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MEETING The November Ford City VFW Post 4843
meeting will be held at the Worthington Ameri-can Legion Post 828 on Wednesday, November
13th at 6:00 PM.
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BENEFIT LUNCH - St. Paul's Community Church is hosting a ben-efit lunch for a cancer patient on Sunday, No-vember 17, at Frogtown Community Center 381 Frogtown Road, Chico-ra from Noon-3:00 PM. Menu is ham, cheesy potatoes, salad & des-sert. $10/adult, $6/chil-dren under 12. Basket raffle tickets available. 500 BID CARD PAR-TY on Monday, No-vember 18 at 1PM at the Kittanning Senior Center on Queen Street. Anyone age 60 or older is welcome to attend. FREE SEMINAR for individuals suffering with heartburn, Mon-day, November 18, 5PM at ACMH Hospital Continuing Education Classroom. Discover the latest treatment strategies and state-of-the-art surgical inter-ventions now available. Register by calling 724-543-8850. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING – The Regular Monthly Meet-
ing of the Board of School Directors of the Armstrong School District will be held Monday, November 18 at 7:30 PM in Room 2050 (Large Group Instruction Room) at West Hills Intermediate School, 175 Heritage Park Drive, Kittanning. BREAKFAST – Sat-urday, November 23, 6:30-10:30 AM at American Legion Post 325, Cowansville. All you can eat pancakes, buckwheat cakes, eggs, home fries, sausage, or-ange juice, and coffee. V E N D O R / C R A F T SHOW - Hold the date: November 23rd from 10AM-3PM, West Kit-tanning Fire Hall. 401 Arthur Street. Benefits the fire department. Door prize, shopping prize, and Chinese Auction. Accepting crafters and vendors. Email vendorandcraft-s h o w s @ g m a i l . c o m DAYTON LIGHT UP E X T R AVA G A N Z A – Sunday, November 24. 1:30 PM Horse-
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING – The Open Caucus Session of the Board of School Direc-tors of the Armstrong School District will be held Thursday, No-vember 14 at 7:30 PM in Room 2050 (Large Group Instruction Room) at West Hills In-termediate School, 175 Heritage Park Drive, Kittanning. OLDIES DANCE - The Knights of Colum-bus Council No. 17178 Ford City/Cadogan will sponsor an oldies dance for 21/older from 7PM until midnight on Sat-urday, November 16 at the Latin American Club, 1218 Third Ave., Ford City. Cost is $10 a person. Food, beer, and munchies will be provid-ed. The deejay will be Jack McKernan. Tickets may be obtained at the Christ Prince of Peace Partner Parish Office or call 724-954-4968. Tick-et quantity is limited. Proceeds will benefit youth-oriented, faith-based programs and local support services.
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back Caroling; 2:30 PM Movie inside Dayton VFD; 4PM Free Pizza Party with Santa at Dayton VFD; 4:45 Tree Decoration at MC Bank followed by light-up at 5; 6:30 PM – Communi-ty Service at Glade Run Presbyterian Church. Presented by the Day-ton-Smicksburg Min-isterium, Dayton VFD, and Dayton Borough. T H A N K S G I V I N G WORSHIP - November 24 at the Worthington Presbyterian Church. The Ministerium will hold it annual Com-munity Thanksgiving Service. It begins with a potluck dinner at 6:00 PM and the service fol-lows at 7:00 PM.
T H A N K S G I V I N G SERVICE at 7PM on Wednesday, November 27 at Simpson Bible Church,. Everyone wel-come. For info, call Pas-tor Webb at 412-956-9322. FREE TURKEY DIN-NER on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Novem-ber 28th, at 12 noon at Ford Memorial United Methodist Church, Ford City. Reservations taken November 4-24, 12-5pm at 724-664-7509.
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that have happened to me in my life which are incredibly improb-able, but they reset the course of my life in a very positive way. So not only is God real, but He IS aware of each of us and He’s available to help.”
Krauland said his book isn’t denomina-tional, but strictly stays within the context of the four Gospels in his religious references. He also added that although it’s not po-litical, he does address the culture of govern-ment today.
“The last section of the book is, ‘Ok, God is real. He’s avail-able to us. How do I get onto that team? How do I interact with God?’ That’s pretty much like where the book closes with re-ally a pretty persuasive argument that you’ve got to read the Gospels to understand what Christ’s message was.”
The 103-page book is concise but has drawn its readers into an introspection of their own life, just as
Krauland had to do in his life.
The book has al-ready seen skyrocket-ing sales in eight states, selling out of Amazon three times. Locally, it is available at Kit-tanning News, also af-fectionately known as the “Hallmark Shop”, on Market Street in downtown Kittanning. Store clerks said their phone has been ring-ing “off the hook” with
inquiries about the book, but they prom-ise to have a sufficient number of copies for a special book signing this Saturday between 11AM-2PM. Krau-land will be there to autograph books and personally talk to pro-spective readers.
For more informa-tion, contact the Kit-tanning News at 724-548-8916.
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Lenape Tech Director Wes Kuhta said that stu-dents from Leechburg only participate in the half-day program; therefore they receive their diploma from Leechburg and would qualify. However, a student from Armstrong High School attending Lenape full time would not qualify because that diploma would be issued by Lenape, not Arm-strong, as required by the scholarship.
Kuhta said this should not be a deterrent to par-ents sending their students to Lenape since there are many other scholarship programs available to students who graduate a vocational-technical school.
Lenape Guidance Counselor Dan Jones agreed.“SkillsUSA have articulation agreement with
various colleges in PA,” Jones explained. “That means that colleges will grant our students vari-ous credits for their work at Lenape - up to 12 credits toward their college degree.”
Beers said the Slagle scholarship was reviewed by three attorneys so that the Community Foun-dation strictly follows the guidelines of the schol-arship.
“When we have scholarships like this, we have to follow what the Order of the Court says,” Beers stated. “This is the first year that we received this scholarship and it is through a Trust. The owner and wife are deceased. We must be careful to fol-low the wishes of the donor with every detail.”
Beers said students should begin their search by completing an application online.
“Our scholarships are merit scholarships – meaning the most qualified students receive it. Each scholarship has criteria. It may be split into multiple awards if there are multiple students who qualify. We have an outside committee that reviews all the scholarships. They judge each ap-plicant based on the criteria established by the scholarship. We make sure whoever is selected is truly eligible.”
The Klingensmith Scholarship Fund was originally established for Ford City High School students who were going to college to become a pharmacist. Once Ford City High School no lon-ger existed, the Cippel family last year agreed to
Officials discuss options for students graduating from Lenape Tech that do not qualify for a nursing scholarships.
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change the require-ments. Now the schol-arships are available to any student in the Armstrong School District or Lenape Tech, or an adult that is a resident of the ASD who is enrolled to become a pharma-
cist. “People do not un-
derstand how schol-arships work,” Beers said. “It is all about the intent of the donor. We would love to give to everyone who applies, but there are different criteria that must be met.”
Both Jones and Beers said a discus-sion with the guidance counselor at the stu-dent’s school would be the best place to start and get advice for both parent and student.