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Our 25th Year of Providing Good News and Community Information

April, 2018

Vol. 26 • No. 3

©2018

This issue of the Town Flyer marks our 25th anniversary. We arevery aware that the success of the Town Flyer is directly related tothe support that we receive from our advertisers, the organizations,the businesses, the success of our residents, and mostly from ourloyal readers. Without you, we would never have reached this sig-nificant milestone and we are truly grateful to each and every one ofyou.

The Town Flyer has grown from the first issue published in April1993 with six pages, 19 advertisers, and 1,000 copies. Advertisersin the first issue included Biehl Printing, Dorothy J. Miller BonovitzIncome Tax Practioner, Cousley’s Autobody, Deer Lakes Floral,Ellena Funeral Home, Fox’s Pizza Den, Laurel Savings, MillersService, “C” Mittica’s Salon, Palmer Drug, R & A Auto Parts,Russellton Shop ‘n Save, Sherri’s Country Garden, Siciliano’s

Pizzeria and Groceria, Siwicki-Yanicko Funeral Home, Starr RoadMushroom Market, Suburban True Value Hardware, Trocki Serviceand Yute’s Ideal Cleaning, Inc.

Color was introduced to the Town Flyer in the July 2007 issue.With addition of the Town Flyer web site, www.townflyer.com, anda Facebook page, www.facebook.com/TownFlyer has provided ouradvertisers and contributors the opportunity to have their informa-tion available 24/7 and has been visited by over 850,000 viewers.

During the past 25 years, we have enjoyed incredible growth andhave always placed a strong emphasis on improving customer careand satisfaction which plays an integral part in our continued suc-cess.

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Thank you . . . We couldn’t have done it without you!

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1st Color Issue, 2007

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SMA DEER LAKES MEDICAL

Physicians staffing Deer Lakes Medical are from left toright: Timothy H. Martin, M.D., Stephanie May, PA-C,

Megan Davis, PA-C, Mary A . Walker, M.D., Wendy H. Palastro, M.D., and Michael E. Chismer, M.D.

SMA Deer Lakes is a Family PracticeOffice that was established in 1977.

We are a state-of-the-art practice using anElectronic Medical Records system.

Our Physicians are Board Certified in Family Medicine.

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All offices are open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM,Monday thru Friday, and evening hours are offeredat each location.

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Deer Lakes School District Announces2018 Distinguished Alumni Honorees

Deer Lakes School District takes great pleasure in announcingthat five former Deer Lakes, West Deer and East Deer/Frazer grad-uates have been selected to receive the seventh annual Deer LakesSchool District 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award.

The purpose of the Distinguished Alumni Award is to identify,recognize, celebrate, and honor those alumni who have distin-guished themselves in academics, the arts, public service, profes-sional contributions, or athletics at the collegiate or professionallevel and who, in so doing, have contributed to the pride and pres-tige of the Deer Lakes School District.

This year’s honorees include:Dr. Bruce Kelly East Deer – Frazer High School

Class of 1969Mr. Dennis Martinez Deer Lakes High School

Class of 1970Mr. Leo Mierzejek West Deer High School

Class of 1947Dr. Robert F. Pacek East Deer High School

Class of 1953Mr. Vincent Taliani West Deer High School

Class of 1947A panel of eight judges, comprising administrators, individuals

from the community at-large, former inductees, school board mem-bers, and high school student representatives selected five honoreesfrom nineteen nominations. The honorees were selected on the basisof outstanding contributions made in their chosen professions.

They will be recognized at the 2018 Distinguished AlumniDinner and Induction Ceremony on Saturday, May 12. Dinnerbegins at 5:00 p.m. followed by the induction ceremony at 6:00 p.m.at Deer Lakes High School, 163 East Union Road, (West DeerTownship) Cheswick, PA 15024.

The Distinguished Alumni event is open to the public. Ticketsare $25 per person and include dinner and the induction ceremony.Deadline for reservations is Tuesday, May 1, 2018. For more infor-mation about the dinner and how to purchase tickets, or for informa-tion on previous inductees, please visit: www.deerlakes.net or con-tact the communications office by email: [email protected] by phone: 724-265-5300 Ext. 2131.

WD Alumni Scholarship LuncheonThe Dan Angeloni West Deer Alumni Scholarship Luncheon

will be meeting on April 26, 2018. Lunch is served at 12:30 in theAmerican Legion, Post 593, Superior.

The cost of the luncheon and entertainment is $15. Luncheonreservations are required by calling Lucille Braun at 724-265-2838or email at [email protected] before April 19.

Taxes Mailed in West DeerDorothy Bonovitz, West Deer Township’s tax collector, has

mailed the 2018 West Deer Township tax bills on March 15, 2018.If you have not received your bill call Dorothy at 724-265-4250.

TutoringTransfiguration’s Tutoring Program is doing very well and is in

need of more tutors. All subject matter and all ages from 1-12thgrade is welcomed. Any currently teaching or retired teacher, para-professional, student teacher, or someone who feels confident work-ing with children and is willing to volunteer one or two hours aweek, please call 724-265-3284 or email [email protected]. Youcan make a difference.


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West Deer VFC #3, Station 290Celebrates 55 Years of Service

West Deer Township Volunteer Fire Company Number Three has along history of serving the community.

Thanks to our 24 founding members: Robert J. Ashcraft, John P.Bahorich, John E. Butler, Sam Caro, Frank L. Cooper, ThomasGieraltowski, Richard E. Heck, Howard Keener, Arthur Kirschner,Frank L. Ladesic, William McDermott, Paul R. McHugh, WilliamE. Moody, Charles Poplawski, Samuel Stevens, William Ratkus,Elmer Sauers, William J. Smith, Robert D. Stalker, John E.Sweeney, Thomas J. Sweeney, Thomas Szymanski, LouisTuminello and W. Lee Worstell; our company became incorporat-ed as a non-profit corporation on March 5, 1963.

Our modest beginnings started with a plot of land donated byVernon G. Frey, upon which we hand-built our first fire station withthe sweat of volunteers and donated materials. The original fire sta-tion comprised a single garage and dirt floor.

Over the past 55 years, our company and our station has grownto what it is today. Thank you to all of our volunteers, past and pres-ent, as well as our community for your continued support!

Incorporated as a non-profit corporation on March 5, 1963, theWest Deer Township Volunteer Fire Company Number Three has along

West Deer TownshipCommunity Spring Clean-Up Day

The Board of Supervisors of West Deer Township is pleased toannounce the 2018 West Deer Community Spring Clean-Up Day!

This event has been set up to collect trash and debris around theTownship as a community. Similar to the "Adopt a Highway" and"Adopt a Stream" programs, the goal of this event is to increase theaesthetic quality of West Deer Township.

We will meet at the Municipal Building (109 East Union Road,Cheswick, PA 15024), and the event will be held on Saturday, April21st. Please arrive at 9:00am for a 10:00am start. The rain date willbe Saturday, April 28th.

Please email us at [email protected] or phone us at724.265.3680 to register so we know how many volunteers toexpect and how many reflective vests and refreshments to provide.

If you wish to participate, but are not able to attend, please feelfree to phone us to arrange alternative dates for you or your groupany time throughout the year.


William D. Yanicko, CPA Kimberly D. Yanicko-Seckar, MST

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Russellton, PA 15076

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SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY

Appointments available in your home/office or drop off your returns.

Tax Preparation and Accounting Services

In Conjunction withRussell E. Montgomery and

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2017 TAX APPOINTMENTS NOW BEING ACCEPTED

Petruska Among Eight InducteesDeer Lakes High

School graduate DanaElder Petruska will be oneof eight inductees at thisyear's Alle-Kiski ValleySports Hall of Fame ban-quet.

The event will be May19 at the New KensingtonQuality Inn.

Petruska played forDeer Lakes in the earlydays of girls high schoolbasketball before headingto Pitt. She currentlycoaches the Mars HighSchool girls basketballteam has advanced to thestate semifinals.

Petruska's coachingcareer has spanned 30years and has includedstops at Deer Lakes and Butler. Her teams have made the WPIALplayoffs 20 times. Petruska has collected nearly 440 coaching vic-tories and she is a long-time teacher in the Mars Area SchoolDistrict.

Other inductees will be Gus Frerotte (Ford City and NFL foot-ball), Chad Hanna (Ken High and Valley athletics); Chip Young(Freeport and William & Mary football), Lewis Lawhorn (KiskiArea and Temple athletics), Patrick McHenry (Arnold, Valley andWake Forest athletics) and two posthumous inductees, Dr. RudyMattioli (Har-Brack and Pitt football) and John Briscoe (Oakmontand Arizona football).

Tickets are $30 and can be obtained by contacting Skip Beal at724-337-6282) or Steve Meanor at 724-224-6767.

West Deer VFD #2, Station 289 Hosts Open House

West Deer VFD #2, Station 289 will host an Open House onSunday, May 20, 2018 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. The communityis invited to tour their newly renovated building.

Bring the entire family down to see the fire trucks, meet the fire-fighters, grab a bite to eat and learn about the fire service in yourtownship.

While you’re there, why not fill out an application and come bea part of our family! We would love to have you! Hope to see youthere!


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DL Student Artwork Displayed at StandardCeramics Suburban High School Exhibit

The artwork of Deer Lakes students Emily Mischen, HaleyKlingensmith-Pierce, Heather White, Amanda Bialis, TrishaEdwards, Mercedes Guido has been chosen to be displayed in theStandard Ceramics Suburban High School Exhibit.

The student recep-tion and award cere-mony will be held onThursday April 12from 5-7 p.m. atCeramic Supply ofPittsburgh, 1 WalnutPlace, Carnegie PA15106.

Last weekend,White (Skull Tea Pot)and Michen (Trackand Field) had theirwork displayed in theCafe Delhi andKarma Banquet andEvent Center, also inCarnegie, as part ofthe WesternP e n n s y l v a n i aRegional K-12Ceramic Exhibition.Deer Lakes students Katelyn Beacom, (Snake Jar), Casey Buechel(Mug Series), and Hannah Irvine (Textured Cup Set) were also rec-ognized.


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Deer Lakes School DistrictKindergarten Registration

If your child will be 5 years old by September 1, 2018, it is timeto plan for Kindergarten in the 2018-2019 school year.

Deer Lakes School District uses an online student registrationprogram which allows parents/guardians to input student informa-tion right from the comfort of their own home, office, public library,or any other web-hosted locations. New students of all ages mustreside with the school district’s geographic boundaries at the time ofregistration.

Log on to the District’s website at www.deerlakes.net. Go underSchools - Curtisville – Online Registration.

Students who are new to Deer Lakes School District use the NewStudent Online Registration process. If you already have children inour schools you are already in our student information system.Therefore after you log into Family Access, please select “NewStudent Online Enrollment.”

While completing the student registration, you will be asked toupload attachments of the Birth Certificate, Proof of Immunization,Proof of Residence, and Photo ID. For you convenience, it may behelpful if you have the required documents.

Kindergarten Orientation and ScreeningOrentation/Screening to May 14 - May 16. In the middle of April, you will receive a postcard with our date

and time for you and your child to join us for orientation and screen-ing. The screening will provide us with data regarding your child’sreadiness for kindergarten

Curtisville Primary Center is located at 1715 Saxonburg Blvd.,Tarentum, PA 15084.

Phone: 724-265-5340

Save These Dates

Hard to Recycle Collection EventsSaturday, May 5, 2018. Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Household

Chemical Collection Event. Paint Products, AutomotiveFluids, etc. North Park Swimming Pool Parking Lot.

Saturday, May 12, 2018. Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Hard ToRecycle Collection Event. Electronics & Televisions.Pittsburgh Mills Parking Lot. Televisions will be accepted.FEES:• Computer monitor ...................................................$20• Television ................................................................$30• Projection or console tv...........................................$40

For more info: www.prc.org or 412-488-7452. Fees to be deter-mined.

DLHS 2018 Spring Jazz Dinner Wednesday, May 16, 2018. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Music and

dinner begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Deer Lakes High School Cafeteria.The DLHS Jazz Ensemble will play a selection of jazz favorites dur-ing dinner while members of the Deer Lakes Band Programs servedinner, which will consist of spaghetti, salad, beverages and dessert.Tickets $12.00 per person, $20.00 for two, Senior Citizens andStudents - $10, children under 6 - free. Seating is limited and reser-vations are recommended. Reservations will be accepted nowthrough May 10 by email to [email protected] or call-ing 724-265-5300 x2707 with the number and type of ticketsdesired. Any remaining tickets will be available on a first comebasis at the door.


The Center is open for lunch on Tuesday, Wednesday and

Thursday from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Pre-registration is

required, please call 412-621-3342 or 724-443-8220 one

day in advance to order a lunch. Lunch is served at 11:30a.m. Suggested donation for those 60 years of age and older is$1.00. Payments for those 50 to 59 years of age is $3.50. Allseniors from West Deer Twp. and the surrounding communi-ties are invited to come and visit the center. Center staff willbe present to register seniors for services including transporta-tion.

• Silver Sneakers on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at10:00 by a certified instructor.

• Jiving with John every Wednesday at 9:45.• Bingo every afternoon after lunch.You are invited to visit our exercise room and use our

equipment to stay fit.The Catholic Youth Association (CYA COMMUNITY

CENTERS) operates the center. CYA has thirty-seven yearsexperience operating senior centers and currently operatesthree other centers in Pittsburgh. The Center is being fundedthrough the generosity of the Allegheny County Area Agencyon Aging and West Deer Township.

Poker players wanted — Every Friday at 7:00, and cardplayers for 500 twice a month. Call Bob and Bertha for moreinformation. 724-553-6668.

April MenuTuesday, April 3 - Tuna salad, potato salad, cucumbers, rye

bread, and a gala apple.

Wednesday, April 4 - Porcupine meatballs, noodles, greenbeans, wheat bread, and an orange.

Thursday, April 5 - Chicken breast, yams, broccoli, grainbread, and fruit cocktail.

Tuesday, April 10 - BBQ beef, whipped potatoes, carrot coins,wheat bread, and fruit cocktail.

Wednesday, April 11 - Pork lion, lemon potatoes, broccoli, ryebread, and apple sauce.

Thursday, April 12 - Springs with beef meatballs, tossed salad,Italian bread, and an orange.

Tuesday, April 17 - Swiss steak, barley, broccoli and cauli-flower, Italian bread, and peach and pear cuts.

Wednesday, April 18 - BIRTHDAY - Cabbage roll, groundbeef, whipped potatoes, carrot coins, and fudge brownies.

Thursday, April 19 - Chicken breast, potatoes, spinach salad,grain bread, and an apple.

Tuesday, April 24 - Pork, whipped potatoes, sliced beets,wheat bread, and an orange.

Wednesday, April 25 - Italian meatballs ground beef, ziti,green beans, Italian bread, and a Gala apple.

Thursday, April 26 - Cod, mac and cheese, stewed tomatoes,rye bread, and a banana.

Oldest Members Celebrate Birthdays

The Owl’s Club in Russellton celebrates monthly birthdays for theirmembers. This past March two of its oldest members were honored.Pictured here cutting their cake are Charlie Tahon, 86 and DennySwigart, 83.

Annual Family Fishing DaySunday – June 3, 2018 — 10 AM-2 PM

The West Deer Parks & Recreation Board along with thePennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission are sponsoring their annu-al Family Fishing Day, Sunday, June 3rd – 10 AM-2 PM. Childrenlearn the basic fishing skills such as baiting a hook, casting, remov-ing their catch and much more.

Everything is provided, poles, reels and bait, no license isrequired. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Children 5 years old to 12 years old are invited. A light lunch isprovided and prizes are awarded. Pre-registration is required bycalling 724-265-1100, extension 302.

Seniors for Safe Driving Class Now Forming

Mature driver improvement course. Helping drivers understandhow aging affects driving abilities and providing insight about driv-ing on today’s roadways.

• PennDOT Approved• Desgned for drivers 55 and older• Minimum 5% discount on your auto insurance for 3 years (as

mandated by PA State Law)• Refresher course conducted in one 4-Hour session• Standard course conducted in two 3-1/2-Hour sessions

Upcoming class:April 5, 2018 — 9:00 a.m. till 1:00 p.m. — Knights of Columbus

Hall, Little Deer Creek Valley Road, Russellton, PA 15076May 16, 2018 — 9:00 a.m. till 1:00 p.m. — Rebecca Rewsidence,

Allison Park, PA 15101To Register for a class call: 1-800-559-4880 or 724-282-0245.To Register online, visit: www.seniorsforsafedriving.com.


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Deer Lakes Students Advance InSkillsUSA Regional Competition

Deer Lakes students Rebecca Drum (Senior, EmploymentApplication Process) and Diana Navarette (Junior, Job Interview)each recently represented the AW Beattie Career Center in theDistrict 8 SkillsUSA competition at Beattie and the CCAC NorthCampus with each placing first in their respective areas.

As first place finishers, the Deer Lakes students will joinBreanna Grondwalski (Senior, Pin Design) at the statewide compe-tition April 18-20 in Hershey.


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Thank YouContinued from page 1

A very special thank you to Mr. William Yanicko of the Swicki-Yanicko Funeral Home who has never missed advertising in anissue of the Town Flyer and to the late Mr. Dan Angeloni who hasbeen instrumental in helping us keep the heritage of our area alivefor all of our readers. Thank you to Mr. Rick DeMoss for makingsure the Town Flyer is delivered each month.

As we begin our 26th year of publication, we look forward tobringing you the good news of our community and to another yearin which to serve you better.

Thank you again, from our family to yours,MAKUTA AND ASSOCIATES

Publishers of the Town FlyerDan and Kathy MakutaBrian, Julie, Felicity and Cecilia MakutaSean and Pamela (Makuta) Cortopassi

CongratulationsTOWN FLYER FOR 25 YEARS!

We appreciate your service to the residents of West Deer and

surroundingcommunities.

Best of Luck,

WEST DEER TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS


Mark your Calendar

April Bingo SpecialEvery Saturday in April — $1,000 MUST GO JACKPOT.

Doors open at 5:00 p.m., Early Birds start at 7:15 p.m. Packagesstart at $20.00, Food and refreshments available. West Deer No. 3Volunteer Fire Company, 4372 Gibsonia Road, Gibsonia, PA15044 For more info: 724-443-3351 or www.westdeervfc3.com.

Food Bank Collection at Dorseyville Alliance Church

Now through April 15, Dorseyville Alliance Church will collectnonperishable food items for both Indiana Twp. and West DeerFood Banks. Requested are paper towels, cereal, creamed soups,mustard and ketchup. Call 412-767-4600 for drop-off times at thechurch, 3703 Saxonburg Blvd. Indiana Township.

Sunday School Every Sunday. Time: 9:00 a.m. Sunday School begins at 9 a.m.,

coffee and fellowship at 10 a.m., and worship at 10:30 a.m. Visitdorseyvillealliance.org or Dorseyville Alliance on Facebook or call412-767-4600

Cabin Fever Over 21 DanceSaturday, April 7, 2018. Time: 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. American

Legion, 57 Superior Road, Tarentum, PA 15084. Cost: $15 single,$25 couple. Please bring your dancing shoes and come out to sup-port the DL band programs at our 4th Annual Cabin Fever Over 21Dance! We will supply beer, sodas, and munchies. There will alsobe raffles, 50/50 and you can BYOB! Reserve your tickets by email-ing Shannon Kasprzyk ([email protected])or from any bandmember. Tickets will be available at the door. Doors open at 6:00pm, DJ plays from 6:30 to10:30 pm. Proceeds go to support the gen-eral fund of the DL Band Boosters.

Hoagie SaleApril 8-25. Sponsored by St. Victor Young & Restless (Senior

Group). Italian and Turkey hoagies, by John Marshall Catering, willbe available at $7.00 each. Prepaid orders only may be sent toJoanne Jeckavitch, 3156 Cheltenham Court, Gibsonia, PA 15044.Questions 724-449-6193. You may pick up your hoagies at St.Victor Activity Building on Friday, May 4, between 2:00-7:00 pm.Thank you for your cooperation.

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Spaghetti DinnerWednesday, April 11, 2018. Time: 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Another

spaghetti dinner in the East Union Community Center 292 EastUnion Road Cheswick, PA 15024. Come and enjoy a SpaghettiDinner with five different sauces, salad bar, rolls and dessert. Visitwith friends and neighbors as you enjoy a night out. All are wel-come. Donations appreciated.

Spring Preview PartySaturday, April 14, 2018. Michael Bros Nursery. Enjoy a day of

classes, workshops, live music and food. Learn more atwww.michaelbrosnursery.com. Located at 47 Michael Road,Cheswick, PA 15024.

Rabies Clinic Saturday April 14, 2018. Time: 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

Summit Hose Company in Tarentum is hosting this rabies clinic atthe fire hall sub-station, 330 West 7th Avenue. Cost is $10.00 pershot. For information call 724-224-2555.

Annual Rabies Clinic - West Deer VFC # 3Saturday April 21st. Time: 12pm to 3pm. Hosted by West Deer

VFC # 3. The cost of the shot is $10.00 and will be administered bya registered vet. Please bring paperwork from previous vaccinationwith you, not tags.Toe nail clipping is also available for $8.00. WestDeer VFC # 3, 4372 Gibsonia Road, Gibsonia, PA 15044 For moreinfo: 724-443-3351 or http://www.westdeervfc3.com/

Free BreakfastSaturday, April 28, 2018. Time: 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

Bairdford UMC, 307 Bairdford Road, Bairdford, PA. Come, bringa friend(s), and enjoy all the pancakes and sausage you can eat.Enjoy our good food and good conversation. Sponsored byBairdford UMC Coffee and Conversation group.

Junque SaleSaturday April 28, 2018. Time: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Bakerstown United Methodist Church, 5760 William FlynnHighway, Gibsonia, PA 15044. Bring your friends, and neighbors.We have everything you need! Flea Market, Grab & Go Breakfast.Proceeds benefit BUMC mission projects. Call 724-443-3184 formore information.

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Bronze and Granite MarkersStones Cleaned and Reset

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Deer Lakes Nursery School. . . a gentle beginning

Now Registering for September Preschool classesfor 3, 4 and early 5 year old children

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Golf OutingFriday, May 4, 2018. Shot gun start time: 9:00 a.m. West Deer

Township Police Department Annual Golf Outing to benefit thePolice K-9 Unit and the North Hills Law Enforcement ExplorerPost. $85.00 per golfer, 4 man scramble at Pittsburgh North GolfClub. Information at 724-265-1100 Ext. 310

Household Chemicals — Hard to RecycleCollection Events

Saturday, May 5, 2018. Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. — HouseholdChemical Collection. Paint Products, Automotive Fluids, etc. NorthPark Swimming Pool Parking Lot. For more info: www.prc.org or412-488-7452. Fees to be determined.

Electronics and Televisions —Hard to RecycleCollection Events

Saturday, May 12, 2018. Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Electronics &Televisions. Pittsburgh Mills Parking Lot. For more info:www.prc.org or 412-488-7452. Fees to be determined.

Open House/ New BuildingRenovation/Dedication

Sunday, May 20, 2018. Time: 12 Noon. Till 4:00 p.m. West DeerVolunteer Fire Department #2. Bring the entire family down andtour our newly renovated building. See the fire trucks and grab abite to eat. While your there, why not fill out an application andbecome a part of our family! We would love to have you! Hope tosee you there! West Deer VFD #2 2163 Saxonburg Blvd. Cheswick,

Time Machine Vacation Bible SchoolMonday, June 18 - Thursday, June 21, 2018. Time: 5:45-8:30

p.m. Journey Through Time & Discover God’s Everlasting Love!At East Union Church’s TIME MACHINE VBS. East UnionPresbyterian Church, 292 East Union Road, Cheswick, PA 15024.

West Deer Township Community DaysFriday, August 3 and Saturday, August 4, 2018. Save the date

and mark your calendar now for West Deer’s Annual CommunityDays. Evening parade on August 3 and games and activities onAugust 4th. Watch for more information in the Town Flyer and onsocial media.

Help WantedFull service landscaper seeks full or part-timehelp (flexible schedule available). Experiencedhelpful. Excellent pay. Must be able to perform

manual labor tasks.

Phone 412-670-1486.


Raw Local Honey — Seasonally while supply lasts.$8.00 per pound.

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For more information contact:Kim Marchione at 412–477-2229 or leave a message at 724-265-9959.

ShowersChristenings

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The American Legion Post 593 is now available for rental tothe general public.

GraduationsReunions

The air conditioned hall seats up to 200 guestsand has a complete kitchen available for rent aswell. Non-smoking facility with plenty of parking.

The West Deer-William Fish American Legion Post 593 is located at 57 Superior Road, Curtisville, PA 15032.Facebook and wi-fi friendly.

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The Springdale Free Public Library will present the followingprograms during the month of April.

Spring Tea and AuthorsWednesday, April 11, 2018. Time: Tea at 1:00 p.m Author Talks

at 2:00 p.m.“Spring Tease” this annual event is always well attended. Light

refreshments will be served at 1:00 p.m. and the authors will begindiscussing their books at 2:00 p.m. The following authors will bepresent: Madhuy Bazaz Wangu; Dana Faletti, Ellen Roth, KathleenShoop, J.D. Wylde. Following the “authors’ time” they will havetheir books available to purchase and autographed. Make yourrequired reservation early, we only have room for 30 guests.$5.00/person.

CONTACT: Bonnie 724-274-9729

Wonders of Wildlife, Geraldine Yanni Science Program

Saturday, April 14, 2018. Time: 2:00 to 2:45 p.m.Springdale Free Public Library Presents: “Wonders of

Wildlife!” with the Pittsburgh Zoo. This free program is for childrenK-6th grades. The Library, as part of The Geraldine Yanni ScienceProgram, will host the Pittsburgh Zoo. We will discover fur, feath-ers, and scales in this introduction to some of the world’s most fas-cinating animals. Using live animals from the Zoo, we will explorethe physical characteristics of each animal while learning how theyare uniquely adapted to their environments. Please register by call-ing the library at 724-274-9729.

CONTACT: Heidi 724-274-9729 A host of other programs and events, too many to list here, are

offered at the Library for children, teens, and adults. Log onto ourwebsite at:

http://www.springdalepubliclibrary.org and select events from the menu. You will find a complete list-

ing of all programs and events scheduled for the coming month.

The library is located at 331 School Street, Springdale, PA15144. For more details and to please check our Facebook page atwww.facebook.com/Spr ingdale-Free-Publ ic -Library-162178253818/. Call 724-274-9729. ALL PROGRAMSREQUIRE REGISTRATIONS.

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Six Steps to Sanity Group MeetingsDo you have a family member whose choices are breaking your

heart? Do you live with chaos brought on by poor choices your adultchild or family member is making. If so you are not alone.This is anepidemic with catastrophic consequences. If you or someone youknow is dealing with a difficult relationship help is on the way. Thesix steps to Sanity Support Group brings healing to those with fam-ily members struggling with addictions. Come and listen to testi-monies of true healing in our families.

The group meets Thursday nights from 7 to 8:30 at the AllisonPark Church, 908 Little Deer Creek Valley Road ,Russellton, PA15076.


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East Union HappeningsEast Union Church is a vibrant, multifaceted community of

faith. We have a heart for our neighbors and passion for God.Outreach, activities, workshops, studies, events—planned for fami-lies just like yours— take place here nearly every day and night ofthe year.

Popcorn & Movie Family Night will be held on Friday, April6th at 7pm in the East Union Community Center. This event isFREE to the community. Bring your friends, a blanket and pillowand enjoy popcorn and the movie.

Wednesday, April 11th from 4-7pm is another spaghetti din-ner. Five great sauces, including Alfredo, salad bar, rolls anddessert. All are welcome. Visit with friends and neighbors as youenjoy a great evening out to dinner. Donations appreciated.

Come to our annual Spring Craft Fair and Gift Basket RaffleSaturday, May 5th . Coming September 29 is our Fall Craft Fair.If interested in reserving a table for either event, please contactMary Lynn at 412-767-5750. Tables go quickly so you can reservea table for both craft fairs at the same time.

East Union Vacation Bible School will be June 18-21 from5:45 -8:30pm. Mark your calendar and watch for the registrationforms. Our theme will be “Time Machine”. Time Travel Through70 years of Vacation Bible School at East Union Church.

Each Sunday the Faithful Followers Worship Service is held inour handicap accessible Community Center at 11:00am. The localspecial needs community and their caregivers attend this speciallydesigned Worship Service. No special training or experience isneeded to help out, just a special place in your heart for those withspecial needs. If interested please contact the church office.

Youth Group meets every Sunday evening from 5-7pm. Join thisfun, active group and bring a friend. Contact the church for moreinformation or check out the website.

Worship Services8:30am Contemporary Service in the EUCC9:30am Sunday School for all ages11:00am Traditional Service in the Sanctuary11:00am Faithful Followers (Special Needs Service)724-265-1381www.EastUnionChurch.org

Planning for your Future at Any AgeYou are cordially invited to "Planning For Your Future At Any

Age" held at East Union Church (Community Center) on Saturday,April 28, 2018, 1pm. This free event is open to everyone in ourcommunity.

Financial security is a major goal for most of us. We try to dowhat's right for those we care about, but the wrong financial deci-sion can often undermine the best of our intentions. Whether you areconcerned for your own financial needs or those of your family oryour business, this free seminar can help you identify your needsand provide complementary solutions.

We are grateful to host speakers, Beth S. Hackney, Attorney atLaw, and Chris Pfanstiel, Wealth Management Adviser. They willcover simple financial planning and estate planning.

Snacks and refreshments will be provided. No RSVP required,but appreciated (724.265.1381). We are pleased to offer this eventas a community service.


Christopher James Pfanstiel cordially invites you to

Planning For YourFuture At Any Age

Speakers:Beth S. Hackney, Attorney at Law

Chris Pfanstiel, Wealth Management Adviser

We will cover simple financial planning and estate planning

Date: Saturday, April 28, 20181:00 PM

Location: East Union PresbyterianChurchin the Community Center292 E. Union Rd.Cheswick, PA 15024

RSVP: For more information on theevent, call East UnionPresbyterian Church at (724) 265-1381

THIS EVENT IS FREE ANDOPEN TO THE COMMUNITY

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Deer Lakes Students Named toTechnical Honor Society

The following Deer Lakes High School students have beennamed a 2018 National Technical Honor Society nominee at AWBeattie Career Center and were inducted into the prestigious orderduring a dinner and ceremony on March 20.

Riece Bayne, ERT; Vincent Donatelli, Carpentry; Dennis Drum,Carpentry; Patrick Hansen, ERT; Madeline Heiferman, Ad Design;Diana Navarrette, Ad Design; Robert Pater, Advanced ComputerProgramming; Fallon Persinger, Ad Design; Christopher Rudy,Carpentry; Cassandra Stapinsky, Ad Design; and Elizabeth Zellhart,ERT.

Deer Lakes has more NTHS nominees than any other schoolwhose students attend Beattie.


Makuta and Associates, publishers of The Town Flyer, uses due care and attention inchecking advertising copy for accuracy, but no warranty is implied or given by thepublishers. The publishers are not responsible for typographical errors, mistakes,content, omissions, or misprints and are not liable for any damages resulting fromuse of this information provided in paid or unpaid material. We reserve the right torefuse any ad or content of any ad or material furnished.Notice: The Town Flyer willbe happy to provide your organization with free publicity provided your venue oryour organization is currently a paid up advertiser in good standing with the TownFlyer. If your venue or your organization is NOT a current advertiser, your organi-zation will be invoiced a $30.00 charge for each month that this item is to appear inour publications (up to 2 column inches). This includes the monthly printed edition,facebook edition, and web editions where over 28,000 people view our printed edi-tion and electronic pages monthly.

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Do you have Type 2 Diabetes?

Now what?Diet! • Exercise! • Medication(s)!

Diabetic Education… Putting it all Together!Diabetic Discussion Group

Leader: Rev. James Holland, RN, CNS (Licensed Clinical NurseSpecialist)

Topics:Introduction to Diabetes ..........................................April 19, 2018Healthy Eating .........................................................April 26, 2018Being Active................................................................May 3, 2018Taking Medication....................................................May 17, 2018Monitoring; Problem Solving...................................May 24, 2018Healthy Coping ....................................................... May 31, 2018Reducing Risks ...........................................................June 7, 2018Note:....................No Class (May 10, 2018) Ascension Thursday

The program is being held on Thursdays from 6:00 pm – 7:00pm in the Church meeting room, 100 McKrell Road, Russellton, PA15076 — 724-265-1030

Cost: $5 each session, (suggested donation to TransfigurationParish). MUST PRE-REGISTER through Transfiguration office at724-265-1030. Class size is limited to 20.

These classes do not replace treatment by your health careprovider


Saint Joseph Students Place at thePittsburgh Regional Competition

The following students placed at the Pittsburgh Regional compe-tition for National History Day on Sunday, March 11 at HeinzHistory Center. Out of 51 of our students who participated, 21 goon to state competition.

GROUP EXHIBIT1st PlaceJoe Godinez, Victoria Peel, Jesse Walter, Maddie Willard2nd PlaceMatthew Arvay, Daniel Fabregas, Evan Kuczynski3rd PlaceJoshua Maltese, Luke Zagurskie, Kenny Zhang, Elias

Swierczewski, Nicholas Brackett

INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT2nd PlaceShelby Gogal3rd PlaceBeatrix Stickney

GROUP DOCUMENTARY3rd PlaceElena Angelo, Jules Ciniello, Benjamin Zock

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE2nd PlaceEthan Schroeder

GROUP PERFORMANCE1st PlaceJulia AmmonVeronica GuerriniSarah Preston

Spring MusicalThe Saint Joseph High School spring musical, “Children of

Eden”, will be performed on the following dates and times at thePenn State New Kensington Forum Theatre: April 12 - 14 at 7pm,and April 14-15 at 2pm. All tickets are $10 each. Purchase yourtickets now by submitting an order form (seewww.SaintJosephHS.com). To reserve your tickets and pay at willcall email [email protected]. Tickets may be availableto purchase at the theater the night of the performance. SJHS recom-mends purchasing/reserving ahead of time.

West Deer Alumni Scholarship DriveThe West Deer Alumni Association is conducting its annual

drive to help provide $500 scholarships to the Class of 2018 DeerLakes High School seniors. The Scholarship Fund was startedmany years ago by Dan Angeloni and has helped many deservingand qualified seniors with scholarships. Please mail your contribu-tion in memory of Dan to The West Deer Alumni Scholarship Fund,122 Canter Lane, Gibsonia, Pa 15044.


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Melissa Orr New Manager of FirstCommonwealth at Deer Lakes Branch

Melissa Orr is now theManager of the FirstCommonwealth Bank inDeer Lakes. She has beenwith the bank for 11 years,where she started at theNatrona Heights office, andmost recently worked in theTraining Department. Shegrew up in Five Points(Indiana County) on a pigfarm. She lives close bynow, in Fawn Township,with her husband Nick, theirdaughter Sydney (who willbe 2 in July), and their 2dogs, Daisy and Iris. Herfavorite part of her new rolewith the bank is getting toknow the Deer Lakes com-munity members and busi-nesses in the area.

Melissa is available forall of your banking needs, including checking, savings, CDs, andloans. She really enjoys doing home equity loans for folks that arelooking to refinance their mortgage, do home improvements, oreven consolidate debt. She is also able to help with commercialloans, whether a line of credit, equipment loan, or commercial realestate loan. In addition, she has specialized partners that can assistwith other needs, such as retirement planning, employee benefits,commercial insurance, and merchant services. FirstCommonwealth’s mission is “to improve the financial lives of ourneighbors and their businesses”. Melissa and her team can buildyour financial confidence by helping you manage, save, borrow andprotect your money.

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Commonwealth Bank in DeerLakes.


Several area cemeteries have been misrepre-senting certain legal requirements concerningburial and cremations. They have also misrepre-sented their prices but more disturbingly, OURprices. We strongly suggest that before you signany contract with any private or religious ceme-tery, that you contact your family funeral directorto determine if you have been told the TRUTH.Any reputable cemetery will welcome thisinquiry.

Do not be misled, we are an independent funeral home and do not allow nor condone anycemetery or group to use our name in their salespresentations.

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LOOKING FOR VENDORSComing in 2018

PITTSBURGH SHRINE CENTER1877 Shriners Way • Cheswick, PA 15024

Off Route 28 at Exit 12

May 27, June 24, July 29, Aug. 26, Sept. 30, and Oct. 28

Vendor set up starting at 6 a.m. Market Opening at 7 a.m. till 2 p.m. — Rain or Shine

Vendor Space — 24 feet x 20 feetCost is $25.00 per month

For more information or to reserve your spacecontact: Peg McKillop at the

Pittsburgh Shrine Center: 724-274-7000e-mail: [email protected]

This event does not benefit the Shriners Hospitals for Children and is not tax deductible.

Depreciation Lands Museum OffersMorning Summer Camp

Adventures in Pioneer Living - June 18-22 -- for children ages 8through 12 -- Traditional Week long morning camp 9-11:45am ,

You can experience life as an Indian or as a Pioneer!The year is 1792. Revolutionary War Soldiers have been pur-

chasing land here in Western PA since 1783 with DepreciationLand Certificates, as payment for their time in the military. TheIroquois are still reluctant to give up their ancient hunting groundsin the area. And now, the land has been opened for homesteaders!The Militia is mustering to protect the settlers.

Registration for the camp is open to children 8-12 years of age.The week-long Camp runs from 9:00 am until 11:45 am, andincludes Indian and Pioneer units.

Each day will focus on different skills required for living duringthe early days of the Depreciation Lands. You will learn the historyand lore of the area along with techniques such as cooking over anopen fire, flint lock fire arms, spinning yarn and the shelters appro-priate for your unit. Both Pioneers and Indians will be recruited forthe Militia, as in pioneer times.

You will receive an historically appropriate costume to borrowand wear during the camp. Tuition also includes all materials andsupplies.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to become part of history!Pre-paid Registration is required. Fees for the week-long camp

are $100.00 for non-member children. A discount is available forchildren of members immediate families.

Early registration is advisable since spaces are limitedFor more information e-mail [email protected] or call the

Museum at 412-486-0563 to leave a message. The DepreciationLands Museum is located at 4743 S. Pioneer Rd, Allison Park, PA15101. Phone: 412-486-0563, or visit http://www.depreciation-landsmuseum.org/directions.shtml

Allegheny County Accepting Camp Cadet

The Allegheny County Camp Cadet program is accepting appli-cations now through April 16, 2018. The one-week camp will beJuly 29 through August 4, 2018 at Camp Guyasuta in O’HaraTownship. Any boy or girl who resides in Allegheny County, isbetween the ages of 12 and 14, and is in good physical condition canapply.

Now in its 14th year, Allegheny County Camp Cadet is a non-profit, charitable organization funded by contributions from thecommunity, and it is free to attendees. A mini version of a policeacademy, the camp is designed to produce a better understanding oflaw-enforcement activities while living in an atmosphere similar toa police training academy. Emphasis is placed on improving self-discipline and building self-esteem and confidence in a positiveenvironment through teamwork, and it provides an opportunity tomake new friends.

Staffed by local law enforcement officers, including members ofthe Pennsylvania State Police, the Allegheny County PoliceDepartment, Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office and other local offi-cers who serve as counselors and instructors. Each day begins withphysical training, followed by a morning run. Cadets then return totheir quarters for personal hygiene and to prepare for an inspection.During the day, activities include presentations by various agencies,a mock crime-scene investigation, a mock trial, and sporting activi-ties.

For more information about Allegheny County Camp Cadet orto download an application, visit http://www.alleghenycountycam-pcadet.org/.


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The 3rd Annual Southwestern Pennsylvania Special Needs Fair& Expo will take place on Saturday, April 28, 2018, from 11 a.m. –3 p.m. at The Pathfinder School at 50 Donati Road, Bethel Park, PA.

The Expo, which is free and open to the public, is geared towardpersons with special needs and their family members, caregiversand guardians throughout the southwestern PA, tri-state region. Itfeatures both indoor and outdoor activities and will take place rainor shine. Some of the scheduled activities include music and danceperformances, opportunities to climb aboard various emergencyvehicles, playtime with therapy dogs, face-painting, and more.

In addition to the activities, attendees are able to speak with pro-fessionals representing a wide-range of services and obtain informa-tional materials. Many of the vendors also have giveaways andactivities at their individual tables.

According to Kelton, some of the vendors confirmed for 2018 todate include Allegheny Behavior Analysis Services, Autism Societyof Pittsburgh, The Children’s Home of Pittsburgh & LemieuxFamily Center, Empowered Medical Advocacy, iDiscovery Toys,Intervention Fundamentals, Kepro / Southwestern PA Health CareQuality Unit, PA Tourette Syndrome Alliance, Parent to Parent,Pennsylvania Mentor, Usborne Books, and WHS Children’sTherapy Center.

The event facility, The Pathfinder School, offers free onsite park-ing during the event and is located along the Pittsburgh Light Railsystem at the Dorchester stop. Light refreshments will be availablefor a nominal fee.

Sponsors for the event include Evey True Value Hardware, theAllegheny Intermediate Unit and the South Central Area SpecialSchools Committee.

For a complete listing of vendors, or to inquire about becomingsponsor or a vendor, go to “Special Needs Fair & Expo” onFacebook, email [email protected], or call 412-394-5514. The deadline for vendor applications is Friday, April 13,2018.

Tickets are on sale now for NHCO’sNeighborhood Block Party

North Hills Community Outreach’s Neighborhood Block Partyis 5:30-8:30 pm, Thursday, April 26 in The Chadwick inMcCandless (Wexford). The whole family is welcome at this all-ages event, which includes multiple food stations, live music bymembers of Under the Covers and Juniper Six, princess and super-hero visits, games, kids’ activities, a silent auction and a cash barprovided by The Chadwick. Tickets are all-inclusive. Tickets areavailable through April 21 are $30 for adults and $13 for childrenages 3-10. Proceeds support NHCO’s 20+ programs that help localfamilies in need. Purchase tickets online at https://nhco.org/2018-neighborhood-block-party/ or by calling Cheryl at 412-487-6316opt 1. The event is sponsored by Allegheny Health Network withHighmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, People’s Gas, Dollar Bank andThe Chadwick.

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