VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at St. Luke’s United Church of Christ from June 17 through June 21 from 6:00 until 8:30 PM daily. The theme is “Roar.” For more information and registration materials, contact Ron Schreckengost at 724-545-7357. VFW MEETING - There will be a special meeting for all Ford City VFW Post 4843 Life and Regular Members on Thursday, June 20, 2019 at 6:00 PM. The fo-cus of the meeting will be the hiring of a Home Association Clubroom Manager. KENNYWOOD PICNIC - Ford City will have their annual picnic at Kennywood Park on Saturday July 20. There is a deadline of June 21 for tickets. If you are unemployed, or underemployed, and would like to take your children, write to: Ford City Community Picnic, Post Office Box 223, Ford City, PA 16226. Please state how many tickets you need for children under the age of 18. Tickets will be $15 each. Bus tickets will be $8 each. Come and enjoy the day at Kennywood. For more info, call 724-763-3764. NURSERY SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS are being received by the Evan-gelical Lutheran Church Nursery School in Worthington for ages 4 and 5. Classes will be Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons. For more info, call Angela at 724-297-5600. SUMMER READING 2019 at the Kittanning Library is "A Universe of Stories"! We will be blasting off June 20th and landing August 1st. The program runs for six weeks every Thursday from 10:30 until noon. Geared toward astronauts ages K-6th grade. We have great plans. Blast off begins with our magical magician Steve Haberman. Many guests include PETE THE CAT, Jennings Environmental Center, H2Oh! on the Go! Mobile, and crafts and stories. We offer prizes and other incentives for children to read throughout our program. No membership is needed. Registration is upon arrival. Any questions, call Ms. Christina at the library at 724-543-1383. MEMORIAL GOLF CLASSIC - The Leechburg Rotary Club will hold the 14th Annual Memorial Golf Classic at Lenape Golf Resort on Friday, June 21st, 2019. Call 724- 991-6923 for information. BINGO on June 22nd at the Dayton Fairgrounds at 6:30 PM. (Doors open at 5:30) $35. Concession available. Benefits Dayton Elementary PTO. ANNUAL FIELD DAY - The Fort Armstrong Wireless Association amateur radio club will be holding it's annual Field Day event at the Outdoor Dis-covery Center at Crooked Creek the weekend of June 22-23. Amateur radio operators or interested members of the public are welcome to attend to see what our hobby is all about. Please visit http://fawa.us for more information. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL - As part of its 150th anniversary celebration, St. Luke’s United Church of Christ will host a Car Cruise in conjunction with its annual Strawberry Festival on June 22 from 4:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. The Car Cruise and Strawberry Festival will be held at the church on North McK-ean Street in Kittanning. A variety of food items will be available. Straw-berry shortcake and sundaes will be featured. Cars, trucks and motorcycles are welcome at the cruise. The first seventy-five vehicles will receive a dash plaque and a goody bag. Registration is free, but donations will be appreci-ated. Cruise vehicles should enter at the intersection of North McKean and Vine Streets. Signs will be posted. Plenty of food, fun and fellowship.

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Within the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast region, gas prices range from $2.86 in New York to $2.43 in Virginia. Statewide, the average price of gasoline in Pennsylvania is five cents cheaper this week at $2.84.

This week’s average prices: Western Pennsyl-vania Average: $2.850. Average price during the week of June 10, 2019 was $2.925. Average price during the week of June 18, 2018 was $3.091.

The average price of un-leaded self-serve gasoline in various areas:

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The national average price of gasoline is six cents cheaper this week at $2.68. This marks a con-sistent downward trend since Memorial Day, which is unusual for this time of year. Pump prices usually trickle higher dur-ing the summer months due to increased demand. However, the latest En-ergy Information Ad-ministration (EIA) report reveals that total domes-tic gasoline inventories jumped a million barrels last week, helping to push pump prices lower. Ac-cording to the Oil Price Information Service (OPIS), strong produc-tion output and increased imports have helped gaso-line storage levels grow consistently over the past four weeks.

According to the latest EIA report, gasoline de-mand reached 9.877 mil-lion b/d last week - the 6^th highest weekly count on record. Today’s nation-al average is $2.68, which is six cents cheaper than last week, 17 cents less than last month and 20 cents less than the same time last year.

At the close of Friday’s formal trading session on the NYMEX, West Texas Intermediate increased by 23 cents to settle at $52.51. Crude prices in-

creased late last week after an attack on two tankers in the Gulf of Oman. This attack heightened market fears that rising tensions could continue in the Mid-dle East and negatively impact crude oil availabil-ity. If tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, the market will likely con-tinue pushing global crude prices higher.

Before market fears in-creased, the price of crude hit its lowest point in six months last week. The drop in crude oil prices was supported by EIA re-vealing that total domestic crude inventories grew again by 2.2 million bar-rels and now sit at 485.5 million. The current level is 53 million barrels high-er than last year’s level at this time. An oversupply of crude has increased concerns that the market has a glut of oil – even as U.S.-imposed sanc-tions on Iran and Venezu-ela have worked to reduce global supply.

Motorists can find cur-rent gas prices nationwide, statewide, and countywide at GasPrices.AAA.com

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