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HERB & BAKE SALE 9am - 1pm Sat May 13th at the Ford City Public Li-brary. 20 Different Herbs for sale and bake goods for sale. Proceeds ben-efit the Armstrong County Herb Group’s scholarship fund presented each year to a graduating senior.

TOURIST BUREAU OPEN HOUSE Come join us on Market Street on Friday, May 12th from 11am to 3pm in celebra-tion of National Travel & Tourism Week! Several of the Tourist Bureau’s subscribers will be partici-pating with giveaways, an abundance of information from organizations aroundthe county, and much more. Several downtown merchants have been in-vited to participate, so see what they have to offer as well. See what Armstrong County has to offer, and find your next adventure!

CARE & SHARE SHOP at Ford Memorial United Methodist Church in Ford City will be open Friday, May 12th, from 10AM-1-:30pm. Gently used cloth-ing for sale. Proceeds ben-efit Missions. Handicap accessible. 724-763-1540

BOOK SALE Wor-thington-West Franklin Community Library, Fri-day and Saturday, May 12 and 13, from 8AM to 4:30 PM (same days as the Community Yard Sale). This year’s offerings will include adult and juve-nile books, magazines, a HUGE selection of VHS cassettes, among other gems. Call the library for more information or to arrange to donate items: 724-297-3762.

INDOOR YARD AND CRAFT SALE Worthing-ton senior center indoor yard and craft sale May 12 and 138AM - 2PM. Ven-dors wanted. 2 days - 2 tables $20.00. Selling hot dogs. Homemade soups. Vegetable and chicken noodle soup. Call to re-serve tables soon. 724- 297-3668.

MONTHLY MEETING Crooked Creek Watershed Association will hold pub-lic monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 16, at 7pm at the Armsdale Building, 124 Armsdale Rd, Kittan-ning. Conference Room 103. (724)783-6692 Ev-eryone Welcome.

KHS CLASS OF 1960 LUNCHEON Wed May 17th at Noon. Villa Res-taurant 1563 Ford City Rd. Members, spouses, and friends welcome. For more info call 724-548-1919.

SPRING THRESHER-MAN’S SUPPER Thurs-day, May 18. 5:00pm - Dayton Firehall. Adults - $9.0 Children under 12 - $4.50 Take Outs - $9.50.

PICTURE PAINT PAR-TY - VFW Post 4843 Aux-iliary will host a Spring Picture Paint Party at the Post. Christine Steele will

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2004 FORD RANGER Runs good, needs TLC. Small & Large Blue Re-cliner, Futon, Table & 4 chairs. Too Much To List. ALL MUST GO. 724-525-9067

MOVING SALE

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SUMMER WORK AVAILABLE

Part-Time positions work-ing with intellectually

disabled persons in local settings. No experience required. Various shifts

available. Training provid-ed. High school diploma/GED and PA Driver license required. $10.33 per hour and higher depending on

experience and educa-tion. Contact Evergreen Homes , Inc. at 724-763-3125 for application or fax resume to 724-763-

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SUNDAY MAY 14th11AM - 2PM

Mother’s Day Turkey Buffet

Kittanning Township Firehall4 miles east of Kitt Route 422

Adults $10 Kids 6-12 $6Kids 5 and under Free

All Takeouts $10For Takeouts Call 724-548-7290 From 9am - 12:30pm

KITTANNING May 12th & 13th 8am-2pm. 100 Cedar Drive Kittan-ning. New Items, Added Furniture Pieces, Oil Lamp, Pictures, House-hold Items.

KITTANNING Fri May 12th. 2pm-6pm. Sat 10am - 2pm. 1175 Johnston Ave. Rototiller, ect.

MULTI-FAMILY GA-RAGE SALE - 508 Bear Road, Worthing-ton, Tools, furniture, ap-pliances, misc. May 12-13. 8AM-4PM.

FORD CITY Moving-everything must go May 12 & 13 8am-2pm 2152 Guthrie Rd 724-525-5769

WEST KITTANNING Friday & Saturday May 12th-13th. 9am-3pm. 501 Butler Road In-doors. Ladies XL-3XL Clothes, Table, Chairs, much more.

284 LAIRDS CROSS-ING ROAD Friday & Saturday May 12th-13th8am-? Antique gas heater. American Doll Clothes, Tools, Bike, Doll House.

GARAGE SALE FRIDAY! Listen to “David & Friends” on WTYM AM 1380 each Friday between 9-11 AM as he announces the garage sales in our area.

VOTE

DON PALMER

MANOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR

PAID FOR BY THE CANDIDATE

PAINTING & RES-TORATION Rusty metal roofs and siding. Barns, fences, decks, log homes, block walls. Also pressure washing. Call 1-724-599-5895

instruct (Steele’s Brushes & Lushes). May 19, 6-8 pm $35 per person. Open to the public. Reserve you easel by calling 724-763-7345.

KHS CLASS OF 1952 LUNCHEON Fri May 19th at Noon. Villa Rosa Restaurant S. Jefferson St Kittanning. Members, spouses, and friends wel-come. For more info call 724-548-1657.

MUSIC NIGHT - Coun-try Rock Vocalist Krissy Jo Williams and Band will be playing at the Kittan-ning Elks Lodge on Water St. Date is May 20. Time is from 8pm-midnight. There is a $5 cover charge at the door.

VENDORS WANTED Burtner House in Natrona Heights is seeking vendors for our Strawberry Festi-val on June 17,2017 from 11-4. Please contact Patty at 724-989-2520 for infor-mation or application.

COLOR RUN Dayton Elementary PTO is hav-ing Color Run (fun run-participants may run or walk not a timed event) to help raise money for field trips for their students. The event will be held at the Dayton Fairgrounds on Saturday, June 24, 2017. Email krfairman@wind-stream.net for registration information.

2017 FORD CITY COM-MUNITY PICNIC at Kennywood Park will be Saturday, July 15th. Tickets will be available starting in early May at the Klingensmith’s Drug Stores in Ford City, Down-town Kittanning and West Kittanning. Fun Day passes will be $25, Senior Citizen Passes $15 and bus tickets $8. Bus transporta-tion will be available from Ford City and Kittanning. Children of unemployed or underprivileged families up to 18 years of age may go to Kennywood Park on Saturday, July 15th for a reduced rate of $15. Par-ents and guardians must provide child’s name, date of birth, last place of em-ployment, phone number and their monthly income to P.O. Box 223, Ford City, PA 16226 by Monday, June 19, 2017.

MULTI-FAMILY GA-RAGE SALE (WOR-THINGTON) - Airport Rd Worthington. Boys Clothes, Household items, Friday May 12th

KITTANNING One bedroom, second floor, free parking, unfur-nished, newly remod-eled. Walking distance to downtown Kittanning. Includes heat, water, sewage, garbage. $550/mo. 724-664.5961

2003 OLDS VAN SIL-HOUETTE Good En-gine & Drive Line. Poor Unibody. $500. 724-548-5598

FRSH BROWN EGGS $2/Dozen. Call 724-954-7892. Can deliver to Ford City if ordering 4 dozen or more.

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WEST KITTANNING 3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath. Brick Ranch. Off Street Parking. Small Yard. 724-548-5982.

THANK-YOU FOR YOUR

SERVICE

Saturday May 20th is Armed

Forces Day. Please join with me

in THANKING all the brave men

and women who serve and have

served our nation. Especially

those brave souls that have made

the ultimate sacrifice.

Randy L. Bowser

Candidate for Magisterial District

Judge in the 4th Armstrong

District {33-3-04}

Paid for by the Committee to Elect Randy L.

Bowser, MDJ Jordonna Bowser, Treasurer

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New Ford City Police Car Grant Waits on Trump Administration...

Program (EIP) that assists municipali-ties experiencing fiscal difficulties to develop compre-hensive multi-year financial plans. The EIP noted that all of the Borough ve-hicles needed re-placed.

“ I wanted to finish up with one more police car,” Green-lee said. “Then af-ter that, every year that I can apply for the grant, I’m gonna ask for new borough vehicles to meet that EIP that we had done for Ford City Borough.”

“Ford City Bor-ough happens to be at the $29,000 for a median family in-come, so we qualify for more grants than most.”

Greenlee said the EIP helped the Bor-

ough have a plan to apply for money.

“You have to let them know what you want. It just can’t be a random number and we will decide later. They have to make sure that you need it, that it makes sense, and what you plan on doing with it. There are a lot of guide-lines with it.”

Greenlee said the Borough must now endure the waiting process.

“The grant was due last year. But due to the change in the administration, some of the funding was delayed. There is no telling when they are going to sign their end of the funding. As they get money in from the new administration, then it gets allotted out to the commu-

nities. It could be here tomorrow, or it could be the end of summer. We are at the mercy of when they sign it.”

Ford City current-ly has three police cars. Greenlee said they will retire the oldest vehicle when the new one is pur-chased.

“Usually when you get a vehicle, you sell a vehicle. When we get the Ford Explorer, we will put the blue po-lice car out for bid. It needs more repair than it is worth.”

Greenlee said it will take approxi-mately 30 days from the time they receive notification of grant approval until his police de-partment can take delivery on the new vehicle.