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New voting rules highlighted at McKean Co. commissioners meeting By RUTH BOGDAN

Cameron Ernst tries out his new adaptive bike, specially fitted for him, on Wednesday. He is one of several children from McKean, Potter and Elk counties who received adaptive equipment.

By RUTH BOGDAN SMETHPORT — One piece of equipment can mean a world of difference to the family of a child with special needs. On Feb. 26, several local families received a chance to see that difference, as Variety-the Children’s Charity, distributed adaptive equipment free of charge to 13 children. The devices were given out at the Seneca Highlands Intermediate Unit 9 office in Smethport. Altogether, Variety brought $26,400 in equipment comprising nine adaptive bikes, six adaptive strollers and one communication device to children from McKean, Elk and Potter counties. It was an emotional day for the families in attendance. The purpose of Variety’s adaptive equipment programs are “To give kids the opportunity to live life to the fullest,” explained Charlie LaVallee, Variety CEO. Variety has three such programs: the My Bike Program, the My Stroller program and the My Voice Program. The organiza-

Ruth Bogdan photos The crowd claps for Christofer Swedenhjelm after he received a new communication device and adaptive stroller Wednesday at the Seneca Highlands Intermediate Unit 9 office in Smethport, thanks to Variety-the Children’s Charity.

tion’s 71-county service area in Pennsylvania and West Virginia includes Cameron, Elk, McKean and Potter counties. The organization provides adaptive equipment at no cost to families of children and youth with a mental, physical or sensory disability who live in the service area, are 3 through 21 years old and who meet the income guidelines. The income guidelines are designed so that middle income families are included, not just low income.

“This is an awesome experience,” said Shelly Carson, IU9 director of special education. She explained that Variety brought 16 devices to 13 children, the most the organization has brought there at one time. This was the third or fourth time Variety has distributed at the IU9. According to Carson, occupational, physical and speech therapists at the IU9 have been instrumental in helping area families apply for equipment and welcomed people to call

for future assistance. She said the physical therapists who helped measure and fit the children for their equipment were Angela Sorg, Becky Alborn and Alyssa Wennin. On Wednesday, Variety made it easier for the IU9 to get communication devices — a tablet computer with programs that assist the user in communicating thoughts and feelings — in the hands of children who need them. The organizaSee ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT on page 3...

Two McKean County 4-H members honored at conference

STATE COLLEGE — Two McKean County 4-H members were honored recently at the 2020 Pennsylvania 4-H State Leadership Conference at the Penn State Hotel and Conference Center in State College. Makayla Gould, of Eldred, and Hannah Wareham, of Mount Jewett, were among the 11 participants recognized with the Diamond Clover Award, the highest achievement possible in the Pennsylvania 4-H program. The Clover Award Program encourages 4-H members to explore new projects and activities that will help them acquire the seven Leadership Life Skills: communicating, decision

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making and problem solving, getting along with others, learning to learn, managing, understanding self, and working in groups. Engagement with the Clover Award Program is generally a multi-year process. Makayla is a member of the McKean County Wranglers & Teen Council and her 4-H projects

include performance horse, junior horse, swine, lamb and leadership. She has also been involved in the National Barrel Horse Association (NBHA). Hannah is an 11-year member of the McKean County 4-H Program. In 2019, she won the Pennsylvania 4-H Senior Livestock Skillathon at University Park — the

first-ever 4-H member in McKean County achieving this accomplishment. Nearly 700 Pennsylvania 4-H youth gathered at the conference to network and enhance their leadership skills. County 4-H members from across the state participated in workshops designed and delivered by 4-H educators, Penn State faculty and special invited speakers. The workshops included topics that encouraged youth to build their skills in public speaking, teambuilding, conflict resolution and communicating through social media. The 4-H youth who attend the conference are current and future leaders in their communities, schools and 4-H pursuits.

SMETHPORT — This is a year of change for voting in Pennsylvania. Lisa Pratt, McKean County director of elections, outlined some of the changes at the Feb. 25 meeting of the McKean County commissioners. The voting reforms were part of Act 77, signed into law by Gov. Tom Wolf last autumn. For one, voting machines will no longer offer the option of straight party voting in November. Pratt explained that people “can still vote for all one party” — they will just have to vote for each office individually. Additionally, the application deadline is now 15 days, rather than 30, prior to an election. This gives voters more time to sign up. One of the biggest changes, according to Pratt, is the addition of mail-in ballots. These are different than absentee ballots, an option that was only open to people who had a physical disability or were going to be out of their voting municipality on election day. There is one requirement to qualify to vote via mail-in ballot: Mail-in ballots are an option for any registered Pennsylvania voter who does not qualify for an absentee ballot. Voters do not need to provide a reason for voting by mail-in ballot. The deadline to return a mail-in ballot is 8 p.m. on election day. All ballots returned that day must go directly to the McKean County Courthouse in Smethport; voters will not be able to drop them off at their polling location, Pratt explained. She said people can apply for an absentee or mail-in ballot online at votespa.com using a valid driver’s license number or Pennsylvania Department of Transportation ID number. The mail-in ballot option will be available by the April 28 Pennsylvania primary election, but they will not be available for any special elections occurring before that date, according to votespa.com. Anyone who applies for a mail-in or absentee ballot can request to receive all ballots through the remainder of the year. Commissioner Cliff Lane wondered how the changes will affect when official election results are available. In the past, county officials have typically provided their counts by the Friday

after the election. The new mail-in options means that the process of counting election results is more complicated for the county’s department of voter registration and elections, as those ballots will be counted at the courthouse rather than at the individual polls. With all the changes, Pratt is unsure how long counting will take, but noted she is working on new processes to make counting mail-in and absentee ballots quicker. “No one’s quite certain on how it’s going to look,” she said of the process. She explained that, by law, counting must begin by three days after the election and can last through eight days after the election. However, the military deadline is later still, she said. While some counties with more staff may begin counting mail-in and absentee ballots on election night, McKean County will not, Pratt said. “We will definitely not do anything until after election day,” she said. Also at the meeting, Commissioner Tom Kreiner provided a brief update regarding the 2020 census. With the importance that census results have on federal funding to the county, a committee has formed to promote census survey participation locally. Kreiner said they’ve purchased posters, flyers and pamphlets to aid promotion efforts. The census begins April 1. After the presentations, the commissioners had a short list of business items to address. They approved four equipment-related agreements, pending legal review. As per a request from the recorder of deeds office, they approved maintenance agreements for $280 each with Karpinski’s Office Systems for two copiers. Also, the Child Advocacy Center requested a maintenance agreement for $1,999 for a camera for specialized medical examinations for the First Step Clinic at Bradford Regional Medical Center. The last was a support agreement with FTR for court recording systems for three rooms for $699 per room. Regarding human resources, there was one person who left employment with the county: Travis Thurston, who worked as a juvenile probation officer. The next commissioners meeting will be at 10 a.m. March 10.

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Potter County Winter Outings continue in March

Free events on March 7 and 8, including an outdoor adventure at Sinnemahoning State Park and Charter Day at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum, will be held as part of the Winter Outings events. At 1 p.m. on March 7, interested visitors can meet in the Wildlife Center at Sinnemahoning State Park at 4843 Park Drive in Austin to go on a free Animal Tracks and Traces Hike. This two-hour program will begin indoors in the Wildlife Center classroom with a brief talk about the variety of mammals and birds that are active in

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Trying to market a small business in rural Pennsylvania? Help is here. The PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship Inc. just began its inaugural PA Wilds PACE Program — an initiative to help rural entrepreneurs market themselves in the organization’s 13-county region. The Pennsylvania Wilds regions comprises the following counties: McKean, Elk, Potter, Cameron, Warren, Forest, Clarion, Jefferson, Clearﬁeld, Centre, Clinton, Lycoming and Tioga. The program kicked off Feb. 17, when representatives of 10 businesses met with program organizers at the Straub Brewery Visitor Center & Tap Room. The PA Wilds Center announced the participants on Monday. For 2020, the group includes local makers such as Ryan and Brandi Magaro of Rich Valley Wines of Emporium, Tim Thomas from Elkwood Arts in Ridgway and Mickayla Poland of PA Made LLC of St. Marys. Other participants are Marie Lewis of Pine Springs Pottery of New Bethlehem, Christine King from King Krunch Gour-

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how to scale their businesses alongside the Pennsylvania Wilds brand,” a press release from the PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship explained. PACE is an acronym for Plan, Accelerate, Commit and Expand. The PA Wilds Center is partnering with the Williamsport-based Covation Center to offer the program. The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts is funding its ﬁrst year. PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship described the kick-off speakers. “Representatives from all

three organizations were present and spoke to the cohort, including: Abbi Peters, EVP of Creative Commerce at the PA Wilds Center, who welcomed the participants; Jamie Dunlap, Chief of Creative Catalysts & Lifelong Learning at PCA, who spoke about how the PA Wilds PACE Program represents a regional model approach to economic development through the arts; and Dr. Stephan Brady, Executive Director at the Covation Center, who launched the coursework for the cohort,” according to the center. “Many people don’t realize that the Pennsylvania Wilds region is already supporting a $1.8 billion tourism industry annually,” said Peters. “Through the PA Wilds Conservation Shop, our gift shops tied to the regional brand and visitor experience, PA Wilds Center is aiming to help move more than $4M in local products and services in the region by 2030. “The PA Wilds PACE Program will help participating entrepreneurs better understand their businesses and how to grow them, in addition to revealing how they can better utilize their membership in the

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Wilds Cooperative of PA to achieve their business goals,” Peters continued. Cathy Lenze, vice president of sales, marketing & public relations at Straub Brewery, spoke during the kick-off event about the brewery’s own success in marketing with the Pennsylvania Wilds brand. “Straub won the 2017 Best Brand Ambassador PA Wilds Champion Award for strategically incorporating information about the Pennsylvania Wilds as a region and a brand into its sales and marketing strategy, sharing this background information with its extensive network of wholesalers and distributors across the region,” the PA Wilds Center stated. “The company also further promotes the PA Wilds through the use of locally-inspired names for their Adventure Series beers.” The PACE Program is set to continue in 2021 and 2022 due to funding from the U.S. Economic Development Administration. Learn more about the 2020 PA Wilds PACE Program at https://wildscopa.org/wcopace-program/.

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tion brought the agency one of the devices, with ﬁve different communication programs already installed, so the IU9 can let children try out the programs. Previously, IU9 staff would have to go through Harrisburg to borrow a device just so a child can try it to see if it was a good ﬁt. It was a long process. During a presentation of devices, LaVallee asked Christofer — a boy who got a communication device that day, as well as a stroller — if he had anything to say. Christofer, using his new voice that came out of his communication device, simply said, “Thank you.” Christofer’s father, Randy Swedenhjelm said he thinks it’s “incredible,” explaining, “He will be able to say what he wants.” The life-changing nature of such a device was evident when LaVallee related a story of a teacher telling a

parent that the child told a story in school using one such device. “I’ve never heard my daughter tell a story,” was the parent’s response. LaVallee explained that in Pennsylvania, “Some kids only had a voice for 45 minutes a day because they had to share a device.” The available funding meant children could use a device for a portion of the day at school, but they couldn’t take it home to use with family. Variety launched its My Voice program “to make sure every child has a voice 24/7.” In fact, the organization has funded 1,000 communication devices and is seeking children who need them. As for the strollers, which are much lighter and easier to travel with than wheelchairs, it means children can take part in family activities they might not

otherwise have taken part in. LaVallee shared a photo of a teenage boy and his brother who were able to swim in the ocean for the ﬁrst time, thanks to the stroller. He would not have been able to traverse the beach in his wheelchair. The strollers also make it easier for children to feel safe in a crowded place. James Chapman is hopeful his son Liam, 4, who has autism, will be more comfortable moving around in public in the stroller. He explained the biggest focus “is to get him out into the public,” as he is “very shy and very reluctant to be around a lot of people.” As for the adaptive bikes, they provide exercise and physical therapy opportunities for children while giving them a chance to explore the outdoors with other children and their families.

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Families who can use an adaptive device can apply online at the organization’s website, www.varietypittsburgh. org/applynow or call Variety at 724933-0460. “We’ve tried to make the process as simple as possible,” said LaVallee. “Let’s get the kids what they need so they can participate in life.” LaVallee said families don’t necessarily have to choose between the three. Many who qualify receive more than one device. Since 2012 — the year the ﬁrst of the three programs, the My Bike Program formed, Variety has given away more than $5 million in adaptive equipment. Donors can help at www.varietypittsburgh.org/donate/. The cost to sponsor an adaptive bike is $1,800; an adaptive stroller, $1,500; and a communication device, $1,200.

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Turtlepoint was a more active village in the 1890’s and early 20th century when lumbering was a big industry as well as many small farms. Oil industry also played a part. Store hours were different as well. Until the early 1950s, the store was open until 8:30 on Saturdays.

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By JOHN HAYES Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (TNS) With a permanent scowl, mouthful of razor teeth and potential to top four powerful feet in length, the muskellunge is a voracious apex predator of northeastern North America. It is native to the Ohio River system, Lake Erie and glacially formed “kettle lakes” such as Conneaut (Crawford County) and Leboeuf (Erie County). With a low reproductive rate, however, muskies were stressed by angling pressure in ancestral waters. Habitat loss forced out most remaining native populations. Despite their home-water advantage in Pennsylvania, muskies exist in the state almost entirely because Fish and Boat Commission tanker trucks deliver them as fingerlings to their original lakes and rivers, as well as dozens of new flood control and recreational impoundments created in the 20th century. The program includes the standard muskie and two additional species. The spotted muskellunge, which once bred naturally in the lagoons of Presque Isle Bay, is planted in Lake Erie. The tiger muskie, a sterile crossing of a muskellunge and northern pike, is introduced to some waters because it grows faster to a legal length of 40 inches, 30 inches in Ohio-Pennsylvania regulated Pymatuning Reservoir.

TNS Better muskellunge fishing overall is the goal of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat effort.

As Fish and Boat updates its existing muskellunge management plan, it has begun biyearly plantings of bigger muskie fingerlings in hopes of increasing post-stocking survival. “Historically, since the 1950s, we always stocked fall fingerlings. We didn’t have space to hold them longer, and the cost of feed was involved,” said Brian Ensign, a fisheries biologist with Fish and Boat. “About 10 years ago, we really started focusing on trying to raise them to a larger size.” Test stockings of marked muskies at 10 lakes including Edinboro (Erie County), Canadohta (Crawford) and Tionesta (Forest) compared the survival of 8- to 10-inch fingerlings planted in the fall and 10- to 12-inch yearlings stocked in the spring. “In the fall there’s not as much forage and they don’t get to eat as much. In the spring, forage fish are just starting to get abundant and they feed all summer,” said Ensign. “What we found in that study -- and it’s still go-

ing on -- is that we could keep them longer, grow them bigger, stock fewer and still have about the same amount survive.” In May, wild muskies are caught in trap nets set near the shores of Pymatuning Reservoir in Crawford County. Eggs and milt are collected, and fertilized eggs are placed in tanks at nearby Linesville State Fish Hatchery, where much of the state’s muskellunge rearing occurs. At onehalf inch, the fry absorb their egg sacs. They reach four inches in three or four months and are moved outdoors to 100foot raceways. Traditionally the muskie fry were fed dry shrimp pellets. Cannibalism was high. “They’re muskies. They don’t want to feed, they want to hunt,” said Jared Sayers, manager of the Linesville hatchery. “Now we buy $25,000 worth of minnows -- the money comes from donations from muskie clubs -- and give them that with the dry food. When conditions are right they grow about one

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DUKE CENTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 26 Oil Valley Road Duke Center, PA 16729; Pastor: Rev. Beth Rosler Worship time: 9:45 am Sundays COLEVILLE CHRISTIAN GOSPEL CHURCH Pastor Dan LaPage; 3115 RTE 46 Smethport, Pa 16749; 1-814-712-1187; Email: pastordanlapage@gmail.com; www. ccgchurch.org Listen to Messages Online Each Week; Search ‘Coleville Christian’ Sunday School 9:45am; Sunday Morning Worship 11:00am; Sunday evening service / prayer meeting 5:00pm FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 142 Main St, Eldred PA “Where Salvation Makes You a Member”; Sunday School 10 am; Praise & Worship 10:45 am; Sunday Morning Service 11am; Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7pm; eldredcog@hotmail.com FB: Eldred First Church of God Rev. James Kazimer, Senior pastor Rev. Daniel Manning, Assistant pastor 814-225-3272 Leave a message should you wish a return call. God Bless https://www.eldredﬁrstchurchofgod.com REW UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Route 646, PO Box 187 • Rew, PA 16744; Pastor: Rev. Beth Rosler Worship time: 11:15 am Sundays EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH 67 Church St., Port Allegany, PA (814) 642-2272• Pastor J.T. Madison; Adult Sunday School: 9:45 am; Sunday Worship: 11:00 am; Youth Group: 6:008:00 pm, 1st and 3rd Sundays HEBRON UNION CHURCH 1149 State Route 44 North • Coudersport, PA 16915; Phone: (814) 260-1780• Pastor Henry St. Amour; Sunday School 9:30 am; Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 am & Evening 7:00 pm; Wednesday: Prayer meeting; Teen’s & AWANAs 6:30 pm RIXFORD EVANGELICAL CHURCH 1112 Looker Mountain Trail, Rixford, PA; Pastor Mike Rex; Sunday School and Prayer Time 10:00 a.m.; Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. PORT ALLEGANY ALLIANCE CHURCH 414 East Mill Street, Port Allegany, PA; (814) 642-2622 - Rev. Stephen Kroh, Pastor; www.facebook.com/Portalleganyalliancechurch/ Sunday Worship 11 a.m. • IGNITE Youth 6 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer 7 p.m.

HOUSE OF PRAYER FELLOWSHIP Pastor Roy Elliott • 908 County Rd 33; Phone: 585-928-2755 • Services 1:30 BIRCH GROVE MENNONITE CHURCH Two-Mile Road, Port Allegany, Pa. 16743; PASTOR: Dale Detweiler • Phone:814-642-7012 If no answer, please leave message and phone# if you want a return call. Sunday School: 9:45 • Worship: 10:45 PORT ALLEGANY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (UMC) 307 N. Main Street, Port Allegany, PA 16743; 814-591-5067 • Pastor Benjamin Zimmerman; Sunday Morning Worship 11:00

RIVERSIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (UMC) 30 River Street, Roulette, PA 16746 814-591-5067 • Pastor Benjamin Zimmerman; Sunday Morning Worship 9:45 FISHING CREEK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (UMC) W. Branch of Fishing Creek Road Roulette, PA 16746; 814-591-5067; Pastor Benjamin Zimmerman; Sunday Morning Worship 8:30 DUKE CENTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 26 Oil Valley Rd., Duke Center, PA 16729; Rev. Beth Rosler Home - 814-966-3962 * Cell – 814-3316678; Pastor e-mail – bethrosler@gmail. com; Church – 814-966-3922; Church email – dukecenterumchurch@yahoo.com; Sunday School – 8:30 a.m. * Worship Service – 9:45 a.m. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Warren Smith Worship 9:AM weekly with Holy Communion Service second Sunday of each month. Held in the Free CHristian Evangelical Church on Pine Street, Smethport,PA 814-558-4767

inch a week, but it’s not [proportional]. One week they put on length, then the next week they’ll grow in weight.” Currently Fish and Boat is exploring a theory that if 10- to 12inch yearlings survived a year after stocking better than 8- to 10-inch fingerlings, then 12- to 14-inch adolescent muskellunge should survive a year after stocking with even less mortality. The agency began its biannual planting of the bigger fish last year. “We’re in the very early stage of evaluating those yearly stockings. What we’d like to see is an increase in muskie density, better survival rates in those fish,” Ensign said. “We want to see if they’re getting to a 50-inch size quicker.” Adult muskies have no predators -- even conservation-minded muskie anglers practice catch and release. Growth rates are determined by the size of the waterway and availability of forage fish, as well as other factors. Bigger waters grow bigger muskies. Scientists evaluate scales or rely on microscopic examinations of otoliths, ear bones, for accurate muskellunge age detection. Ensign said it’s hard to age muskies on the water. “In Pymatuning [17,088 acres], a 50-inch muskie could be 10 to 12 years old,” he said. “At Frances Slocum Lake [165 acres in Luzerne County] a 50-incher might be 15 years old.”

verizon.net Rev. Rob: yourfriendlyneighborhoodpastor@gmail.com Website: www.smethportmethodist.com; Like us on Facebook. COUNTRY CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH Indian Creek Rd., Eldred Pastor: Bruce Ireland; Sunday Morning Worship 10:30am; Evening Worship 6:00am; Wednesday: Bible Study & Prayer 7:00pm GETHSEMANE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 205 Arnold Ave, Port Allegany, PA 16743; Phone: (814) 642-9261• Pastor Joann Piatko; Sun. Worship at 11:00 am FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF PORT ALLEGANY 12 Church St., Port Allegany, PA 16743; Bible Study 10:00 am Sundays, Sept May; Sunday Worship 11:00 am; Third Sunday of the month - A visit from Hairy Harry the puppet! Commissioned Lay Pastor: Garen Smith; Email: garensmith77@gmail.com; Phone: 814-642-9250 or 814-598-9833; portpres.com

TURTLEPOINT EVANGELICAL CHURCH 11 Chapel Lane • Turtlepoint, PA. 16750; 642-2175 - Pastor Anthony Edgell; (turtlepointchurch@ gmail.com); Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. • Sunday Bible Study: 6 S p.m.; Wed. Prayer: 6 p.m. EVANS MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1447 South Ave., Lewis Run PA 16738; Sunday School; Children and Adult 9:30am; Sunday Worship 10:45: PH: 814-362-8812

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PORT ALLEGANY V 320 N. Main St. Port Allegany, PA 16743 Pastor Mike Culver 814-642-2105 Sunday Coffee Fellowship – 9:15 am • Sunday School – 9:45 am Sunday Worship Service – 10:45 am Wednesday Bible Study/Prayer –7:00 pm • AWANA Sunday – 5:30-7 pm (Follows School Calendar)

SARTWELL CREEK UNION 1119 Sartwell Creek Road Port Allegany, PA; 814-545-1174 www.facebook.com/sartwellcreekunionchurch/ Pastor Allen Long; Sun. Morning Worship 9:30

D KUSHEQUA UNION CHURCH Pastor Robert “Bob” Lynch Sunday Worship: 9:30 - 10:45 AM Fellowship following service; Sunday School 11:00 AM Located in the Village of Kushequa I follow Kushequa Ave in Mt Jewett down the hill to Kushequa.

THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF SMETHPORT 601 West King Street, Smethport PA Pastor: Rev. Rob Hernan; Sunday Service 11:00am; Elementary Sunday School 11:00am; Devotions and Holy Communion Tuesday 10:00-10:30am; 814-887-2455; Church: umcsmethport@

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Shinglehouse, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, February 22, 2020, in UPMC Hamot, Erie. Born on Monday, September 26, 1955 in Erie, he was a son of James L. and Margaret Sulin Salada. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, February 26, 2020, at the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse. Memorials in Jim’s name may be made to the Shinglehouse Volunteer Fire Department, PO Box 475, Shinglehouse, PA 16748; to the Shingle-

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