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Area residents come together to sew protective face masks for healthcare workers

Businesses in compliance in McKean and Elk counties, according to state police By JOELLEN WANKEL The Pennsylvania State Police are tasked with enforcing Gov. Tom Wolf’s order closing non-life sustaining businesses.

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Bradford resident Donnia Denig sews washable, protective face masks to donate to local healthcare facilities amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Smethport native Jovanna Porter made a variety of homemade face masks to donate to healthcare facilities in New York City.

By CHRISTINE HOLTZ With the numbers of suspected and conﬁrmed cases of coronavirus increasing each day, healthcare facilities across the nation are experiencing a shortage of much needed N95 masks, which help ﬁlter out at least 95% of airborne particles, including bacteria and viruses. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, local citizens have been coming together to help protect the livelihood of the nation’s vital healthcare workers by sewing protective masks. Though they don’t offer the same protection as N95 masks, healthcare workers are able to use the handmade, washable masks to cover their

surgical masks, which enables them to be used for longer than without. In addition, in hard hit areas where there are no longer any protective masks available, having a handmade cloth mask is much better than having nothing at all. After a friend from Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC) reached out to her, Bradford resident Yolanda Chiodo began gathering local volunteers together to make protective masks for various healthcare facilities, including BRMC, Dr. Jill Owens, Beacon Light, Lakeview in Smethport, Sena Kean Manor, Bradford Fire and Ambulance, Bradford Ecumenical home and Bradford Manor. “Our hospital is in dire

need,” explained Chiodo. “That’s why I began this. They are risking their lives to save ours.” Another Bradford resident, Donnia Denig, has been independently making masks for Dr. Jill Owens of Bradford Family Medicine. “Her ofﬁce needs them for when people come in to see them when they aren’t feeling well,” noted Denig. “They want to cover all their bases and have every precaution into place. If they get too many of them, she will send them to the hospital or nursing homes.” Denig explained that while many people are feeling helpless at this point in time, there is “always something you can do, even if it’s small.”

Some individuals have even made their own pattern for protective masks. For example, Smethport native Jovanna Porter, who recently moved to North Carolina, designed a pattern after speaking to her niece, who’s a physician in Manhattan, N.Y. “Thursday morning after listening to the news and feeling a sense of helplessness, I talked to my niece who’s a physician,” said Porter. “She talked about how dire the circumstances in New York City are. She’s even seen doctors walking around with bandanas on their faces.”

After talking to her A release issued niece, the two remotely developed a few prototypes this week by Colonel See MASKS on page 2...

Winners announced in manufacturing video contest

RIDGWAY — Eleven schools and eleven manufacturing companies from throughout the counties of Cameron, Clearﬁeld, Elk, Jefferson, McKean and Potter participated in the 4th Annual “What’s So Cool About Manufacturing?” Video Contest for the region.

An award celebration was held March 11 at the St. Marys Area High School to recognize the students, teachers/ coaches, and employers. Emcee for the event was Ed Hayden, director of employee relations for Zippo Manufacturing. Carol Kilko, Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development provided a keynote and a local Dream Team composed of young professionals working in the manufacturing ﬁeld shared their journey toward a career in manufacturing. Each team of 6th through 8th grade students along with a teacher / coach were provided video equipment and training and were matched with manufacturing companies located in the region.

The teams created short video profiles of their companies and the career opportunities they offer. By improving the image of these careers and creating awareness for them, the contest not only aims to sustain manufacturing careers, but aims to help them thrive. The event is led by Workforce Solutions (Workforce Development Board serving the North Central PA region) The following schools and companies participated in the event: Brookville Area School District and Miller Fabrication Solutions®; Cameron County School District and Emporium Hardwoods; Curwensville Area School District and Clearfield Metal Technologies; Clearfield Area School District and Lezzer Lumber Company; Floyd C. Fretz Middle School (Bradford) and Pulakos Chocolates; Kane Area Middle School and Laughing Owl Press Company; Northern Potter School District and The Carpenter’s Shop; Oswayo Valley School District and Napoleon Engineering Services; St. Leo School

and Domtar Johnsonburg Mill; St. Marys Middle School and Abbott Furnace Company; and Smethport Area School District and Allegheny Bradford Corporation. The Dream Team included the following: Stephanie Costanzo, engineer, Alpha Precision Group; Julianne Inzana, marketing coordinator, Abbott Furnace Company and Phil McDonald, advanced manufacturing engineer, Alpha Precision Group.

In addition to the Viewer’s Choice Award which goes to the school receiving the most online votes, the following awards were made at the ceremony by a team of seven judges: The winners of this year’s awards included: • outstanding overall video award — St. Leo School Team featuring Domtar – Johnsonburg Mill • outstanding creativity award — Oswayo Valley team featuring Napoleon Engineering Services. (St. Leo School and Oswayo

As of Tuesday, the second day of enforcement, Troop C (tasked with coverage of McKean and Elk counties), did not issue any warnings. However, Troop F, which covers Cameron and Potter counties, issued three warnings, bringing their total since beginning enforcement to ﬁve warnings. So far, no citations have been issued within the state. However, 44 warnings have been issued since State Police began enforcing the order Monday.

Valley School have qualiﬁed for the statewide contest which will be held in May via a live streaming event.) • viewer’s choice award — St Marys Area Middle School featuring Abbott Furnace Company. • outstanding career pathway award — Smethport featuring Allegheny Bradford Corporation

Robert Evanchick, commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police, stated, “The priority of the Pennsylvania State Police is protecting lives and maintaining order in the commonwealth. In light of the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic, troopers and liquor control enforcement ofﬁcers are prepared to ensure compliance with Governor Wolf’s order.”

The release also explained that • outstanding outreach plan award — Cameron private businesses, County featuring organizations, and Emporium Hardwoods. other non compliant entities face • outstanding possible criminal videography award — Fretz Middle School penalties under featuring Pulako’s the Administrative Chocolates. Code of 1929, 71 • outstanding educational P.S. § 1409 and/or the Pennsylvania value award — Clearﬁeld featuring Lezzer Lumber. Disease Prevention and Control Law • outstanding team of 1955, 35 P.S. § spirit award — Kane Area 521.20(a). Middle School featuring Laughing Owl Press Company.

These are summary offenses and may All videos can be viewed lead to ﬁnes or jail at the following link: https://www.atssocool.org/ time. contests/north-central-pa/

“We believe most Pennsylvanians want to act responsibly and do their part to help slow the spread of this deadly virus. Troopers and liquor control officers will make every effort to achieve voluntary compliance by educating business owners and using discretion when appropriate,” Evanchick said in the release. “But our message is clear: COVID-19 is a serious health and public safety risk that requires an extraordinary response from law enforcement and the public. I urge everyone to stay home, stay calm, and stay safe.” According to that release, the governor has directed the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board; Department of Health; Department of Agriculture; Pennsylvania State Police; Municipal Police and local officials to “enforce the closure orders to the full extent of the law.” The current list of businesses classified as life-sustaining, resources for affected businesses, and information businesses to request a waiver/exemption are available from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. For any Pennsylvania resident who wishes to report a noncompliant business, reports should be made via local law enforcement agency’s nonemergency number. In our case, that number is 887-4911 to reach the McKean County 911 Center. Residents are asked to avoid calling 911 directly to file these reports.

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More changes in the works to prep area hospitals for COVID-19

By MARCIE SCHELLHAMMER BRADFORD — In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a few more changes are in the works for Upper Allegheny Health Systems, one of which is being mandated by the state of New York. On Thursday, UAHS President and CEO Jeff Zewe said the ambulatory care center at Olean (N.Y.) General Hospital is in the process of being converted into a 75-bed hospital, which will be done by April 1. “The virus is doubling every four days,” he said. New York City is overrun and is in desperate need of places to care for the sick. Gov. Andrew Cuomo has mandated that “upstate” hospitals prepare to take patients from New York City by providing “100 percent more beds,” explained Dr. William Mills, UAHS senior vice president of quality and professional affairs. “Our plan is to accept that if we need to,” Mills said, adding that he feels it is unlikely that patients would be taken 6 hours from the city for care. “We want to have capacity for our hometown folks, too. We are expecting to receive people, but we don’t know how that is going to work yet.”

Zewe said, “The key is we prepare. At the end of the day, I hope we don’t receive one patient, but we need to be prepared if that happens.” Mills explained the mandate to take additional patients is from Cuomo, and therefore, Bradford Regional Medical Center didn’t figure into bed capacity discussions. “We’re talking internally about what to do. We’re not really certain,” Mills said. Zewe added, “The goal right now is to plan. We would probably know 72 hours in advance” about patients who may be transferred. “When we get the word, we will get the right people in the room and plan.” Zewe reiterated that as of Thursday, there had been no reported cases in McKean County. The first confirmed COVID-19 case was confirmed Friday in Cattaraugus County. One case has been confirmed in Potter County. “We’ve seen an uptick with patients presenting with symptoms (of the virus) presenting at the hospital,” Zewe said. Therefore, to protect healthcare workers, “universal masking” will be started within the coming days.

“We’re protecting healthcare workers from exposure to patients who may have it, but haven’t recognized it, and protecting workers from other workers who may have it and be asymptomatic,” Zewe said. While on Thursday the hospitals had a 5-to-8day supply of personal protective equipment, a large shipment is expected for today which will get them at least a month’s supply, according to Mills. “We really appreciate the community sending us masks,” he said, “the nurses will use those.” However, he added, supplies are not an issue at the moment. “The more we learned about this virus, the more we realized there is up to 18 percent of folks who are infected and have no symptoms,” Mills said. “We wondered if our employees have it with no symptoms, might they be spreading it?” So for safety’s sake, the hospitals will be implementing the universal masking measure. “We’re just trying to protect our infrastructure,” the doctor added.

lack of COVID-19 test kits in the rural hospitals. “It’s all being governed by the states and the feds,” Mills said. With the number of sick in New York City, the tests aren’t being sent to rural areas. “We still have to run our testing through the department of health,” he said. “Folks are still ordering it. Everybody’s asking. We’ve even reached out to folks in Congress to try to loosen things up. We’re still struggling.” Mills added that a positive test result isn’t critical to treatment of the virus, as the treatment would be the same based on the symptoms, too. “We’re reaching out to everyone who will work with us,” he said. “We’re really gearing up and getting ready. We’re still at a low prevalence. We will take every day we don’t have a lot of sick people as a good day.” Mills said there are some treatments that are still in the early phases and have yet to be proven. “There’s some things happening that are promising, but definitely aren’t there yet.”

McKean County extends emergency declaration

SMETHPORT — McKean County commissioners have extended an emergency declaration that was made last week in light of the COVID-19 public health emergency. An emergency declaration in the county was initially made on March 16; this Monday, commissioners signed the extended declaration. The new declaration directs the McKean County chief clerk, along with county officials, to develop a County Government Continuity of Operations Plan to last through the emergency. The director of the McKean County Office of Emergency Services will coordinate emergency response activities and “to take all appropriate action needed to alleviate the effects of this disaster, to aid in the restoration of essential public services, and to take any other emergency response action deemed necessary to respond to this disaster emergency,” the declaration states.

The declaration also makes it possible to more quickly take the steps to alleviate the emergency. It authorizes county officials to take actions such as hire temporary workers, rent equipment, purchase supplies and materials, and enter into contracts and agreements for public work as required to meet the emergency. It also allows them to skip legal formalities that would prevent steps to be taken in a timely manner. The new emergency declaration is in effect for 30 days starting this past Monday, March 23.

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homes or offices. Payments should be mailed to collectors. These payment are for current year tax bills. Current Bradford City taxes, payable in the

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“I developed the pattern so it was easy to make for beginners and was adequate for healthcare workers to use,” noted Porter. “It’s better than a bandana, which is what the CDC was recommending.” After developing the pattern, Porter’s husband helped her ﬁlm a video, which at the time of this article was viewed over 3,300 times since it was posted on YouTube on Friday. She plans on making another video soon for more experienced sewers, which is a little less “rough around the edges” aesthetically than the original mask. “We recommend you

use plain, light-to-medium weight cotton — make sure you can breathe through it,” said Porter. “Two layers are better than one, and one layer is better than none.” Porter’s beginner face mask tutorial can be viewed on YouTube at https://youtu.be/ L55CNVm2FXw. Chiodo said elastic needed for the masks is very difﬁcult to ﬁnd right now, even online. She recently put in an order on eBay which won’t be shipping out until May, so she had to be resourceful. “Elastic is so hard to come by now, so I purchased hair bands instead,” she noted.

Porter even began using ribbon instead of elastic for the bands due to the shortage. Chiodo recommended those interested in making masks to donate to facilities in the area to contact the facilities ahead of time on how to deliver them, or you can drop them off to her at 60 State St. in Bradford. She is also accepting supplies of fabric, thread and elastic to help make the masks, which can be dropped off at the same address. For questions on donations or how to make the masks, you can contact Chiodo at yolandachiodo78@gmail. com. In addition, in a private Residential & Commercial

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Stay safe. Stay well. CORYVILLE CHURCH OF FAITH 1913 Moody Hollow, Eldred, PA, 814225-4943; Pastor Karmon Wood; www. coryvillechurchoffaith.org; SUN. SERVICES: Morning Worship 10:45am Prayer Meeting Thursday @ 6:30 HOPE FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY CHURCH East Valley Road, Coryville, PA Pastor Jacob & Janna Jellison SUN. SERVICES: Sunday School 10:00am; MorningWorship 11:00am; Sunday Evening 5:00pm; WEDNESDAY: Evening Service 6:30pm OPEN ARMS COMMUNITY CHURCH 105 Smith Street, Port Allegany, PA Pastor Matthew Burt; Services: 9am & 11am

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CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 314 Chestnut Street, Port Allegany, Pa. 16743; Phone: 814-642-7071; Pastor Douglas Cameron; 814-544-3596; Sunday School: 10am; Sunday Morning Worship Service 11am; Sunday Evening Service 7pm; Wednesday: Bible Study & Prayer Meeting 7pm

SMETHPORT CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH VALLEY WORSHIP CENTER 201 Pine Street, Smethport, PA; (814) 887Rte. 446 Farmers Valley, Smethport, PA; 5850 • Pastor Steve Heath; Sunday School Rev. David Eastman, 814-887-5065; 9:30 AM; Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 Sunday School 9:30am; Morning Worship AM; Sunday Evening Service 6:00 PM; 10:30am; Sunday Evening 6:00pm; Wed. Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting 6:00 Evening 6:30pm PM GRACE CHAPEL CHURCH 203 Rte. 446, Farmers Valley, PA Phone: 814-887-5567 • Pastor: Jerry Stauffer; Sunday Morning Service 10:30am ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH W. Main & Church Street, Smethport, PA; Deacon Deb Cavagnaro, 814-8875841; Sunday Morning Holy Eucharist 10:30am; Thursday Morning Healing Service 10:00am ST. JOSEPH’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Arnold Avenue, Port Allegany, PA Pastor Joann Piatko • Sunday Service 9:00am; Sunday School 9:00am, 1st Sunday of each month 2nd Service at 4:00pm SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST CHURCH OF HEBRON 5 miles up Whitney Creek off Rte. 44, Crandall Hill, Coudersport, PA Rev. Michael L. Burns; Sabbath School Saturday 9:45am; Worship Service Sat. 11:00am; Bible Study Wednesday 1:00pm, Saturday 2:00pm; Women’s Society 1st Tuesday of each month 7:30pm McCRAE BROOK WESLEYAN CHURCH Phone: 814-225-3753• Pastor Dale Argot; Sunday School 10:00am; Worship Service 11:00am; Wednesday: Prayer Service 6:00pm EAST SMETHPORT UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH 18399 Route 6 in East Smethport Pastor: Rev. Allen Young; Associate Pastor: Rev. Les Leet 814-887-2255; eschurch.org; eschurch@hotmail.com Sunday School 9:00 am; Sunday Children’s Ministry 9:00 - 11:00 am Sunday Worship Service: 10:00 am; Staffed Nursery during Worship Service

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GRACE BIBLE INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH 392 Coons Crossing Rd • Shinglehouse, PA 16748; (814) 697-7257• Pastor Thomas Isaacson; Sun. School 9:30am • Worship 10:45am and 6pm; Grace Teens 7pm Sunday• Wed. Prayer Meeting 7pm; “Jesus And Me” Club K-6 Wed. 7:00pm; Nursery and “Children’s Church” FAITH CHURCH OF CHARITY (Independent Assembly of God) 216 N Main Street, Port Allegany, PA; 814-642-2270 • 814-887-2090 Rev. Deborah Mallery; Sunday Worship 10:00am OVERCOMERS CHURCH OF FAITH Aiken, PA • Co Pastors: Revs Frank & Daunna Hill; 814-465-7776; Sunday School 10:00 am ; Sunday Morning Worship 11:00am; Thursday Bible Study 6:30 pm FREE CHRISTIAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH Pine Street, Smethport, PA • Pastor: Bill Simms; Sunday Morning Worship 11am; Tuesday Evening Bible Study 6:30pm • 814-331-1075 bjay59@MSN.com ELDRED UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 26 Main St., Eldred, PA 16731 • 814-2254051; Pastor Jim Cannistraci; Sunday School 9:15 AM; Worship Service 10:30 AM; Eumc289@ yahoo.com ST. RAPHAEL CHURCH 16 First St., PO Box 252, Eldred, PA 16731; 814-225-4231• Pastor: Fr.Thomas E. Brown Mass: Saturday 4:30 PM; Confessions: Saturday 4-4:15 PM ST. MARY CHURCH 630 Newell Creek Rd., Eldred, PA 16731;

Mass: Sunday 9 AM; • Confessions: Sunday 8:30 AM

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

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 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 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

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 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@

BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST 121 Derrick Road · Bradford, Pa. 16701 · Phone: 814-368-9972 Minister: Rick Price RLPrice56@yahoo.com · Bible Class 10am. Worship 10:50 am · Mid Week Study Wednesday 6pm

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