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SUN NOV 12TH 11AM -2PM Kittanning Township Fire Hall 4 Miles East of Kittanning on RT 422. Adults $10 Children 6-12 $6 Age 5 and under free. All
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KITTANNING CLASS OF 1960 BREAKFAST at Kings Restaurant Frank-lin Village Mall Wed Nov 8 at 9AM. All spouses and friends are welcome. Ques-tions, call Marie at 724-548-1919 or Gary at 724-548-2145.
.SOUP KITCHEN IS OPEN At Homewood Bap-tist church 571 Logansport Road, Ford City. November 8, 2017 From 3 - 5pm All are Welcome! Come join us for a special early supper meal where Warm Soup and Warm Fellowship will be served. No Charge, Dona-tions will be accepted.
TURKEY DINNER The First United Methodist Church will serve a turkey dinner on Friday, Novem-ber 10 from 4:30 to 6:30 at the Covenant Center, 332 North Water Street, Kittan-ning Cost is $9.00, age 4 to 12 $4.00, 3 and under free. Takeout available.
ALL YOU CAN EAT Breakfast Buffet for $7.00 at the Dayton Firehall on Saturday, November 11th from 6am to 10:30am.
TURKEY SHOOT The Cherry Run Sportsman’s Club will host a Turkey shoot Sunday Nov. 12 at the facility located at 645 Cher-ry Run Road in Plum Creek Twp. Sign up beginning at 12:30pm and shoot begins at 1pm. for any info phone 724 354 2558
DINNER There will be a Pancake and Sausage Din-ner on Tuesday, November 14th, 11am - 1pm & 4-6pm at the Ford Memorial United Methodist Church in Ford City. There will also be a
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Bake Sale, and a Silent Auc-tion. The church is Handicap Accessible. 724-763-1540.
OLDIES DANCE Satur-day, November 18th from 7-11PM at the Bethel Town-ship Fire Hall. $10 per person (no one under 21). Kitchen open for food.
FOOD SALE The Burrell Township Volunteer Fire Department will hold its monthly FoodSale November 18, 2017. Sale begins at 6 PM Kitchen opens at 5 PM. The Fire Hall is located at the intersection of Cochrans Mill Road and Garretts Run Road 4 milesoff of Alternate 66 (Dime Road) For Info call 724 354 2856.
FREE TURKEY DIN-NER on Thanksgiving Day, 12 Noon, at Ford Memorial United Methodist Church, 1024 4th Ave, Ford City. For reservations call 724-525-2687. The building is handi-capped accessible. Everyone is welcome.
LETTERS FROM SANTA Ford City Library‘s Annual “Letters form Santa “is un-derway. We areanxious to help Santa again this year. Please call the Li-brary for details! The event will end on December 8th so hurry and get your form so that we can get the job done. 724-763-3591.
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The PIAA state playoff bracket has been re-leased for varsity soccer and volleyball and the West Shamokin Wolves varsity soccer team and girls vol-leyball team along with the Armstrong River Hawks varsity girls volleyball team all made the cut.
The District 6 Soccer Champions will be head-ing to Richland High School in Johnstown to take on the runner-up in District 3, the Oley Valley Lynx. That game is set to begin at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, November 7.
The Armstrong girls volleyball team are coming off of being swept in the WPIAL 4A Championship. They will be looking to rebound and start the state playoffs with a win. The River Hawks are going to be playing Allderdice on Tuesday, November 7 at Carrick High School in Pittsburgh starting at 6:30 PM.
As for the Wolves volleyball team, they too will be looking to bounce back from a loss. The Wolves will be taking on North Star at Windber Area High School in the first round of the PIAA 2A playoffs starting at 7:30 PM.
For updates on these games, stay up to date with the Kittanning Paper.
New Playground Equipment Installed in Shannock
Rural Valley Borough recently completed the installation of new play-ground equipment at the Shannock Valley Park. The new equipment fea-tures a play apparatus that includes climbing struc-tures, slides and a four-bay swing set. As part of the project, two benches, a covered picnic table and a new sidewalk have been installed within the play-ground vicinity.
Lillian Bartosiewicz, secretary and treasurer of both Rural Valley Bor-ough and the Shannock Valley Recreation Com-mittee, said the project increased the overall play area. She also noted that the previous equipment didn’t include swings.
“it’s a very nice looking playground and it seems to be getting a lot of use,” Bartosiewicz said.
Rick Wranich, president of the Shannock Valley Recreation Committee,
said the intent of the proj-ect was to upgrade the west end playground area and add a shade table to the east end play area.
“By doing this we are able to supply a safe and family-friendly space to enjoy the park,” Wranich said. “With the upgrade to the west end playground area, we have enhanced the amenities of the pavil-ion area.”
The hope, he said, is that continued growth of the park will generate some additional pavilion rentals, which in turn will help with the committee’s annual budget.
The project was funded by a Pennsylvania De-partment of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Grant, and with contributions from Ru-ral Valley Borough, the Shannock Valley Rec-reation Committee, the Rural Valley Lions Club and volunteers. The grant
amount was $35,000.00. Match was made up of cash and in-kind services.
“The most rewarding part of this project was watching the community come together to make this project a success,” Wranich said. “Special thanks to our Project Manager Sally Conklin of the Armstrong County Department of Planning and Development, Rural Valley Borough Council, Rural Valley Lions Club and the many skilled volunteers from the com-munity. A special thanks to the members of The Shannock Valley Recre-ation Committee and their continued support in serv-ing our community.”
Still to be completed are improvements to an ADA parking space and the placement of a sign. That final portion of the project is expected to wrap up by no later than spring of 2018.
