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Moving Forward Together Fairmount Resident Shares Family History By Ann Mead Ash
Four years before C.J. Kurtz of Morgantown (affectionately known as “Pop”) died in 1999, he had asked his son Paul Kurtz, now a Fairmount resident, to promise to write a book based on his red notebook, which contained details of the family history. Paul spent five years researching the family genealogy and history his father had recorded, but he still was not sure the information would make a good story. Instead of giving up, Paul took a hard look at who his father was. “Pop’s life is like a puzzle, and I am putting the pieces together,” said Paul, who began to see purpose in the work as he wrote the narrative. “Pop and Mom (Elsie Kurtz) always put family first,” he said, adding that the family story is one of continuing
to move forward in unity. “It is a story of overcoming difficulty,” he shared. On March 10, just six days before the Fairmount campus closed to outside visitors, Paul held a book signing where he introduced “Plow, Pulpit, People: We Called Him Pop” to a gathering of about 20 people in the Crest View Gathering Room on the east side of the Fairmount campus. Paul opened the multimedia presentation with a recording of his uncles singing, “Brothers five still alive, let us tell our story … as we blend these melodies singing to His glory.” Pop was born in 1901 near Morgantown. He married Elsie in 1923, and they operated a farm in the Elverson and Morgantown area. In 1931, Pop was ordained as a minister at the Conestoga Amish Mennonite Church. In See Family History pg 4
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Paul Kurtz, author of “Plow, Pulpit, People: We Called Him Pop,” introduced his book via a multimedia presentation to a gathering of about 20 people in the Crest View Gathering Room on the east side of the Fairmount campus on March 10.
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Parents looking for activities for their youngsters to enjoy during the stay-at-home order are invited to try some nature-related crafts suggested by Dawn White, environmental educator and education programs coordinator at the Green Valleys Watershed Association (GVWA). One activity White suggested is making paper bag bird puppets using small brown paper bags, utilizing construction paper to make different types of beaks, feathers and wings. “Let kids create birds by coloring the bag and then gluing each body part on and a few feathers,” she said. See GVWA pg 2
One activity that children can enjoy at this time is a nature scavenger hunt, where they can search for plants found in nature.
Bridge Of Hope Continues To Serve Even though the state of Pennsylvania is under a stay-at-home order, Bridge of Hope Chester County remains active in its mission to serve families experiencing or at risk of homelessness. As part of the program, each Bridge of Hope client receives support from a group of six to eight trained, churchbased Neighboring Volunteers. “We are considered an essential business, so we have been working through this from the beginning,” noted Kathy Beiler, director of strategic engagement. “More than ever the families in the program really need Neighboring Volunteers. Neighboring Volunteers make the difference by offering encouragement, connections and resources.” See Bridge Of Hope pg 3
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When the Glenmoore Eagle Youth Association (GEYA) canceled the spring session of the HIGH 5 Soccer program for special needs players due to the COVID-19 pandemic, coaches Matt and Jenn Wagner were determined to find a way to engage the players on a weekly basis. During the time that HIGH 5 Soccer would ordinarily take place at GEYA’s Fellowship Field in Chester Springs, players are instead taking part in online soccer sessions via Zoom. The program began on April 11 and will run at 3 p.m. each Saturday through May 30. During the virtual program, which lasts between 15 and 20 minutes, soccer players take part in modified versions of their favorite
soccer games, while wearing their HIGH 5 T-shirts. “We missed seeing our HIGH 5 players and buddies and getting out into the sunshine to play soccer. We See HIGH 5 pg 3
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without touching it. Children should also find a leaf that has smooth edges as well as one with edges that look like tiny teeth. Participants should find a leaf that is fuzzy or hairy, long and thin and as wide as their foot. Finally, children should find a flower that is as big as their hand or smaller than their thumb. In addition, GVWA offered Little Wonders nature classes at w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / G r e e n ValleysWatershed earlier this month. Designed for preschoolers and their caregivers, the short, themed lessons include nature walks, puppets and live animals, as well as at-home activities. The videos can still be viewed on Facebook by choosing Videos. The videos are also available at www.youtube.com by searching for “Little Wonders Nature Shorts.” Green Valleys Watershed Association is a nonprofit conservation organization headquartered at Welkinweir, a 224-acre nature sanctuary located in East Nantmeal Township. For more information, readers may contact White at dwhite@green valleys.org or visit www.greenvalleys.org.
The Masks Now Coalition is a grassroots movement of volunteers and their groups, led by 19 organizers directing more than 1,000 volunteers, who banded together in response to the urgent national shortage in personal protective equipment (PPE) brought on by the novel coronavirus outbreak. The Masks Now Coalition has volunteers in every state, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico ready to answer the call from over 125 hospitals in 28 states which have made public appeals for home sewn masks that meet the CDC’s emergency guidelines because they are facing a shortage or they expect to soon. The Masks Now Coalition matches the hospital requests to the volunteers in their local areas. The coalition has also created a standard design for distributed production of threelayer homemade masks. The coalition’s three-layer masks are not made for children. Readers can text “masks” to 50409 for more information. Readers may also visit www.masksnow.org for information about volunteering and about receiving donations for a facility.
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you,� Beiler noted. “There are many ways to help in these times; it’s just a little different.� For more information, including volunteer opportunities, readers may call 610-280-0280 or 866670-HOPE or visit www.chester county.bridgeofhopeinc.org. To support families that are facing homelessness and have been impacted by the pandemic, the agency has started a Bridge of Hope Coronavirus Response Fund. Information about donating to the fund is available at www.bridgeofhopeinc.org/give.
HIGH 5 from pg 1 thought, ‘How can we have HIGH 5 when we’re not even supposed to leave the house?’� said Jenn, explaining how the idea of virtual HIGH 5 Soccer came about. “Matt came up with all of the games.� As part of the HIGH 5 Soccer program, players (in red T-shirts), who range in age from 5 to 18, are paired with volunteer buddies (in blue T-shirts), who are predominantly local high school and middle school students. During the traditional HIGH 5 sessions, players and buddies do not actually play a full game of soccer. Rather, they take part in a series of soccerrelated games, such as maneuvering a soccer ball through a series of cones and playing “Red Light, Green Light,� during which they stop and go while kicking a soccer ball across the playing field. For the virtual sessions, players run in place for “Red Light, Green Light,� stop when Matt displays a red flag and dance when a yellow flag is displayed. HIGH 5 also includes “Buddy
Bowling,� where the buddies act as human bowling pins that the players knock down with a giant soccer ball. For the virtual sessions, each player is called upon to “kick� and Matt and the assistant coaches fall down while on Zoom in their respective living rooms. Another favorite game, “Sharks and Minnows,� has also been modified for the virtual sessions as players pretend to “swim� and get “eaten� by sharks. Traditionally, each weekly soccer session culminates in a HIGH 5 tunnel in which the buddies form a tunnel and high-five the players as they run through. For the virtual program, players are unmuted at the end of the session and can offer greetings and the traditional high-five to other players and assistant coaches via Zoom. Jenn said the goal of the virtual program is “to connect to our players and share a little HIGH 5 spirit,� noting that the sessions are recorded and can be accessed at a later date. “It’s so much fun watching the kids play along,�
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1972, he was elected vice chairman of Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, where his historical interests flourished. In 1993, he received a certificate of appreciation from the Mennonite Historical Society of Goshen, Ind., for his historical efforts among Amish Mennonites of the Elverson and Morgantown area. During the presentation, Paul discussed family roots going back to Adam Kurtz, lived in Switzerland but moved his family to Germany in 1671 after becoming an Anabaptist. Paul described the persecution of the Anabaptists in Switzerland, noting that they could not own land, but that the government allowed them to farm wasteland, where the Anabaptists developed techniques that made the land more fertile. Four of Adam’s descendants came to America in 1742. “They had accumulated some wealth and were able to buy farms and help other Amish
coming over (to America),” noted Paul. The four brothers were Hans Kurtz, who lived in Womelsdorf; Stephen Kurtz, who settled in Myerstown: Jacob Kurtz, who lived near the location of Oregon Dairy today; and Abraham Kurtz, who lived near the intersection of Peters Road and New Holland Road in New Holland. “Pop’s father was Jacob,” explained Paul. Paul recalled that two days before his parents made the final payment on their farm mortgage, they took the children in their 1937 DeSoto to a town in Maryland, where his father conducted a service in a retirement home. After the service while waiting to eat, they heard Franklin Roosevelt on the radio. “The Japanese had bombed Pearl Harbor,” said Paul. “That changed life.” Paul also shared the story of Christian Esh, who came to be
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known as C.D. Esh. C.D.’s father and stepmother were killed in a buggy accident on their way to the Lancaster Farmers Market on a Saturday in the late 1890s when C.D. was only 7. The boy went to live with his relatives in the Morgantown area. He later attended Goshen College and medical school. “He became a missionary doctor to India,” explained Paul, noting that C.D. worked with lepers and built a hospital in India, returning to the states several times to report on his work and raise awareness and funds for missions in India. Individuals who have questions about the book may call 717-808-7785 or email psku04@ptd.net. Fairmount is a nonprofit Life Plan community located at 333 Wheat Ridge Drive, Ephrata. Readers who would like to know more about Fairmount may visit www.FairmountHomes.org.
More than 850 Pennsylvania National Guard (PNG) members have been working to support commonwealth communities as they respond to the COVID-19 outbreak, according to Maj. Gen. Anthony Carrelli, Pennsylvania’s adjutant general and head of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA). He also assured veterans that they will continue to receive their benefits. The PNG was called early on to aid 30 Pennsylvania residents who were on the Grand Princess cruise ship by providing transportation back to their homes throughout the commonwealth after they arrived at Harrisburg International Airport in Middletown. As COVID-19 began making its way throughout Pennsylvania communities, the PNG did even more to protect and safeguard the health of citizens. These efforts include setting up a drive-through testing site in Montgomery County; helping a food bank in Pittsburgh pack emergency food; unloading much-needed medical supplies in Harrisburg; and helping to create a federal medical facility at Glen Mills School in Delaware County. The DMVA Office of Veterans Affairs team will continue striving to make sure that Pennsylvania’s nearly 800,000 veterans receive the benefits they have earned through their service to the country. These benefits include care for 1,300 residents in six veterans homes; locating military records; providing financial assistance during unforeseen financial crises; and administering pension programs for those with service-connected disabilities. For updates on DMVA, readers may visit www.dmva.pa.gov. For updates on the PNG, readers may visit www.pa.ng.mil.
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Even though people are unable to travel to Italy at present, they can still create a taste of the country’s cuisine at home. Coleen Kirnan and Rhonda Vilardo, the owners and hosts of Tuscan Women Cook, a culinary destination located in the Tuscan village of Montefollonico, want to bring a bit of Italy to home kitchens during this time of quarantine. To this end, they have posted a recipe for bruschetta with tomato and basil. Bruschetta is an Italian antipasto of grilled bread rubbed with garlic and topped with a mixture of tomato and basil. It is perfect for using summer tomatoes for a simple appetizer or side dish. This is a great recipe for an old, but not stale, baguette. Dry the baguette in the oven if necessary. Save any leftover tomato mixture for the base of a
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Good Samaritan Services partnered with eight Phoenixville restaurants and seven Ephrata restaurants for Good Sam Restaurant Week, which was held from May 11 to 18. Prior to COVID-19, many individuals and groups would cook meals on-site at Good Samaritan shelters or deliver homemade meals. These practices are no longer allowed due to social distancing regulations, but many supporters have been delivering takeout meals to shelter facilities. During Good Sam Restaurant Week, supporters were encouraged to purchase takeout from local restaurants and have it delivered to the organization’s shelters. Restaurants providing takeout were featured to encourage donors and individuals to support their local economy while providing meals to participants in local shelters. Community members are invited to continue purchasing takeout from local restaurants
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and having it delivered to Good Samaritan Services shelters throughout the month of May. Those who would like to participate can sign up at www.good samservices.org/2020/05/goodsam-supports-local-businesses to reserve a day to deliver meals. Good Samaritan Services provides a full continuum of care to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. It offers emergency shelter, transitional housing, affordable housing, and permanent housing services across Lancaster and Chester counties. Approximately 400 men, women, and children are served every year. Good Samaritan also offers many financial stability programs, job training programs, and family strengthening programs that holistically address the needs of its clients. Locations are available in Phoenixville, Coatesville, Ephrata, and Lancaster city. To learn more, readers may visit www.goodsamservices.org.
Center, Chester County Prison, Pocopson Home long-term care facility, the Chester County Youth Center and the Coroner’s Office to crucial court-related and Human Services functions. Following state guidelines, a novisitor policy remains at the Chester County Prison, the Chester County Youth Center and at Pocopson Home. Chester County Health Department and Emergency Services staff members continue to work to provide education, mitigation, communication and investigation services related to COVID-19 for both Chester County and Delaware County residents. Since moving to essential operations, the commissioners, the county’s administrative staff and department leaders have established special programs, services and public information to support individuals, families and businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Through investment in technology, the county is able to continue around 60% of its programs and services remotely during this time. In a combined statement, the Chester County commissioners said, “The re-opening of Chester County is our priority - but we will only begin the stages of reopening when it is truly safe and right to do so. The investments we are making in antibody testing and in grant support for Chester County small businesses, along with the advice of our COVID-19 Business Task Force, and the data and guidance of our own Health Department is contributing to the decision about when to move to the first phase of re-opening.”
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cooperatives - have also moved to work with financially troubled consumers and suspend terminations. Consumers served by those non-PUC regulated systems should work directly with their municipality or co-op to address payment issues. Additionally, national telecommunications companies are working with the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Keep America Connected initiative to ensure that Americans do not lose their broadband or telephone connectivity during these exceptional circumstances. So far, more than 550 companies and associations have signed the FCC’s pledge. The PUC encourages families to explore energy conservation to help manage bills, especially as more people are working remotely and spending their entire day at home. This change to teleworking can have a notable impact on energy usage. The PUC has interactive information and tips for saving energy on its energy shopping websites at www.papowerswitch.com and www.pagasswitch.com. Finally, for people looking for ways to help others during this time of crisis, the PUC encourages concerned citizens to explore various utility or community hardship funds or crisis support programs. Contributions to those programs directly help families that are having difficulty affording their utility service and work to safeguard the most vulnerable members of the community. Readers should check with their utilities or nonprofit programs, like the Dollar Energy Fund, for more information about ways to help households in need. To learn more, readers may visit www.puc.pa.gov.
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to pause payment-related utility terminations for residents and businesses across the state during the current emergency. The PUC also noted the value and impact of monthly utility payments, as these funds support the electric, natural gas, water, wastewater, and telecommunications services everyone depends upon. Utilities across the state are committed to working with consumers to address these challenging circumstances, but they need to hear directly from families and businesses that are experiencing problems so they can begin individual conversations about what resources and options are available. Specifically, for households struggling financially during this crisis, it is important to work together with their utilities to tap into numerous utility assistance programs intended to make utility bills more manageable to assist in payment options. These efforts will not only assist these household consumers throughout this emergency but will also minimize future financial challenges when the emergency has passed. Although the PUC has temporarily paused payment-related utility terminations, it is important for consumers to understand that any past-due bills or delinquent balances that remain after the current public health emergency has passed will be handled according to the rules of the individual utilities and consistent with PUC policy. The PUC noted that utilities across the state are committed to maintaining essential services. Many systems that are largely outside the PUC’s jurisdiction such as municipal utilities, municipal authorities and
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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) urged financially-stressed households across the state to explore the many options available to help keep their monthly utility bills affordable. This is the case whether their concerns are related to the current COVID-19 crisis or other economic issues. The PUC noted the availability of an assortment of PUC-required utility assistance programs, along with the merits of energy conservation and efficiency programs. The PUC offers several tips for households experiencing financial difficulties. First, people should contact their utilities to discuss the details and qualifications for their customer assistance programs (CAPs), especially if there have been recent changes in household income. Even if an individual did not qualify for CAP in the past, he or she may now be eligible. Customers currently on CAPs who have experienced further reductions in household income should check with their utilities to determine if they qualify for additional assistance or more favorable financial options. Members of households should discuss their financial situation with their utilities to explore other possible options before bills become delinquent. Options could include extended payment plans, budget billing, utility hardship funds, and/or assistance through the federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the federal Lifeline program, which offers telecommunications and broadband access funding support to eligible low-income individuals or households. The PUC has already taken steps
soybean cyst nematode, burndown options before corn, and growing corn on a budget. To receive Field Crop News, readers may register by visiting https://extension.psu.edu/email -preferences. When they enter their email address, they should select Agronomic Crops as an area of interest and verify that emails may be sent. To submit a question or comment about the highlighted article of the week, readers may visit https://tinyurl.com/yczzum5k. They will also be able to ask questions and
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sagging trees with broken limbs; never trying to remove trees or limbs from power lines; staying away from objects or puddles in contact with downed power lines; notifying the utility company of any issues; and providing utility crews with ample room to complete restoration and maintenance work on their facilities. The PUC and Pennsylvania’s utilities are committed to safety, and assistance is available to make work areas near electric utilities safe. For the safety of everyone involved - from contractors and homeowners to utility company workers and bystanders the PUC urges people to review important safety information on the Electric Safety page of the PUC website and contact the local utility company when planning any project. The website is available at www.puc.pa.gov. For residents either teleworking or virtually learning from home, the PUC provides several general electric safety tips. Residents should avoid overloading outlets; regularly inspect electrical cords and extension cords for damage; use extension cords only on a temporary basis; never run cords under rugs/carpets, doors, or windows; make sure cords do not become tripping hazards; never plug a space heater or fan into an extension cord or power strip; make sure their home has working smoke alarms; and unplug appliances when not in use to save energy and minimize the risk of shock or fire. In a separate but related safety effort, the PUC recently joined the Pennsylvania One Call System (PA One Call) in asking homeowners and businesses contractors not to begin any nonessential excavation projects. The PUC and PA One Call noted that delaying the start of digging projects during the current pandemic can help safeguard against accidental damage to underground lines that could disrupt utility services and strain utility resources. The PUC also reminds homeowners and contactors of their obligation to contact PA One Call at least three days before starting any excavation. PA One Call alerts all utilities within an intended digging area and prompts them to mark where facilities are located on their property. State residents can dial 811 to connect with the system, while non-Pennsylvania residents can dial 800-242-1776.
Hoffman Contributes To Publication Lebanon Valley College students contributed to the annual publishing of the Green Blotter Literary Magazine, which features poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and art submitted by undergraduate student writers everywhere. Its mission is to provide a platform for undergraduate
creative writers and artists and to foster outstanding work in each of the genres published. Local students include Marah Hoffman of Birdsboro. Hoffman is a graduate of Exeter Township High School and is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and creative writing.
In its effort to continue providing comprehensive public information regarding coronavirus cases in Chester County, the Chester County Health Department has added new data to its COVID-19 web pages. The new data, focused on long-term care facilities and personal care homes, can be accessed at www.chesco.org/coronavirus. One of the key roles of the Chester County Health Department as it relates to COVID-19 is the assistance to long-term care facilities and personal care homes in identifying cases, reviewing practices and managing the spread of the coronavirus. In addition to this support, many of the facilities have reached a point where staff, residents and
families of residents also need emotional and mental health support. Chester County Health Department director Jeanne Casner noted that this support is being provided by the Health Department in conjunction with the county’s Department of Human Services, Department of Aging Services and Department of Mental Health Services. As long-term care facilities and personal care homes are licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health or Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, the Chester County Health Department does not provide details of COVID-19 cases or deaths to specifically named long-term care facilities or personal care homes.
Epilepsy Foundation Plans Webinar The Epilepsy Foundation of Eastern Pennsylvania will offer its Lancaster and Berks Epilepsy Education Exchange as a free virtual webinar on Tuesday, May 26, from 6 to 8 p.m. Speakers and topics will include “SUDEP: Knowledge is Power” by Sally Schaeffer, senior director, SUDEP Institute, Epilepsy Foundation of America, and “Emerging
Treatments for Drug Resistant Epilepsy: New Drugs, Surgical Options and Devices” by Dr. Kate Davis, Penn Epilepsy Center. To register for the webinar, readers may visit www.epilepsy educationpa.org. For more details or questions about registering, readers may contact Kerri Michnya at kmichnya@efepa.org or 717-449-1872.
The Giant Company recently announced a $3 million donation to more than 2,000 public and private schools through its A+ School Rewards program. At the beginning of the school year, customers selected the schools they wished to support with their shopper points. Among the schools receiving funding for the 2019-20 school
year are Bear Creek School, Elizabethtown, $10,962; Avon Grove High School, West Grove, $9,966; and North Coventry Elementary School, Pottstown, $9,430. Since A+ School Rewards launched in 2005, more than $36 million has been awarded to local schools to fund a variety of educational needs and activities.
PUBLIC AUCTION 3 BR BRICK RANCH HOUSE w/DETACHED 2-CAR GARAGE ON 1.48 ACRES GOODVILLE/ BLUE BALL AREA
THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020 AT 5 PM LOCATION: 1519 Main St., East Earl, PA 17519. On Rt. 23, 1 mile east of Shady Maple Farm Market. REAL ESTATE: 3 BR brick ranch house cont. 1,532 SF w/full bsmt. and detached 2-car garage/workshop on 1.48 acres. House features a side entry/laundry room; lg., bright eatin kit. w/lots of cabinets & pantry open to a sitting rm.; liv. rm. w/ hardwood floor; 3 BRs and a full bath. Bsmt. w/outside exit; propane hot water baseboard heat; on site well & septic. 28’ x 36’ 2-Car Garage/Shop (formerly used as a horse barn) w/elec. door openers; heated shop area, 2nd floor storage, water hydrant; outside horse tie and sm. fenced pasture. Property also has a 12’x18’ storage shed w/elec., 1,000-gal. propane tank, lg. garden, child’s play area, paved driveway and extra parking area. NOTE: This pristine, well maintained and updated property has a beautiful setting with spectacular views of scenic farmland all around and a great location on Rt. 23! Conveniently located within minutes of PA Turnpike, Rts. 322, 897 & 222! OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, May 16, 23, & 30 (1-3 pm.) or by apt. call 610-286-5183. TERMS: 10% down day of sale; settlement within 45 days of sale. Terms by: Anthony & Janelle Ringler (717-940-2576). Kling & Deibler Attorneys.
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As part of enhanced statewide safety efforts during the COVID19 pandemic, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) recently urged homeowners and contractors to be aware of potential electrical hazards while at home or at work, while also avoiding the possibility of accidents, injuries, and service disruptions. Roofers, crane operators, and other construction workers are at the greatest risk of being seriously injured because of accidental contact with utility company power lines, but homeowners working with ladders and poles generate the second-highest number of incidents. Spring is typically a time of year for increased interest in home improvement projects, but safety needs to be at the forefront of any work someone may be considering so they may help protect themselves and their family and also avoid further strains on the resources of utilities and first responders. In addition, a sharp increase in teleworking and more homebound activities raises additional concerns about home electric safety. The PUC stressed that the best way to protect oneself, family members, and co-workers against the possibility of death, injury, service interruptions, or costly repairs is to identify hazards and develop proper safety plans before any work begins. Anyone planning work around power lines should check with their local utility for information about making the work area safer. Additionally, the PUC encouraged homeowners and businesses to postpone nonessential work near power lines. The PUC noted that delaying the start of those projects can help safeguard against accidental damage and prevent unplanned outages during this stressful time, while also allowing utility crews to focus their resources on maintaining essential services. The PUC also offered safety tips for working around the home. Safety tips include locating all overhead power lines before starting any project; staying at least 10 feet away from all overhead power lines and remaining at least 35 feet away from any downed lines; carrying ladders and equipment horizontally; looking all around before moving ladders or other equipment; avoiding touching any fallen lines or anything in contact with power lines, including
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PUBLIC AUCTION BANGOR EPISCOPAL-FOUNDED 1722. 4 mi. W of Morgantown on Rt. 23 in Churchtown. Sunday Holy Eucharist at 10am. All are welcome. Handicap accessible. Parking lot adjacent to the church off Water Street. For additional info., www.bangorepiscopal.org BRICK LANE COMMUNITY CHURCH IN ELVERSON: out of concern for our community, and respect for government authorities, is not holding regular on-site worship services. Join us online at www.brick52.org Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons for inspiring messages and Sunday mornings for recorded worship and sermon. Call 610-2866790 for more information. CALVARY CHAPEL OF HONEY BROOK: 80 Village Square, Honey Brook. Teach the Word of God book-by-book, chapter-bychapter & verse-by verse. Sunday: Worship & Bible Study with nursery & children’s church at 9 am. Tuesday: Worship, Bible Study & children’s church at 7:30 pm. Wednesday: Women’s Bible Study at 10 am. Monthly Saturday: Men’s Prayer Breakfast offsite at 7 am. www.cchoneybrook.org.
FAIRVIEW EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH- 800 Fairview Road, Glenmoore, PA (intersection of Fairview & Little Conestoga Rds.) Welcome Tim Latham- our new Shepherd of Fairview. Join us for the most important hour of your week! Sunday School for all ages at 9:15am; Worship Service at 10:30am. Nursery provided. Christian Education, Bible Studies, Music Ministry, Women’s Ministry, Small groups... and much more! As growing disciples, we continue to Worship, Connect, Know and Serve God. For more info, find us online at www.FairviewEPC.org or call the office at 610-942-2640 HEALING SHEPHERD, ECC Progressive, Inclusive, Democratic, Catholic! Sunday Mass: 10am 2109 Art School Road, Chester Springs, PA 19425 610-969-5932 www.healingshepherd.com
Please Note: Updates can be made to your church’s listing for 1st issue date of each month only. (Changes must be submitted by the previous Wednesday) For More Information On Church Listings And Rates, Call Justin at 717-492-2533
COUNTRY CUSTOM 1-STY. 4 BDRM. RANCHER 2-CAR GARAGE - 32x50 SHOP/GARAGE 22½ ACRES w/STREAM HONEYBROOK - GLENMOORE - DOWNINGTOWN AREA
FRIDAY, MAY 29 • 4 P.M. 163 Culbertson Run Rd., Coatesville. Rt. 322 E. from Honeybrook. Right Rt. 82 south. Approx. 1 mile left Culbertson Run Rd. Property on right.
Rancher w/4,115 SF, eat-in kitchen, dining rm., living rm., laundry/ sewing rm., 1st floor family rm., rec rm., 3½ baths, daylight bsmt., heat pump, central AC, central vac, deck, shop/garage bldg. 32x50 w/10x10 doors plus 14x14 overhead door, 22½ ACRES m/l land w/stream, mostly wooded & 3 acres tillable. After 39 years, owner downsizing to retirement facility & serious to sell. Open houses have been cancelled. Call Richard at 610-656-7328 for more information. NOTE: Auction will go on as planned but to be sold by online bidding or bid by phone 717-733-1006. Financing, deposit or bridge loan available to qualified buyer. Call Randal V. Kline 717-733-1006. (Lender NMLS ID #834368) Randal V. Kline, Roy E. Good, Jr. Aaron Z. Nolt Curvin M. Horning 717-733-1006 Lic. #499, 2116, 5064, 3956
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AKC CHOCOLATE LAB Pups. 7 weeks old. Vet checked, shots & wormed, $200. Call 717-575-3916
**WE BUY GUNS Shotguns, Rifles, Handguns Wanted. Gordon’s Sports Supply, Rt 100, Eagle, 610-458-5153
AKC ENGLISH CREME Retriever Puppies, 6 males, 1 female, shots, wormed, vet checked. Call for price, 717-786-6139 ext. 1
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CAIRN-POO PUPS, 50% mini poodle, 25% toy poodle, very cute & cuddly, great house pets, ready 6/4. 717-354-5325
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May 23 - One Day Only! 10% off on everything. 196 Springville Rd, Quarryville. 717-723-5079 SOLID BLACK CHERRY Queen Anne dining room set, lighted triple hutch, table w/ 3 leaves & pads, 103”, 6 chairs & server, very good cond., $2300. 610-745-3006
HELP WANTED YOUR ATTENTION Bldg. Materials SELL YOUR ANTIQUE OR CLASSIC CAR. METAL ROOFING & SIDING. Biggest selection in the area. Low prices. Cut to General Advertise with us in over 100 publicalength. Good quality but sold as secondtions and reach up to 3.2 million homes NOW HIRING FOR Parkesburg area paving company. 40+ hours/ week.M-F. Looking for asphalt experience, but willing to train right person. Must have valid DL. 610-384-6278 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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MARK GUSLER TREE SERVICE Snow Plowing, 30 Yrs. Exp., Free Estimates. Fully Insured. Bucket Truck Service. Parkesburg, 610-613-1885
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MAIN STREET, NEW HOLLAND 3000 sq.ft., 5 bedroom, 5.5ba, built in 1793. Large carriage house. $399,900. Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Homesale Realty, 717-295-HOME, Lisa Naples, realtor, 717-333-5151
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AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE ALIVE OR DEAD Junk Cars, Trucks & Construction Equipt WANTED. Must have titles. Covering Berks, Chester & Lancaster Counties. 484-364-9382 ALWAYS BUYING JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS, 24/7. TOP DOLLAR PAID. PLEASE CALL OR TEXT, 484-886-0637
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