Featured Member - Greater DuBois, PA Chamber of Commerce

July 2010
Chamber Member and Board Events
Featured
Member
July Sponsor is Advanced Furniture Solutions
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First Friday in Downtown DuBois, 5-8pm; theme is Bike
Night and sponsored by MegaRock, DuBois Area Jaycees
and Grace Reformed Presbyterian Church.
2,3,4 Brockway’s Old Fashioned 4th of July Weekend
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Happy July 4th
6
Wine-Tini at Winery at Wilcox, 6-7:30 pm,DuBois Mall.
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Music in the City Park - bring a chair and enjoy the entertainment beginning at 7:00 pm.
9
Poetry in the City Park from noon - 1:00 pm.
10 United Way Wing Fling at Lions Sky Lodge.
10 Sunset at the Winery, 7:00 pm. Music by “Bad Hair Day,”
Laurel Mt. Winery.
10 Music Fest at the Ski Lodge-Rhythm & Blues Day from
1pm.
11 Charley Daniels Band at the Ski Lodge-gates open 2pm.
15 Music in the Park beginning at 7:00 pm.
17 First Steps: Starting a Small Business; DuBois Hampton Inn
from 9am-noon. Must register. For information, call the
Chamber at 371-5010.
17 Musicfest in the City Park from 10am-8pm
18 Jefferson County Fair begins - all week in the Fairgrounds.
22 Music in the City Park beginning at 7:00 pm
29 Music in the City Park beginning at 7:00 pm.
31 Sunset at the Winery, 7:00 pm. Music by “Tim Chelednick,”
Laurel Mt. Winery.
August Sponsor is Yellow Book USA
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First Friday in Downtown DuBois, 5-8pm; theme is Oldies
Night and sponsored by KOOL 103.3, DuBois Area United
Way and Grace Reformed Presbyterian Church.
9
Rotary Club sponsored Bloodmobile at VFW.
15-21 Reynoldsville Homecoming
17 United Way Kick-off Luncheon at DuBois Country Club.
September Sponsor is Penn Central Door
3
First Friday in Downtown DuBois, 5-8pm; theme is Country
in the City and sponsored by Q-102, and the Rotary Club.
5 & 6 St. Michael’s Polish Festival
8
After Hours MIXER with the Hampton Inn, 5-7 pm.
10 Birdies to Bogies Ladies Golf Tournament at Beechwoods
Golf Course.
23 Business Over Breakfast, 7:30 am at the DuBois Country
Club. Topic: Marcellus Shale Forum with noted speakers.
Please be aware of location change.
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Advanced Furniture Solutions, Inc. is a full line Office, Educational,
Government, and Healthcare Furniture Dealer. We offer complete Interior
Design Services and Professional Installation in Western and Central
Pennsylvania. With 30 years of Office Furniture and Interior Design
experience we are leaders in all aspects of our industry. We are unique
among our competitors as we are the only dealer in our entire area that
specializes strictly on commercial furniture … all day … every day.
We are an Authorized Commercial dealer for many furniture manufactures
including, HON, KI, Turnstone by Steelcase, OFS, Sit On It, Global, Weiland,
Versteel, Virco and many more. We are Managing Agents for the PA State
Contracts held by our manufacturing partners. In addition we are an
approved specifying/installing dealer for major Healthcare Furniture
Manufacturers.
Ultimately, our goal is to create work environments, aesthetically pleasing
while at the same time being extremely functional. We offer a wide range of
furniture manufacturers as well as complete design services - from facility
planning and corporate image development, through space planning, interior
design and customized solutions.
Philosophy--We strive to be the best at what we do!
Personal attention to each job--Each client receives one-on-one attention through the entire process.
Client participation--To ensure our clients' needs are satisfied we constantly invite our clients to
participate and provide input during the design process. After all it’s our job
to make our clients' dreams a reality.
Creativity:--Creativity is achieved through a combination of our extensive interior design
experience, as well as the input obtained through brainstorming sessions
with our client. Our ability to provide innovative solutions are unrivaled.
Style--The style of our offices are as unique as our clients. With each new client a
new vision becomes reality. Expect style and class that will not fade with the
ages.
Professionalism--We maintain a consistently high level of professional care and responsibility
in each project. We guarantee all of our work to be of the highest quality, as
we know our clients would expect nothing less. Your project is our project.
Customer Service--Starting with your first contact with Advanced Furniture Solutions expect
superlative Customer Service. Service that doesn’t end after your Project is
complete but that continues throughout the years as our Clients become our
Friends.
Visit us--Visit our website at www.afs-dubois.com or call us at 814-372-2222
REINVESTING MEMBERS FOR 2009
NEW MEMBERS FOR 2010
Thunderbird Restaurant
William A. Shaw, Jr.
Clearfield County District Attorney
Contact: Debra Thomas
Phone: 814-371-0799
Contact: Joe Palumbo
Phone: 814-371-2150
P.O. Box 907
Clearfield, PA 16830
Contact: William A. Shaw, Jr.
Phone: 814-765-2641, 5990
Fax: 814-765-6792
Shear Imagination
Tractor Supply Co.
The Thunderbird
Palumbo’s Meats of DuBois
Contact: Eddie Walsh
Phone: 814-375-9551
Friendly Tavern
Contact: Bill Kiel
Phone: 814-375-0966
Friendly Tavern
Irish Pub
& Six Pack Shop
Manpower
Contact: Matt Haney
Phone: 814-371-5511
Gleason Cherry & Cherry
Contacts: Toni and Paula Cherry
Phone: 814-371-5800
Gleason, Cherry and Cherry, LLP
JA Kohlhepp Sons, Inc.
425 Beaver Drive
DuBois, PA 15801
Phone: 814-375-7190
Fax: 814-375-7193
Contact: Debbie Young
Email: str1438@tractor supply.com
Profile: Tractor Supply has been in business since 1939. Our mission is to work
hard, have fun, make money by providing legendary service and great products at
everyday low prices.
Cameron, Clearfield, Elk and Jefferson
counties will be hosting the
“North Central Natural Gas Expo”
Contact: Ben Kohlhepp
Phone: 814-371-5200
in October.
Please watch for further information.
Alzheimers Association
Contact: Robin Hecker
Phone: 814-456-9200
Lesky Web Design
&Computer Everything
Business
Spotlight
Contact: Shawn Lesky
Phone: 814-371-1797
DuBoisLIVE.com
Contact: Shawn Lesky
Phone: 814-371-1797
DuBois Dialysis Center is very excited to be celebrating its 30 th
anniversary this September. In 2005 we proudly became a part of
DaVita Corporation. In doing so, we became a part of one of the
leading providers of kidney services in the United States with over
1530 clinics in 43 states.
Peg Armanini’s Hearing Healthcare
Contact: Peg Armanini
Phone: 814-375-4357
The Scrapbook Nook
Our DuBois clinic offers both in-center hemodialysis and peritoneal
dialysis. DaVita, Inc offers a variety of treatment options. In-center
options include hemodialysis, nocturnal (overnight) hemodialysis
and self care hemodialysis. Home dialysis options include home
hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis (PD).
Contact: Karen Cadori Yanek
Phone: 814-375-4434
Brady Street Florist
Contact: Jennifer Jackson
Phone: 814-371-0360
GOLD MEMBER
Brady
Street
Florist
Double D Tool & Manufacturing
Contact: Andy Werner
Phone: 814-371-7270
Goodwill Industries
Contact: Ray Donati
Phone: 814-371-2821
“If there is a more optimistic holiday than the July Fourth, I
don’t know what it is: the food, the spectacle, the picnics, the
reminder that there are still a delicious nine weeks left until the
end of the summer.”
Betsy Carter
Several times a year, we also offer our Empower classes. These are
kidney education classes geared toward people with Chronic Kidney
disease who are not yet on dialysis.
People who attend these classes will learn how healthy kidneys
function, what causes kidneys to fail and how to slow down the
process of kidney failure and delay the need for dialysis.
Please feel free to stop by our clinic if you would like more information on dialysis or kidney disease. We are located in the Sandy
Plaza, next to Kmart and are open for operation Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The clinic is closed
Tuesday and Thursday. You may call 375-0644 or 765-7585. We
also encourage you to visit the DaVita website at www.davita.com.
There you will find a host of information on kidney disease, dialysis
options, diet information and recipes.
DuBois Dialysis – DaVita, Inc.
5780 Shaffer Rd., Suite 1068
DuBois, PA 15801
Phone: 814-375-0644
by
Gary Stormer
Jaycees will be at Downtown DuBois Bike Night July 2
Catch us “live” from 5-8 p.m. on Friday, July 2, at the Downtown DuBois Bike Night Block Party as we give out free tattoos
for kids and host a free Guitar Hero Contest in conjunction
with Penn State DuBois Information Technology Club, Abba’s
Coffee House and Downtown DuBois Revitalization Group.
Who is the best Guitar Hero in town? Pre-registration for the
contest is necessary by contacting Heather Kogo at 814-7713406.
Summer Fun Golf Outing July 30
Join us Friday evening, July 30, for our first-ever DuBois Area
Jaycees Summer Fun Golf Scramble at Kenterra Golf Course.
This 9-hole fun event is only $35 per player, includes 9 holes, a
cart, food and refreshments. Friends, Exhausted Roosters (you
know who you are) and supporters of the Jaycees are all welcome to attend. Registration begins at 4 p.m. with a shotgun
start at 5 p.m. Some prizes awarded for the fun games we have
in store, and all proceeds will benefit the Jaycees Scholarship
Endowment Fund. To register, contact Shelly Akers at 5414476.
Jaycees Week is Back!
This year, the DuBois Area Jaycees have brought back an older
tradition – that of Jaycees Week in the DuBois area. It kicks off
with our Summer Fun Golf Scramble at Kenterra on Friday
July 30, with plans for a recognition event for the Jaycees of
the past who established what is now the City Pool at the DuBois City Park. Check back with us for details.
“Service to humanity is the best work of life.”
Erin Heath, President
Check out our new website - give us your feedback!
www.duboispachamber.com
Grand Opening - Ribbon Cutting
The Cove is a socialization center for consumers of
mental health services in Jefferson and Clearfield
counties. They operate under Venango Training &
Developmental Center, a non-profit organization,
with a volunteer board of directors. They are located at 301 S. Brady Street in DuBois (across from
Scotty’s Donuts).
The Cove recently held its grand opening and ribbon
cutting. Shown from left to right are: Bill Mendat,
Colette Dushac, Ron Hanslovan, Judi Bowser, The
Cove manager, Suzanne Coder, and John Moore.
This month’s topic is “feel good advertising.” It seems to be a popular topic
during the summer months. Simply put…is advertising in yearbooks, on
placemats and calendars, on team shirts or programs, and donating auction
items a good way to advertise? My answer is “it’s a great way to show your
business cares about the community”. Service clubs, teams, special events
and worthwhile fund raisers count on donations from businesses to keep their
organizations financially sound. Everyone in business knows that there are
innumerable requests for this type of advertising. To tell you it’s not good
advertising would be detrimental to a lot of non-profit organization fund raising. To say it is good advertising would be unrealistic.
My reply to questions about “feel good advertising is always…remember
this…anytime your business’s name or logo is put before the public…it IS
advertising. Just be careful on how much you spend on “feel good” ads or
donations. Most local businesses want to support the schools, ball teams,
and other organizations. But don’t count on this advertising outlet to bring you
a lot of business. Perhaps a thank you or two is really all you should expect.
I strongly recommend you have a separate budget for “feel good” advertising
and stick to it. Don’t spend money from your annual advertising budget on
this type of advertising. Be aware of outside companies selling calendar,
place mats, map and public service advertising that doesn’t end up in local
coffers. Get all the details IN WRITING before you say “yes.” At least make
sure the money goes to local companies and organizations and not to a large
marketer in the mid West.
When you do spend some of your “feel good” advertising budget on ads,
make sure the expenditure is as worthwhile as possible. Use a recognizable
logo. If you don’t have one…get one. Include as little detail as possible.
And always ask for a proof of the ad. Always! A mistake in a publication or
something that is around for a long time is NOT a good thing.
It is a plus for any business to help out a non-profit organization with a “feel
good” ad or donation of product or services. Every person in business does it
to some extent or another. But donations like these should not eat up your
advertising budget to the point where you have no money left for ads that
translate into customers walking through your doors. And I would recommend
that you don’t spread all of your “feel good advertising” budget over dozens of
organizations. Perhaps “adopt” a couple local fund raisers and devote most
of your budget to them. That way you can say “we heavily support the Relay
For Life” or “Homecoming” or “local schools and service clubs.” It’s a nice
way to say NO to the others who try to dip into your feel good budget.
One more tip. When someone asks for something to sell at a fund raising
event or auction…don’t dust off something that’s been on the shelf for a long
time. Give them something that is a good reflection of your business. I’ve
emceed many events where it was obvious that the donated item was something that couldn’t be sold. And ALWAYS staple or tape a business card to
the items you donate.
If you have a question you’d like answered in a future column…or would like
information on how you can be a Stormer Agency client…email me
[email protected] or call my cell phone any time (814) 590-3968. I’d
love to hear from you!
Business
Spotlight
Domtar’s DuBois Converting Center has been in operation since
January of 1992. It is part of Domtar Paper Co., LLC, the largest
producer of uncoated freesheet paper in North America and second
largest in the world based on production capacity. To the consumer,
that means that when you go to your local office supply store for
paper for your office or home, it’s quite possible that you’re buying
paper that was converted right here in DuBois.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
First Friday - Bike Night
Downtown DuBois
July 2nd from 5:00 to 8:00 pm
Brockway’s Old Fashioned Fourth
Celebration begins July 2nd
DuBois Converting employs 83 employees. We produce many different kinds of paper including business and office papers, specialty
papers, converting papers, and we’re very proud of our EarthChoice line of environmentally responsible papers. This line of
paper is the largest family of environmentally responsible papers
ever assembled.
Every Thursday in July at 7:00 pm in City Park.
DuBois is proud to announce that this past November we produced
our three millionth ton of paper. We attribute this to our exceptional workforce whose dedication to safety and production made
this milestone possible. DuBois is a twenty-four hour, seven days a
week operation, with office hours from 8:00AM to 4:30PM.
Saturday, July10 at Lions Sky Lodge
We occupy three facilities in the industrial park off of Shaffer
Road. The main office area is located in the very last warehouse in
the back along with the Sheeter and Folio
divisions. The Rewinder is in the warehouse that sits by itself on the left.
Please visit our website
www.domtar.com
Music in the Park Series
Poetry in the City Park
July 9th from noon to 1:00 pm
Pavilion nearest YMCA
United Way Wing Fling
First Friday - Oldies Night
Downtown DuBois
August 6th from 5:00 to 8:00 pm
For Reservations to events, call 371-5010
or email [email protected]
Pictured above with their sponsors, are the 2009-2010 graduates of the Greater DuBois Leadership Institute. Graduates; first row: Heather
Barnett, CCRTA; Diane Bradford, Farmers National Bank; Caroline Sanko, DuBois Village; Camille Kelly, KTH Architects; Tammy Meholick,
Priority Communications; John Oberlin, S&T Bank; Penny Pifer, Timberland FCU; Jeanne Anderson, DuBois Business College; Steve Harmic,
Penn State DuBois. Sponsors, second row: Holly Komonski, CCRTA; Melinda White, Farmers National Bank; Tammy Horner, DuBois Village;
Lori Lewis, Priority Communications; Todd Miller, S&T Bank; Jen Eisman, Timberland FCU; Jackie Syktich, President, DuBois Business College; Dr. Anita McDonald, Chancellor, Penn State DuBois.
The Leadership Institute is a joint program of the DuBois Chamber and the DuBois Business College.
Business
Spotlight
Hoss’s Celebrates 27 years of Delicious Food
Served with our Famous HOSS’pitality!
“Great Steaks; Everyday Value!” Hoss’s is a family restaurant committed
to delivering delicious entrees, complimented with a wholesome salad bar
in a warm and friendly environment. Our purpose is Excellence; our passion is HOSS’pitality.
The family of Hoss’s Steak and Sea House invites you to our restaurant. It
is our pleasure to serve you in the most friendly and most efficient way
we know how. We hope you will enjoy our fresh concept of back to basics cooking!
Your meal is cooked to order using the freshest ingredients available. Our
tender grain-fed beef is never frozen and is cut fresh daily by our own
butchers. Our freshly broiled and fried seafood selections are among the
finest in the world. We feature tomato herb tilapia, Chilean salmon, and
our own handmade premium lump crab cakes. All of our chicken entrees
are prepared using Hoss’s own special recipes from marinades and homestyle stuffing.
Our soups are made in-house from our soup chefs own scratch-style recipes, as are our vegetables, salads, and bread pudding. We strive to keep
our salad and fruit bar fresh, clean and nutritious. Here at Hoss’s we
never add chemical preservatives to our salad bar items.
The price which appears on our menu board is the total actual cost of
your meal. There are no hidden charges for extras such as sour cream,
butter, gravy, fried onions, peppers, and cocktail, barbeque or cheese
sauces. Refills on coffee, soft drinks, and tea are … “on the Hoss.”
We feature a fun menu for kids, offer senior citizen pricing, and offer family-style banquets in our comfortable banquet rooms.
Visit one of our 38 locations in PA or WV and find our why it’s where your
family wants to eat!! Finding a restaurant to feed a group of 10, 20, or
more is a challenge. Whether it’s a banquet, a meeting, after game gettogether or a family celebration, we can take care of your group dining
like no one else. A Hoss’s manager will work with you to select the perfect menu for your group prior to the event so when you arrive your
group can relax. The food is served when you want it and all at the same
time! Our family-style banquets are a value because we can work with
just about any budget and beverages are included in the price.
When you give a Hoss’s gift card, you are giving them what they want!
Give more than just a meal, give your friends and loved ones a delicious
memory. Our guests enjoy great food served by friendly people in a
warm, inviting atmosphere. Hoss’s gift cards are a gift you’ll be proud to
give!!
If Your Group Needs To Raise Money, We Want To Help!
IT'S EASY! IT'S FUN!
Here's how it works:
 Hoss's will provide your organization tickets for you to distribute to your
various supporters.
 These patrons will bring the tickets when they come in to dine at Hoss's
on a prescheduled day of your choice (based on availability).
 Our servers will collect the tickets along with their guest check, and then
total all of the checks collected.
 Hoss's will then send your organization a check for 25% of the total
amount for sales of $1,200 or more --OR-- 20% of the total amount for
sales under $1,200.
Best of all:
 You sell nothing!
 It's easy to manage.
 Hoss's provides the tickets.
 One ticket is good for the entire party.
 Gift card sales during the event count too!
Downtown DuBois Matters
By Julie Stewart, Downtown Manager
Two years has gone by very quickly! It has been a pleasure reporting to you
on the progress and observations of the Revitalization Group. As most of
you know, we’ve been working at downtown revitalization for some time,
but officially opened our doors with a full-fledged, accredited program,
about two and a half years ago. I hope that what we’ve done as a downtown community has been noticeable and pleasing;
things such as façade improvements, the streetscape
project, improved window displays, several new
events, and more greenspace to name a few. Hundreds
of thousands of dollars of investment has already taken
place with more on the horizon. What you don’t see is
all the volunteer effort that makes this work, as well as
the workshops we hold, surveys we conduct, training we
undergo and the recruiting and economic development activities we’re involved in. I’ve been so encouraged by our progress downtown, I’m opening
my own coffee shop. Now, the torch has been passed to our new Manager,
Karen Vanderhoff; who will be an asset to the community with new creativity and expertise.
The Board and staff of the Downtown DuBois Revitalization Group thank you
all for supporting downtown DuBois!
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Chamber Members with Commercial Real Estate
NEW LISTING: Office space available in Park View Professional Center. Approximately 850 sq.
ft. with private shower. Call Von Berger at 814-583-5997.
CNB Bank Complex-Two 1,500 sq. ft., retail/office space's for lease. For more information
please contact Jim Baker at 375-6800.
DuBois Mall & DuBois Mall Plaza - The only enclosed mall within a 50 mile radius. Retail/Office
space available for lease.
Locations available range in size from 120 to 5,005 square feet. Come join JC Penneys, Old
Navy, Ross Dress for Less, and Sears. Rental rates are negotiable. For more information, please
call Rudy McCarthy, Zamias Services, Inc. at (814) 532-6112.
3.88 acres located on Shaffer Rd. Zoned Commercial. Prime frontage near DuBois Mall.
$388,000. Contact Joe Varacallo, CCIM, GRI @ 375-0200 or email [email protected].
Shared Class A office space and facilities available at the Coldwell Banker Developac Realty
office located in Treasure Lake. Call Joe Varacallo, CCIM, GRI for details, 375-0200 or [email protected].
Treasure Lake Towne Center Plaza - Storefront retail/office space for lease. High volume
traffic. Various sized units. Post Office and YMCA also in Plaza. Call 814-236-7442.
Industrial Land For Sale @ $34,500 per acre in the Sandy Township/Developac Industrial Park
north behind DuBois Walmart. KOEZ incentives. Municipal infrastructure in place. Contact Joe
Varacallo, CCIM, GRI @ 375-0200 or email [email protected] .
Alliance Park Multi-tenant Building space available at Spruce Street in Clearfield. We have newly
renovated manufacturing space ranging from 13,950 sf to 21,395 sf available, full infrastructure,
loading docks, HVAC, parking, sprinkler, secured environment, office and wet lab space available,
KIZ. Rates starting at $3/sf. For more information contact Rob Swales, Clearfield County EDC at
768-7838, ext.204.
Unique Development Property Available at the DuBois Regional Airport - Shovel-ready lots and
office space available now at the DuBois Regional Airport, a business-friendly site with Foreign
Trade Zone #254 and a KOZ. Call Bob Shaffer, Airport Manager, at 814-328-5311 for more information
Office space: 1800 sf with 8 rooms, 2 restrooms, kitchenette, possible attic storage and 1200+
sf warehouse adjoining. Concrete parking lot, heated sidewalk entry, HVAC, nicely landscaped.
Located on Hoover Ave. between Fastenal and The Meadows. Call Jack Ogorchock, Green Dot, Inc.
at 371-3222 or 814-541-4998.
Office space: 1200 sf with 5 offices, 2 restrooms, small kitchenette, possible attic storage,
large double entry. Located on Hoover Ave. behind The Meadows. Call Jack Ogorchock, Green Dot,
Inc. at 371-3222 or 814-541-4998.
Retail space available: 3000+ sf open space with large windows along front. 30 ft wide. Located on Hoover Ave. beside The Meadows. Call Jack Ogorchock, Green Dot, Inc. at 371-3222 or
814-541-4998.
Office space available in Downtown DuBois, both first and second floor. Phone 375-5260.
Add your commercial listings by calling 371-5010.
Chamber and JCs Thank Golfers
DuBois Country Club was the place to be
Friday, May 28th, the day of the 18th Annual
Chamber - Jaycees Golf Tournament. Throughout the morning and afternoon events, we saw
prizes won, 50/50 won by Tony Volpe, 42” LCDTV won by LeaAnn Heltzel, amusement park
tickets claimed for family fun this summer, and even a Hole-inOne from Darla Hawley!
This great event could not be possible without the many kind donations from our many
members and contributors, our golfers, the
staff and management of the DuBois Country
Club, our partners, the DuBois Area Jaycees,
our hole sponsors, DuBois Harley-Davidson,
Martin’s Foods, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Scotty’s Donuts, Subway, Fezell’s Shop ’n Save, Gallikers, City Tobacco & Lottery,
Walmart Distribution Center, and Pizza Hut and Kentucky Fried
Chicken.
Afternoon play had to be called due to the weather, but the
Country Club Manager, Scott Choura, gave a coupon for 18
holes of golf with a cart to each afternoon golfer.
Thank you so much - EVERYONE!
Gibson Upper Cervical Chiropractic is proud to open their doors and serve
the community of DuBois. Dr. Andy Gibson, a recent Palmer College of
Chiropractic graduate, is the only upper cervical doctor in the tri-county
area. Upper Cervical Corrective Health Care is an effective procedure in the
Chiropractic profession that is gentle and specific, no cracking, twisting or
pulling. Its purpose is to restore the body’s natural ability to heal itself and
maintain optimal health by correcting head/neck misalignments and removes interference. This reactivates the brain to body communication so
the body’s natural self-healing process can begin without drugs. Come join
us for our Grand Opening celebration the week of July 5th at 23 Beaver
Drive, DuBois.
Pictured above, left to right, are Susan Loskoski, Chamber Administrative
Assistant, Tina Gibson, Office Assistant, Dr. Andy Gibson, and Jackie Allen,
Chamber Member Services.
Business
Spotlight
SCENIC VIEW RECREATION CENTER, INC.


Chamber Sponsor
for July
Stop in the
Chamber Tourist &
Business Information office
to learn what this area
business has to offer the
visitors and residents of
Advanced
Furniture
Solutions
We are a full-time outdoor recreational sports center located
between DuBois and Reynoldsville on Route 322 across from
the Thunderbird Restaurant. We offer several different venues
including: Golf Driving Range, Batting Cages, 9-Hole PuttPutt Course, Fast Food Restaurant with Ice Cream, a new addition with an Arena-Style Motocross Track and a Hare
Scramble Track. For this spring, we are putting in an outside
battery & gas-operated model car track for practices and racing along with a hobby shop. Additionally, we provide areas
for paintball groups, camping, turkey shoots, birthday parties,
group events and outdoor cook-outs.
We are open daily from 11am- dark weather permitting.
Customers can call ahead for facility conditions or reservations @ 814- 771-6465. Our e-mail address is:
[email protected] and our racing website is:
www.scenicviewmxtrax.com . Call for more information
about our facilities or any of our venues.
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www.duboispachamber.com
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Chamber Board of Directors
Carl Lias, Chairperson
Absolute Settlement Company
Colette Dushac, Vice-Chair.
Clearfield-Jefferson MHMR
John Oberlin, Sec/Treasurer
S & T Bank
Nancy Anthony
Paris Companies
Todd Arnold
Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc.
John Blasdell
Louise Christofor
Carriage House Creations
Jim Curtis
Swift Kennedy Group
Tracy Draa
Paris Companies
Chuck Ferra
DuBois Area School District
Susan Ford
Clearfield-Jefferson D & A Comm.
Carol Foltz
Penn State DuBois
Coldwell Banker
Kay Boyd-Rowe
Dawn Foringer
First Commonwealth Bank
Pete Brown
Walmart
Helpmates, Inc.
Chamber Staff
Jeff Gasbarre
Gasbarre Products
Nancy J. Micks
Harry Howard
President and CEO
All About A Party & Costumes
Dan Johnston
Susan G. Loskoski
Jackie K. Allen
Administrative Assistant
Member Services
TLPOA
Brian Kline
BLOODMOBILE SCHEDULE
Mark your calendars NOW!
DRMC
Erin Morgan
Northwest Savings Bank
John Shimko
Penelec First Energy
Matt Snyder
July 2
First United Methodist Church
Noon -6 pm
July 21
American Legion
Sponsored by Summit View Church
Noon -6 pm
August 6
Treasure Lake Church
Co-sponsored by Treasure Lake POA
Noon -6 pm
August 9
DuBois VFW
Sponsored by Rotary Club
1 pm -7 pm
August 31
DuBois Nursing Home
10 am -4 pm
Way Copy Solutions
Kristen Vida
DuFAST Transit
September 1 Penn State DuBois
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