The 2017 Brian Anselmino Memorial golf outing will be held on Friday, October 6, at Lindenwood Golf Club in Canonsburg.   This annual event was put together to honor the life and legacy of former New Eagle and Canonsburg resident Brian Anselmino, and to raise funds for two annual scholarships for local high school students.

Anselmino, a Ringgold High School and Duquesne University standout basketball player and Canonsburg community volunteer, died in an automobile accident in 2014.  His love for his family, friends, co-workers and volunteering his time with youth will never be forgotten.  The Brian Anselmino Memorial Fund (BAMF) has been established so that his life's work and passion can continue.  All proceeds from the golf outing will benefit the BAMF which provides two $5,000 scholarships annually to Ringgold and Canon-McMillan School Districts. 

Come out and enjoy a day of golf with Brian's family, friends and supporters in remembrance of a great son, husband, father, friend and individual.   For more information, please visit the website www.briananselmino.org. 

If you have any questions, or would like to make a monetary donation, or volunteer for the Brian Anselmino Memorial Golf Outing, please contact us via email at: info@briananselmino.org

Brian Anselmino Memorial Golf Outing

When:  Friday, October 6, 2017

Where: Lindenwood Golf Club, 360 Galley Rd. Canonsburg. PA 15317 (Phone: 724-745-9889)

Time:

• Registration and continental breakfast: 7:45 am – 8:45 am
• Buzzer start: 9:00 am
• Hot dog lunch at the turn
• Dinner; auctions; raffles  2:00 – 4:30 pm

Format: 4-Person, Best Ball Scramble

Cost: $130 Per Golfer (Includes continental breakfast, lunch, and dinner)

Dinner Only: $40 Per Person

Register and Pay Online! 

Please visit our website at  www.briananselmino.org to register and pay.   Or, you can print out and mail the completed registration form with a check payable to:
Brian Anselmino Memorial Fund 
C/O Vince Eannace
3328 Washington Rd.
McMurray, PA 15317

The Youghiogheny 18-Hole Women’s Golf Association hosted its annual Gala Day golf outing on July 20 at the Youghiogheny Country Club.

The final exhibit for the MMCT Art Competition will be displayed at the Monessen Public Library and Cultural Center from August 5 to August 17.

The competition was open to artists throughout the Mon Valley area and each first prize winner will have his or her work published in a limited-edition ‘Happiness’ box of cards that will be sold just in time for the Christmas holiday.

There is one more artist to be included in the box of cards along with a $100 prize, as the People’s Choice. Visit us on the website and view all the entries and register each vote with a credit card donation. By placing your vote you can make one more artist Happy, the theme of the competition! To place your vote for your favorite artist or artists go to the Mid Mon Valley Cultural Trust website: www.mmvct.org.

The judges have awarded the following area artists in the age categories:

• 8-11 age group: First prize: Alex Kolowitz, Belle Vernon; second prize: Kylie Miller, Belle Vernon; and third prize: Kaylee Kaneshiro, Coal Center.
• 12-14 age group: First prize: Bela Ronzio, Donora; second prize: Ariana Gudel, Daisytown; and third prize: Danielle Ferraro, Belle Vernon.
• 15-18 age group: First and second prize: Lauren Rockwell, Brownsville; and third prize: Maddison Hite, Daisytown.
• 19 + group: First prize: Andrea Parasolick, Belle Vernon; second prize: Shaun Rosario, Donora; and a tie for third prize: Shaun Rosario and Phil Miceli, Belle Vernon.

This is the first art competition sponsored by MMVCT and was open to residents in the Mon Valley area.

Artists and crafters are wanted for Greenock Log House Days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, September 23.