February, 2016 - The Town Flyer

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February, 2016
©2016
Our 24th Year of Providing Good News and Community Information
Vol. 24 • No. 1
West Deer Township
Reorganization
At their annual reorganization meeting, held on January 4, 2016, West Deer
Township Supervisors elected Mr. Jeffrey
D. Fleming, as Chairperson and Dr.
Richard W. DiSanti, as Vice Chairperson
for the 2016-year.
District Magistrate Tom Swan administered the oath of office to newly elected
members Joyce Romig and Shirley
Hollibaugh and re-elected board members Gerry Vaerewyck and Dr. Richard
DiSanti. Mrs. Hollibaugh returns to the
board having previously held a seat for 8
years.
Supervisors meet the 3rd Wednesday
of each month at 6:30 p.m. All public
meetings are held in the West Deer
Township Municipal Building, located at
109 East Union Road. For more information about the Township’s activities, log
onto to their website at www.westdeertownship.com.
West Deer Township Supervisors seated from left to right are: Richard W. DiSanti, Jr., Vice
Chairman and Jeffrey D. Fleming, Chairman. Standing, from left to right are: Rick Florentine,
Leonard Guerre, Shirley Hollibaugh, Joyce Romig and Gerry Vaerewyck.
Deer Lakes School Board Reorganization
Members of the Deer Lakes Board of School Directors seated from left to right VicePresident Mrs. Jodi L. Banyas-Galecki and President Mrs. Lisa E. Merlo. Back row
standing from left to right are Ms. Clara Salvi, Mr. William A. Lupone, Jr., Mr. Gary
W. Torick, Mrs. Leanna M. Shurina, Mr. James F. McCaskey and Mr. Louis W. Buck.
Missing from the photo is Mr. Phillip Ziendarski.
The Deer Lakes Board of School Directors
held its annual reorganization meeting on
Thursday, December 10, 2015 in the high
school library.
District Magistrate Judge Susan R.
Blaschak administered the oath of office to
newly elected board members Mr. Louis W.
Buck, Mrs. Leanna M. Shurina and Mr. Gary
W. Torick and re-elected board members Mrs.
Jodie L. Banyas-Galecki and Mr. William A.
LuPone, Jr. Mr. Torick returns to the board
after having served as a member for more than
20 years.
Serving as officers for 2016 are President
Mrs. Lisa E. Merlo and Vice-President Mrs.
Jodi L. Banyas-Galecki. Raymond F. Sekula
was retained as school district solicitor.
The board also approved the dates for agenda meetings and regular meetings. Both agenda and regular monthly board meetings will
begin at 7:00 p.m. and will be held in the Deer
Lakes High School library, 163 East Union
Road, West Deer Township. Please visit the
School Board link on the District’s web site at
www.deerlakes.net for meeting dates.
DL Board to Honor Dan Angeloni
11:00 AM TO 6:00 PM
and Every Friday During Lent
Starting February 12, 2016
MINIMUM DELIVERY ORDER $25.00
Phone Orders for Lunch can be received after 9:00 a.m.
Fish Combo Starting at $8.00
Fish Combo. ..............................$8.00
(1- Sandwich with or without Cheese,
Cole Slaw, and Fresh Cut French
Fries)
NO SUBSTITUTIONS PLEASE
Fish Sandwich (With or without
cheese) .......................................$6.00
Shrimp Basket (Includes
8 Pieces of Shrimp and
Fresh Cut Fries). ........................$7.50
Shrimp (8 Pieces) ......................$6.00
Chicken Strip Basket (Includes 3
pieces of Chicken and Fresh Cut
Fries)..........................................$6.00
Chicken Strips (3 pieces)...........$5.00
Devil Crab ....................Market Price
Cabbage and Noodles................$2.00
Mac -n- Cheese..........................$2.00
Fresh Cut French Fries ..............$2.00
Cole Slaw...................................$2.00
Water or Pop..............................$ .50
The Deer Lakes Board of
School Directors will honor
former district teacher and
guidance counselor Daniel A.
Angeloni at its Feb. 16, 2016
voting meeting, which starts at
7 p.m.
Angeloni, a 1948 graduate
of West Deer High School, later
served as a teacher and guidance counselor for his alma
mater and what eventually
became Deer Lakes School
District.
During his distinguished 37year career, Angeloni touched
the lives of so many district families. He also worked tirelessly as
an archivist and amateur photographer and historian for Deer Lakes
to make sure that the district and communities that comprise it
retained their history.
School board member Clara Salvi, herself a longtime member of
the Deer Lakes community, proposed the dedication ceremony.
To honor Angeloni’s brilliant career and to thank him for his
years of service to the district, Deer Lakes will hold a brief ceremony starting at 7 p.m. during its Feb. 16 voting meeting, during which
members of the school district and community will have the opportunity to express their gratitude to Angeloni in person for the commitment and dedication he has consistently shown his community.
School Board president Lisa Merlo will then present him with a
plaque that will forever hang in the high school guidance office.
Phone 724-265-4000
All Fax Orders for LUNCH must be received by 10:30 a.m.
Fax Number 724-265-4077
www.ruralridgevfd.org
Town Flyer — Page 2 — www.townflyer.com
Janes UM Church Donates to
Syria Shriners Transportation Fund
Tax Preparation and
Accounting Services
In Conjunction with
Russell E. Montgomery and
Dorothy J. Bonovitz
William D. Yanicko, CPA
Kimberly D. Yanicko-Seckar, MST
724-265-2222
25 McKrell Road
Russellton, PA 15076
[email protected]
SCHEDULE YOUR
APPOINTMENT TODAY
Appointments available in your
home/office or drop off your returns.
Pastor Megan Berkebile and Treasurer John Kustra presenting a
$500.00 check to Ronald Plesh. Submitted Photo.
Each year, Janes United Methodist Church in Creighton, Pa takes
up an Advent collection. Their collections in past years have benefited church projects (roof, stain glass window repair, painting of
church interior, wall renovation, paving of parking lots), Image No
Malaria, Hearing Impaired Fund, Love fund and many other things.
This year, 2015, Janes UMC asked Ronald Plesh, Ambassador
Syria Shriners, to give a short informative talk on December 6
explaining what the Shriners do. As Mr. Plesh is a transport driver,
that is what his talk revolved around.
Janes parishioners were impressed with what they learned and
decided to support the Transportation Fund with their collection this
Christmas season.
Rummage & Bake Sale
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016
4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016
8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
BAG SALE ON SATURDAY BEGINS AT 9:30 A.M.
East Union Presbyterian Church
292 East Union Road
WEST DEER TOWNSHIP
www.EastUnionChurch.org
Phone: 724-265-1381 or
412-767-5750
BARGAINS GALORE
Something for Everyone
GOLF BASH
OVER $10,000 IN PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY!
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2016
Doors Open at 4:00 p.m.
WEST DEER VFD #2
2163 Saxonburg Blvd., Cheswick, PA 15024
$25 a ticket with 2 sets of numbers on each ticket
(2 CHANCES TO WIN PER TICKET)
(Includes refreshments, food, and chance on prizes listed below.)
Must be 21 or over to enter.
5:00 Titleist 716 AP1 Iron set (Steel Shaft),
Lightweight Stand Bag **$1,200
value**
5:15 Bushnell Tour V3 Laser Range
Finder
5:30 $250 CASH
5:45 Scotty Cameron Putter, 1 dozen
ProV1 balls
6:00 Titleist 915 Driver, Fairway, and
Hybrid (2015 models)**$1,000
Value**
6:15 Titleist 915 Fairway (2015 model),
2015 Lightweight Stand Bag
6:30 $250 CASH
6:45 Scotty Cameron Putter, 1 dozen DT
TruSoft balls
7:00 Titleist 716 AP1 Iron set (Steel Shaft),
Lightweight Cart Bag
**$1,200 value**
7:15 Titleist 915 Fairway (2015 model),
1 dozen ProV1x balls
7:30 $250 CASH
7:45 Scotty Cameron Putter, 1 dozen
Velocity Balls
8:00 Titleist 915 Driver, Fairway, and
Hybrid (2015 models) **$1,000
value**
8:15 Titleist 915 Hybrid (2015 model),
2015 Lightweight Cart Bag
8:30 Bushnell Tour V3 Laser Range
Finder
8:45 Scotty Cameron Putter,
ProV1 Balls
9:00 Titleist 716 AP2 Iron set
(Steel Shaft), Midsize
Staff Bag,
**$1,600 value**
All prizes supplied by Stonecrest Golf Course
Proceeds benefit West Deer #2 VFD and Deer Lakes Soccer Boosters
WINNER NEED NOT BE PRESENT
PURCHASE TICKETS FROM ANY MEMBER OR CALL
724-265-1248
West Deer Volunteer Fire Depart #2
and leave a message.
All unsold tickets become the property of West Deer VFD #2
SMA
DEER LAKES
MEDICAL
Mark Your Calendar
St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic School
Winter Open Houses
Sunday, January 31, 2016 and Sunday, February 7, 2016. Time:
12:00 – 2:00 p.m. An academic environment based on a moral commitment to faith, family and community for over 150 years.
Preschool, Full & Half Day Kindergarten Readiness, Full Day
Kindergarten – 8th Grade. Located at 2510 Middle Road, Glenshaw,
PA 15216. Phone: 412.486.7611. For more information please contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at
www.stmaryglenshaw.org.
Chicken Condon Bleu Dinner
Friday, February 5, 2016. Time: 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Bairdford
United Methodist Church, 390 Bairdford Road, Bairdford, Pa
15006. Take-outs are available! Please call 724-265-3535. All Are
Welcome!! See You There!!
Physicians staffing Deer Lakes Medical are from left to
right: Timothy H. Martin, M.D., Stephanie May, PA -C,
Megan Davis, PA -C, Mary A . Walker, M.D.,
Wendy H. Palastro, M.D., and Michael E. Chismer, M.D.
SMA Deer Lakes is a Family Practice
Office that was established in 1977.
We are a state-of-the-art practice using an
Electronic Medical Records system.
Our Physicians are Board Certified in
Family Medicine.
WE ARE CURRENTLY
ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS AND
MOST INSURANCES
To make an appointment please call
412-767-5387
CHESWICK
221 Russellton Dorseyville Road
Cheswick, PA 15024
OAKMONT
Spaghetti Dinner with Salad Bar and Crafters
Wednesday, February 10, 2016. Time: 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. West
Deer #2 Fire Hall, 2163 Saxonburg Blvd. Cheswick, PA. Six different sauces. Cost: $8:00 - adults, $4.00 - children 6-12, children 5
and under free. All you can eat in. Take-outs single portion. Call
724-265-1248. After enjoying a delicious spaghetti dinner, you will
have the opportunity to view and purchase items from local crafters.
Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, February 27, 2016 Time: 8:00 – 10:00 a.m. Chili’s
Restaurant at Pittsburgh Mills. Benefits the Deer Lakes High School
PASC Conference Fundraising Committee. Breakfast - $5.00.
Questions or to purchase tickets, contact Sandi Hazlett at 724-2655340 ext. 5101 or email [email protected]. Tickets
can also be purchased at the door the morning of the breakfast.
Second Annual Cabin Fever Can’t Wait for
Summer Blast
Saturday, March 5, 2016. Time: 7:30 – 11:30 p.m. American
Legion Post 593, 57 Superior Road, Curtisville, PA 15032. Brought
to you by the Deer Lakes Band Boosters. Dance! DJ all night, raffles and 50/50. Beer, Mixers, and Munchies. BYOB. $15 a person
or $25 a couple. To purchase tickets in advance contact any Deer
Lakes Band booster or Mary Runas at 724-265-3894 or
[email protected]. Tickets also available at the door.
Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
222 Allegheny River Blvd.
Oakmont, PA 15139
FOX CHAPEL
1360 Old Freeport Road, Suite 1B
Pittsburgh, PA 15238
All offices are open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM,
Monday thru Friday, and evening hours are offered
at each location.
www.deerlakesmedical.com
Sunday, March 6, 2016. Time1:00 to 6:00 p.m. Served at the
Owls Club, Russellton Pa. Please help us support our local resident,
Terri Bertha. Serving: Spaghetti with meatballs, salad, roll and
dessert. Cost: $10.00 per person. Tickets can be purchased by contacting Deb Becker at 724-889-7394, or at the Owls club, or at the
door day of fundraiser.
An Irish Celebration Trip
Wednesday, March 16, 2016. Time: Coach leaves 9:45 AM.
Sponsored by St. Victor’s Young & Restless Senior Group. Must be
21 years of age. Check in under St Victor’s Church 9:15 AM. Cost
$90.00. Contact Loretta Weist at (724) 265-3764 for details.
[email protected]
Rosedale Sportsmen’s
2016 Spring Gun
Futules’ Harmar House — Doors open at 11:30 a.m.
1321 Freeport Road, Cheswick, Pa 15024
ONE ADMITTANCE PER TICKET — 1000 TICKETS.
***NO RESERVED SEATS FOR THE EVENT -- FIRST COME FIRST SERVED SEATING***
All federal and state background laws apply to receive the prize.
TICKETS $25.00
Total Prize value on ticket OVER $9,000.00
Winners on the main ticket do not have to be present to win and will be notified by phone.
FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THE TICKET.
EXTRA SIDE DRAWINGS WILL BE HELD DURING THE DAY.
MAIN TICKET DRAWINGS
1:00 Thompson Center Venture Bolt
Action 308 cal
1:15 Glock Model 43/ 9mm cal Semi
Auto Pistol
1:30 Savage 220/ 20ga Bolt Action Slug
Gun
1:45 Smith & Wesson BG 380 cal w/Lazer
2:00 Ruger American Bolt Action 270 cal.
2:15 Mossberg 12 ga Trophy Combo
Deer & Field Camo
2:30 Springfield XDS 9mm cal
Semi Auto Pistol
2:45 Remington 700 SPS 300 Win Mag
3:00 Smith & Wesson Mod 442 38
Special Ultra Lite
3:15 Remington 870 12 ga Pump
3:30 Tenpoint Wicked Ridge Crossbow
Package
3:45 Marlin 1895 45/70 Lever Action
4:00 Sig Sauer P250/ 45acp Semi Auto
Pistol
4:15 Glock Model 23/ 40 cal
Semi Auto Pistol
4:30 Springfield XDS Package 45 ACP
4:45 Stag Arms Model Three 5.56 cal
5:00 Remington 1911 R1 45 ACP
Prizes by: Misczak’s Hunting Supplies, 201 Crawford Run Road, Creighton Pa 15030 – 724-226-1768
The prize may only be claimed by the person’s name on the ticket stub, NO EXCEPTIONS!
Substitution of any prize will be up to Misczak Hunting Supplies and not Rosedale.
For tickets please contact Adam Siemianowski by email or phone: 724-274-6686
[email protected]
You can also pick up tickets at any board or regular meeting.
Tickets are also available for purchase at Misczak Hunting supplies.
Retirement Closes
Atkinson Auto Clinic, Inc.
We buy our
tires from
grand pap
Doug!
Shop around or come here first for the
best prices, selection and service around.
We’re the area’s tire experts!
4393 GIBSONIA RD. — ROUTE 910— GIBSONIA, PA 15044
(724) 443-9200
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Lawn & Garden
Farm
Fast Service
Huge Selection
• Convenient
Hours
• Best Prices
Monday and Wednesday 8 to 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 to 5 p.m.
CLOSED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Retiring — Harold and
Linda Atkinson are retiring
from their family business
Atkinson Auto Clinic, Inc.
Harold’s father and mother,
Harold G. and Annie
Atkinson, founded the business in 1966 at their home on
Far Road in Allegheny Acres.
A 1963 graduate of West
Deer High School, Harold Jr.
followed up with employment at MW Motors and
P&W Foreign Cars, where he
trained in foreign car repair.
While employed at these two
shops, Harold attended many
training classes in King of Prussia and Philadelphia, PA.
Harold Jr. and his wife Linda joined the family business in 1972
with Linda, working with her husband as the secretary/bookkeeper
and office manager. Harold eventually took over running the business upon his father’s retirement in 1996. Harold and Linda continued operating the business until this past December when they
decided to close the business and retire.
The Atkinson’s are looking forward to spending time with their
daughters and sons-in-law, Glenda (Brian) Deah and Elizabeth (JP)
Kenney, and their five grandchildren.
The Atkinson’s said they are very aware that the success of their
business was directly related to their loyal customers and friends.
“Thank you for your support over the years.”
Young and Restless of St. Victor
The Saint Victor Young and Restless are selling Enjoy (Coupon)
Books after all masses for $30.00 per book.
The Young and Restless group are also raffling a handmade,
queen sized quilt. Irish Chain. Blue and White. Tickets are $5.00
each and limited to 200 being sold. All proceeds donated to local
charities. Drawing will be held March 15, 2016. Winner need not be
present. You can pick up a ticket after masses or call Joanne
Jewckavitch at 724-449-6193
Bairdford Park Pavilion Permits
Applications for the 2016 permits for the pavilion at Bairdford
Park will be available at the West Deer Township Building beginning Monday, January 11, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. – Sign-in sheet available when office opens at 8:00 a.m. Permits are on a first come--first
serve basis. For more information, call 724-265-3680.
East Union Happenings
East Union Church is a vibrant, multifaceted community of
faith. We have a heart for our neighbors and passion for God.
Outreach, activities, workshops, studies, events—planned for families just like yours— take place here nearly every day and night of
the year.
Popcorn & Movie Family Night will be held on Friday,
February 5th at 7pm in the East Union Community Center. This
event is FREE to the community. Bring your friends, a blanket and
pillow and enjoy popcorn and the movie. There will be no movie in
March.
Join us for our Ash Wednesday Service on February 10th at
7:00pm in Founders’ Chapel. Our Lenten theme is “Unburdening”.
Hope to see you.
Our annual Spring Fling Rummage and Bake Sale will be held
on Friday, March 4th from 4:00-7:00pm and Saturday, March 5th
from 8:00-11:00am. Bag sale begins at 9:30am on Saturday. Come,
browse and enjoy great baked goods. There is something for everyone. (See our ad in the Town Flyer)
Join the Ladies of East Union Church for an Uplifting Retreat
with Rev. Dr. Page Creach, on Saturday, February 20th from
9am to 3pm, in the East Union Community Center. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and the warmth of Christian fellowship. Retreat is Free
and Women of all ages are welcome. Call the church office at 724265-1381 by February 16th if you would like to attend.
On Saturday, March 12th from 9-11am the Easter Bunny is
coming to the East Union Community Center. If you liked Breakfast
with Santa and Mrs. Claus you’ll love Breakfast with the Easter
Bunny. Enjoy a delicious Pancake Breakfast, Crafts, Face Painting,
Easter Story Room and Photos with the Easter Bunny. See our ad in
next month’s Town Flyer.
Each Sunday the Faithful Followers Worship Service is held in
our handicap accessible Community Center at 11:00am. The local
special needs community and their caregivers attend this specially
designed Worship Service. No special training or experience is
needed to help out, just a special place in your heart for those with
special needs. If interested please contact the church office.
Youth Group meets every Sunday evening from 5-7pm. Join this
fun, active group and bring a friend. Contact the church for more
information or check out the website.
Worship Services
8:30am Contemporary Service in the EUCC
9:30am Sunday School for all ages
11:00am Traditional Service in the Sanctuary
11:00am Faithful Followers (Special Needs Service)
724-265-1381
www.EastUnionChurch.org
Deer Lakes Youth Baseball Registration
Registration opens for Deer Lakes Youth Baseball Divisions
which includes: T-ball (ages 5-6), Coach Pitch (ages 7-8), Minors
(ages 9-10), Majors (ages 11-12), Pony (ages 13-14), and Colt (ages
15-16).
Registration dates and times for all divisions are: Saturday,
February 6, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Deer Lakes Middle School
Cafeteria), Saturday, February 13, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Deer
Lakes Middle School Cafeteria), and Monday, February 22, 6:30
PM -8:00 PM (West Deer Municipal Building)
Online Registration is available from February 1 to March 12 via
the Deer Lakes Youth Baseball Website (http://www.dlyba.org).
New players must provide birth certificate at registration. For
more information, please contact Albie Fletcher via email at [email protected].
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RUSSELLTON, PA 15076
Phone: 724-265-1538 — 724-265-1020 Shop
Fax: 724-265-1278
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CONSUMER ALERT
Several area cemeteries have been misrepresenting certain legal requirements concerning
burial and cremations. They have also misrepresented their prices but more disturbingly, OUR
prices. We strongly suggest that before you sign
any contract with any private or religious cemetery, that you contact your family funeral director
to determine if you have been told the TRUTH.
Any reputable cemetery will welcome this
inquiry.
Do not be misled, we are an independent
funeral home and do not allow nor condone any
cemetery or group to use our name in their sales
presentations.
23 McKrell Road
William A. Yanicko
Funeral Director
(724) 265-3800
West Deer #1 Station 288
Elects Officers for 2016
SERVING
OUR COMMUNITY
WITH
TRADITION, INTEGRITY,
AND
CARING.
West Deer #1 line officers from right left are: Chief Luke
Raynovich, Assistant Chief Melvin Wick, Captain Chris Reiher, 1st
Lieutenant Steve Brennan, 2nd Lieutenant Ralph Jackson, Engineer
Tracy Adamik, Fire Police Captain Anthony Jackson, Assistant
Engineer Bill Shipeck and Assistant Engineer Robin Trocki.
23 McKrell Road — Russellton, PA 15076
William A. Yanicko, Funeral Director
(724) 265-3800
West Deer Twp. VFD #1 has been serving the West Deer area for
over 87 years. Our company answered over 200 calls at all hours of
the day. Each call was unique and demanded a varied response,
either for rescue, fires (structures or vehicles), gas leaks or mutual
aid assistance for other fire companies. West Deer VFD #1 is active
in the community, as part of Community Days, Breakfast with Santa
Claus, Santa visiting the local communities for Christmas and visiting the schools teaching children about home safety. As our fire
department moves into 2016 our Executive Board and Line Officers
are excited once again to serve our Community.
The members of West Deer VFD (Station 288) are a unique
group of individuals. We come from varied employment backgrounds, including business owners, construction, steel operators,
mechanics, tech services, truck drivers, mothers, fathers and grandparents, and many more. Our members have served on School
Boards, Township Supervisors, Church councils and committees,
EMS, and many other social and educational organizations. If you
are looking for free education, being a fireman means Allegheny
County Community College will let you go to school for free as one
of our members is currently doing. Please consider joining our
company: you will be part of a new family, you will be educated,
your heart will be filled with love for your community and most of
all You will be Inspired.
Two convenient locations!
Family Owned and Operated
5900 Heckert Road – Bakerstown, PA 15007
(p) 724-443-6767 — (f) 724-443-6730
[email protected]
1629 Union Ave., Suite #1, Dr. Roger Johnson’s Practice
Natrona Heights, PA 15065
(p) 724-226-0444 — (f)724-226-0744
Administrative Officers for 2016 include from right To left:
President Tracy Adamik, Vice President Leo Mierzejek, Secretary
Mary Lloyd, Treasurer Robin Trocki, Board of Directors: Tom
DeMartini, Bill Yanicko, Chris Reiher and Luke Raynovich.
Girl Scout Troop 58403 Prepare Bags
For Foster Love Project
ANCA MEETINGS
ANCA will meet at The American Legion
57 Superior Road, Curtisville, PA 15032
(Russellton) unless otherwise noted.
ANCA ACTIVITIES FOR
FEBRUARY
February 4 — SOCIAL EVENT at 12:00 noon.
At work preparing bags for foster children are from left to right in
the back row: Mia Mercer, Erika Johanson, Victoria Hall, Ava
LaGamba, Jadyn Kuhn, Paige Atkins and Alaina LaGamba. Front
row: Payton Celli, Kaitlyn Losh, Christiana Wills, Gianna Fiore
and Natalina Tristani.
Girl Scout Junior Troop 58403 is a group of thirteen 4th grade
girls within the Deer Lakes Community. The girls worked on their
Take Action Project and partnered with Foster Love Project to make
it a success.
The Foster Love Project is an initiative to get a placement bag
immediately into the hands of kids who come into foster care. Most
of these children leave their homes without any belongings and are
usually taken to families who only have a few hours (or less) notice
of their arrival. So it is a chaotic time for everyone.
The troop, along with leaders Theresa Celli and Amy Hall, and
parents put together placement bags for the children. A placement
bag contains a new pair of pajamas, a throw blanket, a stuffed animal, a book, soap and a toothbrush. Infant bags also had wipes and
diapers. The bags contain just a few pieces of comfort and necessities to bring some love to a child who has had a very confusing day.
The Take Action key and its corresponding outcomes get girls
motivated and excited about making an impact in their community
that can be felt in the long term. It encourages girls to think bigger
and to address problems in such a way that they do not reoccur. And,
perhaps most important, a girl’s Take Action project changes the
world in a meaningful way. We know we have just touched on the need for these bags after
identifying over 10 foster agencies in the Pittsburgh area that could
benefit from receiving these bags.
For that reason we are continuing with this project. To continue,
we are in need of more bags with summer-type clothing, specifically summer pajamas. We are also collecting restaurant gift cards, as
well as Target gifts cards, to be given to foster families during their
week of transition.
Talisa Harshman from the Foster Love Project attended the scout
meeting to collect the bags and meet with the girls to discuss the
importance of their project.
Saturday Bingo
West Deer VFC # 3, 4372 Gibsonia Road, Gibsonia, PA 15044.
Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Early Birds start at 7:15 p.m. For more info
call 724-443-3351 or go to www.westdeervfc3.com.
Lunch will consist of Pizza and dessert.
February 9— BOARD MEETING at
10:30 a.m.
February 15 — GENERAL MEETING at
1:00 p.m.
February 24 — SPECIAL EVENT AT 12:00 noon.
Luncheon will consist of spaghetti and meatballs,
salad and dessert. You must call for reservations at
724-443-6256 or 724-265-8012,
Note: Follow the Deer Lakes cancellation schedule for
meetings and luncheons.
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Popeye’s Mini Mart
1510 Saxonburg Blvd.
Tarentum, PA 15084
15 Years Experience
Senior Citizen Discounts
Maximum Refunds
Reasonable Rates
Insured
Phone: 724-265-2233
e-mail: [email protected]
MARY ELLEN ADAMIK
HELEN HRANICA
Phone: 724-265-0903
1031 Walnut Street, Tarentum, PA 15084
[email protected]
Owners
Bread • Milk • Chips • Drinks • Tobacco • Coffee • Gas
C. LLOYD COMPANY, LLC
MONUMENT SALES
Bronze and Granite Markers
Stones Cleaned and Reset
Phone: 724 - 265-3445
1612 Saxonburg Blvd.
Tarentum, PA 15084
We’ll build it — fix it — update — or renovate
JOHN V. KATICH, JR.
ADDITIONS and REMODELING
724-265-3365 — 412-782-1666
PA 054 304
Sewing Machine Tune-up
In-Home $5000
All Types of Repairs with 1 Year
Guarantee Available on Most Repairs.
44 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
INCLUDING INDUSTRIAL REPAIRS
• New and Used
Machines Available
For More Information Call Bob
SEWING MACHINE REPAIR
724-568-3098
724-274-6694
Have your Scissors and Pinks Sharpened when we come.
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226 W. 7th Avenue — Tarentum, PA 15082
(724) 224-7080
Deer Lakes Nursery School
. . . a gentle beginning
Now Registering for September Preschool classes
for 3, 4 and early 5 year old children
JOIN OUR PRE-SCHOOL FAMILY
OVER 30 YEARS OF
PRE-SCHOOL EXCELLENCE
Located at East Union Presbyterian Church
Cheryl Haynes, Director
(724) 265-4921 or (724) 265-1627
DEER LAKES AUTO BODY
COLLISION AND REFINISHING SPECIALIST
• Insurance Claims Honored •
Rentals Available • Guaranteed Repairs
Written Warranties • Color Matching • Free Estimates
(724) 265-4450 — Russellton
1/4 Mile up the Hill from Entrance to Deer Lakes Park on the Orange Belt
Open: Mon.,-Fri., 8:30-5:00 – Evenings and Sat. by Apt.
Open Sunday
12-5
WILLY’S
BEER and BEVERAGE CO.
1343 Freeport Rd., Cheswick, PA 15024
Phone: (724) 275-7710
Open Mon. thru Sat., 10-9 PA Lottery
Credit & Debit Cards Accepted
• Beer • Pop • Snacks • Ice
• Cigarettes • Cigars• Water
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Quality Service • 35 Years Experience
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ELMER HERMAN
Residential Carpet Cleaning
JOE HERMAN
Commercial Carpet Cleaning
(724) 265-4880
Buffing & Waxing
Fax: (724) 265-4884
Power Scrubbing
hermansfloormaintenance.com
Grout Cleaning
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Hours: – Mon.-Fri.: 10:00-9:00
724-265-9991
Saturday: 10:00-5:00
Sunday: Seasonal
1019 Little Deer Creek Valley Road • Russellton, PA 15076
Graduations
Reunions
Hall Rental
Showers
Christenings
Wakes
The American Legion Post 593
is now available for rental to
the general public.
Quality Work at
Reasonable Rates
HIC 10599
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Digging &
Excavating
The air conditioned hall seats up to 200 guests
and has a complete kitchen available for rent as
well. Non-smoking facility with plenty of parking.
For more information contact:
Jim Fiel at 724-265-4179 or
leave a message at 724-265-9959.
The West Deer-William Fish
American Legion Post 593 is located at
57 Superior Road, Curtisville, PA 15032.
Facebook and wi-fi friendly.
412-670-1486
30 Years Experience
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Shrub & Stump Removal
Hauling
Landscaping
Grass Cutting
Leaf Clean-up
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DR. RICHARD W. DiSANTI JR., DC
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
DR. MATTHEW R. DiSANTI, DC
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
715 Little Deer Creek Valley Road – P.O. Box 64
Russellton Office
Lower Burrell Office
724-265-2100
724-337-1700
www.russelltonchiropractor.com
www.lowerburrellchiropractor.com
e-mail: [email protected]
Victoria Kleber
55 Poma Street
724-265-2251
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$8.00 per pound – 50¢ from each jar supports local animal shelters.
Member: PA State Beekeepers Association and Licensed Apiarist
Owl’s Club
Events for
February
Feb. 5th • Bar Bingo — 8:00 p.m.
Feb. 13th • BAND — THE JADES
8:00 p.m. till 12:00 a.m. Members and Guests Welcome
Line Officers for 2016 are from right to left: Chief Adam Williams,
Assistant Chief Anthony Creaturo, 1st Captain Frank McCorkle,
2nd Captain Darryl Morrison, 1st Lt. Stephen McCorkle, Jr.
Captain Patrick Hanson, and Fire Police Captain Vic Gilner. Not
pictured is 2nd Lt. Tim Hamilton.
Feb. 19th • Bar Bingo — 8:00 p.m.
Feb. 26th • DJ DICK (RICH MILLER)
8:00 p.m. till 12:00 p.m. Members and Guests Welcome
Non-Members: $5.00 Cover Charge for Bands.
Loyal Order of the Owl's Nest 1091 is located at
725 Little Deer Creek Valley Road, Russellton, PA 15076
724-265-2637 after 4:00 p.m.
Administrative Officers for 2016 are from left to right: President
Marissa Bailey, Vice President Robert Bertha, Board Member
Darryl Morrison, and Secretary Victor Gilner. Not pictured are
Treasurer Jeff Mravintz, Board Members Brian Levec and Adam
Olszewski.
West Deer VFD #2 Station 289 was established in 1945.
Currently there are 25 “active” members on their roster. The fire
company is located on Saxonburg Blvd in Allegheny Acres. They
are currently in the process of putting funding together for the revitalization of their station. Tentative plans call for the banquet hall to
be left in tact and rebuilding the engine bays and the backroom.
Living Stations of the Cross
Transfiguration Church will be hosting the “Living Stations” on
Sunday, March 13, at 7:00 p.m. Prepare for Easter by experiencing
the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus as depicted by St.
Ferdinand’s Youth Ministry. It is truly a life changing experience. A
free will offering will be collected. For more information, call 724265-3284.
Little Ads
For Sale — Pro-Form Crosswalk Treadmill. Unit is a space
saver. Has incline. Excellent Condition. Price: $400.00.
Call 724-889-6630.
The Center is open for lunch on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Pre-registration is required, please call 412-621-3342 or 724-4438220 one day in advance to order a lunch. Lunch is
served at 11:30 a.m. Suggested donation for those 60 years
of age and older is $1.00. Payments for those 50 to 59
years of age is $3.50. All seniors from West Deer Twp. and
the surrounding communities are invited to come and visit
the center. Center staff will be present to register seniors
for services including transportation.
Silver Sneakers, and Bingo every afternoon following lunch. Jiving with John classes will be held on
Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. by a certified instructor. You are
invited to visit our exercise room and use our equipment
to stay fit.
The Catholic Youth Association (CYA COMMUNITY CENTERS) operates the center. CYA has thirty-seven
years experience operating senior centers and currently
operates three other centers in Pittsburgh. The Center is
being funded through the generosity of the Allegheny
County Area Agency on Aging and West Deer Township.
For Sale — Garage Equipment — Worldwide OBD II
Emissions Analyzer, Snap-on Ball Joint Press, Hub
Tamer Wheel Service Bearing Tool Set, Hunter DSP 9000
Wheel Balancer, and other tools and equipment. Harold
Atkinson, Atkinson Auto Clinic, Inc. 724-272-9754.
For Rent — Office/Retail/Professional space Main Street,
Russellton. 1200 sq. ft. $700.00 per month plus utilities.
724-882-2400.
Registration for Spring Flag Football,
Soccer and T-Ball Leagues
2016 Spring Season sign-ups are now open in the Fox Chapel
and North Hills areas through i9 Sports. Organized programs for
boys and girls ages 3-16 are focused on fun, safe play and convenience. Coaches are background-checked and certified. All skill levels are welcome. No Tryouts! One day per week with practice held
before the game. Register online at www.i9sports.com or call 412963-1475. Hurry to secure your spot! Final Registration Deadline
is March 14, 2016 with the spring season beginning on April 16,
2016.
Pharmacist William Palmer
February Menu
Tuesday, February 2 - Roast beef, whipped potatoes, green
beans, wheat bread, and an apple.
Wednesday, February 3 - Chicken leg and thigh, broccoli,
mex-corn, wheat bread, and a banana.
Thursday, February 4 - Pasta, tossed salad, Italian bread,
and sliced peaches.
Tuesday, February 9 - Chicken chili, coleslaw, dinner roll,
and an apple. (Its Mardi Gras time!)
Wednesday, February 10 - Ash Wednesday - Baked Cod,
macaroni and cheese, green beans, wheat bread, and
pineapple tidbits.
Thursday, February 11 - Stuffed pepper, whipped potatoes, carrot coins and sugar cookies.
Tuesday, February 16 - Chicken and snow peas, brown
rice, spinach salad, rye bread, and an orange.
Wednesday, February 17 - Turkey, wheat stuffing, carrots/summer squash and a banana.
Thursday, February 18 - Roast beef, whipped potatoes,
broccoli, wheat bread, applesauce, and pudding.
Tuesday, February 23 - Chicken, whipped yams, broccoli
and cauliflower, wheat bread, and pineapple cuts.
Wednesday, February 24 - Birthday - Pork, whipped potatoes, baby peas, and banana cake.
Thursday, February 25 - Spaghetti and meatballs, tossed
salad, Italian bread and an apple.
Pharmacist
William
(Bill) Palmer is mixing the
medicine components that
would fill the prescription
that would have been prescribed by the doctor.
Today, that procedure
would be done by a compounding
pharmacist.
Pharmacy compounding is
the art and science of
preparing
personalized
medications for patients.
Compounded medications
are made based on a practitioner’s prescription in
which individual ingredients are mixed together in
the exact strength and dosage form required by the patient. This
photo was taken in the back room of the drugstore where medicines
were stored and “prepared” back in the early 1960’s.
Before the drugstore portion was added (after Bill Palmer graduated from Pitt pharmacy school in 1952), his mother, Rosemary
Montgomery, ran it as a General Store. Palmer’s Drug Store was
also known for its large soda fountain area and large selection of
magazines. Bill bought the store from his mother for $500 dollars!! It has been Palmers Drug Store since 1939, started by Bill’s
father, Winston A. Palmer (Jan.1900 - Nov.1963). Prior to that the
building housed Miller’s General Store and a bowling alley.
Palmer sold the business to Nick Hromika and continued working there part-time until 2002!!
Thank You From the Chief
Caps • Bug Shields • Tonneau Covers • Bed Liners • Mud Flaps and a
Large Selection of other Automotive and Truck Accessories
Deer Lakes High School Student Council members once again volunteered to help wrap the more than 1200 presents for the West
Deer Township Police Department’s annual “Toys for Children”
campaign.
Dear Friends:
With the holiday season now behind us, I’d like to take this
opportunity to thank everyone for their outpouring of generosity
regarding the children’s toy program. Once again the program
flourished which in turn made the Christmas season very happy for
forty families in our community.
It never ceases to amaze me what wonderful residents and business owners we are fortunate to have who willingly donate toys,
monetary donations or their time to make Christmas very special for
others. On that note please accept my deepest gratitude for all that
you’ve done for the program in the past and hopefully will continue to do in the future. I wish each of you a very merry season and
a new year filled with 365 happy, healthy and prosperous days.
Sincerely,
Jonathan D. Lape, Chief of Police
Stampede Brand Bug Shields
$49.00 for Smoke and
$119.00 for Chrome.
Tri-fold Tonneau Covers
Weather Tech Floor Liners
$300.00 for Rugged Liner
from $95.00.
Brand and $350.00 for Xtang
Trifecta.
Rugged Liner Bed Liners
from $125.00.
Side Window Rain Guards,
2-pc $39.00. 4-pc. $49.00.
Weather Tech Mud Flaps
from $69.00 for set of 4.
General Merchandise at Close-out Prices
Featuring Dept. Store Close Outs on Grocery Items, Clothing, Housewares, Back to School, Tools,
Toys, and and MUCH MUCH MORE! You’ve got to come in and browse!
Beacom’s
120 Route 908 Ext.
Tarentum, PA 15084
724-224-5823
Monday thru Friday, 9-5 Saturday, 9-4. Closed Sunday
Complete Menus To Enhance Any Occasion!
e-mail:
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Summer Picnics
Family Reunions
All Occasion Parties Weddings
Graduations Communions
Holiday Get Togethers
• Choose one of the following menus below
• Discounts available for large parties
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• Plates, utensils and napkins included with each menu.
• Contact us for information and pricing on other menus.
Selection #1
Choice of BBQ or Breaded
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Administrative officers are from left to right: President Michael
Talotta, Treasurer Deborah Wiegand, Assistant Treasurer Julie
Eyerman, and Secretary Kelly Malena. Not pictured are VicePresident Bryan Downs and Financial Secretary Amber Feil.
2016 Line officers from left to right are: Fire Chief Josh Wiegand,
• Hot Sausage and Buns
• Kielbassa with Sauerkraut
and Buns
• Sandwich and Relish Trays
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Phone: 724–265-4341
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Lieutenant Jeff Ross, Lieutenant Eric Stadelmaier, Engineer Dale
Horn, Medical Officer Michael Talotta and Lieutenant Josh
Rosensteel. Not pictured are: Assistant Chief Michael Kaplan,
Captain Bryan Downs, Captain Greg Horn Lieutenant Brian Nolan
and Assistant Engineer Dale Renner.
Saturday Bingo at West Deer #3
West Deer VFC # 3, 4372 Gibsonia Road, Gibsonia, PA 15044.
Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Early Birds start at 7:15 p.m. For more info
call 724-443-3351 or go to www.westdeervfc3.com.
Deer Lakes Girls Softball Winter
Clinics & Spring Registration
Open clinics for all new and returning girls (6 - 18) interested in
playing softball will be held Sunday January 31 and February 7 at
the Deer Lakes Middle School Gym and February 21, 28 and March
6, 13, 20, and 2016 at the Deer Lakes High School Gym.
This is a great time to get new girls exposed to the sport! The
clinics coincide with the Softball Registration. The registration fee
is $110 for ages 6 - 8 and $145 for ages 9 – 18. The price includes
a $30.00 fundraising fee. Registration dates are Feb.21, 28, and
March 6. There will also be uniform fittings as well. Please try on
uniforms, as any wrong sizes will be at players cost. Registration
age is based on the girl’s age as of December 31, 2015.
Please bring a copy of your child’s birth certificate.
Visit us at www.deerlakessoftball.org for more information or
email [email protected] with questions.
$
7.99 Hair Cut
Valid only at Pittsburgh Mills, Orchard Park and Shoppers Plaza locations.
Offer Expires 2/26/16
We are Hiring Stylists at all 3 locations.
Call for an interview.
Currently offering a $500.00 sign on bonus.
(724) 443-5520
(724) 443-3093
(724) 275-1130
Shoppers Plaza Salon
Orchard Park Salon
Pittsburgh Mills Salon
Eagle Scout Frank Wilbert, V
Honored for Bench Installation
Eagle Scout Frank Wilbert V receives congratulations and a thank
you from Senior Pastor Dan Muttart as they discuss the benches
that Frank was responsible for installing around the church.
Eagle Scout Frank Wilbert V was honored in December at the
First Presbyterian Church of Bakerstown, on Route 8, for the completion of an Eagle Scout Project for the church. Frank’s Eagle
Scout project was building four all weather benches and putting
them through out the church property, located on Heckert Road in
Bakerstown just north of Tom Henry Chevy and across street from
Bakerstown Feed Store.
Frank would like to thank members of his Troop 169, from
Transfiguration Church, Russellton, for assisting him with his project. He would also like to acknowledge the leaders and scouts of
Troop 653 who met at the church for all of their help and support.
More than a dozen scouts and parents installed the benches in a oneday time frame.
Frank collected donations to cover the costs of the project and
received discounts as well as donations from HP Starr Lumber
Company.
Frank is a sophomore at Deer Lakes High School. He is also
involved in the high school bands, including the marching band,
jazz band and also the symphonic band. Frank is also a member of
AKV honors band and a member of the forensic team for the school
which does speech and debate competitions around the area.
His scouting accomplishments include membership in the Order
of the Arrow, earning his religious medal and completing his mile
swim at camp Seth Mack. Frank has done various projects with
scouting to help and support the local community.
Frank’s hobbies include bike riding, working on electronics,
swimming, and helping with the St. Victors bingo on Thursday
nights.
Frank is the son of Frank and Roseann Wilbert. He has two older
sisters Lenore and Olivia and his grandmother Donna.
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PHONE: 724-265-5180
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In February . . . Wing Night has moved to Tuesdays
Specials on Ash Wednesday and Every Friday in Lent
Daily Specials at JB’s Roadside Bar and Grille
Mondays
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
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Bucket of
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Stay Tuned for Announcements of Exciting
Events Coming to our Pavillion this Spring!
10.00
$
• February 13th
Mardi Gras Party
9:00 p.m.
Burger &
Fries
whole
Jumbo
Wings
Thursdays
Save These Dates
Every Friday and
Beginning Ash
Wednesday and
Every Friday
During Lent Try Our
Homemade
Pierogies
& Halushki
• March 12th
St. Patty Party
9:00 a.m.
• April 3rd
Wild Game Feed.
Tickets $5.00 with
food, raffles and prizes.
Cook your own wild
game, bring it in for all
to try or come and try
the others!
Super Bowl Party — February 7th
FREE BUFFET DURING HALFTIME
Owl’s Club Donates Again
Last month, the Town Flyer reported on the generous contributions from the Loyal Order of Owls Post 1091 of Russellton to the
Backpack Initiative to Fight Hunger and the West Deer Food Bank.
Well, they’ve done it again! The Owl’s Club has provided another donation of $1200.00 plus over 500 pounds of food to the West
Deer Food Bank. With the help of a fund-raiser that included raffles
and 50/50 drawings the club was able to make this donation.
Spokesperson Jack Crowell said that one of the winners of a 50/50
drawing with a cash prize actually donated the entire amount back
to the Food Bank Fund Drive.
Carol McCaskey of the West Deer Food Bank said, “The Owls
Club has surpassed all expectations. The Club gave food and a $300
check to the West Deer Food Bank in December. I received a call
from the Owls Club at the beginning of January. They had a check
for the West Deer Food Bank for $1,200. What generous members.
THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!”
Congratulations Owl’s Club . . . we need more organizations like
yours that supports our community directly.
Palmer Drug Store, LLC
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Valentine’s
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and
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Knights Free Throw Contest winners
SWEETS FOR THE SWEET!
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HOMEMADE
CANDIES
On Wednesday evening January 20, 2016, Knights of Columbus
Council #5501 of West Deer, held their annual Free Throw Contest.
Approximately 20 young people, ages 9 through 14
participated. Congratulations to this year’s contest winners: Lily
Duddy(10), Violet Kirsch(11), Blake Gornick(9), Jim
McQuillan(10), Kyle Penn(11), Tyler Gozzard(12), AJ Fletcher(13),
and Josh Yourish(14). Knight Rich Paszek was the Free Throw
Contest chairman. The winners will compete the Knights District
Free Throw contest at the Deer Lakes Middle School on Saturday
February 6th. Good Luck to all. (Submitted photo.)
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Legion Christmas Party
A Children’s Party at the West Deer Legion was held on Sunday
Dec 13th. 65 Children from the Legions’s members signed up and
enjoyed lunch, a magic show and gifts from Santa. The party was a
great success due to food donations from Russellton Shop ‘n Save,
Sons of the Legion and the Legion Lady’s Group.
Thank you as always.
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Calll Us For Your Summer Catering Needs
Picnics, Graduations, Weddings, and Pig Roasts
Mobile Barbeque Service • Artistic Presentations
Homemade Cooking
BOOK EARLY!
GOOD DATES FILLING UP QUICKLY
4961 William Flynn Highway • Route 8 • Gibsonia, PA
Next to Brusters Ice Cream
724-443-7500
Hours: Monday & Tuesday, 11am-6pm
Wed, Thursday & Friday, 11am-7pm
www.just8deli.com
Reader’s Choice Winner Best Caterer 2004, 2006, 2007 & 2015 And Best Deli 2014 & 2015

February, 2016 - The Town Flyer

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