CUMC Fall Rummage Sale

When:               Tuesday, September 17 from 9am to 6pm with bake sale

                        Wednesday, September 18 from 9am to 2pm

Where:              Chippewa United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall, 2545 Darlington Road, Beaver Falls, PA

Information:       The Fall Rummage Sale begins on September 17 with our bake sale and September 18 is our $1 bag sale.  This rummage sale is open to everyone and you can find clothing, shoes, purses, books, household items, decorations, toys, etc.  You never know what treasures you may find!

Cost:                Free

Contact:            Church office @ 724-843-4828 with any questions

Gambler’s Anonymous

When:               Thursdays from 7pm-9pm

Where:              Chippewa United Methodist Church, Community Life Center, Multipurpose Room, 118 McMillen Avenue, Beaver Falls, PA

Information:       Gamblers Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from gambling addiction.  For more information visit their website @ www.gamblersanonymous.org.

Cost:                Free

Midland HalloWING Bash hosted by the Midland 4th of  July committee will be held Saturday, October 19, 2019 at the St. Anthony Club in Midland.

$20.00 per ticket….Includes unlimited Beer and Wings &Things for the first two hours 6-8 PM.  Cash bar after 8 PM.  You can purchase tickets in advance or at the door. Adults 21 and over only.

BEST COSTUME awards.

 

Purchase tickets from committee members, at the Midland Borough Building or by calling 724-624-4238

The Ambridge Lions Club is holding its Fall Indoor Yard and Bake Sale Saturday, October 5th from 8am to 1pm at the Beaver County Lighthouse,

720 3rd Avenue, New Brighton.   All proceeds benefit Ambridge Lions Club Charities.

Gently used items & donations appreciated and gladly accepted at the Beaver County Lighthouse on Monday, September 30th thru Friday October 4th between the hours of 10am to 4pm.

For more info, please contact Anna at 724-581-2012

STOP, DROP & RUN RACE

Whether you’re six or ninety six, there is something for you on October 12th at the Monaca VFD “STOP, DROP & RUN RACE” which includes a 5K, an obstacle course or BOTH! Yes, children can participate too. This event is 100% VOLUNTEER organized so all of the funds go to supporting our fire departments.

Zechariah Cartlegdge, a 10 year old from Florida who started the Running for Heroes Foundation will also be there to host a Run for Heroes One Mile Run prior to the start of the race with responders running by his side. Zechariah will then present the thin blue line flag to the Chief of Police and Borough Mayor.
If you wish to be a sponsor or to participate in the event contact Chris Shotter at either 724-417-4482 or chris.shotter@monacafire.com

Fun events/programs coming up include:

 

• Book Club Interest Meeting, September 4^th at 1PM
• Steelers Tailgate, September 5^th at 10AM
• Day at the Mall, September 11^th at 10AM
• Flu Clinic, September 16^th at 9AM
• Lunch and Learn (Prescription Drug Costs w/AARP), September 16^th at 12:30PM
• Seniors for Safe Driving, September 23^rd at 9AM
• Flu Clinic, September 23^rd at 10AM
• Rivers Casino Trip, September 24^th at 9AM
• Carnival Day, September 25^th at 10AM
• Dinner and a Movie, September 25^th at 4PM

Center at the Mall

Beaver Valley Mall, Unit 284

Monaca, PA 15061

(T): 724-774-5654

(F): 724-774-5671

http://www.centeratthemall.com/

https://www.facebook.com/CenterattheMall

 

Fun events/programs coming up include:

· Pancake Breakfast, August 5th at 9:30AM

· Day at the Mall, August 14th at 10AM

· Lunch & Learn (Nutrition for Seniors w/LIFE Beaver), August 19th at 12PM

· Banana Split Day, August 20th at 11AM

· Shades of Ireland Trip Presentation w/Collette Travel, August 21st at 11AM

· KI Pill Distribution, August 22nd 2 – 7PM

· Meadows Casino Trip, August 26th at 9AM

· Dinner and a Movie, August 28th at 4PM

Center at the Mall

Beaver Valley Mall, Unit 284

Monaca, PA 15061

(T): 724-774-5654

(F): 724-774-5671

http://www.centeratthemall.com/

https://www.facebook.com/CenterattheMall

 

25^TH RUSYN FOOD FESTIVAL AUG 2-3

A quarter of a century.

That’s how long the parishioners of St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church have been holding its hugely successful Rusyn Food Festival.

A western PA tradition, the festival features its delicious Slavic homemade foods Aug. 2 and 3.

The event is sponsored by St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church in Ambridge and is held in the air conditioned Parish Center at 722 Fifth St. in Ambridge.

Popular Carpatho-Rusyn foods available in addition to pirohy stuffed with potato/cheese or sauerkraut, will include dumpling or noodle halushky, kolbasy and kraut, holubky (stuffed cabbage), borscht (beet soup), chicken soup, potato/bean soup, Rusyn summer salads and others

Also featured this year is the parish’s award-winning potato/kobasy pirohy..

Baked goods will include traditional Rusyn favorites like nut, apricot and poppyseed rolls, the church’s famous palachinky (fruit and cheese-filled crepes), paska breads, and Rusyn torte along with other tasty specialties.

Schedule is as follows

:Aug. 2, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. –frozen foods and take out items available only.

Aug. 3, 11 a.m. -6 p.m. take out and eat in

The public is invited and admission is free.

The Carpatho-Rusyns are an East Slavic group that immigrated to the United States from the Carpathian Mountains of Eastern Europe. There are about 60,000 people of Rusyn background in western Pennsylvania with another 40,000 in eastern Ohio.

St. John’s serves Orthodox families from a large area including the Beaver Valley, Moon, Coraopolis, Sewickley, and Cranberry Twp.

For more information, call 724 462-3942 or 412-518-7149.

The United States Department of Agriculture will begin distribution of rabies vaccinations by helicopter in Beaver County on August 18, and continue through August 22, as part of their National Rabies Management Program.  Baits containing the rabies vaccination will be dispersed by helicopter in order to reach desired locations that would otherwise be difficult to access.  During this time period, area residents may see helicopters moving within the same area multiple times in a slow manner.  While this could be viewed unusual and alarming, it is necessary in order to ensure sufficient baiting.

Oral rabies vaccines produce little threat to humans and animals when exposed, but the public is asked to avoid contact with the baits to increase the likelihood of consumption by raccoons.

Attached to this email is a fact sheet published by the USDA with additional information about the vaccination distribution, including what to do if a bait must be moved or disposed of; what to do if a pet eats a bait; and who to call concerning accidental contact with baits.