Ethnic foods, games, children's activities and entertainment will highlight the annual parish festival today through Sunday at Good Samaritan Church, Eighth and Melrose avenues, Ambridge.

The festival will be open from 6 to 10 p.m. today, 6 to 11 tomorrow, noon (booths open at 2) to 11 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 10 p.m. Sunday.

There will be bingo, face painting, hourly raffles, a silent auction, arts and crafts and a celebrity sports auction from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday.

Homemade dinners will be served from 4 to 7 p.m. today (stuffed chicken breast) lunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and fish and pierogis from 4 to 7 tomorrow; a stuffed cabbage dinner from 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday; and spaghetti and meatballs from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday. A variety of ethnic foods will be available throughout the festival.

Eight new members will be inducted into the Center High School Alumni Hall of Fame at a banquet at 6 p.m. Sept. 6 in St. Frances Cabrini Church Hall in Center.

Banquet tickets are on sale for $25 in the high school office. Members of the sixth group to be inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame since its inception in 2003 are:

• Albert R. "Rich" DeFilippi, 1974, of Center, district court administrator with the Beaver County Common Pleas Court.

• Linda Hayes Tischler, 1966, who has homes in New York City and Boston, a journalist and senior writer for Fast Company magazine.

• Donna Leasha George, 1974, of Glen Allen, Va., administrator and nursing director of the Hume-Lee Transplant Center in Richmond at the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center.

• Joseph "Joey" Klimchak, 1987, of Grove City, host of pregame activities at Pirates games at PNC Park and who talks to fans and players as the in-house voice of the Pirates.

• David L. Hodge, 1978, of South Beaver, a partner in the investment advisory firm Harper & Hodge in Beaver, whose firm was recognized as a million-dollar production office in 2007.

• Tai H. Park, 1979, a partner in the firm Shearman & Sterling, LLP's Litigation Group, whose practice focuses on white collar criminal and regulatory defense and securities class action litigation.

• Kiesha Lalama-White, 1991, of Center, a full-time instructor with the Point Park University Conservatory of Performing Arts Dance Department, who also serves as the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera education director.

• Dr. Rade B. Vukmir, 1977, of Sewickley, director of Emergency Consultants Inc. with affiliates in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Oklahoma and Texas.

The annual Passavant Memorial Homes Foundation golf outing Aug. 18 at Cranberry Highlands Golf Course raised $70,000 toward the purchase of a mobile dental unit for the newly formed Passavant Memorial Homes subsidiary, Accessible Dental Services.

Accessible Dental provides care to people with intellectual and physical disabilities. A mobile unit will permit Accessible Dental to travel to all communities in Western Pennsylvania.

Last year's event raised funds to complete the restoration of stained glass windows at Fruth Chapel on the Rochester campus. A rededication service will be held in the fall to unveil the restored chapel and to recognize all contributors.

There will be traffic restrictions this week during maintenance by state Department of Transportation crews on these Beaver County roads:

• Brodhead Road, Hopewell and Center -- Patching between Pleasant Drive and Kane Road.

• Kennedy Boulevard, Aliquippa -- Patching between Green Garden and Monaca roads.

• Old Furnace/Fombell Road, Franklin -- Drainage work between Route 288 and Fombell Bridge.

• Ridge Road Extension, Freedom and Economy -- Patching between Conway Wallrose Road and Solar Drive.

• Riverview Road, Marion -- Drainage work between Route 588 and Celia Road.

• Route 65, Ambridge and Conway -- Inlet and pipe cleaning between Allegheny County line and Rochester.

• Valley Road, Darlington -- Paving between Cannelton and Taggart roads.

The fall Port Authority bus schedule, which begins Sunday, will involve changes to these West routes to improve transfer connections, adjust travel times between buses and respond to customer suggestions.

• 26D Chartiers City -- Extra service provided to accommodate school students.

• 28X Airport Flyer -- A weekday outbound trip from Forbes and Morewood avenues in Oakland has been added.

• 33X West Busway-All Stops -- The weekday inbound trips currently leaving Carnegie Station at 8:20 a.m. and 3:51 p.m. will operate two minutes earlier at all points.

• 36A Banksville-Cedar Boulevard -- Weekday and Saturday schedules have been completely revised. Not all trips will operate to Bridgeville. Some trips will end at South Hills Village.

• 38C Green Tree Express -- One inbound morning trip departing Chartiers Valley Shopping Center at 7:57 has been added. This trip will arrive Downtown at 8:51.

• 41B Bower Hill Road -- A bus departing Lesnett and Bank streets in Bridgeville at 7:18 a.m. has been added. This trip will arrive Downtown at 8:15.

For schedules, call Port Authority Customer Service, 412-442-2000, or visit www.portauthority.org.