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Studio 867 Hair Salon To Open in Emlenton
On March 7, 2016, Emlenton will see a new hair salon on Main Street. Lesly
Palmer of Emlenton has
been working hard along
with her mother and father
to open “Studio 867 Hair Salon.”
Lesly, a 2012 graduate of
A-C Valley High School and
Clarion County Career Center, has been cutting and
styling hair ever since. She
has worked at Master Cuts
(Regis Corp.) at the Cranberry Mall and also at
Unique Salon in Clarion.
She says her new hair salon
is geared for the family. She
will cut men, women and
children’s hair and prices
will vary from $14 to $25.
She will also offer perms,
hair coloring, foiling, facial
waxing, conditioning treatment and wedding and
prom styles.-- Lesly says that
her styles will satisfy the
young and old alike and she
will keep up with the new
trends. She will also be using and selling the “Unite”
product line, a luxury professional salon system.
Lesly said she was inspired
while
driving
through Emlenton to put in
her salon. By doing so, she
feels she is doing her part in
helping
rejuvenate
Emlenton’s
downtown.
When you stop in at Studio
867, you will agree Lesly,
along with her mom and
dad, have given the building a nostalgic yet modern
look on the inside. They
have installed new electric
wiring, new walls, new
subflooring and a new lami-
Don Paul
Jewelers
nate floor. The room
is spacious and well lit
and utilizes track-lighting. The drop ceiling
was removed and revealed a wonderful tin
ceiling that was refurbished to its earlier
days---. You will be
pleased with the atmosphere that they
have created for the
hair salon. Lesly says
she pl-ans on being
around for a long
time!
-Studio 867 Hair
Salon’s hours will be
Mondays 2 PM to 6
PM;
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thursday – 2 to 8 PM;
Friday from 4 to 6 PM;
and Saturday by appointment only. --You
can call 724-867-5000
to set up your appointment.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2016
City of Parker Announces the
2016 Citizen of the Year
The City of Parker, its Council,
and Mayor are proud to pronounce DuWayne “Bud” Amsler
the, “2016 Citizen of the Year”.
Bud Amsler was honored for his
3-plus decades of service to the
City, its Volunteer Fire Department, and Parker Baseball. Bud
also received a citation from
Pennsylvania House of Representatives Donna Oberlander and a
Senatorial Citation from State
Senator Don White.
Thank you, Bud, for your service
to our community.
DuWayne “Bud” Amsler
Woodmen Life Easter Egg Hunt
Lesly Palmer to open
Studio 867 Hair Salon on
March 7, 2016
Come join us for the
first annual Woodmen
Life Easter Egg Hunt!
This is a free event for all
children age 1-12 on Saturday, March 19th from
11am-1pm and is being
held at Happy Hunters
Sportsman’s Club at 676
Chicora-Fenelton
Rd.
Fenelton, PA 16034.
The day will be filled
with fun and include
Raffle Drawing, Egg
Hunt, and Lunch will pro-
vided. Woodmen
Life is a nonprofit organization. This is a
free event but
we ask that you
help us fight
hunger by bringing a non-perishable food item to
be donated to
our local food bank.
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tions please contact 724-679-9739.
Michaele Geibel 724-841-
An inside view of Studio 867 Hair Salon
at 504 Main Street in Emlenton.
Sportsmen’s Special Edition
Inside this week’s Progress News you will find our
Sportsmen’s Edition featuring local sportsman’s nights,
148 N. Main St. • Butler, PA 16001
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Into The
Outdoors
By Chris Henderson
Before You Throw Out
Your Television..
By: Tony Rossi, Director of Communications, The Christophers
Vince & Carrie Forsythe,
Tristan Hopkins & Allison Lee.
Vince with his buddy, Tristan
Family, Friends &
Community Raise $15,000
at Kickball Benefit
It’s all thumbs up! Six years
in the making and almost
$34,00 have been raised since
its inception. The annual
Snowball-Kickball Fundraiser
hosted by Vince and Carrie
Forsythe at their home in
St.Petersburg is a great
glimpse of what is good in the
area. People helping people.
Chosen as one of the recipients this year was 4 year old
Tristan Hopkins who was
born with a rare genetic disease called Prune Belly Syndrome. PBS entails underdeveloped or absent abdominal
muscles, urinary abnormalities along with a wide variety
of other complications. Heart
surgery at the age of 2 weeks
and stage 4 chronic kidney
disease.
For Tristan however, it is
all smiles and thumbs up as
he carries on his days with enthusiasm and appreciation
for is life and those around
him. Tristan is an example for
all of us who may be going
through a difficult time or
struggle.
Each year the event is actually jump started at the Parker
Polar Bear Plunge with the
selling of raffle tickets. A Chili
Cook-off also was held at
Otto’s Tavern the last two
years along with a chinese
auction that raised $2300
which was part of the overall
benefit.
In all, $15,000 was raised
this year to help Tristan and
his family as well as the
Clarion County Shriners.
Vince and Carrie would like
to thank every person that
has helped make this event
such a great success. A special thanks to all the businesses and individuals who
were shirt sponsors and to
Ruth Vasey.
“It means the world to us to
know that we are surrounded
by so many wonderful people
in the surrounding communities”, stated Vince Forsythe.
Giving and helping people
that is what it is all about. You
just can’t ask for anything
more! Keep kicking those
balls!
P.S. Remember to vote for
Vince and Carrie for King &
Queen at the upcoming Charity Ball at Reminisce Banquet
hall on March 6th if you are
attending. See you there!
AC Valley Falcons
Baseball Benefit Dinner
Come one, come all! This unseasonable weather has many
of us thinking of spring. Spring brings baseball games. The
AC Valley Falcons Baseball Team is hosting a Spaghetti dinner
to support the team on Sunday, March 6, 2016 at Little IT Deli
on Main Street in Emlenton from 4-8PM. The dinner will include: Spaghetti with meatball, salad, dessert, and a drink.
Falcon Team celebrities will serve your meal with style and
grace. This is a great way to meet and support the youth of
our area.
The cost for the dinner is $12.00 with the proceeds supporting the Falcon Baseball. Tickets are a required, but there
will be a few first come/first served extra dinners available.
Tickets may be obtained from any AC Valley Baseball player
or at Little IT Deli (724-867-8000) or by email to Jenifer
Morgan jennifers.tearoom@gmail.com
The Team will be playing the first few games at Pullman
Park in Butler to get our season off the ground. We will be
looking forward to playing our home games at our newly
refurbished field in Emlenton. We hope you will support the
Falcon Baseball Team in their 2016 Season. Falcon Baseball
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Well, I believe that winter is pretty much over, even
though as I am writing this, it’s snowing outside. The
statement is based on more than delusional hope. I have
spoken to two people who have seen groundhogs.
Groundhogs are true hibernators. I know, I know. Hibernating animals sometimes rouse for brief periods in
winter. The two aforementioned ones, however were
very active, behaving as though it were summer. I like to
think that’s a sign of spring.
As I was coming out of church on Thursday, there was
an earthworm crawling across the parking lot. In the
winter they burrow deep down and go into a sort of
hibernation to avoid freezing. The sight of that worm
told me that not only was the ground unfrozen, but the
worm was fairly close to the surface. I can’t help but
think that that’s a good sign. Insects have been out and
about as well.
Who knows? This may just be wishful thinking, but I
really don’t think so.
The Game Commission is looking into the possibility of
paying a bounty on coyotes. Those who advocate this
cite the decline in trapping due to falling fur prices. In
my case, it raises a question. If the Game Commission is
so strapped for money that they need a huge increase in
license fees, how are they going to pay bounties on
coyotes? The bounty system failed to work in the past,
and it will fail to work now. It’s nothing but another
excuse for raising license fees. One can only wonder if
it’s the Game Commission’s policies, rather than coyotes, that are decimating the deer herd. So often, when
humans mess with the predator/prey relationship, the
results are disastrous. If you are in favor of a bounty, read
your history. There was once a bounty on great horned
owls. Now, they are protected. It is just an unwise
policy.
Next up is something I find hard to believe. The Game
Commission is now tossing around the idea of classifying
porcupines as fur bearers. Imagine that! Would you like
to wear a porcupine coat? How about a porcupine hat or
gloves? Utterly ridiculous. The Game Commission, of
course, offers pseudo-scientific reasons for such a policy.
Apparently, the prickly little fellows have become somewhat of a problem. In my coonhunting days, I had no
love for them, as they could really mess up a dog. The
notion of porcupine hunting, however, never even occurred to me. Once again, I feel that it all boils down to
money. If porcupines are classified as fur bearers, it
would mean that you would have to purchase a fur taker’s
license to shoot one. What will be next, rats as furbearers?
Recently, I read a letter to the editor in an outdoor
magazine in which a Pennsylvania hunter, who sounded
like a senior, stated that he was hanging it up, due to
Game Commission policies. He felt that the fun he used
to feel had gone away. That is a sad thing to read, but I
am afraid that it will be happening more and more often.
And finally, the fishing bug is really starting to take
hold. Now is the time to get your gear ready to go. Trout
season is still a ways off, but you will be able to fish for
suckers and panfish before too terribly long. Now is the
time to check things like rod guides and windings, reels
and lines. When fishing starts, it will come suddenly. Be
ready.
Armstrong County Area Agency
On Aging Upcoming Activities
If you attend the
Parker Senior Center,
the Brady’s Bend Senior
Center, or a senior resident
of
Armstrong
County, you may be interested in some of our
activities coming up in
the near future.
1) May 5, 2016 we will
be holding our annual
Senior Spelling Bee at
the AAA office at 326 S.
Water Street,
Kittanning at 2:00 p.m.
Must be 60 or older.
Pizza and soda to follow.
2) May 11, 2016 is our
annual Older American’s
Month celebration in
conjunction with
Volunteer recognition.
Sign up at your Senior
Center. Deadline is May
4, 2016.
3) May 25, 2016 we
have our annual Art Exhibit at 326 S. Water
Street, Kittanning. Free
and open to the public
from 11:30 a.m. till 6:00
p.m. Also, if you are 60
or older and live in
Armstrong County and
have art work that you
would like to display/
sale, please contact the
office for more information (800-368-1066). Refreshments will be available.
4) June 20 – 23, 2016
for the annual Senior
Games. These games are
held at various locations
and include physical and
non-physical activities
for those 55 and older
who live in Armstrong
County or attend our
centers.
Applications
available mid-April.
5) June, 2016 (dates to
be announced) the
Farmer’s Vouchers will
be available at designated dates and times at
each of the senior centers. Must be 60 by the
end of 2016 and meet income guidelines to be eligible.
For more information
on these events, please
contact the Agency on
Aging at 800-368-1066.
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March 11-13th
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The Catholic website Aleteia ran an article recently titled
“Turn It Off, Tune Out, Save Your Soul.” The gist of the
writer’s argument was that while there are some good
things on television, “We have to police what goes into
our minds and, if we have children, what goes into theirs,
and that policing ought to be a lot more stringent than it
usually is. It’s usually like the genial English bobby of
children’s story books, willing to look the other way,
when it ought to be like a North Korean border guard.”
I’m sure the writer is well-intentioned, and I sympathize
with parents who struggle to find shows they can watch
with their kids. That being said, I still think that perpetuating an anti-TV culture among Christians can be harmful
in the long run.
For instance, a lot of Christians have already given up
on television because they say it doesn’t reflect their values. But when a large group of people stops watching
TV, programming executives with the power to choose
what shows make it on the air can ignore that group. The
Christian complaint that there’s nothing good on TV
becomes self-fulfilling because the Christian audience has
removed itself from the equation.
The anti-TV attitude may also turn off Christian youth
with creative talents from pursuing a career behind-thecamera. Instead, TV should be seen as a mission field
where Christians can bring light to the darkness, as The
Christophers’ founder Father James Keller would say.
You may not like the content of a lot of shows today, but
they are generally well-produced and know how to tell
stories. If young people learn those techniques, then use
them to tell mainstream stories that reflect their values, an
impact could be made.
Consider that TV was traditionally watched in a living
room. Who do you usually have in your living room?
Family and friends. As hokey as it sounds, TV characters
who viewers watch every week become like family and
friends. The stories they tell can connect with viewers
and serve as a teacher or an inspiration.
For example, I watched a PBS documentary a while
back about Mary Tyler Moore in which Oprah Winfrey
said she was inspired to get into television because of
Moore’s news-producer character on her self-titled
sitcom. Also, I once heard “American Idol” winner Kelly
Clarkson say in an interview that when strangers approach her, they act like they’re old friends who’ve known
her all their lives. She attributed that to the fact that she
was a presence in their living rooms for several months.
That’s cultural power! Why would Christians want to
give up on that?
Finally, there’s the argument that a lot of people on TV
set a bad example. Here’s another perspective: my favorite sitcom of the last 20 years is “Everybody Loves
Raymond.” Boy, was there a lot of arguing on that show!
You could say it was setting a bad example. What I’m left
with from “Raymond,” however, isn’t the fact that they
fought a lot; it’s that they never let it get in the way of their
being a family. Once you waded through all the comedic
bluster, these were characters who genuinely loved each
other and stuck together despite their differences. That’s
a pretty good example in my book.
So before you decide to completely ditch television, see
if there are ways you can use it to some advantage. It’s a
powerful tool that will shape hearts and minds with your
input—or without it.
For a free copy of the Christopher News Note, HOW
TO DISCOVER AND CULTIVATE YOUR TALENTS, write:
The Christophers, 5 Hanover Square, New York, NY
10004; or e-mail: mail@christophers.org
Foxburg Free Library News
We will be starting children’s story time at the Foxburg Free Library. Our first one will be on Wednesday, March 2nd at 11:30 a.m.
and story time will continue on the first and third Wednesdays of the
month. Please contact the library for more information 724-6593431 or foxburgfreelibrary@gmail. com).
We will be having a wreath making party at the library on Saturday,
March 19th. Our 11:30 a.m. time slot filled up quickly, so we’ve added
another one at 1:30 p.m. If you wish to register for the 1:30 p.m.
time, please contact the library soon. Spaces are limited and filling
up quickly. Reservations are due by March 5th. The cost is $30 and
we will be making a patriotic rag wreath (see our facebook page and
website for a picture). All materials and supplies will be provided.
Please
contact
the
library
724-659-3431
or
foxburgfreelibrary@gmail.com) to register.
Tax forms have arrived! We are still waiting for rent rebate (property tax) booklets and forms.
PARKER HEIGHTS APARTMENTS
Income Guidelines
1 Person - $20,700
2 Person - $23,650
CHICORA COMMONS APARTMENTS
Income Guidelines
1 Person - $29,220
2 Person - $33,360
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‘06 PT Cruiser ..................... $3799
‘03 Mustang Convertible .. $3799
‘05 Chevy Cavalier, 2dr ..... $3799
‘04 Saturn Ion .................... $3899
‘06 Dodge Stratus, 2dr ..... $3999
‘03 Chevy Truck 1500, 4x4 $3999
‘07 Aveo, 5 Spd, 47k ......... $3999
‘06 Suzuki Aerio ................ $4299
‘07 Ford Focus, 4 Dr., ....... $4299
‘07 Gr. Caravan, Sto-Go ................ $4299
‘08 Hyundai Accent, 4dr ... $4499
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‘08 Kia Spectra, 5 spd., ..... $4799
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Spaghetti Dinner on Tuesday, March 8th at the Eau
Claire United Methodist
Church. Serving from 4:30 to
6:30 pm. Cost: Donation. We
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“Esate of Rebecca M. Davis,
deceased, late of the borough
of Emlenton, County of
Venango, Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
Letters of Testamentary have
been granted on the Estate of
Rebecca M. Davis to Paula
Weychert, Executrix. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are
requested to present them in
writing and all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make payment to
it without delay in care of
JAMES C. OMDAHL, ESQUIRE, 54 South Commerce
Way, Suite 72, Bethlehem, PA
18017.”
3/15
Gun Show: Feb. 27 & 28, at
the Butler Days Inn, Rt. 8;
from 8:30 AM to 4:00; $5 entry. Buy & Sell – New & Used;
Firearms & Military; 724-2904019. Public invited – All laws
obeyed. Can you protect
YOUR home?
3/1
Vol. Fire Co. at Emlenton
Bingo Hall - 60 Main St.,
Emlenton will hold a Super
Bingo on Sunday, March 6th.
Doors open at 10:30 am.
Bingo starts at 1:00 pm. No
Sales after 1:15 pm. No one
under 18 admitted. Tickets
are $50 in Advance - $60 at
the door. 20 games @ $75
and 2 - $500 Jackpots! Items
to be given away include:
Signed picture of Antonio
Brown, 2 Pittsburgh Zoo Tickets, 4 Tickets to Living Treasure Animal Park, 4 Tickets
for the Gateway Clipper Fleet
(PGH), 2 Tickets to the Pirate
Home Game, 2 Fun Passes
to Del Grosso Amusement
Park. For more information
call 814-229-2743. All proceeds benefit Marion Twp.
Vol. Fire Co.
Spaghetti Supper on Thursday, March 3rd from 4 pm to
6:30 pm at Faith Community
Church, Burin - A United
Methodist
Congregation.
Take-Out available. Call
724-753-2270 or 724-7532659. Pay with donation.
‘11 Ford F150 Ext. Cab
4x2, 85k, Black.......$13,500
‘10 Ford F150 Ext. Cab
4x4, 76k, White.......$16,500
‘05 Chevy Silverado 1500
Red, Reg. Cab, 4x4,
88k............................$8,900
‘03 Honda Civic, 2 Dr., 4 Cyl.
Silver, 5 spd., 115k.........$3,900
‘03 Chevy Malibu, 4 Dr., V6
Silver, Auto, 125k...........$2,400
‘03 Chevy Cavalier, 4 Dr.,
4 Cyl, Auto, 67k.............$2,900
‘07 Chevy Cobalt, 2 Dr.,
4 Cyl, Auto, Red, 117k....$3,900
★ LEGAL NOTICE ★
Bid Notice - Sealed Bids will
be received at Perry Township Armstrong County located at 758 Queenstown
Rd., Karns City, PA 16041,
724-756-5515 for the following: 2 A Limestone 3,000 ton
more or less; 2B #57 limestone 3,000 ton more or less;
1B limestone 3500 ton more
or less; #3 limestone 2,000
ton more or less; #4 limestone 1500 ton more or less;
#10 Screenings 1,000 ton
more or less; 70/30 Mix AntiSkid 1,000 ton more or less;
R5 limestone 700 ton more or
less. The bids should be for
both pick up and delivered
prices. Municipality reserves
the right to reject any or all
proposals. Sealed bids will
be opened at the April 4, 2016
meeting at 6:00 pm.
★ EVENTS ★
Benefit Bingo - Marion Twp.
Sales • Service & Towing
★ LEGAL NOTICE ★
Easter Flowers Available Church Specials - Wholesale
/ Retail. Open: Fisher’s
Greenhouse, Airport Rd.,
Emlenton, PA 724-867-0121.
Sunday, April 10th - Presque
Isle Casino Bus Trip. Cost
$23 plus get back 20 in free
play. Limited Seating Available. 814-229-2743.
BERT’S
AUTO SALES, Inc.
★ FOR RENT ★
One bedroom Apartment for
Rent: $425 month. $400 Security Deposit; 6 month lease.
No Pets, No Smoking, Renter
pays for Heat! 3 miles from
Emlenton on 38 & 208.
Ground Floor. Call 724-8670730 from 9 am to 5 pm or
814-431-9682.
TFN
3/8
★ HELP WANTED ★
Drivers-Teams:Sign-On
$5000/EACH or $15,000 for
Complete Team! Excellent
Pay/Benefits! CDL-A, w/2yrs
Exp. Driver-2 may have less.
855-205-2171.
3/1
Part Time Teller
Eau Claire Office
Responsible for providing exceptional customer service,
accurately processing a variety of transactions & assisting
with customer questions and
concerns. Expand existing relationships, refer bank products and services. High
school diploma or equivalent,
excellent customer service
skills and previous cash handling experience required.
Visit Careers section of
www.farmersnb.com for more
information or to apply online.
EOE, M/F/V/D
3/8
HR Payroll Administrator
Part Time
Emlenton Office
This position supports Human Resource functions including payroll processing,
this position is responsible for
a variety of key areas of the
department including but not
limited to accurately tracking
required information, assisting with the On-boarding process, New Hire Orientation as
well as manage the Bank’s
wellness initiatives.
Visit Careers section of
www.farmersnb.com for more
information or to apply online.
EOE, M/F/V/D
3/9
★ HAPPY AD ★
Happy Leap Year Birthday
February 29th
The Supervisors of Allegheny
Township, Butler County, PA
will solicit bids until Tuesday,
March 8, 2016 at 7:30 pm on
the following:
11,000 gallons of E-3 oil,
more or less, delivered and
applied as directed on the
Township Roads. ( Successful bidders may be responsible for supplying approved sample bottles.
22,000 gallons of AEP or E-1
prime oil, more or less, delivered and applied as directed,
on the Township Roads (Successful bidders may be responsible or supplying approved sample bottles).
4,000 tons, more or less, of
washed limestone-1B;
3,000 tons, more or less of
washed limestone -2B-57;
500 tons, more or less of 2RC;
1,000 tons, more or less, limestone sand;
500 tons, more or less of limestone #4;
500 tons,more or less, of limestone #3
The municipality reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals. Sealed bids may be
sent to:
Allegheny Township
c/o Robin Farrington
824 Foxburg Road
Parker, PA 16049
724-659-5496
3/1
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You get a real one this time!
(12th Birthday)
Love,
Dad, Mom
Brothers & Sisters
Happy Birthday
February 29th
To Our Leap Year Girl
4th Actual Birthday
Sign Up At:
Love, Granny
St. Petersburg Borough
144 Church Street / P.O. Box 235
St. Petersburg, PA 16054
Ph: 724- 659-1116 Fax: 724-659-5151
Begin Balance
Revenue
Expenditures
Excess
General Fund
Borough
45,688.00
96,285.00
103,979.00
37,995.00
State Funds
Liquid Fuels
4,117.00
13,166.00
8,891.00
8,392.00
DCNR
Capital Projects
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Water Enterprise
49,656.00
75,933.00
98,948.00
26,641.00
Auditors:
Anne L. Weiss,
Marty Forsythe
Janice Milks
Date: 2/24/16
Date: 2/24/16
Date: 2/24/16
Woodland Estates Manufactured Housing Community in Clarion has several 3
br homes available starting at
$425 per month.
Nice
homes, newly remodeled. We
rent to own. Call 814-4467838.
TFN
FOR SALE
419 Church Street
Clintonville, PA
Ranch
Home
28x45;
Double Lot, 3 Bedrooms, 1
Bath, Large Living Room,
Hardwood Floors, 1 Car
Garage, Blacktop Drive,
New Furnace. 814-7581261
Appraised value on Feb. 1,
2016 was: $108,000
★ WANTED TO BUY ★
Buying Junk Cars, towable
or not. 724-290-4750.
TFN
LESSNER TREE SERVICE,
Free Estimates on removals,
trimming and stump grinding.
Insured. Call anytime: 724753-2724 / Cell 724-9913800.
TFN
Next to Walmart-80 Regina Dr., Cranberry, PA
814-677-4183 • Open: 9-6 Mon. thru Fri. • Sat 9-5
227 Seneca St., Oil City, PA
814-677-3051 • Open:9-9M-F • Sat. 9-5
311 13th St., Franklin PA
814-437-6330 • Open: 9-6 Mon. thru Fri. • Sat. 9-5
Antiques Sale
& Show
Saturday, March 5th
9 am to 4 pm
109 Central Ave., Oil City, PA
Lunch Available
3.00 Admission
$
814-676-6528
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★ REAL ESTATE ★
YWCA
The Sons of the
American Legion
will host a bus trip to
Salamanca on March 20th.
The cost is $35 / person.
You will receive
$20 in FREE PLAY &
a $5.00 Food Voucher
For Your Meal!
The Bus leaves the
American Legion at
9:15 am and will leave
Salamanca at 5:30 PM
Rhea Lumber
Toms Sales & Service
Pizza Shop - Knox
American Legion
or Call Bill Nebinski
at 814-227-5280
Fighting Lyme Disease?
Lyme Winning? Stop Lyme
from Winning - Schedule an
Appointment Today! 724445-7228.
Real Hope Wellness Center
Chicora, PA
3/22
“Get Your Billion Back”
3/8
‘03 HYUNDAI SANTA FE, AWD, Bingo at the St. Petersburg
VFD on Thursay, March 17th
V-6, AUTO .................. $4,295
at 6:30 pm at the St. Petersburg Firehall. Payout is half
★ THANK YOU ★
of what we take. Kitchen is
The Kingdom Builders of the Emlenton United Methodist open. 3/15
Church would like to thank each and everyone who donated,
worked and attended our benefit for Seth Apel & Family on Spaghetti Dinner on March
Saturday, February 20th. We really appreciated your dona- 8th from 4 pm to 6 pm at St.
Paul’s Church at 2167 SR
tions of time, food and money. Thank You and God Bless!
268, Chicora. $7 Adults and
$3 Children. All proceeds
PUBLIC NOTICE
benefit Mission Fund. TakeEŽƟĐĞ ŝƐ ŚĞƌĞďLJ ŐŝǀĞŶ ƚŚĂƚ tĞƐƚ &ƌĞĞĚŽŵ tĂƚĞƌ Outs Available for Additonal
Fee.
★ NOTICE ★
724-526-3387
FURLONG’S
SER
VICE
SERVICE
“SPRING CABIN FEVER”
AUCTION EXTRAVAGANZA
FRIDAY MARCH 11, 2016 - 4 PM
EMLENTON, PENNSYLVANIA – VENANGO CO.
HELD AT REMINISCE BANQUET CENTER
340 FERREE ROAD. EMLENTON, PA 16373
LOCATED: 3 Miles North of Emlenton, PA on Rt. 208/38.
(St. Petersburg Exit of I-80) Watch for Auction Signs.
OVER 400+ LOTS SELLING!!
SUPER QUALITY, RARE AND HARD TO FIND!
GENERAL FARM AND HOMESTEAD ANTIQUES,
COLLECTIBLES, CROCKS AND PRIMITIVES, BRASS
LOCOMOTIVE BELLS AND OTHERS – BRASS STEAM
WHISTLE - OIL AND GAS ADVERTISING& SIGNAGE –
GENERAL STORE ITEMS – SALESMANS SAMPLES
– AND MORE!!!
MARK YOUR CALANDARS NOW AND PLAN TO SPEND THE
DAY WITH US. AUCTION HELD INSIDE HEATED GALLERY.
FOR DETAILS CALL: DAN MILLER 814-227-5357
WATCH FOR MORE COMPLETE LISTING & UPDATED
PHOTO GALLERY. TERMS: CASH OR CHECK W/ID. 10%
BUYERS PREMIUM. LUNCH STAND AND RESTROOMS
Todd E. Beichner Auctioneer Inc.
QUALITY
SALES & SERVICE
CLARION, PA
814-226-8380
Professional Auctioneers of Pennsylvania
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WWW.TODDBEICHNERAUCTIONEER.COM
Tionesta, PA
814-354-2290
Page A-4 – The Progress News - March 1, 2016
2015 Trail Surveys Show
Growing Interest in
Outdoor Recreation and
Trail Amenities
Knox Center News
On Tuesday, March 1,
Knox Center opens at 8:30
in the Knox Firehall. Coffee and refreshments are
available. A Chinese auction will take place. Please
have all items in by 10:30
when tickets go on sale.
You get twenty tickets for a
dollar. Drawing starts at
11:00. A council meeting
will follow. Lunch will be
served at noon.
BBQ
chicken is on the menu.
Meal is a suggested two
dollar donation for all those
60 years old and older.
On Tuesday, March
8, Knox Center opens at
8:30 in the firehall. Coffee
and refreshments are available. Kathy and Gail from
Highland Oaks will check
blood pressure and present
a health topic at 11:00.
Topic TBA. Lunch consisting of vegetable lasagna will
be served at noon. Please
make your meal reservation
a day in advance by calling
226-4640 or today by calling 814-319-5310.
The fourth of a series
Lenten
services
Lenten services, sponsored by the AlleghenyClarion Valley Ministerium,
will be held at Emlenton
United Methodist Church at
7:00 p.m. on Sunday,
March 6. The church is located at 1303 Kerr Avenue
Extension. Rev. Gene Lenk
is host pastor. Rev. Mr. Nick
Cirell, a deacon at St.
Michael the Archangel
Church, will bring the message. An offering for the
Fish Food Cupboard will be
received.
Fellowship and refreshments will follow the service. For more information,
call 814-229-8900.
St. Michael the
Archangel Catholic
Church
Chestnut St., Emlenton, PA
Annual Lenten
Fish Dinners
Dinners Served from
4:00 to 6:30 PM in the Social Hall
Serving Friday’s of Lent
Feb. 12, 19, 26; March 4, 11, 18
Baked or Fried Fish
Baked Potato or French Fries or
Mac & Cheese, Coleslaw, Bread,
Beverage & homemade Dessert
$9 – Adultss– Children 6 to 10
Under 6 Free
Take-outs available from 3:30 pm
Please call 724-867-0110
With Jason And Laura Jablonski
At Chapel On The Hill
Join us for “REVIVAL IGNITED”
Jason and Laura Jablonski will minister at Chapel on the Hill
on March 6th, in our 8:30 am, 10:30 am, & 6:30 pm services.
We invite you to attend these special services. They will also
minister in our Wednesday evening service on March 9th at
7:00 pm.
Jason and Laura have been in the ministry for 13 years both
in pastoring and evangelizing. Their hearts’ desire is to see
revival hit the churches in America and to see a mighty move
of God’s Spirit in this generation! Jason moves in the gift of
healing and words of wisdom and knowledge. Laura ministers in music and at the altar.
Pastor Chris Clark of Chapel on the Hill invites you to attend
these special services. If you have any need for healing we
invite you to come and allow us to pray for you and together,
believe God for total restoration. Our prayer is that God’s fire
and love will flow freely to touch each of your lives.
Chapel on the Hill is located west of Emlenton on Rt. 208W,
I-80, exit 42, just above the Emlenton Truck Plaza. For more
information call the church office at 724-867-6771.
Greensburg, PA — In 2015, the Trail Town Program®
conducted two surveys to collect data from trail users.
The General Trail User Survey took a broad approach and
looked at trail users across the country. Trail construction
has been increasing across the United States. With millions of users utilizing these trails, they have the potential
to generate significant economic impact in communities
and cities that they run through. The purpose of this
survey is to determine what trail users are looking for
based on information and feedback related to usage.
Trail Town Program® has previously conducted surveys along the Great Allegheny Passage which has provided comparable data for the General Trail User Survey.
The survey was conducted online only, receiving responses from 804 users across the United States. Respondents of this survey represented 42 states and the District
of Columbia. The majority were also male, between the
ages of 46 – 55. 33.8%.of respondents used trails more
than once a week.
Some key highlights from this survey include:
• Respondents traveled an average of 23.7 miles per
visit
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collected over a span of four months. The respondents
represented over 55 unique zip codes. The majority of
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O’Donnell’s Cleaning
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You are invited to our
Volunteers Needed for
Statewide Cleanup,
Beautification Effort
The Pennsylvania Departments of Transportation
(PennDOT) and Environmental Protection (DEP) are
seeking volunteers for this
year’s Great American
Cleanup of Pennsylvania
that begins March 1 and
runs through May 31.
Lists of cleanup events,
resources for organizing a
cleanup, and other information about the effort online
at www.gacofpa.org.
Gloves, trash bags and
safety vests are provided by
PennDOT, DEP, and the
GLAD Products Company.
Wine & Art Party
Saturday
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Upstairs here at The Allegheny Grille
$35 per person
Includes Wine and
Art Supplies
Join Us On
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Try one of our 10 items under $10 on our Dinner Menu
Mon., Tues., Wed., and Thurs. Nights
Support Your Local Retailers
Winter Business Directory
Travis Cratty
Heating &
Air Conditioning
Service • Installation
Custom Duct Work
Small Appliance Repair
Fully Insured!
724-679-0756
McNany Lumber, Inc.
Building & Plumbing Supplies
Main Street, Emlenton, Pa.
Woodland management for private and corporate
woodland owners, trusts and estates.
P.O. Box 659 / 501 Main St., Emlenton, PA
724-867-9441 or 1-800-867-9441
Visit: www.hickmanwoods.com
109 Emlenton St.
Clintonville, PA 16372
814-385-6615
Service is Our Tradition.
Proudly Supports
Autism Awareness
724-867-2390
We have all your building
& remodeling supplies!
Custom Embroidery &
Screen Printing
Timber Management, Co.
McKinley
Funeral Home
Now Offering JANOME
Sales & Service
Fabric – Quilting – Sewing Notions
611 Main St., Emlenton, PA 16373
724-867-0880
www.amazingstitches.net
Scenic Valley
Coiffures
Main St., Emlenton, PA
Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Open: 8 am - 5 pm
Saturday: 8 am to Noon *Closed Wed.
724-867-8942
Walk Ins Welcome
Deb Southworth - Owner Operator
Bruin Station,
Lumber Co., Inc.
LLC
Main Street
Bruin, PA 16022
Visit our showroom in beautiful downtown Emlenton.
P.O. Box 659 / 501 Main St., Emlenton, PA
724-867-9441 or 1-800-867-9441
Visit: www.hickmanwoods.com
• Pizza • Subs
• Wings • Salads
724-753-2772
McEntire -Weaver
Funeral Home
504 West Penn Ave.
Knox, PA 16232
814-797-5265
Continuing The Compassionate
Service You Have Come To Expect!
Good Tire Service
5636 Canoe Ripple Rd.,
Knox, PA
1-800-858-5766
Locally Owned &
Operated for 43 Years
The
Progress News
410 Main Street • Emlenton, PA 16373 ~ 724-867-1112 Fax: 724-867-1356
March 1, 2016
ARCA Brings Workshops to
A-CV Schools - Featuring C Street Brass
Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts continues its
successful Educational ArtReach program on Thursday,
March 3, 2016, bringing an
arts education residency for
Pre-K to 12th grade students
in the A-C Valley Schools performed by C Street Brass.
These young, 20-something professional musicians, known for their entertaining and virtuosic
playing of rock, funk, jazz
and classical music, will
perform workshops for
preK–6th grade students in
the morning and an assembly concert in their gymnasium. In advance, elementary music teacher Jennifer
Lowrey will introduce students to the music they’ll
perform. In the afternoon C
Street will perform an assembly concert for grades 7
– 12 and conduct afterschool, hands-on workshops with A-C Valley band
students, coordinated by
Scott DiTullio, conductor of
the Jr./Sr. High School
bands.
Delighted that C Street
will be working directly
with his band students,
Scott DiTullio said,” Musicians grow, in much the
same way as athletes. Musicians train daily for perfection of their instrument. As
they perform with others,
musicians have to be at the
highest possible level. They
cannot make a mistake.
One wrong note or rhythm
in music creates a major
problem for the entire group
as they are performing. Unlike in basketball, if a player
misses a free throw, the rest
The Sportsmen’s
Edition
Continued on B2 & B3
Coyote Hunting Tournament
C Street Brass will hold workshops and
perform at the ACV High School
of the team is there to make
up for it. That doesn’t happen
in music. The role of each
musician is vital to the entire
group; it takes all of them to
be 100% accurate all of the
time. Throughout the last several years we have had many
university band directors
work with our students to
help get us to the next level.
Having the young and dynamic professional musicians
in C Street Brass on our campus is an added bonus! They
are inspiring performers and
experienced teachers who
will be working with the students to help them understand more of what their individual responsibilities are as a
musician and as a member of
the band. A special thank you
to ARCA for bringing these
amazing programs to our students and community.”
Jennifer Lowrey expressed
her gratitude for ARCA’s program. “The students at A-C
Valley have a love for the arts.
The programming ARCA has
brought into our district over
the years has nurtured that
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has merged with
Kreider & Company, LLC.
We look forward to
introducing ourselves
to you and we
are excited for this
opportunity to be a part of
your community.
We are accepting Individual, Corporate,
Partnership, and LLC clients for all of
your accounting and tax needs.
QuickBooks and Sage 5.0 (Peachtree)
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Other services include:
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love and opened a window
into a world of professional
artistic excellence that many
students otherwise might not
get a chance to experience. It
also has given them a glimpse
of the possibility of who they
could become as an artist.”
ARCA’s arts education
program fulfills its mission as
a non-profit organization,
contributing to the future of
the Allegheny-Clarion Valley
community through the arts
education of its young
people. ARCA is grateful for
its partnership with the A-C
Valley School Board, administrators, faculty and music
specialists in making this program possible.
Designed specifically as an
arts education resource for AC Valley students, C Street
Brass assembly concerts and
workshops are not open to
the public. Because there is no
admission for any residency
events, ARCA relies on contributions from the community
to support its art education
program. Anyone interested
in making a contribution or
becoming an ARCA member may do so at: www.
alleghenyriverstone.org.
511 Hill Street
In the lower levelCrawford Center
Emlenton, PA 16373
724-867-3122
3:30 to 8:00 PM - Weekdays
Polaris-Victory
April 6th - Meatloaf ................................................... $6.95
April 13th - Stuffed Chicken Breast ............................. $ 6 . 9 5
April 20th - Lasagna. ......................................... $6.95
April 27th - Braised Steak ..................................... $ 6 . 9 5
Daily Specials
Mon. NEW Broaster Whole Wings,
Reg., Cajun or Hot and many sauces available • 5 to 8 pm
Tues. Soft Tacos...$1.75 each. Sour Cream 25¢ extra
Served from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm
Wed. New Weekly Special Each Week! See Above!
Served from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm .................. $6.95
Thurs. Spaghetti Dinner w/Salad & Garlic Bread..........$5.95
Served from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Fri. Fish Dinner
1 pc. ........ $6.50 2 pc.........$8.50
Served from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Sat. Broaster Whole Wings,
Reg., Cajun or Hot and many sauces available • 5 to 8 pm
Wed. & Fri. - Soup & Salad Bar...$4.71 plus tax
11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
1. When you register you
will receive a member card
for yourself and each person you register for.
2. If you bring people in a
group and they were not
registered by the registration date, you and the rest
of the group will be disqualified and refunds will not be
given.
3. The hunt will start the
7th and will end the 13th .
All coyote’s must be
weighed in by the 13th at
Tim Mohney’s house.
(11078 St. Rte. 36, Tionesta,
PA 16353.
same day it is caught. Any
legal method of harvest can
be used as well.
Any Laws or Rules that are
broken you will be disqualified immediately. If Tim
feels that the coyote was
wrongfully taken or weight
was added, he reserves the
right to have an autopsy
performed or reweighing of
the animal. Prizes will be
awarded March 13th at 6:30
pm for each harvested coy-
ote. If no coyotes are harvested by the ending day and
time, all proceeds will be donated to Knox Ambulance
Services. If 1 is turned in,
you will be given 70% of
earnings. If there are 2, the
first will get 60% and the
second will get 40%. Any
donations will be accepted
to help the Knox Ambulance.
Let The Hunt Begin!
Saturday, April 9, 2016
7:00 PM TILL ?
21 Prizes
North Washington VFD – Social Hall
Games & Prizes
- 50/50 Raffles - Door Prizes - Continuous Guns
- Sporting Goods Raffles
Must Be 21 Years of Age To Enter
Winner Need Not Be Present
Tickets
This is a
- $15 Presale
Smoke Free
$
- 20 at Door
Event
- Limited Seating
- 25 prize drawings & admission
Free Food & Beverage
- Must be 21 years old to attend
- Must have ticket for admission
- All State & Federal Firearms
Regulations Apply To Receive Firearms
- Prizes From Logan’s Gun Gallery,
North Washington, PA 724-894-2260
- Prizes must be picked up with in 30 days.
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WEDNESDAY- SPECIALS IN APRIL
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2nd - Meatloaf ....................................................................... $ 6 . 9 5
9th - Chicken & Biscuits ................................................ $ 6 . 9 5
16th - Ham & Potatoes
Potatoes.. .......................................... $ 6 . 9 5
23th - Stuffed Peppers ................................................................................... $ 6 . 9 5
30th - Braised Steak ....................................................................................... $ 6 . 9 5
Register
now for a
C o y o t e
hunt which
will be held
March 7th
thru
the
13th. Registration fee is $10
per person and must be registered by March 5th at 9:00
am. A prize will be awarded
to whom has the biggest
coyote. For more information contact Tim Mohney at
814-319-7823.
The following are the
rules and regulation for this
hunt.
In order to participate you
must show a valid PA hunting or fur takes license
when you register.
4. You must weigh your
coyotes on any of these days,
7th - 9th from 9 am to 5 pm;
The 11th from 5pm to 8pm;
the 12th from 9 am to 5 pm;
Presale Tickets available at:
the 13th from 9 am to 11 am.
Gun Gallery • Zanella Milling • Slater’s Meats
Lenten Series 5. Coyotes may be taken •& Logan’s
More • Trader Horn-Eau Claire • Courtney’s Cuts
anywhere that is permisCall Ryan: 724-355-8461
Service
sible in the state of PA. All
Small Games of Chance Licence # 3030
coyote’s
must
be
taken
leBenefits
The fourth of a series of
North Washington Volunteer Fire Department
Lenten services, sponsored by gally and harvested the
the Allegheny-Clarion Valley
Ministerium, will be held at
&
ENNERDELL OWER PORTS
Emlenton United Methodist
Church at 7:00 p.m. on Sun.243, .270, .308, 30.06
& IREARMS
day, March 6. The church is
30.30 . . . $14.99 ea. [Limit 5]
located at 1303 Kerr Avenue
222 Main St., Kennerdell, PA
.22 LR 500 Rnd Brick . . . $34.99
Extension.
.40 SEW FMJ . . . $14.99 50 rnds
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at St. Michael the Archangel
Nathan
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Michael
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Church, will bring the mes$
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sage.
Hrs: M-F 9 to 5, Sat. 9 to 2
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Fellowship and refreshments will follow the service.
For more information, call
814-229-8900.
All Wed. Dinner Specials include: Veg., Roll & Potato
March
March
March
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Jackson’s
Barber Shop
508 S. Jackson Ave.
Parker, PA
Serving
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724-399-2600
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March 3rd
Hours:
Tues. - 8 am to 5 pm
Wed. - 8 am to 5 pm
Thurs. - 8 am to 7 pm
Parker, PA
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Tom Jackson - Owner
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Visit us at the Clarion County Sport & Outdoor Show In East Brady
March 11th - 13th at the East Brady Community Center
Only 3000 Tickets Sold - All Prizes Awarded
Winners Need Not Be Present
Winning Tickets Re-entered in Drawing = 50 Chances to Win,
Firearms & Crossbows or Store Credit
No One Under 12 Admitted - Special Raffle Permit#1542
Small Games of Chance License #2954
Visit our three locations for even more great deals:
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Mon-Sat 7 AM–9 PM
Main St. Rimersburg
Sunday 8 AM–6 PM
Broad St. New Bethlehem
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March 1, 2016
The Progress News
Wired Outdoors Update
by Jason Say
It has been some time since
I last wrote an article for the
Progress News and when
they called me and said they
were doing an outdoor edition and would I be willing to
give an update on everything
that is happening with Wired
Outdoors, I replied, “Certainly!”
We are happy to be entering the 8th season of Wired
Outdoors! It seems like yesterday we were just getting
started. Most people remember that our first two seasons
we were on the Sportsman
Channel, but TV was never
going to be our thing. We
were always about the
internet and that has served
us very well. We are now
sponsored by 19 of the most
recognizable brands in the industry and our shows in 2015
were viewed over 3 million
times.
The best thing about our
show is many of them take
place right here in Northwest
Pennsylvania! For years
people told us that no one has
ever been able to make a
show work from here in PA.
They said you had to shoot big
Jon Collins of the Wired
Outdoors production, Tooth
and Claw TV with one of his
many successful predator
hunts!
tantly, is a Camo Cares update. Camo Cares has become a familiar name in most
households and over the past
6 years we have raised over
$500,000.00 to send children
and wounded veterans on
their hunt of a lifetime! That
is a very big number for a
small community. We are
VERY PROUD at Camo
Cares that 100% of everything we raise has went to
send 100’s of children and
wounded vets on their
dream hunts. Not one person receives a dime other than
the kids and veterans! It’s a
100% volunteer effort from
an amazing group of volunteers. This year the annual
event will be held at the
Fryburg Sportsman’s Club on
Saturday, June 25th and we
will be raising as much
money as we can to send
some very special kids and
wounded vets on their hunt
of a lifetime. For more information on Camo Cares, visit
our website at www.
WiredOutdoors.com and we
hope to see you there.
bucks from Texas or somewhere in the Midwest. Well,
we are happy that we proved
them all wrong!
For more information and
to watch our shows, you can
visit, www.WiredOutdoors.com or
our free Roku Channel!
In 2015 we were also
happy to launch a brand new
Wired Outdoors production
called Tooth and Claw TV
TV!
Over the past several years
AJOR we have established a tremendous field staff and one of
BRAND
those field staffers, Jon Collins
from Kentucky, just happens
TIRE
260 High Point Road, Knox, PA to be an amazing predator
hunter. If you are interested
OPEN:
in predator hunting, this is the
show for you and can also be
MON. - FRI.
viewed on our website at
8 AM TO 5 PM
www.WiredOutdoors.com,
Youth ages 11 and under
YouTube Channel or our may purchase a Mentored
814-797-5354 Roku channel.
Youth Hunting Permit to purLastly, and most impor- sue five different species in
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Pennsylvania – squirrel,
groundhog, antlered and
antlerless deer, fall and spring
turkey and coyote. Youth
must be accompanied by a li213 Dogwood Rd., Chicora, PA
censed mentor who is 21
724-445-2204
years of age or older.
A mentor may accompany
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Celebrating
Anniver
ersar
sary
only one youth in the field and
Great Selection & Variety
only one firearm can be used
by the pair. The firearm must
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while moving but may be
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given to the youth once the
pair stops. Youth must re• Motorcycle
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the mentor at all times when
holding the firearm. The reAdvanced Technology
quired amount of fluorescent
orange must be worn during
the appropriate seasons by
both youth and adult mentor.
A Mentored Youth Hunting
Permit may be purchased at
any license issuing agent or
online for $2.70. Both residents and non-residents can
purchase this specific permit. Hunter–Trapper Education courses are not required
for a youth to participate in
this program.
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For more information and
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opportunities on this proJust South of North Washington Rodeo
gram, consult the Pennsylva724-894-2350
nia Hunting and Trapping
Digest. Information on
Hunter Safety can be found in
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Steaks, Chicken Breast, Pork Chops, Hams,
Pennsylvania.
Sausage, Bologna, Bacon, Ground Beef, etc.
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SD & J Battery
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Slater’s
Meats & More
We Have Your Meat!
Variety Packs of Meat-Call for Pricing
Military
Collectibles Show
Order Your Easter Ham!
The Jefferson County History
Center will host its 2nd annual
Military Collectibles Show on
Saturday, March 5, 2016, from 9
am – 4 pm, at the Jefferson
County Fairgrounds, Brookville,
PA.
Adult admission is $5 and children under twelve are free. For
more information visit the History Center website at: www.jchc
online.org.
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Custom Butchering
& Deer Processing
The Sporsmen’s
Edition
Jason Say of
Wired Outdoors
with a nice turkey
from 2015 here in
Northwest PA!
Clarion County Sport & Outdoor Show
The SCC Sport and Outdoor Show is returning to
East Brady Community Center for its 5th year beginning
March 11th thru the 13th.
There will be 60+ exhibitors all displaying and promoting their businesses or
organizations. Products to
see, try and buy will include
archery equipment, firearms and ammunition, kayaks, custom knives, rustic
furniture, ATV’s and UTV’s,
handmade long bows, trapping supplies and, of
course, turkeys since spring
gobbler season is just
around the corner. Just
about anything you can
think of for outdoor recreational use. There will even
be home improvement vendors and yes even some
vendors for the ladies.
There will be Gun Raffles
to support the local VFD’s
and youth sports.
The main attraction is the
Whitetail Wall of Fame. 30
lifelike whitetail mounts and
numerous European and
antler mounts on display for
all to see. These are Pennsylvania only whitetails, free
range and are what everyone hopes to see when you
are in your favorite hunting
stand. Visitors will receive
one vote to pick their favorite whitetail mount. The
owner of the mount receiving the most votes will be
awarded a $400 VISA cash
card compliments of the
East Brady Revitalization
Association. All others will
then be eligible to win a
number of great prizes compliments of Colony Homes
and other local businesses.
Truth be told almost every
goes home with a prize.
To help promote the outdoors to our youth, a “Kids
Zone” has been created.
The Kids Zone will include
the Trout Unlimited and
Steiner’s Outdoors and
More Trout Pond, (Note :
Trout pond will be open
Saturday and Sunday Only),
several Crosman air gun
ranges including one we
like to call the Pennsylvania
Safari. The Pennsylvania
Safari will have a number of
targets depicting the wildlife that roams the PA wilds
that children can take aim
and fire upon. We even
have a nerf target range for
those who may not be ready
for the air guns which includes inflatable whitetail
and brown targets. Pretty
cool for the lil’ tikes. I am
sure there will be more as
we are always having new
ideas thrown at us and if we
can make it happen for the
kids we will!
Event hours are Friday,
March 11 from 4–9, Saturday, March 12 from 10–6
and Sunday, March 13 from
1–2. Admission is $5 - good
for all three days, you may
come and go as long as you
keep your admission bracelet. Children under 12 Free!
Chicora Sporting Goods
123 Main St., Chicora, PA 724-445-4530
Hunting • Fishing • Archery & More
• Knives
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• Fishing Gear
• Guns
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East Brady, PA 16028
Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 am - 7:30 pm
Tues. thru Fri. 11 - 7
Sat. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm • Sun. 11 am - 5 pm
Sat. 9 am to 5 pm
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724-526-5667
www.sportsmanssupplyco.com
Parker City Volunteer Fire Department’s
Sportsmen’s
Night
25 Gun
Raffle
Saturday, May 7th, 2016 at 7:00 PM to ??
Doors Open at 6:00 PM
Small Game of Chance
Lic. # 2014-108
Must Have Ticket for Admission
– No One Under 21 Admitted –
Proper ID May Be Required
Winner Need Not Be Present
Winner Must Meet State & Federal Requirements
Tickets Available at the Door. $20.00 each or any Fireman
Guns Supplied by Mauer’s Trading Post, Franklin, PA • Guns must be picked up in 30 Days
Mail In Application - It’s That Easy to Get Tickets
TO PURCHASE TICKETS AT $20.00 - COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION.
MAKE CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS PAYABLE TO “PARKER VFD”
Name___________Street Address________________BoxNo.____
City______________State______Zip________PH:___________
No. of Tickets:_______
Mail To: Parker VFD
P.O. Box 141, Parker, PA 16049
or call 724-399-2800, Ext. 5
March 1, 2016
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– The Progress News –
The Sporsmen’s
Edition
Upcoming Hunter Safety Courses
March 5th- Lucinda Antler Club
March 19th - Parker Firehall (Sponsored by Pine Hollow Rod & Gun Club)
April 7th & 8th - Rimersburg Rod & Gun Club
April 9th - Fisher Firehall
June 4th - East Brday Rod & Gun Club
June 11th - Clarion County Rod & Gun Club (Knox)
Must first register at the Game Commission website at www.pgc.state.pa.us
TIME: 8 a.m. • MINIMUM SIZE: Seven (7) inches
Statewide
FISHING HOURS: 24 hours a day, after the 8 a.m. opener
Trout
Season
CREEL LIMITS:
Opens April 16th
· Regular season (opening day thru Labor Day)
5 (combined species)
· Extended season (Jan. 1-Feb. 29) & (day after Labor Day-Dec. 31)
3 (combined species)
Creel limits apply to the majority of trout fishing waters (inland waters). Other rules
apply for Special Regulation Areas. Anglers should consult the Summary of PA Fishing
Laws and Regulations, distributed free with their licenses, for more details.
FISHING LICENSES
Trout/
· In addition to a fishing license, trout anglers 16 and older must posses a ·
Salmon Permit (or Combination Trout-Salmon/Lake Erie Permit) to fish for trout.
A ·Lake Erie Permit (or Combination Trout-Salmon/Lake Erie Permit) is also needed to
fish for trout, salmon and steelhead in Lake Erie and its tributaries.
·Licenses must be signed in ink and displayed on an outer garment. Anglers must also be
able to provide positive proof of identification (other than the fishing license) upon request
of a Waterways Conservation Officer.
License Fees – 2016 licenses and permits are valid December 1, 2015 through Decem·License
ber 31, 2016 (except 1, 3 and 7-day licenses) and are available Dec. 1, 2015 at ·issuing
agents statewide and online through the Outdoor Shop.
Sportsman’s Night
Benefits Eau Claire VFD
Event held at Harrisville Firehall - Harrisville, PA
Saturday, March 12, 2016 - 6:00 PM
$
15 Gun Raffle
10 Donation - No One Under 21
Ticket entitles you to admission - All Laws Applied For Info.
Guns Supplied by Logan’s Gun Gallery - North Washington, PA
Call 724-791-2710
Small Game Chance Lic.#3048-Permit 15-46
Clintonville Vol. Fire Department's
3rd Annual Ladies Night Out
Doors Open 5:00 pm • Meal at 6:00 PM • Beverage Provided
Sat., March 19, 2016 - Clintonville Vol. Fire Dept. Firehall
Paul S. Mahon, of Montoursville, Pa., poses with the 561-pound male bear he harvested in
Plunketts Creek Township, Lycoming County, Nov. 17, during the statewide archery bear
season. Mahon is one of 68 Pennsylvania hunters in 2015 to harvest a bear weighing more than
500 pounds. The 2015 statewide harvest of 3,748 bears ranks as Pennsylvania’s third largest.
The Top Eight Harvest were in the last decade!
2015 Pennsylvania Bear Harvest
Ranks 3rd All-Time
It was a large harvest, and a heavy one
Pennsylvania hunters harvested a total of 3,748 bears
in 2015, the third-highest
tally in state history, the
Pennsylvania Game Commission reported today. And
a whopping 68 of those
bears topped the 500-pound
mark.
The harvest total represents an increase compared
to 2014, when 3,371 bears
were taken.
With 2015 total now official, the eight largest bear
harvests all have occurred
in the past decade.
The all-time high was recorded in 2011, when 4,350
bears were harvested. Hunters harvested 4,164 in 2005
and 3,510 bears in 2013.
Hunters in 2015 harvested
bears
in
57
of
Pennsylvania’s 67 counties,
an increase compared to
2014, when bears were
taken in 56 counties. Bears
were taken in 20 of the
state’s 23 Wildlife Management Units (WMUs), and
each
of
the
Game
Commission’s six regions
saw a larger harvest in 2015
compared to the previous
year.
The 68 bears harvested
weighing 500 pounds or
more represents a sharp in-
crease from 2014, when 41
bears taken by hunters
reached or exceeded the
500-pound mark.
And 18 bears in the 2015
harvest
topped
600
pounds.
Two bears tied for heaviest in the harvest, each
weighing an estimated 713
pounds. The first was taken
on the Nov. 21 statewide
opener in Blair Township,
Blair County, by Richard A.
Watt, of Gallitzin, Pa. The
second was taken Nov. 23
in Granville Township,
Mifflin County, by Gregory
A. Wilson, of Lewistown.
Lycoming County, perennially among the top counties for bear harvests again
led the way with 312 harvests in 2014, up from 286
the previous year. Among
other top counties for bear
harvests in 2015 were:
Clinton, 265 (179 in 2014);
Tioga 196 (275); Pike 180
(111); and Centre, 162
(117).
The four-day general season again set the pace for
the overall harvest, with
2,724 bears being taken
during that season. But the
extended seasons and the
archery bear season also
contributed to the totals.
What a decade for bear hunting: The 2015
Pennsylvania bear harvest, the third-largest in state
history, joined other recent seasons near the top of
the record books. With the totals now official, the
eight of the top 10 harvests all have occurred in the
last decade. Here’s a look: Top Pennsylvania bear
harvests: #1. 4,350 – 2011 2. 4,164 – 2005 3. 3,748
– 2015 4. 3,623 – 2012 5. 3,512 – 2009 6. 3,510 –
2013 7. 3,458 – 2008 8. 3,366 – 2014
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Firearms Safety
& Rights Seminar
CLARION – Rep. Donna
Oberlander
(R-Clarion/
Armstrong/Forest) invites residents of northern Clarion
County, along with the Forest
County portion of the 63rd Legislative District, to attend her next
Firearms Safety and Rights Seminar at the Leeper Firehall on Saturday, April 2.
Special guest speakers will be
Clarion County District Attorney
Mark Aaron, Clarion County
Sheriff Rex Munsee and Forest
County Sheriff Robert Wolfgang.
These seminars have been
quite popular in our area, and I
am looking forward to bringing
this event to the northern part of
the district,” Oberlander said.
“Our presenters are experts in
law enforcement and know our
state’s firearms laws extremely,
and they are well versed in both
concealed carry regulations and
the Castle Doctrine. I am hopeful that interested residents can
join us.”
The event will be held from
9:30-11 a.m. at the fire hall, located at 6785 Route 36 in
Leeper.
The presentations will focus on
a wide variety of firearms safety
and Second Amendment subjects including:
· How to obtain a permit to
carry a concealed weapon.
· Circumstances under which a
permit can be revoked.
· What to do when coming in
contact with a member of law enforcement while carrying a concealed weapon.
·
Details
surrounding
Pennsylvania’s Castle Doctrine
and other valuable information
regarding state gun laws.
Concealed carry license applications through the Clarion
County Sheriff’s Office will also
be available at this event.
The seminar is free of charge.
Seating is limited. Register as
soon as possible by calling 814226-9000 or sign up at
www.Rep.Oberlander.com
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March 1, 2016
Obituaries
Jean M. Cornelius
Jean M. Cornelius, 81,
of Scott Road, Emlenton,
passed away Wednesday
morning, February 24,
2016 at Trinity Living Center in Grove City.
Jean was born on Pittsburgh’s South Side on
June 19, 1934. She was the
daughter of George and
Marie Kuhn. Jean graduated from Carrick High
School. She enjoyed puzzles,
sewing and collecting dolls.
She was a member of St.
Michael the Archangel Roman Catholic Church in
Emlenton and the Scrubgrass Senior Center.
Jean was married in Pittsburgh on June 26, 1954 to
William J. Cornelius, Mr.
Cornelius preceded her in
death on July 20, 2015.
Jean is survived by eight
children, Richard Cornelius and his wife, Joanne,
of Emlenton, Peggy Wilcox
and her husband, Martin,
of Espyville, David Cornelius and his wife Johnna, of
Monroeville, Beth Redling
and her husband, Joseph,
of Plum Borough, Carolyn
Barlow of Dothan, Alabama, William Cornelius
and his wife Jodie, of Montana, Vicky Marie Corne-
lius of Verona, and John
C. Cornelius and his wife,
Robyn, of Industry; twentyone grandchildren, and
nine great-grandchildren,
as well as a number of
nieces, nephews, cousins,
brothers-in-law and sistersin-law.
Jean was the last surviving member of her immediate family, and in addition to her parents and
husband, she was preceded
in death by three brothers
and two sisters.
Friends were received at
the Hile Funeral Home Inc.,
1204 Kerr Ave., Emlenton
on Sunday, February 28,
2016. A funeral mass was
celebrated at 10 a.m. Monday, February, 29, 2016
at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, 811
Chestnut Street, Emlenton
with Rev.William R. Barron,
officiating. Interment was
at St. Michael Cemetery in
Emlenton.
Memorial contributions
in Jean’s name may be
made to The Soup Group at
St. Michael Church, PO Box
177, Emlenton, PA, 16373,
or to Charitable Deeds, 98
Hickory Nut Ln., Knox, PA
16232.
Chase A. Longo
Chase A. Longo, 21, of Walnut St., Emlenton, passed
away unexpectedly Sunday morning, February 21,
2016 in Pittsburgh.
Chase was born in Pittsburgh on January 31, 1995.
He was the son of Carrie A.
Hackwelder-Longo and the
late Bryan S. Longo.
He was a 2013 graduate
of Allegheny-Clarion Valley High School in Foxburg
and was currently a junior
engineering student at the
University of Pittsburgh.
He was a member of the
Beloved Disciple Roman
Catholic Church in Grove
City. Chase had been employed at the Allegheny
Grille in Foxburg. He enjoyed playing his guitar,
songwriting, performing,
playing paintball, intramural basketball, and camping. He liked driving his
BMW and the company of
his friends.
In addition to his mother,
Carrie A. Hackwelder-Longo of Emlenton, Chase is
Diane Huber McGinnis
DIANE HUBER McGINNIS,
58, of Eau Claire, Pa. passed
away Friday morning (02-2616) at 5:10 AM at her residence following a lingering
illness.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pa. on
August 25, 1957, she was
daughter of the late Regis
and Lois Sattler Huber.
She is survived by a
daughter Tonya Schmoll
and two grandchildren
Kora and Gage Schmoll of
Eau Claire; her companion
Roy Downes of Allegheny
Township.; brother Darren
ANNUAL
FISH & OYSTER
DINNER
At North Washington
Social Hall
Friday, March 11th
4:00 pm - ?
Menu: Fish, Oysters,
Oyster Stew, French Fries
or Baked Potato
Mac & Cheese
Green Beans,
Coleslaw, Cake
Fish Dinner - $10
Half & Half - $13
Oyster Dinner - $15
(fried or stew)
Child - $5
(Brenda) Huber of Butler;
sisters Debra (Jim) Powers
of Slippery Rock, Donna
Waldschmidt of Pittsburgh,
and Darla (Steve) Saye of
Parker; number of nieces
and nephews.
Visitation 4:00 to 7:00 PM
Sunday at H. Jack Buzard Funeral Home, 201 So. Washington St., Eau Claire where
a funeral service will be held
at 7:15 PM (Sunday). Burial
will be private.
To view/send condolences, sympathy cards, flowers
visit: www.buzard funeralhomes.com.
Knox
American Legion
Post 720
70 Veterans Road
Knox, PA 16232
Fish Fry
Fridays
4:30 to 7:00 PM
Public Welcome
Deep Fried or
Baked Fish
Oyster Stew for Sale!
Choice of Baked Potato,
French Fries or
Mac N’ Cheese
Coleslaw, Dinner Roll
& Dessert, Coffee or Punch
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21108 Paint Blvd.
I-80, Exit 60
Shippenville
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Catering Available
Side Salad $1.00 Extra
Fried or
Baked Haddock
$
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Includes
French Fries
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Lenten Fish Dinners
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Patrick’s
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Route 68 • Brady’s Bend, PA
Friday Nights of Lent
February 12, 19, 26, March 4, 11, 18
Serving from 4 PM to 6:30 PM
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Choice of French Fries,
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Coleslaw, Bread, Dessert & Beverage
$
9.50 - Adults
Take-Outs
$
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4.75 - Children 3-12
724-526-5180
Under 3 Free
survived by his sister, Sadie
E. Longo of Emlenton; his
maternal grandfather, William D. Hackwelder of New
Wilmington and his paternal grandmother, Jeanie
Longo of Pittsburgh; four
uncles, Eric V. Hackwelder
and his wife, Sandy, of Erie,
Jamie D. Hackwelder and
his wife, Nuria, of Grove
City, William “Billy” Hackwelder of New York, NY,
and Jason Hackwelder and
his wife, Tara, of Butler; a
number of cousins, and
many good friends.
In addition to his father, Chase was preceded
in death by his maternal
grandmother, Jeanne Hackwelder.
Friends were received at
the Hile Funeral Home Inc.,
1204 Kerr Ave., Emlenton,
from on Wednesday and
Thursday February 24
and 25, 2016. A Mass of
Christian Burial was celebrated at on Friday from
St. Michael the Archangel
Roman Catholic Church,
Emlenton, with the Rev.
Michael Allison, pastor of
Beloved Disciple Roman
Catholic Church, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Nick Cirell, Deacon. A vigil
service was held on Thursday at the funeral home
with the Rev. Mr. Nick Cirell,
Deacon at St. Michael the
Archangel Parish, officiating.
Chase A. Longo
Memorial contributions
in Chase’s name may be
made to the A-CV Music
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Foxburg, PA 16036.
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