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10th Grade:

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9th Grade:

Miguel Betances, Trey Dieter, Calista Joy, Emily Koch, Mason Schleicher, Madison Weber

Honor Roll: 12th Grade:

Makenzie Brungard, Claudia Cozzi, Dale German, Samantha Rissmiller, Justin Ruiz-Nagy, Alena Snyder

11th Grade:

Trevor Amorim, Jovannie Avila, Connor Davis, Tucker Deibert, Cole Hausman, Morgan Hoffner, Chase Jones, Trinity Miller, Brett Misera, Ty Moffitt, Nia Nicholson, Ava Segur, Michael Silverio, Dylan Smoyer, Mason Walsh

10th Grade:

Seth Adams, Tylor Cruz, Sabrina Digiovanna, Nicholas Frame, Seaira Haines, Jordyn Hemingway, Caleb Hineline, Justin Hunter, Nathan Knauss, Landon Meckes, Katie Ryba

9th Grade:

Abigail Allen, Jeriel Diaz Torres, Jessica Erkinger, Sophia Gentile, Connor Griffith, Olivia Handwerk, Cooper Levan-Uhler, Breanne Mitchell, Garrett Piggott-Schmeltzer, Juan Romero, Austin Snyder

Community Food Drive and Open House

Hope 2.0 Family Tae Kwon Do is holding a community food drive and open house from 2 to 5 pm on May 23rd, 2021. Please bring nonperishable food items to the school at 4330 Lehigh Drive Walnutport Pa, 18088 (Next to A Ca Mia Restaurant). This food drive will benefit the Northampton Food

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Bank. There will also be an open house at Hope 2.0 Tae Kwon Do during the same time, with Martial Arts demonstrations and information. There are 3 different times for demonstrations with meet the instructors at 2, 3, and 4 o’clock. Bring a food item and stay for a demo and fun or just stop by and drop off food to help the community. If you wish to stay for one of the demonstrations, please call Mike Cantrel at 610-739-2809 so COVID-19 protocols and safety standards can be followed.

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Hello Spring! The Lehigh Township Historical Centre Museum has been closed to the public for a long time due to the pandemic and sadly will continue to be for the foreseeable future. The museum is closed this year due to a space issue, not COVID. We will not be holding museum open house tours at the Historical Centre this summer. We had to store the all of the items for our Basket Social that was cancelled last spring and will not be held until later this year. That said, we are resuming our regular meetings and fundraising

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activities this year. You can see what activities are coming by checking our Facebook page or our website: www.lehightownshiphistoricalsociety.org

Below you will see an ad for our first fundraising event for 2021. Do you like to have a day when you don't have to cook? Our BBQ to GO Take-Out Dinners to be held June 6th 12- 4 pm. Advance orders are recommended although there will be a limited number of dinners for walk-ins while supply lasts. Download an order form from our website to print and mail in with payment or call our office at 610-440-0151 and leave a message.

Meanwhile we are working on ideas for a program in conjunction with the annual Open House at the St. Paul’s One-Room Schoolhouse. In 2019 we held a program about old gravestones including those at the St. Paul’s Cemetery in Indianland. Please send us a message if you would be interested in a similar program relating to old cemeteries or genealogy topics. We’d like to know how much interest there is for that type of information. 2021 is the 20th anniversary of the Lehigh Township Historical Society and we are looking

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for new volunteers and persons interested in being part of our Board of Directors. If you have any spare time to devote to our cause, please give us a call or send us a message. We can use all the help we can get! Give us a call. Spring Cleaning? Remember that our mission is to preserve the history of the Lehigh Township and we welcome any old or historical items that can be added to our museum collection. Lehigh Township Historical Society is interested in old documents, photos or items you uncover (and no longer want) when cleaning out your house, attic, basement, garage or outbuildings. Don’t throw things out, even if you think they are not worth keeping. Contact us and we will decide if the articles are worthy of being entered into our archives for future research or display. Items from old businesses; old political items; farm, household and personal items; books; calendars and newspapers that have been stashed in the back of a drawer or closet may be great things to donate to our museum and share with others for a flashback to the past! All donations to our museum and archives are recorded and acknowledged. If you have items to donate, please call our office at 610-440-0151 and leave a message to set an appointment for drop-off. See you soon!

Kutztown University Creates Student Housing Program for Substance-Free Living

Kutztown University has created a student housing program for students interested in living and learning with other students who share similar substance-free lifestyle values. While Kutztown University is a dry campus and substances such as drugs and alcohol are prohibited on campus, Freedom Place is open to any student who commits to living a substance-free lifestyle. Our supportive environment will allow students to explore ways to cope with stress, unwind

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One and Two BR Apartments plus One BR Accessible Apartments Security Deposit, One year Lease, and Income Verifications required. Call or write: Lincoln Manor, 320 Oak St. Walnutport, PA 18088 610-767-9232 TDD 711 Managed by: Grosse and Quade Management Co. 215-855-8700 and have fun with like-minded students. Students make personal commitments for multiple reasons. A lifestyle free of substance is their shared interest for students who choose to live together and connect at Freedom Place. Freedom Place was a joint venture between Health and Wellness Services and university faculty, with a goal of supporting students who choose to live a substance-free lifestyle. Freedom Place is located in the annex of University Place. Residents will have a separate entrance, a community kitchen, three community rooms, single airconditioned rooms at university rates and the convenience of a meal plan. Freedom Place provides students with a supportive and inclusive environment that encourages them to learn from one another, build positive relationships and develop a strong sense of self and greater belonging to the campus community. Rooms are available for the 2021 fall semester. Students who are interested in providing peer support and modeling a healthy lifestyle are encouraged to apply. The program will provide students opportunities that include: Mentorship from Health and Wellness Services and faculty members. Opportunities to attend and plan campus events. Opportunities to engage in community service and advocacy. Located near athletic fields and fitness center. Excursions to entertainment and events. Opportunities to attend local supportive meetings held on and off-campus (optional). In addition to your meal plan, there is a private central kitchen for communal dining. Common area for meetings and activities. Take part in weekly house meetings. Attend and assist in the planning of three KU faculty/ staff facilitated presentations/programs a semester. Plan one house dinner a semester. Take part in weekly Night Out activities. Questions can be directed to Frances Cortez Funk, director of Health Promotions, at cortez@ kutztown.edu or 610-683-4240.

If you want to learn how to go camping for the first time there is a lot to know, but don’t worry— it’s not hard to be a happy camper. We were all beginners once, and expert campers could each share a funny anecdote about a campground mishap or two. New campers sometimes learn things the hard way, and even experienced campers overlook things from time to time. Remember these common mistakes of new campers, and learn how to become a smart camper with the best advice and tips for your first time camping.

Become Familiar With Your Gear

New campers usually wait until they get to the campground before they try out new gear. It’s not uncommon to watch campers fumble for hours trying to figure out how to set up a tent. Practice really does make perfect. Set up tents in your backyard before taking them camping. Check the operation of lanterns and camp stoves to make sure they work properly. Try your sleeping bag one night on the living room floor to see how well you sleep in it.

Buy a Tent That Is Big Enough

New campers frequently find themselves in a crowded tent. Make space and comfort a priority in your choice of tents (unless you’re backpacking). Most tents fit in a car trunk, so size and weight aren’t a major concern. For family camping get a tent with a capacity rated two higher than the number of campers that will use it. So for a family of two, get a 4-person tent, for a family of four a 6-person tent, and so on.

Make (and Use) a Checklist

New campers often overlook a checklist. It’s no fun getting to the campground and finding out that you forgot something. Stay organized and make sure nothing is left behind by keeping a camping gear checklist. Use it while packing and check off each item. Update and revise the list as needed. If something breaks or wears out, replace it. If something really doesn’t get used, take it off the list.

Arrive at the Campground Early

New campers will probably be unfamiliar with campground amenities and rules. You’ve never been camping, how are you supposed to know? Arrive early enough to give yourself time to learn the campground layout. Make your campground neighbors happy and set up camp during daylight hours. It’s much easier when you can see what you’re doing.

Plan Your Meals

New campers don’t always put enough thought into meal planning. Figure out how many meals you’ll be making for how many people, and put together some menu ideas. Then do your grocery shopping a day or two before departure so that the food will be fresh.

Observe Campground Rules

New campers may not realize that there is no real privacy in a campground. Sound travels so well that you can usually hear campers whispering at the next site. One noisy campsite can keep dozens of campers from a good sleep. Please observe quiet hours. The little privacy you have is limited to your campsite. Respect the space that other campers have chosen, and don’t walk through another campsite to get someplace.

Learn to Reverse Your RV in Advance

Don’t embarrass yourself by putting on a show for the other campers while trying to back your RV into your campsite.

Bring Sufficient Clothing

Camping is all about being prepared. New campers often neglect to bring enough clothes. Remember, not all campgrounds have laundry facilities. Weather conditions can also demand different attire. You’ll like a rain suit in case it rains, a swimsuit for a dip, and maybe a sweater or jacket for those cool evenings.

Avoid Severe Weather

If you are a glutton for punishment, try putting up a tent in the rain. Camping is about relaxing outdoors, so don’t go camping if you know there is going to be foul weather. There is nothing more uncomfortable than sitting in your tent for two days while rain pounds your tent and the wind keeps laying it down on top of you. Right after a storm could be just as bad with rain-soaked campsites and mud.

Camp Close to Home

Just in case, don’t travel far for your first camping trip. You may find out after a night of sleeping on the ground that you are not cut out to be a camper. You may have gear trouble and find yourself without a tent. You may run out of food. The weather may change for the worse. Any number of things could happen to make you want to go home early.

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