E LOCAL RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS TH Presorted Standard ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Sunbury, PA Union County Times 17801 The Area’s Largest Weekly Newspaper! Permit No. #17 A DIRECT MAIL PUBLICATION - 23RD YEAR - NO. 28 Friday, July 10, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Mazeppa’s 4th of July Celebration Miffl inburg Native Completes By Kay Poeth exclaimed Doug Walter. “People just wanted something Assignment Aboard USS Constitution to feel good about and we all had a great time.” Organizer Clarence Roush wanted to “bring back the old tradition of carrying fl owers in the parade and them laying them on graves in the cemetery.” He also encour- aged participants to “Walk, ride bikes, horses or ponies, walk your pets…whatever you want to do to be part of the parade.” And, the townspeople came out in full support. Chairs lined the street. Lewisburg American Legion Post 182 Color Guard kicked off the parade. The Miffl inburg VFW Post 1964 and Auxiliary also participated in the celebration waving to spectators from their fl oat. Miffl in- burg Hose Company trucks rolled down the street. Patri- otic fl oats, a tractor brigade, children and their pets…the town embraced the spirit of the event wholeheartedly. At Lewisburg American Legion Post 182 Color Guard lead the the cemetery Ruth Hauger performed the National An- Mazeppa Memorial Day/Independence Day parade held on July 5. them. Dale Hauck provided special music at the ceremo- ny following the parade. “The music touched my heart the most!” stated Tina Miffl inburg, Pennsylvania, native, Navy Counselor 1st Anderson. “To all servicemen from the past, present, and Class Brandi Gemberling, bid farewell to the offi cers and crew after completing a successful 3-year tour aboard our future soldiers of all branches of service, God bless USS Constitution, June 23. you all!” Duty aboard USS Constitution is one of the Navy’s spe- Guest speaker for this year’s event was Doug Walter. “I cial programs, and all prospective crewmembers must spoke on some folks that were a part of my life in Mazep- meet a high standard of sustained excellence and inter- pa who have since passed away…Dotty and Gene John- view to be selected for the assignment. son, Bill and Nellie Aikey, Dorothy and Lester Baker “Sailors really have a way of life,” said Gemberling. and Jimmy Baumer. Folks like this have helped to make “it’s been great to learn and be a part of the history that paved the way for all of us currently serving. Tractors sporting American fl ags puttered through the town of Mazeppa the best small town in America.” Clarence Roush and Doug Walter were thrilled with the Gemberling added, “One thing I want all my sailors to Mazeppa in a show of patriotic support and community pride. know is change is okay and although you have your path The town of Mazeppa hosted an Independence Day response. “We just wanted to do something to keep the in mind, don’t forget that you have the ability to reroute Parade and Ceremony on July 5. The parade stepped out tradition going and we did!” when necessary!” at 6 pm from the center of town to the cemetery. Due For more information on Mazeppa, visit “Images of Gemberling has served in the Navy for 18 years and to the pandemic, it was a combined Memorial Day and Mazeppa PA” on Facebook. her previous duty stations include Naval Medical Center, Independence Day event. San Diego; USS Belleau Wood (LHA 3); USS Ronald “It was by far the biggest parade we have ever had in Reagan (CVN 76); Electronic Attack Squadron 140 in Whidbey Island, Wash.; and Explosive Ordnance Dis- Mazeppa! There was even a fl oat that threw out candy.” Library Off ers Chance posal Mobile Unit 6 in Virginia Beach, Va. Gemberling is a 2001 graduate of Miffl inburg Area To Win $1,000 High School. USS Constitution, is the world’s oldest commissioned Support the Public Library for Union County and you warship afl oat, and played a crucial role in the Barbary could win a $1,000 VISA gift card. Wars and the War of 1812, actively defending sea lanes Raffl e tickets are available at the library, 255 Reitz from 1797 to 1855. The active-duty sailors stationed aboard USS Constitu- Blvd., Lewisburg, starting July 1 for $5 each or 5 tickets tion provide free tours and off er public visitation to more for $20. A winner will be drawn July 31. There are only than 600,000 people each year as they support the ship’s 200 tickets remaining of the 800. mission of promoting the Navy’s history, maritime heri- All proceeds from the raffl e go toward supporting the tage, and raising awareness of the importance of a sus- library. Fundraisers like this allow the library to keep the tained naval presence. We got your floors covered! USS Constitution, is the world’s oldest commissioned doors open and continue to bring a variety of enriching warship afl oat, and played a crucial role in the Barbary programs and off erings for free to the public. 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Bobb has been named as the new execu- Library in Laurelton, make tive director of the Central Susquehanna 911 system. He up the Union County Li- assumes his duties on August 3. The 911 system serves 570-374-5787 brary System. both Snyder and Union counties. Bobb is an Army veteran who served as supervisory PA 038165 special agent working closely with emergency person- nel to coordinate responses. This experience makes him highly qualifi ed for the 911 executive director position. Bobb, a graduate of West Snyder High School, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lock Haven University. He furthered his education by receiving a master’s de- gree from American Military University.
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PSP responded to erty in Miffl inburg Borough for the sum of 172,000.00. July 11th, 9-1pm, Commons Downtown Selinsgrove the report of a 2006 Lexus RX400 damaged by a projec- Keith & Christina Helwig to Jeff rey M. Kiss property in T&D Cats 30th Anniversary Celebration tile. Anyone with information is asked to contact police Buff alo Township for the sum of 279,900.00. at 570-524-2662. July 11 & 12, noon-5pm, Penns Creek Harassment/Physical Contact 4:50 p.m. July 3, at 3660 Ned E. Jr & Mary L. Farley to Danielle L. & Kyle Hollenbach Family Reunion CANCELED E. Powers property in Gregg Township for the sum of County Line Road, in Union Township. A 17 year old 91,000.00. July 12, Kratzerville Grove is canceled. male, of Winfi eld got into a physical altercation with his First National Bank to Salvatore Mazzamuto property in 31st Annual Antiques on the Avenue Show 15 year old brother causing scratches on the side of his New Berlin Borough for the sum of 120,000.00. July 12th, 9-3pm, New Location: Selinsgrove Intermedi- face. A non-traffi c citation was fi led on the 17 year old May L. Griffi ths & Steven A. Elsayed to May L. Griffi ths ate School Bus parking lot behind school. male through District Court 17-3-02. property in Limestone Township for the sum of 1.00. Public Library Union County-It’s All Greek To Me May L. Griffi ths to Orvie W. & Marie M. Zimmer- July 15, 2-3pm, Outdoor Event ages 5-12 570-523-1172 man property in Limestone Township for the sum of Calvary Baptist Puzzle Exchange-Miffl inburg Go Ask Alice 200,000.00. July 18th, 9-12:30pm, 332 E. Chestnut St. 570-966-1883 Submit your questions Nicola & Mary Costagliola to Paul Neyer property in Annual Oren & Sally Zechman Reunion to Alice Stelter Insurance East Buff alo Township for the sum of 155,000.00. July 18th, Noon, Middleburg Firemens Field. at 570-372-0612 or alice@ Andra Dehart Robbins to David W. & Kristin Wilson stelterinsurance.com 832 N. Trust property in Kelly Township for the sum of 1.00. Shambach Family Reunion July 19th, 12:30pm, Middleburg Fireman’s Field. Please Market St. Selinsgrove, Pa Gregory O. & Michael J. & Chasity M. Ely to Robin K. 17870 Heddens property in East Buff alo Township for the sum bring Dish and/or drink to share. MJHS Class of 1966 Monthly Breakfast Respectfully submitted by of 180,000.00. Alice Stelter, B.S. Health 44 market LLC & Timothy N. Turner to Beverly J. & July 22nd, 9am, Middlecreek Cafe, Middleburg Education, Certifi ed Senior Duwayne Guelich property in Lewisburg Borough for the Public Library for Union County-Myths & Legends Advisor CSA sum of 249,900.00. July 23rd, 7-8pm, Ages 5-12, 570-523-1172 Licensed Insurance Agent Joanne K. & Andrew D. Lyons to John K. Lyons prop- Miffl inburg Hose Co. Carnival erty in Lewisburg for the sum of 1.00. July 24-25th, No parade or carnival rides. Food served Timothy J. & Chelsey A. Meyers Baumer to Michael E. Chicken BBQ Drive-Thru East Salem/Maze Question: I have had a (Medicare Supplement) In- & Lindsay R. Spurrier property in West Buff alo Town- surance, also called Medigap, now for 5 years that is ship for the sum of 250,000.00. July 25th, 11-2 or until gone. Crossroads Church Rt. 235 South. getting very expensive. A friend that also has Me- Donna J. & Elwood C. Schultz & Karon C. Ricker to digap recently switched to another company, and Mark D. Keister & Julie L. Schultz property in New Ber- NOTE TO READERS: To place events in the calendar please send them saved hundreds of dollars. lin Borough for the sum of 150,000.00. Do I have to wait until the Fall, to switch my plan to Custom Container Solutions LLC to Fairfi eld Pros- at least three weeks before the event so that we can another company, that off ers similar benefi ts for less pects Corp. property in Buff alo Township for the sum of publish it at least twice before the event. The deadline monthly premium? 553,610.00. for events is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by Cain M. & Kristen M. Showalter & Colby J.& Corrin R. space available. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Ad- Answer: You are correct that you may be able to save Zechman to Kyla R.Varney property in Lewis Township dress: P.O. Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570- hundred of dollars for identical coverage with another for the sum of 1.00. 837-0776. E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers company. Medicare is primary when you have Medi- Terry L. & Mary G. Eberhart & Mary G. Wolfe to Daniel must include area code. care Supplement insurance. Switching your Medicare B. Leraul & Sanjay M. Dharmavaram property in East Supplement (Medigap) to another Medigap carrier can Buff alo Township for the sum of 249,900.00. be done at any time of the year. Your health does matter Meredith P. Fields & Daniel Mancusi to Paula C. & when you switch from Medigap to Medigap. Medigap Kevin P. Myers property in West Buff alo Township for companies ask health questions and eligibility varies the sum of 275,000.00. Letters to the Editor from company to company. A knowledgeable Medicare Donald E. Miller & Donna L. Kenamond & Deborah Health Insurance agent that off ers many companies will L. & Bruce H. Duryea to Amy Comarnitsky & Kristof- To the Editor, be able to guide you. fer Poleshuk property in Lewis Township for the sum of While erasing history, tearing down statues, renam- Many people are confused about the enrollment time 48,000.00. ing brands, purging books, movies, and TV shows in frames. As you can see by this chart, you do not have to Heather & Troy Monday & Karen Monday to Paige E. the name of racism, we are ignoring the purging of one wait to switch. Uehling property in Miffl inburg Borough for the sum of of the most infl uential basis for racism: that being, Dar- This chart refl ects the most common examples of Me- 182,500.00. digap enrollment timeframes. Timothy J. Baumer & Chilsey A. Myers to Timothy J. winism. To be consistent, we need to “tear down” the & Chelsey A. Baumer property in West Buff alo Township remnants of Darwinism and purge the indoctrination of Medigap to Medigap (health matters) Any time of the year for the sum of 1.00. these pre-modern science ideas (ideas that came before Medigap to Medicare Advantage(HMO, PPO) Fall Enrollment for Gregory L. & Jamie L. Emery Seibert to Drew T. & scientists discovered DNA and epigenetics) from our 1/1 eff ective Hannah E. Ulmer property in White Deer Township for public schools, universities, and text books. “The late Medigap + Pace/LIS to Medicare Advantage Special Election the sum of 225,000.00. evolutionary biologist Stephen J. Gould wrote, ‘Biologi- (HMO, PPO) Periods available. Call for details. Vickie L & Kevin L. Kilgus & Lida & Michael A. DeAn- cal arguments for racism may have been common before gelis & Kelly A. & Peter C. Boaal & Kimmie L. Cass 1859, but they increased by orders of magnitude follow- Morse & James C. Morse Jr to Brian T. Kessler property ing the acceptance of evolutionary theory.’” Darwin “be- in East Buff alo Township for the sum of 190,000.00. Port Royal’s Bob Weikert Troy & Susan Smith to Jeff rey R. Delsite property in lieved that diff erent races of humans represented biologi- Hartley Township for the sum of 15,000.00. cal variations (in intelligence, moral capacity, and more) Kaskie Development LLC & Sara E. & Matthew Kaskie on which the natural selection process could work, just Memorial & All Stars July 18-19 to Dana L. Vanino property in East Buff alo Township for as it could on fi nch beaks. His conclusion of a racial hier- Originally scheduled to be headlined during the sum of 353,000.00. archy with Africans at the bottom; his projection of even- Memorial Day weekend, Port Royal Speedway’s Shawn D. & Renea D. Diamond to Michael B. & Hailey tual racial ‘extermination,’ were no stray inferences.” Bob Weikert Memorial found a new home on the R. Tubb property in East Buff alo Township for the sum “In the 1900s in America, one of the main biology text- 2020 Ollie’s Bargain Outlet All Star Circuit of of 320,000.00. books used in public schools, A Civic Biology by George Joel & Brandie J. Baron to Brian J. & Ashley C. Diggins Champions presented by Mobil 1 schedule and Hunter, taught generations of American students, based will now be featured on Saturday and Sunday, property in Union Township for the sum of 274,900.00. on Darwin’s ideas, that, At the present time there exist Brian J. & Ashley C. Diggins to Frake Asset Mgmt July 18-19. An unoffi cial precursor to the upcom- LLC property in East Buff alo Township for the sum of upon the earth fi ve races . . . the highest type of all, the ing two-day Tuscarora 50 in mid-September, the 143,500.00. Caucasians, represented by the civilized white inhabit- 2020 Bob Weikert Memorial will award a pair of Dustin & Harley D. Krieger & Steven K. Jr & Stephanie ants of Europe and America.” Darwinism has helped to $10,000 top prizes. M. Krieger & Jeremy K. & Jennifer Krieger to Steven K. foster a culture where NO lives matter. To take off on Adding an extra kick to their visit to the Keystone & Susan A. Krieger property in Miffl inburg for the sum an Orwellian quotation (“all animals are equal but some State, Tony Stewart’s All Stars will launch the of 1.00. animals are more equal than others”), the infl uence of mid-July weekend with a visit to Williams Grove Darwinism would imply that no lives matter but some Marriages: Speedway in Mechanicsburg on Friday evening, lives matter less than others. July 17. Honoring the ‘Flying Farmer’ Tommy Christine Marie Brown, Milton to Kurt Richard Schnoor, William Furman, Lewisburg Milton Hinnershitz, the Friday night showcase will award Joanna Elise Stoltz, Miffl inburg to Scott Wesley John- a $5,000 payday, also featuring the 358c.i. sprint son, Miffl inburg cars on the evening card. In addition, the Tommy Bethany Ann Bradford, New Columbia to David Lee PA State Grange Hinnershitz Memorial will be a Hoosier Diamond Hampton, New Columbia Series event for the 410 sprint cars. Anthony Wade Pentycafe, Lewisburg to Katie Lin Applauds Senate Passage Swartzlander, Lewisburg Sylvia Darlene Hackenberg, Millmont to Harold Leon Pennsylvania State Grange hailed the passage of Senate Vanatta, Millmont Bill 1182 sponsored by Senator Michele Brooks (R-Mer- Shawn Allen Smith, Miffl inburg to Chelsie Michelle cer/Crawford/Erie/Warren) which will preserve 2020 DINING GUIDE Gunn, Miffl inburg funding for PA’s County Fairs. Meghan Nicole Demers, Lewisburg to Jonathan Michael Fairs throughout the Commonwealth have been forced Warns, Lewisburg to cancel this year because of the COVID-19 virus and Timothy Yegorivich Babakov, New Cloumbia to Vera the prohibition of gatherings larger than 250 persons to (570) 374-3912 Apet, Philadelphia Pa. try to reduce the spread of the virus. This legislation Department of Health recognizes Fairs’ value to local communities fi nancially Guidelines Will Be Followed! DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY L. MENSCH, and in educating consumers about Agriculture as well as Monday Night Cash Bingo MIFFLINBURG their need of these funds. 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Aaron Reutzel 4.Kyle Larson 5.Logan Wagner 6. Williams Grove Speedway 7-3-20 Mitch Smith Me- Danny Dietrich 7. Ryan Smith 8. Brent Marks 9. Freddie Rahmer cording to the U.S. Chamber, the award not only recog- morial Sprint Car Feature (30 laps): 1. Kyle Larson. 2.Lance nizes Congressman Keller’s work in support American 10. Brock Zearfoss 11. Rico Abreu 12. Mike Wagner 13. Lucas Dewease. 3. Brent Marks. 4. Rico Abreu. 5. Freddie Rahmer. Wolfe 14. Alan Krimes 15. Kody Lehman 16. Kyle Reinhardt businesses, but working across the aisle while doing so. 6.Danny Dietrich. 7. Ryan Smith. 8. TJ Stutts. 9. Chad Trout. On receiving the “Spirit of Enterprise” Award, Con- 17. Sammy Swindell 18. AJ Flick 19. Tyler Walton 20. TJ Stutts 10. Lucas Wolfe. 11. Sammy Swindell. 12. Kyle Reinhardt. 13. 21.Tyler Bear 22. Cory Eliason 23. Robbie Kendall 24. Christo- gressman Fred Keller (R-PA) made the following state- Brian Montieth. 14.Robbie Kendall 15. Kyle Moody. 16. Tim ment: “The best form of economic stimulus—in both pher Bell. DNQ- Dylan Cisney, Kyle Moody, Billy Dietrich, Blane Wagaman. 17. Tyler Beard. 18.Rick Lafferty. 19. Brock Zear- Heimbach, Chase Dietz, Ryan Taylor, Tyler Reeser, Jared Esh, good and bad times is a steady job and one cannot be foss. 20. Anthony Macri. 21. Mike Wagner. 22. Chase Dietz. 23. pro-jobs and anti-business. Having worked in the private Drew Ritchey, Chad Trout, Robert Ballou, Justin Whittall, Steve Matt Campbell. 24. Jeff Halligan. DNQ: Logan Wagner, Steve Buckwalter, Jeff Halligan, Brie Hershey, Anthony Fiore sector for over two decades, including running my own Buckwalter, Robert Ballou, Dylan Cisney, Tyler Ross, Brett Mi- small business, before getting elected to offi ce I know URC Results- 1. Anthony Macri ($2000) 2. Dallas Schott 3. chalski, Justin Whittall, Adrian Shaffer, Kody Lehman, Nicole Jonathan Preston 4. Derek Locke 5. Josh Weller 6. Steve Buck- the importance of lawmakers support pro-business leg- Bower, Steven Downs, Troy Fraker, Doug Hammaker, Jared islation that gets government out of the way and allows walter 7. Ryan Kissinger 8. Adam Carberry 9. Chad Layton 10. Esh. Tyler Ross 11. Billy VanInwegon 12. Jake Eldrith 13. Cody the ingenuity of the American entrepreneur to grow our Fletcher 14. Tyler Brehm 15. Austin Bishop 16. Curt Michael tremendous economy.” 17. Ed Aiken 18. Joey Amantea 19. Jesse Pruchnik 20. Dave He continued, “Now more than ever, we need folks at Axxton 21. Ryan Stillwagon 22. Jake Karklin 23. Tyler Templin Metal Detecting With all levels of government that understand the role business 24. Mike Thomas. DNS- Justin Foster, Zach Newlin plays in creating the great American comeback and will work to open our economy swiftly and safely.” Chris Sciacca “I thank the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for recog- Clinton County Speedway 7-3-2020 By Kay Poeth Limited Late Models: 1. Andrew Yoder 2. Matt Cochran nizing my bipartisan work in 2019 in support American 3. Nick Erskine 4. Dan Zechman 5. Joe Lusk 6. Mike Smith businesses while in Congress and I will continue to sup- 7. Ronnie Buttenfi eld 8. Joe Loffredo 9. Tim Luben 10. Bernie Chris Sciacca from Mt. port business growth, economic development, and sen- Whiteford 11. JR Toner 12. Nick Loffredo 13. Kevin Probst 14. Pleasant Mills has discov- sible deregulation to keep America’s economy growing.” Chase Bowsman 15. Nate Smith 16. Denny Fourney 17. Caleb ered a new and interesting Whiteford 18. Mike Blazer DNS – Levi Ardery, Jarod Ivory, Matt hobby, metal detecting. “I Two Wilkes-Barre/Scranton TV Adams, Jared Ivory, Nate Smith, Doug Surra, Dan Boyd, Cody had a metal detector as a Lucas, Bob McMillen, Devin Hart, Dan Condo, Jamin Chapman kid and just played with it Stations Changing Frequencies Pro Stock: 1. AJ Stroup 2. Noah Jensen 3. A.Y. Schilling in the backyard,” he says. 4. Robert Tressler 5. Jason Smith 6. Bradly Benton 7. Rich Fye With time on his hands, Edited by Kay Poeth 8. Wayne Shaffer 9. Cory Long 10. Marc Bitler 11. Kevin VanA- Sciacca’s interest in metal Nearly 1,000 television stations nationwide have or will be mburg 12. Brad Myers 13. Brandon Moser 14. Tommy Dawson detecting was sparked after transitioning to new frequencies in phases through July 2020. 15. Tim Steis 16. Mike Benton 17. Todd Geyer, Sr. watching YouTube videos The current and fi nal transition phase includes two local TV 600 Micros: 1. Cody Hauck 2. Josh Beamer 3. Dylan An- and they soon ignited a pas- stations in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area. Viewers in the derson 4. Sierra Hauck 5. Tristan Hoffman 6. Jeff Gyuina 7. sion for the hobby. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area who watch over-the-air television Brock Puterbaugh 8. Mitch Holden 9 Bob Bogart 10. Jeffrey On a recent summer with an antenna will need to rescan their TV to continue re- Weaver 11. Bobby Sanso 12. Timmy Bitner 13. Lance Spotts morning, he was spotted ceiving these local channels. 14. John Adams 15. Tyson Mowery 16. Derek Swartz 17. Der- detecting at the Paxtonville In the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area, these are the two TV sta- mot Thompson School House. His fi nd for tions scheduled to change frequencies by July 3, 2020: WNEP- 270 Micros: 1. Jeffrey Weaver 2. Troy Whitesel 3. Quinn this particular outing was a TV (ABC 16) and WYOU-TV (CBS 22). Roberts 4. Timmy Bitner 5. Bobby Sanso 6. Kyler Stahl 7. Hunt- 1915 wheat penny. “Some TV stations across the nation are changing frequen- er Zimmerman 8. Dan Wertman 9. Dustin Roberts 10. Jerrod Sciacca makes videos of his metal detecting hunts us- cies to help make airwaves available to meet ever-growing Heil 11. Preston Phillips 12. Mathew Dixon 13. Buddy Kramer ing a camera and tripod or even his phone. He records the consumer demand for high-speed mobile broadband services, 14. Michael Holden 15. Kyle Keiper 16. Gary Keister 17. Nick detector, and the VDI (Visual Display Indicator) number such as 5G,” said Incentive Auction Task Force Chair Jean Whitesel 18. Logan Hammaker 19. JR Horwar 20. John Rob- on the screen, and even the beeping of the detector. The Kiddoo. “While the channel numbers on the TV are not chang- erts VDI number is a general indication of what the object ing, viewers who use a rooftop or indoor antenna need to res- 4-Cylinders: 1. Maddox Smith 2. AJ Hoffner 3. Michael Bor- might be before digging. can their televisions to continue receiving those channels. The ing 4. Sterling Kepner 5. Cody Cassloff 6. Kenney Courter 7. “It looks like it may be a penny. It’s 4-6 inches down,” process is the same as when viewers fi rst connected their TV Michael Luther 8. John Bowen 9. Skylar Witchler 10. Zachary are some of the commentary you might hear on his vid- to the antenna and scanned it to fi nd local channels, and the Rill 11. Eric Midler eos. You can view his metal detecting searches on You- FCC has resources to help viewers who may need assistance.” Tube under Tricky Targets. Most viewers don’t need any new devices, equipment, or Port Royal Speedway 7/4/20 “You do get a lot of junk,” explains Sciacca. “You have services to rescan their TV. By rescanning, viewers who watch 410 Sprint Car 1. Kyle Larson ($11,054) 2.Brent Marks to dig it all or you might miss out on a good target.” TV using an antenna will keep their existing channels, and 3. Rico Abreu 4. Brock Zearfoss 5. Lance Dewease 6. Lo- Sciacca believes in doing thorough research to fi nd his- may even discover new channels in their broadcast area. Be- gan Wagner 7. Mike Wagner 8. Ryan Smith 9. Kyle Rein- torical sites and old homesteads. He enjoys fi nding relics cause TV stations in the same area are changing frequencies hardt 10. AJ Flick 11. Dylan Cisney 12. Sammy Swindell and objects from the past. at diff erent times, it is a good habit to periodically rescan your 13. Steve Buckwalter 14. TJ Stutts 15. Tyler Reeser 16. However, Sciacca is always careful not to infringe on TV. Tyler Walton 17. Anthony Fiore 18. Anthony Macri 19. people or organizations. “I don’t go metal detecting any- How to Rescan Rick Laff erty 20. Danny Dietrich 21. Freddie Rahmer 22. where that I do not have permission,” he states emphati- • Press “set-up” or “menu” on the TV remote control or analog Lucas Wolfe 23. Kyle Moody 24. Jason Shultz cally. Some places have declined his off er worried about converter box. DNQ- Chase Dietz, Robert Ballou, Chad Trout, Tim disturbing their land. However, his tools are small and he • Select “Channel Scan,” “Channel Tuning,” or “Auto Search” Wagaman, Nicole Bower, Tyler Bear, Dan Shetler, Kyle leaves the area much the way it was found. in the “Setup” or “Channel” menu Smith, Jeff Miller, Drew Ritchey, Justin Whittall, Dustin Sciacca has found some unique treasures on his search- • Click “scan,” “auto-tune,” “channel search,” or “auto-pro- Baney, Curt Stroup, Ricky Dieva, Kody Lehman, Blane es. “I was metal detecting in Middleburg and I found a gram,” or other similar terminology. Heimbach, Brie Hershey 1775 King George III half-penny. That is the time of the • The TV will do the rest. The process usually takes just a few Late Model 1. Rick Eckert ($2500) 2.Colton Flinner 3. Revolutionary War. I am not sure what the half-penny minutes. Andy Haus 4. Jason Covert 5. Dylan Yoder 6. Kyle Lee was doing where I found it. It was a complete surprise to For further assistance, TV viewers can visit www.fcc.gov/ 7. Nick Dickson 8. Jim Yoder 9. Kyle Knapp 10. Trev- fi nd a 245 year old coin. It was only 3-4 inches down.” TVrescan or call the consumer help line at 1-888-CALLFCC or Feathers 11. Mike Lupfer 12. Gene Knaub 13. Gary He plans to contact the Snyder County Historical Society (1-888-225-5322) and press “6” to speak with a dedicated help Stuhler 14.Coleby Frye 15. Chad Myers 16. Shaun Jones to see if they are interested in the coin. desk representative, seven days a week, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 17. Tim Wilson 18. Dave Brouse Jr. 19. Danny Snyder 20. Sciacca has also visited R.B. Winter State Park in a.m. (EST). Jason Miller 21. Scott Flickinger 22. Austin Berry 23. Union County to do some metal detecting. He plans to Brian Booze 24. Dillan Stake return soon. “I have recently learned about the ruins of DNQ- Bryan Bernheisel, Andrew Yoder, Chad Julius, an old rail station along one of the trails. It was where the loggers would go to eat. My understanding is that the foundation is still there, so I will detect around the foundation and, hopefully, get lucky and fi nd something related to the era!” Births He has been metal detecting with permission at the A boy, Archer David Steenstra to Laura Smith and Eric Odd Fellows Orphan Home outside of Sunbury that dates David S. Bodmer DPM Streenstra of Miffl inburg on June 26, 2020 at 1:17pm at back to 1907. “I have discovered old relics from kids that The Family Place of Evangelical. Grandparents are Roger lived there,” he says. “I am not trying to get rich when I 29 N Market St ~ Suite B Of ce: (570) 213-4200 am detecting at an old facility. I like to fi nd coins and rel- and Laurie Steenstra of Lewisburg and Michele Smith of Selinsgrove PA 17870 www.BodmerFamilyFootcare.com Turbotville and Mark Smith of Lewisburg. ics that date back to the heyday of that facility.” While at the Odd Fellows Orphan Home, Sciacca found Providing quality, compassionate care of the foot and ankle A boy, Kendall Tyrel to Clatyon and Lucinda Zimmer- a 1930’s Babe Ruth promotional child’s ring, a 1935-36 man on June 21, 2020 born at home. Grandparents are Dizzy Dean Winners pendant from a Grape Nuts cereal George and Edna Martin of Miffl inburg and Ezra and promotion, thimbles, and a super ball. “I was happy to Lydia Ann Zimmerman of Miffl inburg. fi nd these relics from the past.” Depending on his agreement with the property owners, A girl, Katie Ann Wirth to Alicia Sheesley Wirth and he either keeps or shares his fi nds. “I generally off er them Eric Wirth of New Berlin on June 29, 2020 at 8:21PM at any valuables or a pick of anything that I fi nd.” Some The Family Place of Evangelical. Grandparents are Rob don’t want anything or perhaps a cash split of anything and Sandy Wirth of Middleburg, Joann and Rich Walter valuable. Once he takes his fi nds home, Sciacca catalogs of Middleburg, DeSarea and Terry Aurand of Middleburg and organizes them by facility or location. and Richard and Mandy Sheesley of Selinsgrove. Sciacca is always on the lookout for new places to visit. 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Construction is underway on the new Bio Mass Plant at the Miffl in- burg Area School District. The end result will be an environmentally friendly and cost-saving facility. The Miffl inburg Area School District is busy with a renovation project aff ecting several buildings in the district. The Bio Mass plant under construction will be used to heat 3 out of the 4 buildings in the MASD using wood chips. Air conditioning is also being upgraded and improvements to the entrances are being done. Due to the school closures this spring, the project got underway ahead of schedule and the work is progressing on or ahead of schedule. McClure Company from Harrisburg is the contractor and developer for the project. To date the foundation walls at Bio Mass building that will house the furnace, boiler, and storage for wood chips is being completed as well as the interior framing of the entrances at Miffl inburg Middle School and Miffl inburg Elementary to make the entrances secure. The piping insulation has been completed at Miffl inburg Intermediate School. Ann Glock receives a donation from Larry Construction is underway and is in progress on the structure at the Winans and Skip Kratzer of Jackass Brewing Bio Mass building. Trenching is underway for underground piping and the HVAC equipment is being installed. Company. Coming up, work will continue with the installation of rooftop Jackass Brewing Company recently made a equipment at the Middle School. Underground piping will be installed generous gift to The Green Dragon Foundation at the Elementary and Middle School. Drywall will be done in the of- (GDF) to provide Lewisburg area students with fi ce renovations and additions. enhanced educational experiences. According “On June 18, several school board members had a chance to visit the three schools that are part of the project and it goes without saying to Sara Erdley-Robinson, General Manager of that we were very pleased with the progress and the craftsmanship Jackass Brewing Company, “Our gift represents LEWISBURG – The Donald Heiter Community Cen- of the work,” said Board President Dennis Keiser. “There were four a portion of the proceeds from one of our soft ter in Lewisburg was recently presented a $500 donation do-it-yourselfers that were inspecting every aspect and asking tons of opening events held before Covid-19 mandated by The Northumberland National Bank. The contribu- questions about the work and we were very satisfi ed with the results.” tion was presented to Heiter Center board member Mike The project, envisioned by Financial Manager Tom Caruso, was closures.” She continues, “We appreciate what Glazer by J. Donald Steele, Jr. Chairman and CEO of ten years in the making. Caruso diligently researched the project and The Green Dragon Foundation does for the the Bank and Diane L. Elliot Northumberland National provided the guidance to the Board to get this project up and run- school system and our youth and wanted to sup- Bank’s Senior Vice President, Branch Administration ning. According to Keiser, “The end result will be an environmentally port their eff orts!” Business Development Offi cer. friendly, cost saving facility and with many added bonuses.” Throughout the years, Jackass Brewing Com- “One of the best parts of this whole project is the energy savings to the district, but the biggest bonus of all is the installation of the secu- pany Co-Founders/Brewers, Dr. Larry Winans The “Lifting Up rity segments that are being put in place to protect our students and and Mr. Skip Kratzer, have been very involved staff ,” explains Keiser. “Parents will notice a big change when they with the Lewisburg Area School District. Ac- enter the schools this fall with their children. I know that it will give cording to Ann Glock, GDF Executive Director, Lewisburg” Campaign them a great peace of mind to know their children are safe.” “Larry is a former GDF board member and as- The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a heavy blow to our schools sistant coach on the LAHS boys soccer team and and our students but as the country gets back on its feet, we believe Clarity Prep, Inc Skip is the former head coach of the LAHS boys that the Lewisburg Area School District can emerge stronger than ever. To that end, we want our schools to have the fl exibility and soccer team and is currently a 4th grade teacher the resources they will need for the 2020-2021 school year*. That Receives Donation at Linntown Intermediate School.” She contin- will require community support, however, as our educators and our ues, “We are so grateful that they chose to in- kids enter their brave new world where a lot remains unknown and clude GDF in their charitable giving; Lewisburg subject to constant change and new challenges. In consultation with students will truly benefi t from their generosity.” the teachers, staff and administrators in our District, your gift may be used to help with: • Purchasing PPE (Personal Pro- Rockey Auction Services tective Equipment) like masks, Your local, licensed & insured, home P: 570R538R3245 thermometers, hand sanitizer liquidation & auction professionals. [email protected] and cleaning supplies Clint Rockey – AuctioneerR License #005635 • Increasing technology options and availability for students and teachers, with a special focus REAL ESTATE PUBLIC AUCTION on supporting our students and families who are facing eco- nomic hardships right now Tuesday July 28, 2020 6:00 PM • Making modifi cations to classrooms or transportation ar- rangements to ensure the safety of everyone in the District • Supporting professional devel- Miffl inburg Bank & Trust employees donated their April Casual opment for our teachers to navi- Bankers’ contributions (for dress down Fridays) to Clarity Prep, Inc. gate and excel at remote or dis- Tellers Cindy Klose, Aminda Rodgers and Susan Lloyd presented the tance learning if that is needed check to Clarity Prep President, Dave Murray. again in the coming year Miffl inburg Bank & Trust employees donated their April Casual • Purchasing a virtual program Bankers’ donations to Clarity Prep, Inc. to take the place of the tradi- tional Link Crew curriculum at LAHS. Link crew trains a 10119 State Route 147, Sunbury, PA 17801 group of juniors and seniors to be Link Leaders, who assist fi rst Modern, rustic charm at it’s absolute best! year students to transition them to high school Saturday, July 18 @ 8:00 AM 1,200 sq ft , single story home located in a serene location. 2bdrm, 1 bath. Stunning • Other needs as determined by hardwood floors. Attached 1 car garage & add’l detached garage with workshop. Paved the District, including to ensure 112 Shipton Street, Mifflinburg, Union Co., PA drive with detached carport. Central air, oil heat. Large, designer kitchen featuring that music, art and physical edu- Real Estate (noon): Situated on a Large Borough Lot is a 3 Bedroom WELL marbled countertops, tiled backsplash, porcelain range, dishwasher and stainedRglass cation remain an integrated part MAINTAINED Brick Ranch Style Home. Living Room w/Pleasant Natural Light & Brick inlay cupboards. French doors open the kitchen to a spacious, 10’ x 32’ concrete patio & of the school day Fireplace. Modern Kitchen w/2 Built in Ovens, Countertop Stove, Dishwasher. Dining Room. 1 Gifts of any size are greatly landscaped yard designed for entertaining. Fireplace in spacious living room. Full, natural ½ Baths. Enclosed Rear Sunroom. 2 Car Attached Garage w/Cement Driveway. Lg. Cemented appreciated! Together, we are Basement. Oil Hot Water Heat. Boro Water/Sewer. Central Air. Central Vac. 2 Additional Storage wood finished basement boasts a rustic ‘man cave’ feel with fireplace. Completely united in our actions to keep our waterproofed, newer roof and recently installed new insulation throughout. Sheds. Carpet Throughout. Front Porch. Prime location in Mifflinburg. Conveniently located children safe, healthy and hap- in walking distance of businesses, schools & restaurants. Tastefully Landscaped. Beautiful views and classic, clean design make this home a must see. py! Please direct questions to Also Selling H/H Goods, Antiques, Collectibles & Tools 10% Down (Certified Funds) day of sale. Buyer may conduct testing anytime prior to sale at Ann Glock, Executive Director at annglock@greendragonfoun- Renna Mook, Owner buyer’s expense. AbsolutSold ‘Ase Is,Auction. No Guarantees. Sold ‘As Is, NoCall Guarantees or email for. Call showing, or email or for with showing, any questions. or with Attorney: Jeff Mensch, 570-966-9544 any questions. dation.org or (570) 522-8433. Thursday, July 30 @ 2:00 PM COMPLETE SERVICE From Mifflinburg travel South on SR 104, Turn Right onto Red Ridge Rd., to the Village of White Springs, Turn Left to 625 RARE & COLLECTIBLE FIREARMS, SPORTING GOODS, White Spring Rd., Mifflinburg, Union Co., PA. COIN AUCTION ART, ADVERTISING & VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES Country Real Estate (6:00 pm): Situated on a Corner Lot in White Gold & Silver Coin Auction Saturday July 18, 2020 at 8:30am Private Collection of Rare, Vintage & Collectible Guns (41), Ammo (118 Lots), Knives (42), Posters, Artwork, Advertising Items & Sporting Goods (300 Lots). Other Springs a 3 Bedroom 2 Story Sided Home. Eat-In Kitchen, Living Rm., Dining Rm., Saturday Great Collectibles Including: Noah Eby Jug, Butcher Block Hutch & Many Other Items A Great Sale, Something for Everyone!!! Don’t Miss This One! To Be Held at Family Room; Enclosed Rear Porch. Oil Baseboard Heat. Yoder’s Shed & Add’t. July 18, 2020 9:00 am The Millheim Fire Co. 103-105 North St. Millheim, PA Halfway Between State College & Lewisburg on Route 45. Preview Date Friday July 17, 2020 from 5:00 -7:00pm Storage Shed. Mifflinburg School District. A Great Investment Opportunity. Located in the Borough of Middleburg Pa. Turn off Rt.522 Vintage Collectible Items (8:30am) Also Selling H/H Goods, Collectibles, Antiques, Cars onto North Station St. (at the Middleburg Restaurant/Hotel) Noah Eby Jug; Butcher Block with Hutch; Golf Clubs; 8’ Toboggan; Sentry Safe; Coleman Camp Stove; Tyco “Command Control” Racing Set; Heated Water Estate of: Helen E. Boney Bortner Travel straight onto Caf’e Lane. To be held at Grace Covenant community Church in their Pan; Sterling Marlin Standup Posters; Rare Alexandra P.W.O. Yorkshire Regiment Drill Cane with Whistle; 1956 Hbg. Camping Calendar; Prince Albert/ Large Social Room. This Auction is from a Family owned Collection (this is the 1 st Evelyn Weikel, Executrix Chief Joseph Tobacco Fancy Framed Ad; Large Wooden Flower Boxes; Hog Slapper; John Deere Tin Bank; Tonka Truck; Vintage Radios; Antique “Seth Attorney: Mark Lemon, 570-966-3881 session from the NM. Hoard), containing some unique Gold Coins from the Perth Mint, Thomas” Clock; Hot Wheels 1965 Chevy Impala; Vintage Feed Bags & Calendars; Lionel Train Clock; Pie Racks; Guatemalan Burlap Coffee Bags; 1950’s along with U.S. Gold and Silver Coins. Platinum-Gold & Silver Coins (500+ lots) selling Slim Pickens Feed Bag; 1970’s-1990’s Penn’s Cave Antique Machinery Assoc. Shingles Dick Markel Signed; Frank Lloyd 2 Cent Stamps 1966; Italian Wrist Tuesday, August 11 @ 2:00 PM Silver Dollars, Silver Halve Dollars, Silver Quarters and U.S. Proof sets, also selling U.S. Watch; Strawberry Basket Carrier; Moosehead Beer Matchbox Semi-Truck; 1995 John Deere Tin with Model A Tractor & Playing Cards; Vintage Juicer; Currency. and more…. to see Catalogued List and photos go to Auctionzip.com ID#3834. Large Quartz Wall Clock; Pig Cutting Board; Blacksmith Tongs; Adjustable Log Splitter; Antique Black Powder Log Splitter; Durkee’s 6 lb. Cinnamon Can; From SR 45/Chestnut Street, Turn onto North Second Street, AUCTIONEERING SERVICES: Jefferson Groundhog Beverage Bottles; Grinwald Patty Molds; Coffee Maker; Chimney Hole Cover; Vintage True Blue Tobacco Can Milton PA & Other Items. then Right into Scottsdale Acres to 196 Scottsdale Drive, Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Rare & Vintage Sporting Collectibles (Approx. 9:15am) Mifflinburg, Union County, PA Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Marlin Rifl es & Shotguns 1970 Store Banner “100 yrs. Of Gun Making”; Win. Store Decal 1950’s; Rem. Store Poster 1940’s; 1977 Win./Western Calendar; : Situated on a Large Corner Lot is Jeremy Waite AU-005918 B. Rizzint USA Store Poster; Grizzly Print; Ducks Unlimited Plaque; Heileman’s Beer Sign; Coor’s Beer Buffalo Mirror; Miller High Life Mirror; Win. ‘Choice Miffl inburg Townhouse (6:00 pm) Terms: Photo ID needed for Bidder #. Cash or Good Pa. Check. First time attendees of Champions’ Poster; Rem. Metal Poster; Trapper Basket; Moose, Deer, Caribou Antlers; Moose Antler with Big Horn Sheep Art; Portable Shooting Bench; a 3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Baths Brick/Vinyl Townhouse. Kitchen selling w/Appliances. Kitchen & Dining Cash Only. Please inspect coin before buying Auctioneer does not make any Rare 1860’s Newhouse #5 Slick Pan Bear Trap, Springs Stamped; (2) Duke Bear Traps; Coon Stretchers; Large Mounted Lake Trout & King Salmon; Wooden Room w/Open Concept. Dining Room w/French Door leading onto Rear Deck. Living Room. Finished Guarantees. Doors open at 7:00am. Food Stand Provided “No Buyers Premium” To consign Ammo Boxes: U.S. Property .22 LR, Rem .218 Bee, Win. 8m/m Mauser, Win. 410, Rem. 410, Rem 22 Short, High Speed Silvadry, Federal 16 Ga.; Vintage Basement Family Room. Laundry Area. Plenty of Lg. Closets. Foyer. Carpeted Throughout. Heat your coins in our upcoming Coin Auctions call 570-541-1546 Fred Bear Bows: Whitetail Hunter, Apprentice III, Tigercat, Black Panther, Black Bear, Bearcat, Browning Micro-Adrenaline HD; 1930’s Rem. Silver Bullet Pump. Central Air. 1 Car Garage w/Macadam Driveway. New Roof. Prime location in Mifflinburg. Store Knife Display(Display Only); Fishing Items: Berkley Bait Store Poster; Falls City Minnow Can; Borden’s Worm Box; River Anchor; Carborundum Knife Conveniently located in walking distance of businesses, schools & restaurants. Sharpener, Niagara Falls; Fly Fishing Boxes; Lucky Lad Fish Hatchet; Vintage “Old Pal” Refrigerator Magnet Note Clip; Bass Trophy; Cabela’s Letort Fly Rod Also Selling ’97 Harley Davidson Motorcycle, 2006 with Hard Case(New); “Laser Black Midge” 10’ Fly Rod(New); Abu Garcia Bass Combo (New); Musky & Pike Lures; Tackle Boxes; Lead Sinkers; Ice Fishing Saab Automobile, H/H Goods & Collectibles Rod; Carved Lake Trout; Mounted Lake Trout & Salmon; Lyon & Coulson Buffalo NY Heavy Leather Shotgun & Rifl e Cases; Win. 10 Round Clip for Mod. 57, Estate of David Bowersox 52 & 75; Win. Turn Screw, Levels & Screwdriver; Vintage Pony Express Clock; Wood Duck Decoy; R.A. Litschert “Spot Shot” 20x Scope 1956; Disston Hunter Attorney: Scheib Law Firm, 570-523-3200 PUBLIC AUCTION Saw; J.C. Higgins Roller Skates; Norlund Prototype Fish Grabbers; Rare Bear Trap Setter; Clay Pigeon Thrower; Vintage Win., Rem. & Revelation Gun Oil Auctioneer: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L, 570-966-2512, Daniel King, AA-019500-L Saturday Cans; Vintage Victor Wolf Trap; Rare Fred Bear Turkey Call & Others; Rare Win. & Ithaca Wooden Shotgun Magazine Plugs; Tinker “Killdeer” Hunting Sling July 25, 2020 8:30 am. Shot; Penns Cave Sling Shot; Caldwell Matrix Shooting Rest; Ducks Unlimited Wine Set; Win. Coffee Can Full; 1950’s Leather .22 Cal. Cartridge Belt; Hubley Monday, August 17 @ 6 pm Gun Holster & Belt Decorations; Wooden Gun Cleaning Rods; Vintage Winchester Sled; 1950’s Win. & Marbles Store Countertop Display Cases; Mallard Located along Route 35 Approx. 1 mile East of Mt Pleasant Mills, 9 Thermometer; Military Targets; Rare Val-Test Hardware Keen-Kutter Lighted Clock Glass Sign 1962 and Other Great Collectibles. 4507 North Susquehanna Trail, Shamokin Dam, miles West of Selinsgrove Pa. (at #8035 Rt. 35 Mt. Pleasant Mills) Rare & Collectible Ammo (Approx. 12:00pm) Snyder County, PA REAL ESTATE Winchester: 303 Savage, 16 Ga, 38 Short, 30 Gov’t M, 12 Ga., 30 Carbine, 25-35 Win, 32-40 John Wayne, 30-40 Krag, Auxiliary Cartridge 32 S&W, 9mm Rimfire 5.9+/- Acres of Prime Commercial Real Estate 2 Acres +/- on which is situated a Brick ranch Style Home. The Home contains a Shot Shell, 270, 7.62x39mm,.22 WRF, .22 LR; Remington: 30-30, 22 WRF, .222, 45 Auto, 16 Ga, 8m/m Mauser, 410 Ga, 22 LR, 219 Zipper, 22 Hornet, 20 Ga, 16 Ga, 800 ft. of SR 15 Road Frontage large Living Room w/Fireplace, Kitchen / Dining Room, 2- Large Bedrooms, Full size 12 Ga, 22 Thunderbolt, 25-20, 30-40 Krag, 22 Hornet; Peters: 30-40 Krag, 8mm , 12 Ga, 22 LR, 35 Rem, .410 Ga; Western: 20 Ga, 22 LR, .32 Win, 16 Ga, 12 Ga, Building #1- 3,500 sq. ft. Retail Building with an additional 1,600 sq. ft. Green House.Recent Bath Room, Laundry Room/Offi ce area, and a fully cemented Basement w/ walk in 38 Special, 218 Bee, 32 Rem; P.P.U. 22 Hornet, Savage 22 Hornet, Browning 7.65mm, Marbles, Federal, HSM Police, Smith & Wesson, PMC, Hornady, and Others Improvements include 3 New High Effi ciency Heat Pump Units, Flooring and Insulation, Shingle Roof, entrance. The home has a large two car Garage connected to the house with a small Collectible Guns & Knives (Approx. 1:30pm) half bath & Well pump. 2nd Floor has an additional 1,200 sq. ft. w/double door access. Green House back porch area. The Home has many extras to include Wood-Mode Cabinets, Fire place Win. Mod 43 .218 Bee 100% Factory Orig; Win. Mod 50 Semi-Auto .20 Ga; Rem. Mod 514 .22; J.C. Higgins Mod 101.1 12 Ga.; Marlin Mod 27S Deluxe with Star w/New Roof and a 200,000 BTU Modine Propane Heater. Building #2-Two Story Storage Building in Basement, a New Hydrget Hot Water Heater, and sliding Glass door off of the dining on Tang .32-20 Cal.; Win. Mod 70 Featherweight .243 Win.; Win. Mod 67A Boys Rifl e .22 S,L,LR; Win. Mod Sportsman 48 12 Ga; Sears Ted Williams Mod 21, 12 with 1,800 sq. ft. 2nd Story w/large sliding door access. Upstairs storage with 100 sq. ft. heated offi ce. room leading to a large back yard. The Property has its own on site Well & Septic, a paved Ga; H&R Arms Co. Topper Mod 48 .410 Ga Break Open; Win. Mod 43 22 Hornet Deluxe; Win. Mod 67A .22 S,L,LR Hand Carved Stock; Movie Prop Percussion Ground Level storage 1,800 sq. ft. stall type and open with front access. Building #3-Large 1,800 driveway and plenty of road frontage. To see this valuable piece of Real Estate by Private Rifl e; Springfi eld Mod By J. Stevens Arms Co. Double Barrel .410 Ga S/S; Win. Mod 370 .410 Ga.; Rem. Gamemaster Mod 760; Browning/Win. Mod 42 “Pigeon sq. ft. Maintenance Building with 10’x10’ garage w/sprayed on Insulation. 6 Large 20 x 20 Mulch and appointment call Auctioneer at 570-541-1546. Any tests may be done on the property prior Grade” Deluxe .410 Ga.; Stevens Mod 94 Mfg. by Savage Arms Co. 16 Ga.; Rem. Mod 700 Deluxe 6mm Rem. Cal.; Daisy BB Gun Mod 94 Red Ryder Carbine; Stone Bins. Building #4- Large 1,800 sq. ft. Pole Building. Building #5- Medium Size 300 sq. ft. Out to auction date at prospective buyer’s expense. Real Estate to be offered at 12; 00 noon. Win. Mod 70 .264 Win.; Win. Mod 58 .22 S,L,LR; H&R Arms Co. Mod 1915 .28 Ga.; Rem. Mod 870 Wingmaster 12 Ga.; Sears Mod 101.40 Mfg. by Stevens Arms Building with 300 sq. ft. covered area. Well/Pump. Also selling the same day starting at 8:30 am. Antiques- Collectibles- Cub Cadet Riding .410 Ga; Rem. Mod Seven Lightweight Custom 7mm - 08 Rem.; Stock for Rem. Mod 7; Savage Arms Mod 219 .22 Hornet; Win. Mod 52 Target .22 LR Cal.; Rem. Gamemaster Mod 760 30-06 Sprg.; M1 Grand Parade/Drill Rifl e; Charles Daly Folding .410 Ga; Daisy/Heddon VL Rifl e Gold Plate Special Presentation Mod .22 Recent NEW Property Improvements: 50 ft wide entrance w/ Mower- Household Items. To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 new 12’ x 12’ culvert pipe. Painted Exterior & Interior, Flooring, Insulation, Heat Pump, Pex/PVC Estate of: Edna I. Shaff er Cal. VL Caseless Ammo; Win. Target Mod 57 .22 LR; Savage Arms Mod 340V .235 Rem Cal.; Rem. Gamemaster Mod 760 .30-06 Sprg.; Win. Mod 43 .22 Hornet; Win. Mod 54 .30GOV’T 06; Savage Mod 29 Slide Action .22 S,L,LR; Rem. Mod 700 ADL Varmit .22-250 Cal.;Marbles Salesman MSA Axe; Knives by: Remington, Plumbing, Green House Roof, Area Light, Security Camera System.Property has Great Highway Executor: Alfred L. Martin Exposure Along Route 15. OUT OF FLOOD ZONE AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Schrade, Case(Hayes Furs, Williamsport PA), Old Smoky, Skachet, Kemper Thomas, Italy, Wild Outdoors, Chicago Tool, River’s Edge, Kobalt, Frost Cutlery, NWTF; Sharpening Steels by Simmons Keen Kutter, Lee’s, H. Boker Germany, & Superior, Rough Rider, Case Halloween, Old Timer, Western USA, Ocoee River, Attorney: Yount & Hackenberg Law, 570-966-1098 Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Gerber & Others. Winchester Ice Pick; Razors by Case Brothers, W.R. Case & Sons, Tested XX, Case Mfg. Co. Little Valley, NY, Nude Rope Design Razor by the Owners: Devin & Jennifer Driggers Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Electric Cutlery Co. Newark NJ; Filet Knife, Throwing Tomahawk Mfg. by Mann Tool & Axe Co. Lewistown, PA. No Buyer’s Premium. Absentee & Phone Bids Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Accepted. See Phone Numbers & Website. Auctioneer #1911 on Auctionzip.com Questions on items call 814-404-6871 Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed For Bidder #. Owners and KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road Complete Listing & Photos Available Auctioneer not responsible for accidents McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or www.hassingercourtney.com GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Pennsylvania Hickory Syrup/Ox Dynasty LLC July 10, 2020, Union County Times -7 By Kay Poeth What’s Your Story? Pennsylvania Hickory Syrup/Ox Dynasty LLC can be By Kay Poeth found on Wednesdays at the Lewisburg Farmers Market Two feature articles popular with The Snyder County near the main entrance and at the Miffl intown Farmers Market on the second Saturday of the month. Times and The Union County readers are the Home- “People have already taken their fi rst purchase of the town Heroes series and Spotlight on Local Business. syrup home, tried it, fell in love with the taste, and come Hometown Heroes volunteer their time, talent, and back for more! We are constantly introducing new people energy in our communities in numerous ways. Their to the syrup and welcoming back returning customers,’ dedication to others is inspiring and yet they do not exclaims Drewes. seek recognition. These Hometown Heroes are de- For more information or to place an order, contact voted to helping others. The series highlights some Ox Dynasty LLC at 219 Drewes Drive, Miffl intown PA of those individuals and the organizations that they 17059, call 717-371-7029 or email: [email protected]. serve. To nominate a selfl ess volunteer, call the of- fi ce at 570-837-6065 or email at [email protected]. Please Antlerless Deer Licenses include the person’s name, the reason for the nomina- tion, and their contact information. Spotlight on Local Business showcases various busi- On Sale July 13 nesses throughout the area that advertise in our news- If you haven’t yet purchased your 2020-21 Pennsylva- Jeremy Ginder and Doug Drewes of Pennsylvania Hickory nia hunting license, now might be the time. paper. Ads allows us to continue off ering a free distri- Syrup/Ox Dynasty LLC invite everyone to taste the smoky The new license year began July 1, meaning new licenses bution newspaper that is delivered to your home each sweet deliciousness of hickory syrup. are required when hunting. And without a 2020-21 gen- week. We have showcased local businesses across the eral license, hunters are unable to apply for 2020-21 ant- readership area. In addition to Selinsgrove, we visited lerless deer licenses, which will go on sale soon. businesses in McClure, Montandon, Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania residents are given preference in applying for antlerless deer licenses, and resident hunters may ap- Miffl inburg, Mt. Pleasant Mills, and Richfi eld. The ply for their fi rst antlerless licenses beginning Monday, businesses range from insurance companies to dog July 13. kennels and from restaurants to tree farms. And ev- Nonresidents may submit their fi rst applications a week erything in between! If you would like your busi- later, beginning Monday, July 20. Resident applicants need to make checks and money ness featured in the Spotlight on Local Business or to orders payable to “County Treasurer” for $6.90 for each place an ad, call the offi ce at (570) 837-6065 for more license they seek. The fee for nonresidents is $26.90 per information. license. What is your hobby? I have reported on Miffl in- A list of participating county treasurers and their ad- burg girls who Sprinkle Kindness with their tie-dyed dresses can be found within the 2020-21 Pennsylvania Hunting & Trapping Digest, which is provided to all li- tee shirts and a metal detector hunting for treasures. cense buyers and available to view online. However, the What is inspires you? Share your talent, craft or skill Doug Drewes of Pennsylvania Hickory Syrup/Ox Dynasty LLC 2020-21 digest incorrectly lists the address for the Lu- with our readers. Send emails to: [email protected] with also attends various fairs and festivals with his oxen team. The zerne County treasurer. The correct address for sending my name in the memo line or call the offi ce at 570- ox weigh over 6600 pounds and measure 6.3 to the hip. He antlerless deer license applications to the Luzerne Coun- uses them in demonstrations and for educational purposes. He ty treasurer is 200 North River Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 837-6065 to leave a message for me. If calling, speak sponsors a Kiss the Ox booth to raise money for 4-H Clubs and 18711. slowly and clearly. Remember to include your contact donates a portion of his hickory syrup sales to the clubs as well. Applications that are incomplete or sent without proper phone and email information. The offi ce will forward Want to tempt your taste buds with a smoky sweet remittance will be rejected and returned to the applicant. the information to me. fl avor? Hickory syrup may be just what you are crav- Applications received before the Monday start of any ing. Hickory syrup is not just for drizzling over pancakes round also will be returned to sender. and waffl es! It can be used to glaze meats and fi sh, as In any WMU where antlerless licenses remain, resi- a savory dipping sauce, and it can add a hint of smoky dent and nonresident applicants may apply for a second Lewisburg Sunset News sweetness to baked beans, sweet potatoes, and carrots. license beginning Aug. 3, and a third license Aug. 17. Just think about hickory smoked bacon sizzling in your Applications during these rounds are accepted by mail only, and must be mailed with proper remittance in an skillet! Use it for grilling, as a marinade, or even and ice offi cial pink envelope, which ordinarily is provided by cream topping. the license-issuing agent at the time a general hunting Doug Drewes, owner of Pennsylvania Hickory Syr- license is purchased. up/Ox Dynasty LLC, fell in love with the smoky fl avor In most parts of the state, hunters are limited to pur- on his fi rst taste of hickory syrup and was hooked. He chasing a total of three antlerless licenses. learned that the syrup is made from the bark of the shag However, in WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D, there is no limit to bark hickory tree. Then Drewes discovered that he had how many tags a hunter may acquire until the total al- 250 shag bark hickory trees on his property in Juniata location has been exhausted. Each hunter may apply for County. He was inspired to begin his own entrepreneur- only one license per round in those WMUs until Aug. 3, Lewisburg Sunset Rotary and Community Corps when an unlimited number of applications can be sub- held the annual changeover of club leadership on ial eff orts to produce hickory syrup. mitted. Only three applications can be mailed in each Drewes heads out to the woods on his farm to hand envelope. June 29, 2020. Safely distancing at an outside lo- gather the bark. The bark is hauled out of the woods by If licenses remain, over-the-counter sales are slated to cation, Fred Teichman became the club’s 2020-21 a team of oxen. He incorporates the oxen into his opera- begin Aug. 24 in WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D, and Oct. 5 in President. In the photo Director Linda Woodward tion as well as into the name of his company-Ox Dynasty all other WMUs, though over-the-counter sales could be passes the gavel to Fred. Historically, the gavel be- LLC. aff ected by COVID-19 restrictions. State law requires antlerless licenses be issued by county longed to Fred’s late father–in-law Paul Heim, a 50 According to Drewes, the loose bark peels easily off year Rotarian with the Downtown Lewisburg Ro- the shag bark hickory tree without hurting the tree. “It’s treasurers. all renewable. The bark grows back. The tree constantly For the fi rst time this year, participants in Pennsylva- tary Club. Also in photo are Peg Bouton-President shags its bark.” nia’s mentored hunting program who are at least 7 years Elect and Hank Baylor-Director. The 2020-21 of- old can apply for their own antlerless deer licenses and fi cers were on hand for the evening but not in the After the bark is washed to remove dirt and debris, it Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) per- is roasted. The bark is simmered in water for 8-10 hours mits, which can be used to harvest antlerless deer on spe- photo maintaining appropriate distance during making a “shag bark tea.” It takes a bushel of bark and cifi c properties. In years past, mentored hunters could these diff erent times. 25 gallons of water to make a gallon of tea. After the tea harvest antlerless deer, but only if their hunting men- Offi cers for the coming year include: is then fi ltered, it is sweetened with organic cane sugar tor held a valid antlerless license or DMAP permit and President, Fred Teichman; President-elect, Peg Bou- and then cooked in a stainless steel kettle for another 2-3 transferred the permit to the mentored hunter following harvest. Mentored hunters under 7 cannot apply for their ton; Directors – including both Club and Commu- hours to produce the delicious hickory syrup. nity Corps members: Hank Baylor, John Kador, Hickory syrup is not to be confused with maple syrup. own antlerless tags and must continue to receive them by transfer. Mary Marshall, Karen Teichman, Rick Wible and Hickory syrup is actually made from the bark of the shag As is the case with hunting licenses, mentored hunters bark hickory trees and is cooked down while maple syr- Linda Woodward. over 7 must have valid mentored hunting permits before Lewisburg Sunset Rotary includes Rotary members up is made from the sap of maple trees. Hickory syrup applying for antlerless licenses or DMAP permits. Qual- has a unique smoky fl avor that comes from the minerals ifying mentored hunters may purchase no more than one and essential volunteers in the related Community and color from the underside of the shag bark hickory antlerless deer license. Corps. Together, the teams work together as one, tree. Unlike maple syrup, there are no hoses or taps re- supporting community needs. quired to collect sap. Hickory syrup is only made by a small number of arti- Susquehanna Garden Club sans in the United States. “There are only 5 people in the United States that make hickory syrup. One in Kentucky, Announces Scholarship Winners Indiana, and West Virginia. There are two in Pennsyl- Each year the Susquehanna Garden Club provides vania…and I am one of the two,” says Drewes proudly. scholarships to local high school graduates who will be “Each artisan has their own blend and technique for continuing their education in studies related to garden EVER AFTER MONUMENTS, LLC making syrup. And, each tree has its own unique char- club activities and interests. This year the club awarded acteristics.” scholarships to Kylie Bucher of Selinsgrove Area High It took Drewes 8 years to perfect his recipe. In Novem- School and Cade Balestrina of Shikellamy High School. ber 2019, he launched his company Pennsylvania Hick- Bucher will be majoring in biology at the University of ory Syrup/Ox Dynasty LLC and the sale of his hickory Pittsburgh and Balestrina will be studying environmen- syrup. There are three fl avor options: light, medium, and tal science at the United States Military Academy West 200 EAST MAIN ST., MIDDLEBURG Point. Also, the club sponsors individuals for scholar- dark. “I invite everybody to come and taste a piece of ships through the Garden Club Federation of Pennsylva- Americana,” says Drewes. nia. Mariah Noll of Midd-West High School was honored with the Lois Dupre’Shuster Award. She will be studying PUBLIC AUCTION environmental science at the University of Delaware. In addition, for a third year, Emma Butzler of Jersey Shore - CUSTOMIZED & TRADITIONAL STYLES Friday, July 17, 2020 @ 5:00 PM has received the Dorothy A. Hermani Scholarship. But- - MONUMENT LETTERING 19426 Route 522 S., Beaver Springs, PA 17812 zler is an environmental science major at Marist College. (Next to Hair Express) Among the purposes of the Garden Club is to pro- CALL 570-541-9063 Parking In Rear of Building mote interest in gardening and horticulture, to aid in the TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT Local Garage Lot, Tools, protection and conservation of native plants and birds, and to encourage youth gardening. Scholarship support Collectibles, Misc. of continuing education is enabled by fundraising events See Auction Zip For Full Listing & Photos throughout the year. For information on the Susquehan- Seating - Lunch Stand - Rest Rooms na Garden Club contact Diane Lengle (570) 966-1783. Auctioneer: Dawn E. Miller AU-001695-L Phone: 570-765-0107 Auction Company and Owners Not Responsible For Accidents Must Follow CDC Guidelines PUBLIC AUCTION Face Masks Recommended Saturday, July 25, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. Located at 2808 Kratzerville Road, Winfi eld, PA 17889. From Route PUBLIC AUCTION 522 take Route 204 North, travel 4 miles, turn right onto Kratzerville Saturday Road and travel 1/2 mile to auction on left back lane. August 1, 2020 8:30 am. TRACTORS & FARM MACHINERY Located in the Village of Globe Mills Pa. (3- miles East MF 275 Diesel Tractor w/Cab, 8 Suitcase Weights; Oliver 1900 Diesel Tractor; Wednesday, July 15 @ 3:00 pm of Middleburg Pa.). Turn off Route 522 onto Globe Farmall M; Farmall H w/Loader; Set of Cultivators For Farmall H or M; Farmall From SR 45 (Chestnut Street) Turn onto North Third Street, Turn onto Lemon Mills Road (at the Middleburg Livestock auction Barn). A; TO 20 Ferguson Tractor; Ford Diesel English Made Tractor; Ford Major Lane, Turn Left onto Ward Way to 11 Ward Way, Miffl inburg, Union Co., PA. Travel approx... 1 mile to auction site on the left, at #827 Globe Mills Rd. Diesel w/Backhoe; 1962 Ford F750 Fire Truck Tanker w/650 Gal. Pump Tank; Real Estate (6:00 pm): 3 Bedroom Modern Bi-Level Sided House. Real Estate 2008 Friesen 16’ Flat Bed Trailer; Oliver 35 Combine w/Extra Head; MF 3 Pt. 4x16 Bottom Plows; 3 Bottom Trailer Plow; 3 Pt. 2 Bottom Plow; 12’ Transport H/H Goods, Collectibles, Toys, & Tools: A nice Country setting consisting of 3.25 acres on which is situated a Disk; Sm. Oliver Double Cultipacker; Brillion 12’ Cultipacker; 3 Section Drag Ranch Style Home containing a large Living Room, Kitchen w/ Dining Frigidaire 6 cu. Chest Freezer; Kenmore Side-by-Side Refrigerator; Kenmore 30” Harrow; Vicon 3 Pt. Fertilizer Spreader; Field Sprayer; Ford 3 Pt. 2 Row Corn Stove; Glass Front Corner Cupboard; 3 pc. Bedroom Suite; Twin Beds; Bookcases; Room, 3- Bedrooms, Full Size Bathroom and a nice sized Family/Sun Planter; 10 Disk Grain Drill w/Grass Box; Woods Zero 121 10’ Off Set Pull Type Room. The Home has a Fully Cemented Basement with a Full Size Kneehole Desks; Computer Table; Sony Flat Screen TV; Kenwood Stereo w/ Rotary Mower; Hesston PT 10 Haybine; Ford 3 Pt. Sickle Bar Mower; NI Side Speakers; Oak Pedestal Dining Table; 6 Chairs; Microwave Stand; Blue Uph. Kitchen, Sewing/Offi ce Room and A large Storage Room. The Home has Delivery Rake; Old Hay Loader; McCormick 46 Baler; Hesston 5400 Round Central Air, Central Vac, is heated with an Oil Hot Water Furnace and has Recliner & Chair; Futon; Chest of Drawers; Wooden Ironing Board; Kochler & Hay Baler; NI Hay & Grain Elevator; Aluminum Elevator; Flat Bed Wagon w/ Silver Top Beer Tray; Metal Serving Cart; Shark & Dirt Devil Sweepers; Cookware; a large newly Installed Deck/Patio Area. On the Property is a large 2-Car Running Gear; Hay Wagon w/Wooden Sides; Running Gear; 3 Pt. Bale Spear; Garage w/ Two Overhead Doors, Attached Workshop and an unattached Bakeware; Nasta; Fiesta Plates; Milk Glassware; Pressed Glassware; China; Pink Flail Chopper; NH 616 1 Row Chopper; NI Ground Driven Manure Spreader Depression Plates, Cup/Saucers, Sugar/Creamer; Green Depression Measuring 16’x24’ One Car Garage w/ Fully Cemented Driveway In Front. Located in Needs Work; Snowlander Model 610 3 Pt. Snowblower; 3 Pt. Scraper Blade; the Large Back Yard is a 10’ x 15’ Yoder Barn and a Storage Shed to the Cup; Etched Stemware; P.H. Benfer & Sons, New Berlin Milk Bottle; Snowplow; 3 Pt. Post Hole Digger; Old Stationary Hammermill; Power Take- Kerosene Lights; Glass Cake Stand; Tea Pots; Purple Frosted Pitcher & Tumbler Rear of Property against a Small Wooded Lot. The Home has its Own Well Off Corn Sheller; 1 & 2 Hole Corn Shellers; (4) Grain Cleaners; Cyclone and Septic and a Nice Front Porch. To see This Move-in Ready Home Set; Marbles; Cast Iron Fry Pans; Wooden Nail Keg; Lionel Engine 20, 1666; Seeder; Potato Plow; Fuel Tank On Stand; (2) Old Forges; Cement Mixer; Lionel Line Cars; Penn Central Train; Union Pacifi c Train; O Gauge Track; Train by Private Appointment Call 570-765-2048. Property Offered at 12:00 Snow Fence; Platform Scales; Assortment Of Rolls Of Wire Inc. Barbed Wire; Noon. Any tests may be done on property at prospective buyer’s expense Accessories; HO Tyco Train; Rubber Toy Soldiers & Animals; Old Farm Gate; Old Feeders; Round Bale Feeders; Lg. Assortment of Gates; Chicken Crates; Wings of Texaco Planes; Nylint GMC 18 Wheeler; Western Auto & Tonka Trucks; prior to auction date. Real Estate to be offered at 12:00 Noon. Terms 10% Old Table Saw; Hand Drill Press; Electric Chain Hoist; Shotgun Reloader; Belt down balance due within 60 days. Also selling the same day is a 2016 Tonka Scraper Excavator Pan; Tonka Car Carrier; Grader/Elevator; Ertl; Convair Sander; Jig Saw; Wood Lathe Tools; Hand Tools; Buck Saw; (4) Cast Iron Bath R3Y-1; Tudor Soccer Metal Game; 2 Metal Service Center Elevator to Roof Parking SUV, Guns, Ford Tractor, Guns, Jewelry Tools and Household items. Tubs; (4) Butcher Kettles; Old Doall Meat Band Saw; 6 Qt. Lard Press; Beam To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Station; Ryerson Truck; Winross AHF Trucks; Winchester Belt Buckles; Remington Scales; Camelback Trunk & Other Items of Interest. Hunting Knife; Barbie Dolls; Records; Totes; Snow Shoes; Silverware; 18 Spd. Mt. Estate of: Kenneth E. (& the late Marjorie “Toot”) Loudy TERMS: Cash or PA Check LUNCH STAND Sport Roadmaster SX Bike; Garden Wagon; Metal Saw Horses; Lawn & Garden Executor: Donald L. Aucker OWNER: Harry Leitzel Tools; Bushel Baskets; Lawn Ornaments; Bird Bath; Sprayers & Much More. AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: AUCTIONEERS: Jean M. Lee, Owner Tim L Kline AU-002998-L ROGER A. LAUVER DEAN E. LONGACRE Attorney: Mark Lemon, 570-966-3881 Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 #AU-002634 DAVID MARTIN Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L 1217 Littletown Road Auctioneers Note: This auction contains a nice variety of items in very clean condition. • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Complete Listing & Photos Available Guns sold at 11:00 followed by Auto, Tractor, and Mower. Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. 570-374-3793 Photo ID needed for Bidder #. Food Stand Provided. “No Buyers Premium” auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or OWNER AND AUCTIONEERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 8- Union County Times, July 10, 2020 Items For Sale At Public CARES Act Gives Scratching Post Cat Library For Union County Additional Funding SUMMIT Early Learning, Inc. has received funding through the Cafe’ Receives Donation Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. These funds will support Head Start services to low-income children under the age of 5 in Miffl in, Snyder, and Union Counties. Nationally, $750 million has been designated for Head Start pro- grams to support preventative, preparedness, and response activities related to the coronavirus through the CARES Act. To support low- income children who have experienced a disruption of services dur- ing this time, programs will provide supplemental summer Head Start programs as they are able. Funds will be released directly to all 1,600 Purchase unique items including jewelry, art, gift baskets and local Head Start and Early Head Start programs, including tribal pro- more in the lobby at The Public Library for Union County, 255 grams, in every state and territory beginning this week. Reitz Blvd., Lewisburg. “We know that investing in programs that use a whole family ap- “Because we were unable to have the auction back in March proach to learning and development can be pivotal to the success of due to COVID-19, we decided to have a sale of the donated children and families,” said Lynn Johnson, assistant secretary for the items in the lobby,” said Don Adams, Board President. “We Administration for Children and Families. “During this pandemic, it hope everyone will drop by and participate.” is important to support programs that enrich and enlighten children, Between July and December, over 150 hand-crafted items, families, and communities as they work towards their goals and make collectibles and more will be featured in the library’s display concentrated eff orts to improve their future post the pandemic.” cases with new items swapped out each month. Everything SUMMIT Early Learning plans to use the CARES Act funding to will be sold on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis. provide critical support to enrolled children and families. “During “This is a great opportunity to raise funds for the library and this crisis, we have continued to provide support to our Head Start for the public to walk away with some really unique pieces, and Early Head Start families, including virtual learning activities for generously donated by patrons and local businesses,” said Di- parents and children, virtual social events, mental wellness support, and connection to community resources,” said Doug Bertanzetti, ane Elliot, senior vice president and branch administrator of SUMMIT Early Learning Executive Director. We are also training all Northumberland National Bank and co-chair of the auction. of our staff in additional health and safety practices as we prepare to All proceeds from the event are used to augment the col- reopen our classrooms in the fall.” lection of books and materials available for the community to The SUMMIT Early Learning Head Start summer programs will borrow at the Public Library for Union County in Lewisburg. provide a full range of comprehensive services to the extent possible, Items up for sale are available to preview online at Union- with a focus on preparing children for the coming school year. It will CountyLibraries.org/LobbySale, and displayed during regular also support children in getting up to date on the medical, dental, and business hours. For more information, call the library at 570- other follow-up services they need to succeed in school. 523-1172. Learn more about SUMMIT Early Learning Head Start at https:// The Public Library for Union County in Lewisburg along summitearlylearning.org. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @ with Herr Memorial Library in Miffl inburg and The West End summitearlylearing. Library in Laurelton, make up the Union County Library Sys- SUMMIT Early Learning is currently recruiting children and fami- Downtown Lewisburg offi ce manager, Mi- tem. lies for fall enrollment. Contact us at 570-966-2845 or enrollment@ summitel.org. chelle Huey, presented the check to Arion Find additional information about Head Start programming spe- Moser, a representative from The Scratching Ten $1,500 cifi c to this public health crisis on the Early Childhood Learning and Post. Knowledge Center website: https://eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/coronavirus Miffl inburg Bank & Trust employees donated Scholarships Awarded their March Casual Bankers’ contributions (for The Miffl inburg Area Community Scholarship Trust award- dress down Fridays) to The Scratching Post Cat ed ten $1,500 scholarships to graduates of the Miffl inburg Area Wynding Brook Café in Lewisburg, PA. School District who are currently attending college. These scholarships are in addition to the graduating high school Retirees League senior scholarships totaling $43,000. The candidates had to Standings as of July 1, 2020 complete at least one year of college with a GPA greater than American Conference 3.0. They also had to have at least one semester of college and/ Place Won Lost or graduate school remaining before they earn their degree. 1 R Allen - Klein 7 2 The scholarship winners are as follows: Representing the T2 Shellenberger - Steinbach 6.5 2.5 Miffl inburg Class of 2014 is Katherine Sullivan who is attend- T2 Neuer - Neuer 6.5 2.5 ing Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine. Katelyn 4 D Allen - Fritzges 6 3 Sheesley is enrolled at Widener University and graduated from 5 Neuhard - Reynolds 5.5 3.5 Miffl inburg in 2015. Three members from the Class of 2017 re- 6 Fama - Rupert 5 4 ceived scholarships. They are Grace Alexander and Caroline T7 Day - Roth 4.5 4.5 Benfer, both attending Juniata College and Andrew Cooney T7 J Hans - Hockenbrock 4.5 4.5 matriculating at Susquehanna University. Five 2018 graduates T7 Bower - McRoberts 4.5 4.5 st were awarded scholarships. They are Tyler Bailey – Blooms- 10 Houser - Mausteller 3.5 5.5 31 Annual burg University, Nolan Beck – DeSales University, Zane Pat- T11 Frey - Troutman 2.5 6.5 terson – Bucknell University, Melanie Rakerd – Messiah Uni- T11 Batman - Callenberger 2.5 6.5 Antique Show versity, and Colette Southerton – Misericordia University. T11 Babcock - Houseknecht 2.5 6.5 The majors of the graduates included Accounting, Biomedi- 14 Lawver - Meckley 2 7 Antique Vendors cal Engineering, Digital Forensics, Environmental Science, National Conference On-Site Lunch Stands Medical Imaging, Nursing, Pre-K and Special Education, and 1 Z Fisher - Knouse 7.5 1.5 Veterinary Medicine. 2 Boatman - Laidacker 7 2 th The Miffl inburg Area Community Scholarship Trust scholar- 3 Dooris - Harris 6 3 Sunday,July 12 ships are available to any Miffl inburg Area High School senior T4 Rupert - Temple 5.5 3.5 and graduate that plan to continue their education at a post- T4 Knarr - Ryan 5.5 3.5 9am - 3pm secondary institution. Selection committees review the name- T6 Aunkst - Bachman 4.5 4.5 Selinsgrove Area Intermediate School Parking Lot less applications and awards scholarships based on application T6 R Fisher - Zimmerman 4.5 4.5 301 18th Street • Selinsgrove, PA 17870 merit. Any individual or business interesting in sponsoring T6 Dupes - Scampone 4.5 4.5 or donating to the Miffl inburg Area Community Scholarship 9 Strosser - Talhelm 4 5 Trust, Inc. should contact M.A.C.S.T., Inc. at 1900 Dietrich 10 LaRoche - Latsha 3 6 Road, Miffl inburg, PA or call 570-966-2189. Additional infor- 11 Andrews - Peterman 1.5 7.5 mation can be found at www. MACST.org. 12 D Hans - Moser 0.5 8.5 HOT DEALS THIS MONTH AT HOOVER JULY 2020
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