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by Jane Stahl
June 12: Adults: Studio B hosts the Old Soul Stroll at 6:00 during their visit to downtown buildings of Boyertown. Learn more about your favorite Bear Fever bear from Diane O'Sullivan, author of Bear Fever: It's Catching--Chapter One.

Meet some of the new volunteers and workshop facilitators who have joined Studio B in recent months. Participate in Deb Zaharchuk's "Twisted" art contest and spin the wheel for a prize. Consider an art purchase in the studio's current exhibit "Form & Fiber" or in the silent auction. Light refreshments.

June 13: Kids in grades 1 through 6: Join Sunny Finley for Second Saturday art activity from 9:30-10:40 a.m.

June 17: Middle school students are invited to Sara Bates "Open Spaces," a weekly creative writing opportunity. Consider becoming a charter member of a new youth writing group. Time: 12-2 p.m.

June 19: All ages: "Art & Apps" with Deb Zaharchuk begins at 5:30 p.m. with appetizers and time to create with friends in an Open Craft evening. At 7:30, enjoy dinner at Other Farm with a 20% coupon as a participant in "Art & Apps."

June 20: Wanna get your hands dirty? Sunny Finley invites lovers of clay to a "Textured Tile Workshop" from 6-7:15.

Sunny, with a high of 62 and low of 47 degrees. Sunny in the morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
Not badly done for a former journalism teacher and school newspaper advisor. Thank G_d there was no need for collating or paste-ups.
Interesting, Bob. Thanks, but I wonder how that related to people’s probably very strong religiously beliefs back then —-not the fact that there’s evil, but that there’s some kind of symbol that can stop it; that sounds more like witchcraft.
Religion and superstition have always co-existed. For an example, see any devout Christian in the area who also has a "lucky" Eagles jersey, or believes that wearing their baseball cap inside out will help a rally keep going...