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Village Happenings (October 2005)
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For the second year, Elizabethtown and Lafayette Hill residents got together at the Patton Pool in Elizabethtown to enjoy an afternoon of food, swimming and socialization.
Elizabethtown resident Ray Simpson shows off his grilling skills during the Hot Diggity Dog dinner in August.
Representative Mike Gerber welcomes Lafayette Hill residents to the State Capitol in Harrisburg in June.
Sewickley residents John Haught and Bill Baltzer complete the second podium built in the Masonic Village Woodshop. The first podium is being used in the Assembly Room in the Clubhouse. The new podium will replace the old one in the Star Points Building.
Warminster residents (from left) Howard Shaud, Madeline Wallace, Emma Young and Helena Purcell take in the beauty of the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia.
Youth from the Masonic Children's Home stand outside their resort during their trip to Disney World in June. The vacation was made possible by generous donations from Mrs. Mary Dearden, Perseverance Lodge No. 21 and income from the estate of Jack Harding.
Celebrating Baseball/USA Day in Sewickley are residents Mary "Jem" Finney, June Hartman, Wilma Hirth and Bill and Maxine Edel, along with entertainers from the Banjo All-Stars band.
Congratulations to the Masonic Life Center's Fitness Extraordinaires for July: Elizabethtown residents Arthur and Ruth Linington.
Members of the Masonic Music Merrymakers in Elizabethtown prepare for their special 15th Anniversary Concert for Masonic Health Care Center residents.
Waiting to board the bus to the Elizabethtown Fair are Elizabethtown retirement living residents (from left) Emily Tumolo, John and Jean Kraybill, Eva Hardy, Evelyn Seekamp and Harold Hardy.
Lafayette Hill residents Doris and Richard Lukens enjoy the festivities during Mexico Casino Day in August.
Elizabethtown residents who participated in the 2005 Lancaster County Senior Games gather for a picnic to share their success stories. This year, 29 residents participated in the games. Elizabethtown boasted 22 1st place winners, six 2nd place winners and 13 3rd place winners.
Lafayette Hill residents (from left) Margaret Hitchcock, Mary Benjamin, Lois Reynolds and June Maag man the table at a recent holiday sale. The gift shop was selling last year's holiday merchandise at 25 percent off to make room for this year's items.
The Rev. Joyce Myers-Brown and her husband, the Rev. Edward Brown, help her mother, Elizabethtown resident Ethel Myers, celebrate her 100th birthday.
On August 17, Sewickley retirement living residents enjoyed the first-ever Summer Festival, complete with a roasted pig, grilled shrimp, steamed corn on the cob, salads and delicious desserts; bocce, croquet and horseshoes; country line dancing; and a morning golf tournament, won by residents Don Brainerd, Mary Lou Keller and Henry Shockey. Above, left, residents Flossie Poxon, Luella Bartlett, Alice Oaks and Anna Mae Ganzar enjoy some cool refreshments.
The event was chaired by resident Deane Hillegass (pictured above). Thanks to Deane and everyone else who made this an unforgettable day!
With fellow resident Bill Long by her side, Elizabethtown resident Evelyn Seekamp jumps for joy after her horse wins the Horse Race to benefit the Rev. A. Preston Van Deursen Scholarship Fund for Masonic Children's Home residents.
Lafayette Hill residents June Maag, Inez Tweston and Lois Caddock enjoy fresh fruit and beverages at the recent Gazebo Party.
Pastor Preston Van Deursen and Elizabethtown residents Lee and John Heile, Bill Frankhouser and June Allen of the Sell Chapel Outreach Committee present a check for $2,600 to Vicki Dolan, director of the Children's Workshop of Lancaster County. This is Sell Chapel's third donation to the organization to help fund its teen mother program.
Participants of the Annual Big 33 Football Game visited the Elizabethtown campus in July.Football players and cheerleaders enjoy spending time with children from the Masonic Children's Home and Kidz Camp.
Resident Geneva Wilcox talks with cheerleader Cristi Hegedus.
Marcia Blome, Clerical Assistant/Program Specialist at the Adult Daily Living Center (ADLC), and ADLC participant Mary Ellen Lewis pet an alpaca. Kevin and Sue Zurin, who raise the alpacas locally, brought several alpacas to the ADLC in August.
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