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KITTANNING Very nice spacious 5 room, non-smoking, 2nd floor 1 bedroom apartment. Equpped kitchen, all utilities except electric. Security deposit required. No children or pets. Off street parking. Call 724-664-2423

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KITTANNING sec-ond floor, 1 bedroom. Rent includes water, sewage, garbage, heat, free parking, refrig-erator, stove. Quiet location. Clean, newly remodeled. One block from downtown Kit-tanning. Unfurnished. NO SMOKING, NO PETS. References re-quired. $600/month plus $600 as securitydeposit. Text or call 724 664 5961.

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KHS CLASS OF 1960 LUNCHEON Will meet on Wednesday July 18th at the Craft House in West Kittan-ning at Noon. Spouses and guests are wel-come. It will be held in the main dining room. For more info call Ma-rie at 724-548-1919 or Gary at 724-548-2145.

TOPS CELEBRAT-ING 50TH ANNIVER-SARY TOPS (take off the pounds sensibly) Chapter 369 of Kittan-ning is celebrating their 50th Anniversary July 19th. It’s a non-profit weight loss support group. Annual mem-bership is $32.00 with weekly dues of $0.50. Visitors first meetings are free of Charge. The Group meets Thursdays at 5:30PM in the basement of St. John’s Lutheran Church. For more info call 724-297-3470. CAR & BIKE CRUISE Sponsored by VFW post 894 Aux Natrona Heights. July 21 12PM-4PM. First 100 Ve-hicles Receive a Dash

Plaque. Donations ben-efit the Fisher House. Fun for all Ages. Music, 50/50, Door prizes, food, Chinese Auction, Kids Bounce House, Dunk Tank.

PWAC 50th ANNI-VERSARY COM-MUNITY CARNIVAL July 21st at the Rich-ard G. Snyder YMCA 11AM-3PM. There will be carnival games, a bouncy house, face painting, clowns, Tae-kwondo demonstra-tions, dunk tank, DJ, and more. Friends of the community will be able to purchase a wristband for $10 at 301 Oak Ave Office. ALL YOU CAN EAT Breakfast Buf-fet for $7.00 at the Dayton Firehall on Saturday, July 21st from 6am to 10:30am. 5K RACE TO THE MOON NIGHT - July 21st on the Roaring Run Trail in Apollo. It is an out and back flat course at night along the Roar-ing Run Trail. All par-ticipants must wear

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KITTANNING 352-1/2 Vine Street. Large 3 bedroom, 2nd floor apartment, 2 blocks from downtown and Riverfront Park, busses to nearby areas, laundry hookups, street parking, no smoking or pets. $550 per month. Employment and background check required. 724-664-1478.

KITTANNING 5 Rooms 2 bedrooms, Stove, refrigerator, car-peted, venetian blinds, ceiling fans, laundry hookups, porch. Not suit-able for Children. No Pets. Non-Smoking. $550 per month plus electric & water. 724-548-4089

TEMPLETON APART-MENT 2 bedrooms, 1st floor, Stove, Refrigera-tor, washer dryer hookup. No dogs, $420 per month plus security. 724-525-5846.

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MANOR TOWNSHIP House with Porch. One Floor. Two bedroom. Stove, refrigerator, Dish-washer, Garbage dis-posal, basement washer, dryer, sun room, large yard. Nice Area. No Pets.Call 724-763-2766.

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GARRETS RUN ROAD July 20th-21st 203 Garret's Run Rd. 8AM-2PM Two corner cabinets, cane rocker, pump organ, mission chair, secretariat, dry sink, vinyls, cat col-lectibles, table & chairs, hope chest. House hold items.

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.

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2006 HONDA VTX 1300R MOTORCY-CLE Excellent Condi-tion! Many extra accesso-ries. Low Miles. $4,500. Call 724-540-1020.

1987 TOYOTA 4 RUN-NER New Head, $1,000 OBO. 724-793-0191.

CADOGAN House for Rent. No smoking. No Pets. $475/per month + security deposit. Single occupancy. Text/Message 724-859-3973.

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CLYMER July 27th, 28th, 29th 10AM-7PM. 4 Generations 30 Route 580 Highway, Clymer. Somethign for everyone sale. Furniutre, hosue-hold goods, dishes, tons of tupperware, power tools, wood working tools, crocheted items, crafts. Decorations for every holiday, Antique dresser, deks, curios, High boy cedar chest, Other misc. items. Ev-erything must go. CASH ONLY.

a light and trail will have luminaries to guide you. Register at www.runsignup.com or www.roaring run.org. Pre- Registration $25, Race day registra-tion $30. Any questions call 724-681-6317.

22 SHOOT Cherry Runs Sportsman will host a 22 shoot Au-gust 4th at 1PM. At the facility, located on 645 Cherry Run Road. Sign Up at 12:30. 724-354-2558.

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4 FAMILY SALE Sat-urday July 21st 8AM-2PM 211 East Brady Road. Furniture, cloth-ing, household items, Too much to list. Must see! Rain Date 8/11/18

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LANDSCAPE PONDS 2 4ft diagonal by 12 inch deep. $20 each. 1 - 4' 'x6' x18' $35. Includes ply-wood covers. 724-783-2009

HUGE MULTI-FAM-ILY SALE 2nd Sale of the Summer. Many New Items. 136 Meadow Lane Kittanning. 8AM-3PM Friday Jul 20th & Satur-day Jul 21st.

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didn’t want to work with us such as the staffing issues,” Scott said. “We would have liked to discuss the issue with the hospital, as an improvement would enable us to keep the quality and standards of care that we feel we are able to uphold but the hospital did not even address any of our staffing issues.”

“The part of our 401k that they match is less than everybody else. Their contribution to our pension is less than the other two bargaining units that are there,” Ray added.

The current offer is being considered something that doesn’t move the workers forward, which sparked the cause for the vote. There has not been threat of a strike, but the group is prepared for a work stoppage if necessary.

“We thought we were making progress. This last best final offer came out of the blue; we were not expecting it. We would really like to get back to the table and talk to them and would like to make it a great place to work - for the hospital, for the patients and for the whole community. We really hope they come back to the table and come back with us,” Ray said.

ACMH officials could not be reached last night for comment.

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