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Monday
August 2
010
ARMSTRONG COUNTY
WEATHER FORECAST
Today: Patchy fog this
morning. Sunny. Highs in
the upper 80s. West
winds around 5 mph. Clear in the
evening. Lows around 60. Light and
variable winds.
Tuesday: Patchy fog in
the morning. Sunny.
Highs in the upper 80s.
South winds around 5 mph
becoming southwest around 5 mph
in the afternoon. Clear in the
evening. Lows in the lower 60s.
Southwest winds around 5 mph in
the evening becoming light and Hundreds enjoy the first annual block party sponsored by
Dizzy Lizzie's Restaurant on Saturday night.
variable.
Block Party Draws Hundreds Students
Prepare for Start
to Downtown Kittanning
of the School
“Do you know how helpless you
feel if you have a full cup of
coffee in your hand and you
start to sneeze?”
~ Jean Kerr
Lerner Photography Hosts
Open House for Studio
South.....page 3
by David Croyle
Hundreds of people turned out for a block party held Saturday night
in downtown Kittanning.
Dizzy Lizzie’s Restaurant held its first block party, closing the street
from Market down South McKean. Hundreds of patrons showed up for
the outdoor buffet and entertainment from as far away as Beaver and St.
Marys, Pennsylvania.
The day started early at 4AM as the restaurant opened for
approximately 60 members of the film crew working on the latest
production, “One for the Money.”
According to Mike the Chef, food preparation for the block party
began at 9:30 AM preparing the baked beans and cole slaw. Later, case
after case of ribs and chicken were coated with a special barbecue
sauce made of 15 herbs and spices known only the Fred Bonello himself.
“It is a special recipe with a special touch that makes the chicken tender,”
Mike said. The meat was then grilled to perfection over two charcoalfired pits.
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Year
by Melissa Fello
Ford City High School’s Senior
High Student Council and National
Honor Society joined together for the
day to help teachers prepare for the
2010-2011 school year. When the
teachers arrived at school for their
in-service day, they were greeted with
smiling students eager to help the
teachers. The students offered a valet
service which would help move boxes
in and out of teacher’s rooms, set up
computers and decorate bulletin
boards and rooms. The students were
available for all teachers and helped
with anything that they were asked
to do. The teachers enjoyed having
the help and the students enjoyed
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Student Council and National
Honor Society students started their
school year early last week by
assisting teachers at Ford City High
School.