Weekend in the Wild Events start today!

Weekend in the Wild Events start today!

 5-7 Pie and ice cream social @ First Presbyterian Church 5-7 

Cameron County Quilters show @ First Presbyterian Church 5-7

 Mountain Melodies perform @ First Presbyterian Church 7-9 

Nigh Swim benefit @ CCHS pool

9pm -10:30 Dark Sky presentation @ Sizerville State Park

Saturday July 7th 

 Big Foot Hunt 6am - 1 pm Register at the Chamber 

 Firequacker Duck Race 3 pm Register at the Chamber

 Cameron County Street Dance 3-6 pm. @ Memorial Hall / Chestnut Str.

 Fireworks 9:30 pm at the CCHS 

SPCA Yard Sale Saturday July th

Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library

 Check the Chamber webiste for a full listing of events

 http://www.cameroncountychamber.org

Night Swim @ CCHS Pool, July 5th

Night Swim to benefit F.A.S.T in honor of Jakob Costner

 Hosted by Kaylie Pieczynski and Lacey Costner

Friday, July 5th from 7 PM - 9 PM 

 Cameron County High School

 601 Woodland Ave,

 Emporium, 

Pennsylvania 15834

I have chosen Angelman Syndrome as my senior project purpose and will be holding a fundraiser as part of my project. Come out on Friday, July 6th for a night to swim, listen to music, eat baked goods, Fox’s pizza, etc..... all proceeds raised go to F.A.S.T. an organization that supports and funds research for Angelman Syndrome. Cost is $3 student and $5 adult.

 Hope to see you there! Kaylie Pieczynski

USA Flags

427 E 3rd St, Emporium, PA 15834

Opening Hearts for Make a Wish

Saturday at 10 AM

 Cameron County Vets Club

 427 E 3rd St,

 Emporium, Pennsylvania 15834

Benefit for the Schatz Family

Benefit for the Schatz Family at noon at MY PLACE BAR

Saturday July 7th beginning at noon.

 Set some time aside to help support this family. 

 Jody will be cooking BBQ Chicken dinners starting at noon for a donation of $10 each

. Then at 10pm until 2am OLD SKOOL will play to finish out the day! 

Come on out, enjoy good food, Old Skool music and show your support!

Bus Trip to Sinnamahoning State Park

July 10th and 12th we will be taking a bus trip to Sinnamahoning State Park.

 The program starts at 10 am and we will be back to town by 2 pm at the latest. We will learn about animals and their habitats. There may be some water activities so bring a towel, water shoes and a change of clothes. Lunch will be provided. We will need a few parent chaperones if you are available. Bus leaves the Rec Center at 9 am. 

Please sign up by July 6th by calling 485-8915.

 This event is sponsored by CCRec and CCOYA.

The Little Museum

Haven't been to the Little Museum?- Make 2018 the year! 

It's located on the Scenic Bucktail Trail, Rt 120, about 9 miles South of Emporium in the heart of Sterling Run, PA 

 Open Memorial Day - Mid Oct 

WED-SAT-SUN 1-4 PM

Happy 4th of July!

Happy 4th of July!

Downtown Emporium

Shippen Township Supervisor's Meeting Cancelled

The Shippen Township Board of Supervisor's meeting that was scheduled for Tuesday, July 3, 2018 has been cancelled.

West Creek Rails to Trails

New Addition to All Fired Up Kickin Ash BBQ Competition

New Addition to All Fired Up Kickin Ash BBQ Competition

All Fired Up and Kickin Ash BBQ Competition set for Saturday September 22 in downtown Emporium. New this year will be the opportunity for competitors to enter a Mystery Meats category.

Embassy Powdered Metals is sponsoring the unique competition where the competitors do not know what they will cook until hours before the competition begins. A set of judges will decide the winner of the Mystery Meat Competition and the winner will take home $500.

Registration forms now available at the chamber office and online at www.cameroncountychamber.org.

Joyce M. Lundberg

Joyce M. Lundberg, longtime resident of Emporium, died Saturday, June 30, 2018 at the age of 93.

 Arrangements for a Memorial Service with video tribute to be held on Saturday, July 21 at the First United Methodist Church in Emporium are incomplete and details with a full obituary will be announced by the Coppersmith-Condon Funeral Home, Emporium.

Old Super Weekend ~ Go Kart Racing

A friend of mine was browsing through her fathers old photos and came upon these. I'll be sharing them and hope to have better copies made in the near future. Offhand I do not remember all the details of Super Weekend, but maybe some readers can help me out.

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In front of the old Dolan / Ostrum hotel

 

Sizerville State Park Activities

 Sizerville’s Weekend Programs 

 7/4/2018 10:00AM INDEPENDENCE DAY HIKE!: Come out to Sizerville State Park to celebrate Independence Day as we hike the Sizerville Nature Trail. This is a 3 mile loop trail with educational stops and a vista, looking out over what used to be the logging town of Sizerville. Difficulty is easy to moderate. Meet at the trailhead on Route 155, across from the campground. Wear footwear and clothing suitable for hiking. There are areas of stinging nettle and high grass so please wear long pants or high socks. Drinking water, bug spray and sunscreen are recommended.

7/4/2018 2:00 PM RED,WHITE, BLUE SCAVENGER HUNT: Join us at the Playground across from pavilion number four as we search for objects associated with nature and this great holiday! Participants who complete their list will receive a prize! 7/6/2018 9:00 PM STARGAZING: Come on out and join Astronomer Stash Nawrocki from Crystal Spheres to learn about the night sky in the PA Wilds! From the breathtaking stars to the constellations ,walk away with a new understanding of the universe you reside in. Please arrive a little early for briefing. Please bring flashlights, lawn chairs, bug spray, and water with you. This program will take place in the field just before the campground entrance.

7/7/2018 2:00 PM NATURE CRAFT & STORY: BEARS: Join us at the Environmental Education Learning Building as we read "Where Do the Animals Live" and learn more about these fascinating furry creatures. After the story, we will make a craft that you can take home with you! This program is developed for younger children, but all ages are welcomed!

7/7/2018 4:00 PM STREAM STOMP: Are you looking for a fun filled adventure to beat the heat? Come on out to Sizerville State Park to explore East Cowley Run and observe the critters that call this stream home. Dress for playing in the stream and if you have waterproof boots wear them because there is one guarantee- you will get wet! Meet at Pavilion Campground Amphitheater.

7/7/2018 8:00 PM FILM IN THE FOREST: BEARS: Come out to the Campground Amphitheater to learn about Bears! We will discover and discuss the Bear that calls Pennsylvania home and then watch a short documentary about the Black Bear!

7/8/2018 10:00 AM NATURE CRAFT: SALAMANDERS: Campground kiddos, come out to the campground playground to learn about these awesome amphibians. Learn about our state amphibian. After our talk, we will make some salamanders for you to take home.

7/8/2018 1:00 PM POOLSIDE CHAT: What is a reptile? What is an amphibian? Do you know the difference between the two? Take a break from the pool to learn about creatures and where they live.

13th Annual David Hutton Memorial 5K Run & 2 Mile Walk

Registration for the 2018 event is open!

http://www.davidhuttonmemorial.org/home

Red Raider Flags for Sale

The Sylvan Heritage Council will be taking orders until July 15th for our highly celebrated

 CCHS spirit flags! 

These are the identical flags that flew in downtown Emporium to celebrate Alumni weekend and graduation, and will continue to fly to promote pride in our school for years to come.

 Contact Michelle Clark, Cindy Ramsey, Chrissy Slusarick, Lori Reed, Karen Jiang, Richard Lewis, Dave Greene or Reuben Solveson if you would like to order or need a form sent to you. Or email shc@sylvanheritagecouncil.org. 

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Water Aerobics

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601 Woodland Avenue

 Emporium, PA 15834

Endless Mountain Jam

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Sizerville Nature Ride

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Summer Reading Club @ Barbara Moscato Brown Library

Grace E. Williams

Grace E. Williams, 88, of Sizerville Rd., Emporium, passed away Saturday, June 23, 2018, in UPMC Altoona.

Born February 23, 1930 in Ridgway, she was the daughter of John and Alma Yonkie Frederick. On July 15, 1950 in Ridgway, she married Millard Williams, Jr. who passed away January 5, 2011.

Through the years, before retiring in 1984, Grace was employed by several Emporium businesses including Sylvania, Cameron Manufacturing, NTCAC Green Thumb Program and the Grove House.

She attended the Gardeau Community Church, served on the Portage Township election board, was a member of the Emporium VFW Auxiliary, was an avid gardener, and enjoyed crocheting and the company of her family.

She is survived by: four daughters, Diane M. Williams and Brenda K. Williams both of Emporium, Carol A. (Gene) Lentz of Keating Summit, and Sylvia J. Barber of Truman; two sisters, Katherine Kline of Kersey and Marjorie (Jack) Rhines in Florida; three grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

In addition to her husband and parents, she was predeceased by one son, David M. Williams in 2012, two brothers and six sisters.

A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, July 7, 2018 at 11 a.m. in the Gardeau Community Church with the Rev. Emilia Burdick, the Methodist minister currently serving the First Presbyterian Church in Emporium, officiating.

Following the service, the family will receive friends at the Cameron County fairgrounds

 in Emporium.

Burial will be in Portage Cemetery, Portage Township.

Memorials, if desired, may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Coppersmith-Condon Funeral Home, Emporium.

Friends of the Library Used Book Sale

Shippen Township Holiday Hours

Shippen Township will be closed on Wednesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day.

 Wednesday’s refuse pick-up will be on Thursday. Monday, Tuesday & Thursday’s refuse collections will remain the same.

 Thank you!

Day Camp at Windfall Farms

If you haven't checked out their FB page, please do!

 Nearby Windfall Farms offers so much for young horse enthusiasts.

 Riding lessons are offered for all ages.

Looking for an educational fun filled day for your horse loving child?

 Consider sending your child August 10th from 10am to 3pm or August 15th from 10am to 3pm. 

 Sign up for either day Cost $55.00 per child 

The kids will be riding as well as learning more about horses.

 Ages 5 to 12.  Message for more info 

 Windfall Farms

 737 N Saint Marys 

St, Saint Marys, 

Pennsylvania 15857

Rotary News

2014 Rotary scholarship recipient, Marissa Umble (right), spoke at the Rotary luncheon meeting June 20th about her recent experience in the Dominican Republic. Marissa recently graduated from Lock Haven University and will pursing her graduate degree at Chatham University in Pittsburgh in the fall. Her recent travels included a 10 day trip sponsored by Lock Haven University to the Dominican Republic where she and other students visited various schools including a school for special needs children, observed different teaching methods and taught some classes, participated in service projects and a community house painting project, handed out food, along with many other activities. Education is free in the Dominican Republic but education is encouraged to upper and 

middle class youth.

 Also pictured (left) is Lize Leunen, a former club exchange student from Belgium, who is here visiting the Umbles. Lisa graduated from college with a degree in hotel management and is now working in Belgium.

Community Blood Drive

The Cameron County Food Pantry

The Cameron County Food Pantry will hold a distribution for people determined eligible on Wednesday, June 27, 2018, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the building located behind the Northern Tier Community Action offices at 135 West Fourth Street in Emporium. 

Call 486-1161, ext. 269, with any questions.

Weekend in the Wilds Adding Events

Weekend in the Wilds Adding Events

More events coming July 6-7 during Weekend in the Wilds in Cameron County.

 The festival held each year the first Saturday of July features the loudest fireworks in the state. The 30 minute show Saturday night at the Cameron County High School football stadium continues to attract people from across the state. 

Parking is free and the football stadium bleachers are available for seating.

Added this year is stargazing Friday night at Sizerville State Park. Astronomer Stash Nawrocki known for his programs at Cherry Spring State Park will offer the free program starting at 9pm. Attendees are asked to bring flashlights, lawn chairs, bug spray and water to the field across from the campground trail.

The week begins with the annual used book sale at Barbara Moscato Memorial Library
July 3, 5, 6 and 7.

Weekend in the Wilds 2-day event includes the favorites like the pie and ice cream social Friday at the First Presbyterian Church, and a night swim at the Cameron County High School community pool.

Saturday’s festivities begin at dawn with the Big Foot Hunt, benefiting

 Mountaineer Search &  Rescue.

Downtown you’ll find the artists’ tent, children’s activities including an air rifle shoot, 

and new this year - edible art.

On Saturday a street dance will be sponsored by Mack’s Rhythm & Brews. DJ Eggman will play requests and people can dance on Chestnut Street from Fourth to Third Streets from 3pm-6pm.

Also planned is a duck race utilizing North Broad Street. Ducks may be adopted at the chamber office prior to the 3pm race.

Food vendors will line East Fourth Street and a garage sale benefiting the Cameron County SPCA at the Emporium Volunteer Fire Department extends Saturday vendors to North Broad Street.

Cameron County Chamber of Commerce organizers say there are a few spaces for vendors, but reservations must be made by Friday June 29. “The event continues to grow each year and especially this year with Sizerville State Park bringing a dark skies program to Cameron County and the addition of a street dance,” says Tina Solak, executive director.

William G. "Doc Holliday" Munsell

William G. "Doc Holliday" Munsell, 72, of Guy & Mary Felt Manor, Emporium, PA died at Guy & Mary Felt Manor on Friday evening (June 22, 2018)

He was born June 14, 1946 in St. Marys, PA a son of the late William H. L. and Marguerite Ginther Munsell. Bill graduated from Emporium High School and then from Williamsport area Community College in 1968 as a draftsman. He was a retired draftsman and salesman having worked many years in the powdered metal industry. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Emporium Moose Lodge, Port Allegany Legion, North American Fishing Association, and the Bucktail Rod and Gun Club. He was often referred to as “Doc Holliday“ by his friends. He was an avid fisherman who loved fishing on Lake Ontario, deep-sea fishing and fly fishing on most any stream he could find. He enjoyed NASCAR, country music and attending jamborees. His family and friends were most important to him.

He is survived by son, Randall S. (Mia) Munsell, Finleyville, PA; daughter, Lisa A. (Steven) Housler, Emporium; daughter, Jill M. (Anthony) Catalano, Howard, PA; son, Aaron P. Munsell, Emporium; Nine Grandchildren: Darienn & Cali Housler, Mara Munsell, Sean, Jenna &  Nicholas Catalano, Nathan Munsell, Tylar Botera &  Tory Younkin; one brother, Don (Diane) Munsell, Austin.

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a daughter-in-law, Tammy Munsell and a sister Greta Erickson.

 A Memorial Service will be held at the Barnett Funeral Home, 207 E. Fourth Street, Emporium, PA on Thursday (June 28, 2018) at 5:00 PM with Pastor Emelia Burdick, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, officiating. 

Visitation will be at the Funeral Home one hour prior to the Service.

Burial will be in the Newton Cemetery, Emporium, PA

If desired, Memorials may be made to Cameron County Outdoor Youth Activities, c/o: Donald Bickford, 174 Nickler Rd., Emporium, PA 15834 

 Online Condolences may be placed at www.BarnettFuneralHome.net 

BARNETT FUNERAL HOME, Inc. entrusted with arrangements.

Environmental Education Programs for the Upcoming Weekend @ Sizerville State Park

Environmental Education Programs for the Upcoming Weekend Come join us at Sizerville State Park as we explore the outdoors and the critters that call the park home! The following programs will be offered this weekend:

  Sizerville’s Weekend Programs 6/22/2018 POOLSIDE POWWOW 3PM: What is a pollinator? What do they do? How do they help humans? Take a break from the pool to learn about these critters and what they do for us!

FILM IN THE FOREST: HUMMINGBIRDS: Flutter on down to the Campground Amphitheater to watch a film about these beloved birds! They are the tiniest birds, yet they qualify as some of the toughest and most energic creatures on the planet. They are also an important pollinator! They will surely AMAZE you!

6/23/2018 NATURE CRAFT & STORY: EAGLES 3 PM: Join us at the Environmental Learning Building as we read "Bald Eagles" and learn more about our country’s bird. After the story, we will make a craft that you can take home with you! This program is developed for younger children, but all ages are welcomed!

Pennsylvania’s Bald Eagles 8PM: The bald eagle's history in Pennsylvania is a precarious one. Only 30 years ago, we had a mere three nests left in our entire state. With the help of the Canadian government, several agencies including the Pennsylvania Game Commission brought bald eagle chicks back to their states to reintroduce bald eagles to the Northeast. Today, Pennsylvania boasts more than 250 nests. Come out to the Campground Amphitheater to learn this majestic bird.

6/24/2018 NATURE CRAFT: SMOKEY BEAR 10 AM: Campground kiddos, come out to the campground playground to learn about the life and history of this Iconic Bear. After the story, we will make some bears for you to take home.

ANIMALYMPICS 1PM: Can you hop like a grasshopper? Slither like a snake? Or run like a deer? All animals have unique adaptations that help them to survive in their environment. Join us at for an afternoon of several mini-games to compare your abilities to those of animals and learn about their adaptations! This program will take place in the field just before the campground entrance.

Additional park programs and events can found on the DCNR website by clicking on the

 Calendar of Events.

For more information about programs, please contact the Sizerville State Park Office, 

(814)-486-5605 

Access for people with Disabilities If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks: 888-PA-PARKS(voice) 888-537-7294 (TTY) 717-558-2711 (local or international TTY) 800-654-598(AT&T Relay Service)

John T Howard, III

John T Howard, III, 85, of 8327 Rt. 155, Port Allegany, PA died at his residence on Monday morning (June 18, 2018) following a brief illness.

He was born October 30, 1932 in Washington, D.C. a son of the late John T. and Ellen Foster Howard. On June 30, 1989 in Bryn Mawr, PA he married Janet Litka Howard, who survives. John retired from Philadelphia Electric Company, as a foreman, after over 40 years of employment. He loved the outdoors, especially hunting. John always enjoyed raising animals and as a younger man raised Arabian horses. After moving to McKean County in 1991 he and his wife enjoyed life on the farm. They raised sheep and alpacas on Thorn Apple Farm and truly loved the life they made.

Survived by In addition to his wife Janet he is survived by two sons, John (LuAnn) Howard, Barto, PA; and Mark Howard, Lancaster, PA and a daughter Kathy Howard, Pottstown, PA; brother, Alan (Rhonda) Howard, Philadelphia, PA and a sister, Phyllis (Francis) Burke, Drexel Hill, PA.

 He was preceded in death by his parents. 

There will be No Visitation.

 Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial to be Celebrated at St. Mark Catholic Church, 235 East Fourth Street, Emporium, PA on Thursday at 10:30 AM with Rev. Paul S. Siebert as Celebrant.

Online Condolences may be placed at www.BarnettFuneralHome.net

BARNETT FUNERAL HOME, Inc. entrusted with arrangements.

Rotary News

Rotarian, Phil Jones, introduced guest speakers Bekki Tichner, Elk County Recycling & Solid Waste Coordinator and Dave Stubber from the Elk County Recycling Center located at 850 Washington Road in St. Marys at the June 12th Rotary luncheon meeting.

 Bekki spoke about the history of the recycling center which opened 8 years ago and is 1 of 5 regional facilities in the state. The organization runs with 3 full time employees and 12-15 volunteers ranging from teenagers to 82. They take almost everything for free, but donations are accepted.

 For more information contact them at www.elkcorecyclingcenter.com or call 814-834-4886

2018 Pork and Cork Fundraiser

If you're attending the Pork & Cork on Saturday, be sure to bring extra cash!! 

This year, in addition to needing cash for all the various fundraisers, you will be voting for your favorite beer and wine with dollars instead of chips! At the end of the night, the brewers and winemakers will keep their "votes" as a tip.

Raffle Prize #2 - Two tickets to Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Atlanta Falcons. Sunday, Oct. 7th at 1:00 pm. Heinz Field, Section 532, Row G, Seats 9 & 10. Get your ticket today to our Pork & Cork Event and plan to enter our drawing for this and our other great prizes!

 We'll be announcing each of them through June 16th!

Glasses for the 2018 Pork and Cork Fundraiser are in and ready to be filled. Purchase of a glass will enter you in a drawing for a chance to win $100, $200 or $300.

Tickets for the June 16 event are available from myself or any Sylvan Heritage Council member. Tickets purchased before May 30 will include a Pork and Cork tee shirt.

We thank Seneca Resources for their support in purchasing the glasses.

Raffle Prize #4 - Our famous Basket of Moonshine! This year from the area’s new newest distillery - Chicken Hill Distillery in Kersey! Bring money!
 Support our fundraiser to benefit downtown beautification!!

Not pictured are a wine and lottery ticket basket ~ filled & ready to raffle off!

We are happy to have Darkwater Duo back as our band for the evening!

Cameron County Project – June Meeting

Cameron County Project – June Meeting The Cameron County Project will be holding its June Volunteer Meeting on Monday June 25 from 6 to 7 pm at the Cameron County Recreation Center. We are excited to be discussing the recent Volunteer Training led by representatives Orton Family Foundation and Pennsylvania Humanities Council, Community Heart and Soul designations updates, and get volunteer input on our Work Plan and Community Network Analysis. 

 This meeting is open to anyone interested in promoting pride in our county, engaging with residents about what makes Cameron County such a special place to live, or seeing what we’re up to – Please feel free to attend, we’d love to have you! If you’re unable to attend, but have questions, comments or concerns – please don’t hesitate to contact Jess Herzing at 814-335-0571 or you can email her camcoproud@gmail.com or you can follow the project at www.thecameroncountyproject.com.

Eat Drink Explore the Elk Loop

Eat Drink Explore the Elk Loop is the newest project of the Cameron County Chamber of Commerce hoping to encourage visitors to spend time in the region. The booklet or passport is purchased for $35. It gives the bearer access to 11 food/beverage locations in Cameron and Elk Counties. If the purchaser completes all the visits within one year of purchase, they receive a one of a kind sweat shirt.

The emphasis is on locations that offer wine, spirits, craft beer and cider with food locations. In Cameron County Aroma Café will feature Bearded Brewing products, in the winter Pizza Palace Plus will have mead (honey wine) available and Driftwood Saloon is known for its BBQ. Elk County includes Straub Brewery, Copper Fox Wines, Calla’s Café, Marienstadt House, Gunners, Benezette Wines, Medix Hotel ad Chicken Hill Distillery.

Rotary News

Rotarian, Kim Jones (left), introduced guest speaker, Sharon Price, from Marden Therapy at the Rotary luncheon meeting June 5th. Marden provides quality Medical Rehabilitative Therapy Services for patients in client health care facilities, their homes and outpatient clinics.

Rotary held its annual Multi Phasic Blood Screening June 9th at the Emporium Fire Hall with approximately 160 attending.

Cameron County Community Chest 2018 Fund Drive

Cameron County Community Chest 2018 Fund Drive June Update - $400 Short of Goal

As of June 12th, we have collected $19,632 toward our $20,100 goal. Thanks to all who have contributed. We will keep the 2018 Fund Drive open until September 30, 2018. This month’s featured organization will be the Friends of the Library. The Friends of the Library helps to maintain the many important services of the Barbara Moscato Brown Public Library.

To generate funds, they have an annual Membership Drive in the spring; Used Book Sale during the summer; and the ‘Donate and Say Merry Christmas’ project in November and December.

The funds generated help the library to: 

 Continue free services such as the public computer stations offering free internet service

  Provide the latest materials for reading, listening, and viewing 

 Present public programs in conjunction with the Cameron County Arts

  Support the Emporium Garden Club which decorates the library throughout the year and also maintains the exterior plantings

 Add needed shelving and other furnishings

 Maintain the library building including exterior, interior, and the multi-purpose room which is used by many community organizations.

  Provide children’s programs, including Story Hour and Summer Reading Program

  Lego Club for kids

  A new offering at the library is the availability of ebooks. For more information, stop at the circulation desk.

The Used Book Sale is held in conjunction with “Arts Fest in the Wilds”. This year the project will begin with set up on July 2nd, and the sale to run from Tuesday July 3 rd through Saturday, July 7th during library hours. 

The Friends of the Library, annual Membership Drive has begun and is on going. If you would like to find out more about the Friends of the Library, join the group or to make a donation, stop in at the Barbara Moscato Brown Public Library or contact Nancy Zoschg. No donation/memorial is too small. Please send your tax-deductible contribution to: Cameron County Community Chest, PO Box 134, Emporium, PA. 15834, Attn: Judd Schager or go to our Face Book page where there is a PayPal button. Help support the Recreation Board, Community Nurses, Red Cross, Friends of the Library, the Package Team, the Garden Club, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Sylvan Heritage, 4H, SPCA and special community requests.

Sizerville State Park Programs June 11-17