Sheffield Life
St. Paul Center Craft
Show and Chinese
Auction
May 14 Craft Show and Chinese Auction at St. Paul’s Center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Food available all day sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Chinese Auction is sponsored by the people of St. Anthony’s with many prizes. If anyone is interested in a table for the event the cost is $10 and contact Mona Champion at 968-3232.
Ruth M. Smith Center
and Youth Connection
On May 2 at 7 p.m. Come to the Ruth M. Smith Center to be entertained by the “Youth Connection of Warren County”. They will be performing their new Spring Show… Lots of Songs/Dances and things that will make you happy… and it’s a good way to start off the Week. They would love to see more of the Sheffield People come out and see them, these young people are from all over Warren County and they are very talented. Come to the Smith Center Gym and enjoy… see you all there!
SAMHS Track Team
Pancake Breakfast
SAMHS Track Team Pancake Breakfast is Saturday, May 14 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Sheffield Lions Den. Breakfast consists of pancakes, bacon, coffee and orange juice and cost is $8 for adults and $5 for children. Walk-ins are welcome and take-outs will be available. Come out and support our track team and enjoy a breakfast. Call Julie Finch for tickets, 717-860-6542
Community Blood
Drive
Wednesday, May 4 from 2 to 5:30 p.m.M at the Sheffield United Methodist Church the Community Blood Bank will be having a blood drive. Walk-ins are welcome.
Sheffield VFD
Bingo Bus
There will be a bus running from North Warren to Sheffield. It will be Brinks Green bus and it will depart his garage at 4:30 and go to Thornes’s parking lot in the rear right corner by the recruiting office where it will depart at 4:45. It will continue east and stop at Warren Shurfine in the back corner. It will depart Shurfine at 5 p.m. There will be a donation box if you’d like to make a donation to cover the cost of fuel for this bus.
Sheffield Rotary
Multiphasic Blood
Screening
Thirty tests for $35, vitamin D, hepatitis C, A1c ,TSH, PSA and Occult blood testing are also available for an additional fee. Saturday, May 7 at the Sheffield Area Hospitality Center at 511 S. Main Street in Sheffield. Call 837-4570 or toll free 1-800-565-9200 ext. 4570 to set up your appointment. Walk-ins will be available the hours of 6 to 9:30 a.m.
S.A.V.E.S. PTO Spring
Craft and Vendor
Show
Today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sheffield Area Middle High School there will be a spring craft and vendor show. Proceeds benefits SAES Fun Day. This is a free admission event and there will be snacks and drinks along with a Chinese auction. Seventy vendors will be on hand .
Sheffield Sports
Boosters Golf
Scramble
The Sheffield Sports Boosters will be having their annual golf scramble at Cable Hollow on Saturday, May 21 with shotgun start at 1:30 p.m.
Sheffield Rotary
Golf Scramble
The Sheffield Rotary will be holding its annual golf scramble at Blueberry Hill Golf Course on Saturday,
Sheffield Hospitality
Center
Thank you to those who supported us during our recent fundraiser’ the donations, volunteerism and most of all you for your support.
The Sheffield Kitchen Band will be off to Warren on Tuesday, May 3, for the people attending the Bridges of the Rouse. If you would like to join this rewarding group give us a call, no experience needed, just have fun.
Do you have shopping, doctor apps. In the Warren area, let the TAWC driver pick you up at your door and take you to your destinations, we need travelers. Call us by Monday and we will make your reservation for you to go on Wednesdays each week.
With Mother’s Day quickly approaching we would like to ‘honor’ our senior moms by bringing your daughter or a picture of your mother or daughter or son for our display table. We will be celebrating with a luncheon on Thursday, May 5.
Keep in mind Wednesday, May 18, is Warren Gives day, the Community Foundation of Warren County will donate percent of total donations to non-profit agencies. This is done only online and one day only 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., no computer? We are accepting donations and will donate for you here at the Center. Remember 100 percent donations stays right here. Thank you in advance for your support.
Our Advisory Council meeting is Thursday at 10:30 sharp, we welcome all suggestions and/or issues.
We will be discussing upcoming ‘Oldies & Goodies’ garage sale, if you have items you would like to donate give us a call and we will pick them up with our bus.
TRIPS:
We have our annual boat ride, July 26, this year we will be going to Buffalo, first stop Seneca Niagara Casino for a 2 hour play, then to Webster’s Bistro for lunch, after we will board the Miss Buffalo for a sightseeing cruise from 3-5. Transportation, tips, lunch included for $99. Call now 968-5667.
March 28-April 7 Experience the Engineering Marvel of the Panama Canal, Costa Rica, Aruba, Jamaica, Columbia, flight to/from Buffalo Int to Ft Lauderdale included pricing from $2799 cruise Aboard the Princess Coral.
We have for 2017 a Motor Coach trip to Montreal & Quebec, Canada, check it out. Brochures available.
Aug. 24-Sept. 2- Grand ‘out West’ National Parks is full.
Coming Events
April 30th Cherry Grove VFD Spring Gun Raffle
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-12PM
SAES PTO Spring Craft Show at the High School from 10AM-4PM
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register on-line
May 2nd Sheffield Township Supervisors Meeting at 7:30PM at the Sheffield Hospitality Center
May 5th Sheffield Municipal Authority Meeting at 7PM at the Authority Office at 20 Leather Street
May 6th Junior High Invitational Track Meet at 3:30PM at home
May 7th- Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood screening at Sheffield Senior Center
Sheffield Rod & Gun Annual Meeting at the club
May 8th Sheffield Rod & Gun Kids Fishing Derby from 10AM-2PM on Tollgate Road
May 9th Clarendon VFD Mother’s Day Chicken BBQ Call 723-4951 to reserve your Chicken.
May 12th Wolverine Varsity Track at 3:30PM Warren County Meet
May 14th National Train Day at the Sheffield Depot
SAMSHS Track Team Pancake Breakfast 9-11AM
Spring Craft Show at St. Paul Center from 9-3PM
May 21st SVFD Open house and Car Wash at the Fire Hall
May 28th Sheffield Rotary Golf Scramble at Blueberry Hill Golf Course
May 29th Sheffield Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
June 10th 11th Sheffield Days-Yard Sales all around Sheffield
June 16-17th Sheffield Open at Geneva on the Lake
June 18th Sheffield Township Spring Clean-up at the High School back parking lot 7-2
June 24th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner 5-7PM Open to the public
June 25th Clarendon Days
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register online
July 10th Archery Shoot at Rod & Gun Club
July 29th DCI Competition “Music on the Mountain”
Aug 14-20th Sheffield VFD Fireman’s Festival
Sept 4th Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
Sept 17th Sheffield VFW Auxiliary 12th Annual Trail Ride 10AM, Old Barnes Airport
Sept 30th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner at SVFD 5-7PM Open to the public
Oct 7-9th 11th Annual Johnny Appleseed Festival
Oct 22nd Fall Craft Show at the SVFD 9-3PM
Nov 5th Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood Screening at the Sheffield Senior Center
Turkey Party at the SVFD
Dec 10th Breakfast with Santa at SVFD
Sheffield Life
Sheffield Township Supervisors
During the recent Sheffield Township Supervisors meeting a Center Street resident was complaining about the condition of the property across the street from him. The tar paper is falling off, metal posts are rusted off and 4 or 5 rows of bricks are falling out and onto the sidewalk out front. Kids are riding their bikes in front of this property and he is worried that someone will eventually get hit with a brick from off this building. It was discussed that the property owner has moved out of town now. The Supervisors instructed the Secretary to send a courtesy letter to the property owner informing them of the condition of the property: support posts are rusted out and bricks falling off and instruct them to have the property roped off for safety issues. This resident also asked what is going to be done with the property where the building burned down. Supervisor Paris stated that the owner will be contacted to get the property seeded because he has neglected to do so.
A Saybrook Road resident asked about the property across the street from him. What is going on there now he asked and also the Anthony property on Saybrook Road? Supervisor Paris stated that she has spoken with Anthonys and they have put up no trespassing signs and by summer’s end they will get this property cleaned up.
The owner of 30 First Mill Street has asked about 28 First Mill Street and why the individual who lived there was never arrested for the garbage and junk that was left around the property. She stated that we let him lie and go on leaving garbage lay around. Supervisor Paris stated that where he lives now there is a dumpster outside and he cleaning up the property of 91 3rd Mill Street after his landlord received a letter for the way in which his property was looking. Problem with 28 1st Mill Street is the property owner cannot be reached. She stated that her husband couldn’t stand the garbage so he put garbage on the porch of the house. The Supervisors asked the secretary to contact Mary Anne Nau of the City of Warren asking her if anybody can go into the house and also if the Township can lock up the house. Penelec has removed the electric service at this house.
The Minutes of the Parks & Recreation and Tree Commission Meeting on March 30thh were read by Supervisor Labesky. It was decided to pay the playground workers $8.00 an hour. The Minutes of the Supervisors Meeting of April 4th were approved along with the minutes of the Spring Road Inspection on April 2, 2016, the road master’s Reports from April 4 to April 17 and the Bills for Approval in the amount of $18,236.87 and placed on file at the township office.
Supervisor Paris suggested prioritizing the list from Spring Road Inspection, setting up a list for the road crew to go through. Supervisor Labesky stated that the blacktopping would be top priority, then the Kingsview Paving project, the dry hydrants, dirt and gravel road project, the erosion project on Utah, catch basins on Willow Street. 1st paragraph of the Spring Road Inspection is the major projects that will need done this summer along with the berming problems all around town. Courtesy letters will be sent to all properties listed on the Spring Road Inspection.
Agility agreement with Penn DOT was on hand for review by the Supervisors. Discussion was held on how this works to help Supervisor Paris understand the program. She was informed that we mow for them in exchange they have done tar and chipping for us. It was suggested that we mow again when the new tires are on the tractor and see if we can get the drains underneath the road from the post office to the maintenance garage cleaned out. Supervisor asked about the hole in front of the “New to You” business could they fix this as well.
Sheffield Timber Services is removing timber up Deerlick Street and has applied for a Road Use Permit to use Deerlick Street. .12 Miles is what Deerlick Street is and this will require a $3,000 Bond for the use of this street. The Roadmaster is to video this road. Saturday, May 7th is the Warren County Spring Convention at Cable Hollow Golf Course. Social hour begins at 6PM with dinner at 7PM.
Westpa.net has changed the WIFII for the Fire Department it is now $58.95 a month this is the business rate for 10GB.
The Township received a copy of the certified letter that was sent to Scott Holcomb requesting payment of $1,215.70 for the costs of the sewage enforcement officer and the solicitor. He will have 30 days from the date of receipt to pay these to us or else we will file charges pursuant to the Sewage Facilities Act. Todd Fantaskey’s letter to the Township was read by Supervisor Bulicz. The letter stated that Mr. Holcomb has met the requirements by the sewage enforcement officer.
Mark Sprandle has agreed to take the position with the Township and will work part of his time volunteering to receive his 270 hours of community service hours for his degree in sports management from Clarion University. He will start on May 16th.
On Wednesday, April 13th Supervisor Labesky met with Jeff Holcomb of E & M Engineers and Todd Fantaskey of Northwest Soil Services concerning the application for a bank stabilization permit on Utah Road. The purpose of this meeting was to do a wetland delineation along the stream bank. This inspection is one of the requirements in obtaining a GP-3 permit. Once the GP3 permit is acquired Jeff Holcomb of E & M Engineers will have the area to be stabilized surveyed. After that is complete E & M Engineers will prepare the drawings and prepare a bid sheet. At that time the Supervisors will make a decision to proceed with the project.
Don Labesky would like to purchase a bench to be placed in Memorial Park in memory of his wife Lois. He would like a bench just like the one the Davidson family placed for their mother. The Roadmaster will meet with Mr. Labesky when the bench comes in for placement.
The bid for the paving, milling and berming of Center Street from Bridge to Horton Avenue, Tan Street, School Street Extension and Miller Street will be ready to open on May 16th at the township meeting. Resolution No. 448 The Warren County 2016 Hazard Mitigation Plan Municipal Adoption Resolution was adopted. Supervisor Paris is requesting that she receive the paperwork for the meetings prior to the meetings. She would like everything to her on Friday before the Monday meeting. The Roadmaster will take his paperwork to the secretary on Fridays now.
Supervisor Bulicz informed all that Sheffield Township Road crew will now serve as code enforcement officers. It was decided that courtesy letters would be mailed out first and then official action would be taken at the next meeting of the Supervisors for complaints or investigations. If a call comes in, the road crew will investigate and a courtesy letter will be sent. If a police officer is put in place in the future, the road crew would remain as code enforcement officers. This will free up some time for the police officer.
Supervisor Paris asked Sherry McMillen of the Sheffield Ambulance Service her feelings in regards to the EMS Agreement. She stated that meetings are being set up with the outlining areas to see what kind of help they can offer. They want to show they are working on establishing guidelines prior to signing the agreement.
Supervisor Paris stated that she has brought the Warren County Prisoner work release workers down to work on two different jobs and will be meeting with Lieutenant Barr, Clarendon Borough and Mead Township to discuss setting up specific days in which they will be available to work in each of the communities with the road crews.
Supervisor Paris reminded the community that Spring Clean Up Day is coming up for Sheffield Township. It will be Saturday, June 18th from 7AM-2PM at the back parking lot of Sheffield Area Middle Senior High School. The secretary is to contact Goodwill for a truck to take the electronics.
Supervisor Paris reported that the tires are in at Johnson’s Tire Service for the tractor and when it is not being used, it needs to go in to have them put on.
Dirt for the ballfields was discussed. Roadmaster Thayer stated they have gotten it from IA Construction and Supervisor Paris stated that Corey Peat was a suggestion from the coaches.
The Township will celebrate Arbor Day on Friday, April 29th at the Lions Den at 11AM. The Sheffield Lions Club members will provide refreshments and the 5th grade class from Sheffield Elementary will provide a program. The Lions will also plant trees at the Lion’s Den as part of the program.
Other Matters Discussed:
– Minutes of the Municipal Authority March 3rd Meeting and Treasurer’s Report for March are on hand for your review.
-Minutes from the Warren County Redevelopment Authority from their March 15th meeting are on hand for review.
-Crack Sealer Agreement.Supervisor Bulicz will be attending the Glade Township Supervisors Meeting on Tuesday, April 19th at 7PM at the Glade Township Building on Cobham Park Road.
-April 27th the Road crew and Supervisor Labesky will be attending a Dirt, Gravel and low volume roads spring breakfast meeting at the Conservation District on Wednesday, April 27th at 8AM until 10AM.
-Warren County 2015 Annual Report is on hand for your review.
– The Authority has paid the bill to Haines & Company for the 2013 and 2014 audits and reports have been received and these reports are available for review at the township office and authority office.
The next meeting of the Supervisor is Monday, May 2, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sheffield Hospitality Center.
SAMHS Track Team Pancake Breakfast
SAMHS Track Team Pancake Breakfast is Saturday, May 14 from 8:00AM-11:00AM at the Sheffield Lions Den. Breakfast consists of Pancakes, Bacon, coffee and Orange Juice and cost is $8 for adults and $5 for children. Walk-ins are welcome and take outs will be available as well. Come out and support our track team and enjoy a delicious breakfast. Call Julie Finch for tickets 717-860-6542
Community Blood Drive
Wednesday, May 4th from 2-5:30PM at the Sheffield United Methodist Church the Community Blood Bank will be having a blood drive. Walk-ins are welcome.
SAES 5th Grade Basketball Extravaganza
Thursday, April 28, the SAES 5th grade will host a Basketball Extravaganza fundraiser to raise money for their 5th grade field trip to Waldemeer. Students in grades 3-5 will compete in a Hoop Shoot Contest from 6-7 p.m. in the gymnasium. From 7-8 p.m., participants who raised $50 or more will play in an All-Star Game against members of the faculty, staff, and high school basketball players. The public is encouraged to attend. There will be a concession stand, DJ, and Book Fair that night as well!
Sheffield Sports Booster Alumni Basketball Game
Friday, June 24th the Classes of 1982-1984 will be playing the Classes of 1987-1989 during the Sheffield Sports Boosters Alumni Basketball tournament at the Ralph Santo Gymnasium at Sheffield Area Middle Senior High School. More info to follow.
Sheffield VFD Bingo Bus
Starting Wednesday, April 3th there will be a bus running from North Warren to Sheffield. It will be Brinks Green bus and it will depart his garage at 4:30 and go to Thornes’s parking lot in the rear right corner by the recruiting office where it will depart at 4:45. It will continue east and stop at Warren Shurfine in the back corner. It will depart Shurfine at 5:00PM. There will be a donation box if you’d like to make a donation to cover the cost of fuel for this bus.
Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood Screening
30 Tests for $35, Vitamin D, hepatitis C, A1c ,TSH, PSA and Occult Blood Testing are also available for an additional fee. Saturday, May 7th at the Sheffield Area Hospitality Center at 511 South Main Street in Sheffield. Call (814) 837-4570 or toll free 1-800-565-9200 ext. 4570 to set up your appointment. Walkins will be available to the hours of 6 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
The Sheffield Alumni Association Alumni Weekend 2016
The Sheffield Alumni Association invites you to join them on Friday and Saturday, July 15 and 16, 2016 for a fun-filled weekend of re-connecting and reminiscing. Friday night we will meet at the Lion’s Den from 8-11PM. There is no fee to attend, however donations will be accepted to defray costs for the evening. Snacks, soda, and ice will be provided. BYOB! We have several new committee members who are anxious to try some new things, so we have added a DJ for the evening, and he will be located outside in a large tent. Saturday will find the alumni at a new venue for the dinner, the Sheffield Fire Hall. Dinner is scheduled for 6:30PM and will include those graduated at least 30 years ago-another change for this year. The cost for the dinner is $18 per person. The menu will be as follows: Tossed salad, dinner roll/butter, stuffed chicken breast, green beans, mashed potatoes, assorted desserts, coffee/tea. As always the alumni association look forward to see all there and “Keep the Spirit Alive”. The Association has a facebook page set up “Sheffield PA High School Alumni Association” for any announcements and updates. Any questions call Rita Goldthwaite at 968-3028 or 730-3028. Reservations need to be made by July 1st.
S.A.V.E.S. PTO Spring Craft & Vendor Show
Saturday, April 30th from 10AM-4PM at the Sheffield Area Middle High School there will be a spring craft & vendor show. Proceeds benefits SAES Fun Day. This a free admission event and there will be snacks and drinks along with a Chinese auction. For table information please call 968-3720 or email streichmr@wcsdpa.org
Sheffield Sports Boosters Golf Scramble
The Sheffield Sports will be having their annual golf scramble at Cable Hollow on Saturday, May 21st with shot gun start at 1:30.
Reminder to Voters
The new polling place for the Voting Booth is at the Sheffield Fire Hall don’t forget to come out and vote on Tuesday, April 26th at the Sheffield Fire Hall. Voting booths open at 7AM. Handicap parking is available out back of the Fire Hall. There are designated spaces for the handi-cap.
Sheffield Hospitality Center
The menu for the week will be: Monday, grilled Chicken Breast, Scalloped potatoes, veg & pudding. Thursday brings Birthday & Anniversary luncheon of, Spaghetti & Meatballs, tossed salad with Kelly’s home made dressings and Cake from Tops along with a drawing for fresh flowers and the monthly 50/50 drawing. Friday’s lunch will be home made Pizza & fruit .
Some of this weeks highlites are to THANK everyone for your support for our Chicken & Biscuit dinner, we could not exist if not for your generous donations and volunteers.
We start out by having Blood Pressure testing with Vanessa from Kane Home Health from 10:30-12, walk in welcome. Remember next week May 7, Saturday is the Multiphasic Blood testing brought to Sheffield by the Rotary. Where else can you get 30 tests for $35.
Senior night out is scheduled for Tuesday with Mike as your ‘Host’ first stop is dinner, then some shopping in the Warren area and of course a ice cream stop on the way home. Sign up now.
Wednesday there is transportation to shop in Warren for appointments, groceries and more with friends. Our bus will be heading to Erie for the day, shopping, lunch it always more fun with a full bus!
Do you have a birthday or Anniversary in April ? Come for lunch and celebrate those who do with a good home made lunch & games of Bingo after. Please call for your reservation 24 hours in advance 968-5667.
Trips:
We have our annual boat ride, July 26 Tuesday, this year we will be going to Buffalo, first stop Seneca Niagara Casino for a 2 hour play, then to Webster’s Bistro for lunch, after we will board the Miss Buffalo for a sightseeing cruise from 3-5. Transportation, tips, lunch included for $99. Call now 968-5667.
March 28-April 7 Experience the Engineering Marvel of the Panama Canal, Costa Rica, Aruba, Jamaica, Columbia, flight to/from Buffalo Int to Ft Lauderdale included pricing from $2799 cruise Aboard the Princess Coral.
We have for 2017 a Motor Coach trip to Montreal & Quebec, Canada, check it out. Brochures available.
August 24-September 2- Grand ‘out West’ National Parks is FULL
Coming Events in Sheffield Township:
April 25th – Wolverine Varsity Track Meet against North Clarion at 4PM at home
April 29th SVFD Buffet Dinner 5-7PM Open to the Public
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-4PM
April 30th Cherry Grove VFD Spring Gun Raffle
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-12PM
SAES PTO Spring Craft Show at the High School from 10AM-4PM
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register on-line
May 2nd Sheffield Township Supervisors Meeting at 7:30PM at the Sheffield Hospitality Center
May 5th Sheffield Municipal Authority Meeting at 7PM at the Authority Office at 20 Leather Street
May 6th Junior High Invitational Track Meet at 3:30PM at home
May 7th- Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood screening at Sheffield Senior Center
Sheffield Rod & Gun Annual Meeting at the club
May 8th Sheffield Rod & Gun Kids Fishing Derby from 10AM-2PM on Tollgate Road
May 9th Clarendon VFD Mother’s Day Chicken BBQ Call 723-4951 to reserve your Chicken.
May 12th Wolverine Varsity Track at 3:30PM Warren County Meet
May 14th National Train Day at the Sheffield Depot
SAMSHS Track Team Pancake Breakfast 8-11AM
May 21st SVFD Open house and Car Wash at the Fire Hall
May 28th Sheffield Rotary Golf Scramble at Blueberry Hill Golf Course
May 29th Sheffield Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
June 10th 11th Sheffield Days-Yard Sales all around Sheffield
June 16-17th Sheffield Open at Geneva on the Lake
June 18th Sheffield Township Spring Clean-up at the High School back parking lot 7-2
June 24th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner 5-7PM Open to the public
June 25th Clarendon Days
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register online
July 10th Archery Shoot at Rod & Gun Club
July 29th DCI Competition “Music on the Mountain”
Aug 14-20th Sheffield VFD Fireman’s Festival
Sept 4th Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
Sept 17th Sheffield VFW Auxiliary 12th Annual Trail Ride 10AM, Old Barnes Airport
Sept 30th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner at SVFD 5-7PM Open to the public
Oct 7-9th 11th Annual Johnny Appleseed Festival
Oct 22nd Fall Craft Show at the SVFD 9-3PM
Nov 5th Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood Screening at the Sheffield Senior Center
Turkey Party at the SVFD
Dec 10th Breakfast with Santa at SVFD
Sheffield Life
Jack and Judy Barner
Memorial Bowling
Tournament
The Barner Family would like to thank all those that supported the Jack and Judy Barner Memorial Bowling Tournament. The outpouring of love and support that we received in honor and celebration of our parents and grandparents was appreciated more than words can say.
The tournament was a huge success thanks to the generosity of the sponsors and bowlers.
All proceeds from the tournament will support the scholarship fund established in memory of Jack and Judy at Kane High School and Sheffield High School, according to Jodell, Jason, Michele, Alaina, and Curtis Barner.
Top teams were Team Federoski with a total score of 3,599, Team Hanson 3,516 and Team Summers 3,507; Top Male was Andy Hanks with a score of 836 and Top Female was Paulette Grove with a score of 732.
Benefit for Abbey
A spaghetti dinner to benefit Abbey Schmader will held on Tuesday, April 19 at First Lutheran Church, corner of East Street and Third Avenue in Warren, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Freewill offering will be accepted; all proceeds will support Abbey and her family. Can’t attend? Drop off your donation at the church office! This is an event sponsored by the Lutheran Men in Mission at the church and funded through a Thrivent Action Team Project grant.
Any questions, call 726-3470 or email ranbrit@hotmail.com.
Community Blood
Drive
On Wednesday, May 4 from 2 to 5:30 p.m. at the Sheffield United Methodist Church the Community Blood Bank will be having a blood drive. Walk-ins are welcome.
5th Grade Basketball
Extravaganza
Thursday, April 28, the SAES 5th grade will host a Basketball Extravaganza fundraiser to raise money for its field trip to Waldemeer. Students in grades 3-5 will compete in a Hoop Shoot Contest from 6 to 7 p.m. in the gymnasium. From 7 to 8 p.m., participants who raised $50 or more will play in an All-Star Game against members of the faculty, staff, and high school basketball players. The public is encouraged to attend. There will be a concession stand, DJ, and Book Fair that night as well.
Sheffield Sports Booster
Alumni Basketball
Game
Friday, June 24 the classes of 1982-1984 will be playing the classes of 1987-1989 during the Sheffield Sports Boosters Alumni Basketball tournament at the Ralph Santo Gymnasium at Sheffield Area Middle Senior High School. More info to follow.
Sheffield VFD
Bingo Bus
Starting Wednesday, April 3 there will be a bus running from North Warren to Sheffield. It will be Brinks Green bus and it will depart his garage at 4:30 and go to Thornes’s parking lot in the rear right corner by the recruiting office where it will depart at 4:45. It will continue east and stop at Warren Shurfine in the back corner. It will depart Shurfine at 5 p.m. There will be a donation box if you’d like to make a donation to cover the cost of fuel for this bus.
Sheffield Rotary
Multiphasic Blood
Screening
30 Tests for $35, Vitamin D, hepatitis C, A1c ,TSH, PSA and Occult Blood Testing are also available for an additional fee. Saturday, May 7th at the Sheffield Area Hospitality Center at 511 South Main Street in Sheffield. Call 814-837-4570 or toll free 1-800-565-9200 ext. 4570 to set up an appointment between the hours of 6 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
The Sheffield Alumni
Association Alumni
Weekend 2016
The Sheffield Alumni Association invites you to join them on Friday and Saturday, July 15-16, for a fun-filled weekend of re-connecting and reminiscing. Friday night we will meet at the Lion’s Den from 8 to 11 p.m. There is no fee to attend, however donations will be accepted to defray costs for the evening. Snacks, soda, and ice will be provided. BYOB! We have several new committee members who are anxious to try some new things, so we have added a DJ for the evening, and he will be located outside in a large tent.
Saturday will find the alumni at a new venue for the dinner, the Sheffield Fire Hall. Dinner is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. and will include those graduated at least 30 years ago-another change for this year. The cost for the dinner is $18 per person. The menu will be as follows: Tossed salad, dinner roll/butter, stuffed chicken breast, green beans, mashed potatoes, assorted desserts, coffee/tea.
As always the alumni association look forward to see all there and “Keep the Spirit Alive”. The association has a Facebook page set up “Sheffield PA High School Alumni Association” for any announcements and updates. Any questions call Rita Goldthwaite at 968-3028 or 730-3028. Reservations need to be made by July 1.
S.A.V.E.S. PTO Spring
Craft & Vendor Show
Saturday, April 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sheffield Area Middle High School there will be a spring craft and vendor show. Proceeds benefits SAES Fun Day. This a free admission event and there will be snacks and drinks along with a Chinese auction. For table information call 968-3720 or email streichmr@wcsdpa.org
Sheffield Sports
Boosters Golf Scramble
The Sheffield Sports Boosters will be having its annual golf scramble at Cable Hollow on Saturday, May 21 with shotgun start at 1:30 p.m..
Sheffield Hospitality
Center
Aug. 24-Sept. 2- Grand ‘out West’ National Parks is full
March 28-April 7, 2017- Join us for the flight from Buffalo to Fort Lauderdale then board the Princess Cruise Line to visit Aruba, Jamaica, Columbia, Costa Rica, Panama Canal, the Engineering Marvel everyone should see in their lifetime. Pricing from $2799 and up, book before April 15 for $100 deposit and receive $325 in onboard savings.
TRIPS:
Deadline for final payments as follows:
Rails & Sails, New England states-April 30
Grand Western National Parks-June 22
Plenty of openings and you do not have to be a member
Brochures available.
Coming Events
TODAY SVFD Soup and Sub Sales from 9AM until sold out
April 18 Sheffield Township Supervisors meeting at the Sheffield Hospitality Center 7:30PM
April 20 Chicken Biscuit Dinner at the Sheffield Hospitality Center 4:30-6:30
April 25 – Wolverine Varsity Track Meet against North Clarion at 4PM at home
April 29 SVFD Buffet Dinner 5-7PM Open to the Public
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-4PM
April 30 Cherry Grove VFD Spring Gun Raffle
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-12PM
SAES PTO Spring Craft Show at the High School from 10AM-4PM
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register on-line
May 6 Junior High Invitational Track Meet at 3:30PM at home
May 7- Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood screening at Sheffield Senior Center
Sheffield Rod & Gun Annual Meeting at the club
May 8 Sheffield Rod & Gun Kids Fishing Derby from 10AM-2PM on Tollgate Road
May 9 Clarendon VFD Mother’s Day Chicken BBQ Call 723-4951 to reserve your Chicken.
May 12 Wolverine Varsity Track at 3:30PM Warren County Meet
May 14 National Train Day at the Sheffield Depot
May 21 SVFD Open house and Car Wash at the Fire Hall
May 28 Sheffield Rotary Golf Scramble at Blueberry Hill Golf Course
May 29 Sheffield Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
June 1011 Sheffield Days-Yard Sales all around Sheffield
June 16-17 Sheffield Open at Geneva on the Lake
June 18 Sheffield Township Spring Clean-up at the High School back parking lot 7-2
June 24 SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner 5-7PM Open to the public
June 25 Clarendon Days
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register online
July 10 Archery Shoot at Rod & Gun Club
July 29 DCI Competition “Music on the Mountain”
Aug 14-20 Sheffield VFD Fireman’s Festival
Sept 4 Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
Sept 17 Sheffield VFW Auxiliary 12th Annual Trail Ride 10AM, Old Barnes Airport
Sept 30 SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner at SVFD 5-7PM Open to the public
Oct 7-9 11th Annual Johnny Appleseed Festival
Oct 22 Fall Craft Show at the SVFD 9-3PM
Nov 5 Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood Screening at the Sheffield Senior Center
Turkey Party at the SVFD
Dec 10 Breakfast with Santa at SVFD
Sheffield Life
Sheffield Township Supervisors Meeting
The Sheffield Township supervisors met on Monday, April 4, for their bi-monthly meeting at the Sheffield Hospitality Center.
A Mill Street resident asked about the Holcomb property next to him. Supervisor Paris informed him that the Sewage Enforcement Officer has jurisdiction on the outside of the house, but not inside the house. He asked about the sewage enforcement officer testing soil samples around their properties. Supervisor Paris stated at your own expense you can have the soils tested around your home and take this up on a civil matter with Mr. Holcomb, but not the Township. A report will be read at the next meeting from the Sewage Enforcement officer. Currently Mr. Holcomb’s property meets compliance with the original complaint issued in December. However the Township has incurred some expense in regards to this complaint and a letter has been sent to Mr. Holcomb requesting his re-payment to the township of the cost of our solicitor and sewage enforcement officer.
The ambulance service of Sheffield Volunteer Fire Department reported that it had 29 calls in March and 717 miles were logged on the ambulances; 44.25 hours of volunteer time. It was reported that they will be purchasing two new Stryker units at a cost of $56,350. These units will help the EMS for transporting patients safely with less strain on the crew. These will be on display during the SVFD Open House on May 21.
The Fire Department reported that they had five calls for the month of March, three motor vehicle accidents, one tree down and 1one mutual aid call; 66.5 volunteer man hours.
The fire department asked for permission to purchase a 14′ blade for the rescue squad out of the fire fund at a cost of $245 and also permission to get a better WiFi connection through Westpa.net at a cost of $49.95. Both requests were approved and the secretary will take care of getting the items purchased and changed.
Several complaints were received in regards to ATV’s at the cemetery. The gate is locked, however they are going right around it. A citizen had pictures of the 4-wheelers. Supervisor Paris stated that if you can witness the individual contact the State Police and identify who it is and be willing to press charges this will help in stopping this.
The Township will send the property at 114 and 116 West Main Street to the Blighted Property Review committee. The owner has yet to respond to the resolution that was sent to him.
The Crack Sealer Agreement changes were denied by Glade Township Supervisors. They do not agree with #2, “the labor cost will be absorbed by the Township performing the work not to exceed 20 hours per repair.” They approved the proposal that was all agreed upon originally and do not see any need for any changes from that. Supervisor Bulicz will attend the next Glade Township meeting to discuss this with them.
Quintin Miller received his violation letter on March 30th in regards to the accumulation of garbage behind his property at 91 3rd Mill Street. His tenant will have 30 days to clean this up and get a weekly garbage company.
The Township has received notification from ANF that we will be receiving $44,092.59 in Forestry Earnings. Last year the township received Forestry Earnings in May.
Minutes and agenda for the April 6 meeting of the Warren County COG were handed out to the supervisors. The supervisors approved a request for the Boy Scout Troup to hold a car wash at the sports complex during the spring craft show at the school on April 3.
The supervisors approved the addendum for the township’s employment policy in regards to “Domestic Partners” being added to insurance benefits and the removal of the “regular” employees wording that was not necessary in the policy.
Resolution No 447 Disbanding of the Sheffield Township Police Department was tabled until after the November election where the Supervisors will be placing a referendum asking the voters opinions of a police officer in Sheffield Township. A guest at the meeting stated, “So if the town wants a cop, you are going to put one in place then.” The supervisors stated that if the referendum comes back positive for a cop in Sheffield, then yes we will put a cop back in place, but also remember this will cost the tax payers. Supervisor Paris stated that the Sheriff’s Department in the last two weeks handed out 18 citations and 11 warnings. A request for a field groomer for the softball field has come to the attention of the supervisors. Supervisor Paris stated that we do not have a working inventory in the roads department and the Assistant Roadmaster has found one of these groomers and will see how it works before purchasing a new one.
Supervisor Paris would like to see the entire township represented in the fireman’s festival parade. The road crew was invited to drive one or both of the trucks in the parade.
Effective January 1, 2016 contracts exceeding $19,400 must be advertised in a daily newspaper, two times at intervals of not less than three days. The first advertisement must be published not more than 45 days before the date fixed for the opening of bids, and the second advertisement must be published not less than 10 days before the opening of bids. Contracts that exceed $10,500 but do not exceed $19,400 require at least three written quotes from qualified and responsible contractors.
Warren County COG Fire Services Sub-Committee has completed the Collaborative EMS Response Plan for Warren County EMS Agencies and Supporting Organizations and are asking each EMS Agency to review the Response Plan and determine whether we wish to participate. If the township wishes to participate than our ranking chief and administrative officers should sign the Participation Agreement Form. Since Municipal Officials are ultimately responsible for service within the Municipality and mail back by June 30, 2016. All three Supervisors were given a copy of this for their review. The Resolutions that will go before the membership at the PSATS Annual Educational Conference and Trade Show are on hand for review. Bull Run Energy will be drilling Wetmore Township and John Branch will be drilling in Mead Township Warren County Board of Appeals has revalued the property at 68 Second Mill Street due to repository sale and removed the building value and exonerated it from 8,033 to 315. Warren Overhead Door fixed the garage door at a cost of $222.87. Hornburg Drilling worked on the brush for the blue tractor so it no longer works its way off anymore. Johnson Tire Services has quoted us a price of $985 per tire for the blue tractor. The tires were replaced one in 2003 and one in 2007. Supervisor Paris talked about rim guard rather than calcium being put in the tires, better product and won’t ruin the rims. This was approved.
On April 18, Welsh Group, the engineering firm that is working on replacing the Bridge for PennDOT on Route 6 in Saybrook, is putting up a public display in the lobby of our building of the project.
Penelec will begin the process of removing the electrical service on 28 First Mill Street on April 4th.
Luanne and Steve Young have informed the blighted property that she has secured a quote for the demolition of her property at 61 2nd Mill Street. Walt Elmquist, Janelle Johnson, Zane Johnson, John Elmquist, Walt Elmquist and Natalie Elmquist holding tank permit was approved for their new camp that they will be constructing. They have also received a UCC Recreational Cabin Affidavit from the Township for this camp at 264 Duck Eddy Lane.
April 5th is the next meeting of the Warren County Planning & Zoning Commission and on the agenda under the Blighted Property Review Committee is the Property at 4582 Route 6 owned by Harbour Portfolio, and 4031 Route 6 owned by Michael J. Akers.
Joanne Culbertson of Burns and Burns has cancelled our police car and police coverage with Selective and was asking us of any other changes so she can check to make sure we are still on track with Selective. She also asked if the Supervisors need her to stop in and go over the coverage with them or even look for different carriers, she can do that. She wants you to know that she is available for any of our suggestions. Supervisor Paris has contacted Lieutenant Barr of the Warren County Jail in getting a crew together to help with the painting of the curbs in Sheffield.
Supervisor Labesky reviewed the Parks & Recreations and Tree Committee meeting. Mark Sprandle will be hired to work with the road crew this summer. Mark is a Sport Management major at Clarion University and needs 270 hours of community services hours working on parks and sports fields and can use his employment with the township towards these hours. Mark will assist the road crew on roadwork at which time he will be paid and hourly rate to be set by the Supervisors.
The next meeting of the supervisors will be at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 18, at the Sheffield Hospitality Center.
Sheffield Open Reminder
A reminder to all golfers going to the Sheffield Open in June. Total entrance fee of $180 per man is due by the 22nd of April. For information or questions, contact Jim or Marty. There are still a few openings available.
Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood Screening
30 Tests for $35, Vitamin D, hepatitis C, A1C, TSH, PSA and Occult Blood Testing are also available for an additional fee. Saturday, May 7th at the Sheffield Area Hospitality Center at 511 South Main Street in Sheffield. Call 814-837-4570 or toll free 1-800-565-9200 ext. 4570 to set up an appointment between the hours of 6AM and 9:30AM.
The Sheffield Alumni Association Alumni Weekend 2016
The Sheffield Alumni Association invites you to join them on Friday and Saturday, July 15 and 16, 2016 for a fun-filled weekend of re-connecting and reminiscing. Friday night we will meet at the Lion’s Den from 8-11PM. There is no fee to attend, however donations will be accepted to defray costs for the evening. Snacks, soda, and ice will be provided. BYOB! We have several new committee members who are anxious to try some new things, so we have added a DJ for the evening, and he will be located outside in a large tent. Saturday will find the alumni at a new venue for the dinner, the Sheffield Fire Hall. Dinner is scheduled for 6:30PM and will include those graduated at least 30 years ago-another change for this year. The cost for the dinner is $18 per person. The menu will be as follows: Tossed salad, dinner roll/butter, stuffed chicken breast, green beans, mashed potatoes, assorted desserts, and coffee/tea. As always the alumni association look forward to see all there and “Keep the Spirit Alive”. The Association has a Facebook page set up “Sheffield PA High School Alumni Association” what for any announcements and updates. Any questions call Rita Goldthwaite at 968-3028 or 730-3028. Reservations need to be made by July 1st.
S.A.V.E.S. PTO Spring Craft & Vendor Show
Saturday, April 30th from 10AM-4PM at the Sheffield Area Middle High School there will be a spring craft & vendor show. Proceeds benefits SAES Fun Day. This a free admission event and there will be snacks and drinks along with a Chinese auction. For table information please call 968-3720 or email streichmr@wcsdpa.org
Sheffield Days
Sheffield Days will be June 10th and 11th. Start getting your things together for the town of Sheffield yard sale days.
Sheffield Sports Boosters Golf Scramble
The Sheffield Sports will be having their annual golf scramble at Cable Hollow on Saturday, May 21st with shot gun start at 1:30.
Sheffield Hospitality Center
Some of this week’s highlights will be: Monday, start your week off with having your Blood Sugar checked by Esther & Jean form 8:30-11:30, no appointment needed. Stay to listen to a representative from Seneca Home Health beginning at 11 am. You should rent or purchase Orthopedic Braces, walkers, canes etc. LOCALLY, they will stand behind their products and Hospital equipment where others will not.
Join us on Tuesday for a day at the Seneca Allegany Casino, still only $22 tip included & the Casino will give $20 coin & $5 food vouchers. Call now for your reservation 968-5667.
We will be heading to Lancaster for the presentation of Samson at the beautiful Sight & Sound Theater and so much more for Tuesday & Wednesday.
Mark your calendars for the Community Chicken & Biscuit dinner April 20, Wednesday from 4:30-6:30 takeout’s available and many delectable desserts will be available all for a $$Donation$$.
Trips
June 21-24- Rails & Sails, New England – FULL
July 26- Join us for our annual Boat ride, this year we are on our way to the Seneca Niagara Casino for 2 hours, then a wonderful lunch at Webster’s Bistro, then on to Buffalo Harbor for a cruise aboard ‘Miss Buffalo’. This one day trip is only $99 each, lunch, transportation & tips included, sign up now as this will fill quickly.
August 24-September 2- Grand ‘out West’ National Parks is FULL
March 28-April 7, 2017- Join us for the flight from Buffalo to Ft Lauderdale then board the Princess Cruise Line to visit Aruba, Jamaica, Columbia, Costa Rica, Panama Canal, the Engineering Marvel everyone should see in their lifetime. Pricing from $2799 & up, book BEFORE April 15 for $100 Deposit & receive $325 in onboard savings.
Deadlines for final payments are as follow:
Rails & Sails, New England states-April 30
Grand Western National Parks-June 22
Plenty of openings & you do NOT have to be a member
Brochures available.
Coming Events in Sheffield Township
Tonight Sheffield Sports Booster Cash Bash at the Sheffield Fire Hall
April 12th Home Varsity Track Meet between Oswego Valley, Eisenhower and Sheffield (Concession stand is open) at 4PM
April 13th Home Junior High Warren County Track Meet (concession stand is open) 4PM
April 16th SVFD Soup and Sub Sales from 9 until sold out
April 18th Sheffield Township Supervisors meeting at the Sheffield Hospitality Center 7:30PM
April 20th Chicken Biscuit Dinner at the Sheffield Hospitality Center 4:30-6:30
April 25th Home Varsity Track Meet against North Clarion at 4PM (concession stand is open)
April 29th SVFD Buffet Dinner 5-7PM Open to the Public
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-4PM
April 30th Cherry Grove VFD Spring Gun Raffle
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-12PM
SAES PTO Spring Craft Show at the High School from 10AM-4PM
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register on-line
May 6th Home Junior High Track Meet Invitational
May 7th- Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood screening at Sheffield Senior Center
Sheffield Rod & Gun Annual Meeting at the club
May 8th Sheffield Rod & Gun Kids Fishing Derby from 10AM-2PM on Tollgate Road
May 9th Clarendon VFD Mother’s Day Chicken BBQ Call 723-4951 to reserve your Chicken.
May 12th Home Varsity Track Meet at 3:30PM Warren County Meet (Concession stand is open)
May 14th National Train Day at the Sheffield Depot
May 21st SVFD Open house and Car Wash at the Fire Hall
May 28th Sheffield Rotary Golf Scramble at Blueberry Hill Golf Course
May 29th Sheffield Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
June 10th 11th Sheffield Days-Yard Sales all around Sheffield
June 16-17th Sheffield Open at Geneva on the Lake
June 18th Sheffield Township Spring Clean-up at the High School back parking lot 7-2
June 24th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner 5-7PM Open to the public
June 25th Clarendon Days
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register online
July 10th Archery Shoot at Rod & Gun Club
July 29th DCI Competition “Music on the Mountain”
Aug 14-20th Sheffield VFD Fireman’s Festival
Sept 4th Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
Sept 17th Sheffield VFW Auxiliary 12th Annual Trail Ride 10AM, Old Barnes Airport
Sept 30th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner at SVFD 5-7PM Open to the public
Oct 7-9th 11th Annual Johnny Appleseed Festival
Oct 22nd Fall Craft Show at the SVFD 9-3PM
Nov 5th Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood Screening at the Sheffield Senior Center
Turkey Party at the SVFD
Dec 10th Breakfast with Santa at SVFD
Sheffield Life
Arbor Day
in Sheffield Township
Sheffield Township is recognizing Arbor Day with a celebration on Friday, April 29 at the Sheffield Lion’s Den with the fifth grade class of Sheffield Elementary School. The Forest Service will be on hand to recognize Sheffield Township as a Tree City USA.
S.A.V.E.S. PTO Spring
Craft & Vendor Show
Saturday, April 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sheffield Area Middle High School there will be a spring craft and vendor show. Proceeds benefits SAES Fun Day. This a free admission event and there will be snacks and drinks along with a Chinese auction. For table information, call 968-3720 or email streichmr@wcsdpa.org.
Sheffield Days
Sheffield Days will be June 10 and 11. Start getting your things together for the town of Sheffield yard sale days.
Key fob found
The road crew found a key fob for a GMC vehicle in the recycling center. It is at the township office if you lost it.
Sheffield Rod
& Gun Club
Due to inflation, the amount of the tickets will be $10. Sunday, May 29 and Sept. 4 are the dates for the Chicken BBQ’s this year both days from noon until 4 p.m.
The annual meeting for the club members is Saturday, May 7. Members may contact the club for further details.
Kids Fishing Derby is Sunday, May 8 from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tollgate Road in Sheffield.
Hunters Safety Course will be held at the club on Saturday, April 20 and June 25. You must register online at www.pagamecomm.com.
Archery will be Sundays, May 15, June 12, July 10, Aug. 7 and Sept. 18. Registration from 7 a.m. until noon. $10 for adults, 16 and under free.
2nd Annual Tim
Crisman Memorial
Bowling Tournament
Today and Sunday is the second Annual Tim Crisman Memorial Bowling Tournament at the Bowlaway Lanes in Sheffield. This year’s tournament is in honor of Jim Wagner II and all proceeds go to help with any expenses incurred due to his recent health issues.
Shift times are Saturday, April 2 at 2:30PM, 4:30PM and 7:30PM and on Sunday at 2:30 PM and 4:30PM. To enter a team contact Mike Barr at 688-4029. There will be a 50/50 raffle, a Chinese Auction, Bake Sale and T-Shirts. Cost is $100/team for a five-person team. This is a no tap tourney and payout is for the top three teams.
9th Annual Spring
Fishing Show
Today from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Sheffield Lion’s Den at 4 South Main Street, Sheffield is the ninth Annual Spring Fishing Show. Admission is free to this event sponsored by Cornplanter Chapter Trout Unlimited.
Benefits local restoration projects Morrison Run, Dutchman Run, East Branch of Tionesta and Trout in the Classroom. Demonstrations, displays, fishing gear vendors, door prizes, bucket auctions and great food. Cash prizes will be awarded in the amount of $250 with raffle tickets for $5 each or 3 for $10.
Sheffield Sports
Boosters Golf Scramble
The Sheffield Sports Boosters will be having their annual golf scramble at Cable Hollow on Saturday, May 21 with shotgun start at 1:30 p.m.
Sheffield Hospitality
Center
The menu for the week will be: Monday, chicken on noodles, veg. & applesauce. Thursday brings open faced Turkey sandwich, mashed potatoes, veg and pears. Friday enjoy Grilled cheese and Tomato soup & dessert.
Some of this week’s highlites will be Tuesday the Sheffield Kitchen Band will have a practice session at 10 am at the Center. If you would like to have fun and have a rewarding experience join the band, call us we are always looking for people. The Band already has invitations to play for several places in the area.
Start the day Thursday by attending the Advisory Council meeting at 10:30 a.m., we will be planning workers for the Community Chicken & Biscuit dinner April 20 from 4:30-6:30 by donation. Enjoy a full dinner plus homemade desserts, by some of our best bakers!
Tax season is now over and we would like to say a big thank you to all who volunteered, especially VITA tax Gary and Joann who traveled to Sheffield and helped so many. We are still available to help you with your Property or Rent Rebates, call 968-5667 first.
A reminder we will be going to the Seneca Allegany Casino next week, Tuesday 12, join us for the day and ‘try your luck’ sign up now.
Coming Events
Today 2nd Annual Tim Crisman Memorial Bowling Tournament
Music Booster’s Cornhole Tournament 12PM
9th Annual Spring Fishing Show at the Sheffield Lion’s Den 9:30-3:30 April 4th Sheffield Township Supervisors meeting at the Sheffield Hospitality Center 7:30PM
April 7th Sheffield Municipal Authority Monthly meeting at 7:00PM at 20 Leather Street
April 9th Sheffield Sports Booster Cash Bash at the Sheffield Fire Hall
April 16th SVFD Soup and Sub Sales from 9 until sold out
April 18th Sheffield Township Supervisors meeting at the Sheffield Hospitality Center 7:30PM
April 20th Chicken Biscuit Dinner at the Sheffield Hospitality Center 4:30-6:30
April 29th SVFD Buffet Dinner 5-7PM Open to the Public
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-4PM
April 30th Cherry Grove VFD Spring Gun Raffle
Women of the Clarendon Trinity UMC Rummage Sale 9-12PM
SAES PTO Spring Craft Show at the High School from 10AM-4PM
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register on-line
May 7th- Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood screening at Sheffield Senior Center
Sheffield Rod & Gun Annual Meeting at the club
May 8th Sheffield Rod & Gun Kids Fishing Derby from 10AM-2PM on Tollgate Road
May 9th Clarendon VFD Mother’s Day Chicken BBQ Call 723-4951 to reserve your Chicken.
May 14th National Train Day at the Sheffield Depot
May 21st SVFD Open house and Car Wash at the Fire Hall
May 28th Sheffield Rotary Golf Scramble at Blueberry Hill Golf Course
May 29th Sheffield Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
June 10th 11th Sheffield Days-Yard Sales all around Sheffield
June 16-17th Sheffield Open at Geneva on the Lake
June 18th Sheffield Township Spring Clean-up at the High School back parking lot 7-2
June 24th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner 5-7PM Open to the public
June 25th Clarendon Days
Rod & Gun Club Hunter’s Safety Class-register online
July 29th DCI Competition “Music on the Mountain”
Aug 14-20th Sheffield VFD Fireman’s Festival
Sept 4th Rod & Gun Club Chicken BBQ 12-4PM $10 a dinner
Sept 17th Sheffield VFW Auxiliary 12th Annual Trail Ride 10AM, Old Barnes Airport
Sept 30th SVFD Buffet Fundraiser Dinner at SVFD 5-7PM Open to the public
Oct 7-9th 11th Annual Johnny Appleseed Festival
Oct 22nd Fall Craft Show at the SVFD 9-3PM
Nov 5th Sheffield Rotary Multiphasic Blood Screening at the Sheffield Senior Center
Turkey Party at the SVFD
Dec 10th Breakfast with Santa at SVFD