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Venango Area Chamber of Commerce ● (814) 676-8521 ● www.venangochamber.org

Welcome New Welcome New

Member! Member!

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Board of DirectorsBoard of Directors

PRESIDENT PAM NIEDERRITER UPMC NW

V.P. HOLLY BERLIN CS Technologies Plus

SECRETARY BOB RICHARDS Venango Real Estate

TREASURER NICOLE RUSSELL Nicole’s Bridal Boutique/Barr’s Insurance

ROD ADAMS

Changing Times Telephone Service

LINDA ANDERSON

Electralloy

GAIL BECK

bloominGail’s

DR. JOE CARRICO

Oil City Area School District

EMILY GILL

Moxie Media

LISA GRONER

CS Technologies Plus

DR. RAY FEROZ

Clarion University

MARK HEIM WKQW 96.3 FM - 1120AM

DR. RYAN JACKSON Gonstead Family Chiropractic

BILL KAPP Action Auto Service, Inc.

PATRICK PELLETIER

Williams Insurance

DAN PERTZ D & R Glass

SCOTT SNOW 4 Your Car Connection, Inc.

StaffStaff

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SUSAN WILLIAMS

[email protected]

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR ASHLEY MCCAULEY

[email protected]

OFFICE ASSISTANT TABITHA VECERO

[email protected]

Oil Region

Music Academy Victoria May

409 West Fourth Street

Oil City, PA 16301

(814) 657-6559

[email protected]

Voice, Guitar, Piano

Scentsy Summer Meagher

117 Little Egypt Rd.

Seneca, PA 16346

(814) 319-3999

[email protected]

https://summersscents.scentsy.us

Gifts & Novelties

Venango County Junior Achievement is selling

autographed Troy Polamalu and Hines Ward T-Shirts

as a fund raiser. The shirts are only $15.00 each

and make great Christmas Gifts! They are available

in Sm/Med/Lg/XL/2X/3X. A limited number of shirts

are available for sale at the Venango Chamber office

or at CS Technologies Plus at 2803 State Route 257

in Seneca. Both locations will also have order forms

for future delivery (before Christmas). For more info

and to see what the shirts look like stop at these

offices or check out: www.csonline.net/venangoJA.

Junior Achievement sells

Steeler t-shirts


GILL CONSULTING

Human Resource Management ▪ Strategic Planning

Business Development ▪ Customized Training Programs Employee Relations ▪ Executive Coaching

Route 8, Reno, PA 16343 (814) 676-5566

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES

225 Singh Drive Cranberry, PA 16319 814-677-2640

• 65 Rooms • Indoor Pool • Wireless High Speed Internet • Deluxe Hot Breakfast Buffett • Meeting Facility for Seating up to 60

www.hiexpress.com/franklinpa

Several Locations To Serve You 259 Seneca Street ● Oil City ● 676-5736 ATMATMATMATM

1 East First Street ● Oil City ● 676-5648 ATMATMATMATM

301 Seneca Street (Drive Thru)

7029 US 322 ● Cranberry ● 676-8600 ATMATMATMATM

“Where People Make the Difference”

www.northwestsavings.com

One Memorial Drive Oil City, PA 16301

814-676-8571

Venango Internal Medicine - UPMC

Stuart Shapiro, MD, Alison Dilks, MD

and Robert Wolbert, CRNP are committed

to providing satisfying, high-quality care

for you and your family.

December 2nd

Cross Creek Resort

Route 8, Titusville

*Please join us for this annual

holiday joint mixer. Expand your

business contacts by meeting

members of the Franklin,

Meadville, Titusville & Venango

Chambers of Commerce!

January 14th

Klapec Auto Body

180 Regina Drive

Cranberry, PA

*At this mixer, we will celebrate the

Grand Opening of Klapec Auto

Body’s new location. They are

located near the Wal-Mart Plaza, in

the former Busy Beaver Building.

Looking for a gift for that hard to buy someone? We have just the

suggestion for you! With a Chamber gift card your family member, friend

or co-worker will have the choice of the perfect gift at the perfect time.

Venango Chamber gift cards are redeemable at the following Chamber

member businesses. Would your business like to be added to the list of

those that accept our gift cards? Contact the Chamber today!

December & January

Mixers SAVE THE DATES. . . Check everyone off your list by giving away

Venango Chamber Gift Cards!

Auto Service & Repair

Action Auto Service Inc.

Klapec Auto Body, Inc.

Oil City Automotive

Short Street Motor Cars

Home & Garden

Agway

Changing Times Telephone

Service

Cinderella's Janitorial Services

Fisher & Father, Inc.

Oil City Chemical

Hotels

Arlington Hotel

Furniture

B & M Floors, Inc.

Oil City Warehouse Mall

State Street Furniture

Flowers & Gifts

bloominGail's

Butler's Candies

Longaberger Consultant

Merry Berry Patch Embroidery &

Screen Printing

Oil City Chemical

Oil City Warehouse Mall

Restaurants

Café Tria

Famoore's Family Restaurant

Primo Barone's

Torino's Restaurant & Catering

Salon

Classic Salon

Tropical Tanning Salon

Technology/Security


Freedom Wireless, Inc

Wellness / Physical Fitmess

Gonstead Family Chiropractic

YMCA Oil City

The Eye Care Center

Tax Preparation

H & R Block

Golf

Hi-Level Golf Course

Apparel / Accessories

Nicole's Bridal Boutique


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Oil City Agway Tom & Anita Eberle, Proprietors

550 Seneca Street P: (814) 677-2031 Oil City, PA 16301 F: (814) 677-3585

111 Walnut Street ● Oil City, PA 16301 814.676.5311 814.676.2051

STOP BY OUR

NEW LOCATION!

For the Best

Printing in town

Call Jodi or Dave!

CONFERENCE & WEDDING CENTER FACILITY

1 Seneca Street, Oil City, PA 16301 Phone: (814) 677-1221 Fax: (814) 677-0492

● High speed wireless internet available

● 101 spacious guest rooms ● 400 person capacity banquet

facility

● Heart shaped Jacuzzi Tub & Bed

● And much, much more

● Complimentary Breakfast ● Individual heating and air conditioning units in all rooms ● On site coin laundry ● Government and corporate rates ● Whirlpool and V.I.P. King Suites available upon request ● Restaurant and lounge on site

Sandy K. Hovis, LUTCF Agent

857 Allegheny Boulevard, P.O. Box 310, Reno, PA 16343 814 437 2716 Toll Free 888 437 2718 Fax 814 437 2950

Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there ®®®®

Technically Speaking

2009 has definitely been the year of technology for the Venango Area Chamber

of Commerce, beginning with the new website launch in March, a new email

service in April and our venture into the world of social media. While many of

our members have embraced these new tools for doing business, others remain

skeptical as to the real benefits of the “online” world. I think it is important to

note that here at the chamber we still believe that nothing replaces the value of

face to face interaction with chamber and community members. That's why

you've continued to see the same tried and true publications and events from

the past. We will continue to make the newsletter available in hard copy and

invite members to attend mixers, lunches and other member gatherings.

Why such an investment in technology? Because this continues to be a terrific way to engage many of our

members, expand our network and increase our efficiency. And most importantly we are passing everything we

learn onto our members. In 2010 we will continue to enhance our website, with the addition of e commerce

and feature to further promote our members. The Brown Bag lunch series will continue with the broader theme

of technology. The first one of the year, Wednesday, January 20th will be a presentation about the new

Windows 7. Through the Microsoft® Community Connections program, our technology partner CS Technolo-

gies Plus will present a 45-60 minute program how Windows 7 can help leaders and organizations enhance their

business relationships. Depending on the level of interest, additional sessions may be added in the morning

and afternoon. So mark your calendar and watch for more information in the January Business Connector.


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Benjamin’s Restaurant French Creek Tavern Deluxe Continental Breakfast Wireless High Speed Internet King, Queen, & Jacuzzi Suites Largest first class banquet and meeting facilities in the area, seating up to 400 in our Grand Ballroom.

1411 LIBERTY STREET (ROUTE 8) FRANKLIN, PA 16323

Phone (814) 437-3031 Fax (814) 432-7481

Reservations (800) 535-4052

Donna Rapp 105 East 1st Street Oil City, PA 16301 (814) 676-1151

Lori Sibble Route 257, Seneca Commons

Seneca, PA 16346 (814) 677-4880

Financial Advisors

www.choicehotels.com

QUALITY INN & CONFERENCE CENTER

678-3632

We care about doing what’s right for our customers!

www.nationalcity.com

♦ SEWING CLASSES ♦ SEWING SERVICES

BY APPOINTMENT 16 Smithman Street Oil City, PA 16301

(814) 676-0737 www.csonline.net/nancysews

Nancy’s Sewing Studio

Nancy Cook Lawson

Oil City 248 Seneca Street

678.3500

Cranberry Mall

Route 322

676.2824

Business Banking

Venango Group

676-3905

American Cancer Society Helps Businesses save Money, save Lives

Studies show that more than 70 percent of adult smokers say they want to quit, but without help, fewer than

five percent succeed. Tabacco use is also the single largest preventable cause of disease and premature death in

the United States. You can help your employees beat the odds by creating a work environment that will

encourage them to quit for goof.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s estimates, the annual cost of tobacco use to an

employer averages $3,783 per smoker per year. Your company can reduce costs and increase productivity by

encouraging employees to quit tobacco with the American Cancer Society’s 2009 Tobacco-Free Workplace

Toolkit. To support your efforts in the workplace, this toolkit can be used as part of a year-long health

promotion or wellness program. These resources can also be used to promote the Great American Smokeout®

on the third Thursday in November.

The kit includes tips on how to address your workplace about going tobacco-free; sample policies; fun,

team-building activities like Adopt a Smoker; information on American Cancer Society programs and services

such as FreshStart® and Quitline®; and quit smoking promotional tools such as desktop helpers and sample

newsletter articles.

For more information on the American Cancer Society Smoke-Free Workplace Toolkit, call your local office at

800.227.2345 and ask to speak to a member of the corporate relations staff. To see the Society’s other wellness

products, visit www.acsworkplacesolutions.com


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Scentsy: The

Hottest New Thing

in Candles Comes to Venango County

Scentsy is the wickless and flameless candle company. Each

year thousands of homes are damaged or destroyed by flame

candles and with no flame, soot, smoke or lead to worry

about, the Scentsy system is a safe way to enjoy more than

80 delightful Scentsy fragrances.

The Scentsy System is a decorative ceramic warmer that uses a low-watt light bulb to enjoy scented candles

without the danger of a flame. The Scentsy Candle Warmer is safe, easy to use, fits into any décor and permeates

any room with wonderful fragrances.

The warmer uses a 25-watt light bulb to melt soft, highly scented wax bars slowly and safely to maximize fragrance

time. Scentsy Bars in Scentsy warmers melt at 125 degrees Fahrenheit – the temperature of a typical paraffin

cosmetic dip. The wax will not burn children or pets.

Scentsy products make affordable, unique gifts for employees, colleagues and friends for any occasion that will be

enjoyed for seasons to come. The Scentsy system is only available from your local Independent Scentsy

Consultant; Summer Meagher of Seneca. View the complete interactive catalog at https://

summersscents.scentsy.us or call her at 814-319-3999. Summer and the Scentsy system make perfect scents!

Where’s

Your Third

Place? The Bridge

Builders Com-

munity Founda-

tion hosted an

excellent event

yesterday. Along

with representa-

tives from

non-profit

representatives from Venango and surround-

ing counties, I attended the Wealth Transfer

Symposium at Seneca Hills Bible Conference.

To read more of Susan’s blog, please visit:

www.venangochamber.org

Technically Speaking... 2009 has definitely been the year of technol-

ogy for the Venango Area Chamber of Com-

merce, beginning with the new website

launch in March, a new email service in April

and our venture into the world of social me-

dia. While many of our members have em-

braced these new tools for doing business,

others remain skeptical as to the real benefits

of the “online” world.

To read more of Susan’s blog, please visit:

www.venangochamber.org

Chamber Blog Start a new family holiday tradition

Visit the Forest Glen Alpaca farm . . .

Looking for a great

family activity over the

holiday season? Tina

and Doug Weston

invite you to bring the

kids (of all ages) for a

visit to the alpaca farm.

Located at 316 McCurdy

Rd in Titusville, Forest

Glen Alpacas boasts

over 20 quality Huacaya

alpacas of varying

colors. They also

operate a small gift

shop on the farm that

sells fiber and fiber products. So bring your friends and family to

enjoy the outdoors and begin your holiday shopping at the farm or

shop online at www.myforestglenalpacas.com. Forest Glen Alpacas

will also be a vendor at A Victorian Christmas Bazaar at the Knights

of Columbus in Oil City on Saturday, December 5th

.

The Westons wish you a very Merry Christmas!

Looking for the perfect gift? Get a Scentsy!


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Phone: 677-3012 257 Seneca St. Oil City, PA 16301 www.barrsinsurance.com

Commercial—

Group

Homeowners —

Auto

—We Listen—We Learn—We Protect—

Franklin Women’s Health Associates

James W. M. Ham, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.

Michael L. Fetterolf, M.D., F.A.A.F.P.

William T. McGrail, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.

Eric G. Fackler, M.D.,F.A.C.O.G.

Marilynn M. Martin, BSN, RNC, CRNP

Amanda Miller, PA-C

1310 Liberty Street

Franklin, PA 16323

814-432-3163 or 800-242-2786

Fax: 814-437-2417

First United National Bank

The FUNFUNFUNFUN Bank 100th Anniversary

1909-2009 Offices in Fryburg, Oil City, New Bethlehem, Franklin, Clarion and Cranberry

484 Allegheny Blvd. Suite A | Franklin, PA 16323 Phone: (814) 432-2188 | Fax: (814) 437-9372

Tune into the Allegheny News Talk Sports Network to hear Susan Williams every Wednesday at 7:45am.

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Our Mission: Keeping the World’s Workers Safe!

For job opportunities, go to: www.sperianprotection.com/us and click on “careers”

Farmers National Bank of Emlenton announced that Kristen A. Hindman has been named to Branch

Manager of the Cranberry office of the Bank.

In this position, Ms. Hindman will be responsible for maintaining existing customer relationships while also

focusing on growth and business development. Hindman brings strong leadership and financial background.

Previously, she held the Branch Manager position at the Emlenton Office of the Bank and she posses seven

years of banking experience.

Ms. Hindman attended The Pennsylvania State University receiving a Bachelor of Science in Finance. She

resides in Clarion with her husband and son.

The Farmers National Bank of Emlenton is an independent, nationally chartered, FDIC-insured community

commercial bank headquartered in Emlenton, Pennsylvania, operating thirteen full service offices in Venango,

Butler, Clarion, Clearfield, Crawford, Elk, Jefferson, and Mercer Counties, Pennsylvania. The Bank is a wholly

owned subsidiary of Emclaire Financial Corp. (OTCBB: “EMCF”). For more information, visit the Bank’s website

at “www.farmersnb.com”.

Farmers National Bank announces new branch manager

Farmers National Bank of Emlenton


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For the second time in its sixty-year history of educating

lumber inspectors throughout the world, the National

Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA), headquartered in

Memphis, Tennessee, offered the NHLA Lumber Inspection

Training School off-site.

In cooperation with Clarion University–Venango Campus,

Keystone Community Education Council (KCEC), and

Venango Technology Center the NHLA offered the Lumber

Inspection Training School at the Venango Technology

Center in Oil City from June 8 through August 14.

Clarion University is the only university in the country to

offer college credit for the NHLA program, awarding credits

toward an associate degree through the university’s

Department of Applied Technology. Students who wish to

earn Clarion University’s Associate of Applied Science in

Industrial Technology degree will be able to transfer as many

as 22 credits toward the 60 credits required for the associate

degree by successfully completing the NHLA Lumber

Inspection Training School curriculum. The balance of the

coursework consists of general education and business

courses that can be completed at the Venango Campus

and/or online.

The National Hardwood Lumber Association is a nonprofit association composed of more than 1,600 member

firms that produce, sell, and use hardwood lumber or provide services to the hardwood industry. The association

was founded in 1898 to establish a uniform system of grading rules for the measurement and inspection of

hardwood lumber and still serves as the administrator of those standards.

The high value of hardwood lumber dictates that boards are graded each time that they are bought or sold

within the hardwood industry on the way from the sawmill to their final use in furniture, flooring, or paneling.

Hardwood lumber inspectors are responsible for determining the species, grade, and volume of each piece of

lumber, and are employed by sawmills, dry kiln operators, wholesale lumber distributors, manufacturing plants,

exporters, importers, and other types of firms that utilize hardwood lumber.

In 1948, NHLA established its training school in Memphis to teach these rules and the application of the grading

system to help meet an increasing demand for skilled lumber inspectors throughout the world. To this day, the

NLHA Lumber Inspection Training School in Memphis is the only school of its kind in the world and has attracted

students from Canada, Europe, Africa, South America, and Asia, as well as the United States. More than 6,700

students have graduated from the Inspection Program, many of whom are now in management or ownership

positions in the industry and are sending their children or employees to complete the course.

“This is a tremendous opportunity for those interested in a career in hardwood lumber inspection,” said Dr.

Christopher Reber, executive dean of the Venango Campus. “Since more than 100 of the 1,600 world-wide

members of NHLA are located in the region served by Clarion University–Venango Campus, offering a program

that prepares hardwood lumber inspectors to move into management and ownership positions supports the

campus’ mission to contribute to the area’s workforce development.”

National Hardwood Lumber Inspection Training School held in Oil City

In this position, Ms. Hindman will be responsible for maintaining existing customer relationships while also

Ms. Hindman attended The Pennsylvania State University receiving a Bachelor of Science in Finance. She

insured community

Jacob Hickman is a graduate of the 159th

class

that was held here in Oil City this Summer.

Pictured with Jacob is his Grandfather Larry

who was a 1956 graduate of the 15th

class in

Memphis and his father Denny who was a

1980 graduate of the 73rd

class in Memphis.


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Visitors to the Venango area

will not forget their stay as

guests of Hager's Peach

Basket Bed and Breakfast,

owned and operated by

Maureen and Bill Hager.

The Hager's purchased

Peach Basket in 2004 with

a commitment to providing

guests with hospitality

second to none. The B & B

was named after the Hager

family's favorite sport of basketball, which started in 1891 when

peach baskets hung at opposite ends of a gymnasium in Springfield,

Mass.

Each of the Peach Basket's 6

guest rooms has a private

bath, cable television, local

phone service, seating area,

air conditioning and

wireless Internet. The

rooms are graced with

antique furniture and

basketball memorabilia.

The common area includes

a large dining and living

rooms, a foyer with a piano

and an old fashion wrap around porch.

Maureen explains that the Peach Basket, previously a private

residence, first operated as a Bed & Breakfast in the late 1980's. A

residential kitchen is available for overnight guest’s convenience and a

full breakfast is served each morning and snacks throughout the day.

The spacious dining room and sitting rooms of the Peach Basket are

ideal for parties or family get-togethers of 20 to 35 people, with

outside catering. Recent uses include showers and birthday parties.

With its convenient location in downtown Franklin, guests will enjoy

the beautiful sights, shopping, and restaurants within walking

distance. Out of the area visitors will be charmed by the décor and

special treatment provided at the Peach Basket, opened 365 days a

year, but it just might be the perfect way for you to get away from

home for a day or two. Rates - $85-$120 (seasonal).

For Reservations: (800) 360-6598 or (814) 437-7699.

Bed & Breakfast welcomes guests in a charming setting

Hager’s Peach Basket sits perched

overlooking beautiful downtown Franklin

The tasteful décor in the spacious sitting

room makes guests feel welcomed.

4 Seasons Creations is now

doing pet portraits. Nicole and

Dave Russell are the owners of

Ruby, who will be one year old

on December 14th

.

Ruby is a pure bred golden

retriever with her ancestry

originating in Franklin, PA. She

loves to go on long runs and

chase a tennis ball.

Capture the memories of your

favorite pet today by calling

Holly at 4 Seasons Creations:

(814) 671 -8973.

www.4seasonscreations.com

4 Seasons Creations

offers pet portraits - just

in time for the holidays!


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Primo Barone’s, a favorite among celebrities and locals alike

4 Seasons Creations

Affordable Elegance

Barr's Ins

The Bricks

Bridge Builders

Classy Catering


Hi-Level Golf Course

Kronmiller Photography

Identity Studio & Design

State Street Furniture

Venango Woods Church

Williams Travel

Wilson Real Estate

Youth Alternatives, Inc.

Changing Times Telephone Service

American Red Cross - Allegheny Region Chapter

WAWN 89.5 Radio Station - Franklin, PA

Regional Center for Workforce Excellence

St. Stephen School Oil City PA

Giuseppe Barone radiates passion and pride when he

speaks about his business Primo Barone's, his very

successful restaurant located in Franklin. Known for it's

Italian/American cuisine, Primo's has something for

everyone whether you're looking for a casual family

dining spot or just the right place to celebrate a special

occasion. Perfect for an intimate dinner for two or for a

party of 100 or more, Primo's and its staff of 32 are ready

to accommodate you.

Giuseppe first came to the Venango Area in 1984,

opening the Depot Restaurant. Years later and after a

brief move to Florida, the Ohio native returned to open

Primo Barone's at the Venango Regional Airport in March 1994. The entire Barone family has played a role in the

success of the business, with Giusseppe's wife Lydia and his son Giuseppe Jr., a college student at

Edinboro, currently working at the restaurant. Daughter Angela, now living in Columbus has also worked at

Primo's.

Regular guests enjoy the dependability of consistent hours seven days a week, with Primo's opening at 11 am

each day, until 10pm every night except Sunday, when it closes at 9pm. An extensive but affordable menu is

complimented by full bar, including wines and 8 beers on tap.

The comfortable but tasteful décor makes for a relaxing evening with friends. Local musicians provide easy

kistening and light jazz piano music on the weekends. Sports fans will enjoy the 4 plasma televisions that flank

the bar. Giuseppe points to his photo wall of famous guests that have stopped in over the years. The likes of Joe

Namath and Dave Wannstedt have chosen Primo Barone's as a destination location to hold business meetings.

Well known celebrities Tim Allen, Stevie Nicks and Sharon Stone stop by when visiting friends and family in the

area.

While Giuseppe has enjoyed being conveniently located beside the airport, he suggests that the majority of his

patrons are not travelers, but rather Venango area residents that have continued to support local business.

When asked about the secret of his success, Giuseppe insists that he loves getting up every morning to see what

the day will hold. He cares greatly about his customers and is dedicated to serve them the best possible meal

with outstanding customer service.

If you are looking for a great place to hold your holiday lunch or party, there is still time to make your

reservation. New Years and Valentines Day are also fast approaching. Just this year Primo Barone's introduced a

new Gift Card, the perfect present for coworkers, friends or family members and they also accept the Venango

Area Chamber Gift Card. Be sure to include Primo Barone's in your plans for your next special occasion. Check

out Primo Barone's menu in his directory listing on www.venangochamber.org.

Capture the memories of your


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The Venango Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to building, serving and promoting growth for our members and Venango Area Business.

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January 1: Happy New Year! Office closed

January 14: Mixer - Klapec Auto Body @5-7PM

January 18: FLEX Meeting @ Chamber Office @ 5pm

January 20: Brown Bag Luncheon @ 12pm

January 21: Board of Directors Meeting @ 8am

COMMUNITY CALENDAR OF EVENTS AVAILABLE AT

WWW.VENANGOCHAMBER.ORG/CALENDAR

Address Service Requested

Complete Technology Solutions

2803 State Route 257 Seneca 814) 677-2447

home of

cstechplus.com

December 2: Mixer - Cross Creek Resort @ 5-7PM

December 16: Brown Bag Luncheon @ 12pm

December 17: Board of Directors Meeting @ 8am

December 21: FLEX Meeting @ Chamber Office @ 5pm

December 24: Merry Christmas! Office closes at noon

December 25: Merry Christmas! Office closed

COMMUNITY CALENDAR OF EVENTS AVAILABLE AT

WWW.VENANGOCHAMBER.ORG/CALENDAR

DATE Thursday, January 14, 2010

TIME

RSVP Venango Area Chamber 814.676.8521

WHERE

Klapec Auto Body 180 Regina Dr, Cranberry

Joint mixer with the Franklin & Venango

Chambers of Commerce

Hors d’oeurves ● Door Prizes ● Networking

5-7pm

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