Brockway Old Fashioned 4th of July Program Book 2015

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Chairperson - Melissa Hrinya
10:15 A.M. Concert by the Brockway Area School Band
Under the direction of Mr. Kevin Rush
Call to Order........................................................................Mrs. Melissa Hrinya
Invocation..............................................................Reverend Victor Baxter, PhD
Pastor of Lighthouse Community Church
Flag Raising Ceremony...............................................American Legion Post 95
Pledge of Allegiance...............................................................Participation by All
National Anthem......................................................Liliane Sysko, Abby Shepler,
Madelyn Newcome, Gabrielle Frost, Marissa Bundy,
Mackenzie Hook, Natalee Mooney & Delaney Wineberg
Moment of Silence
Recognition of Heroes
Welcome............................................................The Honorable William Hrinya
Mayor of Brockway
Declaration of Independence and
The Preamble to the Constitution.........................................Mr. Anthony Benson
(BAHS Class of 2015)
“What’s so great about America?”.........................................Miss Anna Brinkley
“I am Still the Same Old Flag”................................................Mr. Gavin Yahner
American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 95.....................Aiden Grieneisen (Class 3 & 4)
American Essay Winners
Ethan Rendos (Class 5 & 6)
Miss Brockway Comments...............................................Stephanie Laura Spirk
Featured Speaker
Mr. Dennis Haas
Musical Selection............................................Brockway Area Jr/Sr High Band
and Auxiliary
Remarks.......................................................................Mr. Jeffrey C. Gankosky
Fourth of July Committee Chairman
Acknowledgments..............................................................Mrs. Melissa Hrinya
Benediction...........................................................................Rev. Robert Trask
Moorhead United Methodist Church
“God Bless America”..................................................................Participation by All
MANY THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED AND PARTICIPATED
Brockways
INDEPENDENCE DAY PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
American Legion and Theatre Memorial - Taylor Park
Saturday, July 4, 2015 10:30 A.M.
Discover the Past.
July
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July 4, 2015
www.brockwayfourth.com
BROCKWAY 4TH OF JULY
2015 DONATIONS
RED, WHITE & BLUE LEVEL $5,000.00 and higher
Burnice Shepley Estate
Owens/Illinois Plant 18 & 19
O-I
Plants 18 & 19
BUY IN GLASS
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL INDUSTRY!!
STARS & STRIPES LEVEL $1,000.00 and higher
Advanced Disposal
Brockport Army Navy Club
Clyde, Ferraro & Co., LLP
James E. Devlin, M.D.
Russell and Connie Ferraro
S & T Bank
Sheetz of Brockway
FIRECRACKER LEVEL $800
Ferraro, Kruk & Ferraro, LLP
First Media Radio, LLC
Guardian Elder Care
Sunny 106 & Connect FM
Senator Joe Scarnati
Varischetti Holdings, LLC
PATRIOTIC LEVEL $500
A.B.C.S. Payroll Services
Amazing Kids
Bloom Electric Heating & Plumbing, Inc.
Brockway Area Education Assn.
Brockway Drug Co.
Brockway Sportsmen’s Club
Hugh Water and Holt Drilling
Paris Companies
Martino’s Bilo
Rogos Auto Sales, Inc.
Snyder Township
Vinyl Graphics by Coder’s Print Shop
YardWorks
OLD GLORY LEVEL $300
Analytical Services, Inc.
Brockway Center for
Arts & Technology
Brockway Orient Club
Brockway Sons and
Daughters of Italy
Brockway Veterinary Hospital
Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home, Inc.
Carnesali’s Pizza and Bar
Courier Express
Creekside Auto & Tire Service
Dr. Michael A. Inzana
DuBois Medical Supply Co., Inc.
Eddy, Wendy, Jordan and Angelo Inzana
First Commonwealth Bank
Foradora Insurance, Inc.
Forsyth Drilling
Fox’s Pizza Den
Fran Morelli Sales and Service
Frank Zocco Financial, Inc.
Fremer Moulding, Inc.
Goodwill of Brockway
Great China
Hepler’s Beer Barrel
Highland View
IL Villaggio and The Café
Jim’s Custom & Collision, Inc.
Keith Brothers
McDonalds of DuBois and Brockway
Napa Auto Parts
Network Realty
North Country Kettle Corn
Paesano Pizza
Peritech Home Health
Priority First Federal Credit Union
Quinn L. Lundberg, Jr., DMD
Smith’s Tastee Freez
Starr’s Trailer Sales
The Allenbaugh Family
Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc.
Why buy products packaged in glass?
There are two major -- and logical -- reasons for you
and your family to think glass when you do your own
shopping.
First: As a member of the community, you show pride
and support of your glass-making neighbors, and a healthy
regard for your economic community.
The second important reason for choosing glass is glass
itself. Glass is quality packaging, whether you're buying
pickles or pop. Food and drinks taste better in glass. And,
after being opened, glass containers are easily resealed to
preserve freshness. What's more, you can see what you
are buying...a point that the majority of consumers
appreciate.
Glass manufacturing was born in Brockway. We have
been producing glass containers since 1907. As a
Company and a community we all share in the success and
responsibility of supporting local industries, like ourselves.
We thank and praise those who have played an integral
role in our past, present, and future.
BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY
2015 COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS
CHAIRMAN - JEFFREY GANKOSKY
SECRETARY - CYNTHIA SMITHTRO TREASURER - LISA ZOCCO
"Preserving the Past for Our Future"
Brockway Area Historical Society
Taylor Memorial Museum
www.brockwayhistory.org
THE BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED
FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE
THANKS ADVANCED DISPOSAL
FOR THEIR GENEROSITY
IN PROVIDING
LITTER BOXES.
PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE
THEM FOR PERSONAL USE.
In cooperation with the Brockway Borough Police Department
and the Pennsylvania State Police, the Brockway Old
Fashioned Fourth of July Committee
wishes everyone a safe and happy
Independence Day Celebration.
Please remember as you celebrate to respect the rights and
wishes of others so that everyone can have a wonderful time!
ART SHOW:
PAM BASL
KAREN BARBER
MARY CRIBBS
SHARON MOORE
GEORGE MILLER
HELEN McKAY
KARLI CHAMBERLIN
ELECTRIC:
KEN INZANA
MATT GRIENEISEN
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT:
DICK ESPOSITO
STEVE BUTTERY
CAROLE ANN LUNDBERG
FISHING CONTEST:
MIKE PENDLETON
JEFF WILCOX
MR. & MRS. CARL FREMER
MR. & MRS. JUSTIN FREMER
JOHN PENDLETON
CHUCK SABATOSE
BOB CARTER
BICYCLE RACE:
TERRY MAHER
RITA MAHER
JOE TRUDO
KAREN TRUDO
KARIN McGARVEY
GINGER JOHNSON
BARB LUKE
MARY JO BRUNSWICK
ASHLEY ALBERT
VIRGINIA CONNOR
ENTERTAINMENT:
SUSAN FREEMER
RON FREEMER
FIREWORKS:
RANDY LOCKWOOD
BO LOCKWOOD
TYLER BULLERS
BLANE HOCKMAN
JONATHAN RHOADES
CRAIG SNELL
BOOK COVER ARTWORK:
KIRSTY FRY
HISTORY REFERENCE:
GEORGE MILLER
CAR SHOW:
CHAD THOMPSON
MONTE KEMMERER
SCOTT SWANSON
MISS BROCKWAY:
JANICE BART
CHILDREN'S GAMES:
THAD CRAWFORD
JUDY CRAWFORD
JIM CRAWFORD
PARADE:
JOHN ROSSI
STEPHANIE WOLF
ALAN MOORE
MARY PHILLIPS
CLEAN-UP CREW:
NIKOLAS GANKOSKY
AARON GANKOSKY
BSA PACK 40 BROCKWAY
CONTRIBUTIONS/FUNDING:
WENDY INZANA
CRAFT SHOW:
DARLENE CHAMBERLIN
JEFF CHAMBERLIN
SUPPORT VOLUNTEERS:
DON WALES
PAUL BOJALAD
ELLEN GANKOSKY
ELIZABETH GANKOSKY
DANIEL TRUNZO
DOTTIE REED
FRAN SCOLESE
NANCY HUFFMAN
PAT CARTWRIGHT
MABEL DELIO
AILEEN FERRARO
CHRIS GUNTHER
MARIE POTASH
ANN ROSE
NATHAN SMITHTRO
KATIE BISH
LUKE BISH
MARY PAROLARI
BETTY MARCHIORI
JEFF CHAMBERLIN
TEN-K RACE:
SAM PERRIN
JUDY PERRIN
RYAN DEVLIN
CARRIE TAMI
DR. JAMES DEVLIN
DIANE DEVLIN
MEGAN BUSSARD
TOM BUSSARD
DEEDEE GRIENEISEN
DANA RINDOSH
WEBMASTER:
JOHN SIMCHICK
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM:
MELISSA HRINYA
WILLIAM HRINYA
JORDAN HRINYA
QUILT SHOW:
KATHY FREMER
MARY MARGARET FORADORA
CHAT & SEW
We apologize to volunteers whose names were not available at the time of printing.
The Brockway Old Fashioned Fourth Committee thanks and appreciates ALL Volunteers, Participants,
Patrons, Sponsors, Organizations and Businesses who helped produce one of the largest Fourth of July
Celebrations with a non-carnival atmosphere in Western Pennsylvania.
Please patronize the sponsors of the events and entertainment and the advertisers listed in this Program
Booklet. Without their continued support and participation, the traditional Old Fashioned Fourth
Celebration in Brockway could not continue.
The Committee also thanks:
Brockway Area Ambulance Service, Inc., Brockway Area School District, Brockway Ministerium,
Borough of Brockway, Brockway Police Department, Brockway Recreation Board, Brockway Volunteer
Hose Co., Brockway BSA Pack 40, Brockway BSA Troop 40, Brockway Kaimanns, 3 Sigma, Inc.,
DuBrook, Inc., Starr’s Trailer Sales, Advanced Disposal, St. Tobias R.C. Church, Ed & Leo Ferraro,
BP Inn, Burnice Shepley Estate, Brockwayville Depot and Guardian Elder Care.
Billboards provided in part by Jefferson County Hotel Tax Project VISITPA.COM
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Dennis Haas
Department (State) Commander
The American Legion
Forsyth Drilling, Inc.
The Cafe @ Parkside
& IL Villaggio
2750 Oklahoma-Salem Road
DuBois, PA 15801
1200 Wood Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1162
814-371-7960
Water wells, pump and tank
installation, geothermal drilling
Courier-Express
&
Tri-County Sunday
Dennis Haas was born in Buffalo, NY and raised in rural
western New York. He attended Iroquois High School and
enlisted in the United States Navy in 1968. After boot camp
and advanced training he was assigned to the River Patrol
Force, CTF-116 in Mekong Delta of Vietnam. During his tour
in Vietnam, he was awarded a Bronze Star Medal with “V”,
Combat Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation, several
Campaign Medals and Unit awards. Upon returning from
Vietnam, he attended Parachute Riggers School and spent
the next 22 years in naval aviation. Haas retired from the
Navy in 1992; from Naval Technical Training Center in
Millington, TN as a Master Chief Petty Officer with 24 years
of service.
After retiring he trained as an HVAC Technician and worked
for the National Park Service at Steam Town National Historic
Site in Scranton, PA. Haas also worked as a Service Manager
for a large heating and air-conditioning company in
Falls Creek, PA. He then worked for the PA Department of
Labor and Industry as a CareerLink Specialist in
Punxsutawney, PA.
Haas has been married to his wife Barbra for 24 years.
They have six children and eight grandchildren.
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12385 Route 28
Brockway, PA 15824
814-328-2104
500 Jeffers Street
DuBois, PA 15801
814-371-4200 ext. 2110
Brockway Sons
and Daughters of Italy
Keith Brothers, Inc.
695 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-4675
Celebrating 70 years!
1049 7th Avenue
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-4305
LOOKING TOWARD 2016
Paesano Pizza
The Fourth of July Committee
is in need of a new
Parade Committee.
If interested in continuing this great
July 4th event, please contact
Jeff Gankosky at 265-0628.
This is a great opportunity to be a
part of a Brockway tradition!
524 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-4285
Pizza - Pasta - Hoagies
Salad & More
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80 N. Park Place
DuBois, PA 15801
814-372-1090
www.foradorainsurance.com
51 Taylor Avenue
Falls Creek, PA 15840
814-371-1520
Brockway Center for
Arts & Technology (BCAT)
Tim Britton
Construction Services, Inc.
1200 Wood Street
Brockway, PA 15824
109 Main Street
814-375-9388
timbrittonconstruction.com
814-265-1111
NAPA Auto Parts, Inc.
Frank Zocco
Financial, Inc.
640 S. Brady St.
DuBois, PA 15801
814-371-7900
682 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
1301 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0949
814-265-0846
CW Graphics
Priority First
Federal Credit Union
Professional Printers, Designers,
Signage and Vehicle Graphics
550 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8421
24 West Washington Ave.
P.O. Box 927
DuBois, PA 15801
814-375-7822
1-844-223-7442
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VESPERS
Come and join the community as we kick off
the 49th Annual Brockway Old Fashioned
Fourth of July Celebration with Vespers at
Moorhead United Methodist Church on
Main Street.
Experience fellowship and music as we give
thanks to God for the many blessings our
great country enjoys and to remember the
sacrifices made by the many veterans who
have made our country safe.
Program begins promptly at 7:00 pm on
Thursday July 2 in the Sanctuary with Rev.
David Koehler of the Sugar Hill and
Beechwoods Presbyterian Churches as
speaker. Religious and Patriotic music
provided by the Village Voices.
Service made possible by the
Brockway Ministerium.
All are welcome to attend!
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Native Americans
Every year our booklet focuses on something special and meaningful to our local
area. We have read about local and national events, anniversaries and exposés.
Exposés have covered important people who contributed to the development of
Brockway as a community including, the Brockways, Clarks and Nichols, and also
our local industries of timber, farming, coal, glass, clay and powder metal.
Now we touch on another important aspect of our development, a somewhat
forgotten group, the native people that traveled this area as far back as 15,000 years
ago. These people were not establishing any permanent settlements as the Brockway’s did, but staying in hunting camps. They stayed in areas such as Big Vineyard,
which is north of town where the rock shelters provided protection from the elements.
They stayed long enough to trap and hunt the abundant bear, fox, beaver, white
tailed deer, elk, turkey, mountain lion and wolf, as well as other forest animals.
They traveled, depending on the season, for nuts, berries and roots, and they fished
in the pristine streams under the great stands of hemlock, oak, American chestnut
and maple. These stands of forest were so dense in places that the sun and stars
were blocked out due to the thick canopy of branches and leaves above them.
These native people were self-sufficient and found the land plentiful. Traveling from
the north down the Little Tobec (Little Toby) to the point where it turns north (Main
Street Bridge in Brockway) to meet the Big Tobec (Big Toby later to be called the
Clarion), these native people known as the Seneca, were part of the Iroquois Nation.
They made this land (now our town) their home.
Reminders or calling cards from their presence can be found by the keen eye in the
form of arrow heads, stone axes and other tools along the creeks or freshly tilled
ground. Mancala sometimes called bi-pitted stones or nutting stones made on rough
sandstone can be found. These game boards have eight dimples carved onto the
flat surface in a square of six with the remaining two on each end. This game was
played with a pebble, seed or grain. Also many of the names which are important
and familiar to us come from this group of people, although anglicized: Toby,
Punxsutawney, Allegheny, Appalachian, Kittanning, Susquehannock, Moshannon,
Seneca and Iroquois to name a few. Even some of the animals we encounter still
bear the names they gave them such as the wapiti or elk, opossum, raccoon and
skunk.
Take a moment this summer and explore your surroundings. Visit the Taylor
Memorial Museum for their displays. On July 4th, stop by under the trees near the
Museum (weather permitting) and speak with George Miller, a local historian, who
has explored the area and found their “calling cards”, learn to knap a piece of flint to
make an arrow head and to learn some of their customs.
During our celebration, make sure you visit the Carnegie Museum of Natural History
on American Indian Adventures at 1:15 PM & 4:15 PM, and Adventures in Archaeology at 2:45 PM at the 9th Avenue Pavilion in the park. You will be amazed at what
adventures lie ahead.
Our Native Americans are rich in customs and traditions and should be remembered
as we remember our history and customs from our immediate families and those that
made Brockway what it is today.
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DuBois Medical
Supply Co., Inc.
The Allenbaughs
721 McCullough Ave.
Brockway, PA 15824
320 Liberty Blvd.
DuBois, PA 15801
814-375-1100
Jim’s Custom
& Collision, Inc.
Fox’s Pizza Den
957 Fifth Ave.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8889
Your One Stop Collision Shop!
Falls Creek 371-1093
Brockway 265-1004
DuBois 375-2385
Network Realty Services
Dave, Angie, Tino
& Dominic Inzana
Eddy, Wendy,
Jordan & Angelo
Inzana
920 Fifth Avenue
Brockway, PA 15824
Have a safe and happy 4th!
8748 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-7945
“Tasteest” Treats in Town!
22 Sawmill Drive
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0671
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Carlson-Shugarts
Funeral Home, Inc.
626 North Maple Ave.
Ridgway, PA 15853
814-772-5142
1033 4th Ave.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-2732
Quinn L. Lundberg,
Jr., DMD
409 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-6614
Brockway, PA 15824
Fermantown Road
814-265-8749
William J. Sabatose, Owner
Brockway Veterinary
Hospital
Creekside
Auto & Tire Service
1608 Main St.
919 Clark Street
Brockway, PA 15824
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1950
Dr. Joan Lee
814-265-0459
Carnesali’s Pizza & Bar
1201 E. Main St.
643 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-3735
814-265-6321
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Varischetti Holdings, LP
1228 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-8090
Apple Tractor
Varischetti & Sons, Inc.
8317 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-8765  (800) 468-3406
1228 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-8090
Phoenix
Sintered Metals, Inc
Superior Energy
Resources, LLC
921 Clark Street
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 268-3455
2691 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-1080
Sheetz
of Brockway
1408 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1458
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Advanced Disposal
814-265-1975
800-338-8971
McDonalds of
Brockway & DuBois
Caring for Pregnant
Women and Children
P.O. Box 543
800-634-5670
814-371-5854
www.peritech.com
Greentree Landfill
635 Toby Rd
Kersey, PA 15846
Phone: 814-265-1744
Fax: 814-265-8745
Q102
“Today’s Hot Country”
93.1 QYX
“Today’s Hits”
95.9 & 101.3
News 900 WCPA
“Rockin’ the
Northern Alleghenies”
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3673 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0632
www.starrstrailersales.com
1538 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-2337
Fran Morelli
Sales & Service
Highland View Health Care
& Rehabilitation Center
8464 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1330
www.franmorelli.com
90 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-7723
Goodwill Store
Great China
509 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-371-2821
“Donate stuff, Create jobs”
441 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1177
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Vinyl Graphics by
Coder’s Print Shop
1701 Bond Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-590-0372
Amazing Kids
Early Intervention Provider
Serving Counties in Northwest PA
[email protected]
814-715-5738
Senator
Joe Scarnati
410 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-2030
Sunny 106
James E.
Devlin, M.D.
Shining in our Community for 25 years
1100 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 268-3645
Family Practice
Today’s hits and yesterday’s favorites!
12 W. Long Ave., DuBois
814-375-5260
www.sunny106.fm
Brockway Sportmen’s Club
506 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-3442
Best Wings in Town!
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Russell and Connie
Ferraro
40 North St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8414
8255 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0863
www.rogosauto.com
Local News, Local People, AccuWeather
Clyde, Ferraro & CO. LLP
Certified Public Accountants
Law & Finance Building
75 Larsen Drive
DuBois, PA 15801
(814) 371-2141
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Connect FM
96.7
and
107.9
Dave Ramsey, Rush, Sean, Pirates
www.connectradio.fm
Martino's Bilo
1200 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-2353
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Brockway Drug Co., Inc.
1365 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-3305
Bloom Electric
Heating & Plumbing, Inc.
8164 Clearfield-Curwensville Hwy.
Clearfield, PA 16830
814-765-3140  814-265-8217
77 Larsen Drive
DuBois, PA 15801
814-371-6109
www.abcspayroll.com
YardWorks
20 Livingood Ln
Brockport, PA 15823
814-594-6421
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S&T Bank
456 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8402
“One Customer at a Time”
Guardian Elder Care
Guardian Rehabilitation
Services, Inc.
8796 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-1164
8796 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-7874
Guardian Home &
Community Services, Inc.
Guardian Long Term
Care Pharmacy
8796 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
1-888-519-4697
123 Brubaker Rd.
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 503-7400
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Brockport
Army and Navy
Club
P.O. Box 25
Brockport, PA 15823
814-265-8396
Bar Manager
Denise Buffington
Ferraro, Kruk
& Ferraro, LLP
690 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-2202
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12 National Championships. 1 Inspiring Message.
Soccer Practice Field
Saturday, July 4, 2015
~ Showtimes ~
1:00 PM & 3:00 PM
“The Kenda, Mike Steidley Mountain Bike Stunt Show” features and extreme,
action-packed mountain bike exhibition combined with one POWERFUL message
that is sure to inspire spectators of all ages!
Much like skillfully maneuvering his own set of custom ramps and obstacles
throughout the show, Mike Steidley expresses the importance of staying positive
while negotiating one’s own “obstacles in life”.
Don’t miss a moment of this CAPTIVATING feature!
SNYDER TOWNSHIP
Hugh Water
&
Holt Drilling
Route 219 South
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8981
holtdrilling.com
hughwaterservices.com
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Obstacle Course
Taylor Memorial Park
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Proudly Sponsored By:
Eddy & Wendy Inzana
Mike & Merry Inzana
Dave & Angie Inzana
At Brockway’s Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, two
people can race side by side on this colorful obstacle course as their
adrenaline takes them on a journey that will end with one winner!
Ernie Taylor
Luigi’s Ristorante
Station 101 Pub & Kitchen
Matthew & Gilda Wrobleski
Shop ‘N Save Grocery Store
Eat ‘N Park Restaurant
Martin’s Grocery Store
Kohlhepp’s True Value
DuBois Logistics
(C&S Wholesale Grocers)
Xtreme Wear
RoadID
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Sheetz of Brockway
Smith’s Lawn & Landscaping
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Karen Foster (In memory of Joel M. Foster)
Buck’s Pizza
Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home
Planet Bike
J & M Auto Service
Scottish Heights Golf Course
Mark Britton Builders
Giant Eagle of DuBois
LUV 2 SEW 4 U
Ft. Worth Restaurant
Brockway Old-Fashioned
Fourth of July
2015 Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show Sponsors
American Classics
Brockway True Value
Creekside Auto & Tire
Fox's Pizza
Hepler's Beer Barrel & Country Store
Jim's Custom Collision
Legends Powersports
Near The Museum
July 4, 2015
12:00 Noon – 4:00 p.m.
Amazing Kids
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Napa Auto Parts
Rogos Auto Sales
Smith’s Tastee Freeze
Snyder's Mufflers & More
Thompson’s Speed & Auto Repair
Thank you to the sponsors
of the Firecracker 10K Race,
the Fun Run & the Partner Relay!
Rockstar Productions
Professional Wedding DJ
Matt Grieneisen
Keystone Rehabilitation Systems
Brian May, MPT, DAC
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2015 Brockway 4th of July Queen
Stephanie Laura Spirk
12:30 PM ~ 4:3 0 PM
Have you ever wanted to jump from extreme heights and free-fall through the air like a
Hollywood stunt double??
WELL, SAY NO MORE!! Experience ZERO SHOCK at Brockway’s 49th Annual
Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration!
The Brockway Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration is proud to
announce Stephanie Laura Spirk as this year’s Fourth of July Queen.
Stephanie, of Brockway, is a 2015 graduate of the Brockway Area High
School where she was ranked with high honors and was involved in many
activities in school and around the community. Among many accolades,
she was a graduate of both the Dale Carnegie class and the Pennsylvania
Free Enterprise Student week; she was the Student Council President, a
member of the National Honor Society, involved in soccer, mock trial and
Model United Nations, just to name a few. She may be most recognizable
from the roles she played in the musicals and plays on the Brockway
school stage. Recently, she was the lead, Fiona, in the Musical, Shrek.
Stephanie has spent her summers working in the concession stand and as
a lifeguard at the Brockway Swimming Pool. She is also a student representative to the Brockway Borough Council, a girl scout and volunteers for
many organizations.
Stephanie plans to attend The University of Pittsburgh majoring in Global
Management and hopes to eventually obtain her Master’s Degree. Her
career goal is to manage trade with other countries. Stephanie is the
daughter of Christopher and Laura Spirk of Brockway.
The Brockway community is proud to have her represent our community.
Stephanie will lead the annual Fourth of July parade which kicks off at
6 PM on Main Street! Make sure to watch for her!
Congratulations, Stephanie!
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For the ADRENALINE RUSH of a lifetime, don’t miss your chance to safely free-fall 25
feet onto a cushion of air!
LEGO Building Contest
Near the Museum
12:00 Noon
Tim Britton Construction
Services, Inc.
These little colored bricks are more than mere toys.
Put your design and ideas into motion at the
Tim Britton Construction Services LEGO Building Contest.
So, what will you build??
All participants must pre-register before July 4th by calling the
office of Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. at 814-375-9388.
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Patrons
American Legion Stage
3:15 p.m. ~ 5:15 p.m.
Reverse Order is a dynamic Pop/Rock band that combines powerful lyrics with driving
guitars and infectious melodies. Influenced by Maroon 5, Fall Out Boy and One
Republic, this National touring band was a finalist on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, has
headlined major events, had a Grammy nominated single -“Go” and supported acts for
Third Eye Blind, The Backstreet Boys and Avril Lavigne.
From the moment Reverse Order takes the stage, their passion and undeniable energy
will be sure to captivate you with a sound that is familiar and inviting.
July 4, 2015
12:00 p.m.– 2:30 p.m.
SHEETZ
Join Callanish for an afternoon filled with lively jigs and reels, haunting airs, and
rollicking songs that capture the essence and mystic beauty of Celtic music and
folklore from the British Isles.
This quartet of musical lassies is sure to get the 49th Annual Brockway
Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration off to a rousing start as they weave
together Irish and Scottish music and merriment!
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Mark Adams & Ginger Patterson
Daryl, Laura, Carter & Noah Adams
Diane Amitrone
Rich, Barb, Nick & Clay Anderson
Rick, Jackie, Rachael, & Cody Anderson
Tom & Lori Anderson
Anonymous
Linda Archer
Terrell & Martha Atwell
Joseph Baka
Nathaniel, Jenmina & Katie Baker
David & Shirlee Barber
John & Qweeny Barber
Barkery Pet Cuisine
Richard & Bonny Barraclough
Rich & Pat Battitori
Rev. & Mrs. Victor Baxter
Craig Beers
Rod & Barb Beers
Barbara Belton
Mike & JoAnn Bennett
Mike, Shari, Derek & Chad Bennett
Bob & Genevieve Benson
Chris, Steph, Andy & Anthony Benson
Dave, Emma, Katie & Jon Benson
Keeker Benson
Dominick Berardi
John & Diane Bernardo
Helen Bish - In Memory of Clarence Bish
John & Pat Biss
Mike Biss Family
Linda, Bob, & John Bonfilio
Bennie & June Bortle
Jeff & Gerry Bray
In Memory of Louise Reitz & Dorothy Provin
Kathleen Britton
Brockway Church of God
Dr. & Mrs. Jim Brown
Alberta & Tracey Brumberg
DM Bruno & RG Zigler
Joe & JoAnne Bruno
Rich Bruno & Anne Juba
Ozzy, Aiden, Alex, Sierra, London,
Kennedy & Nora
Tom & Megan Bussard
Raymond & Michelle Calhoun
Robert Calhoun
John & Debbie Cantafio
Phyllis Catanzarito
Steve, Pam, Stephen, Kyle, Taylor
& Katlyn Cappetta
Dee Dee Carlini
John & Evelyn Carlson
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Corl & Annette Carnahan
Randy & Cindy Carnahan
Rich & Sally Carnahan
Pat Cartwright
Greg & Cindy Castiglione
Louise Castiglione
Joan Cavalier
Anna Ceriani
Jeff & Darlene Chamberlin
Harry & Catherine Charlesen
Robert & Peggy Cherubini
Christine’s Hilltop Salon
Paul & Barbara Clark
Thomas & Patricia Clark
Greg & Wendy Coder
Joan Coder
In Memory of Sam Volpe from
Gary & Cindi Collins
Puye Conley
Carol Connacher
Judith Copelli
James & Karen Corp
John & Patricia Coyle
Kenny & Barbara Craft
Bill & Donna Crawford
Owen & Noah Crawford
Randy & Lois Crawford
Terry & Sally Crawford
Mary Cribbs
Gary & Ann Cristini
Michael & Debra Dahrouge & Family
Kay Deasey
Tom & Tina Decker
Louis Delia
William Delia
Mabel Delio
Deacon Bob & Sue DeNoon
Vic & Cheryl DeSantis
Mary Devlin
Adam & Jessica Dietrick
Ron, Brittany, MacKenzie & Jayla
Dittemore
Pat & Mary Jo Donlin
Janet Esposito
Nic, Sarah & Dick Esposito
David Facchine
Fran Faith
Dick & Julie Faller
Joe & Marsha Farmer
Diane Faulk
Jeff, Beth & Ali Faulk & Lyra Burns
John, Sue & Laura Felczak
Ed & Clara Ferraro
Patrons
Ronnie Holt & Teresa & Andrew Trunzo
Sherry Holt, Randy Collins, Lee Ann,
Sam, Tiffany, Dan & Linda Belle
Horton Township Sportmen’s Club
Marc Hoyt
Henry & Nancy Huffman
Chris, Katie, J.T. & Alex Hughes
Craig, Jessica, Bradey, Ana,
Aiden & Kyle Hughes
Terry & Lynne Hughes
Jane Hutchinson
Ann Marie Inzana & Madison
Dave & Janice Inzana
Dave, Angie, Tino & Dom Inzana
Ernie & Lilo Inzana
Fran & Therese Inzana
Lu & Carol Inzana
Mike, Merry & Julianne Inzana
Nick, Julie, Nico & Bella Inzana
Carey Johnson
Melissa Johnson
Neil & Alex Johnson
Danny & Patty Jones
Msgr. Charles Kaza
Elva Keister
Tim & Kathy Keister
Emory Keith
Rob, Kristina & Wesley Keith
Scott & Ina Keith
Scott, Angela, Gina & Anna Kelly
Chuck, Krista, Katelyn & Kyle Kennedy
Lisa Knight & Dominic
Violet Kopp
Bill & Anna Kuhar
Greg Kuhar
Jack Lackatos
Stella Lancaster
Steve & Jody Landini
Tom & Joy Lewis
Rick & Annette Liddle
In Memory of Clyde & Deloris Chatfield
& D.J. Gardner
Jean Lorenzo
Clair & Marilyn Lundberg
Lundberg Paving
Lundberg Paving & Trucking, LLC.
Mary Lundberg
Claudia Lyle
Gary & Pat Mahaffey
Rolfe & Mary Ann Mahaffey
Terry & Rita Maher
Mike & Jodi Mancuso & Family
Holly Martinchek
Ross, Laura, Siena & Brady Ferraro
Lee & Alda Foeks
Joanne Fonner
Randy Foringer & Family
Wayne & Linda Foringer
Army, Barb, Armando & Fabio Fortunato
Audrey & Clair Foulks
Mark & Josephine Freemer
Andy & Katie Fremer
Fremer Reclamation, Inc.
Paul & Kathy Fremer
Donna Galluzzi
Richard Galluzzi
Beverly Gankosky
Ruth Gankosky
Mike & Cindy Gelnette
Bruno & Joanne Genevro
Flora Genevro
Frank & Anita Genevro
Rick & Diane Genevro
Tino & Eileen Genevro
Sonia Gess
John & Lenora Gilbert
Jim & Evelyn Grant
Betty Grecco
Bruce, Robin, Janel & Bryce Grecco
Richard & Joyce Grecco
John Green
Kathleen Green
Norma Gregorio
John, Rosey, Jessica, Mandi & Chloe
Gresak
Bud & Jean Grieneisen
Chuck & Diane Grieneisen
Matt, Dee Dee & Moka Grieneisen
Kent & June Grinnen
Rachel & Cathy Grubbs
Joseph Gryzbek
Dave & Sue Hand
Steve & Marsha Harris
Jack & Nancy Hartzfeld
Dan, Ann, John, Zoe & Sam Hawkins
Rev. & Mrs. Robert C. Henry
Howard & Joyce Hess
Bill & Jill Hicks
Linda Hicks
Bill & Cathy Himes & Family
Beverly Hockenberry
Brownie, Genny & Stephen Hoffman
Jim & Linda Hoffman
Patty Hoskavich
Emily Holt
Ron & MaryBelle Holt
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A Musical Tribute to The Andrews Sisters
8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Boogie woogie back to the 30’s and 40’s with The Manhattan Dolls. This New York
City based vocal trio has been captivating audiences all over the world with their
Andrews Sisters Tribute show.
Experience a musical journey filled with the toe-tappin’ hits made famous by those
legendary “singsational” sisters who performed for more USO shows than any other
vocal group during WWII. With their spot-on three-part harmonies, synchronized dance
moves, quick wit and patriotic hearts, The Manhattan Dolls truly capture the essence of
the original Andrews Sisters.
The Manhattan Dolls will be sure to fill your memories with their voices, charm you
with their personalities and touch your heart forever with their patriotism.
Brockway All Star Big Band
American Legion Memorial Stage
Friday, July 3, 2015
7:30 p.m.
Under the direction of Dr. Bill Stowman & Dr. Brad Genevro, the
Brockway All Star Big Band was established to honor Brockway’s rich musical
association with jazz and to revive the tradition of enjoying music from the big band
era as part of the Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. Brockway natives Bill
Stowman and Brad Genevro, in order to honor their teachers, George Monaco and Don
Routch, started the All Star Big Band.
If you long for the sounds of yesteryear and want to embrace a longstanding Brockway
tradition, then come out and enjoy the Brockway All Star Big Band as they lead us
on a journey through the spectacular big band era and celebrate this truly American
art form.
Walter Stansell Welding
The Frank Varischetti Foundation
The Donald Routch Family &The “Music Lives On” Fund
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Patrons
Park Pavilion
2:00 P.M.
Advanced Disposal
The Gizmo Guys have amazed and amused audiences all around the world!
From Nickelodeon to Comedy Central, The Gizmo Guys have made numerous television
appearances, won international juggling competitions and taught at some of the top circus
schools. Where jokes are something you watch not experience, their quick-wit exhilarates and
inspires sidesplitting laughter in audience members of all ages.
Their winning combination of world-class juggling skills
and infectious humor truly make them -- comedy jugglers!
Park Pavilion
Showtimes
12:30 P.M. & 3:30 P.M.
Advanced Disposal
With unbelievable teamwork and cooperation, The Gizmo Guys present –
OBJECTS IN MOTION!
As seen on Nickelodeon and Comedy Central, this eye-popping, gasp-inducing show
is filled with unique routines, comedic dialogue and world-class juggling skills.
Be sure to watch The Gizmo Guys test Newton's Theory and Galileo's Discovery while
correlating the importance of math, science, music and physical fitness to – juggling!
JUGGLING + MATH + SCIENCE + MUSIC + PHYSICAL FITNESS = FUN
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David Petruzzi
Enes Pinge
Barbara Pisarchick
Ed & Barbara Pisarchick
In Memory of Mom, Dad, Butch & Debi
by Denise Pisarchick
Marian Pisoni
Pat Pistilli & Family
Darlene & Tracy Pontious
Maurice Prendergast
Joe, Frances, Margo & Colt Puhala
John & Cindy Puhala
Mark Puhala & Family
Shirley Quinn
RC Transport Services, Inc.
Brent & Marilyn Rearick
Dotty Reed
Marie Reed
Rich & Bev Renwick
Rick, Darlene, Wylee & Hannah
Renwick
Sam & Chris Repiscak
Phyllis & Danny Reynolds
Chris & Mickey Rhed
Jeff & Dakota Rhed
Frank & Becky Rittenhouse
Jean Rittenhouse
Roy & Sharon Rodger
Donna & Steve Rowe
Pat & Chris Ryan
Anthony & Kay Salandra
Dr. F.G. Salter
Josephine Salvetto
Mike, Amanda & Andrew Santaniello
Joe & Yvonne Scarnati
In Memory of John A. Scolese
from Frances M. Scolese
Bill & Toni Scott
Tom Sedlock
Jason Serafini & Family
Ray & Sandy Serafini
Ray, Lori, Rayne, Noah
& Andrew Serafini
Donna Shaffer
Jeff & Sherry Shaffer
Jeff Shaffer
Samuel & Vicky Shaffer
Dennis & Sally Shannon
Mark & Mary Kay Sheley
Eric, Melissa, Seth & Daniel Shugarts
Michael & Donna Sicheri
Sam & Mary Sleigh
George, Cindy & Nathan Smithtro
Bob & Shirley Martini
John & Marian Martini
Sam Martini & LeeAnn Holt
Brad, Malissa, Mia & Luke Martino
Lenny & Joni Martino
Ron, Kathy, Damon, James
& Thomas Matson
Nathan & Gianna May
Ann McFadden
Ward & Margaret McFadden
Don & Marlene McKay
Gary & Helen McKay
Paul & Ann McKinley
Kevin, Beth, Delaney, Layken
& Katie McMeekin
In Memory of Andrew Meredith Sr. &
Ron Meredith
Bruce & Shelly Miller
Chris Miller & Jennifer Rigard
George & Lois Miller
Meredith Monteville
Carol Moore
Lee & Dianne Moore
Rich & Nancy Moore
Terry & Judy Moorhouse
Darren, Renee, Kaitlyn, Ciara & Kyle
Morelli
Fran Jr., Holly, Tanner & Savanna Morelli
Rob & Peggy Morrison
Ryan, Nancy, Lyla & Lexie Morrison
Teresa L. Murgash
Diane Nava
Ray & Michaelyn Neiger
Don, Shirley & Derrick Neubert
John & Pam Nichols
Ray & Chris Nichols
Tony & Janice Nissel
Jim & Connie Olivio
Michael, Linda, Vanessa & Darren Olivio
Paul & Sue Olsakovsky, Alyssa &
Victoria Daub, Paul & Matt Olsakovsky
Joe & Barbara Onoratti Sr.
Eric, Amy, Ben & Callie O'Rourke
Janet Orris
Brandy & Emily Overly
Keith & Connie Palmer
Michael Palmer
Doris Paruolo
Silvestero Patalano
James Patton
Sam, Judy, Quinton & Noah Perrin
Bill Petitti
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Patrons
Tracy, Levi, Aiden & Brynlee Wilcox
Nancy Wine
Bob Wineberg
David Wingard
Donald & Donna Wingard
Gary & Mary Lou Wingard
Marjorie Winterbottom
Bill, Shari, Olivia, & Chase Wolfe
Paul & Barb Woods
Judy Wymer & Family
Don & June Yale
Ralph Yanity
Larry & Mary Janet Youngdahl
Steve & Lorraine Zarlinski
Alice Zimmerman
Frank, Lisa, Marissa & Anthony Zocco
Joe, Amanda & Nora Spencer
Jack & Carol Spinda
Dick & Deanna Starr
Gary & Nancy Starr
Michael Starr
David & Barbara Steele
Louise Steele
Mike Steele, Ashley Bussard, Michael
& Gavin Steele
Jim Sterrett
Pat Stormer
Chuck & Lori Strouse
Mike & Fran Sundie
Mike & Mary Beth Swintek
George, Cheryl & Lyndsey Tamburlin
Bob & Patty Tami
Louie & Catherine Taube
Barbara Taylor
Boyd Taylor
Pat & Lois Taylor
Reese Raybuck & Eli Taylor
Bill & Edie Teeter
Emily Town
John & Christine Town
Fran & Fay Trentini
In Memory of Karen Troyan- Gary Troyan
Joe & Karen Trudo & Ashley Albert
Dick & Clara Trunzo
Pat, Leslie, Rachel, Sarah & Leah Trunzo
Tom Trunzo & Family
Frank & Lynn Uhl
Barbara & Nick Varischetti
Frank Varischetti & Nini
Peter, Sharon, Francesa, Joey &
Johnny Varischetti
Steven & Michele Varischetti
Jeanne Vassallo
Dave & Diane Verne
Jack & Punky Verne
Joe & Margie Verne
Nick Verne
Richard Verne
Sylvia Verne
John, Lisa,Mike & Tommy Vervoort
Jesse, Lisa & Molly Vivian
Fred & MaryLou Waldeck
Raymond Wantuck
Jack, Alisa, Jake & Jesse Ward
In Memory of Janet Youngdahl,
Sami Fields & D. J. Gardner
by Doug & Rae Weisner
Thomas & Cindy Welsh
Richard & Carroll Wilcox
Business Sponsors
Billie’s Awards by Design
Dan Smiths
Helpmates
John Foradora
Straub Brewery
Swift Kennedy Co.
Tom Trunzo
Tri-County Home Support Services
CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
9th Avenue Pavilion
July 4, 2015
2:45 p.m.
Brockway Area
Education Association
Dig into the past with expert educators from the Carnegie
Museum of Natural History!
Use real archaeological techniques to discover clues about
how ancient humans lived using real and replica artifacts!
American Indian Adventures
9th Avenue Pavilion
July 4, 2015
Showtimes
1:15 p.m. & 4:15 p.m.
Brockway Area
Expert museum curators from the Carnegie Museum of Natural
History will take you on an exciting adventure across North America
to explore diverse American Indian cultures, beliefs and authentic
Indian artifacts.
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ATA TROLLEY SCHEDULE
10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM
SATURDAY JULY 4, 2015
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
PICK-UP & DROP-OFF
EVERY HALF HOUR TROLLEY STOPS
St. Tobias Center
Kid’s Kingdom
Toby Terrace
Brockwayville Depot
Multi-Purpose Building - Brockway Area School
Mengle Memorial Library
FIREWORKS PUBLIC DISPLAY SAFETY TIPS
The fire department is usually responsible for the public's safety when a large
scale Fireworks display is presented. The actual firing of the display is conducted by
a trained pyrotechnic operator and crew. These professionals know and comply with
all state and local regulations.
Spectators should obey all ushers or monitors and respect the safety barriers set
up to allow the trained operator room to safely do his job. Resist any temptation to
get close to the actual firing site.
Although it rarely happens, it is possible that a firework component might fall to
the ground without exploding. The public should be cautioned not to touch these
fireworks. If they happen to find any which have not exploded, they should
immediately contact the local fire or police departments.
Pets have very sensitive ears and the booms and bangs associated with a
fireworks display can be quite uncomfortable, particularly to dogs. In fact, the noise
can actually hurt their ears. Leave pets at home if you are going to the fireworks
show.
Leave the lighting of all fireworks to the trained operator when you attend a public
display. Sparklers, fountains and other items that many states allow for use by
individuals are not appropriate to use when a large crowd is present. Leave your
own fireworks at home - the display will provide plenty of excitement.
FOR YOUR SAFETY, THE FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE AND BROCKWAY
BOROUGH REQUEST THAT NO ONE SIT ON THE DIKE, TRESTLE OR IN THE
IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE FIREWORKS LAUNCH. ANYONE IN THE
RESTRICTED AREAS WILL BE ESCORTED OFF THE PREMISES.
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SERVICE CLUB MENUS & CONCESSIONS
BROCKWAY KAIMANNS CLUB......................................................... CHICKEN BARBECUE DINNERS
BROCKWAY BASKETBALL BOOSTERS........................................DRINKS AT BASKETBALL COURT
DURING TOURNAMENT
BROCKWAY CUB SCOUTS PACK 39.............................................................................BEEF JERKY &
WATER
BROCKWAY BOY SCOUTS TROOP 40..................................................................................HOAGIES
BROCKWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH......................HOMEMADE PIE, STEAK HOAGIES,COFFEE,
POP & WATER
BROCKWAY RECREATION BOARD (POOL CONCESSION)..................HOT DOGS, SLOPPY JOES,
POPCORN, SOFT DRINKS &
WATER FROM 10 AM - 3 PM
BROCKWAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT........................................................ FRESH DONUTS
BROCKWAY YOUTH FOOTBALL..................................FRENCH FRIES, PULLED PORK, HOT DOGS
AND BOTTLED WATER
BSA TROOP 27 OF DUBOIS..........................................CHICKEN FINGERS (afternoon), HOT DOGS,
NACHOS, FRESH CUT FRENCH FRIES, FRESH
SQUEEZED LEMONADE, POP AND WATER
CARE FUND OF DUBOIS PA...............................................................
BLOOMING ONIONS, PIZZA, GYROS,
CHEESE & BACON FRIES, CHICKEN FINGERS
& FRIES, SMOOTHIES, SLIDERS, FUNNEL
CAKES, FRIED DOUGH, CANDY APPLES,
HAWAII SHAVED ICE, COTTON CANDY,
FRESH SQUEEZED LEMONADE, POP &
BOTTLED WATER
ELK CO. RELAY FOR LIFE..............................................................................................KETTLE KORN
FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF DUBOIS.................................................................... .KETTLE KORN, POP, LEMONADE,
HOMEMADE FUDGE, SMOOTHIES,
FUNNEL FRIES & WATER
HOPE MISSONS DUBOIS, INC................................... PULLED PORK SANDWICHES WITH SPECIAL
SAUCES,CHICKEN ON A STICK WITH SPECIAL
SAUCES, FOOT LONG HOT DOG WITH SHELLY’S
SAUCE, CORN ON THE COB DIPPED IN BUTTER,
HOMEMADE SWEET TEA, BOTTLED WATER,
COFFEE (OUR OWN DOMINICAN COFFEE)
& LEMONADE
JEFF. CTY DAIRY PROMOTION &
BEECHWOODS BSA TROOP 35............................................................... .HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM
CONES or DISHES, MILKSHAKES
McDONALDS OF BROCKWAY...................................................... SWEET TEA, UNSWEETENED TEA,
ICED COFFEE, VITAMIN WATER &
BOTTLED WATER
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2015 BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH CELEBRATION
Monday June 29
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Registration for all Artwork & 3-D Media
(no photography)
Brockwayville Depot
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Quilt Show
Multi-Purpose Bldg (by Elem. Sch.)
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Storywalk of Silly Sally by Audrey Wood
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
7:00 PM
Art Show open to the public
Art Show Critique
Brockwayville Depot
Brockwayville Depot
Library Book Sale
Quilt Show
Vesper Service - Rev. David Koehler, speaker
Brockwayville Depot
Tuesday June 30
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday July 1
Sponsored by: The Guidance Center’s Parents As
Teachers Program & Mengle Memorial Library
Thursday July 2
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
7:00 PM
Friday July 3
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
7:30 PM
Library Book Sale
Quilt Show
Brockwayville Depot
The Big Band
(Sponsored by: Frank Varischetti Foundation,
Walter Stansell Welding and
Donald Routch Family- Music Lives On)
Saturday July 4
Concession Tent across from Pool
Basketball Court
Pool Parking Lot
Brockway High School
9:00 AM
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
10:15 AM
10:30 AM
Firecracker 10k Race Registration
Firecracker Fun Run Registration
Basketball 3-3 Tournament Registration
Firecracker 10k Race/Fun Run Start
Star Spangled Bicycle Race/
Tour de Brockway Registration
Basketball tournament
Quilt Show
Opening of the day with ringing of the bells
Fishing Contest (Trophies Sponsored by: BP Inn)
Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show Registration
Library Book Sale - Bag Day
Craft Show & Sale
ATA Trolley
Children’s Story House
BAHS Marching Band & Auxiliary
Patriotic Program
11:00 AM
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
11:30 AM
After Games
Star Spangled Bicycle Race/ Tour de Brockway Start
Children’s Games
Kaimann’s Bicycle Drawing
Brockwayville Depot
Little League Field
Little League Field
7:30 AM - 8:15 AM
7:30 AM - 8:15 AM
8:00 AM
8:30 AM
8:30 AM - 10:40 AM
JULY 4TH 2015
JULY 4TH 2015
(Speaker: Dennis Haas,
American Legion Dept. Commander)
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Basketball Court
Parkside Complex Pond
Parkside Complex Grounds
7th Avenue & Alexander Street
(Refer to schedule page in book)
Near Museum
12:00 PM
12:00 PM - 2:30
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12:30 PM
12:30 PM
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
12:30 PM - 4:30 PM
12:30 PM - 4:30 PM
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Lego Building Contest Registration
(Must pre-register by calling 814-375-9388)
Callanish (Sponsored by: Sheetz)
Free Swimming
Inflatable Obstacle Course
Behind Museum
Cartoon Caricature Portraits
Horse Drawn Carriage Rides
Face Painting Artist
Balloon Artist
Strolling Minstrel
Objects in Motion (Sponsored by: Advanced Disposal)
Summer Roller Hockey League
High School All Star Game
Bingo by Brockway Soccer Boosters
Zero Shock Stunt Jump
Trackless Train
Concession Tent
Near Pond on 7th Avenue
Near Museum
Near Kid’s Kingdom
Strolling in the Park
Park Pavilion
Roller Hockey Court
(Sponsored by: The Inzana Family)
Taylor Memorial Pool
Main Pavilion
Soccer Practice Field by Concessions
Mountain Bike Stunt Show
Near Rails to Trails on 7th Ave.
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show
1:15 PM
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
9th Avenue Pavilion
12 National Championships- 1 Inspiring Message
Autograph Session & Souvenirs - Mike Steidley
American Indian Adventures (Sponsored by:
The Brockway Area Education Association)
Park Pavilion
Roller Hockey Court
2:30 PM
Comedy Jugglers (Sponsored by: Advanced Disposal)
Adult All Star Game
Zumba ® Fitness - Join the Party!
2:45 PM
9th Avenue Pavilion
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
Brockway Cheerleader Raffle Drawing
Brockway Drama Club Drawing
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
3:15 PM - 5:15 PM
3:30 PM
4:00 PM
4:15 PM
Reverse Order
Park Pavilion
Brockway Soccer Duck Derby
Bridge by McDonalds
9th Avenue Pavilion
6:00 PM
8:30 PM - 9:45 PM
9:00 PM
9:45 Approx.
Parade
The Manhattan Dolls
Kaimann’s Raffle Drawings
Spectacular Fireworks Display
Main Street
10:00 PM - 11:00 PM
The Manhattan Dolls
Sunday July 5
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Art Show Pick-up
Brockwayville Depot
2:00 PM
2:00 PM
Adventures in Archaeology (Sponsored by:
Car, Truck, & Motorcycle Show
Winner Announcements
(Sponsored in part by:The Burnice Shepley Estate)
PLEASE NOTE: ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO
CHANGE OR CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE.
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HANDICAP PARKING AVAILABLE IN THE
POOL PARKING LOT ON 7TH AVE.
Monday June 29
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Registration for all Artwork & 3-D Media
(no photography)
Brockwayville Depot
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Quilt Show
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Storywalk of Silly Sally by Audrey Wood
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
7:00 PM
Art Show Critique
Brockwayville Depot
Brockwayville Depot
Library Book Sale
Quilt Show
Vesper Service - Rev. David Koehler, speaker
Brockwayville Depot
Tuesday June 30
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday July 1
Sponsored by: The Guidance Center’s Parents As
Teachers Program & Mengle Memorial Library
Thursday July 2
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
7:00 PM
Friday July 3
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
7:30 PM
Library Book Sale
Quilt Show
Brockwayville Depot
The Big Band
(Sponsored by: Frank Varischetti Foundation,
Walter Stansell Welding and
Donald Routch Family- Music Lives On)
Saturday July 4
Basketball Court
Pool Parking Lot
9:00 AM
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
10:15 AM
10:30 AM
Firecracker 10k Race Registration
Firecracker Fun Run Registration
Basketball 3-3 Tournament Registration
Firecracker 10k Race/Fun Run Start
Star Spangled Bicycle Race/
Tour de Brockway Registration
Basketball tournament
Quilt Show
Opening of the day with ringing of the bells
Fishing Contest (Trophies Sponsored by: BP Inn)
Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show Registration
Library Book Sale - Bag Day
Craft Show & Sale
ATA Trolley
Children’s Story House
BAHS Marching Band & Auxiliary
Patriotic Program
11:00 AM
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
11:30 AM
After Games
Star Spangled Bicycle Race/ Tour de Brockway Start
Children’s Games
Kaimann’s Bicycle Drawing
Brockwayville Depot
Little League Field
Little League Field
7:30 AM - 8:15 AM
7:30 AM - 8:15 AM
8:00 AM
8:30 AM
8:30 AM - 10:40 AM
JULY 4TH 2015
JULY 4TH 2015
(Speaker: Dennis Haas,
American Legion Dept. Commander)
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Basketball Court
Parkside Complex Pond
7th Avenue & Alexander Street
(Refer to schedule page in book)
Near Museum
12:00 PM
12:00 PM - 2:30
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
12:30 PM
12:30 PM
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
12:30 PM - 4:30 PM
12:30 PM - 4:30 PM
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Lego Building Contest Registration
(Must pre-register by calling 814-375-9388)
Callanish (Sponsored by: Sheetz)
Free Swimming
Inflatable Obstacle Course
Behind Museum
Cartoon Caricature Portraits
Horse Drawn Carriage Rides
Face Painting Artist
Balloon Artist
Strolling Minstrel
High School All Star Game
Bingo by Brockway Soccer Boosters
Zero Shock Stunt Jump
Trackless Train
Concession Tent
Near Pond on 7th Avenue
Near Museum
Near Kid’s Kingdom
Strolling in the Park
Park Pavilion
Roller Hockey Court
(Sponsored by: The Inzana Family)
Taylor Memorial Pool
Main Pavilion
Near Rails to Trails on 7th Ave.
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show
1:15 PM
9th Avenue Pavilion
Park Pavilion
Roller Hockey Court
2:30 PM
Comedy Jugglers (Sponsored by: Advanced Disposal)
Adult All Star Game
Zumba ® Fitness - Join the Party!
2:45 PM
9th Avenue Pavilion
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
Brockway Cheerleader Raffle Drawing
Brockway Drama Club Drawing
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
3:15 PM - 5:15 PM
3:30 PM
4:00 PM
4:15 PM
Reverse Order
Park Pavilion
Brockway Soccer Duck Derby
Bridge by McDonalds
9th Avenue Pavilion
6:00 PM
8:30 PM - 9:45 PM
9:00 PM
9:45 Approx.
Parade
The Manhattan Dolls
Kaimann’s Raffle Drawings
Spectacular Fireworks Display
Main Street
10:00 PM - 11:00 PM
The Manhattan Dolls
Sunday July 5
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Art Show Pick-up
Brockwayville Depot
2:00 PM
2:00 PM
Adventures in Archaeology (Sponsored by:
Car, Truck, & Motorcycle Show
Winner Announcements
(Sponsored in part by:The Burnice Shepley Estate)
PLEASE NOTE: ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO
CHANGE OR CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE.
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HANDICAP PARKING AVAILABLE IN THE
POOL PARKING LOT ON 7TH AVE.
ATA TROLLEY SCHEDULE
10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM
SATURDAY JULY 4, 2015
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
PICK-UP & DROP-OFF
EVERY HALF HOUR TROLLEY STOPS
St. Tobias Center
Kid’s Kingdom
Toby Terrace
Brockwayville Depot
Multi-Purpose Building - Brockway Area School
FIREWORKS PUBLIC DISPLAY SAFETY TIPS
The fire department is usually responsible for the public's safety when a large
scale Fireworks display is presented. The actual firing of the display is conducted by
a trained pyrotechnic operator and crew. These professionals know and comply with
all state and local regulations.
Spectators should obey all ushers or monitors and respect the safety barriers set
up to allow the trained operator room to safely do his job. Resist any temptation to
get close to the actual firing site.
Although it rarely happens, it is possible that a firework component might fall to
the ground without exploding. The public should be cautioned not to touch these
fireworks. If they happen to find any which have not exploded, they should
immediately contact the local fire or police departments.
Pets have very sensitive ears and the booms and bangs associated with a
fireworks display can be quite uncomfortable, particularly to dogs. In fact, the noise
can actually hurt their ears. Leave pets at home if you are going to the fireworks
show.
Leave the lighting of all fireworks to the trained operator when you attend a public
display. Sparklers, fountains and other items that many states allow for use by
individuals are not appropriate to use when a large crowd is present. Leave your
own fireworks at home - the display will provide plenty of excitement.
FOR YOUR SAFETY, THE FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE AND BROCKWAY
BOROUGH REQUEST THAT NO ONE SIT ON THE DIKE, TRESTLE OR IN THE
IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE FIREWORKS LAUNCH. ANYONE IN THE
RESTRICTED AREAS WILL BE ESCORTED OFF THE PREMISES.
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SERVICE CLUB MENUS & CONCESSIONS
BROCKWAY KAIMANNS CLUB......................................................... CHICKEN BARBECUE DINNERS
BROCKWAY BASKETBALL BOOSTERS........................................DRINKS AT BASKETBALL COURT
DURING TOURNAMENT
BROCKWAY CUB SCOUTS PACK 39.............................................................................BEEF JERKY &
WATER
BROCKWAY BOY SCOUTS TROOP 40..................................................................................HOAGIES
BROCKWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH......................HOMEMADE PIE, STEAK HOAGIES,COFFEE,
POP & WATER
BROCKWAY RECREATION BOARD (POOL CONCESSION)..................HOT DOGS, SLOPPY JOES,
POPCORN, SOFT DRINKS &
WATER FROM 10 AM - 3 PM
BROCKWAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT........................................................ FRESH DONUTS
BROCKWAY YOUTH FOOTBALL..................................FRENCH FRIES, PULLED PORK, HOT DOGS
AND BOTTLED WATER
BSA TROOP 27 OF DUBOIS..........................................CHICKEN FINGERS (afternoon), HOT DOGS,
NACHOS, FRESH CUT FRENCH FRIES, FRESH
SQUEEZED LEMONADE, POP AND WATER
CARE FUND OF DUBOIS PA...............................................................
BLOOMING ONIONS, PIZZA, GYROS,
CHEESE & BACON FRIES, CHICKEN FINGERS
& FRIES, SMOOTHIES, SLIDERS, FUNNEL
CAKES, FRIED DOUGH, CANDY APPLES,
HAWAII SHAVED ICE, COTTON CANDY,
FRESH SQUEEZED LEMONADE, POP &
BOTTLED WATER
ELK CO. RELAY FOR LIFE..............................................................................................KETTLE KORN
FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF DUBOIS.................................................................... .KETTLE KORN, POP, LEMONADE,
HOMEMADE FUDGE, SMOOTHIES,
FUNNEL FRIES & WATER
HOPE MISSONS DUBOIS, INC................................... PULLED PORK SANDWICHES WITH SPECIAL
SAUCES,CHICKEN ON A STICK WITH SPECIAL
SAUCES, FOOT LONG HOT DOG WITH SHELLY’S
SAUCE, CORN ON THE COB DIPPED IN BUTTER,
HOMEMADE SWEET TEA, BOTTLED WATER,
COFFEE (OUR OWN DOMINICAN COFFEE)
& LEMONADE
JEFF. CTY DAIRY PROMOTION &
BEECHWOODS BSA TROOP 35............................................................... .HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM
CONES or DISHES, MILKSHAKES
McDONALDS OF BROCKWAY...................................................... SWEET TEA, UNSWEETENED TEA,
ICED COFFEE, VITAMIN WATER &
BOTTLED WATER
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Patrons
Tracy, Levi, Aiden & Brynlee Wilcox
Nancy Wine
Bob Wineberg
David Wingard
Donald & Donna Wingard
Gary & Mary Lou Wingard
Marjorie Winterbottom
Bill, Shari, Olivia, & Chase Wolfe
Paul & Barb Woods
Judy Wymer & Family
Don & June Yale
Ralph Yanity
Larry & Mary Janet Youngdahl
Steve & Lorraine Zarlinski
Alice Zimmerman
Frank, Lisa, Marissa & Anthony Zocco
Joe, Amanda & Nora Spencer
Jack & Carol Spinda
Dick & Deanna Starr
Gary & Nancy Starr
Michael Starr
David & Barbara Steele
Louise Steele
Mike Steele, Ashley Bussard, Michael
& Gavin Steele
Jim Sterrett
Pat Stormer
Chuck & Lori Strouse
Mike & Fran Sundie
Mike & Mary Beth Swintek
George, Cheryl & Lyndsey Tamburlin
Bob & Patty Tami
Louie & Catherine Taube
Barbara Taylor
Boyd Taylor
Pat & Lois Taylor
Reese Raybuck & Eli Taylor
Bill & Edie Teeter
Emily Town
John & Christine Town
Fran & Fay Trentini
In Memory of Karen Troyan- Gary Troyan
Joe & Karen Trudo & Ashley Albert
Dick & Clara Trunzo
Pat, Leslie, Rachel, Sarah & Leah Trunzo
Tom Trunzo & Family
Frank & Lynn Uhl
Barbara & Nick Varischetti
Frank Varischetti & Nini
Peter, Sharon, Francesa, Joey &
Johnny Varischetti
Steven & Michele Varischetti
Jeanne Vassallo
Dave & Diane Verne
Jack & Punky Verne
Joe & Margie Verne
Nick Verne
Richard Verne
Sylvia Verne
John, Lisa,Mike & Tommy Vervoort
Jesse, Lisa & Molly Vivian
Fred & MaryLou Waldeck
Raymond Wantuck
Jack, Alisa, Jake & Jesse Ward
In Memory of Janet Youngdahl,
Sami Fields & D. J. Gardner
by Doug & Rae Weisner
Thomas & Cindy Welsh
Richard & Carroll Wilcox
Business Sponsors
Billie’s Awards by Design
Dan Smiths
Helpmates
John Foradora
Straub Brewery
Swift Kennedy Co.
Tom Trunzo
Tri-County Home Support Services
CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
9th Avenue Pavilion
July 4, 2015
2:45 p.m.
Brockway Area
Dig into the past with expert educators from the Carnegie
Museum of Natural History!
Use real archaeological techniques to discover clues about
how ancient humans lived using real and replica artifacts!
American Indian Adventures
9th Avenue Pavilion
July 4, 2015
Showtimes
1:15 p.m. & 4:15 p.m.
Brockway Area
Expert museum curators from the Carnegie Museum of Natural
History will take you on an exciting adventure across North America
to explore diverse American Indian cultures, beliefs and authentic
Indian artifacts.
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Patrons
Park Pavilion
2:00 P.M.
Advanced Disposal
The Gizmo Guys have amazed and amused audiences all around the world!
From Nickelodeon to Comedy Central, The Gizmo Guys have made numerous television
appearances, won international juggling competitions and taught at some of the top circus
schools. Where jokes are something you watch not experience, their quick-wit exhilarates and
inspires sidesplitting laughter in audience members of all ages.
Their winning combination of world-class juggling skills
and infectious humor truly make them -- comedy jugglers!
Park Pavilion
Showtimes
12:30 P.M. & 3:30 P.M.
Advanced Disposal
With unbelievable teamwork and cooperation, The Gizmo Guys present –
OBJECTS IN MOTION!
As seen on Nickelodeon and Comedy Central, this eye-popping, gasp-inducing show
is filled with unique routines, comedic dialogue and world-class juggling skills.
Be sure to watch The Gizmo Guys test Newton's Theory and Galileo's Discovery while
correlating the importance of math, science, music and physical fitness to – juggling!
JUGGLING + MATH + SCIENCE + MUSIC + PHYSICAL FITNESS = FUN
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David Petruzzi
Enes Pinge
Barbara Pisarchick
Ed & Barbara Pisarchick
In Memory of Mom, Dad, Butch & Debi
by Denise Pisarchick
Marian Pisoni
Pat Pistilli & Family
Darlene & Tracy Pontious
Maurice Prendergast
Joe, Frances, Margo & Colt Puhala
John & Cindy Puhala
Mark Puhala & Family
Shirley Quinn
RC Transport Services, Inc.
Brent & Marilyn Rearick
Dotty Reed
Marie Reed
Rich & Bev Renwick
Rick, Darlene, Wylee & Hannah
Renwick
Sam & Chris Repiscak
Phyllis & Danny Reynolds
Chris & Mickey Rhed
Jeff & Dakota Rhed
Frank & Becky Rittenhouse
Jean Rittenhouse
Roy & Sharon Rodger
Donna & Steve Rowe
Pat & Chris Ryan
Anthony & Kay Salandra
Dr. F.G. Salter
Josephine Salvetto
Mike, Amanda & Andrew Santaniello
Joe & Yvonne Scarnati
In Memory of John A. Scolese
from Frances M. Scolese
Bill & Toni Scott
Tom Sedlock
Jason Serafini & Family
Ray & Sandy Serafini
Ray, Lori, Rayne, Noah
& Andrew Serafini
Donna Shaffer
Jeff & Sherry Shaffer
Jeff Shaffer
Samuel & Vicky Shaffer
Dennis & Sally Shannon
Mark & Mary Kay Sheley
Eric, Melissa, Seth & Daniel Shugarts
Michael & Donna Sicheri
Sam & Mary Sleigh
George, Cindy & Nathan Smithtro
Bob & Shirley Martini
John & Marian Martini
Sam Martini & LeeAnn Holt
Brad, Malissa, Mia & Luke Martino
Lenny & Joni Martino
Ron, Kathy, Damon, James
& Thomas Matson
Nathan & Gianna May
Ann McFadden
Ward & Margaret McFadden
Don & Marlene McKay
Gary & Helen McKay
Paul & Ann McKinley
Kevin, Beth, Delaney, Layken
& Katie McMeekin
In Memory of Andrew Meredith Sr. &
Ron Meredith
Bruce & Shelly Miller
Chris Miller & Jennifer Rigard
George & Lois Miller
Meredith Monteville
Carol Moore
Lee & Dianne Moore
Rich & Nancy Moore
Terry & Judy Moorhouse
Darren, Renee, Kaitlyn, Ciara & Kyle
Morelli
Fran Jr., Holly, Tanner & Savanna Morelli
Rob & Peggy Morrison
Ryan, Nancy, Lyla & Lexie Morrison
Teresa L. Murgash
Diane Nava
Ray & Michaelyn Neiger
Don, Shirley & Derrick Neubert
John & Pam Nichols
Ray & Chris Nichols
Tony & Janice Nissel
Jim & Connie Olivio
Michael, Linda, Vanessa & Darren Olivio
Paul & Sue Olsakovsky, Alyssa &
Victoria Daub, Paul & Matt Olsakovsky
Joe & Barbara Onoratti Sr.
Eric, Amy, Ben & Callie O'Rourke
Janet Orris
Brandy & Emily Overly
Keith & Connie Palmer
Michael Palmer
Doris Paruolo
Silvestero Patalano
James Patton
Sam, Judy, Quinton & Noah Perrin
Bill Petitti
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Patrons
Ronnie Holt & Teresa & Andrew Trunzo
Sherry Holt, Randy Collins, Lee Ann,
Sam, Tiffany, Dan & Linda Belle
Horton Township Sportmen’s Club
Marc Hoyt
Henry & Nancy Huffman
Chris, Katie, J.T. & Alex Hughes
Craig, Jessica, Bradey, Ana,
Aiden & Kyle Hughes
Terry & Lynne Hughes
Jane Hutchinson
Ann Marie Inzana & Madison
Dave & Janice Inzana
Dave, Angie, Tino & Dom Inzana
Ernie & Lilo Inzana
Fran & Therese Inzana
Lu & Carol Inzana
Mike, Merry & Julianne Inzana
Nick, Julie, Nico & Bella Inzana
Carey Johnson
Melissa Johnson
Neil & Alex Johnson
Danny & Patty Jones
Msgr. Charles Kaza
Elva Keister
Tim & Kathy Keister
Emory Keith
Rob, Kristina & Wesley Keith
Scott & Ina Keith
Scott, Angela, Gina & Anna Kelly
Chuck, Krista, Katelyn & Kyle Kennedy
Lisa Knight & Dominic
Violet Kopp
Bill & Anna Kuhar
Greg Kuhar
Jack Lackatos
Stella Lancaster
Steve & Jody Landini
Tom & Joy Lewis
Rick & Annette Liddle
In Memory of Clyde & Deloris Chatfield
& D.J. Gardner
Jean Lorenzo
Clair & Marilyn Lundberg
Lundberg Paving
Lundberg Paving & Trucking, LLC.
Mary Lundberg
Claudia Lyle
Gary & Pat Mahaffey
Rolfe & Mary Ann Mahaffey
Terry & Rita Maher
Mike & Jodi Mancuso & Family
Holly Martinchek
Ross, Laura, Siena & Brady Ferraro
Lee & Alda Foeks
Joanne Fonner
Randy Foringer & Family
Wayne & Linda Foringer
Army, Barb, Armando & Fabio Fortunato
Audrey & Clair Foulks
Mark & Josephine Freemer
Andy & Katie Fremer
Fremer Reclamation, Inc.
Paul & Kathy Fremer
Donna Galluzzi
Richard Galluzzi
Beverly Gankosky
Ruth Gankosky
Mike & Cindy Gelnette
Bruno & Joanne Genevro
Flora Genevro
Frank & Anita Genevro
Rick & Diane Genevro
Tino & Eileen Genevro
Sonia Gess
John & Lenora Gilbert
Jim & Evelyn Grant
Betty Grecco
Bruce, Robin, Janel & Bryce Grecco
Richard & Joyce Grecco
John Green
Kathleen Green
Norma Gregorio
John, Rosey, Jessica, Mandi & Chloe
Gresak
Bud & Jean Grieneisen
Chuck & Diane Grieneisen
Matt, Dee Dee & Moka Grieneisen
Kent & June Grinnen
Rachel & Cathy Grubbs
Joseph Gryzbek
Dave & Sue Hand
Steve & Marsha Harris
Jack & Nancy Hartzfeld
Dan, Ann, John, Zoe & Sam Hawkins
Rev. & Mrs. Robert C. Henry
Howard & Joyce Hess
Bill & Jill Hicks
Linda Hicks
Bill & Cathy Himes & Family
Beverly Hockenberry
Brownie, Genny & Stephen Hoffman
Jim & Linda Hoffman
Patty Hoskavich
Emily Holt
Ron & MaryBelle Holt
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A Musical Tribute to The Andrews Sisters
8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Boogie woogie back to the 30’s and 40’s with The Manhattan Dolls. This New York
City based vocal trio has been captivating audiences all over the world with their
Andrews Sisters Tribute show.
Experience a musical journey filled with the toe-tappin’ hits made famous by those
legendary “singsational” sisters who performed for more USO shows than any other
vocal group during WWII. With their spot-on three-part harmonies, synchronized dance
moves, quick wit and patriotic hearts, The Manhattan Dolls truly capture the essence of
the original Andrews Sisters.
The Manhattan Dolls will be sure to fill your memories with their voices, charm you
with their personalities and touch your heart forever with their patriotism.
Brockway All Star Big Band
Friday, July 3, 2015
7:30 p.m.
Under the direction of Dr. Bill Stowman & Dr. Brad Genevro, the
Brockway All Star Big Band was established to honor Brockway’s rich musical
association with jazz and to revive the tradition of enjoying music from the big band
era as part of the Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. Brockway natives Bill
Stowman and Brad Genevro, in order to honor their teachers, George Monaco and Don
Routch, started the All Star Big Band.
If you long for the sounds of yesteryear and want to embrace a longstanding Brockway
tradition, then come out and enjoy the Brockway All Star Big Band as they lead us
on a journey through the spectacular big band era and celebrate this truly American
art form.
Walter Stansell Welding
The Frank Varischetti Foundation
The Donald Routch Family &The “Music Lives On” Fund
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Patrons
3:15 p.m. ~ 5:15 p.m.
Reverse Order is a dynamic Pop/Rock band that combines powerful lyrics with driving
guitars and infectious melodies. Influenced by Maroon 5, Fall Out Boy and One
Republic, this National touring band was a finalist on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, has
headlined major events, had a Grammy nominated single -“Go” and supported acts for
Third Eye Blind, The Backstreet Boys and Avril Lavigne.
From the moment Reverse Order takes the stage, their passion and undeniable energy
will be sure to captivate you with a sound that is familiar and inviting.
July 4, 2015
12:00 p.m.– 2:30 p.m.
SHEETZ
Join Callanish for an afternoon filled with lively jigs and reels, haunting airs, and
rollicking songs that capture the essence and mystic beauty of Celtic music and
folklore from the British Isles.
This quartet of musical lassies is sure to get the 49th Annual Brockway
Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration off to a rousing start as they weave
together Irish and Scottish music and merriment!
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Mark Adams & Ginger Patterson
Daryl, Laura, Carter & Noah Adams
Diane Amitrone
Rich, Barb, Nick & Clay Anderson
Rick, Jackie, Rachael, & Cody Anderson
Tom & Lori Anderson
Anonymous
Linda Archer
Terrell & Martha Atwell
Joseph Baka
Nathaniel, Jenmina & Katie Baker
David & Shirlee Barber
John & Qweeny Barber
Barkery Pet Cuisine
Richard & Bonny Barraclough
Rich & Pat Battitori
Rev. & Mrs. Victor Baxter
Craig Beers
Rod & Barb Beers
Barbara Belton
Mike & JoAnn Bennett
Mike, Shari, Derek & Chad Bennett
Bob & Genevieve Benson
Chris, Steph, Andy & Anthony Benson
Dave, Emma, Katie & Jon Benson
Keeker Benson
Dominick Berardi
John & Diane Bernardo
Helen Bish - In Memory of Clarence Bish
John & Pat Biss
Mike Biss Family
Linda, Bob, & John Bonfilio
Bennie & June Bortle
Jeff & Gerry Bray
In Memory of Louise Reitz & Dorothy Provin
Kathleen Britton
Brockway Church of God
Dr. & Mrs. Jim Brown
Alberta & Tracey Brumberg
DM Bruno & RG Zigler
Joe & JoAnne Bruno
Rich Bruno & Anne Juba
Ozzy, Aiden, Alex, Sierra, London,
Kennedy & Nora
Tom & Megan Bussard
Raymond & Michelle Calhoun
Robert Calhoun
John & Debbie Cantafio
Phyllis Catanzarito
Steve, Pam, Stephen, Kyle, Taylor
& Katlyn Cappetta
Dee Dee Carlini
John & Evelyn Carlson
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Corl & Annette Carnahan
Randy & Cindy Carnahan
Rich & Sally Carnahan
Pat Cartwright
Greg & Cindy Castiglione
Louise Castiglione
Joan Cavalier
Anna Ceriani
Jeff & Darlene Chamberlin
Harry & Catherine Charlesen
Robert & Peggy Cherubini
Christine’s Hilltop Salon
Paul & Barbara Clark
Thomas & Patricia Clark
Greg & Wendy Coder
Joan Coder
In Memory of Sam Volpe from
Gary & Cindi Collins
Puye Conley
Carol Connacher
Judith Copelli
James & Karen Corp
John & Patricia Coyle
Kenny & Barbara Craft
Bill & Donna Crawford
Owen & Noah Crawford
Randy & Lois Crawford
Terry & Sally Crawford
Mary Cribbs
Gary & Ann Cristini
Michael & Debra Dahrouge & Family
Kay Deasey
Tom & Tina Decker
Louis Delia
William Delia
Mabel Delio
Deacon Bob & Sue DeNoon
Vic & Cheryl DeSantis
Mary Devlin
Adam & Jessica Dietrick
Ron, Brittany, MacKenzie & Jayla
Dittemore
Pat & Mary Jo Donlin
Janet Esposito
Nic, Sarah & Dick Esposito
David Facchine
Fran Faith
Dick & Julie Faller
Joe & Marsha Farmer
Diane Faulk
Jeff, Beth & Ali Faulk & Lyra Burns
John, Sue & Laura Felczak
Ed & Clara Ferraro
2015 Brockway 4th of July Queen
Stephanie Laura Spirk
12:30 PM ~ 4:3 0 PM
Have you ever wanted to jump from extreme heights and free-fall through the air like a
Hollywood stunt double??
WELL, SAY NO MORE!! Experience ZERO SHOCK at Brockway’s 49th Annual
Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration!
The Brockway Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration is proud to
announce Stephanie Laura Spirk as this year’s Fourth of July Queen.
Stephanie, of Brockway, is a 2015 graduate of the Brockway Area High
School where she was ranked with high honors and was involved in many
activities in school and around the community. Among many accolades,
she was a graduate of both the Dale Carnegie class and the Pennsylvania
Free Enterprise Student week; she was the Student Council President, a
member of the National Honor Society, involved in soccer, mock trial and
Model United Nations, just to name a few. She may be most recognizable
from the roles she played in the musicals and plays on the Brockway
school stage. Recently, she was the lead, Fiona, in the Musical, Shrek.
Stephanie has spent her summers working in the concession stand and as
a lifeguard at the Brockway Swimming Pool. She is also a student representative to the Brockway Borough Council, a girl scout and volunteers for
many organizations.
Stephanie plans to attend The University of Pittsburgh majoring in Global
Management and hopes to eventually obtain her Master’s Degree. Her
career goal is to manage trade with other countries. Stephanie is the
daughter of Christopher and Laura Spirk of Brockway.
The Brockway community is proud to have her represent our community.
Stephanie will lead the annual Fourth of July parade which kicks off at
6 PM on Main Street! Make sure to watch for her!
Congratulations, Stephanie!
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For the ADRENALINE RUSH of a lifetime, don’t miss your chance to safely free-fall 25
feet onto a cushion of air!
LEGO Building Contest
Near the Museum
12:00 Noon
Tim Britton Construction
Services, Inc.
These little colored bricks are more than mere toys.
Put your design and ideas into motion at the
Tim Britton Construction Services LEGO Building Contest.
So, what will you build??
All participants must pre-register before July 4th by calling the
office of Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. at 814-375-9388.
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Obstacle Course
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Eddy & Wendy Inzana
Mike & Merry Inzana
Dave & Angie Inzana
At Brockway’s Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, two
people can race side by side on this colorful obstacle course as their
adrenaline takes them on a journey that will end with one winner!
Ernie Taylor
Luigi’s Ristorante
Station 101 Pub & Kitchen
Matthew & Gilda Wrobleski
Shop ‘N Save Grocery Store
Eat ‘N Park Restaurant
Martin’s Grocery Store
Kohlhepp’s True Value
DuBois Logistics
(C&S Wholesale Grocers)
Xtreme Wear
RoadID
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Sheetz of Brockway
Smith’s Lawn & Landscaping
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Karen Foster (In memory of Joel M. Foster)
Buck’s Pizza
Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home
Planet Bike
J & M Auto Service
Scottish Heights Golf Course
Mark Britton Builders
Giant Eagle of DuBois
LUV 2 SEW 4 U
Ft. Worth Restaurant
Brockway Old-Fashioned
Fourth of July
2015 Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show Sponsors
American Classics
Brockway True Value
Creekside Auto & Tire
Fox's Pizza
Hepler's Beer Barrel & Country Store
Jim's Custom Collision
Legends Powersports
Near The Museum
July 4, 2015
12:00 Noon – 4:00 p.m.
Amazing Kids
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Napa Auto Parts
Rogos Auto Sales
Smith’s Tastee Freeze
Snyder's Mufflers & More
Thompson’s Speed & Auto Repair
Thank you to the sponsors
of the Firecracker 10K Race,
the Fun Run & the Partner Relay!
Rockstar Productions
Professional Wedding DJ
Matt Grieneisen
Keystone Rehabilitation Systems
Brian May, MPT, DAC
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Brockport
Army and Navy
Club
P.O. Box 25
Brockport, PA 15823
814-265-8396
Bar Manager
Denise Buffington
Ferraro, Kruk
& Ferraro, LLP
690 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-2202
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12 National Championships. 1 Inspiring Message.
~ Showtimes ~
1:00 PM & 3:00 PM
“The Kenda, Mike Steidley Mountain Bike Stunt Show” features and extreme,
action-packed mountain bike exhibition combined with one POWERFUL message
that is sure to inspire spectators of all ages!
Much like skillfully maneuvering his own set of custom ramps and obstacles
throughout the show, Mike Steidley expresses the importance of staying positive
while negotiating one’s own “obstacles in life”.
Don’t miss a moment of this CAPTIVATING feature!
SNYDER TOWNSHIP
Hugh Water
&
Holt Drilling
Route 219 South
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8981
holtdrilling.com
hughwaterservices.com
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Brockway Drug Co., Inc.
1365 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-3305
Bloom Electric
Heating & Plumbing, Inc.
8164 Clearfield-Curwensville Hwy.
Clearfield, PA 16830
814-765-3140  814-265-8217
77 Larsen Drive
DuBois, PA 15801
814-371-6109
www.abcspayroll.com
YardWorks
20 Livingood Ln
Brockport, PA 15823
814-594-6421
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S&T Bank
456 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8402
“One Customer at a Time”
Guardian Elder Care
Guardian Rehabilitation
Services, Inc.
8796 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-1164
8796 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-7874
Guardian Home &
Community Services, Inc.
Guardian Long Term
Care Pharmacy
8796 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
1-888-519-4697
123 Brubaker Rd.
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 503-7400
9
Russell and Connie
Ferraro
40 North St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8414
8255 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0863
www.rogosauto.com
Local News, Local People, AccuWeather
Clyde, Ferraro & CO. LLP
Certified Public Accountants
Law & Finance Building
75 Larsen Drive
DuBois, PA 15801
(814) 371-2141
8
Connect FM
96.7
and
107.9
Dave Ramsey, Rush, Sean, Pirates
www.connectradio.fm
Martino's Bilo
1200 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-2353
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Vinyl Graphics by
Coder’s Print Shop
1701 Bond Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-590-0372
Amazing Kids
Early Intervention Provider
Serving Counties in Northwest PA
[email protected]
814-715-5738
Senator
Joe Scarnati
410 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-2030
Sunny 106
James E.
Devlin, M.D.
Shining in our Community for 25 years
1100 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 268-3645
Family Practice
Today’s hits and yesterday’s favorites!
12 W. Long Ave., DuBois
814-375-5260
www.sunny106.fm
Brockway Sportmen’s Club
506 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-3442
Best Wings in Town!
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7
Advanced Disposal
814-265-1975
800-338-8971
McDonalds of
Brockway & DuBois
Caring for Pregnant
Women and Children
P.O. Box 543
800-634-5670
814-371-5854
www.peritech.com
Greentree Landfill
635 Toby Rd
Kersey, PA 15846
Phone: 814-265-1744
Fax: 814-265-8745
Q102
“Today’s Hot Country”
93.1 QYX
“Today’s Hits”
95.9 & 101.3
News 900 WCPA
“Rockin’ the
Northern Alleghenies”
6
3673 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0632
www.starrstrailersales.com
1538 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-2337
Fran Morelli
Sales & Service
Highland View Health Care
& Rehabilitation Center
8464 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1330
www.franmorelli.com
90 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-7723
Goodwill Store
Great China
509 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-371-2821
“Donate stuff, Create jobs”
441 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1177
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Carlson-Shugarts
Funeral Home, Inc.
626 North Maple Ave.
Ridgway, PA 15853
814-772-5142
1033 4th Ave.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-2732
Quinn L. Lundberg,
Jr., DMD
409 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-6614
Brockway, PA 15824
Fermantown Road
814-265-8749
William J. Sabatose, Owner
Brockway Veterinary
Hospital
Creekside
Auto & Tire Service
1608 Main St.
919 Clark Street
Brockway, PA 15824
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1950
Dr. Joan Lee
814-265-0459
Carnesali’s Pizza & Bar
1201 E. Main St.
643 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-3735
814-265-6321
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Varischetti Holdings, LP
1228 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-8090
Apple Tractor
Varischetti & Sons, Inc.
8317 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-8765  (800) 468-3406
1228 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-8090
Phoenix
Sintered Metals, Inc
Superior Energy
Resources, LLC
921 Clark Street
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 268-3455
2691 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
(814) 265-1080
Sheetz
of Brockway
1408 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1458
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Native Americans
Every year our booklet focuses on something special and meaningful to our local
area. We have read about local and national events, anniversaries and exposés.
Exposés have covered important people who contributed to the development of
Brockway as a community including, the Brockways, Clarks and Nichols, and also
our local industries of timber, farming, coal, glass, clay and powder metal.
Now we touch on another important aspect of our development, a somewhat
forgotten group, the native people that traveled this area as far back as 15,000 years
ago. These people were not establishing any permanent settlements as the Brockway’s did, but staying in hunting camps. They stayed in areas such as Big Vineyard,
which is north of town where the rock shelters provided protection from the elements.
They stayed long enough to trap and hunt the abundant bear, fox, beaver, white
tailed deer, elk, turkey, mountain lion and wolf, as well as other forest animals.
They traveled, depending on the season, for nuts, berries and roots, and they fished
in the pristine streams under the great stands of hemlock, oak, American chestnut
and maple. These stands of forest were so dense in places that the sun and stars
were blocked out due to the thick canopy of branches and leaves above them.
These native people were self-sufficient and found the land plentiful. Traveling from
the north down the Little Tobec (Little Toby) to the point where it turns north (Main
Street Bridge in Brockway) to meet the Big Tobec (Big Toby later to be called the
Clarion), these native people known as the Seneca, were part of the Iroquois Nation.
They made this land (now our town) their home.
Reminders or calling cards from their presence can be found by the keen eye in the
form of arrow heads, stone axes and other tools along the creeks or freshly tilled
ground. Mancala sometimes called bi-pitted stones or nutting stones made on rough
sandstone can be found. These game boards have eight dimples carved onto the
flat surface in a square of six with the remaining two on each end. This game was
played with a pebble, seed or grain. Also many of the names which are important
and familiar to us come from this group of people, although anglicized: Toby,
Punxsutawney, Allegheny, Appalachian, Kittanning, Susquehannock, Moshannon,
Seneca and Iroquois to name a few. Even some of the animals we encounter still
bear the names they gave them such as the wapiti or elk, opossum, raccoon and
skunk.
Take a moment this summer and explore your surroundings. Visit the Taylor
Memorial Museum for their displays. On July 4th, stop by under the trees near the
Museum (weather permitting) and speak with George Miller, a local historian, who
has explored the area and found their “calling cards”, learn to knap a piece of flint to
make an arrow head and to learn some of their customs.
During our celebration, make sure you visit the Carnegie Museum of Natural History
on American Indian Adventures at 1:15 PM & 4:15 PM, and Adventures in Archaeology at 2:45 PM at the 9th Avenue Pavilion in the park. You will be amazed at what
adventures lie ahead.
Our Native Americans are rich in customs and traditions and should be remembered
as we remember our history and customs from our immediate families and those that
made Brockway what it is today.
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DuBois Medical
Supply Co., Inc.
The Allenbaughs
721 McCullough Ave.
Brockway, PA 15824
320 Liberty Blvd.
DuBois, PA 15801
814-375-1100
Jim’s Custom
& Collision, Inc.
Fox’s Pizza Den
957 Fifth Ave.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8889
Your One Stop Collision Shop!
Falls Creek 371-1093
Brockway 265-1004
DuBois 375-2385
Network Realty Services
Dave, Angie, Tino
& Dominic Inzana
Eddy, Wendy,
Jordan & Angelo
Inzana
920 Fifth Avenue
Brockway, PA 15824
Have a safe and happy 4th!
8748 Route 219
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-7945
“Tasteest” Treats in Town!
22 Sawmill Drive
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0671
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80 N. Park Place
DuBois, PA 15801
814-372-1090
www.foradorainsurance.com
51 Taylor Avenue
814-371-1520
Brockway Center for
Arts & Technology (BCAT)
Tim Britton
Construction Services, Inc.
1200 Wood Street
Brockway, PA 15824
109 Main Street
814-375-9388
timbrittonconstruction.com
814-265-1111
NAPA Auto Parts, Inc.
Frank Zocco
Financial, Inc.
640 S. Brady St.
DuBois, PA 15801
814-371-7900
682 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
1301 Main St.
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-0949
814-265-0846
CW Graphics
Priority First
Federal Credit Union
Professional Printers, Designers,
Signage and Vehicle Graphics
550 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-8421
24 West Washington Ave.
P.O. Box 927
DuBois, PA 15801
814-375-7822
1-844-223-7442
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VESPERS
Come and join the community as we kick off
the 49th Annual Brockway Old Fashioned
Fourth of July Celebration with Vespers at
Moorhead United Methodist Church on
Main Street.
Experience fellowship and music as we give
thanks to God for the many blessings our
great country enjoys and to remember the
sacrifices made by the many veterans who
have made our country safe.
Program begins promptly at 7:00 pm on
Thursday July 2 in the Sanctuary with Rev.
David Koehler of the Sugar Hill and
Beechwoods Presbyterian Churches as
speaker. Religious and Patriotic music
provided by the Village Voices.
Service made possible by the
Brockway Ministerium.
All are welcome to attend!
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Dennis Haas
Department (State) Commander
The American Legion
Forsyth Drilling, Inc.
The Cafe @ Parkside
& IL Villaggio
2750 Oklahoma-Salem Road
DuBois, PA 15801
1200 Wood Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-1162
814-371-7960
Water wells, pump and tank
installation, geothermal drilling
Courier-Express
&
Tri-County Sunday
Dennis Haas was born in Buffalo, NY and raised in rural
western New York. He attended Iroquois High School and
enlisted in the United States Navy in 1968. After boot camp
and advanced training he was assigned to the River Patrol
Force, CTF-116 in Mekong Delta of Vietnam. During his tour
in Vietnam, he was awarded a Bronze Star Medal with “V”,
Combat Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation, several
Campaign Medals and Unit awards. Upon returning from
Vietnam, he attended Parachute Riggers School and spent
the next 22 years in naval aviation. Haas retired from the
Navy in 1992; from Naval Technical Training Center in
Millington, TN as a Master Chief Petty Officer with 24 years
of service.
After retiring he trained as an HVAC Technician and worked
for the National Park Service at Steam Town National Historic
Site in Scranton, PA. Haas also worked as a Service Manager
for a large heating and air-conditioning company in
Falls Creek, PA. He then worked for the PA Department of
Labor and Industry as a CareerLink Specialist in
Punxsutawney, PA.
Haas has been married to his wife Barbra for 24 years.
They have six children and eight grandchildren.
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12385 Route 28
Brockway, PA 15824
814-328-2104
500 Jeffers Street
DuBois, PA 15801
814-371-4200 ext. 2110
Brockway Sons
and Daughters of Italy
Keith Brothers, Inc.
695 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-4675
Celebrating 70 years!
1049 7th Avenue
Brockway, PA 15824
814-268-4305
LOOKING TOWARD 2016
Paesano Pizza
The Fourth of July Committee
is in need of a new
Parade Committee.
If interested in continuing this great
July 4th event, please contact
Jeff Gankosky at 265-0628.
This is a great opportunity to be a
part of a Brockway tradition!
524 Main Street
Brockway, PA 15824
814-265-4285
Pizza - Pasta - Hoagies
Salad & More
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BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY
2015 COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS
CHAIRMAN - JEFFREY GANKOSKY
SECRETARY - CYNTHIA SMITHTRO TREASURER - LISA ZOCCO
ART SHOW:
PAM BASL
KAREN BARBER
MARY CRIBBS
SHARON MOORE
GEORGE MILLER
HELEN McKAY
KARLI CHAMBERLIN
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT:
DICK ESPOSITO
STEVE BUTTERY
CAROLE ANN LUNDBERG
"Preserving the Past for Our Future"
Brockway Area Historical Society
www.brockwayhistory.org
THE BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED
FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE
THANKS ADVANCED DISPOSAL
FOR THEIR GENEROSITY
IN PROVIDING
LITTER BOXES.
PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE
THEM FOR PERSONAL USE.
In cooperation with the Brockway Borough Police Department
and the Pennsylvania State Police, the Brockway Old
Fashioned Fourth of July Committee
wishes everyone a safe and happy
Independence Day Celebration.
Please remember as you celebrate to respect the rights and
wishes of others so that everyone can have a wonderful time!
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BICYCLE RACE:
TERRY MAHER
RITA MAHER
JOE TRUDO
KAREN TRUDO
KARIN McGARVEY
GINGER JOHNSON
BARB LUKE
MARY JO BRUNSWICK
ASHLEY ALBERT
VIRGINIA CONNOR
ELECTRIC:
KEN INZANA
MATT GRIENEISEN
ENTERTAINMENT:
SUSAN FREEMER
RON FREEMER
FISHING CONTEST:
MIKE PENDLETON
JEFF WILCOX
MR. & MRS. CARL FREMER
MR. & MRS. JUSTIN FREMER
JOHN PENDLETON
CHUCK SABATOSE
BOB CARTER
FIREWORKS:
RANDY LOCKWOOD
BO LOCKWOOD
TYLER BULLERS
BLANE HOCKMAN
JONATHAN RHOADES
CRAIG SNELL
BOOK COVER ARTWORK:
KIRSTY FRY
HISTORY REFERENCE:
GEORGE MILLER
CAR SHOW:
CHAD THOMPSON
MONTE KEMMERER
SCOTT SWANSON
MISS BROCKWAY:
JANICE BART
CHILDREN'S GAMES:
THAD CRAWFORD
JUDY CRAWFORD
JIM CRAWFORD
PARADE:
JOHN ROSSI
STEPHANIE WOLF
ALAN MOORE
MARY PHILLIPS
CLEAN-UP CREW:
NIKOLAS GANKOSKY
AARON GANKOSKY
BSA PACK 40 BROCKWAY
CONTRIBUTIONS/FUNDING:
WENDY INZANA
CRAFT SHOW:
DARLENE CHAMBERLIN
JEFF CHAMBERLIN
SUPPORT VOLUNTEERS:
DON WALES
PAUL BOJALAD
ELLEN GANKOSKY
ELIZABETH GANKOSKY
DANIEL TRUNZO
DOTTIE REED
FRAN SCOLESE
NANCY HUFFMAN
PAT CARTWRIGHT
MABEL DELIO
AILEEN FERRARO
CHRIS GUNTHER
MARIE POTASH
ANN ROSE
NATHAN SMITHTRO
KATIE BISH
LUKE BISH
MARY PAROLARI
BETTY MARCHIORI
JEFF CHAMBERLIN
TEN-K RACE:
SAM PERRIN
JUDY PERRIN
RYAN DEVLIN
CARRIE TAMI
DR. JAMES DEVLIN
DIANE DEVLIN
MEGAN BUSSARD
TOM BUSSARD
DEEDEE GRIENEISEN
DANA RINDOSH
WEBMASTER:
JOHN SIMCHICK
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM:
MELISSA HRINYA
WILLIAM HRINYA
JORDAN HRINYA
QUILT SHOW:
KATHY FREMER
MARY MARGARET FORADORA
CHAT & SEW
We apologize to volunteers whose names were not available at the time of printing.
The Brockway Old Fashioned Fourth Committee thanks and appreciates ALL Volunteers, Participants,
Patrons, Sponsors, Organizations and Businesses who helped produce one of the largest Fourth of July
Celebrations with a non-carnival atmosphere in Western Pennsylvania.
Please patronize the sponsors of the events and entertainment and the advertisers listed in this Program
Booklet. Without their continued support and participation, the traditional Old Fashioned Fourth
Celebration in Brockway could not continue.
The Committee also thanks:
Brockway Area Ambulance Service, Inc., Brockway Area School District, Brockway Ministerium,
Borough of Brockway, Brockway Police Department, Brockway Recreation Board, Brockway Volunteer
Hose Co., Brockway BSA Pack 40, Brockway BSA Troop 40, Brockway Kaimanns, 3 Sigma, Inc.,
DuBrook, Inc., Starr’s Trailer Sales, Advanced Disposal, St. Tobias R.C. Church, Ed & Leo Ferraro,
BP Inn, Burnice Shepley Estate, Brockwayville Depot and Guardian Elder Care.
Billboards provided in part by Jefferson County Hotel Tax Project VISITPA.COM
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BROCKWAY 4TH OF JULY
2015 DONATIONS
RED, WHITE & BLUE LEVEL $5,000.00 and higher
Burnice Shepley Estate
Owens/Illinois Plant 18 & 19
O-I
Plants 18 & 19
BUY IN GLASS
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL INDUSTRY!!
STARS & STRIPES LEVEL $1,000.00 and higher
Advanced Disposal
Brockport Army Navy Club
Clyde, Ferraro & Co., LLP
James E. Devlin, M.D.
Russell and Connie Ferraro
S & T Bank
Sheetz of Brockway
FIRECRACKER LEVEL $800
Ferraro, Kruk & Ferraro, LLP
First Media Radio, LLC
Guardian Elder Care
Sunny 106 & Connect FM
Senator Joe Scarnati
Varischetti Holdings, LLC
PATRIOTIC LEVEL $500
Amazing Kids
Bloom Electric Heating & Plumbing, Inc.
Brockway Drug Co.
Brockway Sportsmen’s Club
Hugh Water and Holt Drilling
Paris Companies
Martino’s Bilo
Snyder Township
Vinyl Graphics by Coder’s Print Shop
YardWorks
OLD GLORY LEVEL $300
Brockway Center for
Arts & Technology
Brockway Sons and
Daughters of Italy
Brockway Veterinary Hospital
Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home, Inc.
Carnesali’s Pizza and Bar
Courier Express
Creekside Auto & Tire Service
DuBois Medical Supply Co., Inc.
Eddy, Wendy, Jordan and Angelo Inzana
Forsyth Drilling
Fox’s Pizza Den
Fran Morelli Sales and Service
Frank Zocco Financial, Inc.
Goodwill of Brockway
Great China
Highland View
IL Villaggio and The Café
Jim’s Custom & Collision, Inc.
Keith Brothers
McDonalds of DuBois and Brockway
Napa Auto Parts
Network Realty
Paesano Pizza
Priority First Federal Credit Union
Quinn L. Lundberg, Jr., DMD
The Allenbaugh Family
Why buy products packaged in glass?
There are two major -- and logical -- reasons for you
and your family to think glass when you do your own
shopping.
First: As a member of the community, you show pride
and support of your glass-making neighbors, and a healthy
regard for your economic community.
The second important reason for choosing glass is glass
itself. Glass is quality packaging, whether you're buying
pickles or pop. Food and drinks taste better in glass. And,
after being opened, glass containers are easily resealed to
preserve freshness. What's more, you can see what you
are buying...a point that the majority of consumers
appreciate.
Glass manufacturing was born in Brockway. We have
been producing glass containers since 1907. As a
Company and a community we all share in the success and
responsibility of supporting local industries, like ourselves.
We thank and praise those who have played an integral
role in our past, present, and future.
Chairperson - Melissa Hrinya
10:15 A.M. Concert by the Brockway Area School Band
Under the direction of Mr. Kevin Rush
Call to Order........................................................................Mrs. Melissa Hrinya
Invocation..............................................................Reverend Victor Baxter, PhD
Pastor of Lighthouse Community Church
Flag Raising Ceremony...............................................American Legion Post 95
Pledge of Allegiance...............................................................Participation by All
National Anthem......................................................Liliane Sysko, Abby Shepler,
Madelyn Newcome, Gabrielle Frost, Marissa Bundy,
Mackenzie Hook, Natalee Mooney & Delaney Wineberg
Moment of Silence
Recognition of Heroes
Welcome............................................................The Honorable William Hrinya
Mayor of Brockway
Declaration of Independence and
The Preamble to the Constitution.........................................Mr. Anthony Benson
“What’s so great about America?”.........................................Miss Anna Brinkley
“I am Still the Same Old Flag”................................................Mr. Gavin Yahner
American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 95.....................Aiden Grieneisen (Class 3 & 4)
American Essay Winners
Ethan Rendos (Class 5 & 6)
Miss Brockway Comments...............................................Stephanie Laura Spirk
Featured Speaker
Mr. Dennis Haas
Musical Selection............................................Brockway Area Jr/Sr High Band
and Auxiliary
Remarks.......................................................................Mr. Jeffrey C. Gankosky
Fourth of July Committee Chairman
Acknowledgments..............................................................Mrs. Melissa Hrinya
Benediction...........................................................................Rev. Robert Trask
“God Bless America”..................................................................Participation by All
MANY THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED AND PARTICIPATED
Brockways
INDEPENDENCE DAY PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
American Legion and Theatre Memorial - Taylor Park
Saturday, July 4, 2015 10:30 A.M.
Discover the Past.
July
4th
th
49 Celebration
July 4, 2015

Brockway Old Fashioned 4th of July Program Book 2015

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