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Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 1 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY BIGLERVILLE TREAS BIGLERVILLE BORO ADAMS COUNTY 33 MUSSELMAN AVE BIGLERVILLE PA 17307-9233 51125 THE HOME ASSOCIATION OF POST 262 AMERICAN LEGION 150.00 BIGLERVILLE 150.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 2 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY BONNEAUVILLE TREAS BONNEAUVILLE BORO ADAMS COUNTY 4 CIRCLE DRIVE GETTYSBURG PA 17325 3953 CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS HOME ASSOCIATION OF BONNEAUVILLE PA. -200.00 3953 CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS HOME ASSOCIATION OF BONNEAUVILLE PA. 200.00 3953 CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS HOME ASSOCIATION OF BONNEAUVILLE PA. 200.00 63491 ZIPPERS INC 200.00 BONNEAUVILLE 400.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 3 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY EAST BERLIN TREAS EAST BERLIN BORO ADAMS COUNTY 128 WATER ST EAST BERLIN PA 17316-8637 43277 DYLAN THOMAS, INC. 200.00 53160 ANNIS CORP 200.00 EAST BERLIN 400.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 4 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY GETTYSBURG TREAS GETTYSBURG BORO ADAMS COUNTY 59 EAST HIGH ST GETTYSBURG PA 17325 663 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE INC. GETTYSBURG LODGE NO. 1526 200.00 23402 THE 516 BALTIMORE STREET INN OF GETTYSBURG, INC. 200.00 35904 W. COMPTON ENTERPRISE, INC. 200.00 51313 MILLWEAVE LLC 200.00 GETTYSBURG 800.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 5 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY LITTLESTOWN TREAS LITTLESTOWN BORO ADAMS COUNTY 10 S QUEEN ST LITTLESTOWN PA 17340-1665 3772 LITTLESTOWN HOME ASSN. MASON & DIXON MEM. POST 6954 V.F.W. OF U. S. INC. 200.00 LITTLESTOWN 200.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 6 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY MCSHERRYSTOWN TREAS MCSHERRYSTOWN BORO ADAMS COUNTY 338 MAIN STREET MCSHERRYSTOWN PA 17344-1708 795 HOME ASSN OF MCSHERRYSTOWN 50.00 2716 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME ASSN OF MCSHERRYSTOWN 50.00 MCSHERRYSTOWN 100.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 7 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY CUMBERLAND TWP TREAS CUMBERLAND TWP ADAMS COUNTY 1370 FAIRFIELD RD GETTYSBURG PA 17325-0000 58226 CL HANKEY LLC 200.00 CUMBERLAND TWP 200.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 8 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY FREEDOM TWP TREAS FREEDOM TWP ADAMS CO 2184 PUMPING STATION RD FAIRFIELD PA 17320-0000 18297 GERALD S. MILLER BEVERLY J. OTT 150.00 FREEDOM TWP 150.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 9 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY GERMANY TWP TREAS GERMANY TWP ADAMS COUNTY 136 ULRICKTOWN RD LITTLESTOWN PA 17340-9780 58845 CHILDS PLAY LLC 200.00 58967 OUR TWO DAUGHTERS LLC 200.00 GERMANY TWP 400.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 10 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY HAMILTONBAN TWP TREAS HAMILTONBAN TWP ADAMS COUNTY PO BOX 526 FAIRFIELD PA 17320-0526 65681 MOUNTAIN VIEW GOLF CLUB LLP 200.00 HAMILTONBAN TWP 200.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 11 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY HIGHLAND TWP TREAS HIGHLAND TWP ADAMS COUNTY 3641 FAIRFIELD RD GETTYSBURG PA 17325-0000 20967 TIMBERLINE RECREATIONAL ENTERPRISES INC 150.00 HIGHLAND TWP 150.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 12 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY MT JOY TWP TREAS MT JOY TWP ADAMS COUNTY 902 HOFFMAN HOME RD GETTYSBURG PA 17325-0000 53572 OLIVIA'S RESTAURANT, INC. 200.00 85635 SHEETZ INC 200.00 MT JOY TWP 400.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 13 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ADAMS COUNTY READING TWP TREAS READING TWP ADAMS COUNTY 50 CHURCH RD EAST BERLIN PA 17316-9469 55687 LLOYDS SMOKEHOUSE ENTERPRISES INC 200.00 READING TWP 200.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 14 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ALLEGHENY COUNTY CLAIRTON CITY TREAS CLAIRTON ALLEGHENY COUNTY 551 RAVENSBURG BLVD CLAIRTON PA 15025-0000 755 CROATION CLUB OF CLAIRTON SAINT GEORGE LODGE NO. 248 50.00 1096 SONS OF COLUMBUS OF AMERICA SANTA MARIA COUNCIL NO 4 200.00 1890 WILSON AMERICAN CITIZEN CLUB 50.00 2107 THE DI CRESCO-PARSONS POST NO. 803 V. F. W. HOME ASSN. 200.00 10784 JACQUELINE SUMPTER 200.00 52631 CLAIRTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT & RELIEF ASSOCIATION 200.00 54147 FARNAN, INC. 200.00 55918 DANIEL KEFFER POST 75 HOME ASSOCIATION INC 200.00 56354 TERRACE GARDENS INC 200.00 57639 BRASS MONKEY INC 200.00 62861 T&T, INC. 200.00 62861 T&T, INC. -200.00 62861 T&T, INC. 200.00 72475 FALKERS LLC 200.00 CLAIRTON 2,100.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 15 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ALLEGHENY COUNTY DUQUESNE CITY TREAS DUQUESNE ALLEGHENY COUNTY 12 SOUTH SECOND ST DUQUESNE PA 15110-0000 544 AMERICAN CROATIAN CLUB OF DUQUESNE 50.00 694 THE TEUTONIA MANNERCHOR & SOCIAL CLUB OF DUQUESNE 50.00 1056 PRINCE HUMBERT 2ND MUTUAL BENEFICIAL BROTHERHOOD 50.00 35572 SAFARI CLUB, INC. 200.00 50510 BILLY BOB'S ENTERPRISES, INC. 200.00 51304 ANN SUZICH 200.00 DUQUESNE 750.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 16 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ALLEGHENY COUNTY MCKEESPORT CITY TREAS MCKEESPORT ALLEGHENY COUNTY 500 5TH AVE MCKEESPORT PA 15132-0000 586 ELEVENTH WARD WELFARE ASSN. OF MCKEESPORT 50.00 610 HUNGARIAN SOCIAL CLUB OF MCKEESPORT 50.00 763 ST MEACHEL ARCH ANGEL BENEFICIAL & PROTECTIVE ASSN 50.00 956 THADDEUS KOSCIUSZKO ASSN. 50.00 1061 SIXTH WARD E B A 300.00 1234 AMERICAN CROATIAN POLITICAL BENEFICIAL CLUB ASSN. DOBROTVOR 50.00 1631 I B P O E OF THE WORLD B T WASHINGTON LODGE NO 218 50.00 2154 AMVETS POST NO 8 HOME ASSN OF MCKEESPORT 50.00 2834 MCKEESPORT TURN & GESANG VEREIN 300.00 7004 SAMUEL COCCIA 300.00 11975 TUBE CITY CAFE, INC. 300.00 14076 ANGELO TETI 300.00 15541 ESTATE OF JOHN BRUSICK, JUDITH CASTURO, EXECUTOR 300.00 17332 SPEX CORP. 300.00 32005 BADURA, INC. 300.00 32032 THE BURT FOSTER POST 361 HOME ASSOCIATION 50.00 32032 THE BURT FOSTER POST 361 HOME ASSOCIATION -50.00 32032 THE BURT FOSTER POST 361 HOME ASSOCIATION 50.00 32032 THE BURT FOSTER POST 361 HOME ASSOCIATION -50.00 32032 THE BURT FOSTER POST 361 HOME ASSOCIATION 0.00 33128 MELLON'S PUB, INC. 300.00 34639 CAL'S CANTINA, INC. 300.00 37853 JAMES R. CRAIG DIANN L. CRAIG 300.00 42997 BUBA'S BAR & GRILLE, INC. 300.00 43686 D&T'S COUNTRY CORRAL, INC. 300.00 46408 PETER A COMO 300.00 46455 3511 WALNUT STREET TAVERN, INC. 300.00 46455 3511 WALNUT STREET TAVERN, INC. 300.00 46455 3511 WALNUT STREET TAVERN, INC. 300.00 49995 SCOTT'S BEER BARREL, INC. 300.00 50076 BEEMER'S, INC. 300.00 54068 KOPOR CORPORATION 300.00 59594 JAMES AND DENICE FONZI LP 300.00 60564 DANIEL K CARR 300.00 62296 BUTTERS2703 LTD 300.00 64339 SARA, INC. 300.00 68657 THE ROO BAR INC 300.00 72007 PUZZLERS RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE LLC 300.00 81638 MCKEESPORT BEER BARREL LLC 300.00 MCKEESPORT 8,450.00 Pennsylvania License Fee Distribution By Report No CRN-000001 Liquor Control Board Municipality Current 9/18/2017 4:21:44PM From Page 17 of 1480 02/01/2017 to 07/31/2017 Run By (SYSTEM) ALLEGHENY COUNTY PITTSBURGH CITY TREAS PITTSBURGH ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEPT OF FINANCE 414 GRANT ST PITTSBURGH PA 15219 485 THE PITTSBURGH GOLF CLUB 600.00 511 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES PITTSBURGH AERIE NO. 76 50.00 645 DUQUESNE MAENNERCHOR OF PITTSBURGH 50.00 676 THE TEUTONIA MANNERCHOR OF ALLEGHENY CITY 600.00 691 WEST END PULASKI SOC.
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    FAITH, RHETORIC, AND DOMINION: HOW SHARED LITERACY LURES LATINOS THESIS Presented to the Graduate Council of Texas State University-San Marcos in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Master of ARTS by Andrew F. Besa, B.A. San Marcos, Texas May 2012 FAITH, RHETORIC, AND DOMINION: HOW SHARED LITERACY LURES LATINOS Committee Members Approved: ______________________________ Octavio Pimentel, Chair ______________________________ Rebecca Jackson Member ______________________________ Miriam F. Williams Member Approved: ______________________________ J. Michael Willoughby Dean of the Graduate College COPYRIGHT by Andrew F. Besa 2012 FAIR USE AND AUTHOR’S PERMISSION STATEMENT Fair Use This work is protected by the Copyright Laws of the United States (Public Law 94-553, section 107). Consistent with fair use as defined in the Copyright Laws, brief quotations from this material are allowed with proper acknowledgment. Use of this material for financial gain without the author’s express written permission is not allowed. Duplication Permission As the copyright holder of this work I, Andrew F. Besa, authorize duplication of this work, in whole or in part, for educational or scholarly purposes only. DEDICATION This thesis is dedicated to my family. To my parents: know that it was your sacrifices and decisions during my early education that ultimately prepared me for success in the academy. I love and thank you both for your wisdom then and now and for always supporting me. To my wife: know that I love you with all my heart and that your support and encouragement keeps me going. Also, know that your gaze fixes me and tells me that you believe that I am better than I think I am.
  • LCC News March 2020

    LCC News March 2020

    LIGONIER LINKS March 1, 2020 FROM THE BOARD DAVID GALLATIN Even though your Club may have been drainage improvements on some fun events. He is in the process of officially “closed” over the last couple of bunkers in advance of the green stocking the pro shop with equipment months, much has been accomplished to drainage project set for later this spring. and soft goods, and will be fully stocked get things ready for the upcoming We are on schedule (weather by opening day, May 2nd. season. Thanks to quite a few volunteer permitting) to have the greens drainage club members and our devoted staff, done in April, along with the complete In short, we are all really excited about cleaning, painting and general reconstruction of #12 green soon the upcoming year at Ligonier Country maintenance has been occurring to get thereafter. Jim and his staff are also Club. Our new staff members have some things ready for our re-opening in reconditioning and maintaining all of great ideas and all of us on the Board March. Thanks especially to Dan our golf course equipment as well this share their excitement. And, of course, McDonald, Dave Berenbrok, Ed and off season. all will be organized by Bill Elliott in his Darlene Elliott and many others for outstanding way. We hope that you will lending a hand. Our new PGA Professional, Sean Knaus, be able to attend our meet-and-greet has begun his new position and has “hit event on March 14 so you will be able to Much work has also been occurring on the ground running”.