PA. State Game lands 219 CITO Cache In Trash Out® Event
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PA. State Game lands 219 CITO
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Saturday, April 20, 2013
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On Saturday morning, April 20, 9:00 am to 10:00am.
We are hosting a short CITO event in a cemetery.
The CITO. event to clean up this cemetery (posted cords) Where St. Luke's Church once was (1867), then closed(1945) & was moved(1952)to Wyalusing.
log in at the log(At posted cords) 9:00 am to 10:00am.Bring a plastic shopping bag to put litter in to. I will take all trash you pick up. Just bring it back to this same place.
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That will be followed by the unveiling of 50-some geo-art caches involving hiking in the same state game lands, with enough different types to qualify for a busy-day challenge.
You can end your day at the Geo-art and food, meat and greet (visit link)
**********************St. Luke's Church - History:****************
St. Luke's Church situated in Warren TWP., in Bradford County, Pa., which had been constructed in 1867.
Mass was celebrated every Sunday at 9:00 am and 11:00 am, alternating between St. Luke's and the new (1888) Church in Little Meadows.
During the winters, however, owing to the severity of the weather and impassability of the roads, Mass was said every two weeks only, at 11:00 at St. Luke's Church in Warren TWP. The center of parish life was already moving toward the parish church at Little Meadows.
In 1945, after World War II, St. Luke's Church in Warren TWP. was closed.
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In 1952? The Church building was dismantled,and the church building was moved to Wyalusing,by a group of parishioners and local contractors and it was rebuilt at the Route 6 site. The first Mass celebrated at St. Mary of the Assumption,Wyalusing,was the midnight Mass on Christmas Eve 1953.
If you are from Wyalusing,and can take a picture of this Church or any history please bring it to the event ,or post it on this cache page. thank you!
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