Putting cows on the front page since 1885.
Putting cows on the front page since 1885.
HopeWell Homestead Friends and Family sold homemade items at Loysburg Lions Building. Shown (from left) are Andreana Morris, Meredith Hainsworth, Lorie LaSala, Molly Shirk and Susan Dilling.
On Saturday, Nov. 18, HopeWell Homestead and Friends held a Christmas Show for the first time in the Lions building in Loysburg.
Lorie LaSala lives in Hopewell on her family farm called HopeWell Homestead. The family moved here about four years ago from Lancaster. LaSala has home schooled her children and believes in utilizing what they raise and grow to make natural products.
She had many types of soaps for all different skin types. One soap is used for anyone who just got a tattoo to help the skin. She has a cream called Boo Boo Cream for children for skin issues such as rashes, cuts, abrasions. Tea and other food items are also featured here.
LaSala's friends also had many homegrown and natural items.
Other home and clothing items are available from LaSala. LaSala is possibly going to be at the Southern Cove Craft Show held at the Replogle School Building in New Enterprise on Nov. 25 starting at 9 a.m.
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