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THE HERALD,

Sharon, Pa.,

Sunday, February 19, 2012; HUBBARD PRESS, Hubbard, Ohio, Saturday, February 25,

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IN OUR

1st United Methodist Chu

148 E. Shenango St., Sharpsv

(724) 962-5704

Rev. Ralph Cotten

A Church Warmly Welcomin

9:30am ~ Sunday School for all

10:30am ~ Church Service

11:30am ~ Food & Fellowshi

Infant & Toddler Nursery

~ Handicap Accessible ~

Join us online at:

sharpsville-UMC.org

We are following the commandment of Je

reaching out, offering love,meeting nee

nurturing faith and making disciples.

Hickory United

Methodist Church

Rev. David S. Evans, Pastor

240 N. Hermitage Rd.,

Hermitage

Church Next to the Mall, near Sears

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

724.981.9450

Sunday Worship

8:30 a.m./10:50 a.m.

9:30 a.m.

Sunday School

- for all ages

Immaculate Heart of M

Roman Catholic Chur

100 Penn Avenue - Mercer,

724-662-2999

Fr. Jim Kennelley, Pastor

Mass Schedule:

Weekdays 8:00 a.m.

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a

Holy days 8:00 a.m. & 7:00

Sacrament of Penance

Saturday after mass

or by appointment

250 East Butler St. • Mercer, PA 16137

724-662-3320

www.mercerumcpa.org

Sunday Worship

9am(Contemporary)

11am (Traditional)

Sunday School

10:10am

Eric Leonard, Pastor

MERCER UNITED

METHODIST

CHURCH

FAITH

PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH

A FRIENDLY FAMILY of BELIEVERS

Traditional Worship at

11:00 a.m.

9:30 a.m. Sunday School

Classes for all ages

6:00 p.m. Youth meetings

Ample Parking

Handicapped accessible

Nursery available

2370 N. Hermitage Road,

Hermitage, PA 16148

(just north of Donofrio’s)

724-962-4155

Web: www.faithpc.net

Rev. Stephen Stelle, Pastor

Neshannock

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Church

Sunday Morning

Service

at 11AM

Wednesday

Family Night

at 7PM

www.neshannockalliancechurch.com

Pastor Jeff Smith

Sometimes even men need

to ask for directions!

All of us from time to time

need a little guidance

or a friend to talk to.

Presbyterian Church

of West Middlesex

Pastor Jason Hickman

Sunday School – 9:00am

Sunday Worship – 10:00am

3082 Main Street, West

Middlesex 724-528-3662

Our door

is open;

come in

and take

a seat!

CHURCH

OF

NOTRE

DAME

2325 Highland Rd.

Hermitage, PA

724-981-5566

School Office

724- 342-2205

Religious Ed

724-981-9447

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday: 5:30 p.m.

Sunday 8 a.m., 10 a.m. & 12 Noon

SACRAMENT OF

RECONCILIATION

Saturday 9:30

Rev. Jeffery J. Noble, Pastor

Rev. Edward J. Zeitler, Senior Associate

Valley

Baptist

Church

500 Sharon-New Castl

Road, Farrell, PA

Come worship with

Sunday School

~ 9:30 am

Morning Worship

~ 11:00 am

Prayer Meeting on

Wednesdays ~ 7p

Phone: 724-347-1045

Fax: 724-347-1132

COOLSPRING TOWNSHIP

By Kathleen P. Orr

Director of Marketing and

Admissions

Avalon Springs

Major renovations are com-

ing this year to 745 Greenville

Road, Mercer. Avalon Springs

Nursing Center has wel-

comed many improvements

to the appearance, functionali-

ty and programming in recent

months.

“We are energized with

the improvements that have

occurred and are excited

about future enhancements

we will be offering the Mer-

cer County community who

are in need of long term or

short term services,” said

John Hughes, chief operating

officer.

He noted that Avalon has

been actively working with

engineers and architects to

create a pre-

mium envi-

ronment for

r e s i d e n t s

and employ-

ees.

In addition, we are pleased

with the quality and quantity

of services that residents are

receiving from a broad range

of health care providers. The

best part of Avalon Springs is

the employees.

We have been able to re-

tain and attract some out-

standing and talented individ-

uals. They understand how

to interact with our residents

in a positive way.

Our prime objective is al-

ways to create the best quali-

ty of life experience for any-

one who comes to us. We

offer both semi-private and

private rooms, each room

with an abundance of natural

lighting.

Each resident is provided

plenty of individual space,

which maintains privacy and

allows for a favorite personal

item from home to accompa-

ny each resident.

We are situated on 40

acres along Route 58, about

2 miles from Mercer and

Munnel Run Farm. Avalon

Springs residents may tour

the farm at certain times of

the year in a specially de-

signed vehicle.

We provide comfortable ac-

commodations and a relaxed

environment to our residents,

whether living in the inde-

pendent apartments or in our

skilled care area. One of the

goals of Avalon Springs is to

promote health and well be-

ing of the body and mind.

We take great pride in our

rehabilitative services that is

delivered by licensed thera-

pists – speech, occupational

and physical – who are avail-

able to provide the necessary

instruction and treatments

that will maximize a resident’s

potential to return home.

Avalon Springs looks at

health care as a complete

continuum of care while fo-

cusing on every resident’s in-

dividual medical, emotional

and psychological need.

We are fortunate at Avalon

Springs to have excellent

physicians who have privi-

leges at area hospitals. The

physicians dictate the plan of

care and work closely with

nurses, therapists and other

skilled personnel to create an

individualized plan for each

resident. A registered nurse

coordinates a full assessment

of every resident upon ad-

mission and then periodically

through out their stay.

On-site podiatry, audiolo-

gy, optometry, x-ray and a

variety of lab services are all

available to our residents.

We provide transportation to

other specialists as ordered

by the physician.

Together, the nursing staff

and the physicians focus on

adding, adjusting or reducing

services by specialty, as

needed, with the goal of

achieving the best outcomes

for each individual.

Avalon Springs offers rou-

tine and skilled nursing serv-

ices that include advanced

on-site wound care, intra-

venous medications, feeding

tube care and tracheotomy

care. We assist with all ele-

ments of daily living includ-

ing meal service, laundry,

housekeeping and daily

meals planned and monitored

by a registered d

have a secure liv

residents who m

vanced dementia

be at risk due to

For people stil

offer our mainten

dependent apart

variety of assista

courages indepe

We offer newly re

dio and one-bed

ments with a secu

a full community

private family dini

Additional ser

able to tenan

housekeeping,

management and

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new energy wit

to provide each r

comfortable, safe

surroundings. Pl

for more informa

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Change is coming to Avalon Springs Nursing Cen

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