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CHEVY 1999 Silvera- do. Good Condition. $1,500. 8ft bed. 4 wheel drive. Runs good. 724- 548-1409 or 724-525- 9998 Pony Farm Trap & Gun Club 592 Pony Farm Road • 724-548-4843 Reserve Your Date Today! 50x120 Area (6,000 sq. ft.) $295 CONCESSION TRAILER 8’ x 16’ Trailer Fully Equpped. Ready To Turn Key. Call 724-548-1409 or 724-525-9998. The Kittanning Paper Thursday • June 15, 2017 2 USE THE FORM ON OUR WEBSITE TO SUBMIT YOUR NON-PROFIT EVENT FOR FREE: www.kianningpaper.com MIRACLE SERVICE Fri June 16th 7PM at New Hope Assembly of God, Nu Mine. FREE FINANCIAL WORKSHOP 4-5PM at the Kittanning Public Li- brary. Sponsored and pre- sented by Citizens Bank. June 16th - Score Some Points. Please call the Kit- tanning Public Library at (724) 543-1383 to sign up. ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST Buffet for $7.00 at the Dayton Fire- hall on Saturday, June 17th from 6:00am to 10:30am. 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. RE-CREATION MU- SICAL CONCERT Re-Creation is an alive worship experience cel- ebrating the great love of God. First United Method- ist Church, 301 North Jef- ferson Street, Kittanning on Saturday June 17 at 7PM for a free concert. For more information call the church at 724-548-4312 or visit www.re-creationusa. com VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL will be held at the First United Methodist Church, 301 North Jef- ferson Street in Kittanning from June 19 to 23, 9 am to noon for youth from age 3 years thru 6th grade. For information call the church office at 724-548-4312 or you can preregister on-line at www.firstchurchkittan- ning.com or walk-ins are always welcome. MONTHLY MEETING Crooked Creek Watershed Association will hold pub- lic monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 7pm at the Armsdale Building, 124 Armsdale Rd, Kittanning. Confer- ence Room 103.For more information, please call (724)783-6692. Everyone 724-548-1827 Downtown Kittanning Open Monday - Friday 11-9PM Open Saturday’s 4-9PM South Grant at Market St. WHAT’S NEW @COUNTY SEAT? FRI: All-U-Can-Eat Fish 9:30 DJ/KARAOKE SAT: WING NIGHT • Largest Breakfast Menu in Armstrong County! • Breakfast Served All Day • Catering & Event Hosng • Locally Owned & Operated since 1983 Visit Us on the Web: www.dizzylizzies.net 300 Market Street • Kianning Open 6AM-3PM • 724-543-1634 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. 724-545-8000 A Partnership of Lutheran SeniorLife and ACMH Hospital Live LIFE… At Home A Partnership in Caring PAINTING & RES- TORATION Rusty metal roofs and siding. Barns, fences, decks, log homes, block walls. Also pressure washing. Call 1-724-599-5895 Welcome. ALL YOU CAN EAT SPAGHETTI DINNER Saturday June 24, 2017 at St. John’s Lutheran Church Ford City from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Adults $7.00. Children age 6 yrs. to 12 yrs. $3.50. Children un- der 6 yrs. free. Take outs available. Phone 724-763- 9622. 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. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - Mark your calendar for the week of June 19-23 for Vacation Bible School at St. Luke’s United Church of Christ in Kittanning. GOLF SCRAMBLE to benefit the Armstrong County Labor Day Parade is set for Sunday, June 25 at Lenape Heights Golf Course. Registration be- gins at 8:30 AM. Shotgun start at 10AM. For details, call 724-859-1921. Information Center The Email your announcements to [email protected] Available FREE to local non-profits for announcements of community events [email protected] (724) 548 7117 Mon 6PM - 9PM other hours by app. Intersection of Troy Hill Rd & Rt. 28 *Daily Specials* *Best Deli Around!* State Minimum Pricing on Tobacco & Milk Don’t Race by “Cruise in” for Food & Fuel! Sunday 6a-10p/Mon-Thurs. 5a-10p Friday 5a-11p & Sat. 6a-11p 724-543-2349 18 Franklin Village Mall Kittanning, PA 16201 724-545-9066 www.essnextier.com BARKER, INC. 11670 St. Rt. 85 - Kittanning, PA WANTED: School Van & Bus Drivers Ext. 111 Must have clean criminal back- ground & clean MVR PAID TRAINING! COGLEY 1251 State Route 1028 Kittanning, PA 16201 724-783-2321 Fully Insured Free Estimates Authorized Trane Dealer PA027236 • • • • Heating and Air Conditioning KITTANNING 3 Room Apt w/Appliances, laun- dry, new furnace. $425/ month + security depos- it. No Pets. No Smoking. 724-543-4701 KITTANNING 2ND Floor. Beautiful. Fully furnished. Washer/Dryer, heated floor, A/C, nice large deck, off street park- ing. 4 minutes from the old Kittanning High School. Country setting. All utili- ties and internet/cable in- cluded. Not suitable for children. No Smoking. No Pets. Available Now. $800/ month. 724-664-9679 BILL RUSH AGENCY www.billrushagency.com (724) 548 -7337 FORD CITY June 15th, 16th & 17th. 8AM-3PM 534 Fair St. Glassware, holiday items, artificial arrangements. Kitchen items, pop bottles. CANOE 16ft Old Town Canoe with Paddles. 724-664-1094 WEST KITTANNING House for sale. 2 bed- room brick home with attached garage. Call 724-548-8866 Part-Time posions working with intellectually disabled persons in local group home sengs. No experi- ence required. Various shiſts available. Training provided. High school di- ploma/GED and PA Driver license required. $10.33 per hour and higher depending on experience and educaon. Contact Evergreen Homes, Inc. at 724-763-3125 for ap- plicaon or fax resume to 724-763-2221. EOE. GENERAL CLERK I Boyers, PA Please read carefully before applying. Due to federal contract requirements, all candidates must be a United States Cizen (Natural or Documented Naturalized) and MUST be legally blind. Legal Blindness is defined as 20/200 best corrected visual acuity or less than 20 degree visual acuity. Keystone Vocaonal Services is currently seeking to fill a Full- Time General Clerk I posion. This Full- Time posion is responsible for handling mail and document processing in a secure government facility located in Boyers, PA. The essenal funcons of this posion include receiving, scanning, and organizing outgoing/ incoming mail. The ideal candidate will possess a high school diploma or GED and must be able to pass federal and state criminal background checks, including the federal SF86 and drug screening. We offer compeve salary, benefits, paid me off (vacaon/sick), and paid training. Interested applicants may apply online at: www.keystoneblind. org<hp://www.key- stoneblind.org> fax to: 724-347-5060 or send resume to: Keystone Vocaonal Services c/o Crisna Hile 3056 East State St. Hermitage, PA 16148 EOE The Kittanning Paper www.kittanningpaper.com Presented by The Friends of the Kittanning Public Library. SATURDAY JUNE 24TH 10AM - 2PM RAIN OR SHINE Tickets Available at the Kit- tanning Public Library 280 N. Jefferson St. 724-543-1383. Donation of $15.00 Preor- dered $20 Day of Tour. Come enjoy beautiful gardens. Light refreshments at the library after the tour. Benefits Friends of the Kittanning Public Library STEPHANIE ALTMAN MEMORIAL WALKING GARDEN TOUR Adagio Health receives public funds and grants service contracts to 18 healthcare agencies that provide family planning services to low-in- come individuals in Allegheny, Beaver, Armstrong, Butler, Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Fayee, Forest, Greene, Indiana, Jef- ferson, Lawrence, McKean, Mercer, Poer, Venango, Warren, Washington, and Westmoreland Counes. Adagio Health seeks addional not-for-profit healthcare pro- viders in the aforemenoned counes that have the capacity to offer reproducve health services such as general physical exams, screening for STI/HIV, cervical, breast, and tescular cancers, and can manage paents on FDA approved methods of birth control including natural family planning. New providers that wish to be considered for a service contract with Adagio Health should submit leers of inter- est describing their current pracce and their ability to serve low income paents. Of parcular interest are provid- ers that have family planning/ reproducve health experience in offering medical services to limited English speaking popu- laons, and/or males. Adagio Health’s ability to grant new service contracts is conngent upon the amount of funding it receives for the fiscal year starng July 2017. Leers of interest should be submied by Friday, June 30, 2017 to: Adagio Health Inc. Aenon: Linda Snyder 960 Penn Avenue, Suite 600 Pisburgh, PA 15222 No fax, phone or e-mail inqui- ries will be considered. 2005 PONTIAC MON- TANA MINI VAN Air, 4 new tires, inspected, 158,000 miles. $1,000. 724-664-6284. Restaurant Restaurant FRANKLIN VILLAGE CENTER NEW MENU ITEM Fried Green Beans $5.49 724-543-1776 No Appointment Necessary KWIK LUBE Official State Inspection Station KITTANNING 13700 Route 422 East - Kittanning PA 16201 724-543-1776 WING NIGHT Every Tuesday at 4PM $ 12.00 A Dozen Wings ONLY LIVING WATER CHURCH Indoor Sale. Saturday June 17th. 8AM - 1PM. Also home- made baked goodies and lunch food. West Shamokin High School released the names of students who achieved Honor Roll during the final grading period. Students in 11th Grade were: Erica Sickel, Ashley Cumberledge, Zoe Eisenman- Hershman, Gabriele Olinger, Annie Linko, Taylor Weaver, Shelby Clowser, Laney Johnston, Lakien Porter, Olivia Fusaro, Evan Marino, Kara Fisher, Curt Slagle, Miranda Stiffey, Kelsey Brietrick, and Dakota Smith. Distinguished Honor Roll Senior students in- cluded: Alison Brocious, Sabrina Brown, Emily Cornman, Mackenzie Dean, Rory Farester-Hohl, Ally Fox, Katelyn Glover, Verdiana Grassia, Jasah Huth, Chloe Johnson, Rachel Johnson, Larissa Ki- jowski, Bret Lundgren, Zachary Manarelli, Morgan McIntyre, Brina Milleman, Andrea Orlosky, Jessica Rearick, Cody Rhine, Laren Schamberg, Spenser Short, Morgan Spatz, Emily Stephensosn, John Ti- tus, Chasey Townsend, Melody Trudgen, and Eliza- beth Zeigler. Honor Roll Senior students included: Madison Bassinger, Kristy Bish, Theresa Fouse, Kaitlin Mc- Causland, Jordyn Meyer, Ethan Schantz, Jacob Wad- ding, Logan Wadding, Hannah Walleck, and Cassan- dra Wolfe, West Shamokin High School Announces Honor Roll Students
