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By Heather Rust-
Murray
The Way Nature Intended
As a child I remember
playing on my family’s farm.
Whether in the barn or in
the creek I loved sitting in si-
lence and taking in what
God created.
The beautiful sounds
where so peaceful and calm-
ing. I still enjoy spending the
day out in a field working
next to my dad. Farm work
is not easy but the rewards
of working the earth is more
than I can express.
I studied at Penn State
earning a degree in science
and became a registered X-
ray technologist. I practiced
in this field for many years
only realizing that something
was missing.
I did not like not knowing
what happened to the pa-
tients after a diagnosis. So
when I returned to the area I
decided to pursue other op-
tions only to be unfulfilled
and realizing I needed to be
my own boss.
It runs in the family, my
grandfather Kenneth Rust
owned the former Rust Dairy
and my father owned a fran-
chise of Jewel T General
store.
About two years ago I
started getting an itchy,
painful rash on my face. This
persisted for a period of time
until I was diagnosed with
several allergies to ingredi-
ents in the products I was
using and eating. The doc-
tors gave me a restricted list
of things to use.
Life was impossible. I had
to remove everything from
my home and surrounding
that was toxic to me. I went
as far as to shave my hair al-
most all off.
As I researched, I was
shocked that I was using
products with things like
formaldehyde in them. I
asked myself who needs in-
gredients like this in prod-
ucts? There has to be a safer
way.
So I started researching
and trying organic products.
My painful rash disappeared.
I found it difficult to find
the products
I needed. I
r ememb e r
talking on
the phone
with my sis-
ter and saying I am just go-
ing to open my own store. I
can’t be the only person hav-
ing a difficult time finding
the needed products of life.
So here we are today. I
have three awesome chil-
dren and a supportive hus-
band that agreed to take this
adventure with me.
My girls Cassidy, Saylor
and Piper are so excited
about being my little employ-
ees. My goal is to make their
future and the community a
healthier and safer environ-
ment.
I want to offer products
without chemicals, byprod-
ucts, and free of animal test-
ing.
If you are healthy and
looking for products to com-
plete your regimen or have
an ailment and need help, I
am here to provide a store
with a comforting environ-
ment and pleasant people to
help you with your needs.
I would like to offer class-
es for people that are strug-
gling with illnesses and are
looking for alternative treat-
ments.
Also, I offer my store as a
meeting ground to host sup-
port groups for people with
celiac disease and other ail-
ments that are affected by
their diet.
Please contact me at 724-
662-5555 or stop in at 149
North Pitt St. Mercer.
By Karen Zec
Staff writer for Tri City Collision
Unfortunately, vehicle acci-
dents are a fact of life.
Fortunately, Tri City Colli-
sion’s ability to handle all
phases of the vehicle repair
process is also a fact of life.
One call to us can put you
back on the road with as lit-
tle stress as possible. Tri
City will handle all the nec-
essary steps, including writ-
ing the estimate, contacting
your insurance company for
rental car coverage and have
a rental waiting for you when
you arrive to drop off your
vehicle, schedule your repair,
and all the other unexpected
issues that may arise during
your repair process.
In this day and age, when
mobility is
so neces-
sary, Tri
City can
keep you
going with
our pick-up and delivery
service. Because Tri City is a
direct repair shop for most
major insurance companies
who respect and recommend
the quality of our work, our
business has grown steadily
over the years. This growth
has also been spurred by
word-of-mouth customer sat-
isfaction.
To accommodate the
growing demand for quality
service, we relocated to 1361
E. State St. in Sharon more
than two years ago, and have
been moving forward since.
Ongoing employee training
programs and the acquisition
of additional state-of-the-art
equipment mean that your
vehicle will be returned to
you in pre-loss condition.
We have two precision
laser measuring systems to
provide three-dimensional
measurements of your vehi-
cle to ensure that it is re-
stored to the correct factory
tolerances.
Three on-site paint booths
provide us with
give your vehi
from-the-factory
For more
decades, quality
have been the
you back on th
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City are proof t
Collision, qualit
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