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Celtic band to open Honey Brook Concerts in the Park series

BY FRANCINE FULTON

Across the Pond, described as “a Celtic band on high octane,” will open the Honey Brook Borough Concerts in the Park series on Sunday, June 11, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. The concert will be held in Honey Brook Borough Park, 71 Pequea Ave. (Route 10), Honey Brook. In lieu of an admission fee, nonperishable food donations will be accepted for the Honey Brook Food Pantry.

The band members, who hail from Adams, York and Berks counties, will perform for the fourth time as part of the concert series. The band’s last performance in Honey Brook was in 2018. “The first year we played, in 2013, I had never heard of Honey Brook. But now Honey Brook is in the top of our list of places we want to return for repeat concerts,” said band member Dan Diviney.

See Celtic Band pg 8

Girl Scouts install food sharing box in Birdsboro

BY FRANCINE FULTON

ABlessing

Box filled with free food is available to people in need thanks to Girl Scouts from Birdsboro Troop 1080, who installed the box as part of their Bronze Award Project. The food sharing box is centrally located next to the borough police station at the corner of Cinder and Mill streets in Birdsboro.

Members of the Junior troop who installed the box were Carly Thompson, Gabby Villagrana, Addison and Molly Blackwell and Remi Sponsler. With the exception of Gabby, who recently relocated to another area, the girls are all students at Daniel Boone Area Middle School and have since advanced to Cadette Troop 1080, which meets at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Birdsboro.

The Girl Scout Bronze Award requires that girls complete a community service project, which includes coming up with an idea, planning and completing the work.

“(The Girl Scouts encourage that) the Bronze Award be done as a group because when they hit the Girl Scout Silver and Gold Award, it’s a singular project. The Bronze gives them the basic steps,” said Korinne Blackwell, who is co-leader of the troop along with Christen Thompson.

Korinne said that the girls wanted to complete a project that would help people who were struggling financially. “We rolled a lot of ideas around, and they brainstormed about problems in the community,” she said. “Everyone knew that food prices are high and people are struggling.”

She noted that St. Mark’s has its own food pantry and offers a drivethrough food distribution. “It evolved from that. St. Mark’s has a food pantry, but they thought we should have a box in the center of town,” said Korinne.

After receiving approval from the borough council and a $500 donation from the Birdsboro American Legion, the Scouts set about building the box themselves. “We helped them through, but they found the plans and wrote up a supply list, and they went (shopping) at Home Depot,” said Korinne. “It was cool to watch them build it. The dads came and helped, and it brought everybody together. They had a great time doing it.”

Christen created the lettering on the box, which reads, “Take what you need. Give what you can.”

High school hosts OJR Special Olympics

BY FRANCINE FULTON

More than 90 athletes took part in the Owen J. Roberts (OJR) School District Special Olympics held on May 12 at the OJR High School Wildcat Stadium. The students enjoyed fitness-based games, including a flying disc toss, an obstacle course, a bean bag toss, badminton and soccer games and a 50-yard dash. About 175 spectators were on hand for the event, many of whom were family members of the athletes.

Participants were from OJR High School, OJR Middle School and

French Creek, West Vincent and North Coventry elementary schools. The event began with an opening ceremony, during which OJR High School sophomore Serena Barone sang the national anthem.

The day featured sunny skies, which was a complete reversal from last year’s Special Olympics, held during a rain-dampened morning. “It was a gorgeous morning out on the hill for some fitness,” said Margaret Wrubel, OJR High School community connections teacher. “This was our third OJR Special Olympics at Wildcat Stadium, and we truly enjoyed seeing all the smiling faces.”

See Special Olympics pg 2

Troop members who installed the box included (from left) Addison Blackwell, Carly Thompson, Remi Sponsler, Molly Blackwell and (not pictured) Gabby Villagrana.

The band’s members are (from left) Dan Diviney, Mike Morrison, Molly Shortridge and Charles Kadyk.

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Wrubel and Megan Harpold are the co-advisers of the Best Buddies Club at OJR High School, a peer program that pairs high school students with “Buddies” with special needs. The students and their Buddies meet throughout the year to enjoy recreational activities. High school students from the club volunteered to work at the various fitness stations during Special Olympics. The games were designed by Marisa Stoltzfus, head department chair of the OJR High School physical education team. The special needs students were accompanied to Special Olympics by faculty and staff members from the OJR School District life skills and autistic support programs. “Special appreciation goes out to the paraprofessionals ... who provide the compassion and kindness

to the students every day,” said Wrubel.

Following the games, the culminating group activity was a water balloon toss. Face painting was offered to the athletes, and all in attendance were treated to a soft pretzel. Pottstown Area Health & Wellness Foundation provided a donation toward the cost of the pretzels, which were purchased for a discount from the Phoenixville Philly Pretzel Factory.

Wrubel credited a host of OJR faculty and administration staff for their support, including special education supervisors Geoff Ball, Cristin Burke and Joe Milnes; superintendent Will Stout; Randy Cuthbert, OJR athletic director; field maintenance director John Young; Joe Inzone and the OJR High School security team; Ryan Monaghan, who oversaw the running event; Reagan Jones, OJR High School nurse; and photographer Jessica Marzella.

To view a video of Special Olympics, visit www.youtube.com and search for “Owen J. Roberts Special Olympics - May 2023.”

In addition to the Special Olympics, OJR High School students took part in the 2023 Buddy Ball held on May 6. The event was hosted by the Marple Newtown Best Buddies Club at Marple Newtown High School in Newtown Square. During the event, which was open to Best Buddies Clubs throughout the region, students dressed in formal attire were treated to a free dinner, games and dancing.

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144 Millway Rd, Ephrata. The group will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the parking lot. Hike Leader: Jim, 717-951-9990

June 3. Friends of the Honey Brook Library Book Sale

Honey Brook Community Library 687 Compass Road, Honey Brook, 8 a.m. to noon. The sale will be held in the back parking lot of the library; shoppers may fill a bag full of books for a small donation. Fabric and craft items will also be available to purchase.

June 8. Strawberry Festival

Honey Brook Presbyterian Church 4331 Horseshoe Pike, Honey Brook 4 to 7 p.m. Hot dogs and barbecue sandwiches will be available along with strawberries, cake and ice cream by donation only.

June 9. Stories With Teachers Boone Area Library, 11:30 a.m. Children are invited to listen to a story read by a Daniel Boone Area School District teacher and then do an art or STEM activity. The program is recommended for children ages 5 to12 and registration is not required.

June 14. Summer Reading Program Kickoff Village Library

207 N. Walnut St., Morgantown, 10 a.m. Featured will be music by the “Music Play Patrol!”

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June 17. Chicken Barbecue St. Peter United Church of Christ, 1920 Ridge Road (Route. 23), Knauertown. Takeouts will be from 3:30 to 6 p.m. The meal will include half of a chicken, a baked potato, a vegetable, a roll and dessert. For tickets, call 610-469-9690.

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Borough workers helped with the installation by digging a hole in the ground, which was filled with cement to anchor a pole. “We supplied the cement and the post for the borough, and we installed the box,” Korinne pointed out.

The Scouts also held a food drive in Main Bird Park to ensure that they would have enough nonperishables to be placed in the box. Community members are

New 4-H Archery Club will meet

welcome to replenish the box with food items, including canned soup and vegetables and boxed dinners and pasta, as well as personal hygiene items.

“People from the community are filling it,” Korinne noted. “We drive and check on it once a week and fill it once a month. We took a few things out, but there is some really good stuff in there. People are using it and talking about it. It has been a positive thing.”

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The new Chester County 4-H Shooting Sports: Archery Club will meet on Saturdays, June 3 to 24, from 3:45 to 6 p.m. Meetings will be held at the Romano 4-H Center, 1841 Horseshoe Pike, Honey Brook. The club is open to youths ages 8 to 18.

Members are encouraged to bring their own bow and arrow, but it is not required. Equipment will be available.

The focus of all 4-H programs is the development of youths as individuals

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This will be the band’s first concert with its new fiddle player, Charles Kadyk, a resident of Mohnton. “He plays both fiddle and viola,” Diviney pointed out. “We will be playing an exciting set of tunes Charles introduced to the band that we call ‘The Swinging Set.’”

Also new to the band is Molly Shortridge from York County, who plays the silver flute, Irish flute and alto flute, as well as a variety of low and high Irish whistles. “Molly and Charles will perform the most beautiful version of ‘The Crested Hen’ I’ve ever heard,” said Diviney.

Diviney will play Irish whistles and the Irish drum called the bodhrán. Rounding out the band is Mike Morrison, who will lead the show on guitar and Native American flute. “Both Mike and I will sing lead vocals, and Molly and Charles will help out with backing vocals,” said Diviney. “Molly may even try out a new song she has been working on.”

The band’s music ranges from slow love songs and ballads to fast jigs and reels. “We will perform music from Ireland and Scotland, as well as a few pieces of Appalachian mountain music, influenced by the Scots-Irish who settled there centuries ago,” Diviney noted.

He said that the band members particularly enjoy playing outdoors and encourage audience participation. “It is the perfect setting for a concert. You see people of all ages tapping their feet, clapping and intently listening to the music,” Diviney stated. “And there are always some people who get up and dance along. That makes our day.”

He added that those who enjoy Celtic music as well as those not familiar with the genre will enjoy the upcoming concert. “This is a way for area Celtic music lovers - and those who don’t know yet that they love the music - to come on out and enjoy this

music,” Diviney shared. “Bring along your friends and family to enjoy the ‘craic,’ which is Irish for an ‘enjoyable social activity; a good time.’”

The band will have two CDs available at the concert, including “Little Beggarman,” recorded in 2019. For more information, visit www.acrossthepondmusic.com.

A complete schedule of events in the concert series can be found by visiting www.honeybrook borough.net and choosing “Events” and then “Concerts in the Park.”

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