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INSIDE THIS ISSUE Touch of Dutch.......................... Pg. 12 Coloring Page..................... Pg. 18, 32 Word Search............................. Pg. 24 Pets............................................ Pg. 27 Sudoko...................................... Pg. 48 Home Improvement................. Pg. 49 Classifieds................................. Pg. 53 Birthday Winner....................... Pg. 54

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This issue begins with acts of remembrance that we can each do to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country so that we may live as free a life in this country as possible. There are numerous ways to honor our fallen this Memorial Day. We look at them in “Annual Memorial Day Traditions.” We then make a respectful pivot to the summer ahead and many ideas for family get-togethers and more. You know, family picnics can be memorable things, but if you’re a busy, working family, a picnic can seem like one more thing on the “to-do” list. But it doesn’t have to be a chore. It can be as simple as picking up prepared foods at the store on the way home, to pulling out all the leftovers and creating a “potluck” picnic. We give you four great ideas for planning a picnic in “Fun Family Picnic Ideas.” Sticking with food, we wanted to take a look at some fun food festivals in our part of the Keystone State. Each of the festivals that caught our attention can be handled as a day trip – in most cases, an easy day trip – from our area. Find out more in “Unique Pennsylvania Food Festivals” that range from a mac and cheese festival, to a town knocking Continued on page 5

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Memorial Day is about remembering those who died for our freedom. We owe them and their families a great debt of gratitude. For those who understand its meaning, Memorial Day is – as it should be – a solemn holiday. Memorial Day is not the same as Veterans Day. That holiday is in November and rightly celebrates and honors all, living and dead, who have served in our nation’s armed forces. On Memorial Day, families and communities across the nation take time to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Americans observe this special holiday in many different ways. Here are some of the most popular annual Memorial Day traditions. Displaying the Flag / On Memorial Day, the U.S. flag should be displayed at half-staff until noon. In the morning, the flag should be raised momentarily to the top and then lowered to halfstaff. Americans can also honor prisoners of war

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and those missing in action by flying the POW/ MIA flag. Visiting Grave Sites / Memorial Day was originally known as Decoration Day because communities honored their war dead by decorating their graves with flowers. Many Americans make special flower arrangements and deliver them as a family to grave sites of their loved ones and ancestors. Participating in the National Moment of Remembrance / In accordance with a congressional resolution passed in 2020, Americans pause wherever they are at 3:00 p.m. local time for a moment of silence to remember and honor the fallen. Visiting Local Veterans’ Homes and Hospitals / Many living American veterans require long-term medical care or housing assistance, and they can often feel forgotten. The Memorial Day holiday is a great time to let them know that we appreciate their sacrifice and the sacrifices of their family and friends lost in battle. Attending Memorial Day Parades / The Memorial Day parade is a time-honored tradition in cities and towns across America. Neighbors come together to remember with pride those who sacrificed so much for our country. Experiencing the Nation’s Memorials / Memorial Day can also be an opportunity to visit or read about the national memorials in Washington D.C., as well as local memorials around the country. Brushing Up On Family and American History / Memorial Day is a favorite time for Americans to read their family history, look at old photographs and learn about their ancestors, especially those who died in the service of their nation. It’s also an occasion for reading Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and other historic and patriotic speeches by the presidents and leaders of the armed services. Wearing Memorial Day Poppies / The tradition of wearing red poppies on Memorial Day was inspired by the 1915 poem “In Flanders Fields” by John McCrea. War worker Moina Michael made a personal pledge to always wear red silk poppies as an emblem of “keeping the faith with all who died,” and began a tradition that was adopted in the United States, England, France, Australia and more than 50 other countries. News@TownAndCountryGazette.com || MAY 19, 2022

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Mark your calendars for a Country Bluegrass Concert by Daryl Mosley. Daryl is a two-time songwriter of the year, Grand Ole Opry veteran and former lead vocalist for the Farm Hands. The concert will be held in the air-conditioned sanctuary of the Slatington Baptist Church, 509 Main Street, Slatington, on Friday evening, June 3rd at 7pm. A time of fellowship and refreshments will be held before the concert

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Family picnics create lasting memories. For working parents with busy families, however, planning a picnic can feel like one more thing on the to-do list. But a picnic is no more complicated than a typical dinner inside – it can actually be easier – and should be seen as a fun family outing!

Weekday evening picnics can be as easy as a quick stop at the grocery store for prepared food, or a backyard barbecue with very little cleanup. You can even start a new tradition by marking days on your calendar and making picnics a recurring family event. Here are four ways to make this summer’s picnics fun, easy, and of course, delicious for the whole family. The Appetizer-Dipping Picnic Kids love to dip food – as do many adults, making this picnic not only easy, but also loads of Charles J Breidinger Broker Benjamin Real Estate 2254 Skyline Dr. Slatington, PA 18080 Office 610-767-1293 Cell 484-951-2468 Fax 610-767-9488 cjbreidinger@gmail.com www.bhhsbre.com Text: bhhscjb to: 87778 A member of the franchise system of BHH Affiliates, LLC.

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and the good ol' hamburger and hot dog make good choices. Your sides can be simple finger foods like carrot sticks, cantaloupe slices, and chips. Once you have your food decided, spread a blanket on your lawn, drag out a cooler full of iced drinks, and arrange a few beach chairs for your outdoor family feast. You can get the kids involved by having them prepare the outdoor setting, filling the cooler, or, if they're old enough, manning the grill. And if the home setting gets boring after a while, next time tote your grilling picnic to a park or local campground with on-site grills and picnic tables – and don't forget the s'more fixings! The Leftovers Picnic One way to make picnics no fuss is to utilize foods you have already prepared – also known as leftovers. A true picnic is just about being together, so cobble together slices of lasagna from the prior night, some steamed vegetables kept on hand, cheese and bread, and some individual beverages. When the ingredient of fresh air is added it will make the meal a whole new experience.

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Es Gleichnis vum verlorne Soh Lukas 15:11-32 11 Noh hot er gsaagt, “Es waar mol en Mann as zwee Buwe ghatt hot; 12 un der yingscht vun’ne hot gsaagt zu seim Vadder, ‘Daett, geb mir mei erbschaft, wo zu mir keedt.’ Un er hot’s verdeelt zwischich ihne. 13 Glei noch sellem, hot der yingscht Bu alles zamme gegeddaht, as er ghatt hot, un iss uff en langer Dripp gange imme anner Land. Datt hot er all sei Geld darrich-geyaagt mit wilt un loos Lewe. 14 Un wo er alles darrich-geyaagt ghatt hot. Iss en grossi Hungers-not iwwer sell ganz Land kumme, un er hot aagfange hungerich geh.

18 Ich zehl zerick zu meim Daett geh un saage zu ihm, ‘Daett, ich hab gsindicht geeich der Himmel un geeich dich. 19 Ich bin’s nimmi waert fer dei Bu gheese sei; yuuse mich wie eens vun dei Knechde.’ 20 Un er iss uffgschtanne un iss zu seim Vadder gange. Awwer wo er noch addlich Schtick ab waar, hot sei Vadder ihn gsehne un hot ihn gedawwert. Er iss zu ihm gschprunge, hot sei Aarem um ihn rum un hot ihn gekisst. 21 Un der Bu hot gsaagt zu ihm, ‘Daett inh hab gsindicht geeich der Himmel un geeich dich. Ich bin’s nimmi waert fer dei Bu gheese sei.’ 22 Awwer der Vadder hot gsaagt zu sei Schaffleit, ‘Bringt gschwind die beschde Gleeder un dutt ihm sie aa. Dutt en Ring uff sei Finger un Schuh an seine Fiess, 23 un bringt en fett Hammli un schlacht’s. Welle esse un frehlich sei.

15 Noh iss er gange un hot sich verdingt zu eens vun die Leit vun sellem Land. Er hot ihn noh naus in sei Felder gschickt fer acht gewwe uff de Sei.

24 Fer daer Bu vun meim waar dod, awwer iss nau widder lewendich. Er waar verlore un iss nau widder gfunne.’ Un sie hen aagfange en gudi Zeit hawwe.

16 Er waer froh gwest fer sei Bauch fille mit die Bascht, wo die Sei am Fresse waare, awwer nimmand hot ihm eenichi gewwe.

25 Nau der elscht vun die Buwe waar draus im Feld, un wie er neegscht an’s Haus kumme iss, hot er die Leit gheert singe un danse.

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26 Un er hot eens vun die Schaff-leit rausgerufe un hot ihn gfrogt was des meent. 27 Der Knecht hot ihm gsaagt, ‘Dei Bruder iss heemkumme, un dei Daett hot en fett Hammli gschlacht, weil dei Bruder widder gsund zerick kumme iss.’ 28 Awwer der elscht Bruder waar bees un hot’s net geduh fer neigeh. Sei Daett iss rauskumme un hot hawwe welle, as er neikummt. 29 Awwer er hot gsaagt zu seim Daett, ‘All die Continued on page 14

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Yaahre hawwich gschafft fer dich un hab immer geduh wie du gsaagt hoscht, awwer du hoscht net iewen mir en Geesli gewwe, as ich en gudi Zeit hawwe kann mit meine Friend. 30 Awwer wo daer Bu vun deim heemkumme iss, nochdem as er dei Geld aa verbloose ghatt hot uff Hure, hoscht du en fett Kalb gschlacht fer ihn.’ 31 Un sei Daett hott gsaagt zu ihm, ‘Mei Bu, du bischt immer bei mir, un alles as ich hab iss deins. 32 Es waar recht fer frehlich sei un fer en gudi Zeit hawwe, fer dei Bruder waar dod un iss widder lewendich; un er waar verlore un iss widder gfunne.’ “ The Parable of the Lost Son Luke 15:11-32 NIV 11 Jesus continued: “There was a man who had two sons.

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THEY ‘RE BACK! Food Truck Thursday’s are now happening again. Each Thursday at 10am you are welcome to come and get food. Remember to bring along your own bags and boxes, as the items are not packaged. Always keep watch on the church Facebook page for cancellations, postponements etc. The line begins at the Northern Lehigh Food Bank. “Grief Share” meets on Tuesday morning at 10am, at the Helping Hand Community Center of Slatedale, located at 4019 Main Street, Slatedale. If you are interested in participating in the program contact Pastor Bill to register, and to reserve your book. New program coming. “Surviving the Loss of a Spouse”, watch for more information on time, day of the week and start date. The Monday 11am and 6:30 Bible Study groups are going to be doing “The Case for Christ” contact Pastor Bill for the titles and to inform him of your participation. On Friday’s join Pastor Michelle with “Moments with Kids, at 4PM. These can be viewed on facebook.com/StPetersChurch18080. Where are you! EDGE (Every Day God Encounters) is looking for you to come and join us. May 23rd is the last meeting before we take a break for summer. All youth in 6th through 12th grades are invited to attend an evening of fellowship, activities, and Biblical lessons, and the first Monday of the month is game and snack night. Regular meetings are held on Monday evening from 6-7PM. For more information, please contact Kristin at 484-550-2578. The group meets at the Helping Hands Community Center of Slatedale located at 4019 Main St, Slatedale. Please note NO School means NO EDGE. The Bible study/Sunday school hour is at 9am, this is followed by the regular service at 10am. Communion is celebrated the 1st Sunday of the month with the use of pre-packaged elements. Our monthly clothing ministry “The Redeemers Closet” is open on the 3rd Saturday of the month from 9am -Noon, at the Helping Hands Community Center of Slatedale located at 4019 Main St. Slatedale. See you in May on the 21st, come and check out all the new clothing. Please note that both clothing collection boxes are now open for donations of gently used clothing only NO toys, etc. Please do not leave clothing outside of collection boxes. If clothing gets wet, we must throw it away. Your cooperation is appreciated. MAY 19, 2022 || townandcountrygazette.com

In all areas of the church’s ministries, we continue to praise God for his blessings both large and small. If you have a need, please contact Pastor Bill at 610-737-1450 to see if help is available. Whether you are looking for a place to worship or would just like to participate in our church activities, you can always contact Pastor Bill at 610-737-1450, or check out our website: stpetersumcemerald.org.

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Northampton Area Historical Society invites the public to visit the Railroad Station on West 21st Street, to view scrapbook entries of newspaper clippings featuring the local men and women who served our country during World War II. The society has received four scrapbooks that contain articles, photos and information of hundreds of soldiers, sailors, nurses and more who went off to fight after the Pearl Harbor attack more than 80 years ago. If you would like to view this collection which is indexed, bring

your cell phone or camera if you would like to get a picture of someone from your family or a neighbor. If you cannot find them in our index, we will provide you with an opportunity to enter your person into our records. All will be included in a memorial service to be held in November of 2022. The station will be open the third Sunday of each month beginning May 15 through October from 1 until 4 p.m. Please join us in this celebration of those who served so that we may be free.

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Sarah Shaner, NAHS DECA president, Earns third place recognition at DECA’s International Career Development Conference Submitted by TARA MRAZIK

Three Northampton Area High School DECA members earned the organization’s highest honors at DECA’s Annual International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in Atlanta, GA on April 23-26. Ezekiel Colyer and Mitchell Mondschein were finalists for the Financial Services Team Decision Making Event and Sarah Shaner earned third place overall for the Financial Consulting Event. Sarah is a senior from Walnutport and has been in DECA the past four years. She is the Chapter President and Pennsylvania DECA State Officer. For 2021-2022, Sarah assumed the role of a financial consultant for a hypothetical client wishing to buy a home who was unsure if they would qualify for a mortgage. Sarah was expected to explain the four C’s of qualifying for a mortgage to her hypothetical client—capacity, credit, cash and collateral. Sarah took a 100-question test and gave her presentation about her topic. She won first place at States which qualified her for the ICDC. During the school year, approximately 100,000 of DECA’s 160,000 high school student members take part in the organization’s competitive events program, allowing them to compete for local, regional and state titles. The competitions are designed to simulate real life business scenarios and test students’ academic understanding and skills development. The Northampton Area High School DECA Chapter was started in 1976 by Mr. Pat Vulcano achieved much success during his tenure. Since 2001, when it was taken over by Tara Mrazik, there have been 26 students recognized on the international stage (including this conference). Having Sarah, Zeke, and Mitchell make it to the finals was quite a tremendous feat and celebrated by all of Northampton DECA. Having made the Top 20 overall, the three finalists then competed again in the final round. It was at the grand awards ceremony that Sarah’s name was announced as the Third Place winner. This was the first time that one of the NHS students earned the coveted “DECA Glass.” “Having competed in Financial Consulting for the past four years, it was especially meaningful for my hard work to finally pay off and be recognized at the international level. Winning third MAY 19, 2022 || townandcountrygazette.com

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Timothy Book, with ties to Northampton, earns Eagle Scout rank OFF THE SHELF

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The Wonderful World of Wildlife Reading program is back! The library’s summer reading program, sponsored by the Lehigh Gap Nature Center will return on June 22nd at 1:00 p.m. Children from preschool to 5th grade are invited to participate. The program will run each Wednesday through Aug. 10th. There will be stories and crafts all about the cute and cuddly in nature. The Library is once again having their summer reading incentive program for all pre-school age children and students. It will start June 10th and end August 26th. Each child must read/or be read ten books, write down the titles and return the form to the library. A raffle ticket will be given for each 10 titles read. The more you read, the more raffle tickets you have in the drawing, which will take place August 26th. The library will give away 10 prizes. The books do not have to be library books. Forms will be available at the library in June. The Book Club is currently reading “Virgin Earth” by Philippa Gregory. They will meet in person and virtually on June 6th, at 1:00pm to discuss the first half of the book. They will meet again, Tues., July 5th to discuss the rest of the book. It is a very long book. There are copies of the book available at the library. If you are interested in joining the book club, please contact the library. The Library is looking to start a Teen Advisory Board. If you are a teen and wish to get involved, please call or stop in the library for more information. Library hours are currently Mon., Wed. & Fri. 9am to 5pm, Tues. 9am to 3pm, Sat. 8am to 2:00pm. The library is closed Thursday and Sunday. Any questions concerning this information please contact Louise Bechtel at the Library at (610) 767-6461. MAY 19, 2022 || townandcountrygazette.com

Timothy Neal Book, son of Janet Muschlitz Book, a 1980 graduate of Northampton High School, and David E. Book, re c e n t l y attained his Eagle Scout rank. Timothy is a member of Boy Scout Troop 338 in Baldwin, Pa., and the Laurel Highlands Council, Eagle Valley District in Pittsburgh. Timothy started his scouting career in First Grade as a Tiger. On his trail to becoming an Eagle Scout, Timothy has earned 85 merit badges and 12 Eagle Palms. Timothy has also earned other awards over the course of his Scouting career including: Messenger of Peace, World Conservation Award, National Outdoor Achievement Award, International Spirit Award, and Keep America Beautiful Hometown USA Award. Timothy is also a member of the Order of the Arrow at the Brotherhood level. He has served his Troop in the following leadership roles: Den Chief, Quartermaster, Assistant Patrol Leader, Senior Patrol Leader (serving as SPL for 1 ½ years as he was repeatedly elected to the position), and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. He has recruited young boys to join the Boy Scouts of America program and is well-respected in his Troop. Timothy has earned all four religious awards in Scouts. Timothy’s Eagle Project brought another opportunity to provide leadership. For his Eagle Project, Timothy built much needed storage bins for the Baldwin High School Color Guard / Band. Timothy is a member of the band, playing trombone, and is leader of the Low Brass Section. Timothy is currently a Junior at Baldwin High School and plans to attend college to study Physics and Language Arts upon graduating high school in 2023. An Eagle Scout ceremony was held for Timothy on Saturday, April 30 in Pittsburgh. Timothy is the 66th person to earn Eagle Scout rank from his troop. 25

Sweeping study of pet dogs shows breed does not Predict behavior www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01193-1

Dog enthusiasts have long assumed that a dog’s breed shapes its temperament. But a sweeping study comparing the behavior and ancestry of more than 18,000 dogs finds that although ancestry does affect behavior, breed has much less to do with a dog’s personality than is generally supposed. “When you adopt a dog based on its breed, you’re getting a dog that looks a certain way,” says co-author Elinor Karlsson, a computational biologist at the University of Massachusetts in Worcester. “But as far as behavior goes, it’s kind of luck of the draw.” Form over function That’s partly because breeds are something of a modern invention. Humans have been shaping how dogs look and behave since domestic dogs first evolved from wolves more than 10,000 years ago. But for most of that time, these efforts were focused on dogs’ working ability — how well they herded livestock, guarded against danger or pulled sledges, for example. Breeds as we think of them today — distinctive canines such as beagles, pugs and Labradors — are a by-product of more recent evolutionary meddling. Starting around 200 years ago, dog enthusiasts in Victorian England began inventing breeds by actively selecting for canine traits that they found aesthetically pleasing. This experimentation created today’s breeds. Contemporary purebred dogs are defined by their looks, but breed is also thought to influence temperament. The American Kennel Club, for instance, describes pugs as “mischievous” and border collies as “affectionate.” Wanting to get a better sense of how breed influences behavior, Karlsson and her colleagues surveyed thousands of dog owners about their pets’ backgrounds and activities, ranging from whether they had a propensity to eat grass to how likely they were to chase toys. The researchers then sequenced the DNA of a subsection of the survey dogs to see whether ancestry could be linked to behavior. The team found that some traits were more common in certain breeds. For example, compared with a random dog, German Shepherds were more easily directed; beagles, not so much. And the authors’ genetic studies revealed that mixed-breed 26

dogs with a particular ancestry were more likely to act in specific ways. Mutts with St. Bernard ancestry, for instance, were more affectionate, whereas mutts descended from Chesapeake Bay retrievers had a penchant for wrecking doors. But, on average, breed explained only around 9% of the variation in how a dog behaved, a number “much smaller than most people, including me, would have expected,” says Karlsson. Particularly low was the connection between breed and how likely a dog was to display aggressive behavior, which could have implications for how society treats “dangerous” dog breeds, says Evan MacLean, a comparative psychologist at the University of Arizona in Tucson who was not involved in the study. “We talk about breeds like they’re categorically different,” he says. “But in reality, that’s not the case.” Genetic analysis revealed 11 regions of the genome that are linked to specific behaviors. A tendency to howl, for example, was associated with a region near two genes whose human analogues are involved in speech. The most significant link was between a region of the genome that in humans is involved in cognitive performance — but in dogs increased the likelihood of getting stuck behind objects. These genetic traits have been around for much longer than breeds have existed, says Kelsey Witt, a population geneticist at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. “At first glance, it seems surprising that breed isn’t a good predictor” of behavior, she says. “But when you think about how recent breeds are, it makes sense.” News@TownAndCountryGazette.com || MAY 19, 2022

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the water flows over a vertical drop or a series of steep drops. Waterfalls can be formed in several ways, but the most common method is when a river flows over a top layer of resistant bedrock before coming to softer rock that erodes over time, creating an increasingly tall “fall.” Some waterfalls have three, four or more segments as the water tumbles from the highest point to the lowest. They are beautiful and exciting places to visit with family and friends, and photographers have always loved waterfalls for their beauty. Our region has many waterfalls to admire and photograph. Here are highlights for each of the six waterfalls in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Dingmans Falls / Dingmans Falls is a waterfall located in Dingmans Ferry in Delaware Township, Pike County. It has a vertical drop of 39.6 meters. It is near another waterfall in the area, Silverthread Falls and these are the two that are visible from a handicap-accessible trail. Bushkill Falls / Bushkill Falls is an incredible series of eight waterfalls – interestingly, they are each privately owned. The tallest drop in Bushkill Falls cascades over 100 feet. Bushkill Falls is located in Lehman Township, Pennsylvania in the Pocono Mountains. Silverthread Falls / Silverthread Falls is visible from a nearby handicap-accessible trail and is located in Dingmans Ferry in Delaware Township, Pike County. It has a vertical drop of 24.3 meters. Deer Leap Falls / Deer Leap Falls is one of three waterfalls located in the George W. Childs Recreation Site, also in Pike County. Deer Leap, as well as Factory Falls and Fulmer Falls are all located on Dingmans Creek. MAY 19, 2022 || townandcountrygazette.com

Fulmer Falls / Fulmer Falls is the second waterfall located in the George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, Pike County. These falls are downstream from Factory Falls and upstream from Deer Leap Falls on the Dingmans Creek. With a 17 meter drop, it is the largest of the three. Factory Falls / Factory Falls is the third waterfall in the Childs Park of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area along with Deer Leap Falls and Fulmer Falls. Factory Falls is the furthest upstream and attracts more people than some of the other falls, in part because it is very easy to get to and get up close to. As you plan your summer family adventures, a visit to one or more of these waterfalls could be a great excursion. For complete information on the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area and all it has to offer, visit: https://www.nps.gov/dewa/index. htm

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Summer Institute of Colonial East Allen Township Scout Arts offered by GWHS Earns Eagle rank Submitted by CAROL BEAR-HECKMAN

The Wolf Academy Historic Site is the heart of education in Pennsylvania. It is here that George Wolf attended school, later taught, and became the seventh Governor of Pennsylvania and the state’s “Father of Public Education.” With this heritage in mind the Governor Wolf Historical Society is offering “make it and take it” hands-on classes of 18th and 19th century colonial arts presented by talented artisans. These classes will be offered from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 9 and Friday, June 10. Two-day, one-day and half-day classes are being offered to choose from. Many of the instructors have taught at Landis Valley, Historic Bethlehem, Lancaster Mennonite HS and others. Classes will be held in the GWHS historic buildings. Breakfast will be provided by GWHS and lunch will be catered by local establishments. Classes are limited and registration must be submitted by May 30. This is the second annual summer institute offered by the Governor Wolf Historical Society. This year there are 10 classes being offered by well-known artists. The fee includes breakfasts and lunches catered by local eateries. Classes will be taught in various rooms of the three 18th century buildings owned by the society. Kick-start your summer by creating something with your own hands, something that you can use and appreciate everyday in your home. Tell your friends and get a group together. Interested participants may call or email Carol Bear at 610-390-0555 or ckbh@ptd. net, or registration forms may be found at govwolf. org.

LV Sports Hall of Fame Inducts new Members

The Lehigh Valley Sports Hall of Fame will be inducting its newest members this Saturday, May 14, at the Northampton Memorial Banquet and Event Center in Northampton. Leading the list of inductees is Penn State All-American and Super Bowl Champion, Matt Millen. Other inductees include Frank Scagliotta, Jim Hutnik, Paul Farnan, Denny Douds, Gina Lewandowski, Jerry Sheska, Scott Thornton, Andre Williams, and Corky Blake. For tickets or more information, contact Jeffrey Zettlemoyer at 610-585-1111. MAY 19, 2022 || townandcountrygazette.com

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On Sunday, March 27, Zackary Naradko and George Pavis celebrated their Eagle Scout Court of Honor at Camp Spirit. George is the son of John and Deborah Pavis of East Allen Township and brother to Eagle Scout Henry Pavis and Eagle Scout Charlie Pavis, all of Troop 352 of Notre Dame of Bethlehem Church. George joined scouting as Tiger Cub with Cub Pack 352. George earned 25 Merit Badges as well and was a gold palm during his tenure with Troop 352. For his Eagle Scout service project, George renovated Bicentennial Park East Pavilion, painting the structure as well as installing a new grill and concrete pad. He also painted permanent four squares for games at East Allen’s summer camp. Camp Director Chuck Frantz helped guide George’s project. George is a sophomore honor student at Bethlehem Catholic High School, where he is a member of the golf and state champion wrestling team. He is an active parishioner and altar server at Notre Dame of Bethlehem Church. 33

Allentown native serves aboard USS Tripoli submitted by Megan Brown

Aviation Ordnanceman 3rd Class John Weaver, from Allentown, Pennsylvania, transports a pallet of ammunition in the hangar bay aboard amphibious assault carrier USS Tripoli (LHA 7), May 5, 2022. Tripoli is underway conducting routine operations in U.S. 3rd Fleet. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Theodore Quintana) With more than 90 percent of all trade traveling by sea, and 95 percent of the world’s international phone and internet traffic carried through fiber optic cables lying on the ocean floor, Navy officials continue to emphasize that the prosperity and security of the United States is directly linked to a strong and ready Navy.

Kutztown University Awarded $50,000 from T-Mobile Hometown Grants for Keith Haring Fitness Park submitted by Bryan Salvadore

Kutztown University received $50,000 from the T-Mobile's Hometown Grant Initiative to support the Keith Haring Fitness Park. This world-class, one-of-a-kind park is the result of a partnership with the university and Kutztown Community Partnership. Representatives from T-Mobile visited KU's campus for a check presentation Thursday, May 5, spending time with members of the KU community to celebrate this collaboration. T-Mobile's Hometown Grants program is a $25 million, five-year initiative to support the people and organizations who help small towns across 34

America thrive and grow by providing funding to kickstart important new community development projects. Hometown Grants are given every quarter to up to 25 small towns. "T-Mobile loves to invest in small and rural towns across the country and we continually strive to support what local communities care about," said Joe Giannone, Senior Manager, SMRA Sales. "Here at Kutztown University, T-Mobile is grateful for the opportunity to present a $50,000 Hometown Grant, which will be used in support of the new Keith Haring Fitness Court. This is extremely fitting as Keith was an internationally recognized Kutztown local. This space will be open to the community and offer a great homage to the local culture of the area with fitness in mind." Located on KU's campus, at the corner of Baldy Street and Normal Avenue, the Keith Haring Fitness Collection is a limited edition, outdoor, public art collaboration with the Keith Haring Foundation in New York and Outdoor Fitness Court and the National Fitness Campaign (NFC). The fitness court will feature a 32'x35' outdoor bodyweight circuit training system with 30 pieces of body-weight fitness elements, including seven full-body circuit training stations and a bodyweight training wall. The park will be located on KU's campus, at the corner of Blady Street and Normal Avenie, and is set to be ready in the fall of 2022. Haring's art will be incorporated into every element. "I want to thank T-Mobile for their generous donation to help bring this park to Kutztown University, ensuring Haring's legacy is a prominent part of our campus community," said Kayla Sherry '23, student body president. Haring was a legendary activist and artist who revolutionized pop art through his graffiti-like pieces full of abstract lines and colorful flairs. His 1980s illustrations grew out of the New York street culture and has become a widely recognized visual language to many.

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In Media, PA: Linvilla Orchards' Strawberry Festival takes place annually at the beginning of June during the peak of the local Strawberry Season. This year, the festival will be held on Saturday, June 4 beginning at 8 a.m. You can pick your own delicious, fresh strawberries from the acres of strawberries in the Linvilla Orchards’ fields. Linvilla Orchards is located at 137 W. Knowlton Road in Media, PA. While you’re there, be sure and take a peek at Delaware County’s largest Strawberry Shortcake. It will be unveiled at the festival by Linvilla’s Bakery at precisely 11 a.m. – an annual tradition. For more info: https:// www.linvilla.com/family-fun/strawberry-festival

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The weather is heating up and it will soon be summer. That often means spending the day outdoors with family and friends either in the back yard or the local park enjoying fun activities. From picnics to hiking, biking and silly games, it is the season to be outdoors. Activities for Adults The next time you’re working the grill, experiment with grilling corn. Corn is delicious any time of year of course, but it is really a summertime food. This year, get a little creative with your corn toppings and seasonings. Play with pesto butter, crumbled bacon, grated cheese or buffalo sauce. Along the way, you just might discover your next barbecue hit! Something that might make you think of the kids first is looking for faces in the clouds. The reality is, if you haven’t identified a bunny or dinosaur in the sky lately, or ever, you’re missing out. Allow yourself to feel like a kid again and use your imagination for something other than figuring out how to stretch your budget. Run or walk a 5K for a good cause. It’s a great way to take advantage of the summer weather and know you’re making a difference. Whether it’s for diabetes, autism, cancer, or another cause close to your heart, look for 5k runs in your area and start training. Getting together with friends is a natural summertime activity. Host a potluck picnic. It will make for a memorable day and everyone gets to shine with their favorite dish or other edible contribution – not to mention it divides the prep work. Someone has to take the initiative, so put out invites and gather a group of friends or family in your backyard or a local park for a potluck meal. For the Kids Of course, if your summer activities include entertaining kids… 40

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Lehigh Township Historical Society News Submitted by RUTH HALL KENT

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Northern Lehigh Rec. Offering Paddling 101 The Northern Lehigh Recreation Authority, in partnership with Wildlands Conservancy and Northampton County Parks & Recreation, is offering a free, introductory class that will teach participants all they need to know about learning to paddle a kayak or canoe. The program will be held on Thursday, June 16th from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at the Walnutport Canal boat ramp. All equipment is provided. The program is free, but

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