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X-WR-CALDESC:“It’s A Hockey Night in Pittsburgh! : 1893 to Today” \n\nHocke
y has a rich and interesting history in Pittsburgh from its 19th century b
eginnings in Oakland to the Civic Arena to the PPG Paints Arena. Amateur h
ockey with the Yellow Jackets\, the minor leagues with the Shamrocks and H
ornets the NHL with Pirates and Penguins\, we have had it all. The saga co
ntinues. \n\nJoin us on Thursday\, January 21st as we host Mr. Larry Woods
who will give his presentation virtually via a Zoom meeting at 6:30 pm. C
lick the link below to register. Sponsored by the Somerset Fraternal Order
of Eagles Aerie and in association with the Heinz History Center Affiliat
es Program.\n\n\n\nAbo
ut the Presenter\nLarry Woods volunteers at the Heinz History Center in mu
ltiple capacities: assisting as a glass appraiser seven of the past Hidden
Treasures events held at the History Center\; working with the education
staff with a hands-on educational glass experience for both grade school a
nd high school students\; helping with the military veterans experience ev
ents\; researching various historical perspectives of the history of the w
estern Pennsylvania glass industry\; leading docent tours for both adults
and children\; delivering Outreach presentations to the larger western PA
community.\n\nLarry began volunteering in 2013 after retiring from private
sector consulting. A Vietnam veteran\, he served for four years in the Un
ited States Air Force and was honorably discharged with the rank of Sergea
nt. He received his B.A. from Carnegie-Mellon University in 1974 and becam
e a counselor for delinquent youth with the PA Department of Public Welfar
e. He received his Masters of Public Administration from Penn State Univer
sity in 1982. He returned to the Department of Public Welfare where he bec
ame the Director of Information Systems for the Office of Children\, Youth
and Families\, retiring after 25 years of service. Larry then began work
as a consultant with Walter R. McDonald & Assoc. Inc. as a Senior Informat
ion Systems Manager.\n\nLarry and his wife Cheryl recently celebrated 35 y
ears of marriage and share a love of regional glass history. They are avid
glass collectors and are active with several area glass clubs including t
he Lowell Innes Glass Club which meets monthly at the Heinz History Center
.
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DESCRIPTION:“It’s A Hockey Night in Pittsburgh! : 1893 to Today” \n\nHockey
has a rich and interesting history in Pittsburgh from its 19th century be
ginnings in Oakland to the Civic Arena to the PPG Paints Arena. Amateur ho
ckey with the Yellow Jackets\, the minor leagues with the Shamrocks and Ho
rnets the NHL with Pirates and Penguins\, we have had it all. The saga con
tinues. \n\nJoin us on Thursday\, January 21st as we host Mr. Larry Woods
who will give his presentation virtually via a Zoom meeting at 6:30 pm. Cl
ick the link below to register. Sponsored by the Somerset Fraternal Order
of Eagles Aerie and in association with the Heinz History Center Affiliate
s Program.\n\n\n\nAbou
t the Presenter\nLarry Woods volunteers at the Heinz History Center in mul
tiple capacities: assisting as a glass appraiser seven of the past Hidden
Treasures events held at the History Center\; working with the education s
taff with a hands-on educational glass experience for both grade school an
d high school students\; helping with the military veterans experience eve
nts\; researching various historical perspectives of the history of the we
stern Pennsylvania glass industry\; leading docent tours for both adults a
nd children\; delivering Outreach presentations to the larger western PA c
ommunity.\n\nLarry began volunteering in 2013 after retiring from private
sector consulting. A Vietnam veteran\, he served for four years in the Uni
ted States Air Force and was honorably discharged with the rank of Sergean
t. He received his B.A. from Carnegie-Mellon University in 1974 and became
a counselor for delinquent youth with the PA Department of Public Welfare
. He received his Masters of Public Administration from Penn State Univers
ity in 1982. He returned to the Department of Public Welfare where he beca
me the Director of Information Systems for the Office of Children\, Youth
and Families\, retiring after 25 years of service. Larry then began work a
s a consultant with Walter R. McDonald & Assoc. Inc. as a Senior Informati
on Systems Manager.\n\nLarry and his wife Cheryl recently celebrated 35 ye
ars of marriage and share a love of regional glass history. They are avid
glass collectors and are active with several area glass clubs including th
e Lowell Innes Glass Club which meets monthly at the Heinz History Center.
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LOCATION:Virtual Presentation via Zoom. Registered participants will receiv
e a link to the session via email.
SUMMARY:It's a Hockey Night in Pittsburgh
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