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>The Department of Health provides free mammograms, clinical breast and pelvic exams and pap tests through the HealthyWoman Program. The program is open to women between the ages of 40-65, who have low to moderate incomes, are uninsured or have insurance that does not cover screening for breast or cervical cancer. If a woman is diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer, or pre-cancerous conditions of the breast or cervix, through the HealthyWoman Program, she is eligible for full health care benefits. Coverage for treatment begins immediately. For more information, call the HealthyWoman Program at 1-800-215-7494 or visit fredmcilhattan.com and click on “Cancer Services for Women.” |
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>PROJECT
BACKPACK:
Please join
the Clarion
OnIzed
Federal
Credit Union
in
supporting
local foster
children.
Items needed
include:
backpacks,
toothbrushes,
toiletries,
socks,
underwear
(for all
ages),
educational
books,
diapers,
shoes, and
small toys.
Any donation
is greatly
appreciated
and needed
by local
foster
children. If
you have any
questions,
please
contact 814
226-5032.
>A local man is making “Free Morgie” signs with all proceeds to go to help the family. Cost is $15.00 for 4in sign and $20.00 for a 6in sign. To order please call 764-5275 and leave a message
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>Teens,
everything
going okay?
Or do you
need to talk
and no one
is there to
listen? Or
the friends
who say
they’ll
listen
really
don’t. You
know how
that is.
The NEO Teen
Helpline
listens.
Call
1-800-272-TEEN.
Call to
discuss any
problem.
All calls
are free and
confidential
and can be
anonymous.
Phones are
open
weekdays
from 2pm-9pm
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>The following blood drives will be held in Clarion County during the month of August. The blood supply is very low and all donors are needed. Give the gift of life…
Fri., Aug., 22 New Bethlehem Fire Hall 12-6pm
Wed., Aug., 27 Mid Atlantic Youth Emlenton 11-4pm |
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>The
Leatherwood
Church
in
New
Bethlehem
is
holding
a
Community
Pig
Roast
on
Saturday,
August
23rd at 4pm . Everyone is welcome; please bring a covered dish to share. Also, bring a pie for the pie judging contest.
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>There will be a delicious breakfast buffet at St. Joseph Social Hall in Lucinda on Sunday, August 31st from 8am-noon. Cost is $6.50 for adults, $3.50 for children ages 5-11 and children under 5 are free. Sponsored by St. Joseph K of C Council #4216 and proceeds benefit local charities. |
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>The
Annual
Summerville
Labor
Day
Festival
will
be
held
at
Summerville
Memorial
Park
on
Monday,
Sept.
1
from
10am
to
5pm
.
Admission
is
free
>The Brookville Area United Fund is holding their Annual Kick-off event on Saturday, September 6th at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds. Event starts at 12:00pm . Tickets for the event may be purchased prior to the event cost is $5.00 for adults, $2.00 for children 6-17 and under 6 are free. The cost will increase the day of the event. For more information call 814-849-6716
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Ladies and Gentleman, Boys and Girls, stars of the Walker Bros. Circus are coming! You will see World Famous Circus performers from all over the world. Free children’s coupons are available at area merchants. Come to Sligo Ball Field on Wednesday, Sept. 3rd with show times at 5:30 and 7:30pm . For ticket information call 473-9883 .
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>On Saturday, September 6th the United Valley Soccer League is holding a special dedication to Fred McIlattan for his past support. The dedication starts at 12 noon at Pottery Field in Hawthorn on the Right Side of Rt. 28 |
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SAFE’s Fall Training for volunteers begins Tuesday, Sept. 9th. Learn to assist victims of domestic violence while building your human service skills. Call SAFE at 226-8481 for more information and schedule details. SAFE is a Clarion County United Way Agency
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>The Sawmill Arts Theater will be performing “Leader of the Pack” from September 11 through 13. All shows start at 8pm and cost $12 for adults and $10 for children 12 and under. Reservations are recommended by calling 814-927-5275.
>Clarion Alliance Church is having a Clothing Give-Away on Saturday, Sept. 6th from 8am to noon . Visit www.clarionalliance.com for more information.
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