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Although its name reflects one of the activities that it offers, the Brandywine Valley Ski Association (BVSA), a not-for-profit organi zation, invites its members to meet year-round to enjoy a variety of outdoor sports, including biking, hiking, kayaking and golfing. The ability to ski is not a requirement to join the group.
BY FRANCINE FULTON
For additional information about BVSA, contact Noonan at 484-680-8435 or Tim.Noonan@FoxRoach. com. More information is also available at www.bvsa. wildapricot.org.
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“Some people come early and have dinner and there is a business meeting at 7 p.m., which is required by our charter,” Noonan explained. “We have a treasurer’s report and a report from an EPSC representative, and we go over upcoming activities. Sometimes there are fun events or a speaker, who will talk about biking or exercises for skiing, or (there will be) bingo. At Christmastime, there is a gift exchange.”Members are invited to propose other outings and trip destinations. “We have people with broad interests,” said Noonan. “That has led to the things that we do when we branched out from skiing.”
Upcoming outings planned by the club include full moon kayaking at Marsh Creek State Park on Saturday, Sept. 10, and a horseback ride on Sunday, Oct. 23, at a location to be determined. Ski outings planned for 2023 include trips to Banff, Alberta, Canada; Niseko, Japan; Greek Peak Mountain Resort in New York; and Killing ton,BVSAVt.
“There will be a presentation from the pres ident, who will give a history of the club, and the activities chairman will give us an idea of the things that we do,” said Tim Noonan, a member of the activities committee. “There will also be a slideshow of past events.”
New members will also learn about the club’s affilia tion with the Eastern Pennsylvania Ski Council (EPSC). “BVSA is just one chapter of the broader Eastern Penn sylvania Ski Council, which includes 39 clubs through out Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland,” Noonan said.The open house will also include drawings for free memberships for new members only and a display of photos of past events and trips.
members are asked to pay an annual fee, with separate prices for couples, families and individuals. In addition to a monthly newsletter that lists club activ ities, members receive reciprocal membership to the EPSC and the National Ski Council.
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BVSA meets on the first Wednesday of each month from September through May at the Thorndale Inn. Guests are welcome.
BVSA will hold an open house for new and prospective members on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 6:30 p.m. at the Thorndale Inn, 430 Bondsville Road, Downingtown.
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The club, which was established in 1975, cur rently has 300 registered members. “There is a core group of 100 members primarily from throughout Chester County, but we do draw from throughout the region, including Mont gomery County and some people in Delaware County and Lancaster County,” Noonan said.
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The Pennsylvania De partment of Transporta tion (PennDOT) reminds motorists to drive safely in work zones. Drivers are reminded to slow down and never drive distracted, especially in work zones where roadway conditions can change every day. In Pennsylvania, there are two distinct programs related to active work zones. Under Title 75, Section 3326, motorists caught by police driving 11 mph or more above the posted speed limit in an active work zone, or who are involved in a crash in an active work zone and are convicted for failing to drive at a safe speed, auto matically lose their license for 15 days. Additionally, fines for certain traffic vio lations, including speeding, driving under the influence, and failure to obey traffic devices, are doubled for active work zones. The law also provides for up to five years of additional jail time for individuals convicted of homicide by vehicle for a crash that occurred in an active work zone. Under Title 75, Section 3369, fines are allowed to be administered through the Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement (AWZSE) program. Penn sylvania’s AWZSE program, first implemented in March 2020, uses vehicle-mount ed systems to detect and record motorists exceed ing posted work zone speed limits by 11 miles per hour or more using electronic speed timing devices. AWZSE systems are only operational in active work zones where workers are present.
BY FRANCINE FULTON “They are the three smallest bones in the human body but also the most important,” said Yaduraj Choudhary, when describ ing how the name of the nonprofit organization 3 Tiny Bones was chosen to represent the three bones found in the middle ear. Yaduraj, a 12th-grader at the Downingtown STEM Academy, was born with hearing loss and currently wears a hearing aid. He is the founder and president of 3 Tiny Bones, a student-led group. “Our goal is to educate communi ties on hearing loss to destigma tize it and create a more inclusive society,” he stated. Since its founding two and a half years ago, the group has institut ed several programs. “We have been working with the Downing town STEM Academy on educating students about hearing loss and healthy hearing habits,” said Yadu raj. “We have also educated the student body through posters in the hallway, as well as videos cre ated by our team that were broad casted to the entire school.” The school has also initiated the first Safe Hearing Zone. “We did a test run at STEM this past school year. We launched a Safe Hearing Zone at the prom and homecoming dances to make sure the music volume was safe so that the hearing health of all students and faculty in atten dance was protected,” Yaduraj explained.Yaduraj also hopes that peo ple will take the “HEAR Pledge” which stands for Hear safely, wear Earplugs, stay Away from loud noise and Recognize harm ful sounds. “This is one of our main initiatives right now, and our goal is 10,000 pledges by 2023,” he said. To take the pledge or for more information, visit www.3tinybones.org/pledge.Yadurajandotherstudent mem bers of the organization also take part in the Walk4Hearing in Phil adelphia presented by the Hear ing Loss Association of America, where they distribute hundreds of pairs of earplugs to promote hear ingAllsafety.theefforts, said Yaduraj, stem from his first-hand experience of hearing loss. “I went through a lot of challenges in my hearing loss journey. I had to undergo four sur geries when I was in elementary school. That led to many missed months of school,” he shared. “I was able to push through it and persevere and study hard.” He said that youths who wear hearing aids may face teasing from other students. “When I start ed wearing a hearing aid, especially in middle school I faced a lot of bul lying and teasing,” stated Yaduraj. “If you walk in wearing glasses, no one asks if you are blind. But if you wear a hearing aid, (people ask), “Are you deaf?”or ‘What’s on your ear?’ There is stigma for people with hearing loss (due to) a lack of education.”Healsohopes to educate young people about taking proper care of their hearing. For example, he not ed, many youths wear earbuds or headphones that are turned up too loudly. “These are kids with perfect hearing who are doing permanent damage because we have noise hazards - earbuds, headphones, lawn mowers, vehicles and parties (with loud music),” Yaduraj stated. “It is important for them to protect their hearing health.”
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On Nov. 2, 1920, KDKA in Pittsburgh made was is known as the nation’s first commercial broadcast. Locally, two stations were licensed in Philadelphia 100 years ago in 1922. The now defunct WGL was first, followed by WFI, which later became WFIL. In recognition of this milestone, commis sion members decided that it would be ap propriate to show off some of the more inter esting radios from the mid-century era at the Cadwalader House. Also open on the same day will be the Uw chlan Meeting House, 3 N. Village Ave., and the Edith P. Moore Schoolhouse, 9 N. Village Ave.
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Commission will host visitors on a guided tour of its headquarters at 21 N. North Village Ave., Lionville, in the Uwchlan Township National HistoricFeaturedDistrict.this month will be a display of ra dios on loan from the collection of Alex De Mers. This year marks DeMers’ 50th year in broadcasting, including more than a decade as program manager for Philadelphia’s WIOQ.
The community is in vited to visit the John House on Sunday, Sept. 4, from 2 to 4 p.m. of the at John
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The program, which is one of several ongoing services that VisionCorps provides, is adminis tered by the Pennsylvania Vision Foundation.
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“You get a voucher and (a list of) eye doctors,” explained Carol Gifford, VisionCorps community relations specialist. “We have several participat ing doctors throughout Chester County.”
“They do the setup, and we administer the pro gram in our area,” said Gifford. “All ages are el igible to participate in the program. It’s a good resource. It’s the basics - an eye exam and eye glasses. You get a good pair of eyeglasses with someGiffordchoices.”noted that families with income lim itations may find it necessary to forgo basic eye care. “When you are worried about money, peo ple may view (eye care) as an ‘extra’ It’s not an extra; it is saving your sight,” she stated.
In addition, VisionCorps offers both in-person and virtual programs to organizations and em ployers about its services. The programs may include information on common eye conditions, living with low vision and employing people with lowAllvision.theprograms are free of charge, and ser vices offered to clients of VisionCorps are also free.
Individuals who are interested in the program or want to see if they qualify are asked to con tact VisionCorps at 717-205-4141. VisionCorps, which was established in Lan caster County in 1926, opened a branch in Chester County about eight years ago. The organization also serves Adams, Lebanon and YorkVisionCorpscounties. provides instruction to those with visual impairments on how to manage the challenges of everyday life. It also offers sight loss support groups and provides education and prevention-of-blindness services, rehabilitation and employment. VisionCorps serves clients ranging from birth to seniors.
The program connects low-income individu als and families with participating doctors. Par ticipants receive free vision examinations and basic frames and lenses.
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Downingtown Area School District (DASD) recently partnered with It Takes A Village Community (ITAVC) of Chester County to help combat food insecurity within the DASD communi ty. Community food boxes have been installed at Beaver Creek Elementa ry School, 601 W. Pennsylvania Ave., Downingtown, and East Ward Ele mentary School, 435 Washington Ave., Downingtown.KnowninDASD as “Buddy Boxes,” the outdoor pantries contain nonper ishable food items and toiletries do nated by members of the community.
The Buddy Boxes will remain unlocked at all times, and community members are invited to donate or take items at any time, for any reason.
The Buddy Boxes are among sever al initiatives planned for next school year that will address food insecurity within the district. In the fall, students will decorate the boxes as part of these ongoing efforts.
Making a difference in one’s community is a wor thy goal, and there are many paths a person can take to be a catalyst for change. One of the easi est ways to make positive change is to support non profit profitfinancialorganizationsgroups.beTherebercansensetalhappiness,leadsupportingbleWaterford.org,theirbenefitingthuringissues.animals,demographicthewhethertomakeNonprofitorganizations.organizationsittheirmissionsservespecificcauses,thosecausesareenvironment,acertainofpeople,schools,orsocialInadditiontofuracause,supportanonprofitgroupcanthosewholendsupport.Accordingtoanequitalearningorganization,nonprofitscantoagreatersenseofimprovedmenhealthandastrongerofpurpose,andfosteragreaternumofsocialconnections.aremanywaystoinvolvedwithnonprofitIndividualscansupportbymakingdonations.Nonorganizationsrequire funding to carry out their missions. Support from do nors can cover operating costs and ensure missions are not stalled or canceled due to lack of funding. Sharing information about an organization with others and asking them to support the nonprofit is known as peer-to-peer fundraising. This can hap pen by word-of-mouth ad vertising on social media, asking for fundraising for a cause in lieu of tradi tional birthday or special event gifts, or sharing flyers or other advertisements around town. This type of fundraising is especially valuable because it does not require nonprofit orga nizations to allocate their own resources to generate donations.Business owners can provide paid time off time to employees who would like to volunteer with lo cal nonprofits. A company may establish a set num ber of hours or days per quarter or month that can be used for volunteerism in any Sponsoringaspect. an event is another way to support nonprofits. While private individuals can sponsor events, the collective re sources of a business or other group, such as a school, may be better equipped to spearhead a charityIndividualsevent. can provide support by participating in or attending an event. Even if one cannot donate or sponsor an event, he or she can still be involved. Showing up to support a cause can help raise awareness and inspire nonprofit workers and vol unteers.Individuals and busi nesses can support non profit groups in their com munities in various ways and reap the rewards that such support produces.
The Buddy Boxes at Beaver Creek and East Ward elementary schools were built by Henry Blankmeyer from Boy Scout Troop 23. Blankmeyer is a 2022 graduate of Downingtown High School East and attends Penn State University.Additional community food boxes are available throughout the com munity. To learn more about the box es, visit food-boxes.html.www.ittakesavillagecc.org/
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Several recommendations are provided on how to prepare meals as a family.
Adults should expect some mess. Parents and other adults should go into any meal creation process with children expecting things to get a tad messy. It may be possible to minimize messes by setting up workstations covered by plastic tablecloths, which can be folded up and shaken into the trash. Encourage children to sit down so they do not inadvertently spread any messes to another part of the house.
Families that want to spend more time together can find a fun way to do just that by working together on some thing they already do each day. Cooking meals together as a family can add some fun to a task that is already a part of many families’ daily routines.
Parents should plan for things to take a little extra time. Preparation time is likely to take a bit longer when multiple hands are stirring the pot. Families can slow down and employ some patience. Adults should resist the urge to take over when children may not be doing things the right way. If meals need to be on the table at certain times, start an hour or two earlier than normal to account for some delays. When cooking as a family, eliminate as many distrac tions as possible. The kitchen may be the heart of the home, but it can be dangerous to be around knives and other cooking utensils and instruments. Distractions like televisions or phones can draw attention away and po tentially lead to injuries from pots boiling over or children getting too close to hot flames. Cooking as a family is very beneficial and can be made even more so by following some handy tips.
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Parents should organize age-appropriate tasks. Little hands can only handle so much. A toddler can pour and stir ingredients, while an older child or teenager may be ready to chop ingredients or sauté at the stove.
Children can learn quite a bit from cooking, as preparing recipes can reinforce school lessons. Family cooking nights also pose a great opportunity to create lasting memories.
In addition to creating lasting, fun memories, cook ing together as a family may make children less likely to complain about foods since they have lent a hand in their creation. Furthermore, cooking together may foster a special feeling of unity and may establish a no-pressure, safe space for conversation.
United Way of Chester County will hold its annual Live United in Music event on Thursday, Sept. 29, at Penn Oaks Golf Club, 150 Penn Oaks Drive, West Chester. The event will feature national recording artist Alexandra Kay. Country Western attire is encouraged. Tickets per person include a reception, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, and the performance. Proceeds will benefit the United Way of Chester County’s Community Impact & Innovation Fund. Limited corporate sponsorships are available. To purchase tickets and learn more about sponsorship opportunities, visit www.liveunitedinmusic.com or call 610-429-9400.
Cooking can be made into a multigenerational experi ence. Consider hosting weekly or monthly family meals where everyone gets to take part in bringing the meal to the table. This is an ideal opportunity for grandparents to pass down family recipes and regale grandchildren with funny stories and memories.
It is a good idea to begin with simple recipes. An initial foray into family cooking should involve a recipe that is easy to prepare and perhaps does not require too many ingredients. Families can build on each success after that, growing bolder with each subsequent recipe.
LCC exists to prepare business leaders to guide non profit organizations as board members. Participants explore complex social and community issues, devel op leadership potential, build professional relationships, and connect with local nonprofit organizations, posi tioning them to lead and network in the community.
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To make a circle trap, visit https://extension .psu.edu and search for “New Style Spotted Lanternfly Circle Trap.”
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The course will meet in full weekday sessions ev ery three to four weeks from October to May. Limited spots are available for this program.
At certain times when the day is strictly devoted to writing feature stories for the newspaper, I can go up to eight hours without talking to a single person. These are the days when I actually hope that the phone rings so I can engage a telemarketer or talk to the car warranty guy. I am even tempted to answer the phone when it says “Scam Likely” just to see what the person has to say. Being at home also has its temptations. Not only can you snack all day if you choose, but there are great morning news shows and plenty of afternoon TV to enjoy as well. For those of us who have deadlines and work that must get done, however, there is not much room for Personally,slacking.Iwork on a reward system. For every task I complete, I treat my self to something like a vanilla ice cream cone or a mug of hot tea enjoyed on the front porch. Most often, however, it is a walk down the street with my dogs. It takes a lot of self-dis cipline to work at home, and I believe this method is effective.Ioften think of my first office job out of college. We were required to work eight hours a day, but that could be any shift that we want ed. Most of us chose the traditional 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. shift, but our office man ager worked from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. So, every morning for about an hour, we all brought our office chairs to the front lobby and formed a circle while we drank cof fee or tea and ate dough nuts that someone had brought in or homemade baked goods. We called it the Breakfast Club. We talked and laughed. Topics of discussion ranged from current events to our personal lives. I keep in touch with several mem bers of the Breakfast Club, and even though many of them are scattered through out the country, none of us will ever forget that time of sharing.So,for those who are lucky enough to work from home, get to know your co-workers. Accept their flaws and embrace their quirks and eccentricities and just enjoy spending time with them. And now that I have fin ished my monthly column, I will go have that vanilla ice cream cone and maybe even follow it with a cup of hot tea, which I can drink on the front porch. And, if I can wake them up, I will take my dogs on a nice long walk.
Penn State Extension’s website includes instruc tions for making a circle trap using easily obtainable items such as plastic milk jugs, duct tape, screen wire, twine, hot glue, and gallon-size food-storage bags. Traps can also be purchased through agriculture and nursery supply stores.
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Leadership Chester County (LCC), a professional devel opment program, is currently accepting applications for its 2022-23 class. The deadline to apply is Friday, Sept. 30.
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I am hard pressed to find any negatives about work ing at home. I can think of only one drawback - social isolation. Those of us who work at home miss inter acting with our co-workers, sharing lunch or a coffee break with them.
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People who find spotted lanternflies on their proper ty can reduce the population and the insect’s impact by trapping and squishing them. One option is to cre ate a circle trap.
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Graduates seek to gain business, leadership, and en trepreneurial skills; a broadened understanding of the local socioeconomic landscape; and new perspectives in management, planning, and strategic thinking.
The LCC program is administered and facilitated by United Way of Chester County with guidance from its partners, West Chester University, and Chester County Chamber of Business & Industry. To learn more, visit www.leadershipchestercounty.org or call 610-429-9400.
At the onset of the pan demic, some companies had their employees work remotely. After the initial shock and a period of ad justment, many people began to realize what a privilege it can be to work atWorkinghome. at home means not having to dress up ev ery day to go to an office or other workplace, which means fewer trips to the dry cleaner and more wearing of pajamas, bath robes and comfy pants. It means not having to fight traffic or worry about road conditions during win ter or summer storms. Most importantly, being at home allows pet owners to enjoy even more time with their cats or dogs, although they mostly sleep all day anyway.
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Sept. 4. Open Houses, Lionville Historic District Open houses are held the first Sunday of each month from 2 to 4 p.m. Open buildings are the Uwchlan Meeting House, 3 N. Village Ave., the Edith P. Moore Schoolhouse, 9 N. Village Ave., and the John Cadwalader House, 21 N. Village Ave.
Sept. 4. Free Meditation Program Downingtown Yoga & Meditation Center 116 E. Lancaster Ave, Downingtown 10 a.m. During Swami Sunday, attendees will take part in chanting, a discourse, meditation instruction and group medita tion. Learn more at www.downingtownyoga.org or call 610-806-2119.
DOE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Take that One Small Step . . . and Worship With Sundays @ 10am 3104 Doe Run Church Road, East Fallowfield. Phone: 610-486-0744 Visit us online at www.doerunchurch.org
Chester County Townlively / September 2022 - 9townlively.com ★★ (717) 442-9221 (610) 384Announcemwww.barrdavis.c8433omentsatAuctionTakePrecedenceOverAdsAY-002084 R087398 ★★ INVESTOR ALERT VALUABLE LANCASTER CO. REAL ESTATE 2 Story Home with 2 Car Attached Garage on a Level 1 Acre +/- Lot Antiques, Furniture, Glassware, Books, Tools, Household Goods 755 Reeceville Rd., Coatesville, PA 19320 W Brandywine Twp. – Coatesville Schools Sept. 28 · 2:00 pm - Real Estate at 6:00 pm 2 Story Garage on a Level 1 Acre +/- Lot. Great Location with easy access to major routes. Needs Some Work. Living & Dining Room Hardwood Flooring under Carpet, Oak Country Kitchen with Dining Area, 1st Floor Family Room w/Stone Fireplace & Gas Logs, Concrete Patio, Fenced Rear Yard, Stair Glide from 1st to 2nd Floor, Gas hot air, cent AC, well water, onsite septic-public to be connected by seller. Total Taxes $7,490. TERMS: Real Estate- 10% Down at auction. Balance by 11/4/22. Buyer pays all realty transfer tax. FOR: Fred K. Barclay and Donna E. Barclay Revocable Living Trust OPEN INSPECTION:FOR 9/13/22 • 4-6pm & 9/18/22 • 1-3pm R087255stevec4auctions@y(610)AU004017StephenAuctioneer:Coblentz636-1255ahoo.com Sale Held For: Ruth Coblentz KlingAtty: & Deibler PUBLIC AUCTION REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 • 9 A.M. Vinyl Sided Cape Cod On Beautiful .57AC Level Corner Lot Mixed Use Zoning. Located in Honey Brook Township on the edge of town this quaint 2 BR Cape Cod on large open lot offers convenient shopping close by and a large yard to enjoy The first floor has nice kitchen/dining space and large living room, upstairs you will find two bedrooms and full bath. There is a full basement w/outside entrance. Windows, doors & roof have been replaced within last 8 years. With the mixed use zoning there are many possibilities here. Don’t miss out! Real Estate at 11:00am. Open Houses: Sat., September 3rd & 17th from 11am-2pm. Terms: 10% down sale day, balance on or before 60 days. More details on auctionzip.com. Full listing to follow.(717) 442-9221 (610) 384-8433 Announcementswww.barrdavis.comatAuctionTakePrecedenceOverAdsAY-002084 R087643 FOR MISA CORPORATION 1000 Marshallton Thorndale Rd., West Chester, PA 19380 Trucks, Cars, Trailer, Construction & Farm Equipment, Shop, Power & Hand Tools, Building Materials & Supplies September 14 • 9:30 am H TRUCKS, CARS & EQUIPMENT H 2003 Ford F-450 XL Diesel Dump Truck 95,160 miles, 1999 GMC 3500 HD Diesel Bucket Truck 140,200 miles, 2008 Ford F-250 P/U Truck 8’ Bed 125,625 miles, 1998 GMC 2500 P/U Utility Bed 125,320 miles, 18’ 10,000 GVW construction trailer, landscape trailers, heavy duty trailers, 2011 Kia Soul 87,900 miles, 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe 37, 800 miles, Ford F-350 XL Diesel Ambulance, truck, storage bodys, used mobile home. Bobcat mini excavator 950 hrs, 2003 Kubota B-21 4x4 loader/ backhoe w/extra bu ckets 2300 hrs, Yale propane forklift, EZGo gas golf cart, (2) Mobark Cyclone diesel woodchippers, Onan diesel 40 KW (3 phrase) generator 184 hrs on MGS trailer (nice), Turfblazer dieselBatwing mowe r, Champion 27 ton logsplitter w/ trailer, logsplitter on trailer MTD mower & more. H FARM EQUIPMENT, CARRIAGE & CART H Massey Ferguson 175 tractor with loader & forks, John Deere HX10 10’ mower with 3 pt. hitch, Gap Hill farm wagon, New Holland 492 haybine, restroom trailer (needs tank), c overed Amish carriage, pony cart & more. H SHOP EQUIPMENT, TOOLS & SUPPLIES H Air compressor, Englo portable compressor, trash pump, Miller diesel welder/generator, Honda 3500 & Parma 7500 gas generators, 500 gal skid tank w/pump, Dayglo heater, torch set, 3 pt post hole digger, drill press, bench grinder, Shop Vacs, sprayers, plumbing snakes, Stihl chain saw, backpack blowe r, chainsaws, pole saw, weed eaters, aluminum extension ladder, fiberglass step ladders, street signs & more. H BUILDING MATERIALS, PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES & APPLIANCES H Used appliances, new and used building materials including doors, windows, concrete blocks, new and used large capacity well pumps, large assortment of PVC, plastic and other plumbing pipes & fittings & fixtures, electrical parts & supplies, light fixtures, organizers, metal parts cabinets, metal shelving & more. H TERMS H Personal Property Terms- No buyer premium for cash, PA checks, or out of state checks w/ bank guarantee letter 3% Buyer premium for credit card purchases. FOR: MISA Corporation/Robert H. & Elizabeth W. Hodge ★ ABSOLUTE ★ HEALING SHEPHERD, ECC Progressive, Inclusive, Democratic, Catholic! Sunday Mass: 10am 2109 Art School Road, Chester Springs, PA 19425 610-969-5932 IMPACTwww.healingshepherd.comCHURCH : Impacting lives with the Hope of Jesus Christ. Sunday Gatherings at 9 am & 10:30 am. 101 East 1st Ave., Parkesburg. Pastor Mike Bailey. 610-857-3887. Visit us online at WWW.IMPACTPA.CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD: 107 S. 17th Ave., Coatesville. Sunday Worship Schedule: 9:00 am - In-Person Worship & Facebook Live Stream, weekly Communion. 10:30 am - In-Person Worship, weekly Communion, LIFT Faith Formation time included. Handicapped accessible. Join us as we seek to Know, Live and Share God’s Word! Phone: 610-384-2035. Visit us online: www.luthgoodshep.org ST. JAMES’ EPISCOPAL CHURCHDOWNINGTOWN: 409 E. Lancaster Ave., Downingtown. Sunday Services: Rite I Holy Eucharist 8am in-person and Rite II Holy Eucharist with music 10:15am in-person and livestream. Visit our website for current schedule. www.stjameschurch.ws or call 610269-1774. Rev. John Symonds. WINDSOR BAPTIST CHURCH: 213 Little Conestoga Rd. in the village of Eagle/ Chester Springs. Pastor: Ben O’Toole (610-458-5177) In-person or lives tream. Sunday School all ages 9AM; Sunday Worship 10AM; Sunday Eve.: Youth Group for Teens, & Children’s Group at 6PM; Wed. Eve. Prayer at 7PM. www.windsor-baptist.org
COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: “Where God’s love has the run of the house.” 400 Lancaster Ave., Malvern (Frazer), PA 19355. Rev. Alex Becker, Co-Lead Pastor; Rev. Emily Chudy, Transitional Co-Lead Pastor; JenniferLanglois, Director of Family & Children’s Ministries. In-person 8:30, 11am, & live streamed services. 610648-0707 office@covenantfrazer.orghttps://covenantfrazer.org/
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Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30. Preschool Story Time Coatesville Public Library, 501 E. Lincoln Highway, 10:30 a.m. Featured will be stories, songs and activities for young readers to www.coatesvilleareapubliclibrary.orgenjoy.
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Downingtown Yoga & Meditation Center 116 E. Lancaster Ave, Downingtown. The center offers 12 yoga classes weekly both online and on-site, which are slower-paced and user-friendly. Learn more at www.downingtownyoga.org or call 484-678-2078.
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followed by meditation instruction and group meditation. svaroopa.org or 610.644.7555. EXTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 181 Sharp Ln, Exton, PA. “Love God, Love Others, Serve” 10:00 am In-person worship & lived streamed. Connect with us online for Worship, Bible Study and to learn about Missions at our web site: www.extonumc.org Follow us on YouTube and Facebook. For info contact Meagan Ackermann, Pastor, 610-363-0103 or info@extonumc.org. Home of Great Beginning Christian Preschool & Kindergarten, call 610363-0981 for info. GRACE COVENANT CHURCH Sundayswww.gracecovenantepc.org@9:30amIn-person & Live Stream / Biblical Preaching / Christ-Exalting Praise / Grace Kids / Alpha Exton via Zoom on Tuesdays / Thrive Youth Group on Wednesdays / Rev. Dr. Timothy Brown / 610-9244447282Creamery Way, Exton, PA 19341 house of worship For More Information On Church Listings, Rates Or
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DOWNINGTOWN YOGA & MEDITATION CENTER: Meditate with us in Swami Sunday, 10-11:30 am, or Zoom in through subscription service. Nirmalananda shares the teachings of the sages and how they apply to modern lives. Chanting is To Update Your Listing, Call Justin at 717-492-2533 calendar
Sept. 10, 16, 24 and 30, Tail Waggin’ Tutors Coatesville Public Library, 11 a.m. People of all ages are invited to come to the library to read to a friendly dog. Sept. 10. Community Luncheon Nantmeal Methodist Church 359 Nantmeal Road, Glenmoore, noon to 2 p.m. This month’s menu will be potluck. The meal is free, but donations are appreciated.
Sept. 7. Sen. Carolyn Comitta’s Mobile Office Coatesville Public Library, 10 a.m. to noon. Sen. Comitta’s staff members will be on-site to provide assistance with any questions related to government services.
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Sept. 12. Monthly Book Club Coatesville Public Library, noon. The topic will be “The Lost Apothecary” by Sarah Penner. New members are welcome. Sept 13. Newcomers Club General Meeting Newcomers Club of Central Chester County will kick off the 2022-23 year with a general meeting on Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. Newcomers is open to women new to the area, those who have experienced a change in family, marital or employment status, and women interested in meeting new people Visit newcomerscenchesco.org for more information, including meeting location. Sept. 19. Cruisin’ Corvettes of Chester County Thorndale Inn 430 Bondsville Road, 6:30 p.m. The group of Corvette enthusiasts meets for dinner on the third Monday of each month. The group also takes part in monthly car shows and cruise events, followed by lunch. For details, email Mark Matthews at mmathews@comcast.net. Submit your meeting or event information for the Community Calendar to ffulton@engleonline.com. For more information, call 800-800-1833, ext. 6018.
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