The PRESS PA Edition August 17

On August 19th, 20th, and 21st, the New Approach will hold its annual cancer benefit show at Bangor Middle School. Rock and Roll All Nite is an upbeat show with familiar songs from the 80s, 90s and today, performed live on stage. Songs featured in the show come from a variety of artists includ- ing Pat Benetar, Green Day, Kiss, Lynard Skynard, Stray Cats, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, and Journey just to name a few. The show was created for all ages and it spans large collections of work from some of the greatest artists of all time. Have Moo-re Fun at The Blue Valley Farm Show By Maria Cascario “It’s that time of year again!” said Bob Werner, president of the Blue Valley Farm Show. “We’re preparing for our annual Blue Valley Farm Show with a lot of things on our mind.” He explained that money is a big issue, once again. “We are in a tight situation because of the big cuts from the state for fair funding.” Bob and the other Committee members are hoping for good weather and a lot of exhibitors. However, the Farm Show cannot afford to give prize money to adult exhibitors. All they can do is give Ribbons. “We’re still keeping youth prizes at one half what they were originally,” Bob said. “We hope that people understand that we don’t have the cash flow that we had other years.” The Farm Show Committee is trying to raise money by selling raffle tickets, which can be bought from Exchange Club members or purchased at the Farm Show the week of the fair. The Farm Show will have the usual food vendors that everyone has always enjoyed, as well as new additions. Bob said, “Our ‘ride man’ is charging $15 per night and $15 for all day Saturday.” The Committee hopes that this will alleviate a financial situation for families with children. They hope that families will go more than once a week so their children can enjoy the rides multiple times. Parking will be as always, by donation. Bob concluded by saying, “We hope for good weather and for everyone to come and enjoy the fair!” Check out page 16 in this week’s edition of The PRESS for the contests and rules. “Rock and Roll All Nite” with The New Approach "In the group’s 41 year history, this show is going to be one of the most unique ever," said Terry Toth. As the group's assistant director and choreogra- pher, he has been select- ing songs and show themes for many years, and this year, he is extremely excited about a focus on music from his generation. "I have come to realize that the music I grew up with is now considered By Maria Cascario When David and Kellen Heckman started Tru-Colors Restoration twenty three years ago, they knew it would involve a lot of hard work, long hours and much dedication. They have worked hard to continue to be conscientious and give their customers the same service they would want for themselves. David said, “When we went into business in 1988 we started out as painting contractors. Over the years, the business evolved into a general contracting company and then we began specializing in fire and water damage clean up and repairs as our company continued to grow. “We may have grown, but we are still small enough to care.” Tru-Colors Rest- oration, unlike other companies, handles everything from emergency service to complete repairs. Left to Right: Scott Heckman, John Porter, Lane Dickey, Kellen Heckman, Dave Heckman, Walter Floyd, Kim Cowley, and Lee Caiazzo. Kellen said, “We work with the homeowners from start to finish on all projects and we are on call 24/7 because disasters happen all hours of the day and night.” Water or fire damage is a catastrophic situation. Tru-Colors Res- toration technicians are all certified and trained in the latest drying and odor removal techniques. Restore Your Home’s Damage to its’ Tru-Colors

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