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History of Mother’s Day

May 10, 2015 By: admin Category: Consumer Education

Mothering Sunday

Celebrating Mothers and their day dates back to 1600s in England. Referred to as Mothering Sunday , this day was celebrated annually on the fourth Sunday of Lent to honor mothers. After a prayer service in church to honor Mary, children brought gifts and flowers to pay tribute to their own mothers.
On this occasion, servants, apprentices and other employees staying away from their homes were encouraged by their employers to visit their mothers and honor them. Traditionally children brought with them gifts and a special fruit cake or fruit-filled pastry.
Julia Ward Howe
The idea of official celebration of Mothers day in US was first suggested by Julia Ward Howe in 1872. An activist, writer and poet Julia shot to fame with her famous Civil War song, “Battle Hymn of the Republic”. Julia Ward Howe suggested that June 2 be annually celebrated as Mothers Day and should be dedicated to peace. She wrote a passionate appeal to women and urged them to rise against war in her famous Mothers Day Proclamation, written in Boston in 1870. She also initiated a Mothers’ Peace Day observance on the second Sunday in June in Boston and held the meeting for a number of years. Julia tirelessly championed the cause of official celebration of Mothers Day and declaration of official holiday on the day. Her idea spread but was later replaced by the Mother’s Day holiday now celebrated in May.
Anna Jarvis
Jarvis is recognized as the Founder of Mothers Day in US. Though Anna Jarvis never married and never had kids, she is also known as the Mother of Mothers Day, an apt title for the woman who worked hard to bestow honor on all mothers.
Anna Jarvis was inspired to celebrate Mother’s on a special day from her own mother Mrs Anna Marie Reeves Jarvis in her childhood. An activist and social worker, Mrs Jarvis used to express her desire that someday someone must honor all mothers, living and dead, and pay tribute to the contributions made by them.
A loving daughter, Anna never forgot her mothers word and when her mother died in 1905, she resolved to fulfill her mothers desire of having a mothers day. Growing negligent attitude of adult Americans towards their mothers and a desire to honor her mothers soared her ambitions.
Anna together with her supporters wrote letters to people in positions of power lobbying for the official declaration of Mothers Day holiday. The hard work paid off. By 1911, Mother’s Day was celebrated in almost every state in the Union and on May 8, 1914 President Woodrow Wilson signed a Joint Resolution designating the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day.
Present Day Celebrations
Today Mothers Day is celebrated in several countries including US, UK, India, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Turkey, Australia, Mexico, Canada, China, Japan and Belgium. People take the day as an opportunity to pay tribute to their mothers and thank them for all their love and support. The day has become hugely popular and in several countries phone lines witness maximum traffic. There is also a tradition of gifting flowers, cards and others gift to mothers on the Mothers Day. The festival has become commercialized to a great extent. Florists, card manufacturers and gift sellers see huge business potential in the day and make good money through a rigorous advertising campaign.

It is unfortunate to note that Ms Anna Jarvis, who devoted her life for the declaration of Mothers Day holiday was deeply hurt to note the huge commercialization of the day.

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Nureni

May 10, 2015 By: admin Category: Consumer Education

Nureni is a business owner, a wife and a mother. Through Water.org she has access to a safe water tap in her kitchen. Read more about how this tap has helped her earn an income to put her son through school.
Nureni runs a breakfast shop out of her home which is situated in the center of Lembangsari Village, a small village outside of Tangerange, Indonesia. Nureni’s husband farms the rice fields that grow a short distance from their thatched-roof house
Each morning when her husband leaves for work, Nureni heads to the kitchen where she now has a water tap. She is able to boil fresh water to prepare a traditional rice and coconut dish of which she sells to neighbors and passers-by. The money she makes from selling this breakfast food helps to put her son through school.
Nureni’s son Rhian, is sixteen years old and he is in school learning to be a motorcycle mechanic. Thanks to the support his parents have provided him, Rhian will graduate from trade school next year. He looks forward to interning, and hopefully working at the motorcycle manufacturing plant just up the road from his family’s home.
Nureni is so pleased that through access to safe water, she is able to cook and sell food from her home. Furthermore, she is excited Rhian will graduation soon, and eventually have a career in motorcycle manufacturing. We look forward to the day every mom can share Nureni’s pride and joy, we look forward to the day every mom has access to safe water.
In honor of every mom who needs access to safe water, send the mom in your life a Mother’s Day eCard through www.Water.org For each greeting you send for $25, one person will get access to safe water.

Indonesia

Capital City: Jakarta

Population of 250 million

37 million lack safe water

102 million lack sanitation

Infant mortality rate of 2.5%

43% of population live on less than US$2 per day

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May 2015 Events

May 10, 2015 By: admin Category: Consumer Education

1. Business Exchange Networking Lunch
* Give a 1-2 minute commercial for your business.
* Bring business cards, brochures, and samples.
* Make new business contacts.
Dates and Locations:

May 6 - Wexford, Four Points by Sheraton Pittsbugh
910 Sheraton Drive, Mars/Wexford, PA 16046
RSVP: email Carol Briney at
Carol@CarolABriney.com

May 13 - Mount Lebanon, The Devonshire of Mount Lebanon,
1050 McNeilly Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
RSVP: email Carol Briney at Carol@CarolABriney.com

May 27- Fox Chapel, Comfort Inn (Old Holiday Inn) in RIDC Park,
Ohara Twp
RSVP: email Carol Briney at
Carol@CarolABriney.com

Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Cost: $18 (Bring cash; No-shows will be billed for the lunch)
RSVP: By Monday prior to the event

For more info, go to: http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=4gu7_&m=K392KwYxreZhGz&b=p20OAcTROxFypoQ44aAFUQ.

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Lead Like a Girl

Speaker: Tacy M Byham, Ph.D., Senior Vice President of DDI

The business case for diversity has never been stronger.
Organizations with more women consistently perform better
financially, according to data from The Global Leadership
Forecast 2014/2015 from DDI and The Conference Board.
So, although more women graduate from college than men
and are earning entry-level jobs in fields previously
dominated by men, women are still outnumbered in the
ranks of leadership. Come and listen to Tacy talk about
finding your strength and the leader within you, exploring
the confidence gap, identifying your personal wake-up call,
and super power your network!

visit our website at http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=4gu7_&m=K392KwYxreZhGz&b=Nl.xDQeB9eBv694ujNYhjg

Date: May 8, 2015
Time: 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM (Breakfast served at 7:30 AM)
Place: James Laughlin Music Hall, Chatham University, Shadyside
Host: The Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Chatham University
Cost: $25 (includes continental breakfast)
Students- $12 with valid ID (Email pdecker@chatham.edu)
RSVP: Suggested by May 5

Questions? Contact 412-365-1253

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Deepening the Coaching Relationship: Gestalt!

Presented by Ann Begler and Joanne Martin

Coaches often focus on supporting clients to achieve specific
targets or goals. Coaching from a Gestalt stance is uniquely
present centered, and captures action choices existing in the
moment that will yield long term impact. Gestalt coaching is
integrative and emphasizes awareness building in the two
parallel processes of coach and client.

In this highly experiential program you will learn and practice
with foundational Gestalt tools that support this present-centered
approach: Gestalt awareness, contact boundaries, the cycle of
experience and the use of self as instrument.

This program will offer Coaches the opportunity to enhance their
coaching skills in three ICF core competency clusters:

1. Co-creating the relationship
2. Communicating effectively
3. Facilitating learning and results

Learning Objectives and Expected Outcomes:

Date: May 12, 2015
Place: Sheraton Hotel at Station Square,
300 West Station Square Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Registration and Networking
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Presentation
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Lunch
Host: International Coach Federation, Pittsburgh Chapter
Cost: By 5 p.m., May 8: Members -$59, Nonmembers-$75.
After 5 p.m., May 8: Members-$75, Nonmembers-$75

Further info: contact Roberta Rollings at Pghcoachesassoc@aol.com.

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Bizwomen Connect Networking Mixer

Make new connections and build your business. During the
reception, you will also have the opportunity to have a
complimentary professional head shot taken and made available
following the event.

Your reservation includes:
•Delicious hors d’oeuvres and appetizers
•Two drink tickets

Metered parking is available on Penn Avenue and you may also park
in the Savoy parking lot.

Date: May 13, 2015
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Place: Savoy Restaurant, 2623 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15222
Host: Pittsburgh Business Times
Cost: $35 (Business Times Subscribers- $31.50)
RSVP: Required in advance

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Entrepreneur’s Growth Conference
Keynote Speaker:
Bill Sarris, Sarris Candies

Discover ideas that can transform your business. Choose from 12
expert-led workshops on the hottest topics in business today.
Workshops on strategic planning, management, finance, marketing,
starting a business, and more. A business building trade show
featuring more than 50 support organizations. Unparalleled
networking opportunities with entrepreneurial veterans, top
service providers and the region’s most promising entrepreneurs.

Date: May 15, 2015
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Place: Duquesne University, 600 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh
Host: Duquesne University Small Business Development Center
Cost: Full Day-$119: Half Day-$79
Full day fee includes continental breakfast, discount parking,
luncheon, workshops & business-building trade show.
RSVP: Required to receive advance price.

Questions: Call 412-396-1633.

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Make Your Brand Statement

Presented by Beth Caldwell and Elissa Ashwood

“Brand” is a hot new buzz term that essentially means your
professional image. What message do you send about yourself
and your company? This helpful presentation gives you an
instant to-do list and strategies on how to polish your image
both inside and outside of work.

Date: May 15, 2015
Time: 9:00 - 11:30 p.m.
Place: Sigma’s Conference and Event Center,
1717 Babcock Blvd., Pittsburgh, PA 15209
Host: Pittsburgh Professional Women
RSVP: Early registration encouraged

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Women’s Power Lunch

Come be a part of the longest running networking luncheon in the
Pittsburgh area. Bring 50 business cards or brochures to hand
out and be prepared to give a short presentation on your business
to introduce yourself to other business women and professionals.

Date: May 15, 2015
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Place: To be announced
Cost: $22.00 (Prepayment required)
RSVP: By May 13th

Questions: Contact Suzanne at Suzanne@womenspowerlunch.com
or 724-452-5152.

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Sharing Your Expertise from the Platform and Beyond

Presented by Elizabeth Jeffriesm CSP and Stephen Tweed, CSP

Are you considered an expert in your topic and/or your niche
market? Do you love platform speaking but that’s the main or
only source of income you’ve focused on for your business?
Have you ever delivered a fabulous speech, accepted accolades
and then went on to the next engagement?

If you are saying YES to these questions, you are probably
leaving business on the table and not serving your clients
to the fullest!

In this inspiring morning full of ideas and how-to’s, you will
be challenged to look at your business differently and to learn
additional ways to capture your expertise. Whether it’s consulting,
coaching, learning assessments, books, webinars, eBooks, online
learning systems, membership sites, master minds and more, you’ll
leave this session with new ideas on how to leverage what you know,
who you know, and what skills are necessary to go to the next level
in your business. By sharing your expertise in multiple ways, you
will better serve your clients, and increase your bottom line.

Date: May 16, 2015
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12 noon
Location: Sheraton Station Square, 300 W Station Square Dr,
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Host: National Speakers Association, Pittsburgh Chapter
Cost: NSA Members & Affiliates-$45; Nonmembers-$55
(Includes networking lunch.)
RSVP: Suggested by May 13th

For more information and to register, go to:
http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=4gu7_&m=K392KwYxreZhGz&b=g4R1yCaReRz9H4YJf4KVBQ.

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Business for Breakfast Networking Event

Topic: Don’t Let Content Be a Crutch:
What You Must Know about Digital and Social Marketing

Featuring: Dave Mahoney, VP, Digital Strategy and Marketing,
Renegade Communication

Dave and the Renegade team frequently encounter companies and
organizations with great content that gets posted, shared a bit,
grabs some engagement….yet has little impact on generating sales
or donations. He will show you the digital and social tools that
get content read and acted upon at scale, how to use digital
advertising to change your business, and what’s also now in
beta testing at Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Google, Instagram,
and more. Stay ahead of the competition through these insider
tips and stop spinning your wheels on techniques and trendy
digital platforms that won’t work for your unique business needs.
It’s 12 years of digital learning in 45 minutes!

Network with fellow business professionals, enjoy a continental
breakfast and listen to an interesting and informative program.

Date: May 19, 2015
Time: 8:00 - 9:30 a.m.
Place: Doubletree Monroeville Convention Center,
101 Mall Boulevard Pittsburgh PA 15146
Host: Pittsburgh Business Times
Cost: $25 (includes continental breakfast)
RSVP: Suggested by May 15th

For more info, contact Kelli Komondor at 412-208-3845 or
komondor@bizjournals.com.

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Small Business Tools and Support

Speakers:
Barbara Mohajery, Lawyer
Michael Mohajery, Past Score Chair

Join us to learn how a SCORE mentor can be your guide to
developing a strong business plan and understanding your
business financials.

Date: May 20, 2015
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Place: Volunteers of America, 1650 Main Street, Sharpsburg, PA
Host: Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania
Cost: Free (Bring a brown bag lunch)

To register, call 412.782.5344 (x209) or email
volunteersofamerica@voapa.org

Disability Resource Breakfast

Date: Thursday, May 21, 2015

Time: 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

Topic: Future Plans and Concerns For People with Disabilities and Their Families

Speaker: Rebecca Tyers, Achieva
What considerations should you be including in your long-term planning for family members with disabilities. What are the basics of Special Needs Trusts and what is new in the ABLE Act? Learn more about what help is available to develop the best possible
Three Easy Ways to Get Every Customer to Sing Your Praises

Speakers:
Becky Auer & Weston Lyon

Becky Auer & Weston Lyon will show you how to easily get customers
to sing your praises - AND - leverage their voice to create trust
and credibility with prospects looking to hand you money!

Date: May 26, 2015
Time: 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Place: Sigma’s Conference & Event Center,
1717 Backcock Blvd., Pittsburgh, PA 15209
Sponsor: No BS Marketing Meeting
Cost: FREE for First Time Guests; $20 for Returning Guests
RSVP Date: May 22

Registration Web Address:
http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=4gu7_&m=K392KwYxreZhGz&b=pTht4csv5g5Jj.1gdxRZvA

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Jazz Happy Hour Networking

A casual twice-a month networking event for those interested in
business innovation in Pittsburgh. A jazz, soul and blues
happy hour show plus open-mike interviews with local executives.

Created by Jessica Lee, a successful entrepreneur and musician,
Jessica Lee’s Jazz Happy Hour promotes live music in downtown
Pittsburgh and assists the entrepreneurial networking of the
region with funding and partnering opportunities.

Date: May 27, 2015
Time: 5:30 - 8 p.m.
Place: Rivers Club, 301 Grant Street, Level Four,
One Oxford Centre, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Host: Jessica Lee
Cost: $5 (hors d’ouevres included)

Jazz Networking events are held on the second and final
Wednesdays of each month. For information on upcoming events,
visit http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=4gu7_&m=K392KwYxreZhGz&b=yzHlWcc3pgzi0fJQI_plUA

To RSVP, call 412-391-5227 or email erin.sustar@ourclub.com

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Here are 10 ways to make your business more valuable:

May 10, 2015 By: admin Category: Consumer Education

1. Don’t let it be just you.
Many small businesses suffer from the all-controlling owner who not only knows how to do everything but also insists on being part of everything. But overreliance on a single individual – you or anyone else – can be a red flag to potential buyers if the shoes they have to fill appear too big, or it appears that the business model itself can’t stand on its own.
2. Avoid excessive customer concentration.
Buyers dislike seeing a small number of key customers accounting for the bulk of sales. Work to diversify your customer base – by size, numbers, geographically and other factors. You should also know that if you have a highly concentrated customer list when your business sells, you may be asked to include a so-called “erosion clause” in the deal that lowers the price if a top customer leaves.
3. Keep financial statements and tax returns in line.
It’s vital to have good accounting systems and financial safeguards in place, and to keep accurate records and statements. Any buyers will want to examine these records as part of a due diligence process. Also try to avoid adjustments or add-backs, which don’t look good.
4. Don’t be too dependent on a key employee.
It’s not unusual for a small company to encounter problems if a top salesperson leaves and takes along some key accounts. The problem can also arise with a technical expert, machine operator or “indispensable” office manager.
5. Negotiate the right kind of lease.
You might think a month-to-month lease is great because it offers flexibility. But buyers and banks think more about how expensive it is to move a business. In fact, for other than professional type businesses, banks are reluctant to lend for longer than the term of a lease, including options. No lease can mean no sale.
6. Keep your technology up to date.
Use the expertise you have in your industry to get technology up-to-speed, show increased efficiencies (and profits) and sell for a higher price. A business that seems stuck in the technological past will be a turnoff to potential buyers.
7. Avoid any “off the books” cash.
There isn’t a CPA around who will let a business buyer pay a price based on unreported cash. Don’t consider this part of the value of your business.

8. Grow your revenues.
This one’s rather obvious, but true. A business doing $500,000 in sales won’t sell for the same multiple of profits as a similar business doing $5 million. There are simply more risk factors associated with a smaller business. A minor hiccup to a larger operation can be a major disruption to a smaller one.
9. Keep business and personal matters separate.
Many small business owners have received lower prices or haven’t been able to sell a business at all because they’ve co-mingled their personal and business finances. Sure, it’s sometimes easier to pay for things out of your own pocket, or have your business cover expenses that are really personal in nature in order to get the tax write-off. But, the bottom line is that banks and buyers want to see profits. Show a lot of profit, pay some tax and it will come back to you in multiples when it comes time to sell.
10. Make it a business, not a 24/7 commitment.
Maybe you’re willing to work all the time, but most buyers aren’t. They may not have the same passion for your product or service; instead they have business skills to leverage what you’ve done. Hire employees and learn to delegate.
Daniel Kehrer, Founder & Managing Director of BizBest Media Corp., is a nationally-known, award-winning expert on small and local business, start-ups, content marketing, entrepreneurship and social media, with an MBA from UCLA/Anderson. Read more of Daniel’s tips at www.BizBest.com , follow him at www.twitter.com/ 140Main and connect on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/danielkehrer

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FIND SECURITY WITH A SOLID RETIREMENT PLAN

May 10, 2015 By: admin Category: Consumer Education

By Tom Winshcel
Social Security District Manager in Pittsburgh Downtown, WV

Achieving financial independence is key to enjoying a satisfying retirement. Social Security has many tools to help you plan for your future.
Prepare for a secure, comfortable retirement by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount. Once there, open a secure my Social Securityaccount and assess your financial needs. You’ll get immediate access to your personal Social Security Statement, your earnings record, and an estimate of your retirement benefits at age 62, at your full retirement age, and at age 70. You can also ensure your earnings are correct, since your future benefits are based on your earnings record.
Choosing when to retire is an important decision. At our Retirement Estimator, which you can find at www.socialsecurity.gov/estimator, you can get an estimate of your future benefit amount. You can use “what if” scenarios to see how your benefit amounts will change with different retirement dates and future earnings estimates.
Also, visit www.myra.govto check out myRA, a new retirement savings option from the Department of the Treasury for the millions of Americans who face barriers to saving for retirement. myRA is a simple, secure, and affordable way to help you take control of your future.
Once you are ready to retire, apply at www.socialsecurity.gov/retire. Our online retirement application is the easiest and fastest way to apply for Social Security retirement benefits. It can take you as little as 15 minutes to complete. There are no forms to sign, and usually no documentation is required. Additionally, you can apply online from the convenience of your home.
Learn more about Social Security retirement benefits by reading our publication at www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs.
With all of these resources in place, you too can prepare to reap the joys of a financially secure retirement. Learn more at www.socialsecurity.gov

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Adult Golf Lessons.

May 10, 2015 By: admin Category: Consumer Education

Golf Lessons (Adult) at Pine Creek Golf Center-Starting Monday, June 8
Small Group Golf Lessons (Adult) with Debbie Constantin, LPGA Master Professional

Small Group Adult Golf Lessons - Mondays from 6:30 pm to 7:45 pm starting Monday, June 8, 2015

Small group size for student/instructor interaction. Balls included with lessons. $140.00 per person for 5 hours instruction.

Dates for Adult Golf Lessons (Small Group):
• Monday, June 8
• Monday, June 15
• Monday, June 22
• Monday, June 29
Start time: 6:30 pm End time: 7:45 pm

Location: Pine Creek Golf Center, 2379 Duncan Avenue, Allison Park
PA 15101

For additional information, contact Debbie Constantin: 412.551.7532 (cell) or debbieconstantin@pinecreekgolfcenter.com

http://www.debbieconstantingolf.com

Debbie Constantin, is a LPGA Master Professional and Certified Titleist Performance Institute Golf Fitness Instructor.
Debbie philosophy is, “Each and every one of us is unique in physical build, age, flexibility, strength, athletic abilities and understanding of the golf swing. I do not believe there is just one way to swing a club and I do not believe in trying to mold everyone to swing the club the same way.
How you swing is going to depend on what your body can do. My goals are to help you learn to swing in the most efficient manner possible to the best of your abilities, while adding consistency to your golf game.”

Ladies Beginners Golf League-Tuesday nights at Pittsburgh North Golf Club

Come join us Tuesday evenings for 9 holes. Tee times starting around 5:30 pm to 6:00 pm at the Pittsburgh North Golf Club. We play on the Fox course.
Pittsburgh North Golf Club - 3800 Bakerstown Road, Bakerstown, PA 15007
For information on the classes or the league, please phone Debbie Constantin, LPGA Master Professional, at 412-551-7532 or email her at debconstantin@pinecreekgolfcenter.com

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Junior Golf Schedules

May 10, 2015 By: admin Category: Consumer Education

Junior (age 6-10) Golf Lessons at Pine Creek Golf Center-Starting Saturday, May 2!

Small Group Golf Lessons (Juniors - ages 6 to 10) with Debbie Constantin, LPGA Master Professional
Small Group Juniors (Ages 6 - 10) Golf Lessons - Saturdays from 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm starting Saturday, May 2, 2015
Open to Juniors ages 6 - 10 years. Small group size for student/instructor interaction. Balls included with lessons. $140.00 per person for 5 hours instruction.
Dates for Juniors (Ages 6 - 10) Golf Lessons (Small Group):
• Saturday, May 2
• Saturday, May 9
• Saturday, May 16
• Saturday, May 23
Start time: 2:00 pm End time: 3:15 pm
Location: Pine Creek Golf Center, 2379 Duncan Avenue, Allison Park, PA 15101
For additional information, contact Debbie Constantin:
412.551.7532 (cell) or debbieconstantin@pinecreekgolfcenter.com
http://www.debbieconstantingolf.com
Debbie Constantin, is a LPGA Master Professional and Certified Titleist Performance Institute Golf Fitness Instructor.
Debbie philosophy is, “Each and every one of us is unique in physical build, age, flexibility, strength, athletic abilities and understanding of the golf swing. I do not believe there is just one way to swing a club and I do not believe in trying to mold everyone to swing the club the same way.
How you swing is going to depend on what your body can do. My goals are to help you learn to swing in the most efficient manner possible to the best of your abilities, while adding consistency to your golf game.”
Junior (age 11-15) Golf Lessons at Pine Creek Golf Center - Starting Saturday, May 2!
Small Group Golf Lessons (Juniors - ages 11 to 15) with Debbie Constantin, LPGA Master Professional

Small Group Juniors (Ages 11- 15) Golf Lessons - Saturdays from 3:30 pm to 4:45 pm starting Saturday, May 2, 2015
Open to Juniors ages 11- 15 years. Small group size for student/instructor interaction. Balls included with lessons. $140.00 per person for 5 hours instruction.
Dates for Juniors (Ages 6 - 10) Golf Lessons (Small Group):
• Saturday, May 2
• Saturday, May 9
• Saturday, May 16
• Saturday, May 23
Start time: 3:30 pm End time: 4:45 pm
Location: Pine Creek Golf Center, 2379 Duncan Avenue, Allison Park, PA 15101
For additional information, contact Debbie Constantin: 412.551.7532 (cell) or debbieconstantin@pinecreekgolfcenter.com
http://www.debbieconstantingolf.com

Junior (age 6-10) Golf Lessons at Pine Creek Golf Center-Starting Saturday, June 6!

Small Group Golf Lessons (Juniors - ages 6 to 10) with Debbie Constantin, LPGA Master Professional
Small Group Juniors (Ages 6 - 10) Golf Lessons - Saturdays from 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm starting Saturday, June 6, 2015
Open to Juniors ages 6 - 10 years. Small group size for student/instructor interaction. Balls included with lessons. $140.00 per person for 5 hours instruction.
Dates for Juniors (Ages 6 - 10) Golf Lessons (Small Group):
• Saturday, June 6
• Saturday, June 13
• Saturday, June 20
• Saturday, June 27
Start time: 12:00 pm End time: 1:15 pm
Location: Pine Creek Golf Center, 2379 Duncan Avenue, Allison Park, PA 15101
For additional information, contact Debbie Constantin:
412.551.7532 (cell) or debbieconstantin@pinecreekgolfcenter.com
http://www.debbieconstantingolf.com
Debbie Constantin, is a LPGA Master Professional and Certified Titleist Performance Institute Golf Fitness Instructor.
Debbie philosophy is, “Each and every one of us is unique in physical build, age, flexibility, strength, athletic abilities and understanding of the golf swing. I do not believe there is just one way to swing a club and I do not believe in trying to mold everyone to swing the club the same way.
How you swing is going to depend on what your body can do. My goals are to help you learn to swing in the most efficient manner possible to the best of your abilities, while adding consistency to your golf game.”
Junior (age 11-15) Golf Lessons at Pine Creek Golf Center - Starting Saturday, June 6!
Small Group Golf Lessons (Juniors - ages 11 to 15) with Debbie Constantin, LPGA Master Professional

Small Group Juniors (Ages 11- 15) Golf Lessons - Saturdays from 3:30 pm to 4:45 pm starting Saturday, June 6, 2015

Open to Juniors ages 11- 15 years. Small group size for student/instructor interaction. Balls included with lessons. $140.00 per person for 5 hours instruction.

Dates for Juniors (Ages 6 - 10) Golf Lessons (Small Group):
• Saturday, June 6
• Saturday, June 13
• Saturday, June 20
• Saturday, June 27
Start time: 1:30 pm End time: 2:45 pm
Location: Pine Creek Golf Center, 2379 Duncan Avenue, Allison Park, PA 15101
For additional information, contact Debbie Constantin: 412.551.7532 (cell) or debbieconstantin@pinecreekgolfcenter.com
http://www.debbieconstantingolf.com

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