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BAND FEST - The Armstrong County Marching Band Fes-tival will be held at the Armstrong High School Stadium on Wednesday, October 17 at 7:00. The fol-lowing bands will be performing their half-time shows: Armstrong High School, West Shamokin, Leechburg, Apollo Ridge, and Freeport. Tickets are $5 at the gate.
P A R K I N S O N ' S SUPPORT GROUP will meet at the RGS YMCA in Kittanning on Thursday, October 18 from 1-2:30 PM. The presenter, Brad Pavlina, has been a physical therapist for 18 years. He will focus particularly on therapy techniques used to im-prove balance and ways to break freezes. All Parkinson's patients, care partners, friends, and family are wel-come to attend. No pre-registration is required. For info, Call Dave or Grace at 724-545-2764
DIY THURSDAY - Ford City Library will host a do-it-yourself night of pumpkin deco-rating, painting, and crafting on October 18 at 5:30 PM at 1136
Fourth Avenue. A lim-ited number of pump-kins will be provided by the library. This pro-gram is family friendly, and library member-ship is not required for library programs. For more information, call 724-763-3591. FALL FESTIVAL - at United Rockville Lu-theran Church on Sat-urday, October 20 from 11AM-6PM. Menu includes soups (wed-ding, ham and bean, vegetable), hamburg-ers in sauce, hot dogs, grilled cheese, turkey plate lunches, pies, ice cream, milkshakes, sundaes, and banana splits. Crafts and raffles also. 720 State Route 2020, Ford City. Fol-low signs from Shay. FALL FESTIVAL at St. Luke's United Church of Christ on Saturday, October 20 from 9AM to 2PM at the church at 333 North McKean Street, Kittanning. The menu
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will include chili and cornbread muffins, hot dogs, chili cheese dogs, nachos and cheese, soft pretzels, and assorted beverages. There will also be home-baked bake goods for sale. New this year will be a live DJ. Weather per-mitting, outdoor dining will be available. Ad-ditionally, a flea mar-ket will be held in the church basement. Ven-dors are needed. A $10 per table donation is appreciated. To book a table or for questions or additional informa-tion, please call Kel-lie at 908-907-6976 or Kim at 724-859-1246. MONTHLY FOOD SALE at Burrell Township Volunteer Fire Hall located at 108 Cochrans Mills Road, Ford City on October 20. Kitchen opens at 5PM. Sale begins at 6PM. For more info, call 724-354-2856.
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Sunday, Oct 21 • 5PMKittanning Elks
140 N. Water St - Kittg
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Kittanning Library280 N. Jefferson St
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Food, prizes, cash bar, raffles, 50/50
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Prizes to highest scoring team or individual
FOR SALE Band saw $50. 16-foot ladders $50 each. Call 724-543-1265.
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LEATHER LIFT CHAIR Paid $800. Sale: $300. Moving. Must sell. Call 724-664-2858.
The HOARDERS HUBLike a Walk back in Time
INDOOR/OUTDOOR FLEA MARKETWEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY: 11-5
New & Used • Big & Little Items
From Ford City Sheetz, Route 66 South to Alt. 66, go 2 miles on Dime Road
From Bridge in Vandergrift, follow Alt. 66 for six miles north on Dime Road.
DIRECTIONS:724-622-7747 or 724-858-6437 (after 7PM)
OLD-STYLEANTIQUE SCHOOL DESK used originally in secondary school with book rack on side. $35. Call 724-543-1380.
B O G U S L AW S K I GARAGE SALE Oct 18 from 5-6:30 PM, Oct. 19-20 from 9AM-4PM, (half-price Oct. 20 from 2-4PM) 161 Lairds Crossing, Worthington
ITEMS FOR SALE: dry sink, stereo, large TV, coffee table, end table, Amish indoor heaters, love seat, snow skis, 8' table & chairs, Nordictrack bike. Call 724-543-4157 in PM for appt to see. FOR SALE: Reming-ton 30.06 rifle, BDL Deluxe with Bushnell scope 4x12 power, and sling. $600 firm. 724-919-8097.
Police Report Accident in Plumcreek Township
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Pennsylvania State Police have reported a crash in Plumcreek Township on October
14 at approximately 3PM. The crash occurred on Route 422 near
the intersection with Route 210. No names of drivers were released.
Investigating Trooper Jeffrey Johns stat-ed a 2013 Kia Sorento was traveling westbound on Route 422 ap-proaching the intersection with Route 210. That vehicle stopped for the red traffic light. A 2015 Jeep Latitude was attempting to exit the Sunoco parking lot and make a left-hand turn onto Route 422, fail-ing to yield to the Kia vehicle, and striking the Kia. Both vehicles sustained minor damage.
Both operators were wearing their seat belts at the time of the crash and did not report any injuries.
SOUP & RUMMAGE SALEQueenstown Church - Brady's BendSATURDAY, OCTOBER 20
10AM 'til 2PM
SOUPS - $6.00per quart
includes mini-loaf of bread
Cream of BroccoliBroccoli Cheddar NoodleChicken NoodleVegetable BeefHam & BeanWeddingStuffed PepperBeef Barley15 Bean SoupCabbage Roll SoupSausage Tortellini
ALSO: Apple Dumplings
TO PRE-ORDER: 724-526-5055AND LEAVE MESSAGE
(pickup by Noon at church on 10/20)
RUMMAGE SALE BY DONATION
MOVING SALE Rain or shine on October 19-20 from 9AM-2PM... furniture, household items, tires for truck, tools, lots of misc items. 159 Edward Estate Road, Worthing-ton.
Arnold Yeaney, 96, of Pickerington, OH, formerly of Kittanning, PA, passed away Friday, October 12, 2018.
He was born February 1, 1922, in Mudlic, PA, the son of Ira and Laura (Collette) Yeaney.
Arnold is survived by his loving daughter, Jeanne Walker and husband, Paul; grandchildren, Matthew Walker and wife, Jessica; Philip Walker and wife, Cinthia; Carol Walker; Tonya Holmes and husband, Randy; and by great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Arnold was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Inez Yeaney, to whom he was devoted for 75 years; treasured son, David Yeaney; sisters, Helen Leech and Audine McConnell.
Arnold served in the U.S. Army with the 80th Infantry, 319th Regiment during WWII (1942-45). After the war he was employed by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, where he became a chief accountant assigned to glass plants in Pennsylvania, Indiana, West Virginia, Minnesota, and Oklahoma. He retired from PPG with nearly 40 years of service.
Arnold and his wife, Inez, retired at Smith Mountain Lake, VA and later relocated to Pickerington, OH to be closer to family. They shared a love of the out of doors, often boating, fishing, and hiking together. Nothing made Ar-nold happier than taking on a home improvement project or repair. His fam-ily and friends knew him for his lively curiosity and his talent for storytelling.
Arnold's family would like to thank the staff at Friendship Village of Co-lumbus for the excellent care they have given Arnold over the last 16 months.
Sincere gratitude also goes out to Capital City Hospice for their compas-sionate assistance. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Arnold's honor to The Nature Conservancy, Attn: Treasurer, 4245 N. Fairfax Dr., Suite 100, Arlington, VA 22203.
A memorial service for Arnold will be held on Thursday, October 18, 2018 at David's United Church of Christ, 80 W. Columbus St., Canal Winchester,OH, with the Rev. Dr. William Nirote officiating. The family will receive friends from 12:00pm until the time of the service at 1:00pm. An informal meal will follow to which all are cordially invited.
Interment will follow at Lawn Haven Burial Estates in Worthington, PA.To share memories or condolences, please visit www.schoedinger.com.
Arrangements have been entrusted to SCHOEDINGER NORTHWEST CHAPEL.
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