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Gretna Music sets concert, kids’ activities

Clair Clawser continues to lead his best life

BY JEFF FALK

How do you encapsulate the meaning of a man’s life in 500 words?

Clair Clawser has always led an active, colorful existence, filling the natural lulls with adventure, work and energy. It continues to be a life well-lived, a complete and rewarding life.

If indeed Clawser has any regrets at all, it’s that he’s beginning to slow down.

“Who wants to sit around and watch TV all day?” said Clawser.

“I have an active mind and an active body. I’m always thinking about what’s next. I’m up for anything. I’m active because I’m able to do so much.”

The 78-year-old Clawser is a resident of Poplar Grove, a small hamlet due west of Brickerville. After working the majority of his adult life as a printer and a materials handler, Clawser retired in 2016 and now devotes his energies to his many interests, pursuits and curiosities, as well as a part-time summer job at Dutch Wonderland as a ride operator.

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Gretna Music will present the Ulysses Quartet in concert on Sunday, June 30, at 7:30 p.m. The concert will take place at the Mt. Gretna Playhouse, 200 Pennsylvania Ave., Mount Gretna.

Founded in 2015, the Ulysses Quartet strives to perform and promote classical music from the past and present to expand understanding of the musical arts. The quartet consists of Christina Bouey and Rhiannon Banerdt on violin, Peter Dudek playing viola, and Grace Ho on cello.

The upcoming program will feature works by woman composers of the 19th and 20th centuries, such as Fanny Mendelssohn’s String Quartet in E Minor, a string quartet by Germaine Tailleferre, and the String Quartet in B Minor by Teresa Carreño. The Ulysses Quartet will also perform “Wild Summer” by living female composer Joan Tower.

Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., and there will be First Listen performance at 6:45 p.m., featuring pianist Daniel Huang. First Listen programs present local youths in free mini-concerts before the mainstage concerts.

Additionally, the Ulysses Quartet will participate in two events in the kids’ music program GM4K. Both events are free and will take place in the Hall of Philosophy, 212 Gettysburg Ave., Mount Gretna.

On Saturday, June 29, at 2 p.m., “Around the World” will offer an opportunity for children to explore music from different parts of the world. Participants will be introduced to the concepts of rhythm, harmony, and style, along with string techniques, and they will learn about a variety of composers. This event is recommended for kids in grades four through eight.

The quartet will also be featured in “Animal Friends” on Monday, July 1, at 10 a.m. Children will learn about animal sounds and characters in music from different eras using concepts of texture and stringed instrument characteristics and techniques. This event is recommended for those in kindergarten through fourth grade.

To purchase tickets to the concert and for more details, call 717-361-1508 or visit www.gretnamusic.org.

Student named National Merit finalist, award winner

Lower Dauphin High School

senior Abigail Foran was recently named a National Merit finalist and was awarded a National Merit $2,500 scholarship.

Abigail, the daughter of Donna and Joseph Foran, was named Student of the Month for being active in her school and community. She is active in Lower Dauphin’s theater program, performing in all four fall plays, spring musicals and Dramapalooza events during her career. As a senior, she played Queen Elizabeth I in the play

“Love, Liz” and was Cinderella in the musical “Into the Woods.” She earned an Apollo award her junior year and had another Apollo nomination and an honorable mention. She is also nominated for this year’s musical as outstanding leading actress. She is a four-year member of the school’s choir program and has advanced to both district and regional honor choirs and serves as a student-intern in the middle school choir program this year. Abigail is the president and a four-year member of both the

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Abigail Foran

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Professional wrestling event posted

Three Legacies Wrestling (3LW) will make its debut in Lebanon with its first full show, “Three Legacies Wrestling: Come Alive.” This professional wrestling event will take place on Saturday, June 29, at 7 p.m. in the North Hall at the Lebanon Valley Expo Center, 80 Rocherty Road, Lebanon. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. 3LW’s shows are family-friendly.

The event will feature a match featuring NWA

star Joe Alonzo facing off against Breaux “All Energy” Keller, as well as a battle for the 3LW heavyweight championship as J.S. “The Thespian” Hawthorne defends his title against the “Psycho Luchador,” Smiley. In addition to these headline bouts, the event will include special appearances by former WWE star and 3LW Founder Ricardo Rodriguez, Zoey “The Bombshell” Cannon, South Philly’s Finest, and others.

As part of its community outreach, 3LW encourages attendees to bring nonperishable food items and toiletries, including diapers, deodorant, soap, and paper supplies, to donate to Lebanon County Christian Ministries.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.ThreeLegacies Wrestling.com.

GriefShare sessions planned

GriefShare will meet from 5 to 7 p.m. on Mondays, July 1 to Sept. 23, at Derry Presbyterian Church, 248 E. Derry Road, Hershey. GriefShare is a 13-week Christian seminar and support group for people grieving the death of someone close.

During the first portion of each meeting, the group will view a video seminar featuring experts on grief and recovery subjects. These videos are produced in a television magazine format featuring interviews, reallife case studies, dramatic re-enactments and on-location video footage. Following the video will be time for discussion. Participants will receive workbooks to help them explore topics in depth.

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Clawser never married.

“I’m retired, but I’m not,” said Clawser. “I guess I’ve aged, but I don’t worry about it. I don’t worry about getting old. I know it’s not going to go forever. I’ve cut back on some things, but I still do them. I’m going to continue to slow down. I have to have a little more rest than I used to. I can do everything until about 2 (p.m.).

That’s when I need a rest, but then I can come back.”

Over the last six decades, Clawser has worn many hats, and they’ve all fit him pretty well.

In addition to his work as a materials handler and a printer, the Hershey High School graduate has been an entrepreneur and written and published numerous books and comic books. A regular participant in Pennsylvania’s Senior Games, Clawser has competed in the sports of distance running - about 1,323 total races - along with basketball, badminton, bowling, darts, miniature golf, horseshoes, pingpong and

bocce, all successfully, but without much fanfare.

“I’m very competitive to a point, but I’m just average at everything,” said Clawser. “I just try to do the best I can all the time. I have all these ideas pouring out of me, but I’ve never been able to hit it big time.”

He is also an avid traveler, an unofficial historian, an aspiring singer, a Renaissance man and a 14-year cancer survivor.

A character and personality guy, Clawser is a respectful man, a genuine man and a gentleman. He has faced his share of setbacks and challenges, but he has always chosen to focus on the positives, and his greatest life accomplishment might be his perseverance.

“I often look back,” said Clawser. “I have no regrets. There are no regrets, just enjoying what you did. I’m happy. I just love to do all this stuff.”

Or, as the late great baseball pitcher Satchel Paige once said, “Don’t look back. Something might be gaining on you.”

Each session is self-contained, so people may join at any time. There is no cost to attend the program, but registration is requested by calling the church office at 717-533-9667. Child care is not available. More details about GriefShare are available at www.griefshare.org.

For more information about Derry Presbyterian Church, visit www.derry pres.org.

Tri-M Music Honor Society and the Thespian Society. She is also a member of the National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, English National Honor Society and National French Honor Society. Abigail is a four-year member of Class Council and volunteers at Hershey Gardens. She plans to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts and major in

musical theater.

In September, she was named semifinalist in the National Merit program. To receive a Merit Scholarship award, semifinalists must fulfill several requirements to advance to the finalist level of the competition.

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Clair Clawser displays some of the projects that continue to occupy his time.

PA Turnpike kicks off safety campaign

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike) kicked off its annual Go Orange campaign, an education and awareness campaign that showcases the PA Turnpike’s commitment to safety and urges drivers to slow down, pay attention in work zones, and consider the vulnerability of highway workers. The campaign will run until October and will include a special commemoration remembering those who have died in the line of duty.

More than 40 PA Turnpike workers have died while performing their duties. Beyond the devastating impact that reckless driving can have on others, drivers can receive citations, warnings, fines, points on their license, and jail time.

The PA Turnpike operates more than 560 miles of

roadway, and more than 200 million people travel on the turnpike every year. Despite a record-breaking low of traffic fatalities in 2019 and fewer cars on the road in 2020, deaths on Pennsylvania roadways increased from 2019 to 2022.

Safety is a top priority and core value for the PA Turnpike. As part of its commitment to safety, PA Turnpike operates a variety of safety initiatives, including the Work Zone Speed Safety Camera Program, five district safety committees, and Safety Days for its employees.

The GEICO Safety Patrol is another initiative of the PA Turnpike, providing a fleet of safety patrol vehicles that provide roadside assistance 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to customers who use the turnpike. The patrol

actively surveils the roadway, responds to incidents, and communicates with the Turnpike Operations Center regarding any other needed response. Customers can access this assistance by dialing *11 when on the turnpike.

The PA Turnpike kicked off the Go Orange campaign by displaying its Lost Worker Memorial outside turnpike headquarters, and the memorial will be displayed during the summer at various spots throughout Pennsylvania. The PA Turnpike encourages its employees and members of the public to wear orange on Wednesdays to show their support and remind motorists to always drive safely through work zones.

In addition, travelers on the PA Turnpike will

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TVNR clinic posted

Derry Township Community Cats will hold a trap, neuter/spay, vaccinate and return (TNVR) clinic for free-roaming cats in the community on Wednesday, July 10. Those interested in the service are asked to call 717-592-8087. For more information, visit www .derrytownshipcats.org.

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Arby’s donates to local nonprofits

Throughout 2024, the Arby’s Foundation will donate $4.5 million to organizations that support youth leadership, career readiness and childhood hunger initiatives. Of the total donation amount, the foundation will give $1 million toward No Kid Hungry, $500,000 to Folds of Honor and $3 million to support hundreds of other local community groups throughout the U.S.

Beef Summer Field Day planned

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see pop-up displays at five service plaza stationsOakmont, North Somerset, Highspire, King of Prussia, and Allentown. Travelers will be able to learn more about the campaign, sign the pledge to drive safely and obtain Go Orange swag.

Beyond these locations,

the PA Turnpike encourages everyone who chooses to drive on the turnpike to take the pledge to drive safely in work zones and support the PA Turnpike workers as well as to share the safety message with their friends and family.

The Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Association will host the annual Beef Summer Field Day on Saturday, Aug. 10, at WenCrest Farms, 549 Schaeffer Road, Lebanon, to help beef producers learn more about their industry. Arrival and registration will run from 8 to 8:30 a.m., and the last seminar will begin at 1 p.m.

The field day will begin with a presentation by Ron Gill, professor and extension livestock specialist from Texas A&M University. Gill, who will speak on “Stockmanship and Stewardship,” has won multiple awards in the beef industry education sector and specializes in low-stress livestock handling.

Next on the docket will be Derrell Peele from Oklahoma State University, who will give the presentation “Cattle Markets and Outlook.” An agricultural economics professor and extension specialist for livestock marketing, Peele works in all areas of livestock production economics and marketing for all beef cattle production sectors. Additionally, he works in the area of international cattle and beef trade and has particular expertise in the Mexican cattle and

beef industry.

Several beef-related organizations will give updates at lunch, including a Washington, D.C., update from the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA).

After lunch, Dr. Mitch Blanding, director of beef technical services with Zoetis, will discuss “Managing Cattle Health in High Markets.” A native of Kansas, Blanding holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree and a Master of Science in ruminant nutrition/physiology. Before joining Zoetis in 2003, he spent 10 years as a beef and equine practitioner in central Missouri and eastern Kansas.

The Beef Summer Field Day is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Association with support from the PA Beef Producers Working Group and NCBA. To make reservations, email pca@pacattlemen.org or call 717-825-9824.

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The Lost Worker Memorial honors highway workers who died while performing their duties.

Students graduate pre-apprenticeship program

The Manufacturers’ Association recently concluded the seventh year of its high school pre-apprenticeship program with a graduation ceremony hosted at Penn State York’s campus during the national Youth Apprenticeship Week. The association’s pre-apprenticeship program introduces high school students to advanced manufacturing occupations in seven trades and provides opportunities to pursue in-demand careers. The program includes students from York, Lancaster, Perry, Chester, Dauphin, Cumberland, and Lebanon counties, including the Milton Hershey School as well as career and technical high schools.

This year’s pre-apprenticeship program graduated 70 students from across southcentral Pennsylvania. The recognition event included students receiving their state recognized pre-apprenticeship credential witnessed by invited guests, family members, program partners, and association employers. The program also included awarding the annual Carl Winters

Jr. Memorial Scholarship, which provides $1,000 in funds for further education or training in an industrial career. This year’s recipient is Cristian Saylor from Red Land High School in the West Shore School District. Cristian plans to pursue a career in mechatronics and attend HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College. The scholarship was established in honor of Carl Winters Jr. after his passing. Winters was a die and tool maker by trade for more than 50 years in the York area and the creator of the original pre-apprenticeship program at the Manufacturers’

Association.

Pre-apprenticeship programs are designed to offer classroom and hands-on learning specifically to train students to enter a registered apprenticeship program with an employer or continue their technical education. The association’s program started in 2017 with a handful of students and since then has enrolled more than 300 students across southcentral Pennsylvania in the skills program. Students receive several industry recognized credentials, and upon graduation, they have the opportunity to enter full registered apprenticeships with sponsoring

employers while benefiting from advanced placement the pre-apprenticeship provides for graduates of the program.

The program is registered with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry and has received support from the state agency to expand the program across southcentral Pennsylvania. In addition, the pre-apprenticeship program partners with the Partnership for Career Development, York County Alliance for Learning, Chester County Intermediate Unit, the Lancaster County Workforce Development Board, and dozens of employers.

United Way exceeds fundraising goal

United Way of the Capital Region raised $8,901,683, surpassing its goal of $8.71 million to benefit the community. United Way made the announcement at its recent Celebration Reception held at Hershey’s Chocolate World. The Hershey Company served as the lead sponsor. Additional sponsors included Delta Dental of Pennsylvania, JP Lilley, McNees Wallace & Nurick, Pennsylvania American Water, UPMC Central PA, and Weis Markets.

United Way of the Capital Region seeks to foster independence through access to health care, resources that meet basic needs, school readiness initiatives, and workforce development programs.

In addition, United Way acknowledged the support of the Pillar Society, which consists of organizations contributing $100,000 or more. This year, the Pillar Society made up 48% of the campaign.

Among the Pillar Society organizations recorded as of May 7, the entities donating at least $100,000 are Alexander Building Construction Co., Country Meadows Retirement Communities, Deloitte Consulting, the Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation, Gannett Fleming, Hersha

At the event, Dr. Nirmal Joshi, president and founder of the Joshi Health Clinic, spoke about United Way’s Contact to Care initiative and the lifesaving work taking place at free health clinics in the region. Contact to Care aims to increase access to health care by helping people navigate the health care system and find primary medical care. This work includes helping support five free health clinics, such as the Joshi Health Clinic.

Group, the Hershey Company, McNees Wallace & Nurick, Novitas Solutions Inc., Penn National Insurance, Penn State Health and Penn State College of Medicine, State Employee Combined Appeal, and UPMC Central PA. Organizations donating at least $500,000 were Capital Blue Cross and Highmark Blue Shield.

At the Celebration Reception, the winners of this year’s campaign giveaway drawing were announced. Donors who gave $182 or more to United Way’s campaign were eligible to win one of four prizes: a 2024 Kia Forte LXS, donated by Turner Automotive; a travel gift certificate with a one-year free AAA membership courtesy of AAA Central Penn; groceries from Weis Markets; and a Visa gift card courtesy of Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of

Mechanicsburg.

For more information on United Way of the Capital Region, visit www.uwcr.org or call 717-732-0700.

Students graduated from the pre-apprenticeship program at a recent ceremony.

Middle school posts honor roll

Lower Dauphin Middle School has announced the distinguished honor roll for the third marking period. To earn a place on the distinguished honor roll, a student must have all A’s or perfect marks on his or her report card.

The honor roll included eighth-graders Carah Burton, Ambellina Cartwright, Emerson Clark, Olivia Coleman, Levi Dickinson, Emily Dupler, Rylan Gray, Chelsea Gula, Caleb Haas, Owen Hess, Lorelei Hoffer, Edward Hoffman, Seylah Hoke, Abigail Irwin, Adeline Jackson, Jay Keener, Evan Ketty, Adysyn Matincheck, Isabel Medlin, James Milic, Chase Murphy, Noelyaneliz Pizarro Ortiz, Michael Sather, Scott Smalley, Meredith Taylor, Lilly Teach, Lauren Udelhoven, Jordyn White, Zoe Wisniewski, Kelsey Zimmerman, and Isabel Zulli.

The school also recognized seventh-graders

Alexander Amici, Faith Anspach, Braden Bellows, Camille Brelsford, Andrew Bruno, Mina Burke, Braylin Carter, Ellie Cartwright, Brandon Chang, Ethan Clever, Trenton Cyphert, Kolbe Diffendall, Jack Donaldson, Emily Dorsey, Nicole Doss, Mollie Doyle, Aidan Duignan, Ruth Dunkleberger, Henry Ehlenberger, Grayden Ford, Magnolia Fuddy, Elena Garcia, Carter Gern, Lucas Gliot, Meera Gopinath, Sophia Hallman, Bryce Heffleger, Lydia Hess, Georgia Hineman, Spencer Hock, Phineas Howarth, Samuel Hughes, Samantha Imundo, Zachary Ingalsbe, Isaiah Klopp, Olivia Komykoski, Grant Krull, Violet Kuhns, Zeke Kuntzman, Aubrey Lanza, Sydney Laudermilch, Harper Lewis, Owen Lindsay, Reese Marshall, Carter

Matinchek, Laura Medina Fernandez, Aria Misiolek, Colton Neide, Sloan Osevala, Charlotte Payonk, Esther Pearson, Alexandra Perini, Ellison Pollock, Jason Rana, Cadence Reed, Xavier Richmond, Silas Ritter, Ella Rogers, Ethan Rosenberger, Lindsey Sanders, Sadie Sellers, Miley Sitler, Braden Smith, Charlotte Snook, Kahlan Snyder, Jetta Speck, Josiah Speck, Zachary Stump, Bennett Sullivan, Abriella Supernavage, Kaylee Swigert, Brooke Traina, Ayla Treven, Olivia Valentine, Sophia Warble, Kathryn Weeter, Jazlyn Weidman, Elsie Weller, and Helena Yoder.

The sixth-graders named to the honor roll were Vivian Andrews, Mercedes Barreca, Barrett Brassell, Nathan Brenneman, Sophie Calo, Mia Campbell, Luca Cangialosi, Ava

Coleman, Isla Crozier, Jadehlyn DeBlasio, Eliana Francis, Atticus Grill, Reese Grunden, Addison Hanula, Rowan Heindl, Maggie Hesser, Willow Jennings, James Johnson, Lucas Kelleher, Chloe Kline, Kendall Kreider, Xzander Kulp, Grace Lanza, Grayson Madden, Laina Marotta, Annabelle Mattson, Austin McBeth, Emmalyn McCarthy, Brenna McGrady, Lena McLellan, Emmett Miller, Landon Moran, Carson Ogle, Elizabeth Otto, Daniel Prigodich, Elise Ritchey, Leah Ritchey, Kelcie Robertson, Lucille Scow, Maxwell Scow, Wesley Seltzer, Tristan Shutt, Jackson Slatt, Colin Smalley, Elizabeth Smith, Elliana Stunja, Camryn Swigert, Julia Teach, Jovanni Tejeda, Victoria Toth, Sarah White, Madison Wise, Lucy Youtz, and Sophia Zimmerman.

PACHC announces new president and CEO

The Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers (PACHC) has announced the appointment of Shelley Riser as its next president and CEO, effective Monday, July 1.

As president and CEO of PACHC, Riser will be responsible for leading a network of primary health care providers in Pennsylvania. This network includes community health centers, rural health clinics and other similar providers that collectively serve more than a million patients in Pennsylvania annually. Riser will guide PACHC in its mission to

support health centers in improving health equity and access to quality, affordable primary medical, dental and behavioral health care and other health-enhancing services.

Riser is a registered nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master of Science in health services administration from the University of St. Francis. She most recently served as the first executive vice president and chief clinical officer at Ovation Health Care.

Riser has been a patientfocused professional across her more than 30-year career, and as she expanded her health care leadership

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Riser will succeed PACHC’s current president and CEO, Cheri Rinehart, who will retire after nearly 16 years at the helm of the organization.

To learn more about PACHC or to find a local community health center, visit www.pachc.org.

LHM Physical Therapy opens in Palmyra

LHM Physical Therapy Institute, 12 N. Londonderry Square, Palmyra, is now open and offering its services in Lebanon County.

Therapists and Lebanon County natives Elizabeth Zugay and Mason Laudermilch began treating patients in May. Services offered include orthopedic rehabilitation, sports

rehab, fall prevention, blood flow restriction, vestibular rehab and injury prevention screenings. Hours of operation are Mondays through Thursdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 717-305-1752 with questions or to make an appointment. For more information, visit www .lhmphysicaltherapy.com.

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ATTN: MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held on June 29 for 1974 EAHS graduate Maryanna Ebersole (née Brooks) at Christ Church located at 247 S. Market St, Elizabethtown. Visitation will start at 10AM with the service to follow at 11AM. READ YOUR AD THE FIRST WEEK IT APPEARS This publication will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement.

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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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Members of the East Hanover Lions Club celebrated their Charter Night on May 14 at Perkins Restaurant. The group celebrated 73 years as a charter club. During the event, club president Josie Moyer presented the Presidential Appreciation Award to Lions Club member Eileen Longreen for her help in the past year. The Lion of the Year Award was presented to Barb Bloom for her hard work and dedication to the club.

Entertainment during Charter Night was provided by Memory Music, composed of Tom and Randi LaNasa from York, who provided music from the ’50s and ’60s. Prior to Charter Night, the Lions Club inducted new member Chrissy LaRuffa at its dinner meeting on April 30. First vice district governor Nate Pfister performed the ceremony to welcome LaRuffa, who was sponsored by Lions Club member Eileen Longreen.

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Eileen Longreen (left) receives the Presidential Appreciation Award from Josie Moyer.

Josie Moyer (right) presented the Lion of the Year Award to Barb Bloom.

Nate Pfister (left) welcomed new member Chrissy LaRuffa (center), who was sponsored by Eileen Longreen.