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By Skip and Cindy
Moore
Owners, Moore’s Auto Body
The rain, snow and driv-
ing on slippery roads some
days can be hectic. When
that fender bender occurs or
maybe just a minor repair is
needed, choosing a repair
center shouldn’t be confus-
ing as well.
M o o r e ’ s
Auto Body is
a
family-
owned and -
o p e r a t e d
business serving Mercer and
the surrounding counties
since 1996 and is dedicated
to meeting and exceeding all
your auto repair needs.
“Our business has my
name on it, which means I
need to make sure we deliv-
er what we promise to our
customers. It also takes a
team of people dedicated to
make sure that happens.’’
At Moore’s Auto Body our
staff will confidently guide
you through the estimate
process, insurance claim and
repair process, as well as ad-
dress any of your questions
and concerns to ensure a
hassle-free experience that
gets you back on the road
quickly and safely.
Maybe you have a touch
of rust on the fender you
have been meaning to take
care of, brushed your side
view mirror backing up, per-
haps scraped the bumper
making a turn. Our certified
technicians provide the high-
est quality repairs guarantee-
ing that your vehicle looks
and drives as if it never hap-
pened.
Here at Moore’s Auto
Body we offer free estimates
(no appointment needed),
lifetime paint guarantee as
long as you own the vehicle,
rental car assistance, pick-up
and drop-off service, towing
arrangements and work with
all insurance companies.
The next time your vehi-
cle needs repaired you only
need to remember Moore’s
Auto Body.
Moore’s Auto Body is locat-
ed at 562 East Main Street
Ext., Grove City, just past the
YMCA and Grove City Bowl-
A-Drome. Our hours are 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Thursday and 8 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Friday.
www.sharonherald.com
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From Ryan & Son Plumbing
Ryan & Son Plumbing has
provided expert plumbing
services and bathroom re-
modeling skills to businesses
and homeowners in the
Shenango Valley and the sur-
rounding areas for over 30
years.
This family-owned and -op-
erated busi-
ness plans
to be a
mainstay in
the commu-
nity
for
many more.
A business that was start-
ed out of economic hard
times has survived and flour-
ished through the ups and
downs of the economy by al-
ways relying on quality work-
manship and superior cus-
tomer service.
Professional craftsman-
ship, superior customer serv-
ice and the use of high-quali-
ty products are priceless.
With this being Ryan &
Son’s motto they are sure to
survive any turn in the fu-
ture.
2011 was another strong
year for founder William
“Dan” Ryan and president
Patrick Ryan. The father-and-
son operation continues to
grow. The addition of recent
Sharpsville graduate Wesley
Womer will bring a fresh
young look to the plumbing
trade. Along with Corey
Hunter, this crew is able to
handle any size job you may
have.
Ryan & Son plumbing is
preparing for the future and
the inevitable economic up-
turn by giving their cus-
tomers more information,
more options, and more
knowledge. They have de-
signed a website ryanand-
sonplumbing.com and a
Facebook page. This gives
their prospective customers
a chance to see photos of
their latest work. They fre-
quent a few trade shows a
year, both on plumbing and
remodeling, to be aware of
the latest trends and newest
innovations.
Ryan & Son Plumbing
knows that today’s cus-
tomers are more educated
with a lot more information
at their disposal, with all of
the remodeling and make-
over shows on television and
the age of the Internet.
They take pride in keep-
ing up with changing times,
design styles and products.
Always relying on quality
name-brand products that
they have learned to trust,
Ryan & Son Plumbing
strives for complete cus-
tomer satisfaction and go to
great lengths to earn the
customers’ trust, future busi-
ness, and personal referrals.
Although Ryan & Son
Plumbing are the bathroom
remodeling specialists they
can still handle all of your
plumbing needs.
They have always offered
free estimates and will never
sell you anything you don’t
need.
With over 30 years of
quality plumbing and cus-
tomer service, it’s safe to say
that Ryan & Son Plumbing
will be able to fulfill your
plumbing needs for many
years to come.
Moore than meets
the eye at this shop
GROVE CITY
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MERCER COUNTY
Plumbers unveil
website, FB page
The
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Robert Goeltz, a Hermitage Rotary member and past president, talked with students at the Hermit
School before members passed out dictionaries and anti-bullying bookmarks.
HERMITAGE
By Joel Ristvey
President-elect
Hermitage Rotary
What is Rotary? It is a
global network of community
volunteers and one of the
largest and most influential
international humanitarian
service organizations in the
world.
Founded Feb. 23, 1905 in
Chicago, Rotary International
has more than 1.2 million
members in 33,000 clubs in
more than 200 countries.
Members conduct projects
to address today’s humanitar-
ian challenges, including illit-
eracy, disease, hunger,
poverty, lack of clean water
and environmental concerns
while encouraging high stan-
dards in all vocations. Mem-
bers strive to build goodwill
and peace in their communi-
ties and throughout the
world.
R o t a r y
Club of Her-
mitage is
proud to cel-
ebrate 57
years
of
service to our community
and the world.
We award two scholar-
ships yearly to local high
school students, donate mon-
ey and assist other service
organizations and help beau-
tify the city by planting flow-
ers at East State Street and
Shenango Valley Freeway.
Each year, Rotary spon-
sors two high school stu-
dents to attend leadership
training. Upon successful
completion, they receive Ro-
tary Youth Leadership
Awards.
Rotary provides dictionar-
ies and anti-bullying book-
marks to hundreds of local
school students. Members
help to clean a section of
Hermitage Road, host ex-
change students and support
the Rotary Foundation.
Past service projects in
Hermitage included con-
struction of a ramp to im-
prove building access at
MCAR Inc. and an informa-
tion kiosk across from Buhl
Farm Casino.
With the help of our mem-
bers, volunteers and commu-
nity support, we look forward
to fulfilling the Rotary mis-
sion and to having another
successful year.
“Peace through Service” is
the 2012-13 Rotary Interna-
tional theme.
Want to help?
Support the Hermitage Ro-
tary annual radio auction
fundraiser to be broadcast lo-
cally from 9 a.m. to noon
March 24 on ESPN radio
96.7 FM.
Items generously donated
by local businesses, can be
purchased by the public at
great discounts. Watch for
advertisements i
ald.
Monetary do
accepted at P.O.
Hermitage, PA 16
butions may b
ductible.
Anyone with
can contact M
auction chairma
3388.
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ly seeking new m
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our
district
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trict7280.org/inde
Hermitage Rot
noon Tuesdays
restaurant. To be
guest, contact Pr
olyn Hartle, 72
chartle@lewisan
or Joel Ristvey, 7
ext. 3, jristvey@h
or any member.
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Rotary volunteers serve community, w