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VOL LXVI • NO 34
For Scouts, Colonial Fun Awaits at Camp Mack Is Manheim Historical Society a Destination
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As summer turns into fall, Waltz Vineyards prepares to celebrate one of the most important times of the year, the harvest. The family-owned Manheim-based winery will host its annual Harvest Festival on Sunday, Sept. 21, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the vineyard, 1599 Old Line Road. A rain date is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 28. The festival, now in its second year, will bring Children explore equipment at Waltz Vineyard’s Harvest R121607
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Trustworthy and loyal, Scouts always remain true to themselves. No matter where one goes, a Scout is always a Scout. But never is a Scout more a Scout than when she or he is camping at J. Edward Mack Scout Reservation. “I’m sure there are some places where kids can make crafts or practice archer y,” said Matt Klutzaritz, the Scout executive for the Pennsylvania Dutch Council of Scouting America, which oversees the operation of Camp Mack. “But to be able to do it all in one spot is kind of our attraction. Kids earn advancement through progression. One thing we know about kids is that you don’t want to rain on their advancements. That keeps them in the program. Their parents see them becoming good people. What we’re doing is building the leaders of tomorrow. We’re building good people, we’re building good parents and we’re building good employees.” L ocated at 2 Scout L ane, Newmanstown, in Elizabeth Township, on the border between Lancaster County and Lebanon County, J. Edward Mack Scout Reservation is 1,100 Furnace Hill acres of trees, wildlife, nature and the great outdoors. The facility includes a lake, a pool, 25 miles of hiking trails, a shooting range, a dining hall, 11 camp sites for tenting under the stars and five cabins. “ The kids love the pool, especially in the middle of the summer,” said Klutzaritz. “If you asked five kids what their favorite thing about Camp Mack is, at least three of them are going to give you different answers. See Scouts pg 5
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