WHAT’S NEWS IN PETERS TOWNSHIP
South Garage and the show will be on the
lower level in the Triple Crown Suites.
There will be approximately 150 quilts
on display, many vendors, Granny’s Attic
with lots of reasonably priced “treasures,”
quilt themed basket raffles and, of course,
a beautiful raffle quilt.
For more information about Three
Rivers Quilters and their 2018 Quilt
Show, visit threeriversquilters.org.
LOCAL PASTOR AND
FIBER ARTIST TO BE
FEATURED AT THREE
RIVERS QUILTERS
2018 QUILT SHOW
The exquisite fiber art created by The
Reverend Dr. Ann Schmid, Senior Pastor
of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in
McMurray, will be featured at the Three
Rivers Quilters 2018 Quilt Show.
Pastor Schmid has been creating
Pastoral stoles for 32 years. After she
and her husband, The Reverend Steven
E. Broome, Associate Pastor of Our
Redeemer, were ordained she soon
realized how expensive clerical garments
were. That’s when she began to weave
their pastoral stoles on a 48” square
loom. It wasn’t until 2012 that she tried
her hand at designing and creating hand
appliqued stoles when an intern at Our
Redeemer wanted a stole depicting
Noah’s Ark.
Pastor Schmid’s artistic endeavors
do not end there. The decorations and
props she creates for each church season
enhance the worship experience, but
the beautiful stoles, sewn from mainly
brightly colored batik fabrics, are truly
inspiring. “With each stitch I am thinking
of the scripture that inspired the piece I
am creating,” she says.
Pastor Schmid will be available at the
show on Friday April 27, from 1 to 3 p.m.
to meet and greet attendees and discuss
her exquisite creations.
The Three Rivers 2018 Quilt Show will
be held at the Meadows Race Track and
Casino again this year on April 26, 27 and
28. There is plenty of free parking in the
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VITA MASSAGE
STEPS OUT OFFERING
ALTERNATIVE IN
OPIOD ADDICTION
PREVENTION AND
ADDICTION THERAPY
Vita Massage, formerly known as
All About Massage and Wellness,
underwent a rebranding effort and
full relaunch. Running a health and
wellness brand focused on therapeutic
massage, emotional health and
consultation services, Scott Korb Korb,
LMT, BCTMB, CKTI and Trish Korb,
LCSW, BCD stumbled upon an area
of pain management untapped within
the Western PA massage market, laser
focused services aimed to provide
alternatives for residents to the addiction
risks related to opioids.
“Our ever-changing massage industry
landscape requires a unique approach to
serve the community,” says Scott Korb,
co-owner of Vita Massage. “Often for
Complementary and Alternative Medical
(CAM) providers, through research and
evidence based practice, big theories are
proven. This is exactly what has happened
here. Medical doctors are listening and
patients are finally finding relief.”
Additionally, the brand has developed
a new tagline “May you live healthy and
heal naturally.”
PARISIAN NIGHTS
FASHION SHOW AND
CHARITY FUNDRAISER
Join Thespian Troupe 185 on Sunday,
Feb. 25, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Valleybrook
Country Club for a light lunch, while
enjoying an afternoon Runway Show
featuring Peters Township High School
students modeling the latest Prom
fashions, student musical performances
and shopping for both moms and proms!
Vendors will be selling a variety of
fashionable accessories, cosmetics and
toiletries for every woman.
Tickets are $20 each. Guests bringing
in a cat or dog food donation will receive
a chance to win a prize basket. All
proceeds benefit Thespian Troupe 185
and Angel Ridge Animal Shelter.
To purchase tickets, or for
further information, contact Angie
Zampetti at 412.480.9357 or email
[email protected].
HDG’s Mark Duane and Clients at the Client
Appreciation Luncheon (Left to right): Dr.
Jeannine French, Peters Township School
District; Mark Duane, HDG Principal; Dr. Jerri
Lynn Lippert, Debbie Mirich, and Ken Fibbi, West
Allegheny School District; Rebecca Bowman and
Minna Allison, Peters Township School District.
Photo by Hayes Design Group Architects.
HAYES DESIGN GROUP
ARCHITECTS
CELEBRATES 25TH
ANNIVERSARY
Hayes Design Group Architects
(HDG), a Pittsburgh-based architecture
firm offering a full range of professional
services for a wide variety of project
types, is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
HDG’s focus is institutional design,
including public and private schools
and universities, government and office
buildings. Noteworthy projects include
the Bethel Park High School, completed
in 2012, and the new Peters Township
High School and Robinson Township
Municipal Complex— both currently
under design.
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