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Funds started by formerFormer Clarion Superinten-dents Dr. George White, Dr.Joseph Fotos, and Dr. WilliamKaufman created the BobcatFunds to receive and disbursemonies to benefit students ofthe Clarion Area SchoolDistrict.The Clarion CountyCommunity Foundation andBridge Builders CommunityFoundations have partneredto establish a family of fundsdesigned to receive and dis-burse monies to benefit stu-dents of the Clarion AreaSchool District.The ClarionArea Bobcat Funds are twospecific funds established toprovide a framework for thecreation of additional funds.The initial funds are: the Bob-cat General Scholarship Fundand the Bobcat UndesignatedFund.The General Scholar-ship Fund is an endowed fundrestricted to fund income inexcess of a minimum marketvalue principal of$100,000.The UndesignatedFund is a non-endowed fundwith no distribution restric-tions from principal or in-come sources. Initiatives thisfund will support include artsprograms, student activities,school-community partner-ships, and innovative instruc-tional practices. Dr. BillKaufman, a former ClarionArea school District superin-tendent and board presidentof the Clarion County Com-munity Foundation and mem-ber of the Bridge Buildersboard of trustees is pleased tohave these two funds availablefor students in the Clarioncommunity.”It’s important tohave a long-range plan forsupporting students in ourcommunity. We need to makesure we have the resourcesneeded to ensure studentshave opportunities to benefitfrom an enhanced educa-tional experience.”The fundswere created by formerClarion superintendents in-cluding Kaufman, Dr. GeorgeWhite, and Dr. Joseph Fotos.Kaufman adds, “George hadthe idea for a foundation-typegroup and I approached theClarion County CommunityFoundation and Bridge Build-ers since I serve on theirboards. George and I askedJoe Fotos to work with us, andthe result of our discussionswas the establishment of theBobcat Funds. Moving for-ward, Dr. White will lead ef-forts to promote publicawareness and develop a planfor raising funds.”A steeringcommittee will provide over-sight for all the Bobcat Funds’operations and activities. Thiscommittee will consist ofClarion Area School Districtalumni, faculty, board mem-bers, administrators, and re-tired educators, plus a repre-sentative of the foundation.Initial steering committeemembers will be selected bythe fund creators. “We all re-ceived a lot from our serviceas superintendents, and this isa great way for us to collec-tively give back.”Bridge Build-ers Executive Director, Tren-ton Moulin, says, “We are see-ing more student-focusedfunds being established re-gionally, and the BobcatFunds will be a nice additionto the Clarion communityoverall by providing the typeof funding that can supporteducational, cultural, andcommunity programs for stu-dents outside of the school’sprograms.”Duties of theSteering Committee will be:oversight for activities withinthe family of Bobcat Funds,fundraising and asset devel-opment, creation of addi-tional funds, recommenda-tions for expenditures withinthe family of Bobcat Funds,promotion of Bobcat Funds’purposes and programs, in-put for growth and expan-sion of Bobcat Funds, and co-ordination of its activities withthe Clarion County Commu-nity Foundation.The SteeringCommittee will meet asneeded but not less than onceper year to review BobcatFunds’ activities. The fundswill be used to benefit stu-dents, and not to supplementthe funding of programs bythe Clarion Area SchoolDistrict.Students and organi-zations that support pro-grams and activities designedto directly benefit studentsmay apply to be recipients ofthe Bobcat Funds’ grants. Dis-bursement of funds will be tonon-profit organizationssolely. Educational entities,

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political subdivisions and501(c)3 non-profit groupsmay receive funds that sup-port student activities, pro-grams or educationalopportunities.Additionalfunds that may be created un-der Bobcat Funds are: schol-arship funds, field of interestfunds, and donor advisedfunds. Additional funds maybe endowed or non-endowedas determined by the fund cre-ators. Every type of fund, ei-ther endowed or non-en-dowed, may be created as amemorial fund.Contributionsof any amount can be mailedto:Bridge Builders Commu-nity Foundations206 SenecaStreetNational Transit Build-ing, Suite 10Oil City, PA16301Please include a memofor Bobcat Fund, and whichfund you are contributing to:endowed or non-endowed.Contributions may be made inhonor of an individual or or-ganization. More informationis online at: www.BridgeBuildersCommunityFoundations.org.

The Foxburg Free Library received a piece of art in theform of a glass fox from Scottish artist, Rachel Elliott. We helda contest to name the fox. From April until June, we acceptednames from the public. Then the Foxburg Free Library BoardMembers narrowed down the choices to the top 7. Peoplecould vote for their favorite until July 12th. The overwhelm-ing winning name was Slybrary Fox. Pat Eakin, from Knox,came up with the unique name.

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Sandra L. Rhoads, 70, ofGolden Living Center Oil City,passed away July 31, 2013 atUPMC Passavant.

Born May 4, 1943 inClarion PA she was the daugh-ter of the late Charley A.Simpson and Erma WhitlingSimpson.

Sandra received her educa-tion from Keystone HighSchool in Knox.

Sandra was a past memberof Moose Lodge of Chicora.She had worked at the WolfsDen in Knox and also at theEmlenton Plaza as a janitor.Sandra loved spending timewith her grandchildren. Shealso loved spending time withher family and friends sharinglaughter and conversation.

Survived by her three sons:Tony Rhoads and his wifeChristie of Texas, TracyRhoads and his wife Mindy ofEmlenton and Terry Rhoadsof Knox. Her grandchildren:Emma Rhoads of Texas,Kayla Shay of Florida, Bran-don Heller of Harrisville,Ashley Shaw and her husband

Dustin of Knox and TylerRhoads of Knox. One greatgrand daughter Graclin Shaw.Also survived by her siblingsBob Simpson and his wifeJudy of North Carolina,Walter Simpson of Emlenton,Karen Rutter of Ohio, RodgerSimpson of South Carolina.

Proceeded in death by herparents.

A private service will takeplace at the convenience ofthe family. The Larry E.McKinley Funeral Home inClintonville is in charge of thearrangements.

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On Wednesday, July 24thtwenty-five members andguests of the Erie to Pitts-burgh Trail Alliance (EPTA)gathered in East Brady fortheir quarterly meeting. Theagenda included a demonstra-tion by Tech Ready Profes-sionals on electronic recordkeeping and tracking of vol-unteer hours, discussions onthe new website, election ofnew officers, update on logodesign and reports frommember trail associations. Af-ter a catered lunch the meet-ing adjourned and interested

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Saturday August 17th andthe Allegheny RiverStoneCenter for the Arts 5th annualFoxburg Scottish Festival Dayat RiverStone Farm in Fox-burg are fast approaching.This year will feature for thefirst time an exciting and funSoccer Shoot-Out and Im-promptu Soccer Clinic. Con-ducting the clinics and coor-dinating the shoot-out willGreg Liebenguth co-founderof the Pittsburgh SoccerAcademy. His partner at PSAis Rich Costanzo of the Pitts-burgh Riverhounds.

Mr. Liebenguth grew up inthe South Hills of Pittsburgh.He was Captain of the 2003PA state champions (AA) atThomas Jefferson HighSchool and a star player onthe James Madison UniversityVarsity Soccer team in Vir-ginia. He now coaches soccerin the Pittsburgh area andshares coaching duties withRiverhounds Rich Costanzo atthe Pittsburgh Soccer Acad-emy. The PSA strives to givesoccer players the opportu-nity to reach their full poten-

tial. At the Foxburg FestivalGreg welcomes the chance toshare skills with young play-ers in a relaxed setting. Theshoot-out should be a funevent giving soccer enthusi-asts from 6 to 16 a chance toscore a goal and be eligible towin assorted prizes in a draw-ing held after the event. Forthe Shoot-Out there will be acharge of three balls for a dol-lar. The impromptu SoccerClinic is free. There is a festi-val gate fee charge of Adults-$ 10, for young people- 6 to12 $ 5, and children under 6are free. There will be twoClinics and shoot-out events at11:00 AM and 2:00 PM. EachClinic will last approximately45 to 60 minutes immediatelyfollowed by a shoot-out. Par-ticipants are asked to registerbefore each clinic time. Regis-tration at the festival will be-gin an hour before, at 10:00AM and 1:00 PM. On line reg-istration will be possible afterAugust 10th at GoFoxburg.com.

Soccer is only one many en-tertaining events that arescheduled throughout theFestival on Saturday at

RiverStone Farm. TheMacDonald Pipe Band ofPittsburgh will open thegames and festival and will beheard throughout the day.Carl Peterson will headlinethe music entertainmentalong with Bob Murdoch theScottish tenor in the MusicGrove. The music group TheCeltic Martins will play in theafternoon and in concert Sat-urday evening at 7:00 PM inLincoln Hall, in downtownFoxburg. Again there will bea Solo Piper competition,Patrick Regan piper and in-structor/entertainer willjudge the Solo events. An ex-panded highland dancegroup will be joining theother music entertainers. TheCrazy Piper and the Plaid Cha-meleons will also be on thegrounds as well as the Scot-tish Tartan juggler and aworking blacksmith. TheScottish dogs will have theirday as there will sheep herd-ing demonstrations and anobedience/agility ring forScottish dogs. If it should rainnot to worry many of the ac-tivities will move indoors.There will also be Athletic

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The Progress News in con-junction with the NorthWashington Rodeo is offer-ing kids 12 and under achance to win tickets to therodeo.

The annual rodeo will kick-off on Monday, August 19,2013 with the rodeo paradein North Washington, lo-cated just off of Rt. 38, 16

miles north of Butler and 11miles south of Exit 42 on I-80.

Family nights are scheduledfor Tuesday and Wednesday,August 20th and 21st. Pur-chase two adult tickets at thegate and four kids (12 andunder get in free). So grabyour cowboy hat as the NorthWashington Rodeo brings ex-citement of professional ro-

deo to Butler County. Therodeo continues through Sat-urday, August 24th withevents starting at 8:00 pm.(See their ad on B4.)

Kids who color the aboverodeo picture and submit tothe Progress News, P.O. BoxA, Emlenton, PA 16373 willhave a chance to win 2 rodeotickets.

Please include name, age,address and a telephonenumber.

Winners will be chosen onFriday, August 16, 2013. En-tries must be submitted byThursday, August 15, 2013.Five winners will be chosenand each will receive 2 tick-ets complementary of theNorth Washington Rodeo.

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St. Petersburg VFD 2nd An-nual Car Cruise on Saturday,August 10th from 2 pm to 6pm at the St. PetersburgGrove Park.Pre-Registration by July 19this $15.00; Registration afterJuly 19th is $20.00. First 25 toregister will receive a dashplaque. Lots of good food,and door prizes. Cars,Trucks, Motorcycles, Tractors- All Welcome! For more infor-mation or to register call 814-431-9681. Benefits the St.Petersburg Volunteer FireCompany. Trophies for BestPaint Job, Best of Show,Judges Choice, and new thisyear - Best Bike. Entertain-ment provided by Best Enter-tainment. 8/5

Spaghetti Dinner - CancerBenefit for Lori RottmanCampbell on August 10thfrom 3 pm to 6:30 pm at theSix Points Church of God ofProphecy, 121 McKee Rd.,Parker, PA. Chinese Auction,Bake Sale. Adults - $6.00;Kids Under 6 - $3.00. Loriwas diagnosed with Stage 4Brain Cancer an colon can-cer in October of 2012. Comeshow your support. 8/6

Garage Sale - Friday, August9th from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm;Saturday, August 10th from8:30 am to 3:00 pm at 1015Gameland Rd., Chicora, 1/2mile off of Rt. 68. Lots ofChildrens Clothing & Shoes,Excellent Condition. Toys,Books & Misc. householditems.

Spaghetti Dinner on August13th from 4 to 6:30 pm at St.Paul’s Church, 2167 SR 268,Chicora - $6 Adults, $3 Chil-dren. All proceeds benefit.Mission Fund. Take-Outsavailable for additional fee.

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Garage Sale - August 9thfrom 9 am to 4 pm and on Au-gust 10th from 9 am to 3 pm.Sullivan’s Storage, Rt. 38,Between Eau Claire andEmlenton.

Garage Sale / Moving Sale -1238 Kittanning Pike,Kepples Corners on August9th and 10th from 8 am to 4pm. Armoir, Couch, Table &Chairs, Clothes, lots of misc.Something for Everyone.Baked Goods available.

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FOR SALE: 2001 ChevySilverado Pickup. QuadLeather Seats. Asking -$1500. Needs DoorHandle, Back Springs.Rear Bumper. Interestedor Any Questions. Call:(724) 753-0138

★★★★★ ★★★★★★ FOR SALE ★2003 Suzuki Marauder -7,600 miles, excellent condi-tion, water cooled, inspectiongood thru July. 724-712-64308/6

FOR SALE : John Deere Gar-den Tractor, Model GX345, 20HP, 54 inch deck, Hydrostaticw/power steering, 900 hours,$2000.00

Boat for Sale- 16’ Spectrumby Blue Fin. 1992 model 1603with steering console, 9.9Mercury motor - electric start,30 lb. electric troling motor, 2batteries, Biminy cover & fullboat cover. Comes with 4poles in holders, fish net,paddle, grappling pole,safety lights, live well,HumminBird fish finder, stor-age with anchor and lifevests. All books & manuals in-cluded. Sets on ShoreLand’rTrailer, garage kept - verygood condition. Asking$3,500. For info, call 724-399-0073For Sale: 3 Bedroom housecomplete fixer-upper, nocredit check. 9 Harold St. OilCity. 700 down payment. 300month, 5 yrs. 724-968-3301

★★★★★ FOR RENT ★★★★★Two Bdrm Apt. for Rent.$450 month plus security. NoPets. No Smoking. 4 Milesfrom Emlenton, North on Rt.38. Call 724-867-0730 from 9am to 5 pm. Electric, Water,Sewage Included. TFN

2 BR., 1 1/2 BA, Air Condi-tioned, 2-stall garage,Harrisville/Boyers area. Nopets. References Required.$625 plus utilities. 724-735-2401TFN

3 Bdrm Apt. fully remodeledin Parker, $495/month, plusdeposit. Water & sewage in-cluded. No pets. 724-399-2313

Apt. For Rent in Six Points,PA. 2 Br., 724-399-2654.No Pets, No Smoking. 8/5

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Purchasing Manager:Instron®, a global materialstesting systems manufac-turer, is looking for a Pur-chasing Manager for theirGrove City, PA location.Responsible for: · Supplier sourcing, com-petitive bidding, and pricenegotiations· Ensuring on-time deliveryof quality goods, equipment,materials and services at thebest price.· Overseeing the approvaland control of all purchasingactivities for an assignedproduct group· Investigating new develop-ments in materials and sup-plies.Requirements· Bachelor’s Degree with atleast 8 years’ purchasing ex-perience.· CPM (Certified PurchasingManager) certification pre-ferred· 3+ years’ management orsupervisory experience.· Excellent communicationand interpersonal skills andstrong negotiating skills.· Thorough knowledge ofproduction process and flowthroughout the manufactur-ing shop.· Proficient in Microsoft OfficeSuite with emphasis on Ex-cel.Competitive salary and gen-erous benefits. Qualified ap-plicants should send a re-sume, indicating salary re-quirements tocareers@instron.com (listJob Code IPG37 in subjectline). An Equal OpportunityEmployer. For more informa-tion on Instron, please visitour web site at www.instron.com 8/12

Jefferson-Clarion HeadStart, Inc. announces thefollowing positions: BusMonitor/Classroom Aide:A-C Valley. Interested ap-plicants can visit ouragency website atwww.jcheadstart.com, call814-849-3660 or emailkbailey@jcheadstart.comfor job qualifications andfurther information. Appli-cants must be at least 21years of age, possess avalid PA driver’s license,have or obtain Act 34, 151& 114 clearances. Appli-cants must submit a coverletter, resume and applica-tion to Jefferson-ClarionHead Start, Inc., 18 West-ern Ave., Suite C,Brookville, PA 15825 byFriday, August 9, 2013 toinsure consideration. EOE.

Drivers: Regional OTR CDL-A Mail Route drivers neededin Warrendale, PA. Competi-tive hourly pay/benefits pack-age. Not a Local Position.www.eagleexpresslines.com8/12

Help Wandted:Looking for an Auto Me-chanic. Call 724-679-2500.Wages are according to skilllevel. Local Emlenton Area.

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KGC Federal Credit Union,776 Beatty Ave., Knox, PA16232 is accepting sealedbids on a 2000 Dodge Ram,4x4, Diesel Pickup with ap-proximately 176,500 miles -“As Is”. Bids will be accepteduntil noon on August 19,2013. 814-797-5768. TheCredit Union has the right torefuse any and all offers.

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Village Acres Mobile HomePark in Clintonville…3br 1baall electric, excellent shape,2br 2ba, could be in a trailermuseum. All available as rentto own. We are looking forhard working Americans thatwant affordable homes fortheir families. No HUD orhoodlums!! 814-221-1360call or text. TFN

Open House - 1238Kittanning Pike, KepplesCorners - August 9th and10th from 8 am to 4:00 pm.Across from St. Jude GolfCourse. Single Story, 2Br.,basement, Entry Room,Newly Renovated, 2 Car Ga-rage. Must See. For info. call724-602-1124.

Buying Junk Cars, towableor not. 724-290-4750. TFN

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Wanted to Buy - Used MobileHomes - We Move Them!814-221-1360 TFN

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LESSNER TREE SERVICE,Free Estimates on removals,trimming and stump grinding.Insured. Call anytime: 724-753-2724 / Cell 724-991-3800. TFN

Cleaning Basements, ga-rages & attics. Hauling awayold appliances, furniture &junk of all kinds. Inside or out.724-867-1065 or 724-679-3105. TFN

A&C Tree Removal. Call724-290-9734. 8/27

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