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Fly-High for Jesus Kite Regatta 2004

Rachel Noland 2004 Champion Rachel Noland, above right frong, is the "Fly-High for Jesus Champion" for the fifth annual Kite Regatta at Maple Street Church. Her kite rose higher than all others at the event Sept. 19, 2004 at the Soccer Field on East Main Street. Other winners are (top right, from left) Carolyn Starner (oldest pilot whose trophy is held by granddaughter Clarissa, Renee Long (who backed the delicious cake at right, Michael Wing, first crash, and Isaiah Noland, youngest pilot held by dad Todd. All youngsters present were given awards by the Membership / Evangelism Work Team. At top left, Work Team Captain Rick Snider and son Ryan cook the hot dogs and burgers. The event also was that church's Autumn Picnic. Rachel's name now goes on the permanent trophy kept at the church.

HOMEBUILDERS SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS members enjoy the Christmas Holidays at Pondrose in Lancaster on December 14,2004.

Harold and Eleanor Mowery are given their 50th Wedding Anniversary Bible by Pastor Don. They were married March 25, 1950.

Jean Rowles, Pastor Don and David Fairchild.

Rowles Presents Hymnals
Mrs. Jean Rowles is given the first copy of the new hymnal supplement, "The Faith We Sing." She gave Maple Street church 150 copies of the new publication in memory of her husband, Richard W., and her parents, Trafford and Helen Tobias. The hymnals were accepted the first Sunday in 2001 by Worship Committee Chair David Fairchild, at right.

Pastor Don makes balloon animals as diners enjoy fish at March 7 Fish Fry.	Fish Fry another huge success on September 8, 2001. About 485 meals served, netting profits of more than $1,700. Thanks for your support.
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It was a steady crowd all evening...	Good Help Always There. . .

The Season of Lent

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Rev. Sue Ellen Miller, superintendent of the Newark District, reads scripture (above) with her husband, Michael, and preaches (left) at the March 25 evening service.

Buckalews Awarded 'Coal Bucket'

Erston and Betty Buckalew are the 2003 winners of the Maple Street "Coal Bucket." They were chosen by last year's winner, Marianne Jackson, pictured here between them. The Coal Bucket is awarded to the person or persons who work unselfishly, often without recognition, for the good of the church and Christ. The Coal Bucket remains in the trophy case at the church, but the recipients keep an engraved, brass ash-shovel for a year. Congratulations, Erston and Betty. It is an honor well-deserved. The bucket was awarded on Laity Sunday, October 19, during the Morning Worship Service.

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