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St. Joan of Arc

BY FRANCINE FULTON

St. Joan of Arc Church in Hershey will celebrate its annual festival on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 6, 7 and 8, from 5:30 to 9 p.m. The event will feature live music, food and children’s activities, including games, face painting and inflatables. Live bands will perform all three nights, and homemade dinners will be served in the church hall along with a variety of festival foods. Admission and parking are free.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the event, and organizers have planned even more activities for visitors to enjoy at this year’s festival.

“We have basically doubled the amount of entertainment we had in the past,” said committee member Karen Willey. “We also brought in a couple of games (from past festivals) and brought back the dunk tank. We are trying to incorporate the past to tie the old in with the new again. We also have some surprises.”

A menu of food items will be offered for purchase both inside and outside the church. Homemade dinners will served in the church social hall each evening from 4 to 7 p.m. Dinners will include the following: chicken

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salad, June 6; Polish stuffed cabbage, June 7; and Italian lasagna with meatballs, June 8. Also offered during the dinners will be chicken Caesar salad and baked macaroni and cheese. Food that will be available at the outdoor food court will include hand-cut french fries, pulled pork sandwiches, egg rolls, perogies, ice cream and funnel cakes.

“What makes our festival unique in some ways is our food,” noted committee member Paul Schroeder. “The inside dinners take hours and hours of preparation, and it’s all homemade with highest-quality ingredients and longstanding recipes. We have so many people that look forward to the days and evenings of making the food, which is part of the fellowship of the church community.”

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good-quality food, and people come back for it year after year,” added Willey. “We also offer cold to-go dinners that you can warm up at home, like stuffed cabbage.”

Another highlight is the live music. On June 6, featured artists that will perform include Guitars for Vets, The Happy Slovenes and soloist Rachel Cullari Allen. Magician Tony Baronio, who has performed with David Copperfield, will be featured on June 7 and 8. DJ Dave Willey will also provide music all three days of the festival.

Other festival attractions will include bingo, a craft sale, a plant sale and a sale of baked goods. A silent auction will be offered that features a trip for two to Sicily; restaurant tour of Hershey gift cards; and a jersey autographed by Christian Pulisic, a professional soccer player who hails from Hershey.

Close to 1,500 people attend the festival over the course of the three days. “It’s not just a church event, even though it’s sponsored by the church; it’s a big community event,” noted Schroeder. “People have come to expect it.”

The church has completed a history of the festival, which can be found at the event website. According to www.sjafestival.com/ festival-history.html, the origins of the St. Joan of Arc Festival can be traced to 1925, when a festival was held at the original church

St. Nicholas Church sets picnic

The St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church will hold its annual picnic at noon on Sunday, June 2, at Serb Park, 1131 Eisenhower Blvd., Harrisburg.

Ethnic food, including homemade pastries, will be available. Musical entertainment will be provided by Sviraj and the Happy Slovenes Polka Band.

Admission and parking are free. For additional information, call the church office at 717-939-3872.

location on Chocolate Avenue in Hershey. “That was when Mr. Hershey was still with us and a lot of employees from the Hershey Company attended,” said Schroeder. “Even back then it was a big event.”

The festival has evolved through the years from a one-day country fair to a Freedom Festival to its current form 50 years ago. After a break because of the pandemic in 2020, the festival returned in 2021 as a three-day event. “We have always held it in early June,” said Schroeder. “It’s the kickoff to summer for a lot of folks. It’s something they look forward

to every year.”

He added that about 200 volunteers are involved in making the event happen. “We have had different committee members through the years, but (many) stay involved for a long time because of the passion and the true family sense that we all have,” Schroeder shared. “It’s a special ministry.”

St. Joan of Arc Church is located at 359 W. Areba Ave., Hershey. For complete festival details, visit www.sjafestival.com or www.facebook.com/sja festival. Those with questions may call the church office at 717-533-7168.

Author to speak at meeting

The Central Pennsylvania World War II Roundtable will meet on Thursday, June 6, at 7 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church, 433 E. Main St., Hummelstown. The program will also be livestreamed on the group’s YouTube channel, “Central Pennsylvania World War II Roundtable.”

Steve Snyder, author of “Shot Down,” will share the story of his father’s World War II experiences as a pilot of a B-17. A graduate of University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Snyder spent nearly five years researching his father’s service with the 306th Bomb

Group, part of the 8th Air Force. His book chronicles the bombing missions of the Susan Ruth, her ill-fated final flight, and each crew member’s tale of survival.

The meeting is open to the public, and no registration is required. Additional information can be found at www.centralpaww2round table.org.

The Central Pennsylvania World War II Roundtable is a nonprofit organization that provides a forum for World War II veterans, authors, historians, and citizens to share their knowledge and experiences related to the war.

The festival will feature a sale of homemade baked goods.

Community members enjoy socializing with friends and neighbors at the festival while enjoying food and games.

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Celt-tronic and world beat artist Melissa Cox is scheduled to perform at the 2024 Celtic Fling at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire in Manheim on Saturday and Sunday, June 22 and 23.

An award-winning singer/songwriter born in Delaware, and now a resident of New Zealand, Cox creates Celt-tronic soundscapes using looping technology and an

arsenal of instruments to blend together Celtic, folk, electronic, trip hop and World music. Her new album “Matriotism” was released on May 17. The album includes reimagined classics like Tom Petty’s “American Girl” and Loreena McKennitt’s “The Mummer’s Dance,” which is the album’s single. Cox was voted Best Celtic Fusion singer by

Celtic MP3 Music Magazine and Best Folk Artist by the Delaware Division of the Arts. The former frontwoman of the Celtic Fusion band Mythica, Cox has opened for the Spin Doctors, Sister Hazel, Three Dog Night, Cyril Neville, Celtic Crossroads, Enter the Haggis and the Young Dubliners. For more information, visit www.melcoxmusic .com/epk.

Ways families can show appreciation for teachers

Great teachers go above and beyond for their students. Students benefit from those efforts in the classroom, but many adults also can name at least one educator whose lessons and enthusiasm for learning have benefited them long after the final bell rang on their academic careers.

The efforts of teachers who go the extra mile for their students are worthy of recognition and appreciation. Families that want to express their gratitude can do so in various number of ways.

Students or parents may consider writing a thank you note to a teacher. Per-

sonal letters may not be as common as they once were, but they remain a thoughtful way to express gratitude and appreciation to people who have had a positive impact on a person’s life.

Parents may pitch in at school when the opportunity presents itself. For example, a teacher might ask for volunteers to assist with holiday parties or special school events, or they may request help obtaining extra school supplies or items needed for a particular project. Parents can express their appreciation for teachers by responding with enthusiasm to requests for supplies. When responding, parents

can ask teachers if there is anything else they can do to help and offer to volunteer their services during class parties.

Students and their families may also organize a class gift around the holiday season or at the end of the year. By pooling their resources, families can let teachers know their efforts have not gone unnoticed. Possible gifts include a gift certificate to a local restaurant or tickets to a show.

Families may also contact administrators at the school by email or phone to let them know a teacher has made a positive impact on a child and is appreciated. Many teachers go to

Women’s group sets gathering

Hershey Area Women’s Connection will present its “Rollin’ in the Dough” luncheon buffet at the Hershey Italian Lodge, 128 Hillcrest Road, Hershey, on Wednesday, June 12, from noon to 2 p.m. All ladies are invited to attend, and the cost is all-inclusive. No member -

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Sports Hall of Fame inductees announced

The Capital Area Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame has announced its 2024 Hall of Fame induction class. Inductees were voted on by the membership of the Capital Area Chapter. They are as follows. Jed Donahue, a sportscaster for 35 years, has

hosted radio sports talk shows on numerous stations throughout Pennsylvania. He has also broadcast PIAA football and basketball state championships on PCN and high school games on SportsFever television, and he was sports director and anchor on WITF TV33 and the Radio Pennsylvania Network as well as the voice of the inaugural season of the Hershey Impact soccer team. Donahue has covered numerous games of the Eagles, Orioles, Ravens, Phillies, and Nittany Lions. Andrew Erby, head football coach at SteeltonHighspire High School, has won the state football championship in Class A three of the last four years. Erby has been named the Pennsylvania Eastern Coach of the Year and Mid Penn Capital Division Coach of the Year multiple times. He was a player for the 1999 District 3 championship Roller football team and the 1998 and 2000 state championship basketball teams. He was a standout at Delaware Valley in football from 2000 to 2004, leading the team in tackles and being inducted into the Del Val Hall of Fame.

Franklin “Beau” Gantz, a former coach and player at Middletown High School and Millersville University,

was a First Team PSAC and ECAC All-Conference basketball player at Millersville University in 1974. He was also a First Team All-American PSAC baseball player that year. He is the former head basketball coach for the 1991 district champion Harrisburg Cougars. He also coached at Elizabethtown Area High School and with the Harrisburg Horizon semi-professional team. He currently plays for the Simmons-Day All-Star softball team and has won championships in Las Vegas, Florida, and North Dakota.

James “Jim” Kulina, a former baseball and football standout at Lower Dauphin, was a member of the 1973 Big 33 team and was First Team All-State in football. In 1971, he rushed for 1,244 yards and had 12 touchdowns. In 1972, he had 1,406 yards and 17 touchdowns. Kulina was selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the fourth round of the Major League Baseball draft and played two seasons of minor league A ball with a .277 average and one home run.

Kirk Smallwood, a longtime basketball coach and athletic director at Harrisburg High, won more than 600 games through his involvement with Harris -

Church sets fundraising dinner

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cal United Methodist Church, 157 E. Water St., Middletown, will host a fundraising dinner on Monday, June 10, from 5 to 6:15 p.m. The menu includes stuffed shells, Italian sausage, salad, bread, and chocolate and vanilla ice cream.

The meal is available by donation. Proceeds will benefit the Middletown Interfaith Food Pantry, helping the organization to purchase cereal and boxed or canned foods.

Guests may dine in or request takeout. The building is handicapped-accessible.

burg and Central Dauphin East varsity boys’ basketball. Smallwood won two PIAA boys’ basketball state championships, nine District 3 championships, two Mid Penn championships, and 19 division championships with the Harrisburg Cougars. He was named the AP Pennsylvania Big School Coach of the Year in 1998 and 2002, and he coached numerous players who earned Division I and Division II college scholarships.

The late Dennis Stewart was a standout basketball player from SteeltonHighspire who helped lead the Rollers to becoming the PIAA state runner-up in 1965. He was a standout at the University of Michigan, where he scored 1,224 points - 38th all-time for Michigan - as a teammate of Rudy Tomjanovich. Stewart was selected in the fourth round of the 1969 NBA draft, 44th overall, by the Phoenix Suns. He played in 1970 for the NBA Baltimore Bullets, the Floridians in Miami in the ABA, and Grand Rapids in the CBA. He also played a season in France with JA Vichy, where he led the league with 33.5 points per game. He finished out his playing career with Cherry Hill, Wilkes-Barre, and Lancaster of the Eastern

Basketball Alliance (EBA). Tim Noll, a meritorious selection, is a Bishop McDevitt graduate who has spent more than 50 years supporting McDevitt, Middletown, Steelton-Highspire, and Seven Sorrows athletics. He is also a founding member of the Blue and Gold Club, where he currently serves as vice president. His skill at badminton has earned him numerous medals from the PA Senior Games.

The late Richard “Dick” Anzolut, a meritorious selection, was CEO of Tournament Sports Inc. and co-founder of the Lady Keystone Open with his late wife, Cynthia. Together, they promoted numerous professional and amateur sporting events, including the LKO and LPGA events, the EBA, the Harrisburg Horizon basketball team, Virginia Slims tennis, and the Keystone Games.

This year’s Hall of Fame Induction Banquet will be held on Saturday, June 15, at the Red Lion Hotel Harrisburg Hershey, 4751 Lindle Road, Harrisburg, beginning with a social hour at 3 p.m. The event is open to the public. Reservation information is available at https://cachof.wordpress .com. For more details, call 717-805-0852.

Audubon Society plans activities

Quittapahilla Audubon Society will host a “Birds, Blooms, and Butterflies” guided hike on Saturday, June 8, at 8 a.m. at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. The hike will start at the Middle Creek Visitors Center, 100 Museum Road, Stevens, and participants will seek to observe flowers, birds, and insects. The important ecological relationships between them will be investigated.

A “Birds, Blooms, and Butterflies” field trip will be held on Sunday, June 30, at the Governor Dick Park, Manheim. Attendees should meet at 10 a.m. at the Nature Center off Pinch Road. For more information, contact leader Jim Fiorentino at 717-269-0675. The field trip

is open to the public with no registration or fee. Team Quittie will participate in the fourth annual PSO Birding Blitz. Further information is forthcoming. Individuals interested in participating my contact Fiorentino.

For more information about Quittapahilla Audubon Society, visit www .qasaudubon.org.

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Honor societies induct new members

Three honor societies at Lower Dauphin High School (LDHS) recently welcomed new members.

The school’s chapter of the Tri-M Music Honor Society inducted 14 members in a ceremony on April 23. Prior to the ceremony, students participated in a recital featuring the music of Bach and Schubert as well as contemporary pieces from musicals like “Wicked,” “Smash,” “Anastasia,” and “Kiss Me, Kate.”

The inductees were Penny Atland, Anthony Bruno, Sophia Caughtery, Ana Diaz, Jordan Fink, Ashley Jilek, Vinny Jones, Lauren King, Rachel Linnell, Adam Little, Lila Markowitz, Savannah Ogle, Adrian Olweiler, and Aubrey Subbio. The returning members are Amber Abela, Jordan Braman, Enzo Dreon, Abigail Foran, Ada Hickey, Kaitlyn Hoffman, Silas Howard, Dylan Kreiss, Quinn Madden, Hunter Meyers, Anne Nelson, Mia Pegher, and Marina Weidman. The officers are Abigail Foran, president; Jordan Braman, vice president; and Mia Pegher, secretary and treasurer. The faculty advisers are Elizabeth Colpo and Keith Richardson.

LDHS’ chapter of the Société Honoraire de Français (French Honor Society) inducted 20 members at a ceremony on April 30.

The new members are Haley Deets, Jace Ganly, Gavin Hess, Taylor Hoffman, Lily Kratz, Zachary Lorenz, Hope Millar, Charlotte Moonshine, Benjamin Nee, Nand Patel, Miranda Raser, Nahla Raab, Ursula Raab, Cora Ritchey, Ezra Rose, Liam Samples, Maya Sessoms, Aditi Singh, Aurora Speck, and Josie Yeakle.

They joined returning members Hailey Becker, Jordan Braman, Chloe Chang, Lillian Chort, Anamilley Diaz, Elizabeth Fredrick, Elise Farling, Madison Farling, Grace Flickinger, Abigail Foran, Sarah Gourley, Lauren Gula, Abigail Helmer, Katie Horwitz, Nora King, Sage McKeever, Chloe Miller, Anne Nelson, Lauryn Parcon, Alvin Pichardo, Cassidy Piegzik, Giulia Piermattei, Alexis Snelbaker, Ellyse Stumpf, Kate Wallace, Jacob Walsh, Bailey White, and Jayden White. The officers include Anthony Bruno and Gabrielle Snedeker, co-presidents; Aryam Agili-Shaban, treasurer; and Mia Pegher, secretary. The society’s faculty adviser is Alyssa Klein. LDHS’ chapter of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (Spanish Honor Society) inducted 19 members at a ceremony on May 1.

The new members are Audrey Adams, Aiden Armstrong, Luke Brown, Alisha Coleman, Emily Dormer, Denny En, Samuel Garcia,

Sadie Giampetro, Srishti Gleeson, Noah Klopp, Grace Lindsay, Parker Marshall, Mikey Messner, Avery Moran, Edwin Olguin, Damya Patel, Herth Patel, Ashley Sather, and Emily Zserai.

They joined returning members Tami Bello, Tavian Boone, Collin Brinser, Lucius Cabeza, Mason Dissinger, Nicole Estes, Madeline Foreman, Nicolas Fry, Owen Giampetro, Ella Giannascoli, Aaron Gingrich, Connor Hanula, Ada Hickey, Ashley Jilek, Addy Misiolek, Reini Patel, Alvin Pichardo, Jasmine Prieto, Anabell Riordan, Rees Schrode, Gabby Snedeker, Aubrey Subbio, Brayden Waiter, Marina Weidman, Selin Yalcinanahtar, and Lily Zabolotny.

The officers include Ethan Kurtz, president; Victoria Irwin, vice president; Brett DeBell, treasurer; Faith Fausnight, secretary; and Daphne Linn, public relations. The society’s faculty adviser is Emily Markley.

Nominations sought for Women in Technology Awards

The Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania (TCCP) is accepting nominations for the 2024 Women in Technology Awards, recognizing exceptional women in the technology sector.

The eighth annual Women in Technology Awards event

serves as a platform to honor outstanding contributions, achievements, and innovations made by women across various domains of the tech industry. From pioneering research to leadership excellence, these awards highlight the impact of women in shaping the

future of technology.

Nominations are open in several categories.

The Next Gen award acknowledges an emerging talent who has shown exceptional promise and potential early in her career in the technology sector.

T.D. Mills notes 60th anniversary

T.D. Mills Promotional Products held its 60th anniversary celebration on April 11 at The Englewood. Mills staff members greeted customers and community members throughout the day. In addition, former owner Tom Mills and his wife, Janice, were there to celebrate the legacy that Tom’s family created back in 1964.

Also on hand was state Rep. Thomas L. Mehaffie

III, who presented current owners Tom and Dori Garman with an official citation on behalf of the House of Representatives and the 106th District of the Commonwealth.

Throughout the celebration, T.D. Mills’ staff were mingling with clients among the nine vendor tables that featured an array of garments and promotional products. Tom also provided remarks,

thanking the customers who were in attendance for their loyalty.

Located in Hershey, T.D. Mills Promotional Products provides a wide range of services, including custom-decorated apparel, sports and employee uniforms, e-commerce, and specialty logoed items such as drinkware, totes, apparel, and more. To learn more, visit www.TDMills.com.

T.D. Mills employees gathered for a celebration on April 11.

Seniors Kaitlyn Hoffman (left) and Amber Abela perform “For Good” from the Broadway musical “Wicked.”

Giant presents donation

Superintendent Robert Gildea (center) accepts a ceremonial check from the Giant Company representatives.

During the Giant Company’s Feeding School Kids initiative, it invited shoppers to round up their shopping bill to the nearest dollar to help combat hunger.

Thanks to Giant’s support from Store 6279, located on Hershey Road in South Hanover Township, the Lower Dauphin School District received nearly $8,000 to pay off the lunch debt of students across the district who are receiving free or reducedcost meals.

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The Harrisburg Civil War Round Table will hold its annual Nye-Sommers lecture on Thursday, June 6, at the Central Penn College Conference Center, 600 Valley Road, Summerdale. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., and a buffet dinner will be served at 6:15 p.m. Anyone who wishes to attend the lecture only should arrive by 7 p.m. This lecture will also be broadcast via Zoom.

was rugged and confusing for the participants and posed numerous challenges for the leaders of both sides. This program will analyze and assess the performance and decisions of the key leaders of the action that unfolded at Turner’s, Fox’s, and Crampton’s gaps.

• 10:30-11:30 a.m. Jim Rhoads, One Man Band

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THURSDAY – Chicken Cacciatore & Salad Dinner

JUNE 7 – CBS Band

SATURDAY, JUNE 8 – Crossing Abbey Road

The Nye-Sommers lecture honors the memory of two pillars of the Harrisburg Civil War Round Table: Col. Wilbur S. Nye and Richard J. Sommers. D. Scott Hartwig will discuss “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Mediocre: Leadership at the Battle of South Mountain.”

Fought on Sept. 14, 1862, the Battle of South Mountain was the important prelude to the Battle of Antietam on Sept. 17, 1862. The landscape of the battlefield

Hartwig retired in 2014 as the supervisory park historian at Gettysburg National Military Park after a 34-year career in the National Park Service, nearly all of it spent at Gettysburg. He was a key player in the design of all aspects of the Gettysburg visitor center. He is the author of “To Antietam Creek: The Maryland Campaign from September 3 to September 16” and “I Dread the Thought of the Place: The Battle of Antietam and End of the Maryland Campaign.”

The lecture is free, and there is a fee for the dinner,

Nominations from pg 9

The Moxie award recognizes a pioneering trailblazer who has built a path for other women in technology to follow.

The Diversity and Inclusion category highlights an individual who has made a meaningful difference by leveraging technology to address diversity and inclusion in technology.

The Women in Tech Ally award acknowledges an individual, organization,

or business for outstanding achievements or contributions as an ally to women in tech.

The Impact Award - Private Sector celebrates women who have contributed to a meaningful positive impact. It is divided into categories for businesses with fewer than 50 employees and greater than 50 employees.

The Impact Award - Public Sector and Government

payable at the door. To make reservations for the dinner by noon on Monday, June 3, contact Brian Foster at hcwrt .membership@gmail .com or 717-962-6122 or visit https://harrisburg cwrt.org.

For more information, contact programs chair Stephen Smith at 717-433-0209.

The Harrisburg Civil War Round Table is celebrating its 65th anniversary.

celebrates a woman making a positive impact in technology within the public and government space.

Nominations can be submitted through Friday, June 7, at www.tccp .org/wit-awards-2024. Self-nominations and nominations on behalf of others are welcome. The winners will be selected by a panel of judges representing diverse backgrounds and expertise within the technology industry.

The winners will be honored at a ceremony held on Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the West Shore Country Club in Camp Hill. To purchase tickets, visit the aforementioned website.

D. Scott Hartwig