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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Megan Divers is pictured here with here cement benches, placed in the school’s
courtyard to help her earn her Girl Scout Silver Award.
Megan Divers Earns the
Girl Scout Silver Award
Megan Divers, from Petroleum Valley Girl Scout
Troop #21945 earned her
Silver Award which is the
highest award earned by
Girl Scouts at the Cadette
age level. Megan is 14 years
old, attends Karns City Area
High School, and is the
daughter of Walter and
Cassandra
Divers
of
Petrolia. Megan chose to
earn her award by helping
the Chicora Elementary
School.
Working
with
the
Chicora Elementary School
principal, Mr Spack, and
the art teacher, Mrs. Green,
Megan
made
cement
benches to place in the
school’s courtyard. The
school court yard was being renovated to make it
more classroom friendly for
the students to use during
class time. Part of the renovation included adding
benches for the students to
sit upon. Mrs. Green was a
key person in Megan’s
project being tied into her
love of art. She demonstrated to Megan how to use
broken colored glass to
make mosaic scenes on the
benches. This technique
made the benches a beautiful and colorful addition to
the renovated courtyard.
Megan gathered all the materials necessary to build
and put together two mosaic benches that would last
for many years. From the
long hours of hard work
and dedication, Megan has
learned to respect those
that work hard and will
strive to improve the future
for everyone.
In addition to this project,
Megan also used her leadership skills to then teach this
mosaic art project to other
children. She instructed
about thirty girls at Girl
Scout camp in a project
where they created their
own stepping stones out of
cement and used glass
marbles to decorate in them
a mosaic-type design. All the
girls enjoyed learning this
new skill!
Driving Tour Meeting
Don Paul Fall
A planning meeting for the
Jewelers 2014 edition of the Fall Farm
148 N. Main St. • Butler, PA 16001 & Country Driving Tour is
for Wednesday
Complete Line of New scheduled
May 14th. Anyone interested
and Estate Jewelry in participating is welcome to
Custom Design, Remount Service,
In-Store Custom Repair Shop
Same Day Sizing Available on Request
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Free Layaway • 10-6 Daily / 10-2 Sat.
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attend at 7 PM at Baytree
Farm; located at the intersection of Route 38 and
Rockland Nickleville Road.
This year’s event will be held
on Saturday October 11th.
This is our 6th year and we participants and additional
are always looking for new ideas and input. If you have
any questions, please call
Warren Thomas at 814-6713922.
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Every Tuesday
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Doors Open
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1st Annual
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Memorial Cruise-In
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L-R, Front row: Kierstie Mapes, Hannah Roberts, Brooke Mays, Kelly Daugherty.
Back row: Zach Stiglitz, Jena Hall, Shayla Chapman, Tyler Beal.
Inducted Into National Honor Society
at Keystone High School
Pictured above are the newly inducted members of the Keystone High School chapter of
the National Honor Society. The induction ceremony took place on Monday, May 5, 2014
at the high school.
PennDOT Announces Public Meeting
for OC&T Headquarters Project
Oil City – The Pennsylvania Department of
Transportation and the
City of Oil City invite the
public to a meeting concerning plans for the
OC&T Railroad Headquarters project.
The project includes
repointing the exterior
brick of the Elm Street
building, new sidewalks
and curb ramps, interior
window glass, new glass
pane door, painting and
a bicycle rack.
The meeting will be
held as part of a regularly scheduled meeting
of Oil City Council. The
meeting will be held:
Date: Thursday, May
22
Time: 4:30 p.m.
Location: Oil City
Council Chambers
Chambers, Oil
1397 Kerr Ave. Ext.
Emlenton, PA
PA STATE
INSPECTION
City Hall
Hall, 21 Seneca
Street
Street, Oil City, PA
16301.
The purpose of this
meeting is to introduce
the project and to receive public input regarding any questions or
concerns
with
the
project.
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Chicora, Pa.
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Page A-2 – The Progress News - May 13, 2014
DOUBLE
DRIVEL
Into The
Outdoors
A Mother’s Refuge, A Son’s Legacy
By: Jerry Costello for The Christophers
By Chris Henderson
With Dick and Mike
Sean Foust recently connected on his first career hole in
one. He aced the 166 yard 15TH hole at Butler Country Club
using a 7 iron. Rumor has it Sean’s uncle Gary Whittington
has been working with Sean on his swing.
Wandy Rodriguez is 0-1 with a 10.38 ERA at AA Altoona.
Can’t wait to see him back in the bigs.
Floyd Money Matweather was paid $32 million for his fight
with Marcos Maidana. The fight went 12 rounds so that was
36 minutes. Floyd pocketed $2,666,667 per round, or
$888,889 per minute, or $14,815 per second. There are also
reports than when the pay per view dollars are added in
Floyd’s total could reach $70 million.
In 1972 baseball teams used an average of 2.94 relievers
per game. In 1992 it was up to 4.29. Today the number is up
to 5.96. No wonder some games seem to go on forever.
The Steelers first round pick Ryan Shazier may turn out to
be a good one, but I think they had other needs that could
have been addressed. Shazier played outside linebacker at
OSU and now will have to move inside since the Steelers paid
big money to Jason Worilds and drafted Jarvis Jones last year.
The Steelers could have drafted C J Moseley from Alabama
who is an inside linebacker. I thought they would have either
tried to find a replacement for aging Ike Taylor at cornerback
or found a lineman to replace trouble Mike Adams. After
back to back 8-8 seasons I thought Kevin Colbert could have
done better.
The Steelers home opener might be much more appealing
if Johnny Manziel wins the Browns starting quarterback job.
Kentucky recently gave raises to 2 assistant basketball
coaches now paying them $350,000 per year. 14 head
coaches of teams that made the NCAA tournament last year
don’t get paid that much.
Thought of the week: Eventually all things fall into place.
Until then, laugh at the confusion, live for the moments, and
know everything happens for a reason.
Clarion County PASR School
Enhancement Mini-Grant
At this time of year, most of us outdoor folks are at least
somewhat obsessed with fishing. We humans, however, are
not the only anglers out there. This week, let’s look at some
of the critters with which we compete for fish.
One of the best known is the great blue heron. These birds
are often mistakenly referred to as cranes, probably due to
their resemblance to the sandhill crane. They are often seen
standing in the water on their long legs, watching for fish,
which they catch with their sword-like beak. They can swallow a fish that is a foot long without difficulty. Something that
never fails to amaze me about herons is their ability to fly right
next to the water, with their long legs trailing behind. They
build their huge nests high in trees, and nesting is occurring
more often in this part of the country.
The green heron is another angler, although it most often
eats minnows and other small fish. They are often called a
shite-poke. When I was a little kid, one of these used to visit
the creek in our backyard every spring. When I would see
him, I would know that winter was finally over.
The osprey, also known as the fish hawk, is a large hawk,
somewhat smaller than an eagle. They feed almost exclusively on fish, and their body design reflects this. They are
capable of diving almost totally underwater, and their wing
joints allow them to take off successfully from the water. They
were at one time just migratory, but some now nest in Pennsylvania. If you fish at Harbor Acres lake, you are very likely to
see them. I’ve sighted them at different times of the year, so I
can only assume that they are nesting nearby.
One of my very favorite birds is the belted kingfisher. They
do most of their fishing in streams and creeks, including the
one that runs through our home township. They somewhat
resemble a blue jay, although they are larger and have a more
pronounced crest. They dive completely underwater to capture small fish, which they then swallow whole. They will also
eat crayfish and other small aquatic critters. On very rare
occasions, they will eat mice. Their rattling, cackling call is
almost unmistakable.
Of course, the most magnificent of the other anglers is the
bald eagle, our national symbol. For a time in the twentieth
century, these wonderful creatures were actually in danger of
extinction. Now, they have made a remarkable comeback
just about everywhere. In fact, it is no longer unusual to see
bald eagles along the Allegheny River. When I was a kid, if
you would have said that eagles would appear along the river,
I would have suggested that you have your head examined.
Three years ago, my son and I had the good fortune to see an
eagle capturing a fish and carrying it off. If you’d like to see a
nesting pair, all you have to do is go to Oneida Lake. There is
a pair nesting in the big pine trees on the Route 38 side of the
lake. The best place to observe them is on the opposite side
of the lake, with a good spotting scope or pair of binoculars.
The “other anglers” are not limited to birds alone. River
otters, which are making a comeback here in the Keystone
State, are very fond of a fish dinner. Raccoons eat a lot of
crayfish, but will not hesitate to eat a fish if they can catch
them.
So, the next time you are out fishing, and think that you
have the angling to yourself, think again. You may have more
company than you realize.
Clarion County PASR exists to serve the needs of all school
retirees and to bring about positive change within our communities.
The Clarion chapter recognizes the important foundation
laid by public education. They wish to support our public
schools in their educational focus and encourage innovative
classroom ideas and professional development. This $300
School Enhancement Mini-Grant will provide resources to
support high-quality education by funding a variety of
projects, both in and out of the classroom. There will be
a minimum of one grant per year.
CCPASR* is comprised of ALL Clarion County school retirees: teachers, administrators, nurses, counselors, and support
personnel, including custodians, cafeteria workers and bus
drivers, i.e., everyone who is covered by the Public School
Employees’ Retirement System (PSERS). Therefore, any of
these employees in the local school system is eligible to
receive this award.
Applicants must complete the attached request (available
on-line at www.myprogressnews.com) for their proposal
and mail the completed forms to: Barb Speer, 119 S. 3rd Ave.,
Local Man Invents
Clarion, PA 16214. Forms need to be postmarked no later
Preventative
Healthcare Product
than May 23, 2014. The award(s) will be presented in Fall,
Deadly Bedsores cause approximately 48.5 infection
2014. Questions and concerns should be sent to
deaths in Clarion, Butler, Venango, And Armstrong Counties
[email protected].
annually.
Many people are shocked when they learn that infected
bedsores cause 34,320 deaths annually in the USA. This averages out to 686 infections deaths in Pennsylvania and 10.4
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There will be another
Mother’s Day this year for
Jackie Giblin Bardem. She suffered an unspeakable loss 18
months ago when her 7-yearold son, Daniel, was one of 20
student-victims of a shooter in
Newtown, Conn. With special thanks to her childhood
parish in the Bronx, in New
York City, Daniel’s memory
will go on and on, for
Mother’s Days down through
the years. Her Bronx friends
thought that much of her, one
of nine little Giblin children
who grew up there. And they
never forgot.
You probably remember
Danny. He was the red-haired
kid with the gap-tooth smile
who broke your heart when
you realized what the family
must be going through.
There’s Mark, Jackie’s husband, and two other children:
James, 13, and Natalie, 12.
Jackie’s childhood parish,
Our Lady of Refuge in the
Kingsbridge section of the
Bronx, is raising enough
money to dedicate its new
athletic facility this month in
Danny’s honor: the Daniel
Bardem Memorial Gym.
Denis Hamill wrote about it in
the Daily News a couple of
months ago, and how on May
17 they’re having the Daniel
Bardem Memorial Games
there.
Jackie Bardem remembers
the gym at Our Lady of Refuge when she was just Jackie
Giblin.
“It was safe and fun,” she
recalls. “No drugs, no violence, no gangs. The guys and
girls mingled together. There
was no social media then. No
cell phones. Just kids interacting with each other, laughing,
carrying on. We all made
friendships that have lasted a
lifetime.”
The money realized on May
17, as well as that which came
from other fund-raising
events, will be used for a new
gym floor plus refurbishing
the entire facility. The honor
to her son means a great deal
to Jackie.
“The idea that the youth
center where I learned about
life as a kid will be named after my son Daniel is a very special thing for me,” she said.
“That other kids will come
there to be safe and have fun
and learn about life is fitting
because Danny was all about
helping other kids. One
neighbor described Daniel as
‘an old soul in the body of a
child.’ He was such an unusual kid, so giving, so kind,
always so concerned about
others. Just like the people of
my old neighborhood.”
That goes for the people of
Newtown as well. A teacher,
Jackie Bardem had stopped
working after the massacre,
which left 26 dead—six staff
members in addition to the 20
young pupils. The world
stopped too for a time, but
this year Jackie resumed
teaching, and all of her
family’s
friends
came
through.
“Last week,” she said, “I
came home and neighbors
who knew I’d started working again left prepared meals
for us. The kindness here
from so many people has
been overwhelming. I guess
you can say I’ve seen the best
people can be. And, of course,
the worst. But there are more
good people, and that gives
me comfort.
“Now my son’s name goes
up on the youth center.
Where I grew up. Amazing.”
Reason to count one’s blessings, certainly, this Mother’s
Day. And, come to think of it,
for many Mother’s Days yet to
come.
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Boys & Girls Club Trail Cleanup
Scavenger
OBITUARIES
Hunt
Franklin!
Ron Rosman and wife, MaryAnn Rosman
Educational Talent Search
will hold a workshop for 6th
- 12th graders entitled
"SMART-On the Hunt: A Trek
through Franklin" on Saturday, May 17, 2014 from 9:30
am until 2:30 pm. The workshop begins and ends at
Neverending Stories, located
at 1252 Liberty St., Franklin,
PA. Students will decipher
hints, complete challenges,
and make discoveries as they
trek through downtown
Franklin. They will meet and
chat with local entrepreneurs
and complete scavenger hunt
challenges. Students can register a team or join others
looking for team members to
compete in this fun scavenger
hunt type race. A service
project will be included.
Prizes will be awarded and
lunch will be provided.
Pre-registration required.
Call 393-2071 or toll free at 1888-533-6487!
Scrubgrass Stone Church
Welcomes Ron Rosman
Otto Schiberl
Memorial Ride
Scrubgrass Stone Church
welcomes Ron Rosman on
May 18th, 2014 at 7:00 pm to
our summer concert series.
Ron Rosman; former backup vocalist and keyboardist
for Tommy James & The
Shondells (well-known rock
band of the 60's & 70's. Ron
toured the United States and
several countries sharing the
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few. He also made an appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
As time went on, Ron felt a
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On Saturday, April 26th,
eight members of the Boys &
Girls Club Along The Allegheny participated in a trail
clean up from Foxburg to the
Clarion River bridge.
The event was initiated by
Sally Vereb of Foxburg. The
Boys & Girls Club has
adopted this stretch of the
If you are interested in 3122 after 3:00 pm. The
trail as part of their commu- more information, please club is open for kids age 8
nity service and will help keep contact the club at 724-867- to 17 years of age.
it clean in years to come.
Kids enjoyed looking the
most unique object. The winner just happened to find a
shoe along the way.
Members who help participate were Andrew Bramer,
Chase Burrell, Brady Cullen,
Rachel
Cullen,
Tony
Izquierdo, Nancy Izquierdo,
Jacobey Gilson and Jade
Layton.
The kids enjoyed pizza afterwards at the Foxburg
Pizza Shop.
The Boys & Girls Club will
be starting their summer
hours beginning June 9th.
Hours will be Monday thru
Friday from 10 am to 4 pm.
The club has a variety of
educational programs, day
camps and activities planned
for the summer.
Otto’s Tavern of Emlenton
will be holding their 6th Annual Memorial Poker Ride on
June 7, 2014. The ride is in
memory of Otto Schiberl who
was the founder of Otto’s tavern. Registration will be from
9:00 am to 10:00 am. Cost is
$20 single rider and $30
double rider. Ride along the
car for $20, $10 passenger.
Retrun at 6:00 pm for a pig
roast, 505/50 raffle, flat
screen TV raffle, Chinese auction.
Benefits the Boys and Girls
Club Along The Allegheny.
Entertainment provided at
9:00 PM with the band, E53.
No cover charge.
For information call 724867-0955.
– Plant Sale –
at the
Chicora VFD
Bedding Flowers
Vegetable Plants
Hanging Baskets
HOURS:
Foxburg Free
Library Golf Outing
Mon. – Sat.: 8 AM to 5 PM
Come join us for a day of golf, fun, food and music on Saturday,
June 28, 2014. The Foxburg Free Library will be hosting a golf
scramble to help raise money for the historic library.
Registration time will be at 12:00 pm with a shotgun start at
1:00 pm at the historic Foxburg Country Club.
The 4 person scramble is $75 per individual or $300 for a team.
Teams can be comprised of men, women or mixed. The entry fee
includes 18 holes with a cart, light lunch during registration, hors
d’ oeuvres/Happy Hour, dinner catered by A La Carte Catering
and DJ on the porch. Registration is open to the first 48 golfers.
Registration forms are available in the Foxburg Country Club
Pro Shop or by e-mailing the library at foxburgfree
[email protected]. Anyone wishing to sponsor a hole for this
event or for more information, call the library at 724-659-3431.
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Hometown Heroes
Lecture at Clarion Free Library
The Clarion Free Library
(CFL) offers a free cultural
program the third Thursday
of every month. This month's
Third Thursday program,
happening on May 15th at
6:30 pm, is Clarion's Hometown Heroes: Captain
Loomis, Colonel Calvin A.
Craig, and Craig E. Fleming.
This will be a lively and informative lecture presented by
Mary Lea Lucas of the Clarion
County Historical Society and
Dr. James Maccaferri of
Clarion University. In addition to the lecture, historical
artifacts related to the lives of
these local heroes will be on
display. The names Captain
Loomis, Colonel Craig, and
Craig Fleming have become
part of the everyday life in
Clarion, but few people
know who these men are or
where and why their service
should be remembered. In
advance of Memorial Day, the
public is encouraged to come
to the library and learn about
the exploits of these gallant
soldiers.
The library has been attempting to offer more programming to enliven and enrich the cultural life in the
greater Clarion community.
These events, known as
"Third Thursdays", will feature something new every
month at 6:30 pm in the CFL
meeting room. According to
Dan Parker, Director of the
Clarion Free Library, "We have
a particular interest in highlighting the crafts and the talents of people from the region. 'Third Thursday' is designed to be more a backyard
or front porch approach to
art and culture." In the coming months, the community
can look forward to musical
groups, discussions with authors, examples of traditional
crafts, and much more in the
future. For more information
cantact the Clarion Free Library at 814-226-7172
Annual Spring Raffle
Loot & Shoot Night
15 Gun Raffle / 5 Cash Prizes
Saturday, May 17th
Clintonville
Volunteer Fire Department
Doors Open 5:00 pm • First Drawing at 6:00 PM
• Food & Bev. Provided with Ticket
Keystone Crowns King & Queen
Keystone High School held their 2014 Promenade, Crowning and Prom on Sat., May
3. This year’s King and Queen are Jordan Weeter and Mallory Reed. Jordan is the son
of Mark Weeter of Florida and Lori Weeter of Knox. Mallory is the daughter of Dan Reed
of Knox and Lori Reed of Clarion.
hoto courtesy of Smith Photography
Building Healthy Communities
in a Stronger Pennsylvania
Governor Tom Corbett is committed to
ensuring there are resources available to preserve the heritage of Pennsylvania’s communities and to provide the leadership needed
to guide them out of financial struggles. As a
result, 2014 is starting to show signs of financially healthier communities across Pennsylvania.
In February, we saw the City of Harrisburg
move out of receivership when the Commonwealth Court officially rescinded the Office of
the Receiver. While cities around the country
continue to struggle, in two short years, the
City of Harrisburg emerged from crisis and is
now moving toward long-term fiscal stability.
The Borough of Millbourne’s Act 47 status
was rescinded in March by Department of
Community and Economic Development Secretary C. Alan Walker after working through
21 years in the Act 47 program. The Delaware
County community is the first municipality to
exit the Act 47 Program in more than seven
years.
There are many reasons for this positive
progress towards financial stability, many of
which involve specific initiatives of the
Governor’s Center for Local Government
Services (the Center).
Scenic Valley
Coiffures
• Persistent technical assistance to these
communities throughout the Act 47 process.
• The development and implementation of
new tax collection legislation, Act 32 of 2008.
Early unaudited estimates show that Act 32
has increased revenue in Pennsylvania’s cities
by as much as 23 percent.
• Pennsylvania’s overall improving
economy, driven by the Corbett
administration’s pro-growth policies, encouragement of public/private partnerships and
proactive local government initiatives.
The Center has a number of tools designed
to assist communities in need, to help prevent communities from entering the Distressed Communities Program and to ensure
that those communities that have exited the
program remain in good fiscal health.
If you are interested in learning about these
tools or have questions about your
municipality’s financial situation, I encourage
you to contact the Center and speak to someone on our team at 866.466.3972. We are
committed to building healthy communities in
a stronger Pennsylvania and have a variety of
resources to assist.
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2) Webley & Scott 12 Ga. Pump
3) $300 Cash
4) Remington Model Five 22LR
50/50
5) Cobra 380 Semi Auto
Raffles
6) $300 Cash
7) Remington 783 Bolt Rifle
8) Savage Axis Pkg.
9) $300 Cash
10) KOFS 410 Over and Under
11) Weatherby 12 Ga. Pump Shotgun
12) Ten Point Cross Bow Pkg.
13) $300 Cash
14) Heritage Rough Rider 22 Revolver
15) Thompson Center Inline 50 Cal.
16) Marlin XL7 270 Win.
17) $300 Cash
18) Remington 870 Shotgun
19) Sccy 9 mm Pistol
20) Ruger Blackhawk SS 357 6 1/2” Barrel
Gun Added After 600 Tickets sold & 1 every 100 thereafter
$
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All State & Federal Laws Apply • Prizes Supplied by
Gun Town Mountain, Franklin, PA 814-437-7988
Winner Responsible for Background Check
Guns to be picked up at Gun Town Mountain within
30 days of Raffle or will be property of Clintonville Vol. Fire. Dept.
McNany Lumber, Inc.
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May 13, 2014
Section B – Page 1
Oberlander on Board with Proposal to Protect
Regional Oil, Natural Gas Producers
From One-Size-Fits-All Regulations
Group – All … L-R: Front row - Hayden Fleeger, Mattie Wayland, Eliza Datko, Taylor
Cloak, Kaden Hanna, Lillie Hauser, Maggie Snodgrass, Lillian Kiskadden. Row 2, Callie
Snodgrass, Jacob Allen, Lila Gourley, Dylan Smail, Reese Runyan, Owen Bohlander,
Matthew Weaver. Row 3, Wade Reichelderfer & Ian Lindsey (CUP Men’s Swimming),
Lindsey Finke (CUP Women’s Golf); Michelle Kiser, November Simko, Holly Gourley
(Clarion Pre-School); Matt Koerper (CUP Football), Eric White (CUP Baseball).
Clarion SAAC & Clarion
Christian Pre-school Team Up For St. Jude’s
(CLARION, PA.): Clarion
Christian Pre-School and
Clarion University Athletics
– specifically the Student
Athlete Advisory Committee, teamed up to help raise
$1,431 on May 2 for St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tn.
Clarion Christian PreSchool, which is led by director and teacher Holly
Gourley, organized a Trikea-Thon with the Clarion
SAAC Committee through
Associate Athletic Director
Wendy Snodgrass, which
was held on Friday, May 2
at Waldo S. Tippin Gymna-
sium. Sixteen pre-school
children ages 4-5, took
pledges and pedaled around
a course set up at Tippin
Gym that resulted in Clarion
Christian Pre-School raising
the $1,431.00 for children
at St. Jude’s.
“Each year our preschoolers do a project that
encourages them to give
back. When we learned of
the St. Jude’s Trike-a-Thon,
I knew it was a perfect fit
for us,” said Gourley. “Our
children knew they were
riding their bikes to help
other kids get the special
medicines they need at St.
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idea. The curriculum also
taught the children about
bike safety, which was another plus. We would like
to thank Wendy Snodgrass
and the SAAC Committee
for helping us organize the
event at Tippin Gym, setting up our course and tearing down afterwards. We
look forward to working
with Wendy, SAAC and
Clarion University in the future.
The Clarion University
SAAC Committee, led by
President Emilee Gysegem,
V-P Megan Toddy and Treasurer Lindsay Finke, is made
up of two members representing each varsity intercollegiate athletic team at
Clarion University. The
group works on a number
of projects during the year,
including raising money for
Make-A-Wish, and collecting food at Thanksgiving
and donating to a local food
bank.
“We were happy to join
with Clarion Christian PreSchool on such a worthwhile
project,”
said
Snodgrass. “We are hoping
to make this an annual
event.”
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Come Join The Fun at
Knox Farmers Market
May 16th • 4 pm to 7 pm
Knox Community Park
Vendors are ready to go with their plants,
jewelry, baked goods, beef, crafts & lots more
Tractor Parade - 4:00 PM
Touch A Truck
Kids: Enter The Sunflower
/ Pumpkin Contest
Seeds and Pots will be provided
by the Venango 4-H Club
PARKER HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI BANQUET
May 24th, 2014
Pe rrrr y To wnship F
ehall
Fii rrehall
in West Freedom
Register at 5:30 PM
Braised Steak Dinner at 6:00 PM
$10.00 per Person
Reservations may be made by calling
Gerre Slaughenhoupt - 724-399-2001
Kay Caldwell - 724-399-2053
Reservations Deadline is May 17th
724-445-3901
CLARION – PA House Republican Gas and Oil Caucus
Chair
Rep.
Donna
Oberlander
(R-Clarion/
Armstrong) announced her
support today for proposed
legislation that would require
the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
to establish separate regulations for conventional and
unconventional drilling operations.
“The night-and-day differences between traditional
mom and pop oil and natural
gas natural producers operating throughout our region
versus the much, larger and
newer Marcellus Shale industry appear blatantly obvious
to virtually everyone, except
for DEP officials who are continuing to move forward with
regulations that treat them
exactly and detrimentally the
same,” said Oberlander. “As
Republican chair of the Pennsylvania House Gas and Oil
Caucus, I fully support this
legislation because unlike
DEP, it fully and comprehensively takes into account the
significant differences be-
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Memorial Day
Tribute Page
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be publishing our annual
Memorial Day Tribute page
on Tuesday, May 20th.
Anyone wishing to pay
tribute with a memorial for
any past Veteran may submit to the Progress News
by Noon on Friday, May
16th. Cost for a Memorial
with a photo is $15.00.
Any business wishing to
place an ad may send information
to:
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myprogressnews.com or
via over the counter. You
may also mail your memorials to: The Progress News,
P.O. Box A, Emlenton, PA
16373.
We will also be listing any
services that will be held in
the local area.
tween conventional and unconventional energy development, while doing absolutely
no regulatory harm to the future survival of this 150-yearold homegrown industry that
still provides thousands of local family-sustaining jobs.”
The soon-to-be-introduced
legislation would direct the
DEP’s Environmental Quality
Board (EQB) to separate the
drilling, alteration, operation
and plugging regulations for
unconventional gas wells
from those regulations applicable to conventional oil and
gas wells in the Commonwealth. Once introduced,
Oberlander expects the proposed bill to be referred to the
House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee, of which she is a member,
for consideration.
“Last February, as a member of the House Appropriations Committee, I extensively
questioned Pennsylvania’s Environmental Protection Sec-
retary Christopher Abruzzo
regarding what specific actions DEP is taking to repair
its longstanding and farreaching reputation as the
‘biggest impediment to job
creation in Pennsylvania,’”
said Oberlander. “I also presented the concerns expressed to me by many of our
region’s smaller conventional
oil and gas producers regarding the devastating economic
impacts that DEP’s proposed,
one-size-fits-all, broadly imposed, Chapter 78 regulatory
revisions would have on their
survival. I am supporting this
proposed legislation because
one-size-fits-all-regulations
are always the wrong answer
when it comes to preserving
our natural resources,
Pennsylvania’s rich natural
gas development heritage
and the revenue-generating,
job creation and energy saving benefits that continue to
reignite our state and local
economies.”
Benefit for Donnie Keene III
Set For Saturday, May 17th
The Riverstone Nightclub, Parker VFW, and
Parker House will be hosting a triathalon on Saturday,
May 17th which will include a pool tournament,
beer pong, and corn hole
tournament, along with a
50/50 raffle and Chinese
auction. All proceeds will
go to help the family of
Donnie Keene III.
Events: All signups start
one hour before event
Beer Pong starts at 8 pm
at the Parker VFW, $5/
team.
\Pool Tournament starts
at 5 pm at Riversone Nightclub, is $10/player with
single elimination and winner receives 1/2 the pot.
Cornhole starts at 3 pm
in the back parking lot of
the VFW, sponsored by the
Parker House. The cost is
$5/team with double elimination.
A Chinese auction will be
located at the Parker VFW
and drawing starts at 9 pm
at Riverstone by DJ Brant.
50/50 drawing will be at 9
pm as well.
Music provided by DJ
Brant & Digital Stylez.
Donations
can
be
dropped off at Riverstone
bar. For more information
on event, contact: Kyle
Stewart - 814-319-4920;
Vicky McCord - 724-9741179; Martina Felix - 724504-8011.
Donnie Keene III was
born on January 28th, 2014
diagnosed with hypo plastic left heart syndrome. He
has already had one open
heart surgery when he was
10 days old, a second one
will be in April, 2014 and a
third one will be when he is
2 - 3 years old. The parents,
Donne Keene Jr. and
Cortnee Garvin, have been
staying at the Ronald
McDonald house while
Donnie is undergoing treatment at Children's Hospital
in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Auto Sales
5079 Emlenton-Clintonville Rd.
Emlenton, PA 16373
724-867-0380
‘04 Hyundai Elantra, As Is ....... $999
‘04 Chevy Aveo, 5 Spd ... $3299
‘05 Hyundai Elantra ......... $3399
‘05 PT Cruiser ................... $3499
‘03 Buick Century ............. $3799
‘03 Chevy Malibu .............. $3799
‘03 Chevy Cavalier, 4dr ... $3899
‘03 Grand Caravan ........... $3999
‘02 Honda Odessy Van .... $3999
‘07 Ford Taurus. ............... $3999
‘06 Kia Spectra, 5 Spd ...... $5799
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‘07 Gr. Caravan (Stow N Go) ... $7299
‘03 Chevy 2500 HD ............. $8499
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‘02 SATURN 4 DR SDN,
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‘03 SATURN ION SDN,
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‘01 DODGE STRATUS SDN,
4 CYL, AUTO ................. $2,995
‘04 BUICK CENTURY SDN,
V-6, AUTO .................... $2,995
‘04 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC SDN,
4 CYL, AUTO ................. $3,295
‘04 PONTIAC GRAND AM GT CPE,
V-6, AUTO, ................... $3,595
‘06 CHEVY IMPALA LT SDN,
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★ EVENTS ★
★ FOR RENT ★
Spaghetti Dinner on May
13th from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm
at St. Paul’s Church, 2167,
SR 268, Chicora. $6.00
Adults; $3.00 Children. All
proceeds benefit Mission
Fund. Take-Outs Available for
Additional Fee.
5/12
Country Gospel Jam - God’s
Country Paradise Park on Rt.
268, Cowansville Re-Opening. Country Gospel Jam on
Friday, May 16th at 6:30 PM.
Everyone Welcome. Staff
Band welcomes new Musicians and Singers.
Parker - Upstairs Apartment
for 1 or 2 Adults. Utilities included. No Smoking, No Pets.
Security Required. Outside
entrance with steps. 724791-2742.
5/6
“Bingo, Thursday, May 15th
at 6:30 PM at the St. Petersburg Firehall. Payout is half
of what we take in. The
kitchen will be open. Benefits
the SPVFD. Thank you for
your support!”
5/12
“St. Petersburg Volunteer
Fire Department presents:
“The Men of Class” Male
Revue Fundraiser. Friday,
May 16th from 8:00pm - 11:00
PM at the St. Petersburg
Firehall. Must be 21 and over.
BYOB. 50/50 Raffle. Pure
Romance Booth, Sizzling Entertainment DJ Services. PreSale Tickets are $15, Tickets
at the door are $20. For the
presale tickets call Angie at
814-431-9681. Benefits the
St. Petersburg Vol. Fire Co.”
5/13
Scrubgrass Senior Centerlocated in the Scrubgrass
Grange building, is holding
their annual yard/bake sale
on Friday, May 23 and Saturday, May 24 from 10:00a.m.
to 2:00p.m. Food and beverSpecialty
ages available to purchase.
Table rental for $5.00/day by
‘97 BMW 328 IS, CPE, 6 CYL
Lois at 814-385-6482.
AUTO, 51,000 MILES .... $7,500 calling
5/13
TRUCKS – VANS
&
4x4’s
‘00 GMC SAFARI AWD VAN
V-6, AUTO, ................... $2,595
‘00 OLDS BRAVADA AWD SW
V-6, AUTO, ................... $3,295
DON
814-797-1025
Poor Credit? Stop By!
Exit 53 • I-80
Yard Sale - Maple Lane, St.
Petersburg, PA on May 17th
starting at 10:00 am. Books,
tools, collecatables, - free
cookbook with a purchase of
$10 or more; includes dishes,
cookware, household goods
as we can get them out for display.
★ FOR RENT ★
2 bedroom rental, lg. kitchen
with appliances, laundry
hook-ups, central air, deck
and carport, includes most
utilities. No pets. No smoking. Available July 1. References a must. $625 +deposit.
(724)753-2780 after 6pm.
TFN
Duplex with 2 Br. Apts. Kaylor
- KC School District. Security
Deposit and References required. Stove and Refrigerator provided. No Pets, NonSmokers preferred. Section 8
housing candidates considered. $350.00. 724-5265403. 5/13
★ FOR SALE ★
Herb plants, heirloom tomatoes and miniature
plants for fairy gardens at
The Herb Shed, Knox.
Hours: Tue. – Sat. 10:00 to
5:00. 814-797-1667
Rolland Amp Jazz Chorus
120 - $285.
Yamaha 30 amp - $60.00
Large Safe, 32”x32”, 24” high
724-791-2242
★ HELP WANTED ★
National Tank Carrier looking for Dispatch/ Clerical Person in Parker, PA.
Strong computer skills and
dispatch Exp. Excellent Benefit Package. Salary based on
Exp. Call 814-209-4104. 5/13
Looking for motivated individual for weed eating & general upkeep & maintenance.
Must have some flexibility in
time schedule and weekend
work. Your own vehicle is a
plus. Greater production
equals greater pay. Call 412867-1816
TFN
Drivers: Regional OTR CDLA. Mail Route drivers needed
in Zelienople, PA.
★ EVENTS ★
$19.18/hour plus $4.65/hour
Moving Sale - 593 Rt. 58,
USPS Health & Welfare. Not a
2
Houses
for
rent,
both
3
Foxburg, next to golf course.
Local Position. www.eagle
bdrm,
1
ba
in
Parker.
One
be10 am to 7 pm daily til gone!
expresslines.com
5/27
Furniture, Yard Equipment, side park, washer & dryer.
ALL
NEW
dry
wall,
paint,
etc. Call 724-659-0043 for
Accounting Assistant, East
flooring, windows, bathroom
info. or directions.
Brady, 3 Days per week,
& furnace. 2nd house is 2
Strong Bookkeeping ExperiMulti-Family Yard Sale - May story, new paint & flooring, ence Required. Specialized
newer
furnace,
dry
wall,
16th & 17th, 9am-3pm at 215
Staffing & Industry Recruiters.
South Drive, Butler. Furniture, kitchen & windows. Both very The Best Work With Us. 724baby clothes, toys, refrigera- clean & very nice. No smok- 287-8380.
tor, home decor, and much ers, no pets. 1st, last & secu- www.SpecializedStaffinginc.com
rity deposit. $750.00 Month
more.
5/20
plus Utilities. 724-290-7321
CREW
Positions,
with
a
vari5/6
Spaghetti Dinner on Tuesday, May 13th at the Eau 2 or 3 Bedroom House in ety of Shifts available beWasher,Dryer, tween 5 am and midngiht, are
Claire United Methodist Emlenton.
Church. Serving from 4:30 pm Stove, Fridge, Dishwasher. available immediately at
to 6:30 pm. Cost: Donation. $395.00 month. Call 724- BURGER KING, Barkeyville
Exit off of I-80, Exit 29. We of5/13 679-2500.
5/13
fer flexible scheduling that fits
your lifestyle. Advancement
opportunities are available
BUSINESS LIQUIDATION AUCTION
for ambitious and capable
CONNER'S PLUMBING & HEATING
employees who demonstrate
SAT MAY 17, 2014 10AM
good leadership skills. Apply
118 State Route 1034 Templeton PA 16259
in person at the restaurant.
REAL ESTATE, EQUIPMENT,
EOE.
5/20
TOOLS, VEHICLES, SUPPLIES
Help Wanted - ASAP - Deli,
01 Harley Davidson Softail, 05 BMW 325 CI 105K Miles,
Register, Stock boy. Taking
07 GMC Work Van 94K Miles, Werner Ladders, Craftsman
applications. Will train at
Hand Tools, Torches & Gauges, Safety Harness, CraftsWhyte’s Comet Market,
man Roll Away Tool Box, Rigid Power 700 Threaded,
Parker, PA.
Turbo Propane Heater, Conduit Benders, Miamian Electric
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Local Group
Over The Course Of The Past Year Our Puzzled Life Autism Support Group Has Worked On Community Involvement Activities And Reaching Out To Local Families In Need
Of Extra Support For Social Interaction Opportunities For
Their Children.
Several Opportunities Have Been Made Possible By Local
VFW Post 7073 Of Parker. The VFW Post 7073 Helped
Provide Funds Last Year To Assist The Support Group In
Setting Up A Local School Supply Drive That Provided Over
100 Children With Needed School Supplies.
The VFW Also Hosted A Christmas Party In December
With The Support Group That Gave Families A Chance To
See Santa Clause And Participate In Many Craft Activities.
During This Event Each Child Was Given A Gift From Santa,
Commander Dave Slaugenhoup.
VFW Post 7073 Has Continued To Make A Positive Impact For Autism Awareness Month With A Generous Donation Of $500 To Continue Our Community Projects And
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Park For 20 Individuals.
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May 13, 2014
This program will be a two
week series starting on May
13th and concluding on May
20th. The classes will begin at
10 am on Tuesday May 13th;
each session is limited to fifteen people, so pre-registration is required. Please sign
up at the front desk of the
Clarion Free Library. It is also
a requirement to have an active e-mail account to take
these classes. The first session
will teach the very basics of
Facebook, including signing
up for Facebook, building a
profile, posting photos and
links, and finding friends. The
second session will focus
more on the advanced uses of
Facebook, such as privacy settings, creating friend groups,
and privacy settings. After the
Facebook classes in May, the
library will be conducting another six week series of free
Basic Computer Literacy
Classes starting June 3rd, preregistration for those classes
is also required. Please contact the library at 814-2267172 with any questions.
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1006 Meadville Pike / Franklin, PA 16323
May 17, 2014 • 9:00 AM
This is Day T
wo of a Two Day Auction
Tw
1993 Crown Vic • JD Garden Tractor • Stair Lift • Furniture • Canoe
Small Farm Implements • Lawn & Garden • Piano
1000s of Sewing Notions & Fabric • Ceramic Kilns • China • Glassware • Household
DIRECTIONS: From Franklin take Rt. 322 West to Patchel Run Road, turn right. Follow to
Meadville Pike (the first stop sign), turn left and follow to auction. Watch for Baker & Bellis
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CANOE, LAWN & GARDEN, SMALL FARM IMPLEMENTS: John Deere GT225 Garden
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heater; Homelite chainsaw; hand tools; Weed Eater featherlite; Craftsman band saw, table saw,
and router; FURNITURE, CHAIR LIFT, APPLIANCES, PIANO: 8 pc. cherry queen bedroom
suite; upright cherry Story & Clark piano; 4 pc. full bedroom suite; Singer treadle sewing
machine; Wurlitzer organ; 3 pc. Bassett dining room suite; wicker patio furniture; 3 pc. living
room suite; Stannah 420 stair lift, like new; wardrobe cabinets; patio furniture; lamp stand;
ornate kitchen table; trunks; GE freezer; Maytag Atlantic elec. dryer; Whirlpool washer and
dryer; metal cabinets; shelving; CLOCKS, VINTAGE STOVE: wall grandfather clocks; mantel
clocks; vintage Detroit Jewel cook stove; VINTAGE ROSS CENTRAL PARK CRUISER
BICYCLES
BICYCLES; AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: At advertising deadline we are still unpacking the attic
of the house. Many more smalls to come from there for the auction. Another all day auction
with many items not listed. All items to be removed day of auction. Road parking, use
caution Food and drink by the Rolling Bistro. TERMS: Cash and PA check. No out of state
checks will be accepted.
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IUP To Host
Inaugural REACH Conference
Focusing On Violence And Trauma
INDIANA, Pa. –The Inaugural Research, Education and
Advocacy for Community
Health (REACH) Conference
“Understanding and Responding to Violence and
Trauma: A Community
Health Initiative” will be held
May 20-23, 2014 at Indiana
University of Pennsylvania.
This cross-disciplinary conference will provide an indepth focus on prevention,
response and coping with
violence and trauma in the
context of families, schools,
medical settings, workplace,
and in the military. It is especially designed for supervisors and principals in
schools.
For each of the four days of
training, there will be nationally-renowned
keynote
speakers as well as a variety
of breakout sessions focused
on both research and clinical
training.
Daily panels within the
larger conference are organized according to subthemes. Evening sessions focused on in-depth training on
special topics including ethical practice in clinical work
with trauma victims.
Conference proceedings
are beneficial for practitioners and researchers in social, behavioral and medical
science disciplines, agencies
and professions, but are open
to anyone interested in this
important topic.
“When it comes to reducing violence and trauma in
our communities, we want to
be leaders in the PASSHE, state
and nation,” said Dr. Christian
Vaccaro, assistant professor
of sociology at IUP and one of
the organizers of this event.
“The REACH conference bolsters our already stellar reputation in this area.”
“While the causes of violence are complex, we can
prevent most incidences of
violence if we work together
as a community; this is the
guiding principle that led us
to develop this conference,”
said Dr. Pearl Berman, assistant chair, and professor of
psychology at IUP.
“We are invested in the perspective that knowledge and
education can contribute to
the reduction of violence and
the alleviation of pain for victims. This conference is the
inaugural event for our violence education curriculum.
Through this conference and
our violence education curriculum we hope to successfully address violence in our
region,” said, Dr. Maureen
McHugh, professor of psychology at IUP.
“In light of the tragic events
at Franklin Regional High
School, right here in our region, this is a topic that should
be important to everyone, including parents and members of the community,” she
said.
Continuing education units
for educators, social workers,
psychologists and nurses are
being offered. Approved
Continuing Education Units
include: APA, PA SW, PCB,
NBCC, CRCC, and Act 48.
The organizers have developed undergraduate and
graduate academic courses in
sociology and psychology to
be offered in conjunction with
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Gliders, Picnic Tables
Open: 10 am to 5 pm Mon.–Sat.
Sunday 1 to 5
Call 814-678-3853
“Make Someone Laugh”
Foxburg, PA 16036
724-659-0180
the conference: Understanding and Responding to Violence and Trauma, PSYC 481
& SOC 481, Introduction to
Poly-Victimization: Child and
Adult Advocacy Studies, PSYC
981& SOC 781/881. The
courses will require attendance to the conference and
will feature supplemental
readings from the keynote
speakers. Course participants
must attend all four days of
the REACH conference at IUP;
the rest of the course will occur on-line. The cost of attendance at the conference will
be covered by tuition.
Attendees can select from
single day at $50 per day or
full conference registration at
$150. IUP students receive a
discounted per day rate of
$25.
Contact the Office of Adult
and Continuing Education for
registration at 724-357-2292.
The conference will offer
five keynote speakers
throughout, including Ed
Gondolf, a professor emeritus and former director of the
Mid-Atlantic Addiction Research and Training Institute
(MARTI) and founding president of Domestic Abuse
Counseling Center of Pittsburgh and expert evaluator of
batterer intervention programs.
Other presenters are David
Finkelhor ,director of the
Crimes Against Children Research Center renowned advocate and expert on child
victimization, child maltreatment and family violence;
Coreen Farris, associate behavioral scientist at the Rand
Corporation, expert researcher on military sexual
trauma, and program evaluator for psychological health
following a military deployment; Nan Stein, senior research scientist at Wellesley
Centers for Women, director
of national research projects
on sexual harassment, gender
violence, and bullying in
schools; Victor Veith, director of the National Child Protection Training Center acclaimed trainer of child-protection professionals on numerous topics pertaining to
child abuse investigations,
prosecutions, and prevention.
IUP is a member of
Pennsylvania’s State System
of Higher Education.
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Parade of Stars
“Spoof”
Friday, June 13th
at 7:30 PM at the
Union
Presbyterian Church
Emlenton Street
Clintonville, PA
Tickets: $5.00 ea.
Available from
Church Members
and at the Door
Parking . . .
and Entrance at the
rear of the church.
Allegheny Riv
erStone Center FFor
or The Arts
RiverStone
P. O. Box 215 / 42 S. Palmer Street / Foxburg, PA 16036
www.alleghenyriverstone.org / Email: [email protected]
presents:
River City Brass Band
First Appearance In Emlenton
The nationally acclaimed and world-traveled River City Brass will perform in
Emlenton’s Crawford Center for the first time on Friday, June 20, 2014 at 8:00
PM. Swing to the classics of the Big Band era delivered by the full 28-piece
ensemble—America’s Favorite Brass Band!
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at 724-659-3116. CALL NOW!!
Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts receives state arts funding through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency
funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
Clarion University Small Business
Development Center Hosts Programs
Clarion
University
Small Business Development Center (SBDC) will
host multiple businessrelated programs, all
open to the public.
Doing Business with
the Government
Learn how to market
your product or service
to the federal, state or local government, and
then how to contract
with them. This seminar
will provide practical
and successful strategies
to attract business from
the government at any
level and do business
with it. The seminar is
free. Topics of discussion will include:
· Federal agency requirements on establish
contracts with small
businesses
· Types of products and
services for which the
government contracts
· State and local government
contracting
strategies
· The Women Owned
Small Business contracting program and its requirements
· Industries that the
WOSB targets
This free seminar will
meet from 5 to 7 p.m.
June 18 at Best Western,
82 North Park Place,
Dubois.
QuickBooks 2013
Level I
If you’ve recently purchased QuickBooks or
plan to in the near future,
we can help you learn
the basics. Learn to create, use and maintain
your books with ease.
Keep track of your
payables and receivables. This seminar includes:
· Setting up a company
file
· Navigating the program
· Accounts payable (entering/paying bills)
· Accounts receivable
(invoicing customers/receiving payment)
· Bank reconciliation
This course is approved for 8 CPE credits
through the Center for
Accounting Education &
Research. The course will
meet from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (registration
begins at 8:15, lunch on
your own) June 11 at
Armstrong
Education
Trust, 81 Glade Drive,
Kittanning. Registration
deadline is June 6.
Level II– Now that
you’re familiar with the
basics, come and see what
else this amazing accounting program can do for
you. Learn how to run
professional-looking reports, personalize your
forms,
send
letters
through Microsoft Word,
export to Excel and more.
The seminar includes:
· Tracking and paying
sales tax
· Inventory (tracking/
adjusting)
· Payroll (processing/
reports)
· Reports
(balance
sheet/income statement)
· Customizing forms
and reports
This course approved
for eight CPE credits
through the Center for
Accounting Education &
Research. The class will
meet from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. (registration
begins at 8:15, lunch on
your own) June 18 at
Armstrong
Education
Trust, 81 Glade Drive,
Kittanning. Registration
deadline is June 13. (This
course will be offered in
Clarion in October. Refer
to the class schedule at
www.sbdc.com.)
Make checks payable
to Clarion University of
Pennsylvania. Mail payment to: Attn SBDC
Training Coordinator,
Clarion University of
Pennsylvania, 330 North
Point Drive, Suite 100,
Clarion PA 16214-3873.
For credit card payments
call the SBDC at 814-3932060 or toll-free at 877292-1843.
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OBITUARIES
Lori Ann Rottman Campbell
Lori
Ann
Rottman
Campbell, 41, of Karns City,
passed away Tuesday, May 6,
2014 at Good Samaritan Hospice in Cabot.
Born on May 13, 1972 Lori
was the daughter of Bob
Rottman Sr. and Gloria
Slaugenhoup Fair. She was
raised by her paternal grandparents, Ludwig and Mary
Jane (Sheakley) Rottman of
Karns City.
Lori was a 1990 graduate
of Karns City High School and
had been active in choir,
band, and volleyball. She had
been employed at Taylors
Riverside in Petrolia as assistant manager from 19881996 and also at Marmon
Keystone in East Butler as a
value added supervisor from
1997 – 2013. Lori was protestant and attended Fairview
Presbyterian Church as a
youth. She enjoyed painting,
gardening, and spending
time with family and friends.
Lori was a baseball coach for
the Petrolia Valley from 1997
– 2000 and enjoyed attending
her son Cole’s UAA games.
Lori was a loving wife,
mother, sister, and aunt. She
is survived by her husband,
Mike, whom she married on
November 23, 2007. Also
surviving is her son, Cole
Rottman of Karns City, her
mother,
Gloria
(Slaugenhoup) Fair of Karns
City, her father, Bob Rottman
Sr. of Karns City, her siblings,
Tammy Rottman Patton and
Lori Ann
Rottman Campbell
her husband, Paul, of Butler,
Bob Rottman Jr. and his wife,
Jen, of Eau Claire, and Jason
Rottman of Knox; her nieces
and nephews, Jayden Rose,
Madison Faith, Elizabeth
Grace, Wilbert Michael,
Abigail Elizabeth, Brianna
Joelle, and Greyson Brooke;
her mother-in-law and fatherin-law, Brian and Michelle
(Henry) Campbell of Knox.
She was preceded in death
by her maternal grandparents, Frank and Eleanor
Slaugenhoup, her paternal
grandparents, Ludwig and
Mary Jane Rottman, and her
step father, Daniel Fair.
A private funeral service officiated by the Rev. Brent
McMasters, pastor of Six
Points Church of God of
Prophecy, will be held at the
Hile Funeral Home of Karns
City.
Online condolences may be
sent
by
visiting
www.hilefh.com.
Albie L. Smith
Albie L. Smith, 50, of
Parker, Pa., passed away
Wednesday afternoon, May 7,
2014, at the UPMC Northwest Hospital after a sudden
illness. Born on March 9,
1964, he was the son of Gene
and Eva Stewart Smith who
survive.
Parker
Is held Every
Tuesday evening at the
Parker Fire Hall
Community Center
Starting at 7:00 PM
Doors open at 5:00 PM
204 S. Wayne Avenue,
Parker, PA
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Albie was a truck driver for
most of his life and was working for Mathy Trucking of
Minnesota, before his illness
prevented him from driving.
In addition to his parents,
Albie his survived by: four
daughters: Monica Smith of
Knox, Pa.; Rebecca (Justin)
Hartzell of Knox, Pa;
Katherine Smith of Knox, Pa;
and Cassie Schwalm of Knox,
Pa.; and two sons: Dwayne
Rubio and Justin Richmond,
both of Parker, Pa. He is also
survived by one granddaughter, Emma Jean Rubio; one
grandson, Michael Ortz; and
four sisters and six brothers.
Albie was preceded in death
by one sister and one brother.
Friends were received at
the H. Jack Buzard Funeral
Home (201 S. Wayne St.)
Parker, Pa. on Saturday, May
10, 2014, from 2-4 & 6-8PM.
At the family’s request the service was at the same time.
To view/send condolences,
sympathy cards, flowers, visit
buzardfuneralhomes.com
May 13, 2014
New Art Exhibition Coming To The
Red Brick Gallery In Foxburg
Spring is in full swing in
Foxburg and adding to things
to do while in town, the Red
Brick Gallery and Shop the artist cooperative sponsored by
Allegheny RiverStone Center
for the Arts (ARCA) is please to
announce its second guest art
exhibition of the season “Two
Voices in Fiber” in the Upstairs
Gallery. “Two Voices in Fiber”
will feature the colorful and exquisitely intricate works of
Rhoda Taylor and Barbara
Frohne beginning Friday May
23rd with an Opening Reception
Saturday May 24th from 3:30
PM to 5:30 PM. Ms. Taylor and
Ms. Frohne are dear friends.
Both are Western Pennsylvania
artists, both retired educators,
both now reside in Slippery
Rock, PA and are bonded by art
of the hand and eye, Barbara the
quilter and Rhoda the fiber artist.
Rhoda Taylor is a Red Brick
artist member who works
mainly with fabrics. She has
drawn, painted, sewed fabric,
knitted, crocheted, embroidered, and done some form of
art as long as she can remember. Following retirement as a
university professor of biology
she took quilting classes, fell in
love with commercially available fabrics, and felt compelled
to make fabric wall hangings.
-She joined the Fiber Arts Guild
of Pittsburgh and began taking
a number of workshops from
nationally
known
artists
through the Guild, and other
sources in which she learned a
variety of techniques. As a biologist, she is fascinated by the
patterns and colors which occur
in nature and produces patterns
on fabric by hand dying, bleach
discharging, and rust-printing.
It is exciting --to her to iron the
damp dyed, discharged or rustprinted fabrics and see wonderful marks and patterns develop
almost serendipitously! She
then “paints” with these patterned fabrics, assembling and
stitching them with commercial
fabrics, including coffee filters,
into works of art.
Rhoda’s work has been juried
into more than 35 art exhibitions. She has solo exhibits in
Maryland, including one later
this year. She shows and sells
her work at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, as well as the
Red Brick and two galleries in
North Carolina. She belongs to
the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh, Associated Artists of
Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Society of Artists, and the Studio
Art Quilt Associates, Inc.
(SAQA).
Barbara while teaching at
high schools in Venango
County became interested in
quilting which continued as her
life long pursuit and now her
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Entrance of the Red Brick
Gallery, Main St., Foxburg
Color Explosion
by Rhoda Taylor
passion since retirement. Her
beautiful and colorful patterns
accent both the traditional quilt
and what are now termed “Wall
Hanging Art Quilts”. She enthusiastically shares her skill
and the Art of Quilting through
teaching at Institute for Learning in Retirement (ILR) which
holds classes at Slippery Rock
University. This is her first major show with Rhoda Taylor and
she is enthused to be sharing
the space with a fellow fiber artist who also a friend.
Have the opportunity to meet
both artists at the opening reception on Saturday afternoon
May 24th. The Red Brick is located at 17 Main Street in
“downtown” Foxburg and is
open on weekends. The artist
cooperative is composed of local and regional artists who include painters, weavers, photographers, and potters. The
members in turn all share shifts
of gallery time to enable the Red
Brick to be open.
To know more about ARCA
and its mission, as well as the
Red Brick Gallery and Shop visit
www.alleghenyriverstone.org.
The current Upstairs show is
Fritz Keck’s “Oil Portraits of
Historic Pittsburgh” now
through May 18th; which is a
nostalgic
moment
down
memory lane of Pittsburgh
neighborhoods. Viewers often
invoke, “I remember that place”
and then launch into a story.
The Gallery phone number is
724-659-0003, and during
open hours will be answered by
the current artist at the Red
Brick. Callers during non open
hours can leave a message for a
call back at a later time. The
new extended Gallery hours are
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Insurance Needs?
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Causey Insurance Agency
144 Church St., St. Petersburg
Amanda Causey - Owner / Agent
Open: Mon. - Fri. 9 am to 5 pm
724-290-3146
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1039 Airport Rd. Emlenton, PA
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STEPANIAN & MENCHYK, LLP
Of Butler, PA has opened a
Satellite Office in Chicora, PA
Featuring:
Monday - Kids Eat Free - With Adult Purchase
Served: 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday - All You Can Eat Chicken Stew
Friday
Served: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM
- All You Can Eat Fish - With 2 Sides
Served: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday: 2 For 1 Dinner Special
Two Dinners for $20.00
Stuffed Pork Chop
or Stuffed Chicken Breast
Special: Served from 4 pm to 9 pm
Sunday - Buffet - Served from11 AM to 7 PM
The
Plaza Restaurant
Exit 42 off I-80 / Rt. 38 - 208 / Emlenton, PA
724-867-9171
Visit JoJo’s Travel Store
724-867-1511
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Chicora - Karns City - Petrolia - Bruin
Parker and Surrounding Communities
Hours:
Tuesday & Thursday
1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
American Legion Building
West Slippery Rock Street - Chicora
General Law Practice
• Civil Cases (Personal Injury & Accidents)
• Business & Corporate Law
(Corporations -Fictitious Names)
Real Estate Law (Deed, Leases, Title Exams)
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• Elder Law (Social Security, Living Wills)
• Municipal & Zoning Law
• Oil & Gas Law (Including Marcellus Shale)
Walk-ins Welcome
or for an appointment Call Holly
724-285-1717