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By Joni Delfratte
Joni’s Styling Salon
Joni’s Styling Salon is a
full service unisex hair salon
that can meet all of your
beauty needs in a friendly,
comfortable atmosphere. We
offer stylish cuts, permanent
waves, a full array of coloring
services, waxing and tanning.
Our nail services include
manicures, gel shellac nails,
and pedicures done privately
in a relaxing spa-like space.
We carry Scruples prod-
ucts and breast cancer aware-
ness shirts
for men and
women.
J o n i ’ s
Styling Sa-
lon is happy
to help you create special
memories, whether it’s a
child’s first haircut, hosting a
girl’s birthday party, or pro-
viding accessories such as
hair tinsel to add a little extra
sparkle to a special night out.
We also love to create spe-
cial styles for proms and oth-
er events.
The salon in Sharpsville
near Thelma’s restaurant.
We are open Tuesday
through Saturday, with
evening hours on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Appointments are appreciat-
ed but walk-ins are always
welcome.
We offer something for
everyone and at prices every-
one can afford.
I will be celebrating my
eighth year in business on
April 1. I’d like to take this
opportunity to thank all of
my clientele for letting us
share in your beauty adven-
tures.
By Brett Ansell
Co-owner, Personal Paparazzi
Photo booth rental is the
fastest-growing trend in wed-
dings this decade.
But until now, couples
from the Mercer County re-
gion have had to search far
and wide to find a company
willing to deliver a booth to
the area. Personal Paparazzi
is the first locally owned and
operated photo booth rental
company between Pittsburgh
and Erie.
With a local company, it is
now affordable for every cou-
ple to have a photo booth
present for their big day.
The $1,000-plus price tag
made photo booths a luxury
most couples had to cut from
the budget, but now the op-
tion is available for less than
half the price. For the last
six months, Personal Pa-
parazzi has been photograph-
ing local couples in their
state-of-the-art photo booth.
The classic boardwalk
photo booth experience has
been updat-
ed for the
21st century.
Packed with
wide screen
digital moni-
tors and top-of-the-line photo-
graphic equipment, the “Pa-
parazzi Booth” fits up to 10
guests and prints out crystal
clear photo strips in seconds.
At every event people line up
for their turn in the booth,
and the line never dwindles
until last call.
Personal Paparazzi does
not limit its services to wed-
dings, photo booths are the
perfect addition for birthday
parties, anniversaries, re-
unions, school functions or
any other celebration.
Recently, Personal Pa-
parazzi booked reservations
for several local high school
prom and homecoming
dances.
Personal Paparazzi is fami-
ly operated by Sherry and
Brett Ansell, mother and son
from Jackson Center.
Sherry has more than 30
years’ experience running her
own styling salon, where she
has styled hair for hundreds
of bridal parties. Brett is a
graduate of the Pittsburgh
Technical Institute with a de-
gree in multimedia technolo-
gies, specializing in graphic
design and photography.
Joined by 14-year-old
Mickenna Ansell,
grader at Lakev
School, the tea
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By Rick Mills
Co-Owner,
Quality Restaurants, LLC
If you’re looking for vari-
ety, Hot Head Burritos will
fire up your taste buds with
flavors and sauces you can’t
get anywhere else.
Be sure to try our delicious
chicken, marinated for up to
36 hours. Our signature Hot
Head Sauce is a great finish-
ing sauce or, if you like a little
more kick, add one of our
sweet, extreme or straight ha-
banero sauces.
Located in Hermitage
Square Plaza between Veri-
zon and Starbucks (behind
Bob Evans) Hot Head
opened last May and is fast
becoming a local favorite.
We’d like to thank all of
our customers that have
helped make our concept a
success in the area.
We feature gourmet burri-
tos, bowls, quesadillas, na-
chos, salads, tacos, kids
meals and more – piled high
with your choice of steak,
chicken, pork, barbacoa
shredded beef or taco meat.
Topped off with fresh veg-
gies, cheddar or jack cheese
and your choice of 13 tanta-
lizing sauces ranging from
“Mild to
Wild.”
Our at-
mosphere is
designed to
be fun and
upbeat for families with a
red, black and white décor,
five TV’s and music. We also
have kid meals, smaller por-
tion burritos or bowls and
vegetarian meals. Weekly
specials include “Double
Sticker Tuesdays” for our
loyalty club members, “2 for
$10.99” meals all day Sun-
day, and “Facebook Friday”
deals.
Hot Head Burritos origi-
nated in Dayton, and will
have nearly 50 locations by
the end of 2012 in Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana, Pennsyl-
vania and Tennessee. Her-
mitage is the first location in
Pennsylvania. More stores
are planned for the
Youngstown, Warren, Pitts-
burgh and Cleveland areas
later this year.
Hot Head was selected as
the “Best Burrito in Dayton”
for 2010 and 2011, called
“The Next Big Chain” by
AOL, voted No.
Top 100 Movers
ers by Fast Casu
and was honore
Magazine as a
“Ones to Watch”
ber 2011.
Hours are 10:3
p.m. Monday thr
day and 11 a.m.
Sunday. For nutri
mation about Hot
ritos or to inquire
chise opportuniti
website, www.h
tos.com
Things are sizzlin’ at Hot Head Burr
F-6
THE HERALD,
Sharon, Pa.,
Sunday, February 5, 2012; HUBBARD PRESS,
Hubbard, Ohio,
Saturday, February 11, 2012 í
Outlook 2012
www.sharon
A Beautiful Tribute to Your Loved One...
GEALY MEMORIALS
MONUMENTS
Quality Service for Over 50 Years
2850 East State Street • Hermitage • 724-342-5186
Full Service
On-Site Operation
• Skilled, certified craftspeople
• Large selection of monuments
• Reputation for honesty
and integrity
• Preplan your memorial
L
OCALLY-
O
WNED
F
AMILY
B
USINESS
S
INCE
1957
Contributed
Steven Johnston, right, represents the sixth genera-
tion to work the farm at Apple Castle, having recently
joined the current, fifth-generation owners, Lyle and
Sandy Johnston.
Hot Head Burritos is in the Hermitage Square Plaza at Routes 18 and
NEW WILMINGTON
JACKSON CENTER
By Steve Johnston
Co-owner, Apple Castle
This past year was quite a
year for us at the Apple Cas-
tle. It was 150 years ago
when Josiah Smith Johnston
bought 147 acres of land sit-
uated in what is now Wilm-
ington Township, Lawrence
County.
Last May, Steven John-
ston became the sixth gener-
ation to grow fruit and nur-
ture the land which has been
in our family since 1861.
It is amazing to look at
how some things have
changed over the years,
while others have not varied
in the slightest. In the late
1800’s, 54 apple trees were
planted per acre, taking six
to ten years before bearing
fruit. This spring we will be
planting an orchard block
with 726 trees per acre, bear-
ing fruit in about three years.
Despite the advances in
orchard management, one
thing remains the same.
Each and every apple is
picked by hand, one at a
time.
We think
that is part
of
the
essence of
why apple
farming can be so rewarding.
There is something that feels
so good about growing an
apple because it involves
working with your hands,
the soil, taking everything
that Mother Nature throws
at you and creating some-
thing that is healthy and deli-
cious.
It is with joy that this time
of year allows us to reflect
upon the happenings of our
family business and discover
the dreams that lie ahead.
Celebrating 150 years of
growing fruit on our farm
was wonderful. Yet looking
towards the next 150 years
of growing fruit truly makes
us excited.
Buy fresh. Buy local.
Know your farmer and sup-
port your neighbor.
Info: www.applecastle.com,
724-652-3221, 277 State
Route 18, New Wilmington,
Apple Castle
in 150th year,
6th generation
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