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FC LIBRARY ASSIS-TANTS The library is seeking teens to assist with its after-school program. Activities include playing games and helping with pro-gram activities. Teen men-tors are needed on weekday evenings. Service hours are available to Leo Club, NHS and home- or cyber-school students. All teens are wel-come to share their talents. Mentor schedules are flex-ible and only require short commitments, from two hours a week to one evening a month. For information, call 724-763-3591.
FALL FOOD FESTI-VAL Friday, Septem-ber 8, 2017 from 4-7 pm @ the Montgomeryville Baptist Church Shelter, Adrian. Menu includes as-sorted sandwiches, French fries,Homemade Pies, Ice Cream, Funnel Cakes & Beverages. Take Outs Avail-able. Take StateRoute 268 to Reesedale Rd through Adrian. Make Left after RR underpass.
ORGAN RECITLE Indi-ana Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Guild of Organist will be sponsoring a musical event on Sunday September 10th 4:00 PM at St Paul’s Episcopal Church located on North Water Street in Kittanning. This recital will feature local musicians and choir mem-bers presenting music of the Kittanning born composer Calvin Hampton and other local musicians and com-posers. All donation at this event will benefit the Kit-tanning branch of the Salva-tion Army.
JAIL PRESENTATION The next “Drugs Kill Dreams Jail Experience” will be held on Tuesday, September 12th at 6PM at the Armstrong County Jail.
• Largest Breakfast Menu in Armstrong County!• Breakfast Served All Day• Catering & Event Hosting• Locally Owned & Operated since 1983
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LIFE offers comprehensive medical care, adult day services and homecare to help older adults, age 55 and older, live at home. Services include all medical care, prescription coverage, physical therapy, transportation and more. Contact us for assistance in determining your eligibility for the program. You may qualify and not even realize it.
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JACK’S TRACKS TRAIN SHOP
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Mon6PM - 9PM
other hours by app.
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*Daily Specials**Best Deli Around!*
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KITTANNING
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CONDO Near Armstrong Hospital. End unit. 2BR 2.5 bath. Energy efficient. Updated doors, windows, kitchen, and baths. Gas log fire place. Hot tub and porcelain tile patios. 2 car garage. Lawn care + snow removal provided. 125K. 724-664-3499
JUNK REMOVAL Un-wanted garage items, old appliances. Any house-hold items. Not sure? Ask and/or call for pric-ing. 724-295-3182
The program is appropri-ate for ages 10 and older. Groups welcome. Please register online at www.arc-manor.org
FCHS 1959 LUNCHEON The Ford City High School Class of 1959 will host a pic-nic luncheon at the Constitu-tion Pavilion at the Damsite and Spillway Recreation Area of Crooked Creek Park on Tuesday,September 12 at 11AM. Classmates are requested to bring a salad, casserole OR dessert to share. Please bring a lawn chair and a beverage of your choice. For more informa-tion call 724-763-1115.
RECOVERY WALK to celebrate National Recov-ery Month on Saturday, September 16 from 12-4PM at Kittanning Riverfront Park. Sponsored by The Ad-vocacy Group (TAG). The event will include speak-ers, a dunking booth, face painting, music, and prizes for those who raised money by getting people to spon-sor them with donations for the walk. Food and refresh-ments will be sold at their concession stand. Public welcome to attend.
TUREEN DINNER - The Catholic Daughters of America Membership Committee of Court Patri-cia 998 in Kittanning would like to encourage all mem-bers to please personally invite someone you know to the Tureen Dinner on September 19th at 6PM in the St. Mary Parish Hall in hopes that they will want to join our great organization. If you have any questions, please call Corina (724-543-4851)
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KITT TWP FIREHALL Multi-Family Sale Fri SEPT 8TH 8am-3pm.
3-4 BEDROOMS Family in need of 3 - 4 bedrooms for children to go to school. West Hills. 724-919-3067
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Local transit authority is look-ing for dependable drivers. If you have a clean driving re-cord, good people skills, and
are available to work a flexible schedule, we would like to
speak to you. All employees are subject to pre-employment and random drug testing and criminal background checks.
Apply in person between 9AM and 3PM at TACT 220 N. Grant Avenue, Kittanning.
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HEAD START PROGRAM AIDES
The Armstrong Coun-ty Community Action Agency is offering Head Start Program positions as Head Start Program Aides assisting in the classrooms (minimum 15 hours per week). Hourly rate for the position is $7.25 per hour. Appli-cations are available in Room 12 at the ACCAA office, 705 Butler Road, Kittanning, PA 16201. Deadline for applications and resumes is 3:00 PM on Friday, September 8, 2017. E.O.E.
FAMILY SERVICE WORKERS
The Armstrong County Community Action Agen-cy is seeking candidates for Family Service Workers who interact with families applying for or participating in the agency’s food bank pro-gram and other emer-gency food programs (less than 28 hours per week full-year position) at $10.29 per hour. Ap-plications are availablein Room 12 at the ACCAA office, 705 Butler Road, Kittanning, PA 16201. Deadline for applications and resumes is 3:00 PM on Friday, September 8, 2017. E.O.E.
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NEW FALL MENUHarvest Combo
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NEW FALL MENUPhilly Sourdough Melt
NEW FALL MENUPretzel Stix Appetizer
NEW FALL MENUHam & Egg Melt
Served with choice of potato.
FORD CITY Sept 8th & 9th. 8AM-4PM. 1711 Ford City Rd. 1 Mile from FC Bridge Towards Cadogan
Sales/DeliverySears in Kittanning
is hiring a Sales/Delivery person. Apply in Person
19A Franklin Village Mall.
724-543-2555.
FORD CITY neutered, solid black with medium to long hair. Answers to Davenport, meow meow, or big black cat. Last seen at spic n span on 5th ave. if seen call 724-859-8139
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LEGAL EXECUTORS NOTICEChristopher Skovira, Esq. ATTORNEYATTORNEY’S ADDRESS: 117 N. Main Street, Greensburg, PA 15601ESTATE OF NEVIN C. RU-PERTLetters of Testamentary on the ESTATE OF NEVIN C. RU-PERT, DECEASED, late of Kittanning, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, HAVING BEEN granted to the undersigned, by the Register of Armstrong Coun-ty, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and to those having claims against the same present them to the undersigned, duly authen-ticated for settlement.EXECUTOR’S NAME: Kevin Rupert and Nevin L. RupertEXECUTOR’S ADDRESS: 122 Braddish Rd., Kittanning, PA 16201
West Shamokin Football Looks to Bounce Back Against Purchase Line
After suffering their first loss of the season last Friday by the score of 16-12 to Penns Manor and after a lofty 74 penalty yards last week and missing out on two scores, the Wolves are looking to bounce
back against the Purchase Line Red Dragons.Last season, the Wolves were able to get the 28-14 win over
Purchase Line thanks to a big performance from now graduated quarterback Devin Fairman - this year their stable of runningbacks, four of which have over 100 yards in the first two games and their new QB Tyler Lightcap will look to repeat that success.
The Red Dragons got their first win last week over Blairsville by the final score of 35-6 thanks to a 4 TD (3 rushing 1 passing) performance by their QB Shamar Campbell.
The Wolves defense has been performing well in the early go-ing allowing the fourth fewest points in the conference.
Wolves Head Coach Jon McCullough broke down the keys to a successful game this Friday.
“We’re going to need to have another good defensive effort, because they are very dynamic offensively. They run the ball very well and their quarterback Shamar Campbell is a capable passer too so we’re going to have to play some stingy defense,” Mc-Cullough said.
“Offensively we moved the ball pretty well last year, but had some things go against us and we should have had more points on the board. Hopefully we can take another step forward and find the end zone more.”
West Shamokin will be on the road for the first time this season - kick-off is set for 7:00 PM on Friday.
