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INDEPENDENCE DAY PATRIOTIC PROGRAM American Legion and Theatre Memorial - Taylor Park Monday, July 4, 2016 10:30 A.M. Chairman - Melissa Hrinya 10:15 AM Concert by Brockway Area High School Marching Band & Auxiliary 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.......................................Brockway Area Elementary Students Moment of Silence Recognition of Heroes Welcome.............................................................The Honorable William Hrinya Mayor of Brockway Declaration, Preamble, and The First Fourth.....................Mr. Michael Martino (BAHS Class of 2016) Celebration of a Strong Woman..........................................Miss Paige Grecco (BAHS Class of 2016) “I am the Flag of the United States of America”.....................Mr. Ryan Carlson (BAHS Class of 2016) Introduction of 2016 Miss Brockway Delaney McMeekin Featured Speaker Mr. John (Jack) Tully 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...........................................................Reverend Victor Baxter, PhD Pastor of Lighthouse Community Church “God Bless America”..................................................................Participation by All MANY THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED AND PARTICIPATED BROCKWAY 4TH OF JULY 2016 DONATIONS RED, WHITE & BLUE LEVEL $5,000.00 and higher Burnice Shepley Estate Owens/Illinois Plants 18 & 19 STARS & STRIPES LEVEL $1,000.00 and higher O-I Plants 18 & 19 BUY IN GLASS SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL INDUSTRY!! Russell and Connie Ferraro Advanced Disposal Saint Tobias Roman Catholic Church Clfd-Jeff. Drug Free Comm. Coalition Clyde, Ferraro & Co., LLP Sheetz of Brockway James E. Devlin, M.D. Varischetti Holdings, LP Reynolds Financial Advisors FIRECRACKER LEVEL $800 Sunny 106 & Connect FM Ferraro, Kruk & Ferraro, LLP Guardian Elder Care, LLC First Media Radio, LLC PATRIOTIC LEVEL $500 A.B.C.S. Payroll Services Bloom Electric, Heating & Plumbing, Inc. Brockway Area Education Assn. Brockway Drug Co. Inc. Brockway Sons and Daughters of Italy Brockway Sportsmen’s Club Brockway Veterinary Hospital IL Villaggio - Parkside Complex Martino’s Bilo NAPA Auto Parts Senator Joe Scarnati Seneca Resources Snyder Township S&T Bank Tim Rogos Auto Sales YardWorks OLD GLORY LEVEL $300 3 Sigma Quality Improvement Services Inc. Frank Zocco Financial, Inc. The Allenbaugh Family Fremer Moulding, Inc Analytical Services, Inc. Goodwill of Brockway BC3@Brockway Great China Brockway Appliance, Inc. Hepler’s Beer Barrel Brockway Center for Arts & Technology Hugh Water and Holt Drilling Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home, Inc. Jim’s Custom & Collision, Inc. Carnesali’s Bar & Grill Michael A. Inzana, DMD Cataldo’s Collision, Inc. Quinn L. Lundberg, Jr. DMD Creekside Auto & Tire Service, Inc. Network Realty Services DuBois Harley-Davidson North Country Kettle Corn DuBois Medical Supply Co., Inc Paesano Pizza Eddy, Wendy, Jordan and Angelo Inzana Penn Highlands Healthcare First Commonwealth Bank Tom Petraitis, DMD and Gabe Mancuso, DMD Foradora Insurance, Inc. Priority First Federal Credit Union Forsyth Drilling, Inc. Smith’s Tastee Freez Fox’s Pizza Den Starr’s Trailer Sales Fran Morelli Sales & Service 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. Fran Morelli Sales & Service 3 Sigma Quality Improvement Services, Inc. 1292 Clay Plant Road Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0700 New Owners Gino & Jeanne Ferraraccio 8464 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1330 www.franmorelli.com BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY 2016 COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS CHAIRMAN - JEFFREY GANKOSKY SECRETARY - CYNTHIA SMITHTRO TREASURER - LISA ZOCCO www.brockwayfourth.com ART SHOW: PAM BASL KAREN BARBER MARY CRIBBS SHARON MOORE GEORGE MILLER HELEN McKAY KARLI CHAMBERLIN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: BARB ANDERSON DuBois Harley-Davidson The Allenbaughs 101 W. DuBois Avenue DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-5750 721 McCullough Ave. Brockway, PA 15824 BOOK COVER ARTWORK: KIRSTY FRY LOOKING TOWARD 2017 Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home, Inc. The Fourth of July Committee is in need of volunteers. If interested in making this great July 4th event even better, please contact Jeff Gankosky at 265-0628. This is a great opportunity to be a part of a Brockway tradition! 1033 4th Ave. Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-2732 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. BICYCLE RACE: TERRY MAHER RITA MAHER JOE TRUDO KAREN TRUDO KARIN McGARVEY GINGER JOHNSON BARB LUKE MARY JO BRUNSWICK ASHLEY ALBERT VIRGINIA CONNOR 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! 36 CAR SHOW: CHAD THOMPSON MONTE KEMMERER SCOTT SWANSON DUSTIN FIELDS CHILDREN'S GAMES: THAD CRAWFORD JUDY CRAWFORD JIM CRAWFORD CLEAN-UP CREW: PAUL BOJALAD NIKOLAS GANKOSKY AARON GANKOSKY BSA PACK 40 BROCKWAY ELECTRIC: KEN INZANA MATT GRIENEISEN ENTERTAINMENT: SUSAN FREEMER RON FREEMER FISHING CONTEST: MIKE PENDLETON JEFF WILCOX MR. & MRS. CARL FREMER JOHN PENDLETON CHUCK SABATOSE BOB CARTER SCOTT MORRISON BEN DONLIN JOE PUHALA MANDY FREMER JESSICA HUGHES OWEN DANDOY CLAY PILLAR DILLEN LINDEMUTH DAN BUFFONE FIREWORKS: RANDY LOCKWOOD BO LOCKWOOD TYLER BULLERS BLANE HOCKMAN JONATHAN RHOADES CRAIG SNELL SCAVENGER HUNT: BETH BUCHER LEE ANN STUBBS HISTORY REFERENCE: BOB STOWMAN BILL SABATOSE LEGO MAN: TIM BRITTON CONTRIBUTIONS/FUNDING: WENDY INZANA MISS BROCKWAY: JANICE BART CRAFT SHOW: DARLENE CHAMBERLIN JEFF CHAMBERLIN LISA SHEPLER CINDY GELNETTE PARADE: ED HORNER STEPHANIE WOLF PATRIOTIC PROGRAM: MELISSA HRINYA WILLIAM HRINYA JORDAN HRINYA QUILT SHOW: KATHY FREMER MARY MARGARET FORADORA CHAT & SEW SUPPORT VOLUNTEERS: DON WALES ELLEN GANKOSKY ELIZABETH GANKOSKY DANIEL TRUNZO PAT CARTWRIGHT DOTTIE REED JODI LANDINI KATIE BISH AILEEN FERRARO CEJAE SCOLESE KAREN BARBER NANCY HUFFMAN FRAN SCOLESE BEV RENWICK SANDY ANNETTE JEFF CHAMBERLIN BETTY MARCHIORI PAM AZZATO MABEL DELIO THERESA CILLADI MARY CLARK 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 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., 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 1 John “Jack” Tully District Commander The American Legion Jack Tully is a retired purchasing agent from General Electric Corporation. Tully has been married to Marilyn for the past 32 years. They have three children; Heather, John and Michael and six grandchildren. Jack served in the Army from 1967-1973 during the Vietnam Era. He is the current 27th District Commander of the American Legion serving 5 counties. He is also the Post Commander of the Brockway American Legion. Cataldo’s Collision, Inc. Brockway Appliance, Inc. Starr’s Trailer Sales Hepler’s Beer Barrel 615 Division Street DuBois, PA 15801 814-372-8600 3673 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0632 516 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1101 “Our Service Will Sell You” Happy 50th Anniversary! 1538 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-2337 Jack is a "Gold Star Father" of Michael, killed in action on August 23, 2007 in Iraq. 2016 Miss Brockway Old Fashioned 4th of July Queen Delaney McMeekin Goodwill Store The Brockway community is very proud to present Delaney McMeekin as the 4th of July Queen during the 50th Anniversary Brockway Area Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration. Delaney is the 18-year-old daughter of C. Kevin and Beth McMeekin of Brockway. She is a 2016 graduate of Brockway Area High School where she involved herself and made the most of her school years. She was Student Council President, Captain of the Girls’ Varsity Soccer team, a member of the National Honor Society, and much more. She also was voted as the Brockway School Homecoming Queen and spent two weeks in Greece for school studies. She is a graduate of the Dale Carnegie Communications Program, received highest honors for Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance while maintaining a clerk position at a local pharmacy. In the fall, she will attend Gannon University to study Occupational Therapy/ Special Education. Delaney has been involved with the Brockway 4th of July for as long as she can remember and is excited to greet everyone for the festivities. Watch for Delaney as she will preside over our famous 4th of July festivities. 2 509 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-371-2821 “Donate stuff, Create jobs” Penn Highlands Healthcare Frank Zocco Financial, Inc. 682 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0846 Great China 441 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1177 204 Hospital Avenue DuBois, PA 15801 35 Foradora Insurance, Inc. Michael A. Inzana, DMD 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 Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. 1200 Wood Street Parkside Building, Suite B Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1111 109 Main Street Falls Creek, PA 15840 814-375-9388 814-375-9386 CW Graphics Priority First Federal Credit Union Professional Printers, Designers, Signage and Vehicle Graphics 550 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8421 PFFCU Wishes Everyone a Safe and Happy 4th of July 24 West Washington Ave. P.O. Box 927 DuBois, PA 15801 814-375-7822 Forsyth Drilling, Inc. Paesano Pizza 2750 Oklahoma-Salem Road 524 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-4285 Pizza - Pasta - Hoagies Salad & More DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-7960 Your #1 Choice for Waterwells, Pumps and Tanks! 34 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 3 Advanced Disposal 814-265-1975 800-338-8971 Dr. Tom Petraitis and Dr. Gabe Mancuso Quality Preventive Dentistry DuBois Medical Supply Co., Inc. 101 Hospital Avenue DuBois, PA 15801 814-375-1023 www.duboisdental.com 320 Liberty Blvd. DuBois, PA 15801 814-375-1100 Greentree Landfill 635 Toby Rd Kersey, PA 15846 Phone: 814-265-1744 Fax: 814-265-8745 Reynolds Financial Advisors 169 Midway Drive DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-5300 Jennifer Reynolds-Hamilton, Financial Advisor 4 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 Eddy, Wendy, Jordan & Angelo Inzana 920 Fifth Avenue Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0324 [email protected] Fremer Moulding, Inc. Smith’s Tastee Freez 22 Sawmill Drive Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0671 www.fremermouldinginc.com 8748 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-7945 “Tasteest” Treats in Town! 33 Hugh Water and Holt Drilling North Country Kettle Corn 626 North Maple Ave. Ridgway, PA 15853 814-772-5142 7344 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8981 Hugh Bottled Water Quinn L. Lundberg, Jr., DMD Analytical Services, Inc. 409 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-6614 Brockway, PA 15824 51 Pro Chem Tech Drive 814-265-8749 BC3@Brockway The Region’s Only Community College Creekside Auto & Tire Service, Inc. 814-265-0459 1200 Wood Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1813 Get Your Degree at BC3! First Commonwealth Bank Carnesali’s Bar & Grill 919 Clark Street Brockway, PA 15824 643 Main St. 1201 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-6321 814-268-3735 Good Friends & Good Times 32 Clearfield-Jefferson Drug Free Communities Coalition 135 Midway Drive, Suite A DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-9002 James E. Devlin, M.D. 1100 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 (814) 268-3645 Family Practice 5 Brockway Drug Co., Inc. Russell and Connie Ferraro 1365 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-3305 Bloom Electric Heating & Plumbing, Inc. 3890 Route 219 Brockport, PA 15823 814-265-8217 Clyde, Ferraro & CO. LLP Certified Public Accountants Law & Finance Building 75 Larsen Drive DuBois, PA 15801 (814) 371-2141 6 SNYDER TOWNSHIP NAPA Auto Parts 1301 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0949 31 Brockway Area Education Assn. 100 Alexander Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8414 Rogos Auto Sales, Inc. 8255 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0863 www.rogosauto.com Brockway Sons and Daughters of Italy 1049 7th Avenue Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-4305 Martino's Bilo 1200 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 Connect FM 96.7 Talk Radio ● and On Air ● Online ● Anytime www.connectradio.fm Sunny 106 12 W. Long Ave., DuBois 814-375-5260 Local Radio Made Here www.sunny106.fm Guardian Elder Care, LLC 8796 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 (814) 265-1164 814-268-2353 Serving Brockway Since 1950 30 107.9 7 Senator Joe Scarnati Q102 “Today’s Hot Country” 93.1 QYX “Today’s Hits” P.O. Box 177 Brockway, PA 15824 717-805-5269 95.9 & 101.3 News 900 WCPA “Rockin’ the Northern Alleghenies” Brockway Veterinary Hospital Ferraro, Kruk & Ferraro, LLP A.B.C.S. Payroll Services 690 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-2202 8 1608 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1950 Dr. Joan Lee 77 Larsen Drive DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-6109 www.abcspayroll.com YardWorks 914 Evergreen Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-594-6421 29 Seneca Resources 51 Zents Boulevard Brookville, PA 15825 814-849-4555 IL Villaggio-Parkside Complex 1200 Wood Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1162 S&T Bank 456 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8402 “One Customer at a Time” Brockway Sportmen’s Club 506 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-3442 Best Wings in Town! 28 St. Tobias Church 1135 Hewitt Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-3655 9 REYNOLDS FINANCIAL ADVISORS Luigi’s Ristorante Martin’s Grocery Store Hepler’s Beer Barrel DuBois Logistics Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home Sheetz of Brockway Paris Companies Smith’s Lawn & Landscaping Karen Foster (In memory of Joel M. Foster) Buck’s Pizza CNB Bank Planet Bike J & M Auto Service Giant Eagle of DuBois Eat ‘N Park Restaurant of DuBois Ft. Worth Restaurant Ernie Taylor (C&S Wholesale Grocers) Joe’s Tux Shop Luv 2 Sew 4 U Scottish Heights Golf Club & Restaurant Kohlhepp’s True Value RoadID Xtreme Wear Dick’s Sporting Goods Mathew & Gilda Wrobleski Station 101 Pub & Kitchen Homewood Suites By Hilton B & J Morrison Taylor Memorial Park Near 9th Avenue Pavilion Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Temporary tattoos with a lasting impression! Construction & Remodeling Brockway Old-Fashioned Fourth of July EXTREME AIR QUAD PODS 2016 Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show Sponsors American Classics Creekside Auto & Tire Hepler's Beer Barrel & Country Store Jim's Custom Collision Legends Powersports Napa Auto Parts Rogos Auto Sales Smith’s Tastee Freeze Snyder's Mufflers & More Thompson’s Speed & Auto Repair Taylor Memorial Park Gather up your besties to Soccer Practice Field jump, flip, twirl and do 360˚’s Monday, July 4, 2016 on EXTREME AIR! 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Are you EXTREME enough? **The maximum weight limit for the Extreme Air is 250 lbs.** 10 27 Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. LEGO Building Contest Monday, July 4, 2016 Proudly Sponsored By: 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. MicRo Gallery Taylor Memorial Park Near Truesdale Field Monday, July 4, 2016 Proudly Sponsored By: **Creative Presentations** 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM 2:15 PM - 2:45 PM 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s Superman! Well, actually it is a bird…an ORIGAMI bird that is! Michael Roy’s Cirque du Papier MicRO Gallery of intricate and AMAZING origami sculptures will be appearing at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. With his quick wit and extensive knowledge of origami history and technique, Michael Roy will UNFOLD the secrets of origami right before your eyes! With no cuts, tears or glue, his nimble fingers will transform a SINGLE sheet of paper into numerous 3D forms of flowers, animals, sea life, birds and decorative objects. Michael Roy will be folding and giving away many of the designs he creates at the Cirque du Papier MicRO Gallery presentations. Don’t miss your opportunity to go home with a cherished keepsake! You will be DELIGHTED by the technology and art that is ORIGAMI! 26 BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY 50 YEARS IN THE MAKING Knowing your history, that is knowing where you came from and what created that history is important to all human beings. Children study about the beginnings of our country in grade school with Gen. George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and our other Founding Fathers. We research our ancestry to find out where our beginnings were in the “Old World” and in the “New World”. We learn the history of our parents and grandparents when to them it wasn’t even history. This gives us a sense of who we are and where we are going. It is the same with this festival we celebrate each July 4th; something very unique to our neck of the woods and something in which we all take pride. So, how did this come about? Several members of the Brockway Volunteer Hose Company had discussed a celebration at various Hose Company meetings over a period of time but nothing formal had been drawn up though the discussions were always positive in nature. During the annual Hose Company Banquet in January 1967 the desire to take on such a task would be presented to all members in attendance, since many members belonged to other organizations such as the Kiwanis, Jaycees, Chamber and Legion. Bob Stowman, the MC for the evening, informed the members of the possibility of starting a committee. A formal meeting would be held at the end of February at the Hose Company. So it began on Monday February 27, 1967 a group of individuals representing the Brockway Kiwanis, Brockway Jaycees, Contessa Matilda Lodge, Chamber of Commerce, American Legion Auxiliary, Brockway Recreation Board and the Brockway Volunteer Hose Co. met at the Hose House to discuss the feasibility of a July 4th Celebration in Brockway. Bob Stowman from the Hose Co. acted as Chairman with Ralph Durbin from the Brockway Record acting as Secretary pro-tem for their first meeting. According to the minutes “The project was discussed from many angles including finances and fireworks.” Another meeting was scheduled for Monday March 27, 1967 to select officers and committees. During the second meeting 22 individuals met to discuss the project. Thomas Shields was elected as General Chairman, William Sabatose as Vice Chairman, Doris Squires as Secretary and Gary Keister as Treasurer. Floyd Fustine suggested the committee be named “Old Fashioned Fourth of July” which was accepted by the new committee. Decision was made to contact all organizations and service groups in the area to be a part of the celebration. Additionally, discussions led to a Patriotic Speaker, food concessions, financing, use of the Recreation Grounds and swimming pool and the purchase of fireworks for around $1,200.00. The next meeting was set for April 17, 1967. By the third meeting over $900.00 was raised from various businesses and groups. Because of this large sum and anticipation of additional monies, it was decided to incorporate and open a bank account. Motion was brought forth and seconded to officially name the committee Brockway Area Old Fashioned 4th of July with Ross Ferraro’s office handling the necessary paperwork. Other items discussed included concession booths, games, firemen’s water battle, music, pony rides, having the girl and boy scouts give out hand bills, John McNulty chairing the Patriotic Program, a baseball game, publicity, parade and fireworks supplied by Ohio Fireworks Manufacturing Display Company. 11 By May 8, 1967, the new group was organized under the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as Brockway Area Old Fashioned 4th of July, Inc. with Thomas E. Shields, William J. Sabatose, Gary R. Keister, Doris Squires and Robert Stowman affixing their seal to the incorporation papers. Over the next two months various committees met on their own then reported back to the main committee to discuss their finances, other events and participation of different bands and groups in the parade. Justice Michael A. Musmanno - Justice on the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania would speak promptly at 4:00 pm at the Legion Memorial in the park at no cost. The glass company would provide litter bags for the park and Frank Varischetti agreed his company would clean up following the celebration. A booklet, to be given to businesses in Brockway and the surrounding area, was discussed and approved to be handed out so visitors knew what to expect. Local merchants could place an ad for 1/8 of a page for the small sum of $25.00. Later on it was decided to change the size to 1/4 of a page for the same $25.00. This booklet would be printed at no charge by Brockway Glass then assembled by Gray’s Printing in Falls Creek for $25.00. “Let Freedom Ring”, the topic of the first Patriotic Speaker would be the words written accross the first booklet. Inside the committee listed the day’s events starting with an Old Timer’s Ball Game between the Hitless Wonders vs Aches & Pains, firemen’s water battle, music, free swimming, Jaycee’s children’s games, bingo, Saddle & Harness Club pony rides, another ball game between Brockway Braves vs DuBois Rockets, Patriotic Program, Independence Day Parade, band concert by the Brockway Rover Band, modern music by The Rogues (for the younger set in the Tennis Courts) for $85.00, a drawing for two $25.00 US Savings Bonds before the biggest and loudest fireworks display ever seen in these parts followed by another set by The Rogues. What would a festival be without food: Kiwanis’ Barbequed Chicken, Brockway Firemen and Ladies Auxiliary hot dogs and hamburgers, hoagies and ice cream by the Jaycees and ice cold watermelon by Local 110. The Parade Committee reported that so far the Brockway Area High School Bands, Girl Scouts, Brownies, Boy Scouts, Little League, a military unit from DuBois, 10 antique cars, Color Guard, Litter Bug Pillory sponsored by Brockway Glass, PTA float, fire engine and the FFA would participate. Total cost would be $135.00 with $75.00 going to the high school band. The parade would run along Main Street from 7th Avenue to the intersection of Routes 219 & 28. Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Memorial Stage Sunday, July 3, 2016 8:00 PM Junk Rock is a group of percussionists who play anything and everything to create a high energy, dynamic sound while providing the audience with laughs and danceable grooves. K9 Crew Trick Dog Show Everything was set, all committees reporting in making sure they were ready. By June 26th the Committee had on hand $2,185.50 of which $1,300.00 went to the fireworks display. The only thing left was to meet on July 3rd in the park to go over the final details before the big event took place. As anyone who has served on a committee knows, it takes many different people with different skills and mind sets to make an event happen. The first celebration was no different. A total of 8 official and one unofficial meetings were held, which brought together many different people as you can see below. These were the people who made a tradition happen 50 years ago by just one thought and one idea - to celebrate our Independence in an Old Fashioned way. A very humble beginning, a small idea, and the work of some very creative people began a tradition that today has grown into a very large and family oriented celebration. Countless people have chaired and worked on numerous committees over the years to bring this celebration to fruition. It is an honor and a privledge to take part in this celebration all because someone back in 1967 thought celebrating our American Independence would be a great idea. 12 Taylor Memorial Park Truesdale Field Monday, July 4, 2016 **Shows** 12:00 PM ~ 2:00 PM ~ 4:00 PM The ultimate HIGH-ENERGY canine THRILL show! 25 Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Stage Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM Hit Play is the Ohio Valley's best Top 40 cover band. The name describes this powerhouse group perfectly. From the Beatles to Bruno Mars, from Journey to Adele and everything in between, Hit Play plays the hits. Ezra Hamilton is the voice and leader of the West Virginia-based act. Ezra has invested 20+ years of his life devoted to making music and has shared the stage with some of the music industry's brightest, such as Gavin DeGraw, Boyd Tinsley of Dave Matthews Band, Daughtry and Robert Randolph. In 2012, he took time away from writing, recording and producing his own original music to pursue his passion for performance. Blending a wide range of popular songs with his own style of live performance, Ezra discovered with the right group of musicians he could bring a concert experience to every audience. UP & AWAY HOT AIR BALLOON RIDES Taylor Memorial Park Soccer Practice Field Sunday, July 3, 2016 7:00 PM ~ 9:00 PM Terry Atwell Mr. Biss John Carlson Bob Colgan Mary J. DeSantis Ralph Durbin John Esposito Ross Ferraro Edward Ferraro Henry Fontaine Floyd Fustine Tino Genevro Ann Graham John Hazuka Harry Jackson Gary R. Keister Kitu Landini Hubert Lontz Jack Matthews John McNulty Sam Melillo Glenn Mengle Lucy Monaco Amelia Musantry Paul Rhoda Merle Ross William Sabatose Otto Salizzoni Thomas Shields Dick Siple Doris Squires Betty Stewart Robert Stowman James Thomas Leroy Verne Maxine Youngdalh Finance Com. Am. Legion Fire Department Fireworks Helper Contessa Matilda Lodge Brockway Record & Publicity Com. Publicity Com. & Baseball Game & Co-ordinating Com. Recreation Board & Incorporation Com. Legal Program Booklet & Co-ordinating Com. Parade & Finance Com. Fire Department & Parade Brockway Women’s Club & Finance Com. Co-ordinating Com. Parade Chamber of Commerce & Treasurer & Finance Com. Am. Legion Auxiliary Fireworks Helper Fireworks Helper Am. Legion & Patriotic Prog. & Co-ordinating Com. Finance Com. Brockway Glass Co. Am. Legion Auxiliary Contessa Matilda Lodge Fireworks Helper Co-ordinating Com. Jaycees & Vice Chairman & Children’s Games Fire Department Kiwanis Club & General Chairman Fireworks Helper Secretary Local 110 & Watermelon Concession Stand Fire Department & Co-ordinating Com. Fireworks & Prog. Booklet & Finance Com. Contessa Matilda Lodge Firemen’s Auxiliary Proudly Sponsored By: Advanced Disposal Very few things are as beautiful as a brightly colored hot air balloon peacefully ascending high into the clear blue sky. The only joy greater than the sight is a tethered flight high above Brockway’s picturesque landscape! During Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, Up & Away hot air balloon rides will be sure to leave you and your family with a memory that will last a lifetime! 24 James Thomas “The Big Firecracker” Left to right, top to bottom Dan Thomas, Dick Siple, James Thomas, Mark & Dave Siple (Fireworks In The Barn) 13 Patrons Mark Adams & Ginger Patterson Susan Altemose Helen Amatrone Diane Amitrone Richie, Barb, Nick & Clay Anderson Tom & Lori Anderson Mark & Mary Andreas Anonymous Joe, Brittany & Cash Antonuccio Linda Archer Terrell & Martha Atwell Joseph Baka Mary Lou Balutis John & Qweeny Barber Barkery Pet Cuisine John & Pam Basl Rich & Pat Battitori Tim & Karen Baxter Rev. & Mrs. Victor Baxter Craig Beers Rod & Barb Beers Linda Beetschen Barbara Belton Mike & JoAnn Bennett Mike, Shari, Derek & Chad Bennett Bob & Judy Benson Chris, Steph, Andy & Anthony Benson David & Genevieve Benson Dave, Emma, Katie & Jon Benson Tom & Debbie Berlin John & Diane Bernardo Frank & Judy Bianco Helen Bish John & Pat Biss Mike Biss Family Bonfilio’s Bennie & June Bortle Kathleen Britton Brockway Church of God Jim Brown Peter & Betty Brumberg Alberta & Tracey Brumberg Joe & JoAnne Bruno Tom, Megan & Beckett Bussard Alex Carlson & Sierra Fremer, London & Kennedy Ellis, and Nora Spencer Rex, Carla, Austin & Aiden Bullers In Memory of Thomas & Margaret Mancini by Carla & Rex Bullers, Jim & Tina Inzana & Thomas D. Mancini Mike Steele, Ashley, Michael, & Gavin Robert Calhoun Raymond & Michelle Calhoun In Memory of Phyllis Cantanzarito by Pam Cantanzarito, Darin & Amy Carr & Family Steve, Pam, Stephen, Kyle, Taylor & Katlyn Cappetta Dee Dee Carlini John & Evelyn Carlson Corl & Annette Carnahan Randy & Cindy Carnahan Rich & Sally Carnahan Tim, Rachel, Morgan & Adam Carnahan Pat Cartwright Louise Castiglione Joan Cavalier Chris, Lynn, Ann, Emma, & Vinny Cavalline Anna Ceriani Jeff & Darlene Chamberlin In Memory of Brenda by Ray & Bonnie Cherubini Bob & Peggy Cherubini Paul & Barbara Clark Josh & Jessica Clontz Carol Clontz Joan Coder Mr. & Mrs. Lorn Coleman Tom & Laura Colgan Gary & Cindi Collins Puye Conley Carol Connacher Mary Cooper Judith Copelli Jim & Karen Corp Kenny & Barbara Craft Terry & Sally Crawford Jim Crawford William & Donna Crawford Mary Cribbs Gary & Ann Cristini Mike & Debbie Dahrouge & Family Kay Deasey Tom & Tina Decker Louis Delia William & Ronald Delia Mabel Delio Doug & Paula Delp Deacon Bob & Sue DeNoon Vic & Cheryl DeSantis Mary Devlin Ron, Brittany, MacKenzie & Jayla Dittemore Pat & Mary Jo Donlin Nic, Dick Esposito & Sarah & Derek Snyder Rich, Dana, Philip, Julianna, Jarrett & Anthony Esposito 14 Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Memorial Stage Monday, July 4, 2016 8:30 PM ~ 10:30 PM BIG songs, BIG dreams and BIG hair at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration! Three high-energy shows looking back on some of the BEST music of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s...all in one evening! Begginning with the GROOVY fashions and sounds of the 60’s... then on to the ROCKIN’ 70’s...and finally, the BIG beat 80’s... Rock of Ages will have you wondering if you just stepped out of a time machine!!! It will be a night to celebrate and one you will never forget! Taylor Memorial Park Near Truesdale Field Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM It is true that kids and adults of all ages love to have their picture taken. So why not capture those moments at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration! Our special photo booth to commemorate this year’s special celebration will be equipped with a hilarious box of props sure to generate smiles. Each person will receive a photo strip of their photo shoot” upon exiting the booth. Share your photos with family and friends and before you know it, everyone will want a turn! Laughter and smiles are guaranteed! 23 Patrons Taylor Memorial Park Soccer Practice Field Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM The Xtreme Lazer Tag Arena offers more than 1600 square feet of extreme THRILLS and FUN around every corner! Black lights, strobe lights, laser lights, 20 different rooms, an excellent sound system and fog will have you and 10 of your best friends battling it out at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. Taylor Memorial Park Monday, July 4, 2016 1:00 PM DANCE LIKE NO ONE IS WATCHING :)!!! 22 Janet Esposito Fran & Toni Facchine David Facchine Fran Faith Dick & Julia Faller Faulk Plumbing, Heating & AC Diane Faulk Don & Lois Feidler John, Sue & Laura Felczak Ross, Laura, Siena & Brady Ferraro Aileen Ferraro Ed & Clara Ferraro Dick & Mary Ann Fiddler Lee & Alda Foeks Joanne Fonner Judge John & Mary Margaret Foradora Wayne & Linda Foringer Army, Barb & Fabio Fortunato Mark & Josephine Freemer Carl & Georgia Fremer Andy, Katie & Blakely Fremer Richard Galluzzi Donna Galluzzi Ruth Gankosky Beverly Gankosky Mike & Cindy Gelnette Rich, Diane, Andy & Nick Genevro Bruno & Joanne Genevro Tino & Eileen Genevro Flora Genevro Sonia Gess John & Lenora Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Goldinger Jim & Evelyn Grant Kevin, Lisa, Eric & Ian Grecco Betty Grecco Bob, Kim, Cole, & Paige Grecco In Memory of Kurt Paul Strandberg by Paul, Jean, & Peter Grecco Rich & Joyce Grecco John Green Kathleen Green John, Rosey, Jessica, Amanda & Chloe Gresak Tim, Bruna, Aiden & Phoebe Grieneisen Bud & Jean Grieneisen Chuck & Diane Grieneisen Matt, Dee Dee & Moka Grieneisen Kent & June Grinnen Rachel & Cathy Grubbs Joe Gryzbek Mike & Karen Halpin Dave & Sue Hand Steve & Marsha Harris 15 Dan, Ann, John, Zoe & Sam Hawkins Howard & Joyce Hess Bill & Jill Hicks Bill & Cathy Himes & Family Boone & Carol Hinderliter Beverly Hockenberry Brownie Hoffman, Genevieve Hoffman & Stephen Hoffman Ronald & MaryBelle Holt Emily Holt Sherry Holt, Randy Collins, LeeAnn, Tiffany, Dan and Linda Belle Brion & Liz Hook Mark Hooten Henry & Nancy Huffman Jim & Pat Huffman Craig, Jessica, Bradey, Ana, Aiden & Kyle Hughes Terry & Lynne Hughes Jane Hutchinson Dave & Janice Inzana Ernie & Lilo Inzana Fran & Therse Inzana Dan, Andrea, Andrina & Allyson Inzana Mike, Merry & Julianne Inzana Ann Marie Inzana & Madison Jim & Libby Jackson Melissa Johnson Neil & Alexis Johnson Dan & Patty Jones Elva Keister Irene & Heather Keister Scott & Ina Keith Scott, Angela, Gina & Anna Kelly Amy Gankosky - Linday Knight William & Dorothy Knight Violet Kopp Jack Lackatos Stella Lancaster Francis & Rita Landini In Loving Memory of Joseph & Therese Murgash - Love Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren Francis & Rita Landini Laurel Mountain Vineyard Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lewis Rick & Annette Liddle In Loving Memory of DJ Gardner & Mrs. Deloris Chatfield Clair & Maryilyn Lundberg Mary Lundberg Lundberg Paving & Trucking, LLC Patrons Claudia Lyle Gary & Patricia Mahaffey Rolfe & Mary Ann Mahaffey Terry & Rita Maher Mike & Jody Mancuso & Family Leroy Mann Mary Kay Marshall John & Marian Martini Robert & Shirley Martini Lenny & Joni Martino Vivian Martino Brad, Malissa, Mia & Luke Martino In Memory of Shane Horner by Dominic & Pauline Martino In Loving Memory of Bill Matson by His Family Ron & Kathy Matson Ruth Matson Brian, Leigh Anne, Nathan & Gianna May Armand & Carol Mazzocchi In Memory of Mom, “Grandma”, Aunt Sami & Uncle D.J. by Dani McConnell & D.J. Testi Margaret McFadden Sandra McGrath Donald & Marlene McKay Paul & Ann McKinley In Memory of Our Deceased Loved Ones Joe & Linda Michalski Steve & Sandy Miller George & Lois Miller David & Lisa Miller Bruce & Shelly Miller Tom & Rita Miller Christian Miller & Jennifer Rigard Meredith Monteville Lyle Mooney Carol Moore Rich & Nancy Moore Lee & Dianne Moore Don, Lisa, & Rene Moore Moorhead United Methodist Church Fran & Linda Morelli Darren, Renee, Kaitlyn, Ciara & Kyle Morelli Fran, Holly, Tanner, & Savanah Morelli Ryan, Nancy, Lyla & Lexie Morrison Ron & Christine Morrison Rob & Peggy Morrison Diane Nava Ray & Michaelyn Neiger Don, Shirley & Derrick Neubert 16 Ray & Chris Nichols & Family John & Pam Nichols Anthony & Janice Nissel Michael, Linda, Vanessa & Darren Olivio Jim & Connie Olivio Paul & Sue Olsakovsky, Alyssa & Victoria Daub and Paul & Matthew Olsakovsky Joe & Barbara Onoratti, Sr. Eric & Amy O’Rourke, Callie, Ben & Marissa P.J. O’Rourke Janet Orris Brandy & Emily Overly Keith & Connie Palmer Tom, Judy & Emily Parolari Doris Paruolo Anna Patalano James Patton Quinton & Noah Perrin Enes Pinge In Memory of Mom, Dad, Debi & Buchie. Love Denise Pisarchick Mrs. Nancy Pisarchick Barbara Pisarchick Ed & Barbara Pisarchick Marian Pisoni Pat Pistilli & Family Darlene & Tracy Pontious Tim & Paula Prechtl Prendergast Bo Preston Mark Puhala Joe, Frances, Margo & Colt Shirley Quinn Tim, Mary, Hunter, & Tanner Raffeinner Brent & Jane Rearick Ray & Pam Reckner Dottie Reed Rick, Darlene, Wylee & Hannah Renwick and Alex Welsh Rich & Bev Renwick Sam & Chris Repiscak Danny & Phyllis Reynolds Chris & Mickey Rhed Jeff & Dakota Rhed Bev & Shaughny Richardson Jean Rittenhouse Roy & Sharon Rodger Steve & Donna Rowe Pat & Chris Ryan Dr. F.G. Salter Mike, Amanda & Andrew Santaniello ATA TROLLEY FREE TO THE PUBLIC MONDAY JULY 4, 2016 10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM RUNNING EVERY HALF HOUR AMPLE PARKING AT ST. TOBIAS CATHOLIC CHURCH TROLLEY SCHEDULE TROLLEY STOP St. Tobias Center Kid’s Kingdom Taylor Mem. Museum Toby Terrace Brockwayville Depot Multi-Purpose Building Mengle Mem. Library St. Tobias Center STREET Hewitt St. off Main 9th Ave. off Main Park Street 7th Ave. & Alexander St. 5th & Alexander St. North St. Elementary School Main Street Hewitt St. off Main EVENT Parking Taylor Mem. Park Museum, Pool, Sports Craft Show Art Show Quilt Show Book Sale To begin again... 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. 21 GETTING HUNGRY??? BE OUR GUEST. ALL CONCESSIONS OPEN AT THE PARK!!! SERVICE CLUB MENUS BROCKWAY KAIMANNS CLUB.....................................................................CHICKEN BARBECUE DINNERS BROCKWAY AMBULANCE SERVICE.............................................................HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES, PIEROGIES, POP, WATER AND COFFEE BROCKWAY BASKETBALL BOOSTERS.....................................................DRINKS AT BASKETBALL COURT DURING TOURNAMENT BROCKWAY CUB SCOUTS PACK 39....................................................................MEAT STICKS AND WATER BROCKWAY BOY SCOUTS TROOP 40..........................................................HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES, MEATBALL HOAGIES, NACHOS & CHEESE, SOFT DRINKS AND WATER BROCKWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH................................................HOMEMADE PIE, STEAK HOAGIES, COFFEE, POP AND WATER BROCKWAY RECREATION BOARD (POOL CONCESSION).......................................HOT DOGS, SLOPPY JOES, POPCORN, SOFT DRINKS AND WATER FROM 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM BROCKWAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. (ON MAIN ST.)................................................................FRESH DONUTS BSA TROOP 27 OF DUBOIS....................................................CHICKEN FINGERS (AFTERNOON), HOT DOGS, NACHOS, FRESH CUT FRIES, FRESH SQUEEZED LEMONADE, POP AND WATER ELK COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE................................................................................................KETTLE CORN CLASS OF 1990 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 AND BOTTLED WATER FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF DUBOIS.....................................................................................................KETTLE CORN, POP, LEMONADE, HOMEMADE FUDGE, SMOOTHIES, FUNNEL FRIES & WATER JEFF. CTY DAIRY PROMOTION & BEECHWOODS BSA TROOP 35...............................................................................................HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM CONES OR DISHES, MILKSHAKES 20 Patrons Joe & Yvonne Scarnati Anna Schlemmer Mark, Melissa, CeJae & Levio Scolese In Memory of John A. Scolese from The Family Thomas Sedlock Ray & Sandy Serafini Ray & Lori Serafini Sam & Vicky Shaffer Marilyn (Strischock) Shaffer & Ray Shaffer Donna Shaffer Dennis & Sally Shannon Eric, Melissa, Seth, & Daniel Shugarts Michael & Donna Sicheri Vondell Foeks Siple Sam & Mary Sleigh George, Cindy & Nathan Smithtro Violet Snyder Michael, Nicole, Adam, Tiandra & Mandy Snyder Francis & Barbara Snyder Jack & Carol Spinda Walter & Tammy Stansell Michael Starr Gary & Nancy Starr Lon & Karen Steele Louise Steele David & Barbara Steele Pat Stormer Chuck & Lori Strouse Mike & Fran Sundie Mike & Mary Beth Swintek George, Cheryl & Lyndsey Tamburlin Bob & Patty Tami Louie & Catherine Taube Reese Raybuck & Eli Taylor Joie Taylor Pat & Lois Taylor Barbara Taylor Bill & Edie Teeter Dennis, Missy, Landon, Ella & Brayden Thompson Gary Troyan - In Memory of Karen Joe & Karen Trudo Pat & Leslie Trunzo Mr. Robert Trunzo Paul & Tressa Trunzo Ronnie Holt & Teresa & Andrew Trunzo Frank & Lynn Uhl Steve & Michele Varischetti Frank A. Varischetti Peter, Sharon, Francesca, Joey & Johnny Varischetti Barbara & Nick Varischetti Barbara & Nick Varischetti Jeanne Vassallo Tom & Melinda Verne Dave & Diane Verne Joe & Margie Verne Nick Verne, Jr. Sylvia Verne John, Lisa, Michael & Tommy Vervoort Jesse, Lisa, Molly & Kate Vivian Fred & Mary Lou Waldeck Raymond Wantuck Jack, Lisa & Jess Ward Ray & Mary Weisner In Memory of Janet Youngdahl, Sami Fields & D. J. Gardner by Doug & Rae Weisner Tom & Cindy Welsh Jeff, Levi, Aiden & Brynlee Wilcox Tracy, Levi, Aiden & Brynlee Wilcox Richard & Carroll Wilcox Nancy Wine Bob Wineberg James Wingard Don & Donna Wingard Gary & Mary Lou Wingard Dave Wingard Bill, Shari, Olivia & Chase Wolfe Paul & Barbara Woods Gary, Tammy, Nicholas & Joshua Wrighter Judy Wymer Don & June Yale Larry & Mary Janet Youngdahl Steve & Lorraine Zarlinski Alice Zimmerman Frank, Lisa, Marissa & Anthony Zocco Business Sponsors Billie’s Awards by Design Brockway Orient Club Helpmates, Inc. Lighthouse Community Church Laurel Mountain Vineyard Moorhead United Methodist Church Straub Brewery Tri-County Home Support Services Tri-County Nursing 17 2016 BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH CELEBRATION Tuesday June 28 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Taylor Memorial Museum Taylor Memorial Park Wednesday June 29 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM Art Show Registration for all artwork Brockwayville Depot Library Book Sale Taylor Memorial Museum Heritage Hunters - Sixth Grade Local History Project Mengle Memorial Library Taylor Memorial Park Taylor Memorial Park Library Book Sale Taylor Memorial Museum Quilt Show Art Show open to the public Art Show Critique Frank Varischetti All Star Football Game Mengle Memorial Library Taylor Memorial Park Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockwayville Depot Brockwayville Depot Frank Varischetti Field Mengle Memorial Library Taylor Memorial Park 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Library Book Sale - Bag Day Sale Dedication of Brockway Glass Engineering Obelisk Taylor Memorial Museum Quilt Show Art Show open to the public Taylor Memorial Park Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockwayville Depot Sunday July 3 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM 3:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 6:00 PM Taylor Memorial Museum Quilt Show Vesper Service Art Show open to the public Brockway vs Ridgway Legion Baseball Brockway All-Star Big Band Taylor Memorial Park Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockway Presbyterian Church Brockwayville Depot TBD American Legion Stage Thursday June 30 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Friday July 1 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM 7:00 PM Saturday July 2 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM 11:00 AM (Sponsored by: Frank Varischetti Foundation, Walter Stansel Welding and Donald Routch Family - Music Lives On) 6:00 PM Hot Air Balloon Science Soccer Practice Field 8:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Junk Rock Band Hot Air Balloon Rides American Legion Stage Soccer Practice Field Firecracker 10k Race Registration Firecracker Fun Run Registration Firecracker 10k Race Start Firecracker Fun Run Start Star Spangled Bicycle Race/ Tour de Brockway Registration 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 American Legion (Patriotic High School artwork display & Concession Tent across from Pool Concession Tent across from Pool Pool Parking Lot Pool Parking Lot Brockway High School Parkside Complex Pond Parkside Complex Grounds Mengle Memorial Library Pershing Avenue Craft Show & Sale ATA Trolley Story House BAHS Marching Band & Auxiliary Patriotic Program 7th Avenue & Alexander Street (refer to schedule page in book) Near the Museum American Legion Memorial Stage American Legion Memorial Stage Star Spangled Bicycle Race/Tour de Brockway Start Quilt Show Art Show open to the public Children’s Games Brockway High School Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockwayville Depot Little League Field Monday July 4 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM - 10:40 AM 9:15 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM 10:00 AM - 2:00 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 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 11:30 AM (Sponsored by: Advanced Disposal) (Sponsored by: Advanced Disposal) 4th of July flashlight necklace give-a-way) Speaker: Jack Tully 18 2016 BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH CELEBRATION After Games 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 12:00 PM - 3:30 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 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM 2:15 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM 6:00 PM 8:30 PM - 10:30 PM 8:30 PM - 9:45 PM 9:00 PM 9:45 PM Approx. Kaimann’s Bicycle Drawing Scavenger Hunt Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. Lego Building Contest Sign In (Must pre-register by calling 814-375-9388) The Mentalist Hoop Performance by Theresa K9 Crew, Trick Dog Show Origami Presentations Magic To Go Free Swimming Sponsored by: the Brockway Rec. Board Hit Play Bingo by Brockway Soccer Boosters Horse Drawn Trolley Rides Cartoon Caricature Portraits Face Painting Hoop Dance Workshop with Theresa Balloons with Enchantment Taylor Memorial Museum Tumblebus Animal Kingdom Playland Airbrush Tattoos Extreme Air Strike A Pose Xtreme Lazer Tag Zero Shock Magic To Go Magical Entertainment Origami Workshops Zumba Flash Mob Party Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show The Mentalist Hoop Performance by Theresa K9 Crew, Trick Dog Show Magic To Go Origami Presentations Magical Entertainment Origami Workshops Brockway Cheerleader Raffle Drawing Brockway Drama Club Drawing Car, Truck & Motorcycle Winner Announcements Magic To Go Michael Christopher The Mentalist Hoop Performance by Theresa K9 Crew, Trick Dog Show Brockway Soccer Duck Derby Origami Presentations Parade LED Hoop Performance by Theresa Rock Of Ages (Best of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s Music) Kaimann’s Raffle Drawings Spectacular Fireworks Display 10:00 PM - 10:30 PM (Sponsored in part by the Burnice Shepley Estate) Rock Of Ages (Best of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s Music) Tuesday July 5 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Art Show pick-up Little League Field Tennis Courts Behind Craft Show Behind Museum Park Pavilion Near Park Pavilion Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field Strolling in the Park Taylor Memorial Pool American Legion Stage Main Pavilion Near the Pond Concession Tent Near 9th Avenue Pavilion Near the Park Pavilion 9th Avenue Pavilion Taylor Memorial Park Near Rails to Trails Soccer Practice Field Near 9th Avenue Pavilion Soccer Practice Field Near Truesdale Field Soccer Practice Field Soccer Practice Field Strolling in the Park Near Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field Taylor Memorial Park Parkside Complex Grounds Park Pavilion Near Park Pavilion Truesdale Field Strolling in the Park Near Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field American Legion Memorial Stage American Legion Memorial Stage Parkside Complex Grounds Strolling in the Park American Legion Stage Park Pavilion Near Park Pavilion Truesdale Field Bridge by McDonalds Near Truesdale Field Main Street Near American Legion Stage American Legion Memorial Stage Soccer Practice Field by concessions Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Memorial Stage Brockwayville Depot PLEASE NOTE: ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO HANDICAP PARKING AVAILABLE IN THE CHANGE OR CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE. POOL PARKING LOT ON 7TH AVE. 19 2016 BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH CELEBRATION Tuesday June 28 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Taylor Memorial Museum Taylor Memorial Park Wednesday June 29 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM Art Show Registration for all artwork Brockwayville Depot Library Book Sale Taylor Memorial Museum Heritage Hunters - Sixth Grade Local History Project Mengle Memorial Library Taylor Memorial Park Taylor Memorial Park Library Book Sale Taylor Memorial Museum Quilt Show Art Show open to the public Art Show Critique Frank Varischetti All Star Football Game Mengle Memorial Library Taylor Memorial Park Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockwayville Depot Brockwayville Depot Frank Varischetti Field Mengle Memorial Library Taylor Memorial Park 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Library Book Sale - Bag Day Sale Dedication of Brockway Glass Engineering Obelisk Taylor Memorial Museum Quilt Show Art Show open to the public Taylor Memorial Park Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockwayville Depot Sunday July 3 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM 3:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 7:00 PM 6:00 PM Taylor Memorial Museum Quilt Show Vesper Service Art Show open to the public Brockway vs Ridgway Legion Baseball Brockway All-Star Big Band Taylor Memorial Park Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockway Presbyterian Church Brockwayville Depot TBD American Legion Stage Thursday June 30 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Friday July 1 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM 7:00 PM Saturday July 2 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM 11:00 AM (Sponsored by: Frank Varischetti Foundation, Walter Stansel Welding and Donald Routch Family - Music Lives On) 6:00 PM Hot Air Balloon Science Soccer Practice Field 8:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Junk Rock Band Hot Air Balloon Rides American Legion Stage Soccer Practice Field Firecracker 10k Race Registration Firecracker Fun Run Registration Firecracker 10k Race Start Firecracker Fun Run Start Star Spangled Bicycle Race/ Tour de Brockway Registration 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 American Legion (Patriotic High School artwork display & Concession Tent across from Pool Concession Tent across from Pool Pool Parking Lot Pool Parking Lot Brockway High School Parkside Complex Pond Parkside Complex Grounds Mengle Memorial Library Pershing Avenue Craft Show & Sale ATA Trolley Story House BAHS Marching Band & Auxiliary Patriotic Program 7th Avenue & Alexander Street (refer to schedule page in book) Near the Museum American Legion Memorial Stage American Legion Memorial Stage Star Spangled Bicycle Race/Tour de Brockway Start Quilt Show Art Show open to the public Children’s Games Brockway High School Multi-Purpose Bldg. (by Elem. Sch.) Brockwayville Depot Little League Field Monday July 4 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM 8:30 AM - 10:40 AM 9:15 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM 10:00 AM - 2:00 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 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 11:30 AM (Sponsored by: Advanced Disposal) (Sponsored by: Advanced Disposal) 4th of July flashlight necklace give-a-way) Speaker: Jack Tully 18 2016 BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH CELEBRATION After Games 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 12:00 PM - 3:30 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 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM 2:15 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM 6:00 PM 8:30 PM - 10:30 PM 8:30 PM - 9:45 PM 9:00 PM 9:45 PM Approx. Kaimann’s Bicycle Drawing Scavenger Hunt Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. Lego Building Contest Sign In (Must pre-register by calling 814-375-9388) The Mentalist Hoop Performance by Theresa K9 Crew, Trick Dog Show Origami Presentations Magic To Go Free Swimming Sponsored by: the Brockway Rec. Board Hit Play Bingo by Brockway Soccer Boosters Horse Drawn Trolley Rides Cartoon Caricature Portraits Face Painting Hoop Dance Workshop with Theresa Balloons with Enchantment Taylor Memorial Museum Tumblebus Animal Kingdom Playland Airbrush Tattoos Extreme Air Strike A Pose Xtreme Lazer Tag Zero Shock Magic To Go Magical Entertainment Origami Workshops Zumba Flash Mob Party Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show The Mentalist Hoop Performance by Theresa K9 Crew, Trick Dog Show Magic To Go Origami Presentations Magical Entertainment Origami Workshops Brockway Cheerleader Raffle Drawing Brockway Drama Club Drawing Car, Truck & Motorcycle Winner Announcements Magic To Go Michael Christopher The Mentalist Hoop Performance by Theresa K9 Crew, Trick Dog Show Brockway Soccer Duck Derby Origami Presentations Parade LED Hoop Performance by Theresa Rock Of Ages (Best of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s Music) Kaimann’s Raffle Drawings Spectacular Fireworks Display 10:00 PM - 10:30 PM (Sponsored in part by the Burnice Shepley Estate) Rock Of Ages (Best of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s Music) Tuesday July 5 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Art Show pick-up Little League Field Tennis Courts Behind Craft Show Behind Museum Park Pavilion Near Park Pavilion Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field Strolling in the Park Taylor Memorial Pool American Legion Stage Main Pavilion Near the Pond Concession Tent Near 9th Avenue Pavilion Near the Park Pavilion 9th Avenue Pavilion Taylor Memorial Park Near Rails to Trails Soccer Practice Field Near 9th Avenue Pavilion Soccer Practice Field Near Truesdale Field Soccer Practice Field Soccer Practice Field Strolling in the Park Near Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field Taylor Memorial Park Parkside Complex Grounds Park Pavilion Near Park Pavilion Truesdale Field Strolling in the Park Near Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field Near Truesdale Field American Legion Memorial Stage American Legion Memorial Stage Parkside Complex Grounds Strolling in the Park American Legion Stage Park Pavilion Near Park Pavilion Truesdale Field Bridge by McDonalds Near Truesdale Field Main Street Near American Legion Stage American Legion Memorial Stage Soccer Practice Field by concessions Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Memorial Stage Brockwayville Depot PLEASE NOTE: ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO HANDICAP PARKING AVAILABLE IN THE CHANGE OR CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE. POOL PARKING LOT ON 7TH AVE. 19 GETTING HUNGRY??? BE OUR GUEST. ALL CONCESSIONS OPEN AT THE PARK!!! SERVICE CLUB MENUS BROCKWAY KAIMANNS CLUB.....................................................................CHICKEN BARBECUE DINNERS BROCKWAY AMBULANCE SERVICE.............................................................HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES, PIEROGIES, POP, WATER AND COFFEE BROCKWAY BASKETBALL BOOSTERS.....................................................DRINKS AT BASKETBALL COURT DURING TOURNAMENT BROCKWAY CUB SCOUTS PACK 39....................................................................MEAT STICKS AND WATER BROCKWAY BOY SCOUTS TROOP 40..........................................................HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES, MEATBALL HOAGIES, NACHOS & CHEESE, SOFT DRINKS AND WATER BROCKWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH................................................HOMEMADE PIE, STEAK HOAGIES, COFFEE, POP AND WATER BROCKWAY RECREATION BOARD (POOL CONCESSION).......................................HOT DOGS, SLOPPY JOES, POPCORN, SOFT DRINKS AND WATER FROM 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM BROCKWAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. (ON MAIN ST.)................................................................FRESH DONUTS BSA TROOP 27 OF DUBOIS....................................................CHICKEN FINGERS (AFTERNOON), HOT DOGS, NACHOS, FRESH CUT FRIES, FRESH SQUEEZED LEMONADE, POP AND WATER ELK COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE................................................................................................KETTLE CORN CLASS OF 1990 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 AND BOTTLED WATER FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF DUBOIS.....................................................................................................KETTLE CORN, POP, LEMONADE, HOMEMADE FUDGE, SMOOTHIES, FUNNEL FRIES & WATER JEFF. CTY DAIRY PROMOTION & BEECHWOODS BSA TROOP 35...............................................................................................HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM CONES OR DISHES, MILKSHAKES 20 Patrons Joe & Yvonne Scarnati Anna Schlemmer Mark, Melissa, CeJae & Levio Scolese In Memory of John A. Scolese from The Family Thomas Sedlock Ray & Sandy Serafini Ray & Lori Serafini Sam & Vicky Shaffer Marilyn (Strischock) Shaffer & Ray Shaffer Donna Shaffer Dennis & Sally Shannon Eric, Melissa, Seth, & Daniel Shugarts Michael & Donna Sicheri Vondell Foeks Siple Sam & Mary Sleigh George, Cindy & Nathan Smithtro Violet Snyder Michael, Nicole, Adam, Tiandra & Mandy Snyder Francis & Barbara Snyder Jack & Carol Spinda Walter & Tammy Stansell Michael Starr Gary & Nancy Starr Lon & Karen Steele Louise Steele David & Barbara Steele Pat Stormer Chuck & Lori Strouse Mike & Fran Sundie Mike & Mary Beth Swintek George, Cheryl & Lyndsey Tamburlin Bob & Patty Tami Louie & Catherine Taube Reese Raybuck & Eli Taylor Joie Taylor Pat & Lois Taylor Barbara Taylor Bill & Edie Teeter Dennis, Missy, Landon, Ella & Brayden Thompson Gary Troyan - In Memory of Karen Joe & Karen Trudo Pat & Leslie Trunzo Mr. Robert Trunzo Paul & Tressa Trunzo Ronnie Holt & Teresa & Andrew Trunzo Frank & Lynn Uhl Steve & Michele Varischetti Frank A. Varischetti Peter, Sharon, Francesca, Joey & Johnny Varischetti Barbara & Nick Varischetti Barbara & Nick Varischetti Jeanne Vassallo Tom & Melinda Verne Dave & Diane Verne Joe & Margie Verne Nick Verne, Jr. Sylvia Verne John, Lisa, Michael & Tommy Vervoort Jesse, Lisa, Molly & Kate Vivian Fred & Mary Lou Waldeck Raymond Wantuck Jack, Lisa & Jess Ward Ray & Mary Weisner In Memory of Janet Youngdahl, Sami Fields & D. J. Gardner by Doug & Rae Weisner Tom & Cindy Welsh Jeff, Levi, Aiden & Brynlee Wilcox Tracy, Levi, Aiden & Brynlee Wilcox Richard & Carroll Wilcox Nancy Wine Bob Wineberg James Wingard Don & Donna Wingard Gary & Mary Lou Wingard Dave Wingard Bill, Shari, Olivia & Chase Wolfe Paul & Barbara Woods Gary, Tammy, Nicholas & Joshua Wrighter Judy Wymer Don & June Yale Larry & Mary Janet Youngdahl Steve & Lorraine Zarlinski Alice Zimmerman Frank, Lisa, Marissa & Anthony Zocco Business Sponsors Billie’s Awards by Design Brockway Orient Club Helpmates, Inc. Lighthouse Community Church Laurel Mountain Vineyard Moorhead United Methodist Church Straub Brewery Tri-County Home Support Services Tri-County Nursing 17 Patrons Claudia Lyle Gary & Patricia Mahaffey Rolfe & Mary Ann Mahaffey Terry & Rita Maher Mike & Jody Mancuso & Family Leroy Mann Mary Kay Marshall John & Marian Martini Robert & Shirley Martini Lenny & Joni Martino Vivian Martino Brad, Malissa, Mia & Luke Martino In Memory of Shane Horner by Dominic & Pauline Martino In Loving Memory of Bill Matson by His Family Ron & Kathy Matson Ruth Matson Brian, Leigh Anne, Nathan & Gianna May Armand & Carol Mazzocchi In Memory of Mom, “Grandma”, Aunt Sami & Uncle D.J. by Dani McConnell & D.J. Testi Margaret McFadden Sandra McGrath Donald & Marlene McKay Paul & Ann McKinley In Memory of Our Deceased Loved Ones Joe & Linda Michalski Steve & Sandy Miller George & Lois Miller David & Lisa Miller Bruce & Shelly Miller Tom & Rita Miller Christian Miller & Jennifer Rigard Meredith Monteville Lyle Mooney Carol Moore Rich & Nancy Moore Lee & Dianne Moore Don, Lisa, & Rene Moore Moorhead United Methodist Church Fran & Linda Morelli Darren, Renee, Kaitlyn, Ciara & Kyle Morelli Fran, Holly, Tanner, & Savanah Morelli Ryan, Nancy, Lyla & Lexie Morrison Ron & Christine Morrison Rob & Peggy Morrison Diane Nava Ray & Michaelyn Neiger Don, Shirley & Derrick Neubert 16 Ray & Chris Nichols & Family John & Pam Nichols Anthony & Janice Nissel Michael, Linda, Vanessa & Darren Olivio Jim & Connie Olivio Paul & Sue Olsakovsky, Alyssa & Victoria Daub and Paul & Matthew Olsakovsky Joe & Barbara Onoratti, Sr. Eric & Amy O’Rourke, Callie, Ben & Marissa P.J. O’Rourke Janet Orris Brandy & Emily Overly Keith & Connie Palmer Tom, Judy & Emily Parolari Doris Paruolo Anna Patalano James Patton Quinton & Noah Perrin Enes Pinge In Memory of Mom, Dad, Debi & Buchie. Love Denise Pisarchick Mrs. Nancy Pisarchick Barbara Pisarchick Ed & Barbara Pisarchick Marian Pisoni Pat Pistilli & Family Darlene & Tracy Pontious Tim & Paula Prechtl Prendergast Bo Preston Mark Puhala Joe, Frances, Margo & Colt Shirley Quinn Tim, Mary, Hunter, & Tanner Raffeinner Brent & Jane Rearick Ray & Pam Reckner Dottie Reed Rick, Darlene, Wylee & Hannah Renwick and Alex Welsh Rich & Bev Renwick Sam & Chris Repiscak Danny & Phyllis Reynolds Chris & Mickey Rhed Jeff & Dakota Rhed Bev & Shaughny Richardson Jean Rittenhouse Roy & Sharon Rodger Steve & Donna Rowe Pat & Chris Ryan Dr. F.G. Salter Mike, Amanda & Andrew Santaniello ATA TROLLEY FREE TO THE PUBLIC MONDAY JULY 4, 2016 10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM RUNNING EVERY HALF HOUR AMPLE PARKING AT ST. TOBIAS CATHOLIC CHURCH TROLLEY SCHEDULE TROLLEY STOP St. Tobias Center Kid’s Kingdom Taylor Mem. Museum Toby Terrace Brockwayville Depot Multi-Purpose Building Mengle Mem. Library St. Tobias Center STREET Hewitt St. off Main 9th Ave. off Main Park Street 7th Ave. & Alexander St. 5th & Alexander St. North St. Elementary School Main Street Hewitt St. off Main EVENT Parking Taylor Mem. Park Museum, Pool, Sports Craft Show Art Show Quilt Show Book Sale To begin again... 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. 21 Patrons Taylor Memorial Park Soccer Practice Field Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM The Xtreme Lazer Tag Arena offers more than 1600 square feet of extreme THRILLS and FUN around every corner! Black lights, strobe lights, laser lights, 20 different rooms, an excellent sound system and fog will have you and 10 of your best friends battling it out at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. Taylor Memorial Park Monday, July 4, 2016 1:00 PM DANCE LIKE NO ONE IS WATCHING :)!!! 22 Janet Esposito Fran & Toni Facchine David Facchine Fran Faith Dick & Julia Faller Faulk Plumbing, Heating & AC Diane Faulk Don & Lois Feidler John, Sue & Laura Felczak Ross, Laura, Siena & Brady Ferraro Aileen Ferraro Ed & Clara Ferraro Dick & Mary Ann Fiddler Lee & Alda Foeks Joanne Fonner Judge John & Mary Margaret Foradora Wayne & Linda Foringer Army, Barb & Fabio Fortunato Mark & Josephine Freemer Carl & Georgia Fremer Andy, Katie & Blakely Fremer Richard Galluzzi Donna Galluzzi Ruth Gankosky Beverly Gankosky Mike & Cindy Gelnette Rich, Diane, Andy & Nick Genevro Bruno & Joanne Genevro Tino & Eileen Genevro Flora Genevro Sonia Gess John & Lenora Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Goldinger Jim & Evelyn Grant Kevin, Lisa, Eric & Ian Grecco Betty Grecco Bob, Kim, Cole, & Paige Grecco In Memory of Kurt Paul Strandberg by Paul, Jean, & Peter Grecco Rich & Joyce Grecco John Green Kathleen Green John, Rosey, Jessica, Amanda & Chloe Gresak Tim, Bruna, Aiden & Phoebe Grieneisen Bud & Jean Grieneisen Chuck & Diane Grieneisen Matt, Dee Dee & Moka Grieneisen Kent & June Grinnen Rachel & Cathy Grubbs Joe Gryzbek Mike & Karen Halpin Dave & Sue Hand Steve & Marsha Harris 15 Dan, Ann, John, Zoe & Sam Hawkins Howard & Joyce Hess Bill & Jill Hicks Bill & Cathy Himes & Family Boone & Carol Hinderliter Beverly Hockenberry Brownie Hoffman, Genevieve Hoffman & Stephen Hoffman Ronald & MaryBelle Holt Emily Holt Sherry Holt, Randy Collins, LeeAnn, Tiffany, Dan and Linda Belle Brion & Liz Hook Mark Hooten Henry & Nancy Huffman Jim & Pat Huffman Craig, Jessica, Bradey, Ana, Aiden & Kyle Hughes Terry & Lynne Hughes Jane Hutchinson Dave & Janice Inzana Ernie & Lilo Inzana Fran & Therse Inzana Dan, Andrea, Andrina & Allyson Inzana Mike, Merry & Julianne Inzana Ann Marie Inzana & Madison Jim & Libby Jackson Melissa Johnson Neil & Alexis Johnson Dan & Patty Jones Elva Keister Irene & Heather Keister Scott & Ina Keith Scott, Angela, Gina & Anna Kelly Amy Gankosky - Linday Knight William & Dorothy Knight Violet Kopp Jack Lackatos Stella Lancaster Francis & Rita Landini In Loving Memory of Joseph & Therese Murgash - Love Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren Francis & Rita Landini Laurel Mountain Vineyard Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lewis Rick & Annette Liddle In Loving Memory of DJ Gardner & Mrs. Deloris Chatfield Clair & Maryilyn Lundberg Mary Lundberg Lundberg Paving & Trucking, LLC Patrons Mark Adams & Ginger Patterson Susan Altemose Helen Amatrone Diane Amitrone Richie, Barb, Nick & Clay Anderson Tom & Lori Anderson Mark & Mary Andreas Anonymous Joe, Brittany & Cash Antonuccio Linda Archer Terrell & Martha Atwell Joseph Baka Mary Lou Balutis John & Qweeny Barber Barkery Pet Cuisine John & Pam Basl Rich & Pat Battitori Tim & Karen Baxter Rev. & Mrs. Victor Baxter Craig Beers Rod & Barb Beers Linda Beetschen Barbara Belton Mike & JoAnn Bennett Mike, Shari, Derek & Chad Bennett Bob & Judy Benson Chris, Steph, Andy & Anthony Benson David & Genevieve Benson Dave, Emma, Katie & Jon Benson Tom & Debbie Berlin John & Diane Bernardo Frank & Judy Bianco Helen Bish John & Pat Biss Mike Biss Family Bonfilio’s Bennie & June Bortle Kathleen Britton Brockway Church of God Jim Brown Peter & Betty Brumberg Alberta & Tracey Brumberg Joe & JoAnne Bruno Tom, Megan & Beckett Bussard Alex Carlson & Sierra Fremer, London & Kennedy Ellis, and Nora Spencer Rex, Carla, Austin & Aiden Bullers In Memory of Thomas & Margaret Mancini by Carla & Rex Bullers, Jim & Tina Inzana & Thomas D. Mancini Mike Steele, Ashley, Michael, & Gavin Robert Calhoun Raymond & Michelle Calhoun In Memory of Phyllis Cantanzarito by Pam Cantanzarito, Darin & Amy Carr & Family Steve, Pam, Stephen, Kyle, Taylor & Katlyn Cappetta Dee Dee Carlini John & Evelyn Carlson Corl & Annette Carnahan Randy & Cindy Carnahan Rich & Sally Carnahan Tim, Rachel, Morgan & Adam Carnahan Pat Cartwright Louise Castiglione Joan Cavalier Chris, Lynn, Ann, Emma, & Vinny Cavalline Anna Ceriani Jeff & Darlene Chamberlin In Memory of Brenda by Ray & Bonnie Cherubini Bob & Peggy Cherubini Paul & Barbara Clark Josh & Jessica Clontz Carol Clontz Joan Coder Mr. & Mrs. Lorn Coleman Tom & Laura Colgan Gary & Cindi Collins Puye Conley Carol Connacher Mary Cooper Judith Copelli Jim & Karen Corp Kenny & Barbara Craft Terry & Sally Crawford Jim Crawford William & Donna Crawford Mary Cribbs Gary & Ann Cristini Mike & Debbie Dahrouge & Family Kay Deasey Tom & Tina Decker Louis Delia William & Ronald Delia Mabel Delio Doug & Paula Delp Deacon Bob & Sue DeNoon Vic & Cheryl DeSantis Mary Devlin Ron, Brittany, MacKenzie & Jayla Dittemore Pat & Mary Jo Donlin Nic, Dick Esposito & Sarah & Derek Snyder Rich, Dana, Philip, Julianna, Jarrett & Anthony Esposito 14 Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Memorial Stage Monday, July 4, 2016 8:30 PM ~ 10:30 PM BIG songs, BIG dreams and BIG hair at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration! Three high-energy shows looking back on some of the BEST music of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s...all in one evening! Begginning with the GROOVY fashions and sounds of the 60’s... then on to the ROCKIN’ 70’s...and finally, the BIG beat 80’s... Rock of Ages will have you wondering if you just stepped out of a time machine!!! It will be a night to celebrate and one you will never forget! Taylor Memorial Park Near Truesdale Field Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM It is true that kids and adults of all ages love to have their picture taken. So why not capture those moments at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration! Our special photo booth to commemorate this year’s special celebration will be equipped with a hilarious box of props sure to generate smiles. Each person will receive a photo strip of their photo shoot” upon exiting the booth. Share your photos with family and friends and before you know it, everyone will want a turn! Laughter and smiles are guaranteed! 23 Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Stage Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM Hit Play is the Ohio Valley's best Top 40 cover band. The name describes this powerhouse group perfectly. From the Beatles to Bruno Mars, from Journey to Adele and everything in between, Hit Play plays the hits. Ezra Hamilton is the voice and leader of the West Virginia-based act. Ezra has invested 20+ years of his life devoted to making music and has shared the stage with some of the music industry's brightest, such as Gavin DeGraw, Boyd Tinsley of Dave Matthews Band, Daughtry and Robert Randolph. In 2012, he took time away from writing, recording and producing his own original music to pursue his passion for performance. Blending a wide range of popular songs with his own style of live performance, Ezra discovered with the right group of musicians he could bring a concert experience to every audience. UP & AWAY HOT AIR BALLOON RIDES Taylor Memorial Park Soccer Practice Field Sunday, July 3, 2016 7:00 PM ~ 9:00 PM Terry Atwell Mr. Biss John Carlson Bob Colgan Mary J. DeSantis Ralph Durbin John Esposito Ross Ferraro Edward Ferraro Henry Fontaine Floyd Fustine Tino Genevro Ann Graham John Hazuka Harry Jackson Gary R. Keister Kitu Landini Hubert Lontz Jack Matthews John McNulty Sam Melillo Glenn Mengle Lucy Monaco Amelia Musantry Paul Rhoda Merle Ross William Sabatose Otto Salizzoni Thomas Shields Dick Siple Doris Squires Betty Stewart Robert Stowman James Thomas Leroy Verne Maxine Youngdalh Finance Com. Am. Legion Fire Department Fireworks Helper Contessa Matilda Lodge Brockway Record & Publicity Com. Publicity Com. & Baseball Game & Co-ordinating Com. Recreation Board & Incorporation Com. Legal Program Booklet & Co-ordinating Com. Parade & Finance Com. Fire Department & Parade Brockway Women’s Club & Finance Com. Co-ordinating Com. Parade Chamber of Commerce & Treasurer & Finance Com. Am. Legion Auxiliary Fireworks Helper Fireworks Helper Am. Legion & Patriotic Prog. & Co-ordinating Com. Finance Com. Brockway Glass Co. Am. Legion Auxiliary Contessa Matilda Lodge Fireworks Helper Co-ordinating Com. Jaycees & Vice Chairman & Children’s Games Fire Department Kiwanis Club & General Chairman Fireworks Helper Secretary Local 110 & Watermelon Concession Stand Fire Department & Co-ordinating Com. Fireworks & Prog. Booklet & Finance Com. Contessa Matilda Lodge Firemen’s Auxiliary Proudly Sponsored By: Advanced Disposal Very few things are as beautiful as a brightly colored hot air balloon peacefully ascending high into the clear blue sky. The only joy greater than the sight is a tethered flight high above Brockway’s picturesque landscape! During Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, Up & Away hot air balloon rides will be sure to leave you and your family with a memory that will last a lifetime! 24 James Thomas “The Big Firecracker” Left to right, top to bottom Dan Thomas, Dick Siple, James Thomas, Mark & Dave Siple (Fireworks In The Barn) 13 By May 8, 1967, the new group was organized under the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as Brockway Area Old Fashioned 4th of July, Inc. with Thomas E. Shields, William J. Sabatose, Gary R. Keister, Doris Squires and Robert Stowman affixing their seal to the incorporation papers. Over the next two months various committees met on their own then reported back to the main committee to discuss their finances, other events and participation of different bands and groups in the parade. Justice Michael A. Musmanno - Justice on the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania would speak promptly at 4:00 pm at the Legion Memorial in the park at no cost. The glass company would provide litter bags for the park and Frank Varischetti agreed his company would clean up following the celebration. A booklet, to be given to businesses in Brockway and the surrounding area, was discussed and approved to be handed out so visitors knew what to expect. Local merchants could place an ad for 1/8 of a page for the small sum of $25.00. Later on it was decided to change the size to 1/4 of a page for the same $25.00. This booklet would be printed at no charge by Brockway Glass then assembled by Gray’s Printing in Falls Creek for $25.00. “Let Freedom Ring”, the topic of the first Patriotic Speaker would be the words written accross the first booklet. Inside the committee listed the day’s events starting with an Old Timer’s Ball Game between the Hitless Wonders vs Aches & Pains, firemen’s water battle, music, free swimming, Jaycee’s children’s games, bingo, Saddle & Harness Club pony rides, another ball game between Brockway Braves vs DuBois Rockets, Patriotic Program, Independence Day Parade, band concert by the Brockway Rover Band, modern music by The Rogues (for the younger set in the Tennis Courts) for $85.00, a drawing for two $25.00 US Savings Bonds before the biggest and loudest fireworks display ever seen in these parts followed by another set by The Rogues. What would a festival be without food: Kiwanis’ Barbequed Chicken, Brockway Firemen and Ladies Auxiliary hot dogs and hamburgers, hoagies and ice cream by the Jaycees and ice cold watermelon by Local 110. The Parade Committee reported that so far the Brockway Area High School Bands, Girl Scouts, Brownies, Boy Scouts, Little League, a military unit from DuBois, 10 antique cars, Color Guard, Litter Bug Pillory sponsored by Brockway Glass, PTA float, fire engine and the FFA would participate. Total cost would be $135.00 with $75.00 going to the high school band. The parade would run along Main Street from 7th Avenue to the intersection of Routes 219 & 28. Taylor Memorial Park American Legion Memorial Stage Sunday, July 3, 2016 8:00 PM Junk Rock is a group of percussionists who play anything and everything to create a high energy, dynamic sound while providing the audience with laughs and danceable grooves. K9 Crew Trick Dog Show Everything was set, all committees reporting in making sure they were ready. By June 26th the Committee had on hand $2,185.50 of which $1,300.00 went to the fireworks display. The only thing left was to meet on July 3rd in the park to go over the final details before the big event took place. As anyone who has served on a committee knows, it takes many different people with different skills and mind sets to make an event happen. The first celebration was no different. A total of 8 official and one unofficial meetings were held, which brought together many different people as you can see below. These were the people who made a tradition happen 50 years ago by just one thought and one idea - to celebrate our Independence in an Old Fashioned way. A very humble beginning, a small idea, and the work of some very creative people began a tradition that today has grown into a very large and family oriented celebration. Countless people have chaired and worked on numerous committees over the years to bring this celebration to fruition. It is an honor and a privledge to take part in this celebration all because someone back in 1967 thought celebrating our American Independence would be a great idea. 12 Taylor Memorial Park Truesdale Field Monday, July 4, 2016 **Shows** 12:00 PM ~ 2:00 PM ~ 4:00 PM The ultimate HIGH-ENERGY canine THRILL show! 25 Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. LEGO Building Contest Monday, July 4, 2016 Proudly Sponsored By: 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. MicRo Gallery Taylor Memorial Park Near Truesdale Field Monday, July 4, 2016 Proudly Sponsored By: **Creative Presentations** 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM 2:15 PM - 2:45 PM 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s Superman! Well, actually it is a bird…an ORIGAMI bird that is! Michael Roy’s Cirque du Papier MicRO Gallery of intricate and AMAZING origami sculptures will be appearing at Brockway’s 50th Annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. With his quick wit and extensive knowledge of origami history and technique, Michael Roy will UNFOLD the secrets of origami right before your eyes! With no cuts, tears or glue, his nimble fingers will transform a SINGLE sheet of paper into numerous 3D forms of flowers, animals, sea life, birds and decorative objects. Michael Roy will be folding and giving away many of the designs he creates at the Cirque du Papier MicRO Gallery presentations. Don’t miss your opportunity to go home with a cherished keepsake! You will be DELIGHTED by the technology and art that is ORIGAMI! 26 BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY 50 YEARS IN THE MAKING Knowing your history, that is knowing where you came from and what created that history is important to all human beings. Children study about the beginnings of our country in grade school with Gen. George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and our other Founding Fathers. We research our ancestry to find out where our beginnings were in the “Old World” and in the “New World”. We learn the history of our parents and grandparents when to them it wasn’t even history. This gives us a sense of who we are and where we are going. It is the same with this festival we celebrate each July 4th; something very unique to our neck of the woods and something in which we all take pride. So, how did this come about? Several members of the Brockway Volunteer Hose Company had discussed a celebration at various Hose Company meetings over a period of time but nothing formal had been drawn up though the discussions were always positive in nature. During the annual Hose Company Banquet in January 1967 the desire to take on such a task would be presented to all members in attendance, since many members belonged to other organizations such as the Kiwanis, Jaycees, Chamber and Legion. Bob Stowman, the MC for the evening, informed the members of the possibility of starting a committee. A formal meeting would be held at the end of February at the Hose Company. So it began on Monday February 27, 1967 a group of individuals representing the Brockway Kiwanis, Brockway Jaycees, Contessa Matilda Lodge, Chamber of Commerce, American Legion Auxiliary, Brockway Recreation Board and the Brockway Volunteer Hose Co. met at the Hose House to discuss the feasibility of a July 4th Celebration in Brockway. Bob Stowman from the Hose Co. acted as Chairman with Ralph Durbin from the Brockway Record acting as Secretary pro-tem for their first meeting. According to the minutes “The project was discussed from many angles including finances and fireworks.” Another meeting was scheduled for Monday March 27, 1967 to select officers and committees. During the second meeting 22 individuals met to discuss the project. Thomas Shields was elected as General Chairman, William Sabatose as Vice Chairman, Doris Squires as Secretary and Gary Keister as Treasurer. Floyd Fustine suggested the committee be named “Old Fashioned Fourth of July” which was accepted by the new committee. Decision was made to contact all organizations and service groups in the area to be a part of the celebration. Additionally, discussions led to a Patriotic Speaker, food concessions, financing, use of the Recreation Grounds and swimming pool and the purchase of fireworks for around $1,200.00. The next meeting was set for April 17, 1967. By the third meeting over $900.00 was raised from various businesses and groups. Because of this large sum and anticipation of additional monies, it was decided to incorporate and open a bank account. Motion was brought forth and seconded to officially name the committee Brockway Area Old Fashioned 4th of July with Ross Ferraro’s office handling the necessary paperwork. Other items discussed included concession booths, games, firemen’s water battle, music, pony rides, having the girl and boy scouts give out hand bills, John McNulty chairing the Patriotic Program, a baseball game, publicity, parade and fireworks supplied by Ohio Fireworks Manufacturing Display Company. 11 REYNOLDS FINANCIAL ADVISORS Luigi’s Ristorante Martin’s Grocery Store Hepler’s Beer Barrel DuBois Logistics Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home Sheetz of Brockway Paris Companies Smith’s Lawn & Landscaping Karen Foster (In memory of Joel M. Foster) Buck’s Pizza CNB Bank Planet Bike J & M Auto Service Giant Eagle of DuBois Eat ‘N Park Restaurant of DuBois Ft. Worth Restaurant Ernie Taylor (C&S Wholesale Grocers) Joe’s Tux Shop Luv 2 Sew 4 U Scottish Heights Golf Club & Restaurant Kohlhepp’s True Value RoadID Xtreme Wear Dick’s Sporting Goods Mathew & Gilda Wrobleski Station 101 Pub & Kitchen Homewood Suites By Hilton B & J Morrison Taylor Memorial Park Near 9th Avenue Pavilion Monday, July 4, 2016 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Temporary tattoos with a lasting impression! Construction & Remodeling Brockway Old-Fashioned Fourth of July EXTREME AIR QUAD PODS 2016 Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show Sponsors American Classics Creekside Auto & Tire Hepler's Beer Barrel & Country Store Jim's Custom Collision Legends Powersports Napa Auto Parts Rogos Auto Sales Smith’s Tastee Freeze Snyder's Mufflers & More Thompson’s Speed & Auto Repair Taylor Memorial Park Gather up your besties to Soccer Practice Field jump, flip, twirl and do 360˚’s Monday, July 4, 2016 on EXTREME AIR! 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Are you EXTREME enough? **The maximum weight limit for the Extreme Air is 250 lbs.** 10 27 Seneca Resources 51 Zents Boulevard Brookville, PA 15825 814-849-4555 IL Villaggio-Parkside Complex 1200 Wood Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1162 S&T Bank 456 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8402 “One Customer at a Time” Brockway Sportmen’s Club 506 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-3442 Best Wings in Town! 28 St. Tobias Church 1135 Hewitt Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-3655 9 Senator Joe Scarnati Q102 “Today’s Hot Country” 93.1 QYX “Today’s Hits” P.O. Box 177 Brockway, PA 15824 717-805-5269 95.9 & 101.3 News 900 WCPA “Rockin’ the Northern Alleghenies” Brockway Veterinary Hospital Ferraro, Kruk & Ferraro, LLP A.B.C.S. Payroll Services 690 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-2202 8 1608 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1950 Dr. Joan Lee 77 Larsen Drive DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-6109 www.abcspayroll.com YardWorks 914 Evergreen Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-594-6421 29 Brockway Area Education Assn. 100 Alexander Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8414 Rogos Auto Sales, Inc. 8255 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0863 www.rogosauto.com Brockway Sons and Daughters of Italy 1049 7th Avenue Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-4305 Martino's Bilo 1200 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 Connect FM 96.7 Talk Radio ● and On Air ● Online ● Anytime www.connectradio.fm Sunny 106 12 W. Long Ave., DuBois 814-375-5260 Local Radio Made Here www.sunny106.fm Guardian Elder Care, LLC 8796 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 (814) 265-1164 814-268-2353 Serving Brockway Since 1950 30 107.9 7 Brockway Drug Co., Inc. Russell and Connie Ferraro 1365 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-3305 Bloom Electric Heating & Plumbing, Inc. 3890 Route 219 Brockport, PA 15823 814-265-8217 Clyde, Ferraro & CO. LLP Certified Public Accountants Law & Finance Building 75 Larsen Drive DuBois, PA 15801 (814) 371-2141 6 SNYDER TOWNSHIP NAPA Auto Parts 1301 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0949 31 Hugh Water and Holt Drilling North Country Kettle Corn 626 North Maple Ave. Ridgway, PA 15853 814-772-5142 7344 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8981 Hugh Bottled Water Quinn L. Lundberg, Jr., DMD Analytical Services, Inc. 409 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-6614 Brockway, PA 15824 51 Pro Chem Tech Drive 814-265-8749 BC3@Brockway The Region’s Only Community College Creekside Auto & Tire Service, Inc. 814-265-0459 1200 Wood Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1813 Get Your Degree at BC3! First Commonwealth Bank Carnesali’s Bar & Grill 919 Clark Street Brockway, PA 15824 643 Main St. 1201 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-6321 814-268-3735 Good Friends & Good Times 32 Clearfield-Jefferson Drug Free Communities Coalition 135 Midway Drive, Suite A DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-9002 James E. Devlin, M.D. 1100 Main St. Brockway, PA 15824 (814) 268-3645 Family Practice 5 Advanced Disposal 814-265-1975 800-338-8971 Dr. Tom Petraitis and Dr. Gabe Mancuso Quality Preventive Dentistry DuBois Medical Supply Co., Inc. 101 Hospital Avenue DuBois, PA 15801 814-375-1023 www.duboisdental.com 320 Liberty Blvd. DuBois, PA 15801 814-375-1100 Greentree Landfill 635 Toby Rd Kersey, PA 15846 Phone: 814-265-1744 Fax: 814-265-8745 Reynolds Financial Advisors 169 Midway Drive DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-5300 Jennifer Reynolds-Hamilton, Financial Advisor 4 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 Eddy, Wendy, Jordan & Angelo Inzana 920 Fifth Avenue Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0324 [email protected] Fremer Moulding, Inc. Smith’s Tastee Freez 22 Sawmill Drive Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0671 www.fremermouldinginc.com 8748 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-7945 “Tasteest” Treats in Town! 33 Foradora Insurance, Inc. Michael A. Inzana, DMD 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 Tim Britton Construction Services, Inc. 1200 Wood Street Parkside Building, Suite B Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1111 109 Main Street Falls Creek, PA 15840 814-375-9388 814-375-9386 CW Graphics Priority First Federal Credit Union Professional Printers, Designers, Signage and Vehicle Graphics 550 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-8421 PFFCU Wishes Everyone a Safe and Happy 4th of July 24 West Washington Ave. P.O. Box 927 DuBois, PA 15801 814-375-7822 Forsyth Drilling, Inc. Paesano Pizza 2750 Oklahoma-Salem Road 524 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-4285 Pizza - Pasta - Hoagies Salad & More DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-7960 Your #1 Choice for Waterwells, Pumps and Tanks! 34 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 3 John “Jack” Tully District Commander The American Legion Jack Tully is a retired purchasing agent from General Electric Corporation. Tully has been married to Marilyn for the past 32 years. They have three children; Heather, John and Michael and six grandchildren. Jack served in the Army from 1967-1973 during the Vietnam Era. He is the current 27th District Commander of the American Legion serving 5 counties. He is also the Post Commander of the Brockway American Legion. Cataldo’s Collision, Inc. Brockway Appliance, Inc. Starr’s Trailer Sales Hepler’s Beer Barrel 615 Division Street DuBois, PA 15801 814-372-8600 3673 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0632 516 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1101 “Our Service Will Sell You” Happy 50th Anniversary! 1538 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-2337 Jack is a "Gold Star Father" of Michael, killed in action on August 23, 2007 in Iraq. 2016 Miss Brockway Old Fashioned 4th of July Queen Delaney McMeekin Goodwill Store The Brockway community is very proud to present Delaney McMeekin as the 4th of July Queen during the 50th Anniversary Brockway Area Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration. Delaney is the 18-year-old daughter of C. Kevin and Beth McMeekin of Brockway. She is a 2016 graduate of Brockway Area High School where she involved herself and made the most of her school years. She was Student Council President, Captain of the Girls’ Varsity Soccer team, a member of the National Honor Society, and much more. She also was voted as the Brockway School Homecoming Queen and spent two weeks in Greece for school studies. She is a graduate of the Dale Carnegie Communications Program, received highest honors for Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance while maintaining a clerk position at a local pharmacy. In the fall, she will attend Gannon University to study Occupational Therapy/ Special Education. Delaney has been involved with the Brockway 4th of July for as long as she can remember and is excited to greet everyone for the festivities. Watch for Delaney as she will preside over our famous 4th of July festivities. 2 509 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-371-2821 “Donate stuff, Create jobs” Penn Highlands Healthcare Frank Zocco Financial, Inc. 682 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0846 Great China 441 Main Street Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1177 204 Hospital Avenue DuBois, PA 15801 35 Fran Morelli Sales & Service 3 Sigma Quality Improvement Services, Inc. 1292 Clay Plant Road Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-0700 New Owners Gino & Jeanne Ferraraccio 8464 Route 219 Brockway, PA 15824 814-265-1330 www.franmorelli.com BROCKWAY OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY 2016 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: BARB ANDERSON DuBois Harley-Davidson The Allenbaughs 101 W. DuBois Avenue DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-5750 721 McCullough Ave. Brockway, PA 15824 BOOK COVER ARTWORK: KIRSTY FRY LOOKING TOWARD 2017 Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home, Inc. The Fourth of July Committee is in need of volunteers. If interested in making this great July 4th event even better, please contact Jeff Gankosky at 265-0628. This is a great opportunity to be a part of a Brockway tradition! 1033 4th Ave. Brockway, PA 15824 814-268-2732 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. BICYCLE RACE: TERRY MAHER RITA MAHER JOE TRUDO KAREN TRUDO KARIN McGARVEY GINGER JOHNSON BARB LUKE MARY JO BRUNSWICK ASHLEY ALBERT VIRGINIA CONNOR 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! 36 CAR SHOW: CHAD THOMPSON MONTE KEMMERER SCOTT SWANSON DUSTIN FIELDS CHILDREN'S GAMES: THAD CRAWFORD JUDY CRAWFORD JIM CRAWFORD CLEAN-UP CREW: PAUL BOJALAD NIKOLAS GANKOSKY AARON GANKOSKY BSA PACK 40 BROCKWAY www.brockwayfourth.com ELECTRIC: KEN INZANA MATT GRIENEISEN ENTERTAINMENT: SUSAN FREEMER RON FREEMER FISHING CONTEST: MIKE PENDLETON JEFF WILCOX MR. & MRS. CARL FREMER JOHN PENDLETON CHUCK SABATOSE BOB CARTER SCOTT MORRISON BEN DONLIN JOE PUHALA MANDY FREMER JESSICA HUGHES OWEN DANDOY CLAY PILLAR DILLEN LINDEMUTH DAN BUFFONE FIREWORKS: RANDY LOCKWOOD BO LOCKWOOD TYLER BULLERS BLANE HOCKMAN JONATHAN RHOADES CRAIG SNELL SCAVENGER HUNT: BETH BUCHER LEE ANN STUBBS HISTORY REFERENCE: BOB STOWMAN BILL SABATOSE LEGO MAN: TIM BRITTON CONTRIBUTIONS/FUNDING: WENDY INZANA MISS BROCKWAY: JANICE BART CRAFT SHOW: DARLENE CHAMBERLIN JEFF CHAMBERLIN LISA SHEPLER CINDY GELNETTE PARADE: ED HORNER STEPHANIE WOLF PATRIOTIC PROGRAM: MELISSA HRINYA WILLIAM HRINYA JORDAN HRINYA QUILT SHOW: KATHY FREMER MARY MARGARET FORADORA CHAT & SEW SUPPORT VOLUNTEERS: DON WALES ELLEN GANKOSKY ELIZABETH GANKOSKY DANIEL TRUNZO PAT CARTWRIGHT DOTTIE REED JODI LANDINI KATIE BISH AILEEN FERRARO CEJAE SCOLESE KAREN BARBER NANCY HUFFMAN FRAN SCOLESE BEV RENWICK SANDY ANNETTE JEFF CHAMBERLIN BETTY MARCHIORI PAM AZZATO MABEL DELIO THERESA CILLADI MARY CLARK 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 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., 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 1 BROCKWAY 4TH OF JULY 2016 DONATIONS RED, WHITE & BLUE LEVEL $5,000.00 and higher Burnice Shepley Estate Owens/Illinois Plants 18 & 19 STARS & STRIPES LEVEL $1,000.00 and higher O-I Plants 18 & 19 BUY IN GLASS SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL INDUSTRY!! Russell and Connie Ferraro Advanced Disposal Saint Tobias Roman Catholic Church Clfd-Jeff. Drug Free Comm. Coalition Clyde, Ferraro & Co., LLP Sheetz of Brockway James E. Devlin, M.D. Varischetti Holdings, LP Reynolds Financial Advisors FIRECRACKER LEVEL $800 Sunny 106 & Connect FM Ferraro, Kruk & Ferraro, LLP Guardian Elder Care, LLC First Media Radio, LLC PATRIOTIC LEVEL $500 A.B.C.S. Payroll Services Bloom Electric, Heating & Plumbing, Inc. Brockway Area Education Assn. Brockway Drug Co. Inc. Brockway Sons and Daughters of Italy Brockway Sportsmen’s Club Brockway Veterinary Hospital IL Villaggio - Parkside Complex Martino’s Bilo NAPA Auto Parts Senator Joe Scarnati Seneca Resources Snyder Township S&T Bank Tim Rogos Auto Sales YardWorks OLD GLORY LEVEL $300 3 Sigma Quality Improvement Services Inc. Frank Zocco Financial, Inc. The Allenbaugh Family Fremer Moulding, Inc Analytical Services, Inc. Goodwill of Brockway BC3@Brockway Great China Brockway Appliance, Inc. Hepler’s Beer Barrel Brockway Center for Arts & Technology Hugh Water and Holt Drilling Carlson-Shugarts Funeral Home, Inc. Jim’s Custom & Collision, Inc. Carnesali’s Bar & Grill Michael A. Inzana, DMD Cataldo’s Collision, Inc. Quinn L. Lundberg, Jr. DMD Creekside Auto & Tire Service, Inc. Network Realty Services DuBois Harley-Davidson North Country Kettle Corn DuBois Medical Supply Co., Inc Paesano Pizza Eddy, Wendy, Jordan and Angelo Inzana Penn Highlands Healthcare First Commonwealth Bank Tom Petraitis, DMD and Gabe Mancuso, DMD Foradora Insurance, Inc. Priority First Federal Credit Union Forsyth Drilling, Inc. Smith’s Tastee Freez Fox’s Pizza Den Starr’s Trailer Sales Fran Morelli Sales & Service 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. INDEPENDENCE DAY PATRIOTIC PROGRAM American Legion and Theatre Memorial - Taylor Park Monday, July 4, 2016 10:30 A.M. Chairman - Melissa Hrinya 10:15 AM Concert by Brockway Area High School Marching Band & Auxiliary 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.......................................Brockway Area Elementary Students Moment of Silence Recognition of Heroes Welcome.............................................................The Honorable William Hrinya Mayor of Brockway Declaration, Preamble, and The First Fourth.....................Mr. Michael Martino (BAHS Class of 2016) Celebration of a Strong Woman..........................................Miss Paige Grecco (BAHS Class of 2016) “I am the Flag of the United States of America”.....................Mr. Ryan Carlson (BAHS Class of 2016) Introduction of 2016 Miss Brockway Delaney McMeekin Featured Speaker Mr. John (Jack) Tully 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...........................................................Reverend Victor Baxter, PhD Pastor of Lighthouse Community Church “God Bless America”..................................................................Participation by All MANY THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED AND PARTICIPATED
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