safe, dry, warm and affordable home offers a family a new chapter in life and the opportunity to build a brighter future,” said Andrew Szalay, LLHFH’s CEO and president.

“Open Doors is an important path to Habitat’s capacity to make a bigger impact on our local housing needs. Maybe you’re a low-income renter and you want to be part of the American Dream. You may not have a security deposit (to rent a home), much less a down payment (to purchase a house). It’s a mountain to climb. It’s almost out of the question for some families. But it’s something that Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity is overcoming.”

With the money it raises, LLHFH hopes to provide 30 houses, either through new construction or the renovation of existing structures, to first-time home buyers by 2026. The constructions currently being considered are located in the city of Lancaster, Columbia Borough and the city of Lebanon.

“We’re both the builder and the lender, so we can work on the finances to get people into these houses,” said Szalay. “How did we get here? Our population

has grown, and our sophis tication has grown, and the costs of houses have risen over the years. It’s become more profitable to build bigger houses. We’re here to empower firsttime home buyers.”

From a total of 115 applicants, LLHFH is cur rently serving 22 locals interested in affordable housing.

“They’re the fabric of our community,” said Bal estier. “They’re helping make our community run, but they can’t afford to live here. Many are coming from a rent situation and can’t afford to continue to rent. We have applicants who are single. Most are families with children who are looking to live near their work or where their children go to school. We want to build where our families want to live. It makes life a little easier.”

LLHFH is one of 2,100 affiliates of Habitat for Humanity across 100 countries. Since being established in 1986, the local chapter has provided over 250 new or renovated homes.

For additional infor mation about Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity’s Open Doors program, https://lancaster lebanonhabitat.org and click on the Open Doors page.

Dance company sets concert

Ornate Dance Theatre will present its annual spring concert on Friday, May 10, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, May 11, at 2 p.m. at Cavod Theatre, 641 W. Main St., New Holland. Lobby doors will open 45 minutes prior to each show.

This year’s production, “The Search,” is a collection of original works set by local choreographers, including Jill Hertzog, Julie Haney, Timnah Krauter, Haley Martin, Stephanie Morales, Stephanie Martin, and Shenan Hall. This narrated

dance performance explores a world full of chaos and confusion seeking to find a hope that cannot fail.

To purchase tickets, visit https://cavod.org/events/ the-search-ornate-dance -theatre/.

Additional donations

will be accepted to support Ornate Dance Theatre’s ministry. Ornate Dance Theatre is Cavod’s pre-professional dance company, which aims to create a space for young artists to develop their technique and establish other life skills.

For Rising 2nd-12th Graders

• Various weeks from mid-June to mid-August

• 2024 Theme: WILD

• Weekly overnight

“This was the first time my son has ever been away and LOVED every moment of it. When I picked him up, the first thing he said to me was “Mom, you need to sign me up again next year!” Thanks to all the staff members for making my son’s first overnight summer camp trip one he will NEVER forget!”

-Camper Parent

For Rising 1st-6th Graders

• Various weeks from mid-June to mid-August

• Daily, 9:00am-4:30pm

• Unique weekly themes

“Thank you for all your care and the joy you brought to my child!” -Camper Parent

For Rising 3rd-10th Graders

• Hosted by BFUT Institute of Soccer

• Skills sessions & scrimmages

• June 17-21

“Thank you so much for this camp! My daughter enjoyed it so much! Love the pictures!” -Soccer Camp Parent

Yappy Hour to benefit local rescue

Warren Jewellers, 1490 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster, will hold its second annual Yappy Hour event to benefit Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue (DVGRR) on Thursday, May 9, from 5 to 7 p.m.

Located in Reinholds, DVCRR is a nonprofit organization that finds homes for many dogs, including golden retrievers. Human as well as pet representatives from the organization will be on hand at the event.

The event is BYOD (Bring Your Own Dog), and it will feature a drawing to benefit DVGRR with the grand prize of a 14-karat gold diamond necklace. A portion of all sales during the event will be donated to DVGRR.

There will be light bites as well as refreshments, and Just 4 Paws & Hooves will offer homemade treat samples for the dogs in attendance.

To learn more or to purchase tickets in advance for the prize drawing, visit www.warrenjewell ers.com/event-de tails/2nd-annual -yappy-hour.

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counseling space at 33 N. Market St., Lancaster, to augment the mission started at its main location at 1803 Oregon Pike, Lancaster. In addition to increasing the nonprofit’s coverage area, the downtown office will allow Samaritan Center to reach more people and provide more mental health services.

“We’re very aware of the gap between demand and the availability of counseling,” said Schedler. “We’re involved in that conversation. The good news is that we’ve seen a turn in people’s willingness to get help since COVID. Who doesn’t need to talk to somebody?

Now we’re seeing the response to that. We saw a record demand over the last four years. Progress is being made, but it will take years to level back out.”

Housed on the fourth floor of a historic building near Lancaster Central Market, Samaritan Center North Market features five

new counseling offices. Samaritan Center, which is operated by 41 employees, 25 of whom are full-time or part-time therapists, has added five new counselors.

“It’s everyone in the community, from all walks of life,” said Schedler of Samaritan Center’s counseling clientele. “We’ve seen all ages reach out. It could be older adults; some of our counselors work with children and teens, families, couples, individuals. There really are no groups of folks not reaching out. We have in-person and virtual capabilities, so we can work with anyone in Pennsylvania. But the bulk of our clients seen in-house are Lancaster County residents.”

In 2023, Samaritan Center provided more than 14,000 counseling sessions. With the addition of North Market, Samaritan Center now has the capability to provide an additional 6,000 sessions.

“Samaritan Center does many things in the community, and counseling is just

LCHS plans concert

The Lancaster Catholic High School (LCHS) fine and performing arts department will present “A Fresh Field of Music,” part of its LCHS Community Outreach Concert and Lecture Series, on Thursday, May 16, at 7 p.m. The event will take place at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 31 S. Duke St., Lancaster.

The concert will feature pianist Frances Veri, vio -

linist Michael Jamanis, and cellist Susan Moyer Bergeron, who is a Lancaster native. They will premiere Richard Field’s Piano Trio No. 1, which blends elements of classical, jazz, and popular music. They will also present works by Bach, Rachmaninoff, Beethoven, Dvorak, and Piazzolla.

Jamanis is the son of Veri, and he, Bergeron,

one of them,” said Schedler. “We just reached a point where we were out of space. We wanted to come up with a way to serve more people, and we’re excited about being in the city for the first time. Our goal is to provide improved mental health to everyone. Samaritan Center’s mission is to be as accessible as possible to meet people’s needs for counseling services, and now we’re more accessible than ever.”

Samaritan Center was established in 1987 by a group from Highland Presbyterian Church, 500 E. Roseville Road, Lancaster, interested in providing accredited, faith-based counseling. Over the last 37 years, the services

and Field have known each other since childhood. Field now resides in Budapest, Hungary.

Jamanis and Veri have been artists in residence at the LCHS performing arts series since 2012. They have a history of involvement in the music community of Lancaster and around the world as touring artists.

Samaritan Center board members meet to discuss the expansion of counseling services at North Market. See LCHS pg 11

Samaritan Center provides have changed to meet the evolving needs of the community.

“It was really a leap of faith to jump out and start a new counseling center,” said Schedler. “Over time, Samaritan Center has established itself by providing high-quality counseling services. Mostly through word of mouth, many lives have been changed. We’ve had a legacy of growing thoughtfully.”

For additional information on Samaritan Center, go to www.samaritan lancaster.org.

Conestoga Valley’s Aidan Zimmerman threw a 143-11 to win the discus after tossing the shot 46-8.5 for another first place effort against Solanco Monday, April 29. He was also second in the javelin (161-4).

BOYS’ LACROSSE

GIRLS’ LACROSSE

Fri. 4/26 at Lebanon W 10-4

Mon. 4/30 vs Ephrata L 13-3

Wed. 5/1 at Solanco L 5-0

Tue. 4/30 at Warwick W 9-4

Fri. 4/26 vs York Suburban L 11-3 SOFTBALL

Fri. 4/26 vs Lebanon W 16-4

Mon. 4/30 at Ephrata L 16-5

Wed. 5/1 vs Solanco L 13-1

BOYS’ TRACK

Mon. 4/29 at Solanco W 110-39

GIRLS’ TRACK

Mon. 4/29 at Solanco L 83-67

VOLLEYBALL

Thu. 4/25 at Hempfield L 3-1

Conestoga Valley swept the mile run against Solanco with Carson Miller, Josh Yoder (left) and Yonnatane Desta (right) pacing the group in Quarryville Monday, April 29.

The Buckskins’ Kiley Justiniano clears 7-6 enroute to her third place vault of 8-6 at Solanco Monday, April 29.

Garrett Anderson races to a first place finish in the 110 high hurdles at Solanco on Monday afternoon, April 29. The Buckskins defeated the Mules 110-39.

In Quarryville on Monday, April 29, CV’s Alondra Ortiz beats Solanco’s Oli Oravitz by a lean in the 100 meter dash. The Buckskins defeated their hosts 83-67.

Conestoga Valley’s Peyton Sensenig competes in the triple jump against Solanco on Monday, April 29.

STRAWBERRIES

Lancaster artist featured in Philadelphia Eagles’ art gala

BY ADRIAN ESCHENWALD

JJ Roach of Lancaster doesn’t see the world in the same way most people do. The 20-year-old artist has a keen eye for complex patterns and intricate details, which he often quickly spots in what appear to be ordinary settings. In 2020, JJ began leaning into his unique instincts to create elaborate, large-scale drawings that spare no detail. Over the last four years, JJ has continued to hone his craft by expanding his portfolio and participating in art shows and events in Lancaster County and beyond, including the Philadelphia Eagles Art Gala Charity Auction held in March.

the Eagle” in time for the gala.

“It was fun and crazy all at once,” JJ said of the exhibit’s opening night, which he attended with Carol. “I’ve been to art galas and fundraisers before, but never ones with NFL stars or anything.” The opening night at Arch Enemy Arts was attended by art collectors, supporters of the Eagles Autism Foundation and famous players from the Philadelphia football team. “It was beautiful, green chaos,” Carol added.

Kyle Keen joins the team at Everence

Kyle Keen recently joined Everence Financial as the director of organizational services for the company’s offices in Lancaster, Ephrata, Mount Joy, Mechanicsburg, Chambersburg and Belleville. This is a newly designed position to better serve and grow relationships with organizational clients.

“Green Is the Heart Inspired” was held from March 25 to April 15 at Arch Enemy Arts, a gallery located in Philadelphia’s historic Old City. The art gala and auction, which benefited the Eagles Autism Foundation, featured 35 pieces created by artists from the greater Philadelphia area. JJ was among three of the featured artists who have been diagnosed with autism.

JJ’s mother, Carol, first learned about the Eagles Autism Foundation in February from her other son, John. After doing some research and making a few phone calls, Carol received a response from the foundation, which invited JJ to participate in the upcoming gala by submitting a green piece of artwork. JJ had been working on a large drawing that he hadn’t colored in yet, and he decided to apply the Eagles’ green and white color scheme to have it included. Despite the short timeframe, which necessitated several latenight drawing sessions, JJ finished his piece “Eye of

After a few bids, JJ’s piece sold for nearly $1,000. Sporting a glittering green suit and tie, JJ met other artists featured in the exhibit and a few of the Eagles players, as well as the team’s mascot, Swoop.

As a child, JJ was diagnosed with autism and ADHD, which often made it difficult for him to concentrate in class. When he was 16 years old, JJ started working on a drawing to thank his teachers for their patience and guidance. After showing the finished piece to a friend, JJ realized he had inadvertently drawn the Fibonacci sequence, a mathematical sequence that frequently appears in nature and is associated with the golden ratio. “I mostly still rely on my instincts, mind and deeper thoughts when I’m drawing,” JJ said.

“(JJ) thinks in shapes and patterns,” Carol said. “I started to realize that’s the way his brain works.” JJ said he hopes to share his story with other people who may have autism or ADHD to let them know that anyone can excel - even if they think differently from others.

For more information, visit www.jjroachart.com/ combatting-autism-and -adhd-through-art.

Before joining Everence, Keen served as director of wellness innovation at ConnectCare3, a provider of health and wellness programs to employers. He has more than a decade of experience in corporate wellness and preventative solutions from coaching to consulting and is a certified corporate wellness specialist.

Keen graduated from Messiah University with a degree in health and exercise science. He earned a Master of Science in health care administration and strategic management from Liberty University. He lives in Lititz with his wife, Alyson, and their two children.

Everence helps individuals, organizations and congregations integrate faith with finances through a national team of financial professionals. Everence offers banking, insurance and financial services with community benefits and stewardship education.

To learn more, visit www.everence.com/ centralpenn or call 717652-6662. Individuals may reach Keen directly at kyle.keen@everence.com or 717-653-6662.

Senior citizens plan gathering

The Strasburg Area Senior Citizens will gather on Wednesday, May 15, at 1 p.m. at the Strasburg Fire Hall, 203 W. Franklin St., Strasburg. After a meeting, attendees Tana Reiff will speak. Reiff, who is a photographer and the author of many books, will showcase her “Signs of Lancaster County: A Photographic Tour of Amish Country.” Potluck refreshments will be available.

Guests are welcome. Strasburg Seniors is a nonprofit organization chartered in 1966 for the recreation and benefit of area residents age 50 and older. Meetings are generally held on the third Wednesday of every month, and the club also holds a summer picnic and yearly Christmas party as well as outings and trips.

For more information, call Jill at 717-239-1530.

The ENT Center joins WellSpan

As part of an effort to expand access to care for patients and families in Lancaster County, The ENT Center integrated with WellSpan Health effective April 22. Its two locations in Lancaster and Ephrata have become WellSpan specialty practices for ear, nose and throat (ENT) care in addition to

offering hearing services. The two locations have been providing these services in the Lancaster County area for more than 50 years. The practices’ new names and locations are WellSpan ENT and Hearing Center at Lancaster, 810 Plaza Blvd., Lancaster, and WellSpan ENT and

JJ Roach shares his drawing “Eye of the Eagle” with the Eagles’ mascot, Swoop, during the opening night of the exhibit.

Kyle Keen

EMU at Lancaster

“The common space is large and open. We’ll be closer to the (Lancaster) airport.”

Located within the Greenfield Corporate Center at 1846 Charter Lane, Suite 212, Lancaster, for the last 30 years, EMU at Lancaster is moving its four classrooms to the Listrak building at 100 W. Millport Road, Lititz, in time for summer classes to begin July 1. The move will provide EMU at Lancaster with an additional 5,000 square feet for classrooms, a certified nursing assistant (CNA) training laboratory, student advisory areas, a cafeteria and coffee bar, ample parking and outdoor space.

EMU at Lancaster executed a multi-year lease and plans to perform some minor upgrades to the property’s infrastructure, information technology and communications.

“We take pride in our sense of community and serving our community, whether it’s through credited or non-credited courses,” said Sharp. “Our mission in Lancaster is to provide programs that aren’t available in other sectors. Our vision is to serve our students with high-quality education. Our goal is to have a build-

ing that’s welcoming to students and instructors. We’re moving to a state-ofthe-art building.”

“Like many commercial landlords, we have re-evaluated our physical properties and have determined that we do not need the entire 93,000 square feet of our headquarters building,” said Ross Kramer, Listrak’s CEO. “As strong supporters of STEM (science, technology, engineering, math), we felt that EMU at Lancaster would be a great fit and believe the new space will provide a learning environment conducive to students’ academic and professional growth.”

EMU at Lancaster’s current enrollment is over 400 students, but many attend through online courses.

When the university opens its Warwick Township location, nearly 100 students are expected to attend weekly.

“The needs of today’s workforce are constantly changing,” said Sharp. “EMU at Lancaster is committed to providing postsecondary education and professional development training that offers students a competitive advantage. Our mission is to ensure that those who complete our programs

Preschoolers release ladybugs

In honor of Earth Day on April 22, students at Chesterbrook Academy Preschool in Leola released more than 4,500 ladybugs throughout the schoolyard and back into the environment on plants, flowers and trees.

Leading up to Earth Day, students learned that ladybugs serve as a natural pes-

are well prepared to make valuable contributions to the workforce and communities.”

Eastern Mennonite University first established its local campus at a temporary location in Lancaster in 1996 before moving to Greenfield Corporate Center in 2002.

In addition to its CNA program, EMU at Lancaster offers a bachelor’s degree in leadership and organizational management, with an aviation concentration. The university plans to add a drone technology education program this fall.

“We want to graduate students who are forward-thinking and life citizens,” said Sharp. “We want our students to have a global understanding. Our goal is to raise strong leaders with compassion, not only in their lives but also their professional lives. We’re here to provide a pathway to students who may not have thought of education before.”

For additional information about EMU at Lancaster, go to www.emu .edu/lancaster.

ticide by feeding on insects that could otherwise harm the health of gardens, trees and shrubs. Chesterbrook Academy teaches the importance of community and exploring nature at an early age.

For more information about Chesterbrook Academy Preschool, visit www .ChesterbrookAcademy.com.

More than 4,500 ladbugs were released on Earth Day by Chesterbrook Academy preschoolers.

JBT presents donation to Ephrata Public Library

Mother’s Day

Jonestown Bank & Trust Co. (JBT) recently donated $5,000 to Ephrata Public Library for summer programs designed for children ages 5 to 18.

The library’s more than 180 summer programs provide multiple opportunities for each age group, including programs like I Can Cook! Kids Cooking Class for children ages 6

to 9; Science for Tweens: Robots, Tech and Engineering for youngsters ages 10 to 12; Writers Camp for Tweens & Teens for youths ages 10 to 18; and Game Design Camp for youths ages 10 to 18.

The summer programs fall under the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program.

WellSpan

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Hearing Center at Ephrata, 561 W. Trout Run Road, Ephrata.

Each location will continue to offer the same services, including pediatric audiology. The combined practices include Drs. Steven Dorf and John Miller, physician assistants Ben Kingsley and Jeffrey Lewis, seven audiologists, and 37 additional team members.

The practices are open

Mondays through Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are also open bi-weekly on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

The addition of The ENT Center expands WellSpan’s network of ENT services across southcentral Pennsylvania and offers additional access and convenience for patients. For more information on these services, visit www .WellSpan.org.

Groundbreaking planned for new museum

The ceremonial groundbreaking for the Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History and Democracy on Monday, May 13, from 9 to 11 a.m.

The event will begin at 9 a.m. in Commons on Vine in the Lancaster County Convention Center, 25 S. Queen St., Lancaster. Coffee and pastries will be available, and local dignitaries will present remarks. Afterward, attendees may

tour the Stevens & Smith Center for a behind-thescenes look at the space before construction officially begins.

This event is free and open to the public. Space is limited, and registration is required by visiting www .lancasterhistory.org or calling 717-392-4633. To learn more about the Stevens & Smith Center, visit https://stevensand smithcenter.org/.

Participants in the check presentation included (from left) Hannah Kees, Tori Kuhns, library exectutive director Abigail Balmer, JBT president and CEO Troy A. Peters, library grant writer Stephanie Owsiany, Ashley Hess, and Jessica Francis.

A ribbon-cutting event was held to celebrate The ENT Center of Lancaster’s joining WellSpan Health.

Church posts yard sale and barbecue

Oregon Community

United Methodist Church, 1214 Creek Road, Lititz, will hold a yard sale and chicken barbecue on Saturday, May 11. The yard sale will start at 8 a.m., and the chicken barbecue will be available from 10 a.m. until sold out. The event will feature many tables of items available by donation.

For more information, visit www.oregoncom munityumc.us.

LCHS

from pg 5

Jamanis directs Music For Everyone’s education program and is a senior adjunct professor at Franklin & Marshall College. Like Jamanis, Bergeron comes from a musical family. Her father, Karl Moyer, taught organ lessons and music courses at Millersville University for 30 years. He was also a music critic for a local newspaper. Bergeron’s late mother, Carolyn, was a well-known string teacher and a member of the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra for many years, and a string lesson program was established in her memory

Martindale Fire Company’s BAKED

HAM SUPPER

Saturday, May 11th, 2024

Serving from 3 to 6 pm or till sold out Drive-Thru Take-Outs ONLY!!!

MEALS INCLUDE:

Dinner Roll, Ham, Potatoes, Dried Corn, Baked Beans, Celery & Carrots, Red Beet Egg, Applesauce, Whoopie Pie & a Beverage Take-Out Meal Cost: $17.00 each

At the Martindale Fire Hall 527 Gristmill Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522 717-445-7100 For More Info Call: 717-354-0064 or 717-355-0327

through Music For Everyone in 2023. Sister Cynthia is a music professor. Bergeron began her musical journey at age 4, and she won numerous awards as a child. A summer spent at the Kinhaven music camp in Weston, Va., inspired her to become a professional cellist. She holds degrees from the New England Conservatory of Music, the University of Akron, and

the University of Miami. She is a former member of the New World Symphony, a current member of the Naples Philharmonic, and a founding member of the Dalbergi Trio. Admission is free. Donations by cash or check will be received for the LCHS Tri-M Music Honor Society’s community service charity project recipient, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

RE-OPENING ON SATURDAY, MAY 11TH *Open 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month

gUIDeD TOUrS Of hOUSe, grOUNDS & BArN TOUrS Are frOM 1 p.M. TO 4 p.M., LAST TOUr BegINS AT 3:15 p.M.

- GROUP TOURS AVAILABLE1756 NISSLeY rD., LANCASTer (5 Miles West Of lancaster city) Call (717) 898-8822 for more info www.herrhomestead.org

Public Auctions

BY APPOINTMENT

Auction For: George Aukamp Est.

THURS. MAY 16, 2024 – 6pm Real Estate

THISWEEK!

490 Milton Grove Rd. S. Elizabethtown, PA 17022

3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME W/ FARMLAND VIEWS

– 0.58 Acres – Elizabethtown Area SD SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Auction For: Ron & Judy Peters

TUES. MAY 21, 2024 – 6pm Real Estate 1801 Larchmont Ln. Lancaster, PA 17601 CHARMING 3 BEDROOM MANHEIM TOWNSHIP HOME – 0.31 Acres – Manheim Township SD

OPEN HOUSES: MAY 11, 10AM-12PM & MON. MAY 13, 5PM-6:30PM OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Auction For: Walt Korzon

THURS. MAY 23, 2024 – 6pm Real Estate

Auction For: Kathleen & Brian Cunfer 10

523 Pumping Station Rd. Kirkwood, PA 17536

10.3 ACRE SOLANCO/STRASBURG AREA

RESTORED FARMHOUSE – Solanco SD

OPEN HOUSES: MAY 11, 10AM-12PM & MON. MAY 13, 5PM-6:30PM OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

THURS. MAY 23, 2024 – 6pm Real Estate

310 Fairview Dr. Lititz, PA 17543

3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH LITITZ HOME

– 0.41 Acres – Warwick SD

OPEN HOUSES: MAY 11, 10AM-12PM & MON. MAY 13, 5PM-6:30PM OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Auction For: Washchysion Sisters

WEDS. MAY 29, 2024 – 6pm Real Estate 1976 Sterling Place, Lancaster, PA 17601 MANHEIM TWP. 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HOME

– 0.52 Acres – Manheim Township SD

OPEN HOUSES: MAY 18, 10AM-12PM & MON. MAY 20, 5PM-6:30PM OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Auction For: David R. Creamer Est.

TUES. JUNE 4, 2024 – 6pm Real Estate

64 N. Charlotte St. Manheim, PA 17545 AFFORDABLE 3 BEDROOM MANHEIM HOME

– 0.17 Acres – Manheim Central SD

OPEN HOUSES: MAY 18, 10AM-12PM & MON. MAY 20, 5PM-6:30PM OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Auction For: Rubye Barto

WEDS. JUNE 12, 2024 – 6pm Real Estate

102 S. State St. Leola (Brownstown) PA 17540

LEOLA (BROWNSTOWN) MULTI-UNIT

– 0.22 Acres – Conestoga Valley SD

OPEN HOUSES: SAT. JUN 1, 10AM-2PM OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Auction For: Eli S. Glick

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any questions or to schedule a private showing. All information deemed to be correct but not guaranteed. Attention Realtors, we are o ering a 1% broker participation, you must be registered by May 15th. Call Sylvan at 717-826-1585 for a registration form.

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PROPERTIES SIDE-BY-SIDE * ALL VERY NICE NICE CAPE-COD 3-BR HOUSE & GARAGE ON .75-ACRE 3-BAY GARAGE & PARKING AREA * 2-UNIT RES. APT. THURSDAY, MAY 16 @ 6:00 P.M.

LOCATED AT: 30 N. Ridge Rd., Reinholds, PA * E. Cocalico Twp. DIRECTIONS: From Rt. 897 at the 4-way stop sign in Reinholds, turn North on N. Ridge Road to second property on right. #1 REAL ESTATE: Very nice Cape-Cod style house w/detached gar on .75-acre lot. This beautiful house was built in 1927; approx. 1,786 SF; many recent upgrades. Main level has 17’x16’ kitchen w/modern solid wood cabinetry, SS appliances, eat-at island w/ sink, crown-style window bump-out; 13’x8.5’ DR; 23’x12.5’ front LR w/beautiful org. wood trim & banister, wood HW flooring; 14’x13’ side FR w/desirable exposed brick wall; full bath w/walk-in shower; rear door foyer w/room for coats & shoes. 2nd level has primary BR w/walk-in closet & 2nd closet; (2) additional BR’s w/double closets; full bath w/tub shower. Semi-finished bsmnt has 18’x13’ rec area; 13’x10’ office rm; nice utility rm has laundry area w/laundry counter work area & cabinetry; spacious cold cellar; oil furnace new in '21; public water; on-site sewer; roof in '20; newer vinyl windows. Brick detached 1-car garage is 27’x20’; Taxes $4,624; Cocalico SD. Great for entertaining w/17’x13’ rear concrete patio & fire pit area; also small area on other side of the road. #2 REAL ESTATE: Very nice 3-bay garage/shop on .29-acre lot. Approx. 1,600 SF; constructed of concrete block w/insulated walls, steel exterior; inside shop walls have glass-board; main part is 43’ deep x 23.5’ wide, open to an “L-Shaped” 19’x16’ space; (1) overhead door is 12’ W x 10’ H; (2) overhead

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Collectibles

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AMISH MOVING COMPANY

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ANDY’S DRYWALL

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STUMP GRINDING SERVICES 717-989-7938, leave message.

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ALWAYS BUYING Classic, Muscle & Sports Cars Jeff Gast, 717-575-4561

BUYING CLASSIC CARS, TRUCKS, SUVs **American and Foreign** Any Condition. Buying entire car collections. $$PAYING CA$H$$ Please call 717-577-8206 KRMiller1965@yahoo.com

CORVETTES WANTED 1953 thru 2019 Jeff Gast, 717-575-4561

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VEHICLE REPOSSESSED? YOU may be entitled to substantial money and improved credit. REPO ALERT! FREE LEGAL ADVICE 1-800-601-0808

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All real estate advertised in this publication is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act which makes it illegal to advertise a preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color religion, ancestry, sex, national origin, handicap (physical or mental) or familial status (people with children) or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. This publication will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation of the law Our readers are hearby informed that all dwellings advertised in this publication are required to be available on an equal opportunity basis.

*NOTE TO OUR CUSTOMERS* When placing your real estate ad please describe the property only, not who you wish to occupy it.

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