PARPC gives children a chance to be kids
BY JEFF FALK
Can Palmyra come out and play? Yes. Yes, it can.
By encouraging kids to get outside and become active, the Palmyra Area Recreation and Parks Commission (PARPC) serves an important role in the community.
PARPC achieves its goals through cooperation, collaboration and sports.
St., Palmyra, PARPC operates and sponsors 18 mostly athletic programs and camps highlighting basketball, soccer, field hockey, volleyball, track and field, distance running, softball, swimming, tennis, fitness and dance.
“My
favorite thing is going to a youth program and seeing families together enjoying that family relationship.”
“In order to be well-rounded human beings, I think recreation and education go hand in hand,” said Tina Manoogian-Fischer, PARPC’s director. “One of the things we need to do is keep our bodies in shape. We want our minds to be sharp, and we want our bodies to be sharp as they can be.”
Headquartered at 325 S. Railroad
The programs are designed for boys and girls in kindergarten through grade eight, residing mainly in the borough of Palmyra, North Londonderry Township and South Londonderry Township.
There are fees associated with some of the programs and camps.
“Oftentimes, it’s kids who want to try something new,” said Manoogian-Fischer. “We’re the organization that can help them get their foot in the door. Sports is a good way to learn teamwork, common courtesies, compassion, empathy and how to get along
The Hershey Symphony Orchestra will present the U.S. debut of the all-new production “Tony Bennett: The Official Musical Celebration,” a live show honoring the life and music of Tony Bennett, on Saturday, Oct. 26, at 7:30 p.m. The event will be held at the Hershey Theatre, 15 E. Caracas Ave., Hershey. Using the original musical arrangements of the 20-time Grammy Award-winning artist, the performance will feature the symphony along with Broadway vocalists. Audiences can expect
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has posted an online survey to accept feedback on its construction and maintenance services.
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The 24-question survey asks respondents how they receive PennDOT roadway information and how often PennDOT meets or exceeds their expectations in
construction and maintenance activities. Respondents are also asked about their experiences with reporting concerns to the department and whether or how they use the state’s 511PA traveler information services.
Construction and maintenance work has been underway across the state this year. From January through August, 303 bridges were put out for bids to be repaired, replaced, or preserved by PennDOT or industry forces. Additionally, from January
Participants in Palmyra Area Recreation and Parks Commission’s summer camp program engage in
Greg Woodbridge conducts the Hershey Symphony Orchestra.
Makers market planned
Stay Apparel Co.’s monthly Makers at the Museum makers market will be held on Sunday, Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the front lawn of the Hershey History Center, 40 Northeast Drive, Hershey.
Throw Fire Pottery; Uglie Acres, jams, jellies, and fruit butters; and Yellow of the Egg Designs, crocheted items; will be present at the event.
Program to offer tutoring and tutor training
Makers expected to participate include Black Kat Luck, art; Born Too Late Ice Dyes, ice-dyed clothing; Broadbent Pottery; Button Loni, clothing; Clay by Jay, polymer clay; Craic Creations, crocheted items; Drew’s Wish, jewelry; Furniture Farm Woodworking; Golden Earth Studios, jewelry; Ivy House, stickers, greeting cards, and upcycled clothing; Junebug’s Kitchen, toys; Kreese66 Upcycles, upcycled clothing; and Lather Me Soap Co.
Also, LensWorthy Imagery, photography; The OddCouple, art; Phoenix Rising from the Lotus, resin art; Red Bicycle Art; Roam Stoneware; Story Supply Co., stationery;
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The Hershey Lions Club will sell Lancaster County-made brooms as a fundraiser. Palmyra Greenhouse will sell cut flowers from its 1953 Ford pickup.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Drifters hot dog food truck and Englewood Brewing.
Stay’s store, which is in the history center’s Milk House building, will be open during the makers market. The history center museum will be open from noon to 4 p.m.
Admission and parking are free.
The makers market is scheduled for the third Sunday of each month. The last show of 2024 will be on Nov. 17.
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through August, more than 3,100 roadway miles were improved by department or partner crews. This number includes 1,114 miles of paving.
Motorists can check conditions on major roadways by visiting www.511PA.com, using
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Carson named to dean’s list
Kim Carson of Palmyra was named to the dean’s list for the summer term at Trine University, Angola, Ind. Carson is majoring in accounting.
To earn dean’s list honors, students must complete a minimum of 12 hours and have a grade point average of 3.500 to 3.749.
The University of Pennsylvania’s Graduate School of Education and tutoring company Thinkist have launched the Rural Pathways to Success Peer Tutor Program, which seeks to increase the number of students from rural districts who pursue further education after high school.
Supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, the program offers high school students in grades 10 to 12 with at least a B average in their current math class the opportunity to receive training as peer tutors at no cost to families. The peer tutors engage in ongoing training while they assist middle and high school students who are struggling with math.
The program’s broader objective is to inspire students in rural areas of Pennsylvania to pursue further education and careers in teaching, fostering a cycle of educational motivation and achievement as
well as building the teacher pipeline. Participants in the tutor training program not only gain tutoring experience, but they also earn college credits and a certificate upon completing the program.
The fall session is scheduled to begin in mid-October, but youths who would like to receive tutoring may enroll through the end of October. The fall session will end on Friday, Jan. 17, 2025.
Registrations are also being accepted for students who would like to participate either as tutees or tutors during the spring session, which will run from Monday, March 3, to Sunday, June 1. The registration deadlines are Monday, Feb. 10, for tutors and Saturday, March 15, for tutees.
A limited number of spots are available. For more information, visit https://pln.gse.upenn .edu/peer-tutor-training -program.
Food pantry to mark anniversary
The Grantville Area
Food Pantry will celebrate 25 years of service to the surrounding communities with an open house on Sunday, Oct. 20, from 2 to 5 p.m. at Faith United Church of Christ, 117 N. Faith Road, Grantville.
The pantry is a mission of the Grantville Ministerium, which includes Faith United Church of Christ, New Life Assembly of God, Shells Evangelical Lutheran Church, and St. John’s United Methodist
Church. The pantry is run solely by volunteers and operates on donations from the community and local businesses.
Donations of food and personal hygiene items are accepted at the pantry on Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Fridays from 10 a.m. to noon. For information on how to make a monetary contribution, email food wwpantry.117@gmail .com or call 717-469-2444 or 717-469-4176.
Church to host blood drive
Palmyra First United Methodist Church, 520 E. Birch St., Palmyra, will hold a blood drive in its fellowship hall on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Each donor will receive a gift certificate to the Texas Roadhouse in Palmyra. An appointment is recommended, but not
required, to donate. To make an appointment, visit www.cpbb.org/, click “Find a Blood Drive or Donor Center” to search for the event, and look for the mobile drive called “Texas Roadhouse - Palmyra” in the search results. Appointments are also available by calling 800-771-0059.
HOPE International funding makes world go around
BY JEFF FALK
Every individual, every organization has a story to tell.
Helping Other People Eternally (HOPE) International’s story is one of compassion and empowerment and the human spirit. It’s a story that continues to evolve, continues to change - one whose final chapters have yet to be written.
“I think some people do (know about HOPE International’s mission),” said Jeff Rutt, chairman of the board and founder of the organization. “I think more people need to know about the work God is doing through HOPE International. If we can share that with more people, hope can be restored in more lives. I’m always looking for ways to spread the word about the difference HOPE is making in the lives of families around the world. We need to be a voice for the voiceless.”
Headquartered at 227 Granite Run Drive, Lancaster, HOPE International is a Christian organization focused on helping individuals and families in poverty around the world to become financially stable. HOPE International performs its work through small, low-interest loans; savings groups; financial education; microfinance services; housing programs; and agricultural initiatives.
“When HOPE International was started, I didn’t know what I didn’t know,” said Rutt. “If you go to start a global organization, you don’t start out as an old dairy-farmer-turnedbuilder. But God knew the steps. My vision at the beginning was to help a few poor families in Ukraine. It’s grown explosively, and I think we’re just getting started.”
That was 27 years ago,
in 1997. Since then, HOPE International has provided financial assistance to more than 3 million people in more than 20 countries, such as Haiti, the Republic of the Congo, Thailand, Guatemala and Indonesia.
But the nonprofit is neither satisfied nor resting on its laurels.
“When we first started, we were looking for ways to provide hope spiritually and financially,” said Rutt. “We were just a fledgling 501(c)(3) at the time. We were trying to figure out how we can join hands with other organizations and work together.”
HOPE International’s work is funded through individual donors, fundraisers, churches, foundations and business donations. Since its inception, HOPE International has raised more than $275 million and lent more than $1.7 billion.
Between 2017 and 2023,
98% of the loans in the HOPE International network were repaid.
“We want to continue to grow our programs and deepen our roots,” said Rutt. “There are more families to be served, thousands and thousands. There’s plenty of need out there. We want to restore dignity in families’ lives and use that platform to proclaim the Gospel. I think there’s so much potential. HOPE International is a partner; we’re not trying to provide the answers.”
Financial stability in a community can have far-reaching ripple effects. It can spur growth and stimulate local economies.
“The families we serve are very competent; they have talents just like you and I,” said Rutt. “The point of the story is that I think the world can be a better place. Praise God for the amazing life inspirations that have happened and
Photo contest winners announced
The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership has announced the winners of the 13th annual Susquehanna Greenway Photo Contest.
In the Adventures category, the winners were Emily Musser, Middletown, first place; George Kurzik, Wrightsville, second place; and Julie Manwarren, Pittston, third place. The honorees in the River Towns category were Danielle Weld, Clearfield, first; Tony Ragusea, Lewisburg, second; and Shawn
Lesitsky, Marysville, third. Susquehanna Greenway Partnership also recognized three photographers for their Landmarks entries: Dan Myers, Wrightsville, first; Daniel Hurtt, Bainbridge, second; and George
will happen going forward. I’m just a small part of it.”
For additional information about HOPE International, go to www.hope international.org.
Friends Joyce (left) and Caroline walk hand in hand during a HOPE International trip to Zambia in February.
with others. It’s also a way to get kids away from electronics. Perhaps it could lead them into a high school sport they like.”
“We don’t care about the outcome at this level,” added Manoogian-Fischer. “We want to develop skills and teach the sport. We serve as a feeder system for the Palmyra Area School District (PASD). We often hire some of the high school coaches. That way the kids are being taught the skills that the coaches are looking for. It’s nice to build that relationship between the young people and the coaches.”
In 2023, PARPC programs and camps generated 1,485 unique participations.
“I believe that people are aware of us, and they’re utilizing our programs,” said Manoogian-Fischer. “I think the participation is very good.”
“We’re one big community, even though we may reside in different municipalities,” she added. “That’s one of the things I love about this area. (The programs are) a way to bring families together. My favorite thing is going to a youth program and seeing
families together enjoying that family relationship. That gives me an immense sense of pride. That just makes me smile from ear to ear, and it warms my heart.”
Established in 1975, PARPC is officially made up of three staff members. But the organization relies heavily on volunteer coaches and the cooperation of the three municipalities it serves, as well as the school district, to execute its mission.
“We do not own any of our own facilities,” said Manoogian-Fischer. “We primarily utilize Palmyra Area School District facilities, including the Ridge Road Elementary sports complex. Since we’re a feeder system for the school, it makes sense.
Fortunately, PASD does a very good job of maintaining its indoor and outdoor facilities. We also use fields in South Londonderry Township and at In The Net (Sports Complex), trails at North Londonderry Township and the parks and playgrounds at the municipalities we serve.”
For additional information about Palmyra Area Recreation and Parks Commission, go to www.palmyra rec.org.
Workshop set for parents and teachers
The Janus School, 205 Lefever Road, Mount Joy, will host a workshop for teachers and parents on Monday, Oct. 28, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The program will share tools and strategies to
help support a child’s development of executive skills. There is a fee, and Act 48 credits are available for educators. To register, visit https://thejanusschool .org/esworkshop/.
Tips for fuel conservation
In today’s world, saving money is often a top priority for consumers, and bills paid at the gas pump are no exception. Drivers can follow a few simple tips to help save money on gas.
Lighten the load. How much weight is being carted around in a vehicle can directly affect the amount of gas it consumes. Remove any unnecessary items from the trunk or cargo area of a truck or SUV. Consider removing extra accessories, like roof racks or hitches.
Accelerate slowly. Resist the urge to gun it when beginning to move after a stop light or stop sign, as rapid acceleration wastes gas. Press the accelerator pedal gently to increase speed gradually and conserve fuel. Similarly, coast to a stop, rather than slamming on the brakes.
Don’t idle. Turn off the engine if the car will be idling for more than a minute. Modern engines do not need to be warmed up for more than 30 to 60 seconds, even when the weather is cold. Driving
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Consider whether to use air conditioning or put the windows down. While it’s true that the air conditioning will drain fuel when in use, driving with the windows open makes the vehicle less aerodynamic by causing drag. Some experts recommended leaving the windows down during slower city driving and using the air conditioning for higher speeds on the highway.
Keep tires properly inflated. Poorly inflated tires can make a vehicle less efficient by causing more friction between tires and the roadway. Check the PSI rating for the tires and inflate accordingly. Many modern vehicles automatically alert drivers when tires are low on air.
Drive a consistent speed. When driving on the highway, switch to cruise control to maintain a consistent speed. This action can reduce drag, which in turn reduces fuel consumption.
Hope’s Haven to host community hoedown
Hope’s Haven Rescue & Youth Camp, 114 Kissel Barrick Road, Bainbridge, will hold a community hoedown on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 1 to 4 p.m. The event is free to the community.
Hope’s Haven is a faith-based ministry, where rescued horses are paired with children dealing with conflicts or trauma in their lives. The hoedown will include horse rides, hayrides,
food for purchase and pumpkin painting. It is also an opportunity to meet volunteer staff members and learn more about the program.
Any cancellation information will be posted at www.facebook.com/hopes haven4Life. In the event of cancellation, the event will not be rescheduled. For additional details, visit the aforementioned Facebook page or www .hopeshaven4life.org.
Fire Prevention Week tips offered
Fire Prevention Week was observed from Oct. 6 to 12. This year’s theme was “Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!”
The National Fire Protection Association offered the following safety tips.
Install smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside each separate sleeping area, like in a hallway, and on each level, including the basement of the home.
physical disabilities. Test smoke alarms at least once a month by pushing the test button. Replace all smoke alarms when they are 10 years old or do not respond when tested.
Stick to a maintenance schedule. Maintaining a vehicle by getting routine oil changes, fluid checks and other simple upkeep helps a car or truck run properly, which can help conserve fuel.
These are just a few strategies drivers may employ to conserve fuel.
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Kurzik, Marietta, third. In the Wildlife category, awards went to Timothy Coover, Maytown, first; Michael Yatsko, Harrisburg, second; and Michael Dreese, Harrisburg, third.
To learn more about Fire Prevention Week and this year’s theme, visit www.fpw.org. Additional Fire Prevention Week resources for children, caregivers and educators can be found at www .sparky.org and www .sparkyschoolhouse.org.
The Susquehanna Greenway is a connected corridor of paddling, walking, and biking trails; boat launches; conserved lands; and communities that runs along the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania.
The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing the vision of the Susquehanna Greenway. The organization works with partners to grow the network, inspire people to engage with the outdoors, and transform communities into places where people want to live, work, and explore.
Among the attractions at the event will be hayrides.
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to hear songs such as such as “I Left My Heart in San Francisco,” “Rags to Riches,” and “Because of You.”
“We’re thrilled to be working with TCG Entertainment, Iconoclast, and the Tony Bennett estate to bring this spectacular tribute to Mr. Bennett to our audience,” said Susan Cort, executive director of the Hershey Symphony. “It’s exciting to be the first city on the tour for what is sure to be an unbelievable show.”
A range of ticket prices
are available. To purchase tickets, visit www.hershey symphony.org.
For 56 years, the Hershey Symphony has performed throughout central Pennsylvania. The orchestra is located in Hershey, and its 80 members come from a wide area of eastern and central Pennsylvania. They voluntarily give their time and talents, rehearsing weekly and performing throughout the year in a season that includes three masterworks concerts, three pops concerts, an
annual fundraising gala, and many performances at community locations. Outreach efforts include an annual Young Artist Competition and a youth orchestra, the Hershey Symphony Festival Strings. The organization is led by music director and conductor Greg Woodbridge, Cort, and concertmaster John Gazsi.
Julian graduates university with honors
Mia Julian graduated magna cum laude from James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va., during the August commencement exercises. Julian resides in Palmyra. Julian received a Bachelor of Science in health sciences.
Geyers UMC sets Trunk or Treat
Geyers United Methodist Church (UMC), 1605 S. Geyers Church Road, Middletown, will host its annual Community Trunk or Treat event on Wednesday, Oct. 23, at 6:30 p.m.
Children and youths age 13 and under are invited to wear their costumes and visit more than 25 decorated car trunks to collect candy and small toys. Participants should bring a bag to hold their treats.
The Londonderry Fire Company will be in attendance, and the Londonderry Fire Police will assist with parking and pedestrian safety. Members of Boy Scout Troop 97 plan to dress in costume and decorate their Scout trailer as they have done for many years.
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For updates, search for “Geyers United Methodist Church” on Facebook. Additional information is available by contacting Karen at 717-919-4319 or karenkathy@comcast.net.
All children and youths and their families will be given a free takeout meal when they visit the last trunk in the parking lot. Each meal will include a hot dog, chips, dessert, and a beverage.
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For Rent
PALMYRA-1BR APT. 2nd flr. Incl. stove, fridge, heat, W/S/T & off-street parking. No pets/smoking. Sec. deposit & references req. $800/mo. Call 1-570-956-9128
CYCLES
new inspection. Like new condition. $5,200 negotiable. 717-418-3238.
