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jp Local Intelligencer Journal New Era, Lancaster, Pa. Wednesday, vrch 26, 2014 B9 Community Calendar Area students on Bucknell deans list of Mark and Sharon Mueller and a 2013 graduate of Warwick High School; Cody Stockdale, the son of John and Carole Stockdale and a 2011 graduate of Warwick High School. Manheim Chloe DAddio, the daughter of Ja-nene and Gary Ireland and a 2013 graduate of Manheim Central High School; Paige Daniel, of Manheim, the daughter of David and Beth Daniel and a 2013 graduate of Home School Clearing House. Mohnton Jared Kern, the son of Ronald and Valerie Kem and a 2010 gradu ate of Governor Mifflin High School; Kegun Ream, the son of Bruce and Robin Ream and a 2010 graduate of Governor Mifflin High School. Morgantown James McGinnis, the son of James and Kelly McGinnis and a 2013 graduate of Ttoin Valley High School.

Newmanstown David Frey, the son of William and Susan Frey and a 201 1 graduate of Eastern Lebanon County High School. Reinholds Eric Bacon, the son of Martin and Leslie Bacon and a 2011 graduate of Cocalico High School. among friends with Katin IVoccoli worshipcenter.org amongfriends RaiiuMhtnv'-Viufl itiorr The following area students were named to the deans list for the fall semester at Bucknell University. Atglen Jordan Makansi, the son of Antar Makansi and Joyce Storch Makansi and a 2009 graduate of Octorara Area High School. Columbia Amber McDonnell, the daughter of Jeffery and Kimberly McDonnell and a 2012 graduate of Hempfield High School.

Ephrata Brian Lynch, the son of Bernard and Eva Lynch and a 2010 graduate of Ephrata Senior High School. Lancaster Kerri Al-thouse, the daughter of Marta Althouse and Robert Al-thouse and a 2010 graduate of Penn Manor High School; Ian Hackett, the son of Donald and Rila Hackett and a 2011 graduate of Manheim Township High School; David Hin-nenkamp, the son of Joseph and Beth Hinnenkamp and a 2013 graduate of Manheim Township High School; Clayton Hoffmaster, the son of Bret and Pamela Hoffmaster and a 2012 graduate of Man-heim Township High School; Katherine Miller, the daughter of David and Adrienne Miller and a 2012 graduate of Manheim Township High School; Michael Ondrusek, the son of David and Tina Ondrusek and a 2011 graduate of Hempfield High School; Dylan Smith, the son of Jeffry and Robin Smith and a 2010 graduate of Lampeter-Strasburg High School; Katherine Warfel, the daughter of Benjamin and Anne Warfel and a 2013 graduate of Lancaster Country Day School; Caroline Way, the daughter of Steven and Catherine Way and a 2011 graduate of Hempfield High School; Daniel Weigel, the son of John and Jane Weigel and a 2010 graduate of Lampeter-Stras-burg High School. Landisville Joseph St-adel, the son of Jonathan and Donna Stadel and a 2011 graduate of Hempfield High School. Lititz Colleen Donnelly, the daughter of David and Susan Donnelly and a 2012 graduate of Manheim Township High School; Margaret Hoemer, the daughter of Eric and Margot Hoemer and a 2010 graduate of Manheim Township High School; Benjamin Mueller, the son serving to bridge the cultural-generational gap between parents and teenagers. DINNER: GOAL Project, a Lancaster County-based international organization working to provide comfort and strength to those living with addiction, will hold a dinner on Friday, April 4, to share the missionary journeys of two local residents.

The evening will start at 6:45 p.m. at the Cameron Estates Carriage House, 1855 Mansion Lane, Mount Joy. The program will provide information and updates on GOALS role in combating the rising rates of alcohol, heroin and other drug abusemisuse and addiction in countries such as Russia, Romania, Tajikistan, Kenya, Tanzania and Ghana and pending outreach training in Uganda. GOAL missionaries will share stories of hope and inspiration. Guests will have the opportunity to find out how they can volunteer as a missionary, support a missionary, help support the projects, as well as how to bring awareness about GOAL opportunities to their home church or organization.

Cost is $25. Seats can be reserved by contacting Dan Zalewski at development goalproject.org or by calling 1-888-229-3045. SINGLES CLUB: Red Rose Singles meets the first Monday, of each month at Hosss, 100 W. Airport Road, Lititz at 6 p.m. The next meeting is April 7.

There is no charge for the first meeting, and membership is $20 for the year. Call 406-6098 for more information. MICROCHIP CLINIC: Furever Home Adoption Center is hosting a low-cost microchip clinic at the East Petersburg Borough Community Center at 6051 Pine Saturday, April 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The effort is to help protect the animals of the borough.

Cost is only $15 per chip. No appointment is necessary. All dogs must be leashed, and all cats must be in a carrier. The event will include sale of home-made candy, baked goods and food as well as raffles. All proceeds will benefit Furever Home Adoption Center.

For more information on Furever Home, visit To participate or to donate, please contact Tina Krueger at 808-8108 or flipperslaol. com. Community Calendar runs as space is available. Three week's notice of an event is appreciated. To have an item included, email it to newslnpnews.com or mail it to P.O.

Box 1328, Lancaster, PA 17608-1328. Mark the item to the attention of Penny Grubic. he came under his uncles care in 1839. Visitors will see young Buck Henry and the elder Buchanan at various points in their lives, and witness their unique relationship. Tours take place on the hour from noon to 4 p.m.

The last tour starts at 3. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and students 11-17. Children 10 and under will be admitted free. The tour begins next door at Lancaster Countys Historical Society in the Visitors Common, where walk-up tickets may be purchased. Advance tickets may be purchased online at AUCTION: The Elizabethtown-based international ministry, Center for ParentYouth Understanding, will celebrate 25 years of ministry with a celebration banquet and auction on Friday evening, April 4, at the Shady Maple banquet center in Earl Earl.

The evening will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a silent auction of items including sports memorabilia, collectibles, gift baskets, food and entertainment and sports tickets. A buffet dinner will begin at 6:30, followed by a presentation by CPYU president and founder Walt Mueller. The program will include updates on CPYU initiatives along with the announcement and launch of a new resource. Some of the highlighted sports items available at the live and silent auction include a signed baseball by New York Yankee Derek Jeter, a signed Green Bay Packer jersey and helmet by Brett Favre, a signed Denver Bronco jersey by Peyton Manning, a signed hockey stick by Philadelphia Flyer Bobby Clarke, a signed Baltimore Oriole jersey by Hall of Famer Jim Palmer, a signed Cincinnati Reds jersey by Pete Rose and a signed baseball by Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt.

Other items available for bidding include four tickets to Disneyworld and two tickets to the One Direction concert in Philadelphia in August. Jewelry, children items, artwork, gift baskets, books and tickets to attractions around central Pennsylvania also will be available. There is no cost to attend the banquet, however reservations are required. There will be an opportunity to support CPYUs ministry. For more information or to make reservations, visit cpyu.org or contact CPYU at 361-8429 or 800-807-CPYU (2798).

A complete list of available auction items can be found at the website. CPYU is a nonprofit organization committed to building strong families by t0NLY Reg $5 99 sq.ft Sale ends Mar 30th See store for details. POST PROM FUNDRAISER: J.P. McCaskey campus post prom committee will host a community car wash at Integrity Bank, 1683 Oregon Pike, on Saturday, March 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Proceeds go toward providing a safe and secure event for the 2014 senior class immediately after the prom. The car wash is by donation. Hot dogs, empanadas and drinks will be available for purchase. FUNDRAISER: Arch Street Center, a recreational facility for adults with serious mental illness, is hosting its 24th annual fundraiser on Saturday, April 5, at the American Legion, Post 34, 1388 Arcadia Road. There will be fishbowl prizes, a 5050 raffle and a big fish raffle.

Musical entertainment will be provided by Meg and the Right Sound. The proceeds will go to support the recovery of adults with serious mental illness and ensure that the center wall continue to be a valuable resource for them, and our community. Arch Street Center was founded in 1982 when a concerned group of case managers planned a meeting place for mental health consumers. Admission is $25 which covers music, food and drink. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit archstreetcenter.org or call 392-8536.

PLAY: The Theater, Dance and Film department of Franklin Marshall College will present Angels in America Part Millennium Approaches on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 3, 4 and 5, in Schnader Theater. Times are 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Angels in America is considered to be the greatest American play of the 20th century and has won a Pulitzer, a Tony and more.

It is for mature audiences only. Tickets cost $10 and are available by calling 358-4858 or fandm.edubox-office. BOOK SALE: A used book sale will be held at Lancaster Country Day School, 725 Hamilton Road, on Tbes-day, April 8, from 4 to 8 p.m. Books will be available for all ages and interests. The public is invited.

CONCERT: Franklin Marshall College will present Common Hour: The Three Bs, Beethoven, Brahms and Berstein on Thursday, April 3, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:35 p.m. in Mayser gymnasium. Music includes portions of Brahms Symphony No. 3, Beethoven Symphony No.

5 and prologue from West Side Story. There is no charge to attend and the public is invited. CONCERT) The Gap Male Chorus will perform at Tel Hai Retirement Community on Sunday, April 13, at 7 p.m. in the Tel Hai chapel on the campus off Beaver Dam Road, east of Route 10. Organized in 1922, the Gap Male Chorus originally was composed of men from different churches in the Gap area of Lancaster County.

Today the chorus includes over 50 active members who represent about 35 churches in four counties. The program is open to the public and offered free of charge, but those attending are asked to bring canned goods to donate to the local food pantry. HISTORY PROGRAM: Life As It Is: James Buchanan Henry will be the next program at Living History at Wheatland, 230 N. President Ave. The program will be held Saturday, April 5, from noon to 4 p.m.

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