FREE! NOVEMBER 2017 Vol. 14, Issue 7
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South Park Light-Up Night Scheduled for December 1st The Friends of South Park will be holding their 4th annual light-up night for the community on Friday, December 1, 2017 at the gazebo on Maple Spring Drive at 6 p.m. Santa will arrive at 6:30 p.m. The Community House across the street from the gazebo will be made available to the community for refreshments, basket raffles, 50/50 and, of course, the arrival of Santa! Santa delivers treat bags to all the boys and girls in attendance. Tickets for the baskets are: 3/$5, 7/$10, 30/$20, and 50/50 tickets are $1 per ticket. Please bring an ornament of your choice to decorate our two trees at the gazebo, or place one on the tree whenever you can! Additionally, we will be collecting canned goods for the South Park Meals on Wheels. If you cannot attend and would like to donate a canned good, place it on the porch at the Community House anytime on December 1, and we will make sure that it will be delivered to the Grace Lutheran Church. This is a free family event with an hour of fun, music, and Christmas spirit! Please contact Madam Chairperson Sharon Adams if you have any questions at sadams6528@verizon.net or 412-897-2403.
Tradition of Blessing The Animals Continues at St. Francis Church Page 62
YCC Hosts ‘Ladies in Red’ Fundraising Event Youghiogheny 18-Hole Ladies’ Golf Association recently hosted a ‘Ladies in Red’ event in honor of former member Joanne DeTorre. Betty Lee Hancsak, who organizes the annual event, said the ladies raised $1,125 for Easter Seals, Detorre’s favorite charity. Pictured are DeTorre’s family and friends donned in their red attire.