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Spring Balloon Ride Contest

March 8th, 2013 8 comments

You and your friends could celebrate the first day of Spring with a hot air balloon ride from the US Hot Air Balloon Team and Lisa Landis of WJTL’s Get Up & Go Show!  Lisa will broadcast live from the balloon!

How To Enter:

-Email Contest@WJTL.com with “Spring Balloon Ride” in the subject line.

-Include your name, address, telephone number and age.  (18+ only)

-Entries must be received by 5:00 pm on Thursday, March 14th.  Winner will be announced in the 7:00 hour on Friday morning, March 15th.

Rules, etc.:

*Winner will bring 6 friends along for this special hot air balloon ride. (Ages 6 and up.)

*Hot Air Balloon ride will take place on Wednesday, March 20th around 6:30 a.m. and will launch from the grounds of The Junction Center.  (Ride time is approx 1 hour; allow 2.5 hours for ride plus travel time back to the Junction Center.)

*One entry per person.

*You must be 18 years of age or older to enter this contest.

*Comments left on this blog will not count as entries into this contest.

*In the case of bad weather, the hot air balloon ride with be rescheduled.

Slugs & Bugs Live From The Junction Center

March 1st, 2013 1 comment

Randall Goodgame of Slugs & Bugs is coming live in concert!  The show is Saturday, March 9th at 7:00 p.m. at Manheim BIC with special guests This Way Up!  (Tickets here.)  While he’s in town that day, Randall will perform a Live From The Junction Center mini concert for a small live studio audience that will be broadcast live on WJTL at 2:00 p.m.  We’ll also have chocolate chip cookies courtesy of Chick-Fil-A on Lincoln Highway East in Lancaster.  Space is limited for this exclusive event — the only way to be there is to win your way in!  Listen to the Kids Cookie Break Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. – Noon for chances to call in and win spots on our guest list!  WJTL will also give you chances to win on weekdays during the Get Up & Go Show the first week of March.

*Rules, etc.:

-You must not have won from WJTL in the past 30 days in order to be eligible to win.

-Only one winner per household in this contest.

-At least one parent must be present for every family 4 pack of spots on our guest list.

-Winning spots on the guest list does not include concert tickets.

Lickity Split Giveaways!

January 10th, 2013 No comments

Tune into the Get Up & Go Show with Fred & Lisa this week (January 07-11, 2013) for a daily chance to call in and win a gift card to Lickity Split Restaurant in New Holland!  Lickity Split is a vintage ice cream, soup and sandwich parlor on Main Street.  Learn more about Lickity Split’s menu, community involvement and story here.  (Keep our number handy and tune in to win: 717-392-3690!)

KIDS COOKIE BREAK 4 IS HERE

October 1st, 2012 3 comments

FRED MCNAUGHTON – The Kids Cookie Break 4 cd features new and familiar songs from Cookie Break favorites such as Slugs & Bugs, The Donut Man, Steven Courtney, Kelly Good, The Beggar Folk, Kimberliana, Bigsby, Chip Richter, The Wonders, Jim Rule, Bruce Fite, Jesse Rothacker of Forgotten Friend Reptiles, Phredd, This Way Up, Juliana Schnee, Emazing Grace and Gretchen & Heidi.  Songs of Faith, Fun and Family brought to you by The Kids Cookie Break & WJTL.

Cookie Breakers will recognize songs like Slugs & Bugs’ “Under Where?”, Jim Rule’s “Because I Said So!” and Bigsby’s “God Made Monkey”.  Look for new songs from Cookie break regulars and new artists such as The Donut Man, Phredd, The Beggar Folk, Kimberliana, Steven Courtney and many others.  The Kids Cookie Break 4 cd features 17 songs in all and is available at WJTL live events and online at the WJTL Store. Get yours today!

Kids Cookie Break 4 includes…

1 Super Green Turtle Machine – Jesse Rothacker of Forgotten Friend Reptiles (with Steven Courtney and Phredd)
2 Under Where? – Slugs & Bugs
3 Rock and Roll – Kelly Good
4 My Potatoes – Steven Courtney
5 Before the Beginning – The Donut Man
6 Wild Wheat and Daffodils – The Beggar Folk
7 Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road Last Night? – Phredd (with Matt Goss and Steven Courtney)
8 Cereal King – Kimberliana
9 God Made Monkey – Bigsby
10 How Many People – The Wonders
11 Because I Said So – Jim Rule
12 Swing Low Sweet Chariot – This Way Up
13 Love HIM – Bruce Fite
14 Expectations – Juliana Schnee
15 Ridin’ My Bike – Chip Richter
16 Dear Old Dixie – Emazing Grace
17 Get Happy – Gretchen & Heidi

 

The first 3 Kids Cookie Break cds sold out and are no longer available.

ORDER KIDS COOKIE BREAK 4 NOW

KCB FIELD TRIP TO POTTERY WORKS

May 14th, 2012 No comments


A QUICK PIC FROM THE NEW DIGS

November 2nd, 2011 5 comments

FRED MCNAUGHTON – So many listeners want to see the new studio at the Junction Center. We aren’t quite ready for a visit yet. Lisa did have time to take a quick picture of her new view. This is what Lisa sees from her new perch in the new studio. I hope it doesn’t scare you! =]

Lancaster’s Keith Baum with an update from Japan

March 17th, 2011 1 comment

FRED MCNAUGHTON – Our friend and Lancaster native, Keith Baum is serving with SEND INTERNATIONAL and is currently traveling in Taiwan.  We had the opportunity to interview Keith live on the air, along with SEND Regional Director, Scott Powell about how SEND’s staff in Japan has been affected by the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear emergency.

SEND International has 43 adult missionaries and 32 children serving in Japan.

Current conditions that are affecting the missionaries and their families are…

• Major aftershocks from the earthquake

• Scarcity of food and supplies

• Lack of train service

• Blackouts and Brownouts

• Gasoline is limited.

• Okutama Bible Chalet is closed because of food shortages and lack of train service.

• CAJ (Christian Academy of Japan) is closed this week because of the lack of train service, but virtual classrooms have started for the students.

Other current factors in Japan:

• Three embassies are advising nationals to leave.

• Three airlines are suspending flights to Tokyo.

• One mission organization has evacuated wives and children.

You can help SEND be an integral part of meeting the needs, physically and spiritually, of those who have been affected by the events in Japan, by visiting their website and making a donation.

 

Listen to our interview with Keith and Send Regional Director Scott Powell.

5 Fun Free Family Things todo This Weekend

March 4th, 2011 3 comments

FIVE FUN FREE FAMILY THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND!!! March 4, 5, & 6

5) Lancaster’s First Friday – tonite (March 4) 5p-9p – exhibitions, live music, theatrical performances, artist receptions, and more.

4) Film Night Double Feature – Free Event at Millersburg Assembly of God Church – Sat. & Sun. at 6PM. New Harvest Productions “Decisions” and “The Transformation of Timothy Straw”. A love offering will be accepted.

3) Steven Courtney live will be in concert, tonite (Fri) at Crossings Community Church, Columbia, PA – 7:00 PM
http://stevencourtney.com/

2) McCaskey Gospel Choir in concert – Sunday, 4pm – Christ Lutheran Church – Lancaster

1) MCC Quilt Preview, Today and Tomorrow (Fri and Sat) 517 Trout Run Rd. Ephrata. Check out Lisa’s visit.

Christmas Memories with Lisa Landis

December 11th, 2010 No comments

WJTL’s Lisa Landis shares a Christmas memory.

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VIDEO VAULT – Quick Change at Sight & Sound

August 27th, 2010 No comments

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Mystery Food Identified!

July 27th, 2010 11 comments

EDDIE DANIELS – Yesterday I posted a blog about a mystery food lurking in the WJTL refrigerator. Without any evidence, I went ahead and accused Lisa Landis as being the culprit who left the baggie of UFO (Unidentified Food Object) and it turns out I was correct. Eat your heart out, Gwenda Gumshoe!

In a comment left on the blog, Lisa confessed to leaving them in the fridge and identified them as sugar plums.

Seriously? Sugar plums?

They exist?

I’ve never seen a real-life sugar plum. Actually, I’ve never seen a photo of one. Or a drawing, even. The only time I’ve ever heard of them is in the Christmas poem where the kids have “visions of sugar plums” dancing in their heads. But in all the books I used to see this poem in, the accompanying drawing reveals the kids are actually dreaming of candy canes.

So now I’m left with even more questions that I’m too lazy to Google on my own. Are sugar plums a natural food, or are they sweetened and man-made, like candied apples? Do you just eat them with your fingers? Do they have pits? Are they actually plums, or do they just happen to have plums in their name?

I’ll be honest, seeing as how this was my first encounter with sugar plums, it may have ruined me on them even before I’ve had the opportunity to taste them. Sorry sugar plums. I’m prejudiced against you now.

Lisa said I could throw away the sugar plums. So I did.

Eddie Daniels, Video Guy
eddie@wjtl.com