LUCINDA, Pa. – Winners of the Grand Prize drawing and 5K Run-Walk held in conjunction with St. Joseph’s 75th Diamond Anniversary 4th of July Celebration in Lucinda have been announced.Liberty 5K Run-Walk Medalists
Overall female winner — Stacie Stevenson
Female 14 and under: Trinity Thompson
Female 15 to 19: Abbie Schmader
Female 20 to 29: Bethany Agostinelli
Female 30 to 39: Staci Hannold
Female 40 to 49: Susie Griebel
Female 50 to 59: Jody Shawley
Female 60 and over: Nancy Roskovich
Overall male winner: Isaac Wilson
Male 14 and under: Justin Wolbert
Male 15 to 19: Liam Raehsler
Male 20 to 29: Nick Schmader
Male 30 to 39: Mark Rhoads
Male 40 to 49: Russ Wilson
Male 50 to 59: Scott DeLaney
Male 60 and over: John Roskovich
Grand Prize Winners
Grand Prize – $5,000 Cash – Buck Colbert, Blawnox
Second Prize – $2,000 Cash – Alicia Black, Knox
Third Prize – $1,000 Cash – Jane Schmader, Lucinda
Fourth Prize — $500 Cash — George Best, Emlenton
Fifth Prize – $300 Cash — Geraldine McMillen, Summerville
Sixth Prize — Cross Creek Resort Golf — N — Stay Pkg. — Thelma Gatesman, Shippenville
Seventh Prize – Rt. 66 Sporting Goods Kayak – James Pence, Fairmont City
Eighth Prize – $300 Furniture Alley gift card – Morgan Minich, Lucinda
Ninth Prize – Infared Gas Grill – Kailey Hollobaugh, New Bethlehem MA
Tenth Prize – Surface 2 Tablet – Mary Beth Niederreiter, Lucinda
Rosary Society Prize Winners
First Prize – American Pride Quilt — Georgia Williams, Tionesta
Second Prize – Shiloh Resort 2-night stay — Joyce Schmader, Lucinda
Third Prize – Handcrafted Oak Porch Swing donated by Lander’s Inc. — Gerard Ochs, Lucinda
Fourth Prize – $200 Cash — Dan Kunselman, New Bethlehem
In a release issued yesterday, the group thanked sponsors, stating “St. Joseph parishioners and festival organizers are grateful to the many individual and corporate sponsors from the surrounding area for their contributions toward the Grand Prize drawing.”
Promotional support was provided in part by the PA Great Outdoors Visitors Bureau as a Clarion County Hotel Tax project in conjunction with the Clarion County Hotel Tax Committee and the Clarion County Commissioners.
Proceeds from the annual event benefit St. Joseph Catholic School, one of the oldest Catholic schools in the Erie Diocese. Each year the school enrolls over 100 students of all backgrounds and denominations in preschool through grade 6. The Benedictine Sisters of Elk County (St. Mary’s) have served at the school since 1876. Enrollment for the upcoming academic year is open and registration arrangements can be made by calling the school at 814-226-8018.
Additional information is available online at https://sites.google.com/site/stjosephcslucinda/home.
