A Galeton man was flown to Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre on Tuesday after crashing his pickup truck on Button Hollow Road, 1.3 miles east of Route 144 in West Branch Township.
Herman W. Gilbert, 82, of Galeton, PA, was driving a 1993 Ford F-150 XL pickup truck east on Button Hollow road when he came upon a slow moving excavator traveling in the same direction. He moved to the eastern edge of the road, waiting for an oncoming vehicle to pass the excavator and his pickup.
Gilbert apparently moved over a little too close to the edge of the roadway. He lost control of the vehicle and it rolled toward the passenger side of the vehicle and descended a 15 foot embankment, causing the truck to overturn onto it's roof at the bottom of the embankment where it came to rest.
Galeton Ambulance EMS personnel and Medics stabilized Gilbert who was not wearing a seat belt. He complained of severe head and neck pain and was transported from the scene to a landing zone at the Black Forest Snowmobile Club where he was flown by Life Net 7-7 medical helicopter to Robert Packer Hospital.
Gaines Garage of Gaines, PA, removed the vehicle from the scene. Members of Goodyear Hose Company and Germania Fire Company assisted troopers at the scene.
Gilbert was issued a warning for Careless Driving and Restraint Systems.
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Truck Rolled Over In Vader Hill Road Crash Thursday
A Coudersport man was not hurt when his truck went off Vader Hill Road and rolled onto it's roof Thursday at 4:10 pm.
Troopers said Robert L. Renziehausen, Jr., 61, of Coudersport, PA, was driving a 1992 Dodge Power Ram 250 east along Vader Hill Road, 1/2 mile west of Dutch Hill Road. He was attempting to negotiate a slight left hand curve in the roadway, when his vehicle began traveling off the south embankment, ultimately rolling onto it's roof.
Renziehausen told troopers he was unaware of how the incident happened. He was able to exit the vehicle on his own. He was wearing a lap and shoulder belt and sustained no injuries.
His vehicle sustained disabling damage to the windshield and roof. It was towed from the scene by Kightlinger Motors.
Renziehausen will be charged with (not) DRIVING VEHICLE AT SAFE SPEED in District Court 55-3-01.
Troopers said Robert L. Renziehausen, Jr., 61, of Coudersport, PA, was driving a 1992 Dodge Power Ram 250 east along Vader Hill Road, 1/2 mile west of Dutch Hill Road. He was attempting to negotiate a slight left hand curve in the roadway, when his vehicle began traveling off the south embankment, ultimately rolling onto it's roof.
Renziehausen told troopers he was unaware of how the incident happened. He was able to exit the vehicle on his own. He was wearing a lap and shoulder belt and sustained no injuries.
His vehicle sustained disabling damage to the windshield and roof. It was towed from the scene by Kightlinger Motors.
Renziehausen will be charged with (not) DRIVING VEHICLE AT SAFE SPEED in District Court 55-3-01.
Elk County Fire Crews Searching For Source Of Explosions
2 Explosions Heard South Of St. Marys
At 10:33 pm on Saturday night, Elk County Company 3 and Elk Company 5 have been searching for the source of two explosions reported from several locations in the area of 565 Gardner Hill Road. Fire crews are searching in Fox and Jay Townships there and have been on scene for about 45 minutes.
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At 10:33 pm on Saturday night, Elk County Company 3 and Elk Company 5 have been searching for the source of two explosions reported from several locations in the area of 565 Gardner Hill Road. Fire crews are searching in Fox and Jay Townships there and have been on scene for about 45 minutes.
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Ulysses Dispatched For A Burn Victim
Loucks Mills Road
At 10:26 pm on Saturday, Ulysses Ambulance has been dispatched to a residence on the Loucks Mills Road for a burn victim.
At 10:26 pm on Saturday, Ulysses Ambulance has been dispatched to a residence on the Loucks Mills Road for a burn victim.
2010 Scholarship Award Winners Announced
The Northern Tier Chapter of the Penn State Alumni Associaton is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 Scholarship Awards
Emily Wambaugh
Austin High School
Kyle Freeman
Coudersport High School
Jack Burdick/ Morris Oviatt Memorial Scholarship
Emily Gianotti
Coudersport High School
Kelsi Erway
Northern Potter High School
E Dan Maxon Memorial Scholarship
Hilary Digel
Bradford Area High School
Michael Marasco
Bradford Area High Scool
Lacee Hess
Northern Potter High School
Emily Wambaugh
Austin High School
Kyle Freeman
Coudersport High School
Jack Burdick/ Morris Oviatt Memorial Scholarship
Emily Gianotti
Coudersport High School
Kelsi Erway
Northern Potter High School
E Dan Maxon Memorial Scholarship
Hilary Digel
Bradford Area High School
Michael Marasco
Bradford Area High Scool
Lacee Hess
Northern Potter High School
Tree Down Across Route 248 By Rod & Gun Club
Tree Down on Highway
At 6:48 pm on Saturday, Whitesville Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a tree down across the highway on Route 248 near the Rod & Gun Club.
At 6:48 pm on Saturday, Whitesville Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a tree down across the highway on Route 248 near the Rod & Gun Club.
ATV Accident Reported in Willing
ATV Accident In Town Of Willing
At 3:30 pm on Saturday, EMS is responding to an ATV accident on the Fords Brook -South Branch, just up the road from the North Branch intersection.
At 3:30 pm on Saturday, EMS is responding to an ATV accident on the Fords Brook -South Branch, just up the road from the North Branch intersection.
Soccer: Northern Potter over Coudy 2-1
Soccer: Northern Potter over Coudy 2-1
This was a hard fought, physical game with injuries and penalties on both sides. Last year's league champion Northern Potter won in overtime with a successful penalty kick.
This was a hard fought, physical game with injuries and penalties on both sides. Last year's league champion Northern Potter won in overtime with a successful penalty kick.
Those who come to these soccer games will be rewarded with some great play this year.
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Motor Vehicle Accident At 874 Rt. 44 in Ceres Township
Shinglehouse Responding To Crash
At 2:28 pm on Saturday, Shinglehouse Dept. 39 has been dispatched to a one vehicle accident at 874 State Route 44 in Ceres Township near the Village of Myrtle. Vehicle came to rest in the front lawn of the house there.
At 2:28 pm on Saturday, Shinglehouse Dept. 39 has been dispatched to a one vehicle accident at 874 State Route 44 in Ceres Township near the Village of Myrtle. Vehicle came to rest in the front lawn of the house there.
No Injuries In Vehicle Crash On Rt. 46 In Farmers Valley
MVA In Farmers Valley
At 12:50 pm on Saturday, Smethport Dept. 2 and Priority Care Ambulance were dispatched to a motor vehicle accident near the Valley Inn on Route 46 in Farmers Valley.
Rebekah J. Potter, 28, of Roulette, PA, was driving a 1991 Ford Tempo south on Route 46. As she attempted to round a left hand curve, the vehicle left the west side of the roadway. When Potter attempted to steer back onto the road, she overcompensated and lost control of the vehicle. It left the west side of the road and impacted a ditch. Her vehicle went up the ditch for a short distance before impacting a tree, where the vehicle came to rest.
Potter was wearing a seat belt and was not injured in the crash. Troopers said she will be charged with CARELESS DRIVING.
At 12:50 pm on Saturday, Smethport Dept. 2 and Priority Care Ambulance were dispatched to a motor vehicle accident near the Valley Inn on Route 46 in Farmers Valley.
Rebekah J. Potter, 28, of Roulette, PA, was driving a 1991 Ford Tempo south on Route 46. As she attempted to round a left hand curve, the vehicle left the west side of the roadway. When Potter attempted to steer back onto the road, she overcompensated and lost control of the vehicle. It left the west side of the road and impacted a ditch. Her vehicle went up the ditch for a short distance before impacting a tree, where the vehicle came to rest.
Potter was wearing a seat belt and was not injured in the crash. Troopers said she will be charged with CARELESS DRIVING.
Republican Candidates Drinking Gas Drilling Companies Kool Aid
GOP Lt. Gov. candidate: No severance tax for Marcellus Shale
By C.J. Marshall (STAFF WRITER)
Daily Review
TOWANDA - While stumping in Bradford County on Friday, Republican candidate for Pennsylvania lieutenant governor James Cawley re-emphasized his running mate Tom Corbett's stand against imposing a severance tax on gas drilling industries who have been tapping into the Marcellus Shale.
By C.J. Marshall (STAFF WRITER)
Daily Review
TOWANDA - While stumping in Bradford County on Friday, Republican candidate for Pennsylvania lieutenant governor James Cawley re-emphasized his running mate Tom Corbett's stand against imposing a severance tax on gas drilling industries who have been tapping into the Marcellus Shale.
Cawley, a Bucks County Commissioner, was at the Bradford County Courthouse on Friday campaigning for himself and Corbett, who is the Republican gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania.
The commonwealth currently has no severance tax on natural gas operations, a fact which has been heavily discussed by the state legislature for the past several months. A movement has been afoot in Harrisburg to impose a severance tax by October, and if approved by Gov. Ed Rendell would become law before Pennsylvania's new governor would be inaugurated following the General Election in November.
Corbett has expressed his opposition to a natural gas severance tax, and Cawley elaborated on his running-mate's position during a question-and-answer session Friday at the courthouse.
"We believe a severance tax on the Marcellus Shale is basically - to use the analogy - it's killing the goose that lays the golden eggs, and then cutting the goose open and finding that there are no eggs inside," Cawley explained. "If you make the tax structure in Pennsylvania uncompetitive with the rest of the country when it comes to natural gas exploration, those natural gas drillers are going to move somewhere else." More.....
Port Allegany Class of 1960 To Present "Moments To Remember"
Do You Remember These Moments?
September is a time to be back in school. In the 50's, 60's and 70's along with school came the sock hops, the poodle skirts, v-neck sweaters and bobby socks.
Music was an important part of life during those years. You will be able to hear this music once again as it was played on the jukebox at the Sugar Bowl and McKenzies.
The Port Allegany class of 1960 is presenting a live musical revue with musicians, singers and dancers.
This show was written by Paul Herzig for the Potter Players to perform at the Consistory in Coudersport last September. It was so much fun and so well received that we thought it would be good to repeat it here in Port Allegany.
The show is being sponsored by the Port Allegany High School Class of 1960 (celebrating their 50 year reunion); Friends of the Library; the S.W. Smith Library board of directors, the Port Allegany United Methodist Church and Joel A. Anderson and Company, CPA, PC to benefit the library building fund.
Open to the public, " Moments to Remember" will be performed in the high school auditorium at 7:00 P.M. on September 24, 2010.
That date was chosen to coincide with the "All-Class Reunion" (Alumni) on the following evening. The tunes chosen for performance should bring back many fond memories to the graduates of those years and expose their younger friends and family to some of the culture of the 50's, 60's and 70's.
The principals involved in the production are: Paul Herzig, director; Joel Anderson, assistant; Carey Boyer, accompanist; Jack Krone, band director;
Nancy Evens and Anna Fair, staging; Cheryl Brown, costumes; Sandy Johnson, choreography; Tim Bennett, sound system.
Tickets are available in at the door or pre-sale: Port Pharmacy 814-642-2871, S.W. Smith Public Library and Joel Anderson CPA 814-642-9900
September is a time to be back in school. In the 50's, 60's and 70's along with school came the sock hops, the poodle skirts, v-neck sweaters and bobby socks.
Music was an important part of life during those years. You will be able to hear this music once again as it was played on the jukebox at the Sugar Bowl and McKenzies.
The Port Allegany class of 1960 is presenting a live musical revue with musicians, singers and dancers.
This show was written by Paul Herzig for the Potter Players to perform at the Consistory in Coudersport last September. It was so much fun and so well received that we thought it would be good to repeat it here in Port Allegany.
The show is being sponsored by the Port Allegany High School Class of 1960 (celebrating their 50 year reunion); Friends of the Library; the S.W. Smith Library board of directors, the Port Allegany United Methodist Church and Joel A. Anderson and Company, CPA, PC to benefit the library building fund.
Open to the public, " Moments to Remember" will be performed in the high school auditorium at 7:00 P.M. on September 24, 2010.
That date was chosen to coincide with the "All-Class Reunion" (Alumni) on the following evening. The tunes chosen for performance should bring back many fond memories to the graduates of those years and expose their younger friends and family to some of the culture of the 50's, 60's and 70's.
The principals involved in the production are: Paul Herzig, director; Joel Anderson, assistant; Carey Boyer, accompanist; Jack Krone, band director;
Nancy Evens and Anna Fair, staging; Cheryl Brown, costumes; Sandy Johnson, choreography; Tim Bennett, sound system.
Tickets are available in at the door or pre-sale: Port Pharmacy 814-642-2871, S.W. Smith Public Library and Joel Anderson CPA 814-642-9900
Jean L Snyder of Roulette, Pa, formerly of Coudersport, PA
Jean L Snyder of Roulette, Pa, formerly of Coudersport died August 30, 2010 at Charles Cole Memorial Hospital after a lengthly illness.
Born on March 11, 1929 in Coudersport, she was the daughter of Thomas L and Margaret Thompson Toles who preceded her in death.
On April 20, 1946 she married Donald L (Stub) Snyder, Sr of Coudersport who preceded her in death on March 23, 1999.
She was also preceded in death by a brother Frederick Foster and a sister June Marie Foster.
She attended Coudersport High School. She was a homemaker who loved her family, dogs, shopping and socializing.
She was a past member of the Coudersport Methodist Church and a past member of the American Legion Auxilliary.
Surviving are two sons Thomas L (Shirley) Snyder and Donald L Snyder, Jr of Roulette, a grandson, Donald L (Kelli) Snyder of Roulette, a granddaughter Shelby Lynn Snyder of Shinglehouse. Several great grandchildren Zackery and Mia Snyder of Roulette. Two great step-grandchildren Vincent Langworthy and Ashli Langworthy of Roulette. One step great grand child Harli Heller of Roulette.
There will be no visitation.
A memorial service will be held from 1 or 4 pm on Sunday, September 12, 2010 at the American Legion in Coudersport.
Donations may be made to the American Heart Association, the American Lung Association or a charity of the donors choice.
Born on March 11, 1929 in Coudersport, she was the daughter of Thomas L and Margaret Thompson Toles who preceded her in death.
On April 20, 1946 she married Donald L (Stub) Snyder, Sr of Coudersport who preceded her in death on March 23, 1999.
She was also preceded in death by a brother Frederick Foster and a sister June Marie Foster.
She attended Coudersport High School. She was a homemaker who loved her family, dogs, shopping and socializing.
She was a past member of the Coudersport Methodist Church and a past member of the American Legion Auxilliary.
Surviving are two sons Thomas L (Shirley) Snyder and Donald L Snyder, Jr of Roulette, a grandson, Donald L (Kelli) Snyder of Roulette, a granddaughter Shelby Lynn Snyder of Shinglehouse. Several great grandchildren Zackery and Mia Snyder of Roulette. Two great step-grandchildren Vincent Langworthy and Ashli Langworthy of Roulette. One step great grand child Harli Heller of Roulette.
There will be no visitation.
A memorial service will be held from 1 or 4 pm on Sunday, September 12, 2010 at the American Legion in Coudersport.
Donations may be made to the American Heart Association, the American Lung Association or a charity of the donors choice.
Unknown Type Fire On Brookland Road
Unknown Type Fire
At 12:15 am on Saturday, Coudersport Dept. 48 has been dispatched to an unknown type fire at 1255 Brookland Road in Sweden Township. A fire was reported in a field.
Dept. 48 RECALLED at 12:40 am
At 12:15 am on Saturday, Coudersport Dept. 48 has been dispatched to an unknown type fire at 1255 Brookland Road in Sweden Township. A fire was reported in a field.
Dept. 48 RECALLED at 12:40 am
Coudersport Defeats Johnsonburg 35 to 22
Coudersport Defeats Johnsonburg 35 to 22
#12 Quarterback Tim McCusker runs the ball for the Falcons.
# 62 Creighton Hayes tackles the Johnsonburg quarterback.Paul Burdick Sports Images
Friday, September 3, 2010
Overweight On 10 Ton Road Gets Trucker $19,000. Fine
Commercial Vehicle 36,000 Lbs Overweight
A Louisiana driver of a 2009 Volvo Truck licensed to New Jersey Motor Carrier was stopped for a commercial motor vehicle inspection on Thursday at 9:30 pm in Sweden Township, Potter County.
The vehicle was traveling on Route 44, which is a posted 10 ton road, without an overweight permit. The vehicle was found to be 36,000 lbs. over the legal limit along with other violations.
Three citations were issued to Devon Scott Beeler, 46, of Gonzales, LA, the driver, and Haas Environmental, Inc., the motor carrier, totaling more than $19,000.00.
A Louisiana driver of a 2009 Volvo Truck licensed to New Jersey Motor Carrier was stopped for a commercial motor vehicle inspection on Thursday at 9:30 pm in Sweden Township, Potter County.
The vehicle was traveling on Route 44, which is a posted 10 ton road, without an overweight permit. The vehicle was found to be 36,000 lbs. over the legal limit along with other violations.
Three citations were issued to Devon Scott Beeler, 46, of Gonzales, LA, the driver, and Haas Environmental, Inc., the motor carrier, totaling more than $19,000.00.
Handgun Stolen From Ulysses Boro Residence
A semi automatic hand gun was stolen from a Ulysses residence recently.
Philip Michael Tomb, 25, of Academy Street, Ulysses, PA. reported the .380 Cal Cobra semi-automatic hand gun stolen on August 18, 2010. The gun had silver and black handles.
Anyone having information on the whereabouts of the firearm is asked to contact Trooper Roger McCloskey at PSP Coudersport. 814-274-8690.
Philip Michael Tomb, 25, of Academy Street, Ulysses, PA. reported the .380 Cal Cobra semi-automatic hand gun stolen on August 18, 2010. The gun had silver and black handles.
Anyone having information on the whereabouts of the firearm is asked to contact Trooper Roger McCloskey at PSP Coudersport. 814-274-8690.
Frank J."Jers" Fair, 86, of 153 Main Street Bradford, PA
Frank J."Jers" Fair, 86, of 153 Main Street Bradford, passed away Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at the Bradford Regional Medical Center.
Born May 9, 1924, in Kushequa, he was a son of the late Patsy and Mary (Perry) Fair. He attended local schools.
Mr. Fair was a veteran of the United States Army and served with the 81st Airborne Tank Battalion during WWII.
He was formerly married to Ginger Hensley.
He was employed in the middle ring at Dresser Manufacturing retiring in 1989.
He was a member of St. Bernard Church, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union Local 1644, he enjoyed playing golf, and reading.
Surviving is one granddaughter, Michelle Whitmer, two grandsons: Michael Hensley and Jeff Anderson, he is also survived by several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters: Rose Fowler and Fannie Scrivo, four brothers: Mike Fair, Alex Fair, Chuck Fair and Paul Masci.
At the family's request there will be no visitation. Friends will be invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Bernard Church at a later time and date to be announced. Arraignments are under the direction of the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes. Burial will be in in St. Bernard Cemetery.
Memorial contributions if desired may be made to St. Bernard Church Building Fund PO Box 2394 Bradford, PA 16701, or the charity of the donors choice.
Online condolences may be made at www.hollenbeckcahill.com
Born May 9, 1924, in Kushequa, he was a son of the late Patsy and Mary (Perry) Fair. He attended local schools.
Mr. Fair was a veteran of the United States Army and served with the 81st Airborne Tank Battalion during WWII.
He was formerly married to Ginger Hensley.
He was employed in the middle ring at Dresser Manufacturing retiring in 1989.
He was a member of St. Bernard Church, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union Local 1644, he enjoyed playing golf, and reading.
Surviving is one granddaughter, Michelle Whitmer, two grandsons: Michael Hensley and Jeff Anderson, he is also survived by several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters: Rose Fowler and Fannie Scrivo, four brothers: Mike Fair, Alex Fair, Chuck Fair and Paul Masci.
At the family's request there will be no visitation. Friends will be invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Bernard Church at a later time and date to be announced. Arraignments are under the direction of the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes. Burial will be in in St. Bernard Cemetery.
Memorial contributions if desired may be made to St. Bernard Church Building Fund PO Box 2394 Bradford, PA 16701, or the charity of the donors choice.
Online condolences may be made at www.hollenbeckcahill.com
Family Says Thank You................
Thank you for all the donations, cards, phone calls, benefits, prayers and love that has been given to Tonya Joy Bruce.
She has been truely blessed with such great friends, wonderful family and community support.
Tonya underwent brain surgery August 6, 2010 diagnosed with Medulloblastoma (Brain Cancer) she is 18 yrs.old and just graduated from high school in Coudersport
Keep her in your prayers.
God Bless all of you!
Amy Bretz, Mother of Tonya
Rick and Linda Bretz, Grandparents
Mark and Tammy Tubbs and Family, Uncle and Aunt
She has been truely blessed with such great friends, wonderful family and community support.
Tonya underwent brain surgery August 6, 2010 diagnosed with Medulloblastoma (Brain Cancer) she is 18 yrs.old and just graduated from high school in Coudersport
Keep her in your prayers.
God Bless all of you!
Amy Bretz, Mother of Tonya
Rick and Linda Bretz, Grandparents
Mark and Tammy Tubbs and Family, Uncle and Aunt
Motor Vehicle Accident South of Genesee on Route 449
Crash South of Genesee
At 5:19 pm on Friday, Genesee Fire Rescue and Ambulance has responded to a motor vehicle accident on Route 449 south of Genesee.
At 5:45, Genesee ambulance is transporting a patient to Wellsville for a possible Lifeflight.
Helicopter unable to respond due to weather.
A second Genesee Ambulance is listed as transporting.
At 5:19 pm on Friday, Genesee Fire Rescue and Ambulance has responded to a motor vehicle accident on Route 449 south of Genesee.
At 5:45, Genesee ambulance is transporting a patient to Wellsville for a possible Lifeflight.
Helicopter unable to respond due to weather.
A second Genesee Ambulance is listed as transporting.
Open Arms Church Newsletter--Bradford, PA
Hello everyone!
This weekend we will kick off a new series of messages called, "So
Others May Live." What's this series about? The world is full of
people drowning in the storms of life and being taken down below
without the Lord. God has rescued us and given the mission of
rescuing others. But to effectively execute this mission we must
learn to give everything - the way Jesus gave all to rescue us.
Come and listen in! Sunday's 9:15am and 11:00am.
What's Happening at Open Arms:
Growth Group Facilitator Training: Sept. 12. Immediately following 2nd
Service.
New Ministry Opportunity: openarms.tv
God is opening the door to use Open Arms to help other churches in
growing their ministry. If you are interested in serving in this
ministry please see Josh or Mike for details.
Youth Group Ministry Partners: Are you interested in assisting with
the training of our young people for Jesus? See Justin Willoughby.
Car Seat Certification Class: September 9th.
Worship Teams: We are redoing our teams and rotations. If you are
interested in auditioning for a team see Pastor Mike.
Growth Groups Sign Ups!
Starting September! Get plugged in!
Greeters & Ushers: Are you interested in welcoming people, handing out
packets, helping with seating? See Shawn Murphy.
Week of Prayer & Fasting: September 20-24
Last Friday Prayer & Praise Service. September 24, 7p-9p. Join Us for
praise, prayer, communion, and fellowship.
You can always stop by our website: www.openarmsbradford.org for
interaction over the web with your church family. You can post things
like prayer requests or drop a few lines of prayer for someone else.
Also if you haven't yet, join us on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/openarmsbradford .
Have a blessed weekend!
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Open Arms Community Church
http://www.openarmsbradford.org
1289 East Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
openarms@openarmsbradford.org
This weekend we will kick off a new series of messages called, "So
Others May Live." What's this series about? The world is full of
people drowning in the storms of life and being taken down below
without the Lord. God has rescued us and given the mission of
rescuing others. But to effectively execute this mission we must
learn to give everything - the way Jesus gave all to rescue us.
Come and listen in! Sunday's 9:15am and 11:00am.
What's Happening at Open Arms:
Growth Group Facilitator Training: Sept. 12. Immediately following 2nd
Service.
New Ministry Opportunity: openarms.tv
God is opening the door to use Open Arms to help other churches in
growing their ministry. If you are interested in serving in this
ministry please see Josh or Mike for details.
Youth Group Ministry Partners: Are you interested in assisting with
the training of our young people for Jesus? See Justin Willoughby.
Car Seat Certification Class: September 9th.
Worship Teams: We are redoing our teams and rotations. If you are
interested in auditioning for a team see Pastor Mike.
Growth Groups Sign Ups!
Starting September! Get plugged in!
Greeters & Ushers: Are you interested in welcoming people, handing out
packets, helping with seating? See Shawn Murphy.
Week of Prayer & Fasting: September 20-24
Last Friday Prayer & Praise Service. September 24, 7p-9p. Join Us for
praise, prayer, communion, and fellowship.
You can always stop by our website: www.openarmsbradford.org for
interaction over the web with your church family. You can post things
like prayer requests or drop a few lines of prayer for someone else.
Also if you haven't yet, join us on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/
Have a blessed weekend!
--
Open Arms Community Church
http://www.openarmsbradford.
1289 East Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
openarms@openarmsbradford.org
Hazel A. Bez, 86, of Coudersport, PA
Hazel A. Bez
“beloved wife, mother, and grandmother”
COUDERSPORT---Hazel A. Bez, 86, of Coudersport, went to be with her Lord on Wednesday, September 1, 2010 in Magee Women’s Hospital of UPMC, Pittsburgh, due to complications of surgery.
Born March 23, 1924 in Coudersport, she was a daughter of Dotto and Sadie Hayes Kaple. On September 14, 1946 in St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Coudersport, she married Edward L. Bez, who survives.
Mrs. Bez was a graduate of Coudersport High School. She was a lifelong resident of Coudersport. She was employed as a quality control inspector at the former Pure Carbon Company in Coudersport until her retirement in 1989.
She was a member of the Coudersport Alliance Church where she served as a deaconess for many years. She was a member of the Coudersport Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and a member of the Susquehanna Trail Club. Mrs. Bez loved gardening, flowers, cooking, canning, and crafts. Her greatest love was her family and serving her Lord.
Surviving besides her husband are a son, Dr. Edward L. Bez of High Springs, Florida; two daughters, Joline J. (Robert) Huren of Las Vegas, Nevada and Laurie A. (James) Mitchell of Eldersburg, Maryland; eight grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, Mrs. Bez was predeceased by four brothers and four sisters.
Friends may call on Thursday, September 9, 2010 from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Friday, September 10, 2010 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Coudersport Alliance Church, 1 Alliance Ave, Coudersport and on Saturday, September 11, 2010 from noon to 1:00 p.m. at which time funeral services will be held with The Rev. Bernie Knefley, pastor, and The Rev. Robert Kaple, of the Haskell Church of Cuba, NY, Mrs. Bez’s nephew, officiating. Committal services and burial will be held in the Summit Cemetery, Coudersport.
Flowers are gratefully declined and will be provided by the family. Memorials in Hazel’s memory may be made to McKee Family House, 233 McKee Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15213.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse, PA.
“beloved wife, mother, and grandmother”
COUDERSPORT---Hazel A. Bez, 86, of Coudersport, went to be with her Lord on Wednesday, September 1, 2010 in Magee Women’s Hospital of UPMC, Pittsburgh, due to complications of surgery.
Born March 23, 1924 in Coudersport, she was a daughter of Dotto and Sadie Hayes Kaple. On September 14, 1946 in St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Coudersport, she married Edward L. Bez, who survives.
Mrs. Bez was a graduate of Coudersport High School. She was a lifelong resident of Coudersport. She was employed as a quality control inspector at the former Pure Carbon Company in Coudersport until her retirement in 1989.
She was a member of the Coudersport Alliance Church where she served as a deaconess for many years. She was a member of the Coudersport Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary and a member of the Susquehanna Trail Club. Mrs. Bez loved gardening, flowers, cooking, canning, and crafts. Her greatest love was her family and serving her Lord.
Surviving besides her husband are a son, Dr. Edward L. Bez of High Springs, Florida; two daughters, Joline J. (Robert) Huren of Las Vegas, Nevada and Laurie A. (James) Mitchell of Eldersburg, Maryland; eight grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, Mrs. Bez was predeceased by four brothers and four sisters.
Friends may call on Thursday, September 9, 2010 from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Friday, September 10, 2010 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Coudersport Alliance Church, 1 Alliance Ave, Coudersport and on Saturday, September 11, 2010 from noon to 1:00 p.m. at which time funeral services will be held with The Rev. Bernie Knefley, pastor, and The Rev. Robert Kaple, of the Haskell Church of Cuba, NY, Mrs. Bez’s nephew, officiating. Committal services and burial will be held in the Summit Cemetery, Coudersport.
Flowers are gratefully declined and will be provided by the family. Memorials in Hazel’s memory may be made to McKee Family House, 233 McKee Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15213.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse, PA.
Live Music Saturday Night At Olga Cafe'-Bistro-Gallery
Olga Gallery, Cafe, & Bistro Saturday, @ 7:30 PM September 4--Hamburger Stew Project will be performing at Cafe Olga. When Josh Wolf is in his musical kitchen you never know what he is cooking up.
Join Josh, Tim, & Chad for an evening of entertaining music. We cannot think of a better way to say goodbye to summer than by partaking in some Hamburger Stew at Cafe Olga.
$5 Cover Charge
Many Area Yard Sales Started Today (Friday)
- 9-4/5-10 Multi Family Yard Sale--Coudersport
- 9-4-10 Yard (Estate) Sale--Port Allegany
- 9-4-10 Yard Sale--702 N. Main, Coudersport
- 9-3/4-10 Large Multi Family Rubbertown-North Co...
- 9-3/4-10 Huge Multi-Family Yard Sale--Roulette
- 9-3/4/5/6-2010 Multi Family--Summit Road-Coudersp...
- 9-3/4-10 Family Yard Sale, Mills, PA
- 9-3/4/5 3 Family Yard Sale Sharon Center
- 9-3/4/5/6-2010 Porch & Garage Sale--Roulette
131 Yard Sales In Coudersport Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010
131 Yard Sales Scheduled For Town Wide Sale in Coudersport Saturday, September 4th From 8 to 4--Here's the List:01- DONNA FOUST-506 SOUTH WEST STREET
02- DAVENPORT-LEETE- ANNE, 702 NORTH MAIN
03-HOAK, KIM-702 NORTH MAIN
04-LEETE, SHIRLEE- 702 NORTH MAIN
05-PAUTZ, NANCY- 702 NORTH MAIN
06-PRYSLAK, HELEN-702 NORTH MAIN
07-COSSMAN- SAMANTHA-702 NORTH MAIN
08-HOBSON- CHRISTOPHER- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
09-LUSH- DAVID AND SUE-201 CARTEE STREET
10-BARNEY, TRACEY-COURTHOUSE SQUARE
11-BARNEY- ISIAH AND SKYE- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
12-MC CAIGUE, MARY- 1003 SOUTH MAIN STREET
13-WALSH- KATHY, 402 ROSS STREET
14-CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH- NORTH MAIN STREET
15-PATTERSON, MARGE- 507 ROSS STREET
16-ROBISON, DORIS- 3 REESE HOLLOW RD., NORTH COUDERSPORT
17-DEWE, KATIE-606 DWIGHT STREET
18-MEYER, AMY- 377 RT 6 WEST, ACROSS FROM KIGHTLINGERS
19-22- HEMPHILL RESIDENCE 41 OLD ROUTE 49-TOWARDS COLESBURG
23-ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH- CORNER OF ALLEGANY AND BORIE
24-WOJCIECHOWIZ, NANCY- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
25-BUNNELL- 510 DWIGHT STREET
26-GOODNOE, KATHY- 306 CARTEE
27-NEXT TO NEW SHOP-122 CHERRY SPRINGS RD, SWEDEN VALLEY
28-WELT, TIM-30 ELK STREET
29-SWEDEN VALLEY GRANGE HALL- SEVERAL FAMILIES
30-HOGAN, BARB-405 SOUTH MAIN STREET
31-32-CORNELIUS- 3 WEST 5TH STREET(2 FAMILIES)
33-NICKERSON, LUCILLE- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
34-EVANS, CAROL- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
35-FOURNESS, ALBEY-COURTHOUSE SQUARE
36-KELLY, WANDA-406 BANK STREET
37-DARRIN, VALERIE-6 WEST FOURTH STREET
38-***REESE, JEANETTE-SUNDAY AND MONDAY NOON TO 6-ACROSS FROM
GARY’S PUTTER GOLF,CHERRY SPRINGS RD.- "ESTATE SALE"
39-JOLLEY, CLAUDETTE- 10 LOCUST STREET
40-GILL, TRACEY-TROY-2 AVE. C. NORTH COUDERSPORT-MULTI-FAMILY
41-PHELPS-503 DWIGHT STREET
42-SHIREY, NETTIE- 69 TROUPE RD. WILDFIRE ESTATES, OFF RT 872
43-WOOD, SHANNON- 24 WOODLAWN AVE.
44-KANE, MISSY- 308 OAK STREET
45-FRANKLIN, BONNIE-303 SOUTH MAIN
46-GREEN,LAUREN- 204 EAST LOCUST STREET
47-FARMER’S MARKET- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
48-49- WALTER BAKER-KEVIN EUKON- 129 NORTH MAIN
50- KEHR, ELLEN- 8 BORIE STREET
51-CASTANO-308 NORTH MAIN STREET
52-53- HIGLEY, BEV &-HORN, ANN-SPRUCE STREET
54-CLEMENT, JOHN- 73 MORLEY DRIVE, NORTH HOLLOW ROAD
55-MAHON, JANET-704 ROSS STREET
56-BLACK, PAT- 854 ROUTE 49 EAST TOWARD COLESBURG
57-ELLIOTT, JENNIFER-107 BUFFALO ST, OFF 872-ESTATE SALE-FRI AND SAT
58-ABUNDANT BLESSINGS SHOP- 129 NORTH MAIN
59-POLLOCK, DENNIS-746 NORTH MAIN STREET
60-WEAKLAND, SARAH-501 SOUTH MAIN STREET
61-CHITESTER, KIM- 504 MAPLE STREET
62-RAUP, JEAN-163 NO. HOLLOW HEIGHTS, 2ND HOUSE ON LEFT
63-64-GOODWIN, ELLEN,REESE, ROSE-337 PORT ALLEGANY ROAD RT 6 WEST
65-67-KLAHR- 107 BUFFALO ST- RT 872-ESTATE SALE-FRI. AND SAT
68-69-SAULTER-CARPENTER-3 AVENUE C- NORTH COUDERSPORT
70-SIPES- 14 MIDDLE LANE, GOLDEN ACRES MOB ILE HOME PARK
71-SAULTER-802 SOUTH MAIN STREET
72-FURMAN-7 FIRST STREET
73-COWBURN- CHAD- 304 SOUTH MAIN ST.
74-LAMB, TOM- 333 DUTCH HILL ROAD- BEGINS ON FRIDAY-NOON
75-ANDERSON, DALE-738 RTE 6 WEST-PORT ALLEGANY RD
76-SCHOENER, DOROTHY-801 SOUTH EAST ST
77-KELLY- JENNIFER-1011 SOUTH MAIN ST.
78-ROYER,LARRY- SWEDEN VALLEY STORAGE UNIT- SWEDEN VALLEY
79-KNAUER, DONALD- SWEDEN VALLEY STORAGE UNIT-SWEDEN VALLEY
80-FRY, OLIVER- 400 BANK STREET
81-TINGLEY, CHRISTINE- 601 ROSS STREET
82-PENNA. LUMBERMAN’S MUSEUM-5660 RT. 6 EAST
83-CHRISTIE, ED-250 TENNESSEE RD.-GREENMAN HILL
84-KARR,KARIN-1143 ST. ROUTE 44 NORTH
85-VAN BERGEN, BETTY=26 RIVER LANE, COUD MOBILE HOME PARK
86-ZAIDI-KENDRA-408 ROUTE 49-TOWARD COLESBURG
87-SILLICK-MANDY-506 EAST OAK STREET
88-CROSBY-TRACY-307 EAST OAK ST
89-TORREY, KATHY- 4786 ROUTE 872- LOOK FOR BALLOONS AND SIGN
90-IANSON, SHERRY-10 OAK STREET
91-KANE,JERRY-409 SOUTH MAIN
92-THOMAS,JAMES-338 DWIGHT ST.
93-94-HASKINS-,PALMATIER-INT.
95-POTOCKI, MARIE-467 DUTCH HILL ROAD
96-HEIMEL, ROY-6 NORTH EAST STREET
97-BAILEY,JOE-COURTHOUSE SQUARE
98- MCKERVEY- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
99-LEHMAN, LORI-414 PARK AVENUE
100-SMITH, TERRIE-25 OAK LANE-OFF RT 872
101-KARHAN, SANDY
102-LINDSEY, 301 VINE STREET
103-BUCHANAN’S PHARMACY- SIDEWALK SALE
104-RICHARDSON, MARK- 95 DUTCH HILL ROAD-STARTS FRIDAY
105-WOOD, BONNIE-407 ROSS STREET
106-MC MULLEN,TIM- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
107-BAILEY-142 SUMMIT RD- OFF RT 44 NORTH-MULTI-FAMILY
108-WETZEL, KATHY-409 NORTH EAST STREET
109-CHITESTER, NANCY-304 SOUTH EAST STREET
110-WARGO, HEATHER- COURTHOUSE SQUARE
111-DARRIN, TESSIE- AVENUE C- NORTH COUDERSPORT
*Some sales have been added after this list was prepared
Note to visitors- Enjoy yourselves,
Please watch out for pedestrians, especially children.
We have many restaurants in town and I hope you’ll stop in and enjoy a meal while you’re here in Coudersport. Wander downtown and visit the stores. You just might be surprised at the bargains you’ll find. Porta-johns are available behind the courthouse on East Second Street for your convenience. I sincerely hope you enjoy your visit here in Coudersport. Our residents have worked very hard to make your stay an enjoyable one.
Shirlee Leete
Coordinator
Route 15 Modernization Finished Up In About 2 Weeks
Route 15 project north of Trout Run updated; $60M modernization wraps up in about two weeks
Here’s a quick update on the Route 15 modernization project under construction between Trout Run and Buttonwood in northern Lycoming County.
The southbound lanes are now open to unrestricted traffic flow.
Northbound Route 15 from Trout Run to Buttonwood will be open to unrestricted traffic flow over the holiday weekend.
After the Labor Day holiday, northbound will have a lane restriction from the Green Mountain/Steam Valley Road interchange to the top of the mountain for guiderail installation. That lane restriction should be needed for no more than two weeks, after which the $60 million modernization project will be complete.
Here’s a quick update on the Route 15 modernization project under construction between Trout Run and Buttonwood in northern Lycoming County.
The southbound lanes are now open to unrestricted traffic flow.
Northbound Route 15 from Trout Run to Buttonwood will be open to unrestricted traffic flow over the holiday weekend.
After the Labor Day holiday, northbound will have a lane restriction from the Green Mountain/Steam Valley Road interchange to the top of the mountain for guiderail installation. That lane restriction should be needed for no more than two weeks, after which the $60 million modernization project will be complete.
PA Fish & Boat Commission Wants Piece Of Marcellus Action
Fish and Boat Commission Executive Director to Make Case for Severance Tax
Harrisburg, PA - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) Executive Director John Arway will be the featured speaker at a special evening program being hosted by the Pa Steelhead Association to discuss Marcellus Shale and other issues affecting the angling and boating community. The event will take place at 7 p.m. on September 8 at the American Legion Club at 4109 West 12th Street in Erie.
Joining Mr. Arway at the meeting will be PFBC Commissioner Edward Mascharka III, who represents the Commission’s 1st District, which includes Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango, and Warren counties.
Mr. Arway will offer the Fish and Boat Commission’s perspective on the current and potential impacts of Marcellus development to aquatic resources, fishing and boating. He will explain the Commission’s role as it relates to enforcing pollution laws and advising on Marcellus activities and make the case for enactment of the proposed severance tax. He will also describe the authority to enforce water pollution laws vested in the Commission as far back as 1909 and the important roles that Commission staff continues to play in making sure that Marcellus and other projects are designed and implemented with as little impact to the resource as possible.
Mr. Arway will explain how the Fish and Boat Commission wants to help the industry protect our waters and habitats and comply with the environmental laws that the General Assembly promulgates. Most people do not realize that the Commission relies almost entirely on fishing licenses, boat registrations, and federal funding tied to fishing and boating to pay for everything it does. This includes trying to keep pace and stay ahead of the curve on the current and projected impacts of Marcellus development to fishing, boating, and the resources the Commission is entrusted to protect.
In a sneak preview of his talk, Mr. Arway noted, “If we received a portion of a severance tax, we could take a collaborative approach with both the industry and the other agencies that are reviewing and advising on projects. Ultimately, we would like to have Commission staff in position to spend the necessary time reviewing and commenting on projects, working in the field with developers and other agencies and enforcing the water pollution laws of the Commonwealth to make sure our resources are protected. I truly believe that the public expect that service from us, and the resources under our jurisdiction depend upon it to survive.”
The program will also provide anglers and boaters an opportunity to meet Commissioner Mascharka, who joined the PFBC Board of Commissioners in June. Other groups expected to be at the meeting include the SONS of Lake Erie, Lawrence Park Fishing Club and Erie Sport Fishing Association.
The program is open to the public and plenty of free parking is available.
The mission of the Fish and Boat Commission is to protect, conserve, and enhance the Commonwealth’s aquatic resources and provide fishing and boating opportunities. For more information about fishing and boating in Pennsylvania, please visit www.fishandboat.com.
Harrisburg, PA - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) Executive Director John Arway will be the featured speaker at a special evening program being hosted by the Pa Steelhead Association to discuss Marcellus Shale and other issues affecting the angling and boating community. The event will take place at 7 p.m. on September 8 at the American Legion Club at 4109 West 12th Street in Erie.
Joining Mr. Arway at the meeting will be PFBC Commissioner Edward Mascharka III, who represents the Commission’s 1st District, which includes Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango, and Warren counties.
Mr. Arway will offer the Fish and Boat Commission’s perspective on the current and potential impacts of Marcellus development to aquatic resources, fishing and boating. He will explain the Commission’s role as it relates to enforcing pollution laws and advising on Marcellus activities and make the case for enactment of the proposed severance tax. He will also describe the authority to enforce water pollution laws vested in the Commission as far back as 1909 and the important roles that Commission staff continues to play in making sure that Marcellus and other projects are designed and implemented with as little impact to the resource as possible.
Mr. Arway will explain how the Fish and Boat Commission wants to help the industry protect our waters and habitats and comply with the environmental laws that the General Assembly promulgates. Most people do not realize that the Commission relies almost entirely on fishing licenses, boat registrations, and federal funding tied to fishing and boating to pay for everything it does. This includes trying to keep pace and stay ahead of the curve on the current and projected impacts of Marcellus development to fishing, boating, and the resources the Commission is entrusted to protect.
In a sneak preview of his talk, Mr. Arway noted, “If we received a portion of a severance tax, we could take a collaborative approach with both the industry and the other agencies that are reviewing and advising on projects. Ultimately, we would like to have Commission staff in position to spend the necessary time reviewing and commenting on projects, working in the field with developers and other agencies and enforcing the water pollution laws of the Commonwealth to make sure our resources are protected. I truly believe that the public expect that service from us, and the resources under our jurisdiction depend upon it to survive.”
The program will also provide anglers and boaters an opportunity to meet Commissioner Mascharka, who joined the PFBC Board of Commissioners in June. Other groups expected to be at the meeting include the SONS of Lake Erie, Lawrence Park Fishing Club and Erie Sport Fishing Association.
The program is open to the public and plenty of free parking is available.
The mission of the Fish and Boat Commission is to protect, conserve, and enhance the Commonwealth’s aquatic resources and provide fishing and boating opportunities. For more information about fishing and boating in Pennsylvania, please visit www.fishandboat.com.
Update for Route 219/Bradford Bypass Project for Week of Sept. 6
Update for Route 219/Bradford Bypass Project for Week of Sept. 6
Clearfield – PennDOT issues the following travel update for the Route 219
Bradford Bypass project in McKean County. This update is for the week of
Sept. 6. All work is weather and schedule dependent. Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. of State College is the contractor on this $28 million job.
• No work will be performed on Monday, Sept. 6, in observance of the Labor Day Holiday.
• Work on the Route 219 southbound ON-ramp at Elm Street continues. Traffic is using the existing shoulder. Contractor crew will be working close to the roadway placing bituminous pavement for a new barrier wall. Expect delays during work hours.
• Northbound traffic is sharing a lane with southbound traffic, separated by temporary concrete barrier from Mill Street to north of Hillside Drive.
• Northbound ramps at Foster Brook Interchange are closed. Traffic is to follow the posted detours.
• No construction activity is expected on Bolivar Drive/State Route 346. Bridge painting at this location will take place later in September.
• The Tuna Valley Trail access at Bolivar Drive is closed due to bridgework. Trail access is still available at Crook Farms and Seward Avenue side of Tuna Crossroads.
• Northbound access at Kendall Avenue remains open.
• Access at Hillside Drive is restricted from Route 219 south to Hillside Drive and from Hillside Drive to Route 219 south. Traffic is to follow the posted detours.
• The contractor continues to perform bridge repairs and highway lighting.
• Drivers should use extra caution while entering the construction area from the on-ramp areas. Watch for slow moving and stopped vehicles through the entire work zone and obey posted speed limits.
Clearfield – PennDOT issues the following travel update for the Route 219
Bradford Bypass project in McKean County. This update is for the week of
Sept. 6. All work is weather and schedule dependent. Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. of State College is the contractor on this $28 million job.
• No work will be performed on Monday, Sept. 6, in observance of the Labor Day Holiday.
• Work on the Route 219 southbound ON-ramp at Elm Street continues. Traffic is using the existing shoulder. Contractor crew will be working close to the roadway placing bituminous pavement for a new barrier wall. Expect delays during work hours.
• Northbound traffic is sharing a lane with southbound traffic, separated by temporary concrete barrier from Mill Street to north of Hillside Drive.
• Northbound ramps at Foster Brook Interchange are closed. Traffic is to follow the posted detours.
• No construction activity is expected on Bolivar Drive/State Route 346. Bridge painting at this location will take place later in September.
• The Tuna Valley Trail access at Bolivar Drive is closed due to bridgework. Trail access is still available at Crook Farms and Seward Avenue side of Tuna Crossroads.
• Northbound access at Kendall Avenue remains open.
• Access at Hillside Drive is restricted from Route 219 south to Hillside Drive and from Hillside Drive to Route 219 south. Traffic is to follow the posted detours.
• The contractor continues to perform bridge repairs and highway lighting.
• Drivers should use extra caution while entering the construction area from the on-ramp areas. Watch for slow moving and stopped vehicles through the entire work zone and obey posted speed limits.
Portville's Missing Man Identified
Dispatchers in New York State confirmed this evening that the man pictured here who did not know who he was or where he was from has been identified. While the man's name and address has not been officially released yet, an anonymous poster sent this information at 7:22 pm on Thursday.Anonymous said..."Just heard that the man was identified as Eugene King of Johnsonburg... his brother is picking him up at the hospital tomorrow. Glad the mystery is solved."
Owner Seeks Information On Stolen Bikes
THREE BIKES STOLEN FROM PORT ALLEGANY AREA. FROM MY CAMP PROPERTY OVER THE PAST SUMMER.
ONE WAS STOLEN FOR SURE WEDNESDAY THE FIRST OF SEPT.
ONE IS OR WAS A RED 2000 XR100R, THE SECOND WAS A 2000 TTR90 PAINTED FLAT BLACK WITH DISC FRONT BRAKES A DMC ALIEN PIPE NEW TIRES HEAVIER SUSPENSION AND A 110CC BIGBORE KIT ON IT.
THE THIRD WAS AN UNKNOWN YEAR 110CC EXTREME PITBIKE WITH WHITE PLASTICS AND BLACK SEAT. IT HAD A 14 INCH FRONT WHEEL WITH A DISC ON IT BUT NO FRONT BRAKES AND I THINK THE BACK WAS A 10 INCH WHEEL WITH DRUM BRAKE, IT WAS A MANUAL CLUTCH.
I HAVE PICS OF ALL OF THEM IF YOUR NEIGHBOR HAS A FEW NEW BIKES ALL THE SUDDEN IN THE PORT ALLEGANY AREA NEAR BIRCH RUN RD OR ANNIN CREEK OR LONG HOLLOW.EMAIL ME AND I'LL SEND PICS YOU CAN COMPARE. PLEASE CALL KANE STATE POLICE WITH INFO AT 778 5555 INCIDENT NUMBER CO5-1034013 OR EMAIL ME HERE BUT QUICKER FOR POLICE TO HANDLE IT.
IF BY CHANCE THE PERSONS WHO DID THIS SEE THIS AD PLEASE RETURN THEM OR PUT THEM WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND AND RETURNED TO ME. I WORKED HARD FOR THOSE BIKES, AND HAD YOU VISITED ME AT MY CAMP YOU WOULD HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO RIDE THEM WITHOUT STEALING THEM.
I DIDN'T POST MY LAND, AND MADE IT AVAILABLE AND FUN FOR A REASON. IT WASN'T SO PEOPLE COULD COME THERE AND STEAL WHAT I WORK HARD FOR.
IF YOU LIVE IN THIS AREA(BIRCH RUN/LONG HOLLOW) KEEP AN EYE OUT AND SPREAD THE WORD THERE IS A BRAZEN THIEF RUNNING AROUND.
ONE BIKE WAS TAKEN OFF THE PROPERTY AND 2 WERE TAKEN OUT OF MY STORAGE TRAILER.
dunbugy@zitomedia.net
ONE WAS STOLEN FOR SURE WEDNESDAY THE FIRST OF SEPT.
ONE IS OR WAS A RED 2000 XR100R, THE SECOND WAS A 2000 TTR90 PAINTED FLAT BLACK WITH DISC FRONT BRAKES A DMC ALIEN PIPE NEW TIRES HEAVIER SUSPENSION AND A 110CC BIGBORE KIT ON IT.
THE THIRD WAS AN UNKNOWN YEAR 110CC EXTREME PITBIKE WITH WHITE PLASTICS AND BLACK SEAT. IT HAD A 14 INCH FRONT WHEEL WITH A DISC ON IT BUT NO FRONT BRAKES AND I THINK THE BACK WAS A 10 INCH WHEEL WITH DRUM BRAKE, IT WAS A MANUAL CLUTCH.
I HAVE PICS OF ALL OF THEM IF YOUR NEIGHBOR HAS A FEW NEW BIKES ALL THE SUDDEN IN THE PORT ALLEGANY AREA NEAR BIRCH RUN RD OR ANNIN CREEK OR LONG HOLLOW.EMAIL ME AND I'LL SEND PICS YOU CAN COMPARE. PLEASE CALL KANE STATE POLICE WITH INFO AT 778 5555 INCIDENT NUMBER CO5-1034013 OR EMAIL ME HERE BUT QUICKER FOR POLICE TO HANDLE IT.
IF BY CHANCE THE PERSONS WHO DID THIS SEE THIS AD PLEASE RETURN THEM OR PUT THEM WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND AND RETURNED TO ME. I WORKED HARD FOR THOSE BIKES, AND HAD YOU VISITED ME AT MY CAMP YOU WOULD HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO RIDE THEM WITHOUT STEALING THEM.
I DIDN'T POST MY LAND, AND MADE IT AVAILABLE AND FUN FOR A REASON. IT WASN'T SO PEOPLE COULD COME THERE AND STEAL WHAT I WORK HARD FOR.
IF YOU LIVE IN THIS AREA(BIRCH RUN/LONG HOLLOW) KEEP AN EYE OUT AND SPREAD THE WORD THERE IS A BRAZEN THIEF RUNNING AROUND.
ONE BIKE WAS TAKEN OFF THE PROPERTY AND 2 WERE TAKEN OUT OF MY STORAGE TRAILER.
dunbugy@zitomedia.net
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Garbage Dumped on Simonds Hill Road In Hector Township
Two bags of garbage were found on the property of Carl E. Geesaman of Hummelstown, PA on Tuesday.
Geesaman's property is located on Simonds Hill Road in Hector Township. The garbage was left there between 8-10 and 8-31-2010. Anyone who may have information is asked to contact PSP Coudersport at 814-274-8690. Trooper Jenary-Patrol Section is the investigator.
Geesaman's property is located on Simonds Hill Road in Hector Township. The garbage was left there between 8-10 and 8-31-2010. Anyone who may have information is asked to contact PSP Coudersport at 814-274-8690. Trooper Jenary-Patrol Section is the investigator.
Vandals Used BB Gun Or Pellet Gun To Damage Windshields
Windshields Damaged
State Police report that between 8-28 and 8-30-2010, unknown actor(s) caused damage to the windshields of 3 Dominion Gas vehicles that were parked inside the security fence at Dominion Gas, 1001 Pleasant Valley Road in Harrison Township. Each of the vehicles windshields was shot with a BB or Pellet Gun.
Anyone having information on this crime is asked to contact PSP Coudersport at 814-274-8690. Trooper Jenary-Patrol Section is the investigator.
State Police report that between 8-28 and 8-30-2010, unknown actor(s) caused damage to the windshields of 3 Dominion Gas vehicles that were parked inside the security fence at Dominion Gas, 1001 Pleasant Valley Road in Harrison Township. Each of the vehicles windshields was shot with a BB or Pellet Gun.
Anyone having information on this crime is asked to contact PSP Coudersport at 814-274-8690. Trooper Jenary-Patrol Section is the investigator.
Police File Charges After Incident In Harrison Valley
A Westfield man will be charged with Disorderly Conduct after an incident Sunday at 11:25 pm outside a residence at 335 East Main Street in Harrison Township.
Troopers said Todd Putman, 47, of 3030 State Route 49, Westfield, PA, proceeded to yell from the roadway and yard area outside a residence. He also kicked and pushed on the front door of the residence.
A DISORDERLY CONDUCT charge will be filed in District Court 55-4-03.
Troopers said Todd Putman, 47, of 3030 State Route 49, Westfield, PA, proceeded to yell from the roadway and yard area outside a residence. He also kicked and pushed on the front door of the residence.
A DISORDERLY CONDUCT charge will be filed in District Court 55-4-03.
1994 29 Ft. Gulfstream For Sale
For Sale 1994 29ft Gulfstream 
Ultra wide body less 60,000 mi $9500.00
Ultra wide body less 60,000 mi $9500.00 
362 Main St., Roulette stop by or call for details 814-203-7093.William B. "Ike" Gibbs, Sr., 91, of 365 Tannery Heights Rd., Emporium, PA
William B. "Ike" Gibbs, Sr., 91, of 365 Tannery Heights Rd., Emporium, PA died at Elk Regional Health Center, St. Marys on Thursday (September 2, 2010) morning.He was born Oct 6, 1918 in Austin, PA a son of the late William "Will" and Virginia Woodring Gibbs.
On October 5, 1940 in Emporium he married the late Helen Koczwara Gibbs.
Mr. Gibbs served with the US Army during WW II, under the direction of General McArthur, in the invasion of the Philippines.
He was a Purple Heart recipient.
He retired from GTE-Sylvania where he worked for many years. He was a life member of the Miller-Raffaele Post 6221, VFW and was a member of St. Mark Catholic Church.
Surviving
Daughter: Shirley Dippold, St. Marys
Son: William "Sonny" Gibbs, Jr., Emporium
Son: Joseph R. Gibbs and his wife Kathi, Emporium
7 Grandchildren
Several Great Grandchildren
1 Great Great Grandson
Brother: John P. "Mick" Gibbs, Emporium
Sister: Gertrude Smith, Emporium
Sister: Patricia Zoffrea, Ohio
Sister: Mary Jane Peterson, California
Preceded in Death By
Parents: William "Will" and Virginia Woodring Gibbs
Wife: Helen Koczwara Gibbs who died April 26, 2003
4 Brothers: Robert, Thomas, Amsey Gibbs and James in 1920
6 Sisters: Louise Rutz, Virginia Russell, Bessie Neenan, : Lois Brown, Susan Klein and Nina Shadman
Funeral Service will be held at the Barnett Funeral Home, 207 E. Fourth Street, Emporium on Monday, September 6, 2010 at 10:30 AM with Rev. Paul S. Siebert, Pastor, officiating.
A Military Service will be accorded by the Cameron County Memorial Detail.
Visitation will be at the Barnett Funeral Home on Monday from 9:30 - 10:15 AM.
Burial will be in the St. Mark Catholic Cemetery, Emporium.
BARNETT FUNERAL HOME, Inc. entrusted with arrangements.
Galeton Fire & Ambulance Responds To Crash In Gaines
MVA On Route 6 & Watrous Road
At 5:07 pm on Thursday, Galeton Fire Dept. and Ambulance responded to a motor vehicle accident on Route 6 and Watrous Road in Gaines Township in Tioga County. Galeton Ambulance transported to Soldiers & Sailors Hospital in Wellsboro. Most units were back in quarters at 6:27 pm.
At 5:07 pm on Thursday, Galeton Fire Dept. and Ambulance responded to a motor vehicle accident on Route 6 and Watrous Road in Gaines Township in Tioga County. Galeton Ambulance transported to Soldiers & Sailors Hospital in Wellsboro. Most units were back in quarters at 6:27 pm.
Boys Football - Peewee and Pony, Coudy vs Otto-Eldred
Boys Football - Peewee and Pony, Coudy vs Otto-Eldred
Peewee: Coudy Falcons over Otto-Eldred Nippers 21-7
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Photos by Leo Szczesny @ Sunken Branch Photography
Peewee: Coudy Falcons over Otto-Eldred Nippers 21-7 Pony: Otto-Eldred Nippers over Coudy Falcons 13-0
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Photos by Leo Szczesny @ Sunken Branch Photography
McKean Historical Society Schedules Fall Dinner Meeting
Historical Society Schedules Fall Dinner
The McKean County Historical Society will host its annual fall dinner meeting on Thursday, September 16 in the East Smethport United Christian Church hall at 6 p.m.
Attorney Anthony Alfieri will be the speaker for the evening and will share information regarding the life of Pennsylvania’s war governor, Andrew Gregg Curtin.
Tickets are $13.00 for society members and $15.00 for non-members. They may be purchased at the Old Jail Museum and at Lindgren’s in Smethport.
Attorney Anthony Alfieri will be the speaker for the evening and will share information regarding the life of Pennsylvania’s war governor, Andrew Gregg Curtin.
Tickets are $13.00 for society members and $15.00 for non-members. They may be purchased at the Old Jail Museum and at Lindgren’s in Smethport.
Donate Blood Saturday Morning In Bradford
CBB Experiencing Moderate Shortage
The Community Blood Bank is still experiencing a moderate blood shortage that has lingered for most of August. Labor Day Weekend is traditionally one of the three worst weekends of the year (July 4th is first and Memorial Day is second), and AAA is predicting a 10 percent increase in holiday travel.
The Community Blood Bank will be taking blood donors this Saturday morning at Union Square in Bradford from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
"Labor Day is always tough for us," Says Dan Desrochers Director of Marketing at the Community Blood Bank. "People enjoy the last bit of summer and usually delay giving blood."
The Community Blood Bank is the exclusive supplier of blood products to all the hospitals in Erie, Mc Kean, Warren, Elk and Potter counties, and now supplies Tioga County at over 50 percent. The CBB supplies 98 percent of all blood used in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, & Allegany Counties in WNY.
Only blood donated with the Community Blood Bank will alleviate the shortage in these counties and will help patients at local hospitals.
The Community Blood Bank will be taking blood donors this Saturday morning at Union Square in Bradford from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
"Labor Day is always tough for us," Says Dan Desrochers Director of Marketing at the Community Blood Bank. "People enjoy the last bit of summer and usually delay giving blood."
The Community Blood Bank is the exclusive supplier of blood products to all the hospitals in Erie, Mc Kean, Warren, Elk and Potter counties, and now supplies Tioga County at over 50 percent. The CBB supplies 98 percent of all blood used in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, & Allegany Counties in WNY.
Only blood donated with the Community Blood Bank will alleviate the shortage in these counties and will help patients at local hospitals.
Masonic Scholarship Lobster Dinner - September 11th - Tickets are Limited and Advance Sales end this Sunday!!!
Masonic Scholarship Lobster Dinner - September 11th - Tickets are Limited and Advance Sales end this Sunday!!!
Coudersport's Eulalia Lodge #342 will be hosting a Lobster Dinner starting at 6 PM on Saturday, September 11th at the Coudersport Consistory dining hall to benefit the local Masonic Scholarship fund.
Ticket sales are limited and are $ 25 per person and must be purchased in advance, no later than Sunday, September 5th. Tickets are available at the Coudersport Consistory office between 8 AM and 3 PM Monday through Friday, or by contacting Steve Erway at Northwest Savings Bank in Coudersport, or by calling Bart Ianson at 274-7650 or Neil Miller at 274-0416.
Steak has been added as an optional entree for those that do not prefer whole Maine Lobster. Meals will include shrimp cocktail, corn on the cob, potato, salad, and beverage of choice, including draft beer at no additional charge.
Tim Walck will be entertaining and 50/50 drawings, give-aways & lottery tickets have been scheduled.
Wanda Marie Wood, 78, of Smethport, PA
Smethport - Wanda Marie Wood, 78, of Smethport, died Wednesday (September 1, 2010) in the Bradford Regional Medical Center, Bradford.
She was born Aug 31, 1932 in Crystal, PA, a daughter of Raymond W. and Brunhilda Prochnow Keyser.
Mrs. Wood was a graduate of Oswayo Valley High School and had worked at Help Mates in Smethport as a health care aide.
She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America, The Church of Latter Day Saints, and the Purple Hats of Sena Kean Manor.
She is survived by
one daughter: Denise Moody of Crosby, PA
two brothers: Clair (Fran) Keyser of Port Allegany, PA, Fred (Jo) Keyser of Wellsville, NY
step sons: Michael Wood and Larry Wood both of TX; step daughter, Nikki Wood of Port Allegany, PA.
and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Leonard Keyser.
At Mrs. Wood’s request, there will be no visitation or funeral services.
Memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Association. Online condolences can be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com
She was born Aug 31, 1932 in Crystal, PA, a daughter of Raymond W. and Brunhilda Prochnow Keyser.
Mrs. Wood was a graduate of Oswayo Valley High School and had worked at Help Mates in Smethport as a health care aide.
She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America, The Church of Latter Day Saints, and the Purple Hats of Sena Kean Manor.
She is survived by
one daughter: Denise Moody of Crosby, PA
two brothers: Clair (Fran) Keyser of Port Allegany, PA, Fred (Jo) Keyser of Wellsville, NY
step sons: Michael Wood and Larry Wood both of TX; step daughter, Nikki Wood of Port Allegany, PA.
and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Leonard Keyser.
At Mrs. Wood’s request, there will be no visitation or funeral services.
Memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Association. Online condolences can be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com
Lena D. Petruzzi, 88, of Smethport, PA
Smethport - Lena D. Petruzzi, 88, of Smethport, died Thursday (September 2, 2010) in the Sena Kean Manor, Smethport.
She was born Aug 7, 1922 in Cranberry Lake, NY, a daughter of Thomas and Mary Frigo Pais. On Sept. 7, 1940, in Smethport, she married Teddy J. Hyde, who died on July 23, 1947. On April 30, 1949, in Smethport, PA, she married Raymond F. Petruzzi, who died September 3, 2008.
Mrs. Petruzzi was a homemaker. She was a member of the American Legion; Bucktail Post #138 Auxillary of Smethport, St. Elizabeth Church, Smethport, and the McKean-Cameron Salon #282 8 & 40.
She is survived by
one daughter: Tina Petruzzi of Smethport, PA
one son: Ted Hyde of Smethport, PA
two sisters: Mary Cioffi of Smethport, PA, Sylvia Cappelletti of Crosby, PA
and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husbands, 2 sisters, and a son, Thomas Petruzzi, who died on Feb. 3, 1966.
There will be no visitation. A blessing service will be held on Monday, Sept. 6, at 10 am in the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc., 2 Bank St., Smethport, with the Rev. Vincent P. Cieslewicz, pastor of St. Elizabeth Church, officiating. Burial will be in St. Elizabeth Cemetery, Smethport.
Memorials may be made to the Hamlin Memorial Library, Smethport. Online condolences can be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com
She was born Aug 7, 1922 in Cranberry Lake, NY, a daughter of Thomas and Mary Frigo Pais. On Sept. 7, 1940, in Smethport, she married Teddy J. Hyde, who died on July 23, 1947. On April 30, 1949, in Smethport, PA, she married Raymond F. Petruzzi, who died September 3, 2008.
Mrs. Petruzzi was a homemaker. She was a member of the American Legion; Bucktail Post #138 Auxillary of Smethport, St. Elizabeth Church, Smethport, and the McKean-Cameron Salon #282 8 & 40.
She is survived by
one daughter: Tina Petruzzi of Smethport, PA
one son: Ted Hyde of Smethport, PA
two sisters: Mary Cioffi of Smethport, PA, Sylvia Cappelletti of Crosby, PA
and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husbands, 2 sisters, and a son, Thomas Petruzzi, who died on Feb. 3, 1966.
There will be no visitation. A blessing service will be held on Monday, Sept. 6, at 10 am in the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc., 2 Bank St., Smethport, with the Rev. Vincent P. Cieslewicz, pastor of St. Elizabeth Church, officiating. Burial will be in St. Elizabeth Cemetery, Smethport.
Memorials may be made to the Hamlin Memorial Library, Smethport. Online condolences can be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com
453 Killed in Drunk Driving Crashes Last Year In PA/Stay Safe
PennDOT and the PA DUI Association Demonstrate Ignition Interlock to Kick off the Labor Day Holiday Weekend
Clearfield – Representatives from PennDOT, the PA DUI Association, and the Clearfield County DUI Task Force, along with Clearfield County District Attorney William A. Shaw Jr., gathered today at Automart in Clearfield to demonstrate an ignition interlock device.
The demonstration was held in conjunction with the start of the Labor Day holiday weekend, which runs from Friday, September 3, at 6 p.m. until Monday, September 6, at midnight. According to PennDOT crash statistics, the Labor Day holiday is the fourth highest of the year for alcohol-related crashes.
Ignition interlock devices like the one shown today are required for motorists who wish to drive after their second or subsequent driving under the influence offense in a 10-year period. The interlock requires the driver to blow into a tube before starting his or her vehicle. The interlock will not allow a vehicle to start if the driver has consumed alcohol. Additionally, the driver is tested at random intervals while the vehicle is in operation. Currently, more than 5,700 Pennsylvania residents have the interlock installed on their vehicles.
In 2009, more than 47,000 attempts to drive while impaired were stopped in Pennsylvania due to the interlock device.
Last year 453 people were killed in Pennsylvania in drinking driver crashes. Of those fatalities, 20 occurred in the nine-county region that makes up PennDOT’s District 2.
For more information on ignition interlock and impaired driving enforcement, visit www.DriveSafePA.org.
Clearfield – Representatives from PennDOT, the PA DUI Association, and the Clearfield County DUI Task Force, along with Clearfield County District Attorney William A. Shaw Jr., gathered today at Automart in Clearfield to demonstrate an ignition interlock device.
The demonstration was held in conjunction with the start of the Labor Day holiday weekend, which runs from Friday, September 3, at 6 p.m. until Monday, September 6, at midnight. According to PennDOT crash statistics, the Labor Day holiday is the fourth highest of the year for alcohol-related crashes.
Ignition interlock devices like the one shown today are required for motorists who wish to drive after their second or subsequent driving under the influence offense in a 10-year period. The interlock requires the driver to blow into a tube before starting his or her vehicle. The interlock will not allow a vehicle to start if the driver has consumed alcohol. Additionally, the driver is tested at random intervals while the vehicle is in operation. Currently, more than 5,700 Pennsylvania residents have the interlock installed on their vehicles.
In 2009, more than 47,000 attempts to drive while impaired were stopped in Pennsylvania due to the interlock device.
Last year 453 people were killed in Pennsylvania in drinking driver crashes. Of those fatalities, 20 occurred in the nine-county region that makes up PennDOT’s District 2.
For more information on ignition interlock and impaired driving enforcement, visit www.DriveSafePA.org.
PITT-BRADFORD THEATER PROFESSOR INVITED TO PRESENT AT SHAKESPEARE CONFERENCE
PITT-BRADFORD THEATER PROFESSOR INVITED TO PRESENT AT SHAKESPEARE CONFERENCE
BRADFORD, Pa. – Dr. Kevin Ewert, associate professor of theater at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, was invited to present at the 34th Biannual International Shakespeare Conference held last month in England.
Ewert presented a paper titled “The Thrust Stage is Not a Direct Link to Shakespeare” at the conference hosted in Shakespeare’s hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon by The Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham.
Ewert’s paper was critical of The Royal Shakespeare Co.’s marketing of its four-year, $173 million renovation of its Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
The RSC argued in its materials that the stage it was constructing – one on which the audience surrounds the stage on three sides and which was used in Shakespeare’s day – would be “the right space to present the work of Shakespeare.”
Ewert countered in his paper that the stage is only one part of the theatrical equation and that there is no one “right” kind of stage on which to perform any type of theater, even Shakespeare.
He argued that changing a theatrical space does not automatically change actor training and methodology, directorial preferences, modern design practice, use of technical elements or audience expectations that make up the whole theater experience.
The International Shakespeare Conference is an invitation-only gathering of leading Shakespeare scholars held every other year.
Ewert is the director of the theater program at Pitt-Bradford, where he teaches Introduction to Theater, Play Analysis, Movement and Stage Combat, Basic and Advanced Acting, and Shakespearean Performances. In addition, he directs the student production each semester.
He lives in Bradford with his wife and son.
BRADFORD, Pa. – Dr. Kevin Ewert, associate professor of theater at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, was invited to present at the 34th Biannual International Shakespeare Conference held last month in England.
Ewert presented a paper titled “The Thrust Stage is Not a Direct Link to Shakespeare” at the conference hosted in Shakespeare’s hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon by The Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham.
Ewert’s paper was critical of The Royal Shakespeare Co.’s marketing of its four-year, $173 million renovation of its Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
The RSC argued in its materials that the stage it was constructing – one on which the audience surrounds the stage on three sides and which was used in Shakespeare’s day – would be “the right space to present the work of Shakespeare.”
Ewert countered in his paper that the stage is only one part of the theatrical equation and that there is no one “right” kind of stage on which to perform any type of theater, even Shakespeare.
He argued that changing a theatrical space does not automatically change actor training and methodology, directorial preferences, modern design practice, use of technical elements or audience expectations that make up the whole theater experience.
The International Shakespeare Conference is an invitation-only gathering of leading Shakespeare scholars held every other year.
Ewert is the director of the theater program at Pitt-Bradford, where he teaches Introduction to Theater, Play Analysis, Movement and Stage Combat, Basic and Advanced Acting, and Shakespearean Performances. In addition, he directs the student production each semester.
He lives in Bradford with his wife and son.
Video From Fire That Destroyed Main Building At Baldwin Forest Products
This copyrighted video clip shot by Editor John Anderson of the Wellsville, NY Daily Reporter shows the massive fire at the main building of Baldwin Forest Products off State Route 417 between the Villages of Bolivar and Allentown. More stories, photos, and information on this devastating fire can be found in the Wellsville Daily Reporter or their website at wellsvilledaily.com
Three Sentenced To Probation In Tioga County
Three Sentenced To Special Probation
WELLSBORO - Three people were sentenced in Tioga County Court Monday to special probation for driving under the influence of intoxicants. According to court documents, they are:
Darin E. Cunningham, 43, of Watkins Glen, N.Y., 12 months plus a 60-day driver's license suspension and $1,849 in fines and fees. He was charged by state police after he crashed his car on Mill Street in Lawrenceville, Dec. 19.
Gordon R. White, 27, of 287 North St., Westfield, nine months plus a 30-day driver's license suspension and $1,415 in fines and fees. He was charged by Westfield Borough police following a traffic stop April 11 in the borough.
Sherri L. Kramm, 38, of 9875 Rt. 287, Wellsboro, nine months plus a 30-day driver's license suspension and $1,415 fines and fees. She was charged by Westfield Borough police during a sobriety checkpoint in the borough June 25. More reports...
Fall Harvest Market Today From 11 to 6 At Maple View
Community Garden: Share The Bounty, Learn More Today
The 4-H’s Science of Gardening program is holding a Fall Harvest Market from 11 am to 6 pm.
Additionally, at 5 pm there will be a tour of the garden and a recap of the project, with details on field trials, cover crops, this year’s growing season and plans for the 2011 garden.
Shown here are some of the young people involved when the Community Garden was launched last year, under the direction of Carrie Bowman, Cooperative Extension youth educator, and Bill Waltman, an Extension horticulturalist who serves as the program’s agricultural coordinator. Members of the Spud Growers FFA Chapter of Coudersport High School have also assisted.
Last year, the children were able to grow a variety of crops despite the wet weather. Some of the produce was donated to senior citizens and people in need, while some was sold to raise funds for 4-H. One of the goals of the program is to teach the children the difference between food out of the garden and food from the grocery store.
Crops have been grown without the use of pesticides. Crop rotations, composting, and cover crops are being used to move the garden toward organic certification in the coming years. The project’s “hands-on” nature also taught the group about the stages of plants, timing of insect arrivals, fungal diseases, pollination processes, and the role of rotations in soil health and quality.
Local farmers donated supplies and assistance. Many individuals helped financially by purchasing garden seeds from the young 4-H club members. For more information, email cbb136@psu.edu or 274-8540.
Another Gulf Oil Rig Explodes & Burns
Multiple Vehicle Crash Injures Four Near Emporium Wednesday
4 Injured In Emporium Crash
Four people were transported to Elk Regional Medical Center for treatment of injuries received in a multiple vehicle crash on Route 120, a mile west of Old West Creek Road in Shippen Township on Wednesday afternoon.
Troopers said the 3:35 pm crash occurred as three vehicles were stopped in the westbound lane of Route 120 for a stopped school bus.
A 1997 Subaru, driven by Sara M. Heverly, 16, of Emporium, PA, was traveling west and failed to stop. Her vehicle struck the rear of a 2004 Saturn driven by Paula J. Tamburlin, 40, of Kersey, PA and her passenger, Carol Wilson, 38, of St. Marys, PA.
Tamburlin's vehicle was pushed into the rear of a 2002 Hyundai driven by John C. Major, 38, of Emporium, PA, and passengers, June Ann Major, 27, a 12 year old female, and a 6 year old female, all of Emporium, PA.
Major's vehicle was then pushed into a 1987 Honda Motorcycle, operated by John J. Cappiello, 47, of St. Marys, PA.
Sara Heverly, Paula Tamburlin, Carol Wilson, and June Major were transported to Elk Regional Medical Center by Emporium and St. Marys ambulances.
All occupants were wearing seatbelts, and Cappiello was wearing a helmet.
The three cars all suffered disabling damages and were towed from the scene. Capiello's motorcycle received only minor damage and was driven from the scene.
Troopers were assisted by Emporium Fire Department, Emporium Boro Police, Emporium Ambulance, and St. Marys Ambulance.
Police said summary charges will be filed against Heverly in District Court.
Four people were transported to Elk Regional Medical Center for treatment of injuries received in a multiple vehicle crash on Route 120, a mile west of Old West Creek Road in Shippen Township on Wednesday afternoon.
Troopers said the 3:35 pm crash occurred as three vehicles were stopped in the westbound lane of Route 120 for a stopped school bus.
A 1997 Subaru, driven by Sara M. Heverly, 16, of Emporium, PA, was traveling west and failed to stop. Her vehicle struck the rear of a 2004 Saturn driven by Paula J. Tamburlin, 40, of Kersey, PA and her passenger, Carol Wilson, 38, of St. Marys, PA.
Tamburlin's vehicle was pushed into the rear of a 2002 Hyundai driven by John C. Major, 38, of Emporium, PA, and passengers, June Ann Major, 27, a 12 year old female, and a 6 year old female, all of Emporium, PA.
Major's vehicle was then pushed into a 1987 Honda Motorcycle, operated by John J. Cappiello, 47, of St. Marys, PA.
Sara Heverly, Paula Tamburlin, Carol Wilson, and June Major were transported to Elk Regional Medical Center by Emporium and St. Marys ambulances.
All occupants were wearing seatbelts, and Cappiello was wearing a helmet.
The three cars all suffered disabling damages and were towed from the scene. Capiello's motorcycle received only minor damage and was driven from the scene.
Troopers were assisted by Emporium Fire Department, Emporium Boro Police, Emporium Ambulance, and St. Marys Ambulance.
Police said summary charges will be filed against Heverly in District Court.
Port Allegany Man Hurt In Motorcycle/ Deer Crash Wednesday Morning
Major Injuries In Crash With Deer
A Port Allegany man was transported to Charles Cole Memorial Hospital Wednesday Morning for treatment of major injuries after his motorcycle struck a deer that entered the road in front of him in Norwich Township, McKean County.
State Police said the crash occurred as Herbert G. Witter, Jr, 62, of Port Allegany, PA, was operating a 2005 Yamaha FJR 1300 south on Route 46 near Spring Run Road. A deer entered the roadway from the left berm and into the travel lane. Witter was unable to avoid striking the deer with the front of his motorcycle.
The impact caused Witter to lose control with both Witter and the motorcycle sliding south on Route 46 about 180 feet before coming to rest near the west berm.
Witter was transported to Charles Cole Hospital by Priority Care Ambulance for treatment of major injuries after the 9:30 am crash. Police said Witter was wearing a helmet.
Norwich Township Fire Dept. assisted with traffic control. The motorcycle was removed from the scene by McKeirnan's Garage.
A Port Allegany man was transported to Charles Cole Memorial Hospital Wednesday Morning for treatment of major injuries after his motorcycle struck a deer that entered the road in front of him in Norwich Township, McKean County.
State Police said the crash occurred as Herbert G. Witter, Jr, 62, of Port Allegany, PA, was operating a 2005 Yamaha FJR 1300 south on Route 46 near Spring Run Road. A deer entered the roadway from the left berm and into the travel lane. Witter was unable to avoid striking the deer with the front of his motorcycle.
The impact caused Witter to lose control with both Witter and the motorcycle sliding south on Route 46 about 180 feet before coming to rest near the west berm.
Witter was transported to Charles Cole Hospital by Priority Care Ambulance for treatment of major injuries after the 9:30 am crash. Police said Witter was wearing a helmet.
Norwich Township Fire Dept. assisted with traffic control. The motorcycle was removed from the scene by McKeirnan's Garage.
Ann M. Cobado, 39, of Oswayo, formerly of Wilcox, PA
Ann M. Cobado
“beloved wife, mother, daughter and sister”
Oswayo, PA---Ann M. Cobado, 39, of Oswayo, formerly of Wilcox, died Wednesday, September 1, 2010 in Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, after suffering an apparent heart attack in her home.
Born November 26, 1970 in Kane, she was a daughter of Robert R. and Patricia L. Walker Nieshe. On September 24, 2007 in Shinglehouse, she married James L. Cobado, who survives.
Mrs. Cobado was a graduate of Johnsonburg High School, class of 1988 and a graduate of Slippery Rock University with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. Ann was a social worker at McKean County Children and Youth Services in Smethport. Prior to that, she had been employed by Beacon Light Behavioral Services in Bradford.
Ann enjoyed boating and camping. Her greatest love was her family.
Surviving besides her husband are a son, Robert J. Cobado, at home; her mother and stepfather, Pat L. and James F. Fowler of Wilcox; two sisters, Mary E. (Paul) Coward of Akron, Ohio and Jamie L. Fowler of Johnsonburg; her maternal grandfather, Allen Walker, Sr. of Clermont; a step-grandmother, Frances M. Fowler of Wilcox; a stepson, Travis L. (Morgan) Cobado of Oswayo; a stepdaughter, Michelle L. (Bryce Norton) Cobado of Oswayo; and several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
In addition to her father, Mrs. Cobado was predeceased by her paternal grandparents, Raymond and Mary Nieshe; and her maternal grandmother, Dollie Walker.
Friends may call at the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, 118 South Union Street, Shinglehouse, PA on Saturday, September 4, 2010 from 10 a.m. to noon at which time funeral services will be held with the Rev. Howard R. Burnham, pastor of Hebron Union Church, Coudersport, officiating. Burial will be in St. Elizabeth Cemetery, Smethport, PA.
Flowers are gratefully declined and will be provided by the family.
Memorials may be made to the McKean County Children and Youth Services Relay for Life Team, PO Box 1565, Smethport, PA 16749.
“beloved wife, mother, daughter and sister”
Oswayo, PA---Ann M. Cobado, 39, of Oswayo, formerly of Wilcox, died Wednesday, September 1, 2010 in Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, after suffering an apparent heart attack in her home.
Born November 26, 1970 in Kane, she was a daughter of Robert R. and Patricia L. Walker Nieshe. On September 24, 2007 in Shinglehouse, she married James L. Cobado, who survives.
Mrs. Cobado was a graduate of Johnsonburg High School, class of 1988 and a graduate of Slippery Rock University with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. Ann was a social worker at McKean County Children and Youth Services in Smethport. Prior to that, she had been employed by Beacon Light Behavioral Services in Bradford.
Ann enjoyed boating and camping. Her greatest love was her family.
Surviving besides her husband are a son, Robert J. Cobado, at home; her mother and stepfather, Pat L. and James F. Fowler of Wilcox; two sisters, Mary E. (Paul) Coward of Akron, Ohio and Jamie L. Fowler of Johnsonburg; her maternal grandfather, Allen Walker, Sr. of Clermont; a step-grandmother, Frances M. Fowler of Wilcox; a stepson, Travis L. (Morgan) Cobado of Oswayo; a stepdaughter, Michelle L. (Bryce Norton) Cobado of Oswayo; and several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
In addition to her father, Mrs. Cobado was predeceased by her paternal grandparents, Raymond and Mary Nieshe; and her maternal grandmother, Dollie Walker.
Friends may call at the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, 118 South Union Street, Shinglehouse, PA on Saturday, September 4, 2010 from 10 a.m. to noon at which time funeral services will be held with the Rev. Howard R. Burnham, pastor of Hebron Union Church, Coudersport, officiating. Burial will be in St. Elizabeth Cemetery, Smethport, PA.
Flowers are gratefully declined and will be provided by the family.
Memorials may be made to the McKean County Children and Youth Services Relay for Life Team, PO Box 1565, Smethport, PA 16749.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Man Doesn't Know Who He Is Or Where He's From
Cops need help learning man's identity* Posted by: Eli George
PORTVILLE, N.Y. (WIVB) - Police need help identifying a man who they say can't remember who he is or where he came from.
He's approximately 45-50-years-old and may be from Pennsylvania. The man is 5'9", has blue eyes, brown hair with some grey, a grey beard, and is slightly balding. He weighs approximately 175 pounds and has scars, possibly from surgery, on the front and top of his right shoulder.
Police say residents from Emporium, PA, 60 miles away from Portville, saw the man around their area for three days, knocking on doors and asking for water. They did not report the man because he did not seem dangerous. Portville Police have tried using fingerprints, but the man does not appear to be in any databases.
If anyone has any information about this man, his identity, or where he is from, please contact the Portville Police Department at 716-933-8773. More...
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Call-in, part time, and full time LPN positions are available
CHARLES COLE MEDICAL GROUP
INTEGRATED INTERNAL MEDICINE - LPN
Call-in, part time, and full time LPN positions are available to support the Integrated Internal Medicine office within the Charles Cole Medical Group.
Candidate will be responsible for assessing patients general condition, taking vital signs and documenting chief complaints; maintaining exam rooms for necessary supplies, materials, and equipment and ensuring cleanliness of exam rooms; maintaining and reviewing patient records, charts and other pertinent information and recording tests and examination results in the patients chart; evaluating patient’s needs and determining the urgency of the appointment following physician protocol; filing processed medical information in patient records; responding to and referring incoming patient treatment-related phone calls and instructing patients and their families regarding medications and treatment instructions; will follow Rural Health Clinic and facility policies, procedures and guidelines; and attend staff meetings and in-service trainings as directed; and will perform all other duties, as required.
Candidate must have a current Pennsylvania LPN license. One year office experience in a physician office is preferred. Experience in basic laboratory testing is a plus. CPR certification is required.
Interested applicants must apply in person in the Human Resources Office at Charles Cole Memorial Hospital. For more information, please call (814) 274-5431.
EOE M/F/D/V
INTEGRATED INTERNAL MEDICINE - LPN
Call-in, part time, and full time LPN positions are available to support the Integrated Internal Medicine office within the Charles Cole Medical Group.
Candidate will be responsible for assessing patients general condition, taking vital signs and documenting chief complaints; maintaining exam rooms for necessary supplies, materials, and equipment and ensuring cleanliness of exam rooms; maintaining and reviewing patient records, charts and other pertinent information and recording tests and examination results in the patients chart; evaluating patient’s needs and determining the urgency of the appointment following physician protocol; filing processed medical information in patient records; responding to and referring incoming patient treatment-related phone calls and instructing patients and their families regarding medications and treatment instructions; will follow Rural Health Clinic and facility policies, procedures and guidelines; and attend staff meetings and in-service trainings as directed; and will perform all other duties, as required.
Candidate must have a current Pennsylvania LPN license. One year office experience in a physician office is preferred. Experience in basic laboratory testing is a plus. CPR certification is required.
Interested applicants must apply in person in the Human Resources Office at Charles Cole Memorial Hospital. For more information, please call (814) 274-5431.
EOE M/F/D/V
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