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Beaver County Chamber’s Monday Memo: 08/26/24
Author: Beaver County Radio
September 26, 2024
10AM – 1PM
The Willows
Terrence “Terry” Howard (1955-2024)
Terrence “Terry” Howard, 68, of Conway, peacefully passed away on August 21, 2024, surrounded by his family. He was born on October 17, 1955, the son of the late Thomas R. and Felcia Howard. He was preceded in death by his sister, Kathleen Edwards. He is survived by his cherished wife of 38 years, Sharon Howard, his son Glen Howard and his girlfriend Nicole Richardson, and Shawn (Barb) Howard; his brother Pattrick (Donna) Howard; his nephew Joseph Howard; and his special little buddy, Parker. Terry worked at Hussy Copper for over 30 years and was a dedicated Pittsburgh Steelers fan with a deep love for blues music. In accordance with his wishes, services will be private. Arrangements have been entrusted to Alvarez Hahn Funeral Services and Cremation, LLC, 547 8th Street, Ambridge. Memorial contributions can be made in Terry’s honor to the Beaver County Humane Society at Beavercountyhumanesociety.org.
Dolores “Dee” A. Voskuhl (1938-2024)
Dolores Voskuhl, 86, of New Brighton, passed away unexpectedly on August 20, 2024.
She was born on January 2, 1938 in Rochester, the daughter of the late Thomas and Evelyn (Pratte) Crawford. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph D. Voskuhl and a son, Ralph Voskuhl, Jr.
She is survived by three sons, Thomas (Mary) Voskuhl and their children, Eryn and Emily of Fort Myers, Florida, Leroy (Bobbi) Voskuhl of Fort Myers, Florida, Timothy (Tracy) Voskuhl of New Brighton, a daughter, Victoria Hostutler of New Brighton; five grandchildren, Mindy, Ashley, David and Gregory Voskuhl and Justin (Britney) Voskuhl, four great grandchildren, and a sister, Betty (John) Mammone.
Dee loved her family, playing bingo, and playing cards. She was a member of Holy Family Church in New Brighton, part of Our Lady of the Valley Parish.
A memorial Mass will be held on Friday, August 30, at 10 a.m. in Holy Family Church of Our Lady of the Valley Parish, New Brighton with Fr. Paul Kuppe officiating.
Dolores will be laid to rest beside her husband, Ralph in St. Joseph Cemetery of New Brighton.
Yankee Trader 08/24/24
You can email bcr@beavercountyradio.com to add a listing or to let Diane Brosius know if your item has sold. You can also list items on the Website (Beavercountyradio.com) by clicking on the Yankee Trader logo. Snail mail can be sent to WBVP/WMBA 4301 Dutch Ridge Rd. Beaver, PA 15009
08-24-24 Listings
Millie is having a Yard Sale/Plant Sale on Friday August 30 and Saturday 31st from 8:30-2:00 at 175 John St. New Brighton, PA right across the road from Sylvania Hills Cemetery.
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Karen (Beaver Falls) 878-245-7729
“Allan” brand Bike rack for 2 bicycles. Attaches to back of car. Never been used. PRICE: $25.00
Newly refurbished sewing machines. One is a Singer and the other is Brother. Call for details and prices.
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Linda (Jim’s phone #724-622-4345)
5 Firestone Deluxe Champion Bias-ply Wide Whitewall Tires. They fit a ’55 Thunderbird. Size 6.70-15 These are in excellent condition. PRICE: $100.00 each
235/55/R17 Hanhook Tires that were on a 2017 Mustang. They’re in excellent condition. These are on wheels with a Mustang emblem on them. PRICE: $500 for all 4 wheels & tires.
Portable, Sanitary Waste Tank for a motor home or trailer. NEVER USED. Includes all accessories for installation and use. Ie hoses, adapters & more. Still in the original box. PRICE: $150.00
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Diane (Vanport) 724-774-1671
Brand new Small Hibachi grill-already assembled. Has 2 separate grates with handles. PRICE: $15.00
Package Deal:
1) 12” X 17” X 2 ¼” Aluminum Baking Pan
2) Red Plastic Chip & Dip Serving Dish
3) Brand New (in box) Swoop ‘n Scoop Bowl-No more soggy cereal. 2 separate compartments in one easy to hold bowl: perfect for Chinese food, chips and dip, cookie dunking or ice cream & berries
4) Brand new thermal trunk organizer with several compartments (folds flat)
Get it ALL for only $10.00
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Val 724-513-9390
1700 Baseball and Football Trading Cards. All kept in albums so they’re in terrific condition. Purchase individually for $1 each or by the album. You’ll find 2 AUTOGRAPHED John Burkett cards among them (ask about price ) He pitched from 1987 to 2003, with the San Francisco Giants, Florida Marlins, Texas Rangers, Atlanta Braves and Boston Red Sox. Reasonable offers accepted.
Lots of Sewing Items including a sewing machine, snaps, elastic, trim, buttons, thread and more. Check it out & make an offer.
Man’s 20” GT Rebound Bicycle in good condition. Blue color. Originally purchased at Snitger’s-one owner. PRICE: Make an offer
Lawn Tools including hose reels, steel scoop shove w waist high handle, sprinklers, metal waste cans and more. Any reasonable offers accepted.
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Don (New Sewickley) 724-728-0730
Queen Size Medium color solid Oak 4 poster bed with cannonballs on the 4 short posts. Includes headboard, footboard, side rails and cross supports. PRICE: $100.00
Pedestal seat for a boat. Excellent condition Standard size. Gray, red & off-white padded seat and back. PRICE: $20.00 OBO
Brand new Modern Comfort Windsley brand mid-back managers’s Office Chair. Includes a brand-new replacement seat. All for only $75.00
Dog crate 3’ X 2’ with removable partition and 2 doors so you can use it for 2 small pets. Has a vinyl floor that is clean. LIKE NEW! PRICE: $20.00 OBO
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Mary (Patterson Heights) 878-264-8535
GE Electric Washer (top loader) & Dryer. All the bells & whistles. White color. Like NEW! PRICE: $250.00 each or $500 for the pair
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Alex 724-462-5819
2012 Jazzy Power Chair. Never used. PRICE: Make an offer
Aliquippa Library System hires new social worker
(Story written by Noah Haswell of Beaver County Radio, Published at 9:16 A.M.)
(Aliquippa, PA) A full time library social worker will now assist visitors with life needs at the Aliquippa Library District. The Aliquippa Library System hired Michael Moore, the former director of Northside Common Ministries. During this role, Moore will travel through the library system to help communities with access to housing, job searches, and applying for government or health benefits.
UPS upping their service at Pittsburgh International Airport
(Story written by Noah Haswell of Beaver County Radio, Published at 8:43 A.M.)
(Pittsburgh, PA) UPS is adding both a bigger airplane and a cargo flight each week for service at Pittsburgh International Airport. According to the Allegheny County Airport Authority, the schedule will end up five days a week in the daytime as well as predawn flights to Louisville, Kentucky, where the UPS hub is located. UPS continues to be one of Pittsburgh International Airport’s most prominent users.
Black Crowes return to Moon Township to perform at UPMC Events Center
(Story written by Noah Haswell of Beaver County Radio, Published at 8:28 A.M.)
(Moon Township, PA) After 4 decades of making music, the band Black Crowes are returning to Pittsburgh as they perform a show at UPMC Events Center in Moon Township. The Georgia band is celebrating their new 10 track album released in March which includes a track featuring country star and Grammy winner Lainey Wilson. This is the Black Crowes first show in Pittsburgh since September of last year, when they opened for Aerosmith’s “Peace Out” farewell tour, which has now been cancelled.
Carolyn E. Yannachione (Passed August 18, 2024)
Carolyn E. Yannachione, 82, of Freedom passed away on August 18, 2024. She was born in Rochester, the daughter of the late Charles A. and Caroline E. Espey. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Richard F. Yannachione, Sr., and her son, Richard F. Yannachione. She is survived by her stepson, Joshua Kolich.
Carolyn was a graduate of Ambridge High School and furthered her education by completing her studies at a Practical Nursing School.
Carolyn’s career was marked by a commitment to healthcare. In 1960, she began her journey as a pharmacist technologist at Rochester Hospital and continued to serve the community until her retirement in 1999 from The Medical Center, Beaver. Following her retirement, Carolyn dedicated herself to volunteering at The Medical Center. Her efforts were recognized when she was honored as Volunteer of the Year in 2024 by the Beaver County Office on Aging.
A woman of faith, Carolyn was a member of St. Felix Catholic Church in Freedom and found joy in playing bingo at Holy Family Church Social Hall in New Brighton.
Carolyn had requested no viewing and for any memorial contributions be given to the Beaver County Humane Society in her memory.
Private burial will take place at Calvary Cemetery of Freedom. Arrangements have been entrusted to Simpson Funeral and Cremation Services, 1119 Washington Avenue, Monaca.
Beaver Wine Festival returns
(Story written by Noah Haswell of Beaver County Radio, Published at 7:49 A.M.)
(Beaver, PA) Wine connoisseurs will be flocking to Beaver on September 14 for the annual Beaver Wine Festival. 16 wineries across Pennsylvania will be providing samples to those with wristbands from 3-7 p.m. on Third Street in Beaver. Beaver restaurants and shops will be open during this event. Tickets are $35 on the day of the event with presale tickets being $25 on eventbrite.com. Purchases of wine will also be available for ticket holders until 6:30 p.m. This is a 21 and older event sponsored by the Beaver Area Chamber of Commerce.
Pennsylvania offering first ever mobile infant formula bank
(Story written by Noah Haswell of Beaver County Radio, Published at 7:20 A.M.)
(Pittsburgh, PA) Pennsylvania is offering its first ever mobile infant formula bank. On Wednesday, it was shown off to the public by Beverly’s PGH at no costs, with providing both supplies and consultations for lactation. Since its inception in 2022, the company has taken care of more than 3,000 babies in both Westmoreland and Allegheny Counties.