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Smethport Alliance Church Wearing masks required builds community cupboard by state; McKean County for those in need of food sees more cases of COVID-19
By CHRISTINE HOLTZ
When Pastor Robert Grimes moved to Smethport in April from Lock Haven, he wanted to find a way the Smethport Alliance Church could better serve those in need. That’s when he and his wife, Esther, decided to build a “community cupboard” to place in front of the church as an additional supplement for those who may be in need of food. Grimes said the idea came from a church that was doing something similar back in Lock Haven. “We’re just a small church so there’s not a lot of things we can do right now, though we wanted to do something that would reach out to the community,” he explained. Grimes constructed and installed the box out in front of the church, while his friend crafted a wooden sign for it which reads “Those who are hungry, take. Those in abundance, give.”
By MARCIE SCHELLHAMMER
Pastor Robert Grimes of the Smethport Alliance Church stands in front of the new “community cupboard” he built and installed outside of the church on Pine Street. The cupboard was built to supply those in need with an extra source of non-perishable goods.
He said the church will be stocking the cupboard with non-perishable goods and hopes community members who have the means will help as well. “It’s all free food,” Grimes said. “The community is welcome to
take what they need and we hope members of the community will help us keep it stocked.” As of this weekend, the cupboard has been installed in front of the church, located at 202 Pine St., and is now ready for use.
The Pennsylvania health secretary has expanded the mask-wearing order to require masks be worn whenever anyone leaves their home. “This mask-wearing order is essential to stopping the recent increase in COVID-19 cases we have seen in Pennsylvania,” Gov. Tom Wolf said. “Those hot spots can be traced to situations where Pennsylvanians were not wearing masks or practicing social distancing — two practices that must be adhered to if we want to maintain the freedoms we have in place under our reopening.” While the local region hasn’t seen the huge numbers of cases that other counties have, the case count has risen lately. As of last week, McKean and Potter coun-
ties each had additional casees of COVID-19. The total case count for McKean County was 18, with 10 positive and 8 probable cases. The Potter County case count was 16, with 12 positive and four probable cases. Elk County’s case count remained at 15, and Cameron County’s at 3. According to the health department’s Wednesday figures, there were 636 additional positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the statewide total to 87,242. Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine signed the order under the Disease Prevention and Control Act, mandating masks must be worn whenever anyone leaves home. “Person-to-person spread does continue however, and with the reopening, the Commonwealth is beginning to see increases in new cases,” Levine wrote in
the order. She further explained that action must be taken to slo.w the increase, and to avoid mitigation strategies like the ones that shut down the state. The order outlines the situations when a mask must be worn and includes limited exceptions to the face-covering requirement. More and more health experts have called for mask wearing, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who said during a June 30 Senate hearing on COVID-19, “Americans who don’t wear masks may ‘propagate the further spread of infection.’” The mask-wearing order will be sent to state and local officials, law enforcement and others tasked with education about the order for those not in compliance.
Seneca Highlands CTC students receive awards
PORT ALLEGANY — Awards were recently presented to students at the Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center for the 2019-20 school year. Participating schools at the CTC are Austin, Cameron County, Coudersport, Galeton, Kane, Northern Potter, Oswayo Valley, Otto-Eldred, Port Allegany and Smethport. James Young is the director of the CTC. Student Recognition Awards were announced as follows: National Technical Honor Society Inductees — Jacob Boden, NPHS, Welding; Sean Cunningham, SAHS, Welding; Jordan Glover, AAHS, Health Assistant; Katelynn Hauss, CCHS, Early Childhood; Quintyn Howard, OVHS, Welding; Jade Huffman, OVHS, Culinary; Robert Landry, PAHS, Building Construction; Mattison Maben, PAHS, Early Childhood; Amber McAndrews, NPHS, Building Construction; Darci Meacham, CAHS, Networking; Joshua Mesler, PAHS, Homeland Security; Andrew Page, CAHS, Engineering; Shae Setzer, AAHS, Health Assistant; Ashley Skinner, PAHS, Early Childhood; Ethan Sprankle, PAHS, Homeland Security; and Anna Stewart, PAHS, Early Childhood. Returning members include Abigail Bennett, OEHS, Culinary; Eric Crum, OEHS, Heavy Equipment; Shelby Darrin, OEHS — Health Assistant; Kolby Hosterman, PAHS, Networking; and Travis Snyder, NPHS, Heavy Equipment. Students participating in SkillsUSA Recognition, District Competition in New Castle, were Jordan Glover, AAHS, HA; Andrew Lopez, CCHS, HA; Corey Williams, CCHS, NET; Takoda Corliss, KASD, NET; Zachary Howe, KAHS, NET; Trenton Smith, KAHS, NET; Quincy Dailey, NPHS, NET; Jade Huffman, OVHS, CUL; Raymond Batt, OEHS, NET; Asher McDonald, OEHS, NET; Kolby Hosterman, PAHS, NET: Blake McCoy, PAHS, NET; Tyler Baldwin, SAHS, AUTO; Morgan Himes, SAHS, ECE; Zachary Persing, SAHS, NET; Sean Cunningham, CCHS, WELD; Adam Weichman, CCHS, ENG; Kelly Eschrich, KAHS, CUL: Heidi Johnson, KAHS, ECE; Elizageth “Icie” Vito, KAHS, NET; Travis Snyder, NPHS, HEM; Hailee Wilson, OVHS, HA; Abigail Bennett, OEHS, CUL; Isaiah Caden, PAHS, BCO; Derek Kallenborn, PAHS, BCO; Ethan Sprankle, PAHS, HOME; Jaden Causer, SAHS, AUTO, Max Hough, SAHS, NET; and Chase Trask, SAHS, NET; Co-op Students — Bryce Gold, Job Interview, Otto-Eldred. State Competition in Hershey participants were Bryce Gold, Job
Photo by Pam Fischer Port Allegany High School students Kayla Baxter, Kolby Hosterman and Anna Stewart were among the Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center award winners for the 2019-20 school year. Interview, Otto-Eldred; Corey Williams, Cyber Security, Cameron County; and Zach Howe, Cyber Security, Kane. Capstone Education Program participants were Adam Weichman, Engineering Technology, CCHS, Caldwell Corporation, Emporium; Colin Morey, Heavy Equipment Maintenance, CAHS, Riss-Dale Farms, Coudersport Greg Shortt, CAHS-GRS, Inc, Millport; Gabe Wargo, Networking, CAHS, Zitomedia, Coudersport; Heidi Joehnson, Early Childhood Education, KAHS, Apple of My Eye DayCare, Kane; Jacob Boden, Welding NPHS< Miller and Richard Masonry, Ulysses; John Lewis, Engineering Technology, NPHS, New Moon Power Equipment, Ulysses; Richard Junselman, Automotive, NPHS, Four Winds Farm, Ulysses; Chris Carpenter, Automotive, OVHS, Seal’s Auto, Eldred; Honor Gross, Welding, OVHS, GFS, Ince., Millport; Hailee Wilson, Health Assistant, OVHS, Sweden Valley Manor, Coudersport; Haley Darush, Health Assistant, PAHS, UPMC Cole, Coudersport; Kolby Hosterman, Networking, PAHS, Seneca Highlands IU9/CTC, Port Allegany; Liberty Dates, Health Assistant, PAHS, Sweden Valley Manor, Coudersport; T. J. Swanson, Engineering Technology, SAHS, Swanson Fabricating, Bradford; Shayne Westfall, Building Construction, SHAS, Seneca Highlands IU9/CTC, Port Allegany; Kaileigha Gustafson, Early Childhood Education, PAHS, Headstart, Port Allegany; Mikayla Post, Early Childhood Education, OEHS, Headstart, Eldred; and Sebastian Van Camp, Building Construction, OEHS Seneca Highlands IU9/CTC, Port Allegany. Recognition Awards given to top
students in the program went to Ryan Chilcote, Cameron County, and Jaden Causer, Smethport, Automotive Mechanics; Robert Landry, Port Allegany and James Bliss, Northern Potter, Building Construction Occupations; Abigail Bennett, Otto-Eldred and Jade Huffman, Oswayo Valley, Culinary Arts; Ashley Skinner, Port Allegany and Morgan Himes, Smethport, Early Childhood Education; Adam Weichman, Cameron County and Evan Sanderson, Smethport, Engineering Technology; Haley Darush, Port Allegany and Jeannie Beane, Kane, Health Assistant; Eric Crum, Otto-Eldred and Travis Synder, Northern Potter, Heavy Equipment Maintenance; Joshua Mesler, Port Allegany and Chandler Hults-Lowe, Coudersport; Kolby Hosterman, Port Allegany and Gabe Wargo, Coudersport, Networking Technology; Sean Cunningham, Cameron County and Jacob Boden, Northern Potter, Welding. E&G Autoplus Scholarship Award went to the top mechanic going on to post-secondary schooling: Jaden Causer, Automotive, Smethport. Northwest Good Citizen Award went to students involved in community activities: Yarielly Colon, Health Assistant, Port Allegany, and Anna Stewart, Early Childhood Education, Port Allegany. Kades-Margolis Award for the student who most exemplifies the trade went to Katelyn Waid, Health Assistant, Otto-Eldred; Jose DeJesus, Culinary, Port Allegany; Liberty Dates, Health Assistant, Port Allegany; Hailee Wilson, Health Assistant, Oswayo Valley. Education Association Award went to Katelynn Hauss, Early Childhood Education, Cameron County, and Chad Moyer, Homeland Security,
Cameron County. Dason Mesler Scholarship went to Izak Bidwell, Automotive, Port Allegany. The Director’s Awards went to Kaileigha Gustafson, ECE, PAHS; Logan Benninger, BCO, CAHS; Heidi Johnson, ECE, KAHS; Candyce Lloyd, HA, PAHS; Dallas Knauer, BCO, NPHS; and Brennan Niles, CUL, PAHS. Hamblin Band Work Ethic Awards went to Shelby Darrin, Health Assistant, Otto-Eldred, and Timothy Hasselman, Heavy Equipment, Cameron County. Mathematics Awards went to Forrester Smoker, Networking, Cameron County, and Damien Neubert, Welding, Smethport; Rotary District 7280 Vocational Grant went to Mikayla Post, Early Childhood Education, Otto-Eldred. Port Allegany Rotary Service Award for students involved in Community Service went to Anna Stewart, Early Childhood Education, Port Allegany. Rotary Outstanding Vocational Award Recognition ROVA Field Trip Participants were Michael Tanner, HEM, SAHS; Joshual Kessler, AUTO, PAHS; Noah Pearson, BCO, PAHS; Jordan Wolfe, WELD, KAHS; Shelby Garnder, ENG, GAHS; Dannielle Miller, ECE, GAHS; Brian Tanner, HEM, SAHS; Jaden Studer, HA, OEHS, Andrew Page, ENG, CAHS; Ayden Raymondo, WELD, KAHS; Sarah Young, HA, SAHS; and Hunter Beck, NET, GAHS. The Dave “Digger” McFall Scholarship went to Desiree Deyarmin, Health Assistant, Coudersport, and Corey Williams, Networking, Cameron County. The Non-Traditional Student Award went to Dylan Hamilton, Health Assistant, Otto-Eldred, and Kayla Baker, Homeland Security, Port Allegany. Perfect Attendance Awards were
given to Kayla Baxter, HOME, Port Allegany; Christian Eaton, WELD, Smethport; Isaiah Weiskoff-Wiley, HOME, Port Allegany; Jaden Causer, AUTO, Smethport; and Zacharie Vossler, CUL, Smethport. Student Committee members include Gage Smoker, DJ Michelitsch, Josh Kessler, Robert Landry, Noah Pearson, Ethan DeBockler, Abigail Bennett, Raelyn Torpey, Kelly Eschrich, Chloe Banks, Jacob Piecinski, Alexandria Norris, Dannielle Miller, Alex Bryant, Alex Pelchy, Jaden Causer, Shayne Westfull, Summer Tanner, Dallas Knauer, Jade Huffman, Gavin Soule, Emily Plowden, Karli Benson, Shelby Garner, Damien Haight, Adam Weichman, Shelby Darrin, Liberty Dates, Katelyn Waid, Eric Crum, Seth Bowers, Hunter Kisko, Kayla Baxter, Ethan Sprankle, Chad Moyer, Kolby Hosterman, Corey Williams, Zachary Howe, James Brumbach, Michael Douglas, Ayden Raymondo, Andrew Page, Maya Lawton, Hunter Mason, Hailee Wilson, Desiree Deyarmin, Jordan Glover, Travis Snyder, Jacob Erikson, Bryce Coleman, Chandler Hunts-Lowe, Tommy Carpenter, Shauna Bailey, Gabe Wargo, Zachary Persing, Reed Powers, Greg Shortt, Justin Gallus and Wyatt Yocum. President — Kolby Hosterman and Jade Huffman; Vice-President — Corey Williams and Andrew Page; Secretary — Abigail Bennett and Jordan Glover; and Treasurer — Abigail Bennett and Gavin Soule. Students of the Week Recognition went to Cory Dart, Shayne Westfall, Bryce Coleman and Sean Cunningham for September; Shelby Garnder, Kelly Eschrich, Katelyn Waid, and Chandler Hults-Lowe in October; Corey Wiliams, Morgan Himes, and Ian Sobrino in November; James Bliss, Travis Snyder and Justin Gallup in December; Andrew Page, Jade Huffman, Haley Darush and Ethan Sprankle in January; Hunter Beck, Ashley Skinner and Dallas Knauer in February; Jacob Boden in March and Chase Trask in April. The Student of the Year was presented to Kolby Hosterman, Networking, Port Allegany High School. The Perfect Attendance Award went to Kayla Baxter, Homeland Security, Port Allegany — three years in a row; Most Improved went to Tia Bird, Health Assistant, Port Allegany, and the Highest GPA went to Kolby Hosterman, Networking, Port Allegany. Grand Prize Awards went to Emily Kelly, ECE, KAHS (a Chrysler 200) and Zachary Persing, NET, SAHS, (Ford Focus). Special thanks to Kightlinger Motors Inc. and Bidwell Auto for their donations of the cars.
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covering the entire of LLC whom prolength of the concess may be Homes For Sale served. SSNY shall Larry Miller, Secret- VILLAGE GREEN the post office adtract. A list of Work Now taking The Town of Scio dress within this Rules and Job Remail process to 308 ary/Treasurer PUB, LLC: Articles orders for will be accepting state to which the quirements are Center St., Olean, of Organization of Driveway repairs For Sale 3 Bdrm applications for secretary of state available at NYSNY 14760, which is The Board of Village Green Pub, and French Drains 2 Full Bath Mobile HEAVY MOTOR shall mail a copy o DOL office. also the principal LLC. Under Education of and Gravel. Home set up at EQUIPMENT any process Pay rate of $13.25 business location. Section 203 of the Cattaraugus-Little 716-378-7968 South Cuba Trailer OPERATOR to fill a against the limited per hour. Purpose: Any Limited Liability Valley Central Park. Serious full time position in liability company Resumes may all lawful purpose. Company Law: The School invites the Employment / Inquires Only the Highway Dept. served upon it is: be sent to name of the limited submission of Required skills; opHelp Wanted Schichtelʼs Nursery. Call 716-557-2845 liability company is: 311 N. Union St., sealed bids on one LEGAL AD eration and mainOlean, NY 14760. Applicants must (1) new/unused util- Village Green Pub, Sealed proposals tenance of heavy Classroom e-mail resume to LLC. The date of fil- The business purity vehicle with acwill be received by Legals equipment such as, Assistant mds@schichtels.co ing of the Articles of pose is to operate cessories pro cab, the Ceres Townpayloader, excavat- Nursery Workers Delevan Area - 40 bar and restaurant m Att: Mark D Organization with v-snow blade and ship Board of SuWanted or, roller and CDL hours per week. Schichtel, or fax BEST GOLD & the Department of spreader. Bid spepervisors of McKEmployment dates plow trucks. Must Qualifications: An resume to (716) SILVER, LLC State is August 21, cifications can be ean County at 12 ANYTHING & be reliable and able are as follows: Associates Degree 592-4282. Call Application for 2019. The county obtained from the Barbertown Road, October 5, 2019 EVERYTHING! to work overtime n an early child716-592-9383 or Articles of Organizwithin this State in Director of FacilitEldred, PA. 16731, through Nov. 24, along with willinghood education reapply at the nearest ation have been in the Classified which the office of ies, Wayne until 6:00PM on 1 2019. ated discipline or a ness to work outSmethport • EastDepartment Smethportof• Crosby • with Gifford Cyclone • Hazelhurst • Mt.onJewett filed the • Rew • the limited liability McGuire, any October 2019, for Section. Job order number doors in all weathchild development office or call Secretary of State company is located business day from the following: NY1311629 • Roulette • Labor Eldred • Duke Center • Rixford • Turtlepoint • Coudersport • Coreyville • Emporium 373-3121 er conditions. Port Allegany associate credenthem at (877)466of New York on 7:00 am – 3:00 pm. is Cattaraugus. The 3000 ton 2RC Schichtel Nursery MINIMUM ial, or a High 9757 7/29/2019 in address of the The equipment to 1000 ton AS3, 6 workers REQUIREMENTS: School Diploma or using the job order Cattaraugus business is: 311 N. be traded can be similar to Temporary nursery Announcements Auto Wanted Items Wanted McKean County E-SALES 2Announcements YRS EXPERIequivalent with a number. County. Union St., Olean, seen by appointAASHTO #8 workers to plant, 311 Main Street Smethport,PA ENCE IN HEAVY CDA Plan". One Office: Cattaraugus NY 14760. Tyler A. ment only by con5000 ton 2A cultivate, weed, and USED GUNS • 1 Gun or Complete Collectio EQUIPMENT OPyear of relevant County SSNY has Booth has been Air Conditioners SELLING A FARM SELLa YOUR [WANTED] tacting Wayne 200 ton #2 harvest diversiWE WILL BUY THEM! MUST work been designate as designated as looking For or less tonNew,experience Scratch & in- ERATION; OR HOUSE? AdOR CARS/TRUCKS McGuire at 257More fiedANTIQUE group of nursPOSSESS A NYS Call: 814.887.4160 cluding specific exJobs Wanted the LLCʼs agent agent upon whom Dent, Friedrich vertise it here and CLASSIC CAR. WANTED!!! All 5283. Bids will be nage on the stock in all and A New Job? Commercial driver's ery perience with chilupon whom proModel KCM18A30A neighboring publicAdvertise with us. Makes/Models process against it accepted until 1:00 numbers any weather condiCheck The license and applicdren; Valid drivers cess against it may Any material not 18,000BTU Reg. ations. We can help tions. You choose where 2002-2018! 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INTERESTED Please send letter Slate Rd Supply visit our site at Weʼre Nationwide! macnetonline.com the LLC at: 360 secretary of state at the same price. mark bids “Utility STERLING & GOLD minimum 80 lbs. employment in APPLICANTS can of interest and reCall Now: 717 445-5222 MACnetOnline.com for details. Front Street, Olean, Liquidated damshall mailItems a copy Vehicle Bid.” AdSingle orof Complete Collections private care find applications on Minimum 3 months sume by Septem1-888-368-1016 NY 14760 any process ages apply. dress all bids to 28+ YEARS IN BUSINESS. experience with position. Will supply the town's website: ber 16, 2019 to: Purpose: any Bus. Opportunity against the limited Proposals must be Wayne McGuire, Personal Estate Auctions, Tag Sales grading shrub and/ references and townofsciony.org or Articles For Sale Roberta ShipleyWANTED lawful purpose liability &company upon the forms furDirector of FacilitBusiness Liquidation Sales! 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