Catherine O’Sullivan, director of the Intercourse Library, knows that prior to her employment with the organization, a 5K race with the title “Bookin’ for Books” was held. Now, the library is bringing back the event with the simple title Intercourse Library 5K.
The run will be held at the library, 31 Center St., Intercourse, on Saturday, Oct. 12, at 10 a.m. Packet pickup and race-day registration will begin at 8:45 a.m. and last until 9:30 a.m. Runners will receive refreshments at the end of the race, and results will be available instantly.
The course, which has been laid out by Every Mountain Outdoors and RunPA, will leave from the library and travel through scenic farmland. The route is considered flat and fast with some rolling hills. Awards will be given to the overall top male and female runners, along with the top three male
A run for reading
Library 5K event to return
and female runners in seven age groups - 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to
69, and 70 and up. Organizers hope to raise $5,000 from race registrations and sponsorships. O’Sullivan would like to use the funds to expand library offerings. “We
Planting
a piece of history
Church to celebrate Homecoming Sunday with tree dedication
BY FRANCINE FULTON
An old oak tree once stood at the site of the first log church that was built in 1724 when Pequea Presbyterian Church was organized.
Now, as part of the church’s 300th anniversary celebration, a new tree will be planted at the location during Homecoming Sunday on Oct. 6. The tree, which is of historical significance, will be
a 3-year-old sapling from a Salem oak tree. The sapling is one of 750 that were started from acorns from the William Penn Salem oak tree at the Salem Quaker Meetinghouse in Salem, N.J. The oak gets its name because it was still alive when William Penn landed in Pennsylvania in 1682.
Homecoming Sunday will begin with a worship service at 10:30 a.m. when the Rev. Beth Engel, retired pastor, will offer
See Pequea Presbyterian Church pg 9
would like to add more programs and be open more hours,” noted O’Sullivan. Currently the library is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 to 7 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. On Fridays, the library is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays, the library is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Gap branch, located at 835 Houston Run Drive, Gap, is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. Readers who would like to take part in the race may visit www.EveryMountainOutdoors .com/events and scroll down to the Intercourse Library 5K information. Questions about the event, which will be held rain or shine, may be directed to Jason Logue at 717-598-2725 or jasonlogue@comcast.net. The Intercourse Library is part of the Library System of Lancaster County. The library’s service area encompasses Leacock, Paradise, and Salisbury townships.
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Second cooperative living house planned
BY ANN MEAD ASH
Back in 2018, Garden Spot Village (GSV) built its first cooperative living house, Thistledown I, along Ranck Road, New Holland. The house, which provides shelter for five with private bedrooms and a common living space, was constructed utilizing volunteer labor and donated building supplies whenever possible. Chet Yoder, GSV director of pastoral services, reported that the house quickly attracted interested renters. “It’s been full,” noted Yoder. “There’s
not a lot of turnover, and when there’s a vacancy, there’s a waiting list.” The high demand has resulted in the planned construction of a second house.
To build Thistledown I, GSV staff members turned to GSV residents under the coordination of Larry Knepper, Revelations of Freedom Ministries participants, and students from local colleges, along with professional builders. Initially, COVID-19 restrictions delayed the start of Thistledown II, but in 2023, discussion was underway. By August of this year, a
See GSV pg 11
The Intercourse Library is resurrecting its fundraiser formerly known as the “Bookin’ for Books” run.
Pastor Alfred Wanner displays a photo of the old oak tree that once stood at the location of the parish’s original log church. A new sapling will be planted at the site on Homecoming Sunday.
Rock, mineral and fossil auction posted
Boltz Auction Company, 3601 Columbia Ave., Lancaster, has announced the upcoming auction of the rock, mineral and fossil collection of Jim and Mimi Stauffer. An in-person and online auction will take place on Saturday,
Oct. 12, at 10 a.m. In addition to the live auction, Boltz Auction Company will facilitate two online auctions, offering additional opportunities to view and bid on select items from the collection. The first online auction will
close on Thursday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. The second online auction will close on Friday, Oct. 11, at 7 p.m. Previews are scheduled by appointment. For more information and to schedule an appointment, call 717-392-4257.
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BY ANN MEAD ASH
Several years back, Trevor Reed, member of the Rotary Club of Eastern Lancaster County, had an aha moment. Because Reed and fellow Rotary Club member Erin Varley are both in bands,
Reed suggested they organize a musical fundraiser.
The idea proved so popular that Reed is now organizing the seventh Rotary Rocks benefit concert. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Lititz Shirt
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Factory, 5 Juniper Lane, Lititz. As in the past, the fundraiser will feature live music by two bands: Varley’s group, called Iron Grapes, and The Reed Brothers Band, which involves Reed on drums, along with his two brothers.
Billed as an evening of music and fun, Rotary Rocks has supported a number of local organizations, including Lighthouse Vocational
See Rotary Rocks pg 3
The Reed Brothers Band will be one of two bands to perform at the Rotary Rocks event this year.
Services; Aaron’s Acres, which holds its summer camp in New Holland; and CrossNet Ministries, including a special fundraiser, which bought the CrossNet Food and Nutrition Center a commercial freezer and shelving. This year, the club decided to support the local fire company. “We reached out to Garden Spot Fire Rescue (GSFR) and said we would like to support them with Rotary Rocks,” reported Reed. “We met with Chief (Darryl) Keiser.” Reed asked the chief for some thoughts about how GSFR could use the funds. “(Keiser) said the Cadet Camp would be a good recipient. In 2024, about a dozen area young peopleages 10 to 14 - completed the academy-type camp, which is staffed by about 25 GSFR members and features training in aspects and require-
ments of firefighting and vehicle rescue and exposure to emergency medical training. About 80% of a camper’s time is spent doing hands-on training activities, including working with ladders, ropes, hoses, and fire extinguishers, along with water rescue.
“(Rotary Rocks) will (benefit) the 2025 camp,” noted Reed. “The camp is an opportunity to bring the community together, learn new skills, and recruit students for the future of the fire department and/or emergency services,”said Keiser, adding, “Donations will support the purchase of cadet uniforms, turn-out gear, and equipment for participant activities.”
Reed said that attendees can expect an evening of rock ‘n’ roll. “My band is mostly classic rock, funk, and blues, and we may play
a few originals,” explained Reed, who also drums in his church worship band. “Iron Grapes typically plays classic rock,” he added. Donations for the event will be accepted at the door. There will also be opportunities to donate during the concert, and a silent auction, featuring up to 10 items, will be held. Readers who would like to donate in advance may visit https://.Rotary Rocks2024.eventbrite.com.
Established as the Rotary Club of New Holland in 1944, the small but active Rotary Club of Eastern Lancaster County, works to make an impact in the local community. Reed said he hopes to raise at least $5,000 from this year’s event. More information about the club may be found by searching for “ELANCO Rotary” on Facebook.
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Fall Artisan Days set at The Shoppes at Miller’s
Miller’s Smorgasbord will celebrate its 95th anniversary with Fall Artisan Days, which will provide visitors an opportunity to meet some Lancaster County artisans and experience their craftsmanship firsthand.
Every Saturday in October, from 1 to 4 p.m., guests can visit The Shoppes at Miller’s to engage with local artisans, discover one-of-akind creations and enjoy fall family fun. The Shoppes at Miller’s includes Anna’s Gifts & Sundries, Locally Made Food Shop, the Quilt
Shop at Miller’s, Ruthie’s and Miller’s Smorgasbord.
On the patio at Miller’s Smorgasbord and within the Quilt Shop, a select group of local artisans will showcase their work and demonstrate their craft each Saturday.
Featured on Oct. 5 will be hand-painted Amish scenes on glass and wood by Tina Knox, along with Olio Olive Oils & Balsamics. Anthony Iezzi, who photographs Lancaster scenes, will be featured on Oct. 12.
Featured on Oct. 19 will be Lancaster County Shirt
Company, a local apparel company that creates unique local themed shirts, and Lingerlong Woodworking, which will offer handcrafted sustainable wood cutting boards, trivets and more. Handcrafted freeze-dried confections by the local Beiler family will also be offered on Oct. 19. Lone Pine Road Designs By Sarah, which offers intricate, handcrafted jewelry designs, will be featured on Oct. 26.
The Quilt Shop at Miller’s will have a local quilter doing hand quilting demonstrations on each Saturday.
Each week, attendees will have the chance to win a handcrafted cutting board from Lingerlong Woodworking. Shoppers can enter the giveaway during their visit.
In addition, local author Jimmy Rosen will sign copies of his latest book, “Lost Service Stations of Central Pennsylvania,” on both Oct. 12 and 26. The book features Miller’s Smorgasbord and Stuckey’s. Attendees will be able to view the Stuckeymobile and enjoy free samples of Stuckey’s pecan rolls.
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Shoppers will be able to purchase hand-crafted items by Lancaster County artisans.
For those looking to indulge in seasonal treats, a special cart will offer cider doughnuts, fresh popcorn (butter or fall seasoned), cold apple cider and hot coffee for a nominal fee. Plus, a full array of seasonal treats will be available for purchase in Locally Made Food Shop, including pumpkin whoopie pies, Miller’s
Bakery pumpkin pie and homestyle apple butter. All artisan items will be available for purchase at Anna’s Gifts & Sundries, Locally Made Food Shop and the Quilt Shop at Miller’s.
The Shoppes at Miller’s is located at 2811 Lincoln Highway East, Ronks. For more information, visit www .shoppesatmilllers.com.
WELCOMING ALL KIDS
Wednesday Nights
6:30-8:00 PM
Beginning October 2ND
Ages 5-5th Grade are our KFC kids… Kids for Christ… They enjoy songs, crafts, take a journey with the Disciples of the Bible, games and snacks Grades 6-12 form IMPACT (meeting at our Factory Building)
A typical night starts playing a game; transitioning into fellowship time where we talk about our week; then looking at God’s Word to see how the life of Jesus impacts our daily lives
By the way, moms/dads/grandparents, If you don’t want to go home, join adults for prayer
Consider us free child care at: Paradise Bible Fellowship Church 3092 Lincoln Hwy. East Paradise, PA 17562 717-687-7577 www.paradisebfc.org
LancasterHistory has joined Museums for All, a national program that encourages everyone to visit museums regularly and build lifelong museum habits. Museums for All is an initiative of the Institute of Museum and Library
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Lancaster; the Lancaster Medical Heritage Museum; Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum; the National Watch and Clock Museum; the North Museum of Nature and Science; the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania; and the Winters Heritage House Museum and the Seibert Genealogy Research Library.
Lancaster is considered a Hub City in the Museums for All program, indicating that three or more local organizations are active participants in the initiative.
To receive the Museums for All rate at LancasterHistory, visitors must present their EBT or WIC card and a valid form of ID upon check-in. The reduced rate is available during normal operating hours for up to four individuals per EBT or WIC card, one of whom must be age 18 or older. For more details, visit www .lancasterhistory.org/visit /faqs or call 717-392-4633.
LancasterHistory joins more than 1,300 other institutions across the United States, including eight museums in Lancaster County, that are already part of Museums for All. The other local museums are the Ephrata Cloister; Hands-On House, Children’s Museum of
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Lancaster Mennonite to celebrate homecoming
Lancaster Mennonite School (LMS) will welcome alumni, students, families, and friends to celebrate homecoming on the LMS campus, 2176 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The day will feature a variety of events and activities, including cornhole and Spikeball tournaments, food trucks, music, athletics, a homecoming brunch, and a family carnival. Among the new activities this year will be a dunk tank featuring LMS teachers.
From 9 to 11 a.m., the playground will be open and Here We Dough food truck will be on-site. Food trucks set up from noon to 3 p.m. will be Penny’s Ice Cream, the Egg Roll Lady, TacoRV, and Bricker’s Famous French Fries. The family carnival will take place from noon to 3 p.m., as well.
Athletic events will include soccer games against Lampeter-Strasburg, with the girls playing at 10 a.m., the varsity boys at noon, and the JV boys at 2 p.m.
There will also be a student music showcase at 11 a.m., a Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) service project at noon, and a guided tour at noon.
For more information, visit www.lancastermenno nite.org/homecoming.
Music festival planned in Lancaster
The Lancaster Roots & Blues music festival will take place from Friday to Sunday, Sept. 27 to 29, with performances by more than 70 artists at venues in Lancaster city. General admission and VIP passes are available at www.lancasterrootsand blues.com. People may also purchase event posters and T-shirts featuring the artwork of local artist Tim Ellis, along with posters from past festivals.
Volunteers are needed. They will receive a free general admission ticket for each shift they participate in, along with a T-shirt and a parking pass. To sign up, visit https://tinyurl.com/ RootsAndBlues24Volunteer.
Sponsorships are available; for more information, call 223-271-9089 or email richellebrubaker@gmail.com.
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Song Leaders: Bob Meck, Don Sensenig, Guest Song Leader: Mike Clemmer
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Braves win a triller in Quarryville, 3-2
Braves’ Elijah Weidman battles past Solanco’s Alex Kendig to get up field during a 3-2 win on Friday, September 13th in Quarryville.
Max Hershey eyes up his putt to help Pequea Valley win during non-league play at Crossgates on September 13th.
Pequea Valley’s Reece Stoltzfus get his head on the ball during a hard fought 3-2 win against Solanco on September 13th.
Pequea Valley’s Jonathon Molina kicks the ball past Solanco’s Aven Bontrager during a 3-2 thriller on the 13th of September.
Pequea Valley’s Cole Stoltzfus chips onto the green at Crossgates to tie Annville-Cleona’s Logan Francis with a pair of 76’s on Thursday, September 12th.
Goalkeeper Emanuel Tarango had seven saves to hold of the Mules in a 3-2 battle in Quarryville on Friday, September 13th.
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Pequea Presbyterian Church
the message. The service will also include special music and a celebration of World Communion Sunday.
The tree will be dedicated at noon followed by a luncheon and a time of fellowship.
According to pastor Alfred Wanner, the church learned about the tree from Leona Baker, president of the Historical Society of Salisbury Township.
“During Community Day (in May), Leona Baker introduced me to Erik Burro of Pennjerdel House,” explained Wanner. “They had 1,000 acorns that they gathered from the Salem oak tree in New Jersey. Of the 1,000, 750 sprouted. They have been planted all around Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. They are down to two (saplings). (Burro) will deliver the tree when we are ready to plant.”
According to www.pym .org, the website of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, a centuries-old oak tree was located at the Salem Quaker Meetinghouse. John Fenwick, who is credited as the founder of Salem, N.J., reportedly signed a peace treaty with the Lenni Lenape people living on the land in the late 1600s under the tree. The Salem Quaker Meetinghouse held a traditional Quaker memorial service to commemorate the life and legacy of the historic Treaty Tree.
When the tree fell in 2019, the Salem Quaker community gathered more than 700 of the oak’s acorns to distribute them. “They called them Penn oak trees because there were a lot of them when William Penn came here and had the original land grant,” noted Wanner. “Often, he would have treaties with the (Native Americans), and they would be (signed) at an oak tree. Penn Oak trees are dying. They are 300 years old or more. Pennjerdel wanted to get some saplings started so there would still be Penn oak trees (in the future).”
Wanner said special care will be taken to ensure that the sapling thrives. “When you plant a tree like that, you have to dig a hole bigger than the root mass,” he said. “You have to keep mulch around it and keep critters from chewing on it. Leona (suggested) a fence, but a local arborist said to
add hardware cloth around it until it gets taller (to protect it) from deer. You also have to keep it watered.”
The tree sapling will replace the one that the church had to take down because it was in bad condition. “We had an oak tree in the cemetery, and it was supposedly at the site of the original log church,” Wanner said. “When we took it down, the center was hollow. Because of where it was located, it would have taken out a hundred tombstones or more (if it fell down).”
Homecoming Sunday will also include the opening of a time capsule that was placed in the cornerstone of the present sanctuary sometime between 1901 and 1902. The time capsule includes a Bible, a newspaper and coins from the time period. “We have a fellow who is coming to take the stone out and chip away
the mortar,” Wanner said. “We will replace the capsule with some of the original materials and also put in new items.”
Wanner encourages past congregation members to spread the word about Homecoming Sunday, particularly to those who may have moved out of the area.
“We are hoping to get a good turnout for our homecoming,” said Wanner. “Maybe there are people who have grown up in this church (who want to return). We have a lot of people scattered around the country, and we hope they can make it back that day.”
Pequea Presbyterian Church is located at 273 Cambridge Road, Gap. For more information, search for “Pequeaeco1724” on Facebook. Those with questions may call 717768-3324 or email pequea pres1724@gmail.com.
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A time capsule that was placed in the cornerstone of Pequea Presbyterian Church will be opened on Homecoming Sunday.
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Lancaster Kennel Club sets Agility Trials
Lancaster Kennel Club will present its annual Agility Trials on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28 and 29, held under the roof at In the Net, 798 Airport Road, Palmyra.
Trials will start at 8 a.m. each day and continue until mid-afternoon. More than 500 dogs are scheduled each day to compete in two rings. Vendors and concessions will be available.
Admission is free. Only dogs entered in the competition may be on-site. For updates, visit www .lancasterkennelclub.org or search for “Lancaster Kennel Club” on Facebook. This event is partially funded by the County Commissioners of Lebanon County’s Hotel Tax Grant Fund Program.
To find out more about agility, visit www.akc.org/ events/agility/.
Freedom Thrift: Five years strong
BY ANN MEAD ASH
On Aug. 19, Freedom Thrift in New Holland, a store that supports the work of Revelations of Freedom Ministries (ROFM), held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the enterprise.
Thomas Carr, director of ROFM, spoke at the event, which was attended by about 40 interested parties. Carr thanked the community, volunteers, and staff members, and saying, “Our anniversary was a wonderful occasion to connect with the com -
munity, raise awareness of Freedom Thrift and ROFM, and celebrate the contributions of everyone involved, from program students to our dedicated long-term supporters.”
Carr mentioned that not only does the thrift store raise funds for ROFM, it also benefits those enrolled in the program. ROFM serves men struggling with addictions, called students, in a 10-month residential program. “The students work in the thrift store as part of our Life Skills Program (LSP),” explained Abbey Ginder, development coordinator with ROFM. “The goal is to teach them to be productive in the workplace and to use their earnings to bless others.”
According to Ginder, job skills students gain during LSP are added to the students’ job applications and resumes when they complete the program. Pay that students earn while working at the store is invested in a checking or savings account with the goal of increasing self-sufficiency. “According to our staff, working (at the store) gives (students) a sense of value in a time when they come to us after hitting rock bottom,” stated Ginder. “They learn they can achieve something and provide for themselves, (so) it allows them to actively take part in their recovery process.”
Ginder added that the work teaches responsibility, punctuality, teamwork,
and problem-solving skills. “But most importantly, it gives them self-respect,” she said.
Freedom Thrift has locations at 114 Ranck Church Road, New Holland, and 2853 Lincoln Highway East, Ronks. Both stores provide funds to the ministry’s overall budget, but it does not stop there. “(Funds raised by the stores) allow us to provide the program and counseling for the students,” stated Carr. “(Students) receive additional services because of Freedom Thrift,” he added, noting that life coaches for the students and an expanded ROFM staff have been made possible by store funds.
According to Ginder, the ministry currently serves nine students. “Our small size allows us to give individual attention to our students,” explained Ginder, who noted that in 2023, 40 students participated, with nine graduating from the program. Another two students graduated in 2024, and a third was due to complete the program in September.
Freedom Thrift stores are open Mondays through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Donations are welcome during those hours, and volunteers are needed. Information about both the stores and the ministry may be found at www.rofm.org.
Readers who would like to know more about student enrollment may call 717-722-4673.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Aug. 19 to celebrate the five-year anniversary of Freedom Thrift, a support arm of Revelations of Freedom Ministries.
concrete foundation for the building had been poured.
“The idea all along was to have multiple houses,” explained Yoder, that noted the four finished buildings will face a common outdoor area to encourage neighborly interaction.
Now, Thistledown II volunteer coordinator Kevin Ressler is looking for volunteers with training and experience in the skilled trades to help complete the home. “There are a lot of willing hands, but people don’t always know where to serve,” explained Ressler, who noted he is in need of carpenters, electricians, plumbers, roofers, and individuals who know how to install HVAC systems. He is also hoping businesses that specialize in those areas will be willing to donate employee hours to help complete the work.
“It’s a great opportunity to connect persons who want to serve with a ministry that is in turn serving persons (in need of affordable housing),” said Yoder.
Wendy Nagle, GSV chief of mission advancement, said that fundraising to cover the second building has been ongoing since Thistledown I was completed. “We’ve
raised about $250,000 so far,” Nagle said, noting funds have come from grants and contributions by GSV residents. “Our residents have been very engaged,” she pointed out, adding that special events, including a yearly giving day for GSV residents, have been held.
“As we step into the process of building, we are talking to vendors who might want to be involved,” Nagle stated, adding that monetary gifts will be accepted along with gifts of labor and products, such as lumber, carpet, cabinets, HVAC system parts, and roofing materials. “We often talk about gifts of time, treasure, and talent,” said Nagle. “This is a project where that is very true.” Nagle spoke of GSV residents who do not have construction skills, but help build the Cooperative Living Fund by making phone calls to potential donors.
According to GSV chief operating officer Steve Muller, organizers of the project hope to see it completed by the summer of 2025. “The first (cooperative living house) has been very successful, and we are
thankful for that,” Muller said. He noted that organizers believed the model would work and that they were pleased to see how the marketplace responded and that the maintenance of the house was manageable. “We have a waiting list of folks interested in Thistledown II,” he added. To volunteer to work on the project, readers may call 717-725-2245.
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Chet Yoder, Garden Spot Village’s director of pastoral services, stands near the foundation of the Thistledown II cooperative living facility, which is being built along Ranck Road.
An artist’s rendering of Thistledown II
Rd., Peach Bottom, PA 17563 – Lancaster County
Directions: From Lancaster South on Rt 222/Robert Fulton Hwy., turn Right on Black Barren Rd. to both properties.
Parcel #1: Comprising 274, 276, and 278 Black Barren Rd., this property spans 0.87 acres and features two units: a two-story home and a mobile home. Located in a rural setting, it includes an onsite well and a large sand mound septic system installed in 2019. The septic system is shared with one mobile home on Parcel #2. This property represents a promising incomeproducing investment opportunity. Taxes +/- $2,655.
Parcel #2: Comprising 275 and 277 Black Barren Rd., this 0.76-acre property features two mobile homes and ample yard space. It includes an onsite well and a septic system. The septic system serving the top and bottom mobile homes is shared with Parcel #1. This property offers excellent income potential. Taxes +/- $1,531.
Bridge Loans Available: Call Auctioneer for details.
Open House: From 4:30-5:30 PM before the auction.
Attention Realtors: 1% broker participation offered to Realtors with preregistered buyer. See website for details.
Terms: $20,000 down payment per parcel day of auction. Settlement on or before November 15, 2024. 2% Transfer taxes to be paid by buyer, real estate taxes prorated from settlement day.
Auctioneers Notes: Don’t miss these great income producing opportunities to own property in the country, fully tenant occupied with some long-term tenants. All information is deemed to be accurate but not guaranteed.
For additional pictures go to www.beiler-campbellauctions.com or www.GoToAuction.com or www.auctionzip.com ID# 23383
005421
Martin 717-333-4881
006386
John & Anna King
LCCF’s Elevating the Next Generation event will connect past with future
BY JEFF FALK
Young people are ambassadors for what Lancaster County Community Foundation (LCCF) stands for.
The next major event in LCCF’s yearlong celebration of its 100th anniversary will focus on the future and empowering youths. It’s a great way to start the next hundred years.
“Young people are the future,” said Val Schade, who’s been LCCF’s communications manager for three years. “We believe if we embolden children and young adults, we are all impacted. We’re taking an opportunity to look back, while looking ahead. Thanks to the past 100 years that saw opportunities for several generations, we are a community brimming with promise. We think it’s our turn to make history and change the next 100 years.”
LCCF’s evening of looking ahead is being called Elevat-
Two young people represent McCaskey High School at an LCCF community outreach event earlier this year.
ing the Next Generation. It’s being staged in multiple rooms of Millersville University’s student center, 21 S. George St., Millersville, from 5 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28.
Open to the public and free to the attend, the event is geared toward young people from middle school all the way through college age.
“We’re excited about this event,” said Schade. “The goal is to invite and inspire the Lancaster County community to think about how important the next generation is. It’s youth-centered and youth-designed, but it’s not only for youth. It’s meant to be energetic and casual.”
Consists of a 6.45-acre tract with a 2,184 sq. ft. custom-built (1988) one-owner 4-bdrm brick & vinyl Cape Cod style dwelling w/2-car garage; a 4,000 sq. ft. pole barn & garden shed. Main floor includes an open foyer; custom raised panel cherry kitchen w/appliances; 12’x18’ dining area w/access to rear patio; 12x16’ formal LR; private office/bedroom; ½ bath & laundry; 14’x20’ primary bedroom w/private bath & WIC; attached 2-car garage; upper level includes 2-14’x16’ bedrooms w/closets; full bath; attic storage; 1,456 sq. ft. basement is unimproved w/central AC/heat pump; central vac; 200-amp svc; egress door; on site well & septic; Clean & Green annual taxes: $3,990. Outbuildings: a 4,000 sq. ft. pole barn w/3-14’ overhead doors & shop area; a 12’x8 utility shed; macadam drive & parking; 6-acres tillable farmland!
NOTE: Outstanding showplace 6.45-ac. farm just south of New Holland, lots of possibilities! Move in ready home & spacious shop/pole barn. Excellent property for animals, produce or hobby farming! Seller has retired and is motivated to sell!
For Photos & Listing Visit www.martinandrutt.com TRUCKS, CAR, TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT: 2007 Red Chevy 5500 rollback truck w/19’ bed, 8,566 miles! (VIN #1GBE5C1G87F400713); 1990 Brown 3500 rollback truck w/17’ bed (VIN #1GBJC34K5LE251634); 2005 blue Buick Park Ave sedan, leather, power loaded, 80k miles (VIN #1G4CW54K154100365); ALL VEHICLES ONE-OWNER; John Deere 4400 4x4 HST Tractor w/ROPS & 300x bucket, 2,062-hrs (NICE); Kubota L4610 4x4 Cab Tractor w/LA852 bucket, dual remotes, 1,798-hrs; Farmall 200 Tractor w/fast-hitch sickle-bar mower & scraper blade; John Deere 318 lawn tractor w/54’ deck & bagger, dual remotes; John Deere Gator TX 2x4 2-seater, electric winch, dump bed, 1,232-hrs; Lincoln welder & accessories; PTO generator; 2-300 gallon fuel tanks w/pumps; large bolt bin; tractor weights; toplinks; drawbars; 2-wheelbarrows; 3-torpedo heaters; batter chargers; log chains & binders; floor & bottle jacks; sledges & digging irons; ladders; power & hand tools; baler twine & nylon ropes; socket & wrench sets; hydraulic cylinders; warehouse cart & tool boxes; plus much more.
GUNS & SILVER COINS: Marlin model 25MG .22-cal. bolt-action rifle w/clip; Stevens model 87A .22-cal. bolt-action rifle; Remington Wingmaster model 870 .12-ga. pump shotgun; 4-Morgan silver dollars: 1-1900; 2-1902; 1-1904. ANTIQUES & PERSONAL PROPERTY: 517 Power Trac AMF & A502 Power Trac AMF chain-drive pedal tractors; 3-wheel metal scooter; Buddy-L & Tonka trucks; Ertl die-cast toy tractors; CASE thresher & steam engine toys; advertising banks; Winross & Hess trucks; 7-cast iron cat troughs; 3-cast iron water troughs (Weaver & Martin, Leacock Foundries); flatware& knife sets; Pink Depression glass; Sunbeam mixer & blender; floral sofa; 8-kitchen chairs; dry sink; small rolltop desk; 2-8’ benches; pumpkin wagon;
& trucks;
hay cradle; toboggan & sleds; quoits; galvanized water cans & buckets; plus much more. Terms: Cash, PA check or Credit Card w/3% fee; Food by Martindale FC aux. Sale held in tent, bring a chair.
LCCF’s Elevating the Next Generation event will feature food trucks, a gaming truck with over 100 games, a wellness room with interactive and mindful activities and a performance by the Crispus Attucks Community Center’s drill team and band squad, the Infamous Unstoppables. In addition, the event will include a session on food sustainability, displays of student artwork and poetry readings.
Also, the next round of recipients of LCCF’s Shaping Tomorrow awards and scholarships will be announced that evening.
“We’re hoping for a large turnout,” said Schade. “We recognize that if the event is open to young people that they’re going to be accompanied by family. It’s youth and family friendly.”
Elevating the Next Generation is the third of four events LCCF is conducting to commemorate its founding in 1924. The first two were staged at Rock Lititz in March and at Buchanan Park in April, and the fourth, titled Protecting Our Planet, will be held at the Farm at Eagles Ridge on Thursday, Oct. 17.
work for the people who are coming after us, for generations to come.”
Over the last century, LCCF has donated more than $60 million to local causes. LCCF’s signature event, ExtraGive, has generated more than $100 million in donations for local organizations.
“Lancaster County Community Foundation stewards the county endowment, and we harness the power of community and local philanthropy to make Lancaster a better place to live,” said Schade. “We are here because of the work and hope and vision of people who came before us. Our mission is to
“Lancaster has always been a county of change-makers and hard workers,” said Schade. “The endowment has always been shaped by community members with that in mind. The beautiful thing about the endowment is it can be flexible and that it can be used to meet needs in the moment.”
For additional information about the Lancaster County Community Foundation, go to www.lancfound.org.
(Honey Brook/Compass Area) PUBLIC
AUCTION
3-BDRM 2-BATH RANCHER * 2-BAY BARN/SHOP * 4.1-ACRES! 2014 HYUNDAI SANTA FE SUV 106K * LOTS OF MECHANICS TOOLS 4-SIMPLICITY MOWERS * PERSONAL PROPERTY & FURNITURE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 9 A.M. • REAL ESTATE 1:30 P.M. 3-BR Rancher On 4.1-Acres! 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe SUV
BR #1 w/closet & access to deck; 12’x12’ BR#2 w/closet; full bath; daylight lower level w/full bath/laundry combo; 28’x16’ family room; 28’x14’ utility rm, ground level access to patio area; oil HW heat; central AC; aux. wood stove; on-site well & septic; annual taxes: $6,600. Outbuildings: a frame 20’x24’ garage/shop has an Onan aux. LP generator; a 12’x18’ utility barn; 8’x12’ shed; nice macadam drive & parking area.
For info call/txt auctioneer @ (717) 371-3333.
TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance in 60-days. Attorney: Tom Fanning (717) 354-7700.
Note: Well kept one-owner (1989) custom-built rancher w/small barn on a wooded 4.1-acre lot; private setting surrounded by farms & woodland. Home is in excellent move-in condition. Sellers are downsizing and motivated to sell. For Photos & Detailed Listing Visit www.martinandrutt.com Vehicle: 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe SUV AWD gray, V-6, power loaded, 106k mi. (VIN #5XY2T3LB3G148948).
Shop Tools, Lawn & Garden: 4-Simplicity 4212 & 4208 garden tractors; Simplicity 8hp snow blower; EZ Split 3.5hp log splitter; Speedaire Compressor; Stihl 028 chain saw; ProTech 8” drill press; Milwaukee HD hammer drill, sawzall & drill; S-K, Craftsman & Snap-On wrench & socket sets; speed wrenches; 2-tap & die sets; 3-laser level sets; leaf cart; wheelbarrow; ladders; 1.5-T floor jack; many rolls of electrical wiring; bolt bin; 5-cases of oil; scrap copper tubing, wiring & flashing; lots of hand & power tools; lots of tool boxes; Craftsman stacking tool boxes; Mountville #2 cast iron trough; new tarps; 3-greenhouse wagons; lawn & patio furniture; picnic table; plus much more! Personal Property: 5-pc queen BR suite; washer & dryer; china hutch & ext. table w/8-chairs; 2-sofas; recliner; chest freezer; lots of home décor; kitchen & cookware items; plus much more not listed! Terms: Cash, PA check, credit cards w/3% fee. Good food on site; sale held under the tent, bring a chair.
PUBLIC AUCTION
60 ACRE HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE FARM
2½ STY. 4 BDRM. FARMHOUSE - BANK BARN
48x84 STABLE ADDITION - 62x104 LOAFING BARN 38x64 POLE EQUIP. BLDG. - 3 CAR GARAGE
S. INTERCOURSE - GORDONVILLE AREA
THURS., OCTOBER 24 • 1 P.M.
3424 W. Pequea Ln., Gordonville. From Intercourse south Queen Rd. Right W.
Ln. OR Rt. 30 E. of Paradise. Left N. Belmont Rd. Right W. Pequea Ln. Farm corner of N. Belmont & W. Pequea Ln.
2½ sty. farmhouse w/2022 SF, eat-in kitchen, dining/family rm., living rm., 4 bdrms., full bath, oil HW heat, 16x14 summer house w/fireplace, 46x68 bank barn w/48x84 dairy barn extension, 62x104 loafing barn w/bunk feeder, 2 car garage, detached 3 car garage, 38x64 equip. bldg., stave & tile silos, 60 ACRES m/l high producing farmland w/class 1 & 2 soils, level terrain, all tillable land w/1226’ frontage on Pequea Ln. & 1896’ frontage on N. Belmont Rd. Zoned Ag.
Farm in Eby family for 200 years. Estate serious to sell. Ideally located farm in high state of productivity. Minutes to Intercourse, Ronks, Gordonville & Vintage. Enrolled in Clean & Green & Ag Preserve. Personal inspection by appointment or open house Sat., October 5, 12 & 19 from 1 to 4 P.M. For brochure or land plotting visit www.klinekreidergood.com. 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
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Donald S. & Marian T. Eby Estate Carol Eby Berg: 305-213-2681
Well Built and Kept 1½ Story Cape Cod w/Att. 2 Car Garage on a .75 Acre +/- Lot
Antiques, Hit and Miss Engines, 1982 Ford F-100 PU Truck, Furniture, Glassware, Guns, Tools, HH Goods 105 Harristown Road, Paradise, PA 17562 Paradise Twp. - Pequea Valley School District Wednesday, November 13, 2024 ∙ 10am Real Estate at 1pm
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Ideally located rural 2.2 ACRE lot surrounded by farmland. Perc tested for standard system. Level to slight slope terrain. Pequea Valley schs. Zoned Ag.
Unique opportunity to purchase custom home site in rural farming area. Minutes to Strasburg, Paradise & Vintage. Easy access to Rt. 896, 741 & 30. Inspection of tract anytime. For brochure or land plotting visit www.klinekreidergood.com Financing, deposit or bridge loan available to qualified buyer. Call Randal V. Kline 717-733-1006. (Lender NMLS ID #834368).
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