E LOCAL RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS H T Presorted Standard ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Sunbury, PA Snyder County Times 17801 The Area’s Largest Weekly Newspaper! Permit No. #17 A DIRECT MAIL PUBLICATION - 23RD YEAR - NO. 31 Friday, July 31, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Selinsgrove District Welcomes Farmer’s Market Selinsgrove Street Festival & Produce Vouchers New Superintendent For Union/Snyder County Halloween Parade Cancelled By Kay Poeth Edited by Kay Poeth To be eligible, individuals must be 60 years of age or The Selinsgrove Projects, Inc. (SPI) has cancelled two On July 11, the Selinsgrove older by December 31, 2020 and have an income that popular events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 42nd Area School District wel- does not exceed $23,606 per year for a single person Annual Selinsgrove Market Street Festival scheduled for comed Dr. Frank Jankowski or $31,894 for a household of two. Eligible individuals September 26 and the annual Halloween Parade set for Oc- as new Superintendent lead- can obtain applications at any of the Senior Centers in tober 20 are the latest events to be cancelled. ing the district. He looks Union/Snyder County, Ards Farm Market, Route 45, Current guidelines restrict outdoor gathering to under forward to the challenge Miffl inburg; Lewisburg Farmer’s Market; Whispering 250 attendees. According to SPI president, Malcolm Derk, and the rewards of his new Pines Market, Mt. Pleasant Mills; and the website for both of these popular events, attract thousands of people position within the district Agency on Aging (usaaa17.org). Once the application is to Selinsgrove. The Market Street Festival alone annually after serving for the past received by the agency, they will be sent via U.S. mail to attracts over 10,000 visitors. The board felt canceling the two years as Assistant Su- the recipient. Each eligible individual receives four $6.00 events was the responsible thing to do to help protect the perintendent. Dr. Jankowski checks to spend throughout the season. Vouchers may be health of our citizens and prevent the spread of the virus. comments on it his positiv- redeemed from June 1 through November 30, 2020. Earlier this year, SPI also canceled their largest fundrais- ity and excitement to be in For additional information contact the Union/Snyder ing event, the 13th Annual Hops, Vines & Wines Festival. Dr. Frank Jankowski assumed Carol Handlan, SPI vice president and co-founder/co-chair the leadership role as Superin- a position to lead within the Agency on Agency, Inc. at 570-524-2100 or (570) 374- Selinsgrove Community: 5558. of the brewfest, stated, “None of us wanted to see these tendent of the Selinsgrove Area cancelations; it is a tremendous loss for our citizens and School District on July 11. “It is with great enthusi- asm that I look to lead the businesses in Selinsgrove.” Selinsgrove Area School District as its Superintendent. The cancellations will impact the SPI, a nonprofi t organi- Movies By Moonlight zation, whose mission is to promote the economic growth, While the responsibility can appear to be quite daunt- By Kay Poeth ing right now, the ability to work with our community cultural vibrancy, natural resources and unique character is something that I am really excited about. Long before and heritage of downtown Selinsgrove. Monies raised dur- The Campus Theater in Lewisburg is hosting “Mov- ing these fundraisers support SPI’s façade grant program, my time as Assistant Superintendent within the district ies by Moonlight” at Hufnagle Park. Admission is free. the past two years, I knew Selinsgrove was a desirable maintaining the streetscape, the town clock, and the Selin- Showtime is 8 pm in the park. Bring your lawn chairs sgrove Commons park. place to be. We have many opportunities, both academic and blankets. Remember to follow CDC guidelines. The and extra-curricular, for students. It is quite common for outdoor movie series is sponsored by the Woodcock our community to demonstrate success in a variety of Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts. Blood Drive Sponsored By venues. My two years in the district thus far have only The Monday night movies feature: Aug 3- The Wizard solidifi ed my perspective on this district and community. of Oz, Aug 10- Back to the Future, Aug 17-The Muppet Katie Evans For The 85th Certainly, that is not to discount the need to continue to Movie, Aug-24- Jurassic Park , Aug 31- Shrek, Sept 7- By Kay Poeth identify areas where we can work to improve. Field of Dreams, Sept 14-An American Tale: Fievel Goes The topic of high importance right now is exactly what West, Sept 21- Mamma Mia and Sept 28-The Money Pit. With the American Red Cross sounding the alarm for the reopening of schools will look like next month. Stu- blood donations, the campaign staff for Katie Evans for the dents, families, and staff can be sure that we will be eval- 85th is stepping up to sponsor a blood drive to help replen- uating the proper balance of traditional normalcy with ish supplies. safety. It is imperative that we listen to all perspectives COVID-19 has caused the cancellation of tens of thou- and work toward an approach which provides fl exibil- sands of blood drives in schools and businesses, which has ity to all stakeholder groups involved. Thankfully, our left many parts of the country with less than one day’s sup- families have provided much valuable feedback by par- Dynamic Wings ply of some types of blood. ticipating in recent surveys pertaining to the reopening Donors young and old are needed to supplement the of schools. The data from those surveys will serve to di- blood supply. Dependable lifetime donors are vital. First- rectly inform our decision-making while also ensuring time donors are welcome and young donors are encour- our decision is what Selinsgrove desires. Food Truck aged to embrace this way of giving back to the community. As a leader within the school district community, it “There is an urgent need for blood right now. Please join is my goal to work with students, staff , and families to Open 7 days a week me in saving a life,” says Katie Evans. foster an environment where students can connect with Please join together to make this drive successful by giv- the school district and work toward maximizing their po- ing blood with an added benefi t from the Red Cross of test- tential.” Fresh Produce ing for coronavirus antibodies as well. It’s not a red or blue thing, it’s simply the right Available thing to do. The American Red Cross Now! Blood Drive will be held on My Office July 31 from 1-6 pm at Faith Lutheran Church located at 10AM - 8PM 2349 Old Turnpike Road in Pick Up & Free Lewisburg. The blood drive Upgrade! is by appointment only. 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SNYDER COUNTY TIMES Chicken BBQ MACC Beaver Springs No meat dish provided. Bring a dish to share and your Aug. 1st, Pre-Orders and Limited day of. 570-658-2276 own table setting. Following lunch, there will be games DIGITAL EDITION Chicken BBQ sponsored by Masonic Hall Selinsgrove of corn hole, washers, volleyball and others available for WEEKLY E-NEWS August 1st, 9- til sold out. 105 S. Market St. competition. The evening will end with a display of fi re- GO TO OUR WEBSITE: Free Take Out/Pick Up Dinner to the Community works at 9:45 pm, weather permitting. Bring your lawn August 1st, 11-1pm, Wesley Church, Rhoads Ave. Selin- chairs for relaxing. thesnydercountytimes.com sgrove. Baked Ziti. Order Pickup only by 7/23 570-374- Happy Birthday to Denny Walter who celebrates his Click on Weekly E-News for our latest editions 8015 special day on August 2. THIS IS JUST A PREVIEW OF WHAT Selinsgrove Farmers Market every Saturday Middleburg News WE ARE WORKING ON! August 1st, 9-1pm. Commons Downtown Selinsgrove The Middleburg Kiwanis are hosting their 6th Annual Selinsgrove Farmers Market every Saturday 5K Walk/Run on Saturday, August 8 beginning at the August 8th, 9-1pm. Commons Downtown Selinsgrove Middleburg Carnival Grounds. Registration opens at 7 West Snyder Class of 1965 Breakfast-Beaver Springs am with the run stepping out at 8 am. Awards will be giv- August 10th, 8:30am, Vinces Family Rest en for overall male and female plus the top 3 in each of Table of Grace Food Bank, Mt. Pleasant Mills 9 diff erent age groups. The $25 pre-registration includes August 11th, 10:30-12:30 & 5-6pm, Emmanuel UMC a tee shirt if postmarked by August 3. Applications are Info: Tuesdays at 570-539-8915 9-1pm. available on the Middleburg Kiwanis 5K Facebook page. Free Community Dinner Port Trevorton Registrations are also being accepted the morning of the August 13th, 5-7pm Hope UMC Fellowship Hall race. Grace Covenant Hillbilly Food Festival Beavertown Rescue Hose Co Happy Birthday to Leta Doersam who will be serenad- Aug. 13-14th, 4-8pm, Aug. 14th, Noon-8pm, Possum ed by the Birthday Song on August 1. Community Church Hollow Park, 222 South Sassafrast St. Behind Fire Co. 38 is looking mighty great to Deline Hassinger who NOTICE will be Princess of the Party on August 5. NOTE TO READERS:++ Grace Covenant Community Church is hosting an Out- To place events in the calendar please send them at least door Family Movie Night on Friday, July 31 beginning three weeks before the event so that we can publish it at 8:30 pm. The featured movie is “Peter Rabbit.” Free Outdoor at least twice before the event. The deadline for events popcorn, icees, and drinks will be served. Bring your is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by space avail- lawn chairs and blankets to 99 Café Lane in Middleburg. able. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Address: P.O. Kissimmee News MOVIE NIGHT Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570-837-0776. Trena and Noble still have the look of love in their eyes E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers must include as they stroll down 53 Anniversary Avenue on August 5. area code. Keep on smoochin! FRIDAY, JULY 31ST Beavertown News Former Midd-West art teacher, Cindy (Bachman) Krebs 8:30 PM For a Family has recently opened Leslie’s Closet, an upscale women’s Movie Night! used clothing boutique, also features shoes, handbags, Births and accessories. Located at 325 Market Street in Lewis- Bring your families out to the front burg, the shop is open Monday-Friday from 10 am- 4:30 lawn at Grace Covenant Community A girl, Makenna Louise to Amanda Sidler Hockenbrock pm and on Saturday from 10 am – 4 pm. and Adam Hockenbrock of Kratzerville on July 19, 2020 Get well wishes to Gannon Treaster who suff ered two Church, 99 Cafe Lane, Middleburg, at 12:50am at The Family Place of Evangelical. Grand- broken bones in his leg during a mishap while at football “Peter Rabbit” will be shown, and parents are Neil and Laurie Hockenbrock of Winfi eld and practice. It will be a while until Gannon is dancing the John and Susan Sidler of Shamokin Dam. Bunny Hop. In the meantime, he will have to cheer the popcorn, icees and drinks will be Mustangs on from the sidelines. served. Everything is free! A girl, Piper Sue Bolig to Darian Leister Bolig and Aaron Beaver Springs News Bolig of McAlisterville on July 16, 2020 at 6:14am at The Rescue Hose Co. #20 is hosting a Hillbilly Food Fes- Just bring your lawn chairs/blankets Family Place of Evangelical. Grandparents are Pamela & tival on August 13-14 from 4-8 pm and on August 15 and come out for some fun Brian Kerstetter of Mt. Pleasant Mills, Sabrina and Dan- from noon- 8 pm. Come and enjoy your favorite carnival iel Kepner of Miffl intown, Ellen Wendt and Bruce Bolig food and Rescue Hose specialty foods. Eat a socially dis- family time together! of Mt. Pleasant Mills. tanced tables or take-out. McClure News Call 570-837-5809 for more information. A girl, Olivia Claire Bilger to Danielle Christensen Bilg- McClure Night Out will be held at Station Park on er and Cody Bilger of Middleburg on July 4, 2020 at 2:05 Tuesday, August 4 from 5:30-8:30 pm. am at The Family Place of Evangelical. Grandparents are The 25th Annual Golf Tournament at Lost Creek Golf Rodney and Beth Bilger of Middleburg, Diane Easton of Club will be held on August 15 beginning at 9 am. The St. Catharines, Ontario and Barry Christensen and Sheryl Four Person Scramble is $65 for non-members or $50 Morley of Welland, Ontario. for members. Prizes will be awarded for Closest to Pin, Straight Drive, Putting Contest, and Door prizes. The A boy, George Henry Duperon to Jennifer Filanowski Lost Creek Golf Tournament is held in memory of Rich Duperon and Matthew Duperon of Selinsgrove on July Shilling. Proceeds benefi t the McClure Veterans Memo- 23, 2020 at home in Selinsgrove. rial Community Pool. For more information, call Soot at 570-850-8262 or Lost Creek Golf Club at 717-463-2540 A boy, Kyler Weston Ruch to Ashley Renee Edmiston- for tickets and hole donations. Registration Deadline is Ruch and Shane Allen Ruch of Selinsgrove on July 23, August 12. 2020 at 6:51am at The Family Place of Evangelical. Selinsgrove News Grandparents are Ralph & Lori Ruch of Selinsgrove and Jamie Ernest is rocking and rolling at Bandstand 66! Vincent and Diane Edmiston of Middleburg. The party gets started on July 30. On Tuesday, August 4, Summertime at the Gazebo concert series will host Achording to Dad from 6:30-8:00 pm. Concerts are held at the Commons, Market & Pine Streets in downtown Selinsgrove. Social distancing and Middleburg Auction masks are required; however, masks may be removed when seated. If it rains, concert will be cancelled. ic Creations The following items were sold on July 28, 2020 On Thursday, August 6, The Rudy Gelnett Summer Mixed: $100 to $220 by the Ton; Oats: $4.75 by the Music Series in Selinsgrove sponsored by Selinsgrove Bushel; Calf: $5 to $220 per hundred; Fats: $57 to $111.50 Projects, Inc. (SPI) will feature the Ann Kerstetter Band. Also Street of Shops “Downtown” Booth #311 by the Ton; Cow: $22 to $72 per hundred; Bull: $68 to The Thursday evening concert series be held on the We will do special orders for Wood $96 per hundred; Feeder: $20 to $120 per hundred; Hogs: Commons from 6:30-8:00 pm. Social distancing will be Crafts, Commissions & Repairs. $30 to $65 per hundred; Pigs: $5 to $55 per head; Sows: practiced and attendees will be expected to wear mask $4 to $37 per hundred; Sheep: $60 to $100; Goats: $45 to when not seated. Dancing is prohibited. 610-310-4362 $450 per head; Lamb: $200 to $215 per hundred; Caull Book Signing for Benjy and the County Fair Pigs: $47 to $77. Bonnie Swinehart is pleased to announce the release of her second book Benjy and the County Fair. As a sequel to Benjy and the Belsnickel, the newly released book is fi lled with more exciting adventures to enjoy and to learn more about Benjy’s Pennsylvania Dutch superstitions. Swinehart will host a Book Signing on August 8 from 10 am- 6 pm at the Liverpool Community Days being OLD TRAIL SUPPLY held at the Carnival Grounds. Visit her author page on 813 Old Trail Road, Port Trevorton, PA 17864 Facebook at Bonnie Swinehart Author. Books are also available at Amazon, B&N, and WhiteSpark Publishing 1 Gal. Orange Drink Concentrate $11.59 at www.Whitespark-publishing.com. Regular Mouth Jar Lids Approx. 29 Doz. $59.99 Central Susquehanna 911 Welcomes New Director 8:00 AM till Briggon D. 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Purs- Theft Between 12:01a.m.-11:59p.m. July 14-21 on Creek Road, Jr, Manchester, IN. property in Selinsgrove Borough for the sum of ley’s Ford Escape exited the roadway and traveled onto the east- in Monroe Township. PSP responded to a report of theft. Through 184,000.00. ern shoulder, striking a large decorative boulder. After impact, further investigation it was discovered an unknown actor(s) stole Hedron Properties & James Evanson, to Lisa Kapp Evanson & James Pursley’s Ford Escape reentered the roadway and came to rest money from a joint saving account. PSP is investigating. Evanson Trust, Santa Fe, NM property in Monroe Township for the sum in the right lane facing north. No injuries were reported. Pursley Crash 4:40 p.m. July 24, on SR 522 at its intersection with of 1.00. received a warning for driving on roadways laned for traffi c. University Avenue, in Penn Township. A 2014 Honda Civic was William M. Jr & Susan A. Wanner, Mt Pleasant Mills to Pheryl W. & Possession Drug Paraphernalia 6:31 p.m. July 16, at 454 State Terry A. Brubaker, Mt Pleasant Mills property in Perry Township for the stopped at the intersection of SR 522 and University Avenue sum of 100,000.00. School Road, in Penn Township. PSP investigated a report of waiting to turn left onto Salem Road. A 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 Jaswant Singh Gill to V Holdings LLC, Property in Beaver Springs for found drug paraphernalia. Charges have been fi led against Kait- was stopped directly behind the Honda Civic. A 2019 Interna- the sum of 600,000.00. lyn Zechman, 22, of Selinsgrove. tional LT was proceeding north on SR 522 following the Dodge Double SS LP, Timber Rock LLC to Schrader Run Lodge LLC property Firearm not to Possess 12:58 a.m. July 3, on N. Susquehanna Ram 1500. The International LT failed to stop in time and struck in Adams Township for the sum of 1,500.00. Trail, in Shamokin Dam. PSP conducted a traffi c stop in the Eco- the rear of the Dodge Ram 1500 which then struck the rear of Robert O. Wagner, Beaver Springs to Jamin L. & Wendy L. Carvell, Mt no Lodge parking lot of a 2019 Hyundai Accent where the driver the Honda Civic. No injuries were reported. The driver of the Pleasant Mills property in Spring Township for the sum of 1.00. and front seat passenger fl ed. The investigation continues. International LT was cited for following too closely. J. Melvin & Miriam L. Sauder, Beavertown to Leona M. Williams, Bea- Harassment/Physical Contact 11:51 p.m. July 19, on N. ver Springs & Hubert E. Williams, Beaver Springs DBA L&H Williams Terroristic Threats 11:40 a.m. July 23, on Littletown Road, in Farms property in Beaver Township for the sum of 90,000.00. Susquehanna Trail, in Monroe Township. A 42 year old male, of Union Township. PSP investigated a report of a domestic dis- Philip A. & Donalee Stroup, Selinsgrove to Rebecca A. Zaken Trust 3 Northumberland, contacted PSP reporting he was pushed in the turbance. Salvador Rosas-Sahchez, 33, of Port Trevorton, was properties in Washington Township for the sum of 1.00. Sheetz parking lot. The investigation is ongoing. charged with terroristic threats and simple assault through Dis- David H. & Debra E. Sauers, Shamokin Dam to Troy M. Dorman, Harassment/Physical Contact 5:49 p.m. July 19, at 30 Bald- trict Court 17-3-04. Milton property in Shamokin Dam Borough for the sum of 212,000.00. win Blvd., in Shamokin Dam. PSP investigated a harassment Criminal Trespass Defi ant 11:36 a.m. July 23, on SR 15 N., Thomas G. & Donna M. Banks Ficcio, Monroe Township to American that took place during a custody exchange. Charges were fi led in Monroe Township. PSP responded to a disturbance involving Escrow & Closing Co. ILL. property in Monroe Manor for the sum of against Shawn Shipton, 49, of Elizabethtown, through District 285,000.00. suspect 1 and suspect 2 refusing to leave the victim’s property. American Escrow & Closing Co. , Ill to Seth I. & Holly E. Greiner, Court 17-3-03. PSP is investigating. Selinsgrove property in Monroe Manor for the sum of 285,000.00. Theft/Crime by Deception 12 p.m. July 21, at 148 Pitzer Road, Drug Possession 11:47 a.m. July 19, at 3079 N. Susquehanna Ned P. & Beth A. Hitesman, Selinsgrove to Randell L. Good, Bernville in Center Township. PSP is investigating a reort of a scam. An un- Trail, in Shamokin Dam. PSP responded to an erratic male in Pa. property in Washington Township for the sum of 160,000.00. known male, acting as an Amazon employee, attempted to have the KFC parking lot. Through further investigation it was deter- Shade Mountain Homes LLC, Hummels Wharf to Dennis S. & Karen Karen Armes, 69, of Middleburg, give him $200 through gift mined the erratic male, Brandon Weikel, 28, of Shamokin, was R. Dickson, Middleburg property in Middlecreek Township for the sum cards. The male stated that Armes Amazon account was hacked under the infl uence and in possession of drug/drug parapherna- of 26,000.00. and he needed her information. No money was exchanged. lia. Charges have been fi led through District Court 17-3-03. Susan J. Newman, Clearfi eld Pa. to William J. Newman Jr, Winfi eld Crash 2:13 p.m. July 15, on Mill Road at its intersection with property in Jackson Township for the sum of 1.00. Disturbance/Noise Complaint 7:48 p.m. July 13, at 98 Peach Wayne E. Brosius for Alvasta Virginia Brosius, Penn Township to Jason App Road, in Monroe Township. A 2014 Buick Verano driven by Orchard Road, in Washington Township. PSP responded to a C. & Paula J. Brosius, Miffl inburg property in Monroe Township for the Lorene D. Eaton, 85, of Selinsgrove, was traveling south on App neighborhood disturbance involving an individual driving errati- sum of 143,700.00. Road and was stopped at the stop sign at its intersection with Mill cally up and down the roadway. A neighbor became concerned Divorce: Road waiting to cross the intersection. A 2013 Chevrolet Cruze for the safety of his family as well as his fellow neighbors due Kelli L. Eichenlaub, Middleburg from Brian D. Eichenlaub, Middle- driven by Jessica D. Smith, 22, of Middleburg, was traveling east to the manner of which the subject was traveling on the roadway burg they were married for 20 years on Mill Road approaching the intersection with App Road. As and confronted him about the concerns. Casara M. Beaver, Selinsgrove from Nathan J. Beaver, Freeburg they Smith proceeded past the intersection, Eaton entered the east- were married for 9 years Disturbance/Noise Complaint 7:56 p.m. July 13, at 2655 Ulsh Gordon R. Britton, Winfi eld from Tessa N. Britton, Sunbury they were bound lane trying to cross the intersection. Eaton’s Buick Verano Gap Road, in West Beaver Township. PSP responded to a distur- married for 2 years struck Smith’s Chevrolet Cruze. Both vehicles came to rest in an bance between neighbors. Marriages: agricultural fi eld, just south of the intersection. Minor injuries Crash 9:07 a.m. July 20, on SR 35, in Penn Township. A 1993 Wesley Zimmerman Martin, Kutztown Pa. to Kristine Hoover Leim- were reported. Eaton was cited for stop signs and yield signs. Ford F-150 XLT driven by Nicholas M. Panarese, 59, of Middle- bach, Mt Pleasant Mills Crash 1:10 p.m. July 19, on Seven Stars Road, in West Perry burg, was traveling west on SR 35 hauling a vehicle on a trailer. William Andrew Carvell, Selinsgrove to Bailey Jade Bradney, Selin- Township. A 2005 Chevrolet Equinox driven by Barry J. Gear- As Panarese proceeded across a bridge approximately 2100 sgrove hart, 37, of McAlisterville, was traveling south on Seven Stars Rt. 35, the trailer attached to Panarese’s Ford F-150 XLT be- DISTRICT JUDGE LORI HACKENBERG, Road and was negotiating a right curve in the roadway. After MIDDLEBURG gan swaying causing him to lose control of his Ford F-150 XLT. Charged Brittany Nicole Mowery, 26, of Mt. Pleasant Mill, with tam- negotiating the curve, two juveniles riding on a 50 cc dirt bike Panarese’s Ford F-150 XLT traveled across the eastbound lane pering with public record/information and statement under penalty on entered the roadway from a fi eld from the east. Gearhart was un- striking the bridge rail on the south side of SR 35 with its front June 22. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for August 4, at 9:30 a.m. able to brake and struck the 1995 Honda Z50R dirk bike. Impact driver side. Upon hitting the bridge rail, the vehicle on the trailer Charged Michael Aaron Kratzer, 24, of Beavertown, with driving un- caused the dirt bike to turn on its side and was pushed several became unsecured and overturned onto the roadway. Panrese der the infl uence of alcohol with general impairment, driving under the yards before coming to rest. Both the 10 year old female and fi ve continued traveling west traveling back across the westbound infl uence of alcohol with a BAC of .10%-.16%, and disregard traffi c lane year old male, of Sugar Creek, OH, sustained non life threaten- lane striking the guard rail on the north side of the roadway (single) on July 7. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for August 25, at ing injuries and were fl own to Geisinger Medical Center by Life 11 a.m. where Panarese’s Ford F-150 XLT became disabled and came to Charged Brandon Michael Grenfell, 28, of Selinsgrove, with terroristic Flight. Gearhart was cited for driving while operating privilege rest. Minor injuries were reported. threats with intent to terrorize another, harassment-subject other to physi- is suspended or revoked. Crash 6:51 p.m. July 18, on N. Susquehanna Trail, in Mon- cal contact and disorderly conduct hazardous/physical off ense on July 9. Hit & Run 10:14 a.m. July 4, on Park Road at its intersection roe Township. A 2009 Harley-Davidson FLHTC ELC GL CL A preliminary hearing is scheduled for August 25, at 11:30 a.m. with Chubb Ally, in Monroe Township. A 2006 Chevrolet Impala driven by Larry G. Snyder, 53, of Enola, was traveling south on Charged Deborah Ann Masters, 45, of Freeburg, with two counts of driven by Rebecca J. Geipel, 44, of Selinsgrove, was traveling N. Susquehanna Trail. Snyder attempted to exit the roadway and recklessly endangering another person and one count of simple assault the wrong way on Chubb Ally. Geipel’s Chevrolet Impala en- enter the on ramp to Susquehanna Valley Mall Drive. Snyder hit on July 16. Masters was arraigned on July 16 and bail was set at ROR. A tered Park Road from Chubb Ally turning left without stopping a curb on the right side of the traffi c way and overturned causing preliminary hearing was scheduled for July 30, at 10:15 a.m. or regarding other traffi c. A 2011 Honda Odyssey driven by Wil- Charged Taylor Whitney Moyer, 31, of Northumberland, with burglary, disabling damage. No injuries were reported. aggravated assault-attemps to cause serious bodily injury or causes in- liam S. Longenberger, 25, of Middleburg, was traveling west on Drug Possession 11:06 p.m. July 6, on SR 15 N./Grumpy jury with extreme indiff erence, and possess instrument of crime on July Park Road. Longenberger observed Geipel’s Chevrolet Impala Mountain Road, in Monroe Township. A 2016 Ford F-150 XLT 9. Moyer was arraigned on July 9 and bail was set at $25,000 unsecured and took evasive action but was unable to avoid a collision. Gei- driven by Derek Davis, 33, of Jacksonville, FL, was stopped for non-monetary. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for July 27, at 2:45 pel’s Chevrolet Impala struck Longenberger’s Honda Odyssey speeding and Davis was found to be under the infl uence of a p.m. on the passenger side. Geipel failed to stop and provide the nec- controlled substance. Davis also was in possession of a small Charged Joshua Stephen Haines, 36, of Beavertown, with aggravated essary information fl eeing the scene in an unknown direction on amount of marijuana. Charges were fi led through District Court assault-attempts to cause serious bodily injury or cause injury, theft by the Susquehanna Trail. No injuries were reported. Geipel was unlawful taking and receiving stolen property on July 6. Haines was ar- 17-3-03. raigned on July 6 and bail was set at $20,000. A preliminary hearing was charged with one-way roadways and rotary traffi c islands. Criminal Trespass Defi ant 8:52 p.m. July 22, on Crosswinds scheduled for July 28, at 11:45 a.m. Theft of Lost/Mislaid Property 1:30 p.m. July 6, at 1000 Rt. Farm Lane, in Union Township. PSP responded to a complaint DISTRICT JUDGE JOHN H. REED, 522, in Penn Township. On July 12 PSP received a report of a of trespassing. Lance Jones, 43, of Reading, was cited for tres- SELINSGROVE Samsung Galaxy S9 cell phone valued at $500 that was stolen passing. Charged Timothy Allen Engel, 31, of Turbotville, with simple assault, from an employee at the Selinsgrove Center. The phone was Harassment/Physical Contact 3:23 p.m. July 27, at 5322 Trox- terroristic threats, and harassment on July 15. Engel was arraigned on since found by the complainant and the investigation is closed. elville Road, in Adams Township. PSP responded to a distur- July 15 and bail was set at $100,000 monetary. A preliminary hearing Drug Possession 9:58 p.m. June 26, on SR 104/Daddario Hill bance between neighbors. Upon arrival a thorough investigation was scheduled for July 28, at 1 p.m. Road, in Franklin Township. A 2003 Ford F-250 Supercab was Charged Jesse William Naylor, 18, of Selinsgrove, with possession/use was conducted that ultimately led to Larry Camp, 61, of Bea- of drug paraphernalia on July 13. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for reported stolen to the Middleburg Police Department. The Ford vertown, being charged with harassment. The charges were fi led September 1, at 2 p.m. F-250 Supercab was then located on SR 104 and a traffi c stop through District Court 17-3-04. Charged Ramon Luis Martinez-Burgos, 35, of Berwick, with theft of was initiated. The driver, Douglas Klugh, 55, of Beavertown, DUI 4:48 p.m. June 19, on Dundore Road/Witmer Road, in property lost, mislaid or delivered by mistake, receiving stolen property, was found to be under the infl uence of a controlled substance Union Township. PSP conducted a traffi c stop of a 1999 Toyocar and driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked on July and had in his possession a small amount of methamphetamine. Van Container Trailer driven by Brian Ennis, 46, of Freeburg, for 14. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for September 1, at 1:15 p.m. Cruelty to Animals 7:53 a.m. July 25, at 400 S. High Street, in a title 75 violation. Ennis was suspected to be under the infl u- Charged Heather Michele Switzer, of Sunbury, with receiving stolen Selinsgrove. PSP responded to a report of a loose dog running ence of drugs and was subsequently arrested. Charges were fi led property and retail theft on July 14. A preliminary hearing is scheduled on public streets. The owner, Alexander Callender, 28, of Selins- for September 1, at 1 p.m. through District Court 17-3-04. Charged Joshua Lamar Cobb, 33, of Harrisburg, with possession of grove, was located and the dog returned. Callender was cited for Hit & Run 12:34 p.m. July 25, on N. Susquehanna Trail at its a small amount of marijuana for personal use, possession/use of drug failing to keep his dog restrained to his premises. intersection with Walmart’s private drive, in Monroe Township. paraphernalia, driving under the infl uence of a Schedule I controlled Warrant Out of State Misdemeanor/Felony 9:24 p.m. July A 2016 Peterbilt 389 driven by Adam S. 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Wedges, Baked Beans, Macaroni & Cheese 4- Snyder County Times, July 31, 2020 Obituaries Wayne R. Moyer, 82, Beavertown Boots, and many nieces and nephews. Pennsylvania, where he would become the sole owner of Excel Wayne R. Moyer, 82, of S. Those who knew her will agree that her life is well summed up Homes, a modular home manufacturer. Under Richard’s com- Sassafras St., passed away on by a friend who said, after Martha’s unexpected recovery from mand, Excel would become one of the most successful modu- Friday, July 24, 2020 in his a stroke: “Martha always was a force to be reckoned with” . . . . lar home manufacturers in the area, as he was nominated for home surrounded by his fam- But we all knew her heart was right, and she meant well. the J.D. Powers “Entrepreneur of the Year” award in 1995. He ily. Celebration of Martha’s Journey will be held outdoors in the also became instrumental in the development, construction and He was born on Sept. 26, 1937 picnic pavilion at Selinsgrove Church of the Nazarene, Satur- champion of accessible housing. in Beaver Springs, a son of the day, August 1st, 11:00 a.m. (Or inside the church in case of Richard then opened ModTrans, a modular home trucking late Marlin L. and Mary H. inclement weather.) company and later created another great modular home com- (Klingler) Moyer. On Oct. 22, In lieu of fl owers, donations may be made to “Expectations pany in Miffl intown, Pa., ‘Probuilt Homes’ 1966 he married Faye L. (Wag- Women’s Center”, Lewisburg, www.expectationswc.org; and/ Richard employed many people throughout his career and was ner) Moyer who survives. or Northumberland Christian School, www.NorryChristian.net so amazed at the strong country work ethic found in this Valley. Wayne was a 1955 graduate of Dick had an open-door policy directly to his offi ce, from vice Middleburg High school. Dale Bell, 87, Port Trevorton president to part-time workers, you were always welcome to He worked for 40 years at Dale L. Bell, 87, of Port discuss issues with him. He gave each and every person equal Wood-Mode Cabinetry in Trevorton, passed away Satur- opportunity and found joy is helping his employees and other Kreamer until his retirement. day, July 18, 2020, at home sur- small businesses succeed by donating his resources and time. Wayne was of the United Methodist faith. rounded by his loving family. Richard was patriotic in nature and was thankful to all veter- In his spare time he enjoyed hunting, being outside, garden- He was born Aug. 4, 1932, in ans. He often donated to the Wounded Warrior program. ing and was always busy. He also was very active volunteering Winfi eld, a son of the late Mar- Richard’s hobbies included owning and operating two drag for the fi re company in the French fry stand and helping with lin O. and Mary (Mitch) Bell. cars, collecting guns, driving Ford Bronco’s, going to auctions, meals. He attended the Trutt and In- breakfast with the guys, and hit and miss engines shows. When Surviving in addition to his wife is one son, Scott A. Moyer; dependence schools. He was not at work, he loved being outdoors. He could often be found and one sister, Annabelle Moyer of Middleburg. married to the former Vale- on his skid steer, his lawnmower, landscaping, or various other He was preceded in death in addition to his parents by three ria Ewig who preceded him projects. Richard also loved to buy people “a cup of coff ee” and sisters, Eleanor Walter, Helen Wagner and Blanche Jones; and in death on Dec. 14, 1995. On just listen to their thoughts with pencil and paper in hand. eight brothers, Harold, Earl, John, Paul, Ned and Jerry Moyer June 13, 2005, he married Al- In retirement, he enjoyed being with family and yes, his attire and Carl and Billy Moyer in infancy. ice F. (Brubaker) Shaff er, who never changed: Blue jeans, double pocketed fl annel shirt, and Graveside services were held on July 28 at Cedar Hill Cem- survives. loafers. etery in Beavertown with Rev. Kathy Mercado offi ciating. Dale had been employed by In addition to his wife of 49 years, Margaret; he is survived Arrangements were by the Pheasant Funeral Home, 130 S. Real French Cleaners, as a driver for 7-Up, and as a painter. by his three children, his son, Robert Schmidt and wife Joanne Zechman St., Beavertown He retired as a heavy equipment operator, a job he did for most (Umphlett); his daughter, Terrie (Schmidt) Kirby and hus- of his life, working for Faylor Middlecreek Construction, later band Michael; his daughter, Ryan (Schmidt) Brown and hus- Martha Minnich, 93, Eastern Industries and for Gutelius Excavating. band Matthew. He is also survived by one sister, Ella (Olson) Dec 2, 1926 ~ July 22, 2020 Dale was a member of Grubb’s (Botschaft’s) Lutheran Church, Schmidt; and one brother, Timothy Schmidt; and fi ve grand- Early in the morning, Wednes- Mount Pleasant Mills. He was a life member of the Rooster’s children, Travis, Sarah, Alisha, Richard, and Galloway; six day, July 22, Martha Minnich Corner Sportsman’s Club and the Oriental Valley Sportsman great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. kicked off the blanket of her Club. He was also a member of DH&L Fire Company, Selin- Richard’s family would like to give a special thank you to the 93 year old body and raced sgrove, the Port Trevorton Fire Company, and the NRA. Dale exceptional Hospice staff for all their care and compassion. into the arms of her Savior, the loved animals and birds. He enjoyed hunting, cutting fi rewood, Services will be private. Lord Jesus Christ. She was metal detecting and bottle collecting. Arrangements are by the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Hill St., greeted at heaven’s door by her Surviving in addition to his wife are one son, Dale L. Bell Jr. Middleburg. parents Charles and Blanche and his companion Kelly Gehers of Port Trevorton; a daughter, Whittern, and brothers Keith, Karen Yohn and her companion Alan Egli of Winfi eld; step- Mildred E. Maneval, 100, Mt. Pleasant Mills Bob and Luman Whittern, and sons, Douglas and Darlene Shaff er and Mike and Dina Shaff er, Mildred E. Maneval, 100 of her miscarried grandbabies, all of Port Trevorton; stepdaughter-in-law, Deb and Lynn Em- Mt. Pleasant Mills entered into along with many friends and bick of Miffl inburg; grandchildren and their spouses, Dale and rest on Tuesday, July 21, 2020 extended family members who Deeva, Rebecca and Mark, Michael, Ryan and Kara, Robin and at her home. She was the wife arrived ahead of her. Travis, Andrew and Emily, Dakota and Samantha, and Tiff any of the late Eugene E. Maneval. Martha was born and raised and Tyler; 14 great-grandchildren, Owen and Danni, Tristan, Mildred was born on July 2, on a dairy farm in Monroeville IN. She was one of 6 children, Logan, Colton, Alexis, Dillon, Allie, Lane, Trevor, Leah, Brad- 1920 in Richfi eld. She was the with a sister, (Helen Loveland, Michigan) and brother (Paul ley, Bentley, Tucker, and Teagan; one brother and sister-in-law, daughter of the late Edward Whittern, Indiana) still living. She loved working on the farm Glen and Rae Bell of Lewisburg; sister, Mary “Sis” Sheesley and Mazzie (Benner) Foltz. She with her 4 brothers, and little sister, and was proud of the fact of Oriental; sisters-in-law, Laura Bell of Lewisburg and Mary attended Crossroads school- that she could drive the horse team as well as the boys, and the Jane Ewig of Kreamer; and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces house. work horses bareback. and nephews. As a teenager, Mildred worked After graduating from Hoagland High School In 1945, Mar- He was preceded in death by four brothers, Ernest Mitch, Da- at the Richfi eld Shirt Factory tha attended Indianapolis Methodist School of Nursing where vid, Chester, and Marlin Henry Bell; stepson, Tony Shaff er; and later Lyons Fashion, Mt. she became an RN. She began her nursing career in Decatur, and Dale’s beloved dog, Buddy. Pleasant Mills. Indiana. Next stop on her journey was Taylor University in A private viewing for family members will be held at the V.L. She was a loving wife, mother, and homemaker. Mildred en- Upland, IN, where she studied and worked as the school nurse. Seebold Funeral Home, 601 N. High St., Selinsgrove. A public joyed knitting, crocheting quilts, canning, gardening, cooking, At Taylor, she also earned her MRS. Degree, which led to many funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday, July 30, at the traveling, camping, and fi shing. years of service as a Minister’s Wife in the United Methodist graveside in Zion Reformed Cemetery, Kratzerville, with Pas- She was a member of New Covenant Church, Sunbury and in Church, In Schellsburg, Petersburg, Burnham, Danville and tor Linn P. Garman offi ciating. 1955 was one of the founders of the Apostolic Faith Tabernacle Hanover, PA. Once her three children reached school age, she Contributions to honor Dale’s memory can be made to the Church, Mt. Pleasant Mills. resumed her nursing career, working as a private duty nurse at American Heart Association, 4250 Crums Mill Road, Har- After her husband passing at an early age in 1952, Mildred Geisinger Medical Center, in Danville. In 1979 she moved to risburg, PA 17112 or St. Jude Children’s Hospital, 262 Danny was a mother and father to her children. Hanover, where she worked at the Brethren Home Community Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105. She is survived by her three sons: Roy L. Maneval of Mt. in New Oxford. Martha moved to Selinsgrove in 1988 to be Pleasant Mills, Rev. Elwood “Woody” L. Maneval and his closer to family, and worked at Rathfon Nursing Home until Richard Lee Schmidt (Dick), 81, Middleburg wife Peggy of Sunbury, and Lenus E. Maneval of Mt. Pleas- her retirement. After retirement, Martha began working with Richard “Dick” Lee Schmidt, ant Mills; six grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, fi ve great the Snyder County Red Cross. Many knew her from the local 81, of Middleburg, passed away great granddaughters, two step grandchildren and four step blood drives, but she especially loved traveling to work at di- Saturday, July 18, 2020, at his great grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. saster areas all over the country. She was honored to work in residence. Mildred was the last of her immediate family. She was pre- New York City, assisting with disaster relief from the 9/11 Twin He was born Jan. 1, 1939, in ceded in death by two sisters and four brothers. Mildred was Towers terrorist attack. The delights of her retirement years, Racine, Wisconsin, a son of the also preceded in death by a daughter, Erma Mae Maneval in however, were the summertime travels to Alaska to work as late Gustave and Ella (Strike) infancy, a son Glenn E. Maneval, a grandson Tech Sgt. Bradley Camp Nurse for Solid Rock Bible Camp, where her son, Bob, Schmidt. L. Maneval, a granddaughter, LeAnn Maneval, and a daughter- served as Assistant Director. The campers called her “Murse He enlisted into the Army and in-law, June F. Maneval. Nartha”, and said she could heal anything with a Hall’s Cough was honorably discharged after Please follow all social distancing requirements including Drop! proudly serving from 1956- wearing face masks for entry. Martha proudly claimed to be the oldest living member of 1959. In the Army, he achieved A walk through viewing was held July 24, 2020 at the George the Selinsgrove Church of the Nazarene, where she served any- a rank of E5 specialist as a me- where she was needed. Through the years she enjoyed garden- chanic of the Army 8th Infan- ing, sewing, playing games, camping and hiking. try. Martha loved spending time with her family and is survived After serving the military, he by three children: Helen (and Bob) Walter, Isle of Que, Se- took his tool and dye expertise linsgrove, Betty (and Ron) Brubaker, Park Rd, Selinsgrove, and went to work at the Yardney Electric Corpora- EVER AFTER and Robert (and Teressa) Minnich, Soldotna, Alaska. 5 grand- tion, where he quickly ascended to the position of MONUMENTS, LLC children: Benjamin (and Brooklyn) Walter, Selinsgrove; production manager for many years. Megan(and Josh) Owens, Miffl inburg; Katie (and Rob) Lynch, Richard’s relentless drive then lead him to become an entre- 570-541-9063 Houston, TX; Lauren (and Jared) Larrick, Downingtown; preneur as he opened many successful businesses, including MON. - THURS., SAT. Elizabeth (and Brent) Boots, Soldotna, Alaska; and Brian (and the Powderkeg gun shop, Whistle-stop restaurant, Mystic Land BY APPT. Jessica) Varner, Chambersburg; 17 Great Grandchildren: An- Company and the Groton Bake Shop. He then turned to his true OPEN FRIDAYS nabelle, Alexandra, Austin, Augustus and Ayrton Walter; Ian, passion, the housing industry and started Turn Key Housing, as 9AM - 4PM Evalin, Louis and Porter Owens; Tyler, Zoe and Nathan Lynch; a modular home builder. Grayson, Rylan and Hayden Larrick; Trenton and Samantha This business endeavor would eventually relocate him to NEW SUMMER Hours: Monday-Saturday 8am-5pm; Closed Sundays

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Pleasant Mills followed by thony Macri, 4. Daryn Pittman, 5. Brock Zearfoss, 6. David Gavel, Elwood L. Maneval. On Sunday, August 2, 2020 at Noon the a graveside service at 11:00 AM at St. Thomas Cemetery, Cov- 7. Brad Sweet, 8. Logan Schuchart, 9. Carson Macedo, 10. Shel- family will be having a Celebration of Life gathering to honor ered Bridge Road, Mt. Pleasant Mills. Offi ciating will be Rev. don Haudenschild, 11. Freddie Rahmer, 12. Jacob Allen, 13. Steve Mildred at the Maneval farm, 55 Maneval Road, Mt. Pleasant Roger Womer. Buckwalter, 14. Tim Shaffer, 15. Brent Marks, 16. Danny Dietrich, Mills. In lieu of fl owers, memorial gifts may be made in loving mem- 17. TJ Stutts, 18. Lucas Wolfe, 19. Kraig Kinser, 20. Lance De- Memorial gifts may be made in loving memory of Mildred ory of Kay to the charity of the donor’s choosing. wease, 21. Brian Montieth, 22. Kyle Reinhardt, 23. Ryan Smith, 24. to New Covenant Church Missions, 2224 Route 61, Sunbury, Landon Myers, 25. Wayne Johnson. PA 17801. Miriam Agnes Shaff er (Herman) 87 DNQ: Bill Rose, Brent Shearer, Chris Arnold, Troy Fraker, Rob- Born on July 24, 1933, she passed away Friday evening on William Decker, 84, Middleburg bie Kendall, Jordan Givler, Msaon Daniel, Matt Campbell, Parker July 24, 2020. She had been residing with and lovingly cared Price-Miller, Jason Sides William H. Decker Jr., 84, of for by her daughter Angela Shaff er and her spouse Cindy May- rural Middleburg, passed away berry of Deltona Florida. Also surviving are a daughter Holly on Thursday, July 23, at Geis- Clinton County Speedway 7-25-20 Shaff er-Witmer and her husband Jeff of Lewistown, Pa and a 1. Matt Cochran 2. Jim Yoder 3. Kevin inger Medical Center, Danville. son Brian Shaff er of Sunbury, Pa. And her half brother’s Mar- Limited Late Models: He was born February 16, Probst 4. Joe Lusk 5 Bryan Benton 6. Ben Whitaker 7. Ron But- shal Herman of Sunbury and William Walter of Kreamer, Pa. tenfi eld 8. Cameron Benton 9 Denny Fourney 10 Matt Adams 11. 1936, in Kissimmee, a son of No services will be held. the late William H. Sr. and Mike Smith 12. Joe Loffredo 13. Tim Luben 14. Denny Rinehimer 15. Jamin Chapman 15. Nick Loffredo 16. JR Toner 17. Levi Ardery Beulah (Steimling) Decker. His Muriel Stouff er, 90, Richfi eld passing breaks a marital union Pro Stocks: 1. AJ Stroup 2. Tommy Dawson 3. Brandon Moser Muriel F. Stouff er, 90, of Richfi eld, passed away at 11:18 p.m. 4. AY Schilling 5. Jason Smith 6. Noah Jenson 7. Rich Fye 8. Kevin of 60 years to the former Mar- Saturday, July 25, 2020. tha E. Feaster. VanAmburg 9. Marc Bitler 10. Rooster Peters 11. Robert Tressler Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 30, 12. Brad Benton 13. Todd Geyer Sr. Bill was a 1954 graduate 2020 at the Richfi eld Life Ministries Church, with Pastor Aar- of Beaver Vocational High 270 Micros: 1. Timmy Bitner 2. Jeffrey Weaver 3. Troy Whitsel 4. on Benner and Pastor Harry Harter offi ciating. Interment will Nathan Bacon 5. Sean McAndrew 6. Bobby Sanso 7. Nick Whitesel School. He was honorably dis- follow at Westminster Presbyterian Cemetery in Miffl intown. charged from the United States 8. Kyler Sthal 9. Gary Keister 10. Logan Hammaker 11. Dan Wert- man 12. John Roberts 13. Matt Dixon 14. Shawn Musser 15. Denny Marine Corps. He retired after Betty M. Lewis, 75, Middleburg 35 years of service with York- Rinehimer 16. Ethan Spots 17. Hunter Zimmerman 18. Mitchel Betty M. Lewis, 75, of rural Middleburg, passed away Holden 19. Dustin Roberts 20. Kris Stahl DNS. Doug Reinhard towne Kitchens, Miffl inburg. Bill was a member of Wednesday morning, July 22, 2020, at her home. Zion United Methodist Church, Middleburg, Loyal 600 Micros: 1. Josh Beamer 2. Tyson Mowery 3. Trevor Teats 4. A private viewing will be held for the family at the Hummel Cody Hauch 5. Jeff Gyunia 6. Sierra Hauch 7. Bob Bogart 8.Mitchel Order of the Moose Lodge #1173, Selinsgrove, the New Ber- Funeral Home, 574 Hill St., Middleburg. lin American Legion Post 957, and Heiser-Hoff man VFW Post Holden 9. Jeffrey Weaver 10. Eric Leonard 11. Timmy Bitner 5640, Middleburg. He was an avid gardener and also enjoyed 4 Cylinders: 1. Tyler Watson 2. Blake Snyder 3. Michael Boring hunting and fi shing. 4. Jimmy Delozier 5. Skylar Whitchley 6. Michael Luther 7. Chris Surviving in addition to his wife are a daughter and son-in- Fundraising Banquet Orwig 8. Shawn Wise 9. Chelsie Harris 10. Maddox Smith DNS: law, Holly and James Longer of Middleburg; two grandchil- Zachery Rill, Kennedey Courter, Ernie Harris dren and their spouses, Nichole and Chris Snyder and Erick and Canceled Denyel Decker; fi ve great-grandchildren, Kayleigh, Kaidence, Selinsgrove Speedway 7/25/20: Brinley, Nicholas, and Miles; one brother and two sisters-in- 410 Sprints Cars law, Ned and Beverly Decker and Tess Decker all of Middle- 25-Lap A-Main: 1) 35 Jason Shultz 2) 91 Kyle Reinhardt 3) 5 burg; one sister and brother-in-law, June and LaRay Fetterolf Dylan Cisney 4) 38 Mark Smith 5) 67 Justin Whittal 6) 75 Chase of Middleburg. Dietz 7) 77 Derek Locke 8) 19 Curt Stroup 9) 75 Nicole Bower 10) He was preceded in death by a son, William H. Decker III in 17 Kyle Smith 11) 49H Bradley Howard 12) 07 Colby Womer 13) 1997; one brother, Luke Decker; and two sisters and brothers- 24 Dustin Baney 14) 22 Tanner Brown 15) 17 Jason Wagner 16) in-law, Nancy and Randall Smith and Anna Lou and Palmer The local SUN Area Chapter of the National Wild Tur- 44 Dylan Norris 17) 91 Anthony Fiorre 18) 4 Dwight Leppo Gemberling. key Federation 2020 Annual Fundraising Banquet is yet Super late models Friends and family were received on Tuesday, July 28 at the another victim of coronavirus pandemic. 25-Lap A-Main: 1) 76 Andy Haus 2) 2J Jeff Rine 3) 24 Dylan Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Hill St., Middleburg, followed by This would have been their 26th such event. It had been Yoder 4) 22 Brett Schadel 5) 27 Jim Yoder 6) 3 Tim Wilson 7) the funeral with the Rev. Nicholas Rine offi ciating. scheduled for August 8th at the Front Street Station in 2 Andrew Yoder 8) 6 Donnie Schick 9) 9 Hayes Mattern 10) 63 Burial with military honors accorded by the Middlewest Vet- Northumberland. The SUN area chapter has many mem- Nathan Long 11) 15 Scott Flickinger 12) 11B Jake Buck 13) 10 erans Honor Guard will be in Zion United Methodist Church bers that are from Snyder, Union and Northumberland Dave Stamm 14) 61 Ken Trevitz 15) 33K Kyle Knapp 16) 14 Bill Cemetery, Middleburg. counties. This chapter supports many projects and Conrad 17) 89 John Schoch 18) 14Z Dave Brouse Jr. 19) 46 Dan Contributions to honor Bill’s memory may be made to the groups. Habitat improvement projects on public lands Green 20) 17 Nick Dickson 21) 0 DeShawn Gingerich 22) 57 Jon Wounded Warrior Project, 4899 Belfort Road, Suite 300, Jack- open to hunting in conjunction with the PA Game Com- Rohacevich sonville, FL 32256. mission & DCNR have been completed. Youth outreach Roadrunners All those attending the service are asked to observe COVID-19 and introduction to the great outdoors is very high on 20-Lap A-Main: 1) 7 Jake Jones 2) 33 Curtis Lawton 3) 11 Keith precautions. the list as well- working with Snyder County Youth Field Bissinger 4) 8R Daren Rice 5) 60 Jimmy Kessler 6) 11H Nate Hill Day group. But these are not the chapter’s only focus. 7) 12 Tom Underwood 8) 56 Bill Cooper 9) 992 Terry Kramer 10) Kay I. Minium, 67, Middleburg We also do community outreach in the form of turkey 28 Miranda Minium 11) 14 Cory Lindenmuth 12) 70J John Schref- Kay I. Minium, 67, of Middle- donations, fi nancial support to several local food banks fl er 13) 25J Nathan Romig 14) 8 Will Brunson 15) 1 Smith Cope burg passed away on Sunday, and homeless shelters annually, as well as being a ma- 16) 32 Ken Schreffl er 17) 41 Ben Leister 18) 128 Scott Dunham Jr. July 26, 2020 at Geisinger jor sponsor of the annual Wingshooting Warriors Day- 19) 0 Tom Brunson 20) Marlin Dunham Medical Center, Danville. a Veteran & First Responder Appreciation day held at Williams Grove Speedway (30 laps): 1. David Gravel. 2. She was the daugther of the Martz Gap View in Dalmatia. This is all accomplished Lance Dewease. 3. Brad Sweet. 4. Logan Schuchart. 5. Jacob late William D., Sr. and May while also supporting the mission of the National organi- Allen. 6. Brent Marks. 7. Brock Zearfoss. 8. Carson Macedo. 9. (Knouse) Minium. zation- which is Conserve Hunt Share. Anthony Macri. 10. Daryn Pittman. 11. Freddie Rahmer. 12. Brian Kay was born on April 23, An alternative fund raiser will be set up at the Kreamer Montieth. 13. Parker Price-Miller. 14. TJ Stutts. 15. Robbie Kendall. 1953 in Snyder County. Sportsman’s club. This will be a 100 item Chinese Auc- 16. Danny Dietrich. 17. Bill Rose. 18. Ryan Smith. 19. Shane Stew- She graduated from Middle- tion along with a membership drive. (Memberships can art. 20. Sheldon Haudenschild. 21. Kraig Kinser. 22. Lucas Wolfe. burg Joint High School. be purchased in person or on line!) The dates are Satur- 23. Steve Buckwalter. 24. Donny Schatz. 25. Kay was formerly employed at Weis Markets, day and Sunday Aug 8 & 9 at the indoor archery range Tim Shaffer. She was a very good cook and baker. Kay also assisted with at the Kreamer club. Social Distancing rules will be in Did Not Qualify: Matt Campbell, Mason Daniel, Wayne Johnson, many church activities at St. Thomas Independent Brethren in place and no more than 25 persons can be in the auction Jordan Givler, Troy Fraker, Bill Rose, Jason Sides, Landon Myers. Christ Church, Mt. Pleasant Mills. Kay loved spending time room at a time. Items will include Bass Pro Shop $25 gift with her family. cards, wildlife art, hunting and fi shing related items and Kay is survived by her fi ve brothers and sisters: Mary Fogle, some specifi c ladies items. There will be other raffl es as Wondering where your loved Erma Heintzelman, William Minium, Robert Minium, and well- such as one for a Kimber Custom Pistol that will Fern Barner wife of Robert, and many nieces and nephews. only have 100 tickets sold! ones obituary is? She was preceded in death by three sisters and two broth- Please consider coming out and joining us. Hours are Call us to place the full obituary in for only $30. ers: Sara Leitzel, Orpha Glace, Geraldine Leonard, Clarence Saturday 10am to 6pm and Sunday 10 am to 2pm. Draw- Full obituaries with photo only $40. Minium, and Leon Minium. ings will begin at 2pm on Sunday. Winners will be noti- Due to the social distancing requirements all attending are fi ed via FB and text message. Prizes to be picked up by 5 Call (570) 837-6065 asked to wear a face mask for entry to the funeral home and pm Sunday Aug 9. Credit Cards will be accepted, mem- or tell your funeral director to send the information to us! again at the graveside service. There will be no visitation at the bership renewals available at event and on line. For more funeral home. information call or text Walter Bingaman 570-274-1633. 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Port Trevorton, PA 17864 email: [email protected] Tues. & Thurs. 12 - 5 pm, Sat. 9 am - 5 pm 6- Snyder County Times, July 31, 2020 Shultz Powers To First 410 Sprint Aug. 9 USAC Silver Crown Win For Himself And Team “Champ Cars & Local Bars” Expo Jason Shultz of Carlisle scored The upcoming August 9 ap- SELINSGROVE TAKES A CHANCE AND HAS A the $3,000 Summer Champi- pearance of the USAC Silver GREAT NIGHT onship for Modern Heritage Crown Champ Dirt Car Series Last weekend was the two- 410 sprint cars at Selinsgrove for the Bill Holland Classic day WOO sprint car show Speedway on Saturday night, 74th Anniversary Race at Se- at William Grove speedway taking his fi rst career 410 sprint linsgrove Speedway is grow- which usually means that Lin- win anywhere while also scor- ing! coln speedway and Port Royal ing a fi rst for his new No. 35 The special event will now speedway regular 410-sprint race team. include the “Champ Cars & Saturday night tracks will Mike Haggenbottom from Levit- A former Selinsgrove Speed- town, Pa will be competing Aug. Local Bars,” local brews and close down for this night, and way limited sprint car track 9th in the USAC Silver Crown wines expo, beginning when Jason Shultz from Carlisle have done so for many years. champion, Shultz owns 21 ca- Champ Dirt Car Series 74 Lap gates open at 4:30 pm. parks it in Victory Lane with his While Selinsgrove speedway reer limited wins at the oval. Race at Selinsgrove Speedway. To go along with the historic only 3rd attempt with the Ritter has raced on this night many Andy Haus of Hamburg took Photo by Debbie Gastelu USAC Silver Crown Champ Race Team from Middleburg times on Saturday over the the win in the Summer Cham- Car Series race at Selinsgrove with his cake from IGA. years, with 358-sprints which Photo by Debbie Gastelu pionship for super late models, Speedway, the “Champ Cars & Local Bars” expo will off er fans track had as it’s main sprint Jason Shultz in his only 3rd ride in also pocketing $3,000 for his the chance to purchase more than a dozen locally crafted ales to division from 2001 till the end of the 2013 season, then ran the #35 shares the winners Circle 25 laps of work while holding go along with wines, wine slushies, seltzers and more! 360-sprints from 2014 till now. This year with a cut in regu- with local team owners Kirk and off Jeff Rine. Live music is also expected to be part of the special event. lar events at the speedway, they decided to try something dif- Heather Ritter of Middleburg. Photo by Debbie Gastelu The victory was the third of Local brewers Spyglass Ridge Winery of Sunbury and Three ferent and run 410-sprints on the Saturday of the WOO show Haus’ career at the speedway. Beards Brewing Co. of Sunbury will be on display and off er- at the grove, along with a special for the super late models The Roadrunner 20 was taken by 19th starter Jake Jones. ing up cool brews and treats to go along with the hot USAC and Roadrunners. Taken a chance on a crowd and racecars, The fi rst lap of the 25-lap Summer Championship for super on-track action. and it did not disappoint, with a solid crowd on hand to watch sprints was red fl agged when front row starter Anthony Fiore Another event in the 2020 Slivinski Law Offi ces Super 7 Se- the action, along with adequate car cars in all three divisions. got sideways in the third turn while running third and collected ries at the track, the race will not only include the 74-lap, Bill 18-410 sprint drivers were on hand with only one driver Kyle sixth starter Dylan Norris. Holland Classic 74th anniversary contest paying $8,000 to win Reinhardt that competed Friday in the WOO show, deciding Shultz then started the race second and took the lead over but the USAC East 360 Wingless Sprint Series is also on the to race the Selinsgrove show instead, meaning that 17 other fourth starter Mark Smith on lap one. two-division racing card. drivers got a chance to race and make some money, other But before Shultz could settle into a rhythm, the yellow fl ag The big car, big race is a “can’t miss” Selinsgrove Speedway than staying at home or watching the WOO race or trying appeared on the second circuit. event for the ages that will showcase not only an extremely rare to qualify in the race itself. Jason Shultz of Carlisle drove Shultz restarted with Smith, Brad Howard, Kyle Reinhardt contest for wingless champ car sprints at the big half-mile but it the Kirk Ritter #35 to his fi rst 410 ever feature and his 22 and Chase Dietz lined up behind. will do so in an equally rare long-distance event. career sprint win at Selinsgrove. Jason replaced Chad Lay- Reinhardt rocketed into third when action resumed while The United States Auto Club has only ever conducted one oth- ton in the car just the other week, and had high praise for the Shultz pulled away, entering the rear of the fi eld on the ninth er race at Selinsgrove Speedway, which was a wingless sprint driver he replaced. “ Chad is some of the reason that I raced circuit. car event in 1971, won by Mitch Smith of Linglestown. at Selinsgrove back when I got started, he set the bar very At the halfway point, Shultz was well out in front while Smith The USAC Silver Crown Selinsgrove event coming up on Au- high with the way he dominated the fi rst three years of the and Reinhardt raced hard for second spot. gust 9 will be the fi rst ever Silver Crown race at the speedway. 358-sprint racing at Selinsgrove, he is a driver that always A yellow fl ag with eight laps to go wiped out a near one- And it will be just the second time in history that a USAC event looked up to”. Said Jason. Reinhardt was second at Selins- second lead held by Shultz and it placed Reinhardt on his tail of any kind has been staged at the oval since USAC formed out grove after a 22nd place fi nish on Friday at Williams Grove. for the new green after taking second the lap before. of the defunct AAA in 1955. Dylan Cisney had thought about taken the weekend off but Reinhardt tried to take a look down low in the fi rst turn when Bill Holland of Philadelphia won the very fi rst race ever run decided to make the trip from his Port Royal home to Selin- green reappeared but Shultz jetted away on the cushion and had at Selinsgrove Speedway on July 20, 1946 before going on to sgrove were he does own one feature win, this time he was a 2.3 second lead with three laps to go when a fi nal yellow fl ag win the 1949 Indianapolis 500 after a legendary career in AAA third in the feature, with Mark Smith in the Buzz Wilson #38 bunched the fi eld. sanctioned racing contests across the nation fourth. Both the sprints and super late models features paid Shultz pulled away to the win over the fi nal one and one- Among the USAC Silver Crown standouts expected to com- $3,000 to win and $300 to start, along with $100 for heat race half miles of the event to take the victory by 2.064 second over pete in the Holland Classic, fi ve-time and defending Silver winners, and $200 for hard charger and tow money of $100. Reinhardt, ninth starter Dylan Cisney, Smith and 11th starter Crown champion Kody Swanson of Zionsville, Indiana, is at The Roadrunner with a number of sponsors had the winner Justin Whittall. the top of the list. Jake Jones collecting $1,000 for his 20-lap feature win, $700 SUPER LATE MODELS Others expected to enter include 2016 Silver Crown cham- more than on a normal night. The start of the super late model main was stopped when eight pion “The Bear” Chris Windom, Canton, Illinois; USAC Sprint On the super late model end of things with three other cars connected in the second corner on the opening lap. champion Brady Bacon, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; “Sun- tracks race specials for this division, Selinsgrove pulled in a Polesitter Andy Haus took the lead over Tim Wilson upon the shine” Tyler Courtney, Indianapolis, Indiana; CJ Leary, Green- quality fi eld of 21 drivers. Baps Motor Speedway also had a completion of the fi rst lap with Ken Trevitz in third. fi eld, Indiana; and Justin Grant, Ione, California, among many special on this night paying $4,000 to win, while two other Fourth starter Jeff Rine took third on the second lap. others. speedways Cumberland in Maryland and Winchester in Vir- Haus had just entered traffi c on the sixth tour when a cau- Follow Spyglass Ridge Winery and Three Beards Brewing on ginia also had specials with those tracks getting fi elds of 15 tion fl ag cleared the track in front of him and Rine took second Facebook and learn more about the local crafters by visiting and 18, while Baps had 29 racecars on hand. Andy Haus away from Wilson on the restart by darting underneath in the their offi cial websites at spyglassridgewinery.com and three- of Easton, Pa., scored his career third feature win at Selin- fi rst corner. beardsbrew.com. sgrove leading all 25-laps Andy who is still 27 wins behind Another restart on lap eight put Rine on Haus’ bumper for a Reserved admission/seats are now on sale for the big August his dad Scott who is now retired from racing, enjoyed his restart but Haus got away and had a near two-second lead at the 9 USAC attack at Selinsgrove Speedway. win and was glad he made the choice to race Selinsgrove halfway point. Fans wishing to purchase advanced admission/seats can email (Last week at Baps he was a solid 5th in the feature) “We had A caution fl ag with 10 laps to go erased a 2.056 second lead the track at [email protected]. always planned to race at Selinsgrove, we have had a good held by Haus but he built that same margin up again when ac- car the other times we raced here this year, and on Saturday tion resumed by pulling away from Rine, who failed to chal- it worked for us. To beat Jeff Rine here is saying something lenge for the win. Go Kart Results From he has pretty much owned this track for many years, so I Ninth starter Dylan Yoder rode home third followed by Brett knew I had to be up on the wheel the whole race”. Stated Schadel and Jim Yoder. Andy. Dylan Yoder placed third after starting 9th in the ROADRUNNERS Penns Creek Raceway Park feature. “Just cannot get a good pill draw all season so far, 7-25-20 but we passed a few cars and got a good fi nish. This is the JR. PREDATOR: 1. Lathan best track we have raced on all season, it was very racey all Good 2. Darrin Adair 3. Carter night, and you could move around on the track and make Smith 4. Bryce Barr 5. Jaylin some passes”. Said Yoder. Brown 6. Tyler Koppenhaver 7. The Roadrunners drew a fi eld of 20 drivers all trying for Cooper Adair 8. Aaron Kanagy the what was original set up for a $500 win, then it grew to 9. Tyler Kline 10. Spencer Bea- $700 before the race and ended up $1,000 before the start of chel the feature, plus $25 for the two heat winners, bonus money Exciting Roadrunner 20 lapper and increased purse didn’t CAGED CLONE RED: 1. Hoyt for diff erent fi nishes spots, and $200 for the last driver to disappoint. Winner #7 Jake Jones over #33 Curtis Lawton and 9 year old Hoyt Black of Black 2. Ty Devore 3. Cash complete the fi nal lap. Jake Jones who was involved in a heat 3rd to #11 Keith Bissinger. Miffl intown - winner of Leiby race accident, and had to start 19th in the feature drove a Photo by Debbie Gastelu Caged Clone Red Feature DIVAS: 1. Karissa Springer 2. steady race to get the lead late in the 20-lap feature to pick up Second starter Curtis Lawton led from the start until lap 18 Cindy Strawser 3. Megan Lan- his fi rst ever Roadrunner 20 feature win, which was also his of the Roadrunner 20 when 19th starter Jake Jones got by for dau third of the season in the six races run so far for this division. the lead and win. ANIMAL 375: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. Shane Mull Could this be something to try again next season, maybe to Lawton had withstood numerous restarts, racing with Terry RUN WHAT YA BRUNG: 1. David Graybill Jr. 2. David Gray- early to tell but with a great crowd on hand and some great Kramer for control before Jones moved into second. bill III 3. Trevor Kerstetter racing it would be hard not to give it another try. Another The win was Jones’ third at the track this season and he took CLONE 375: 1. Trevor Kerstetter 2. Carson Horning 3. Gideon Gambler type of race will take place at Selinsgrove on Au- home $1,000 for the win. Manbeck gust 29th when the 410-sprints will be racing on a night that Keith Bissinger, involved in an early race accident, came back ROOKIE 2 CAGED: 1. Karissa Springer the All-Star sprints will be at Lincoln speedway. Limited for third. Darren Rice and Jimmy Kessler rounded out the top ADULT CAGED: 1. Frank Drumm late models and Roadrunners will also see action, with Port fi ve fi nishers. PREDATOR 375: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. Cole Brown 3. Isaac Royal not having sprints that night, they have the Lucas Oil Heats went to Will Brunson and Lawton. Elliott super late model traveling series, it could be another surpris- FLAT 350: 1. Trevor Kerstetter 2. Colby Walter 3. Carson ing night, to see who races there 410 at Selinsgrove speedway. Horning ROOKIE 1 CAGED: 1. Dreden Berkheimer Cochran Top Of Class ROOKIE 2: 1. Garrison Zook 2. Karrisa Springer 3. Clark Kemmery At Clinton County PREDATOR 410: 1. Robert Black 2. Dylan Gibbons 3. Carter Matt Cochran of Williamsport won his second career Limited Hosler Late Model feature event on Friday night over Jim Yoder. In Pro WINGED OUTLAWS: 1. Cody Zimmerman 2. Robert Bahn- Stock action, AJ Stroup claimed his second win of the season, sen 3. Mike Poorman while Timmy Bitner of Beech Creek won the 270 Micro Sprints, CLONE 340: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. Jake Yoder 3. David Gray- Josh Beamer won the 600 Micro Sprints and Tyler Watson won in bill III FAMILY OWNED - the Four Cylinders. Jr. Caged: 1. Damien Hahn The Clinton County Speedway returns to racing this Friday night Extra Heavies: 1. Nick Steff en 2. Mike Poorman 3. Brian Schutt COMMUNITY DRIVEN for another 5 division racing program. The Laurel Highlands Race- Saver Sprint will be the featured division along with the Pro Stocks, WWW.SELINSGROVEFORD.COM 270 Micro Sprints, 600 Micro Sprints and 4 Cylinders. Gates will Mr. Sharpie open at 5:15PM and Racing will begin at 7:30PM. The Speedway BACHMAN’S will then feature 2 races in once AUTO BODY week beginning in August with Rt. 15 N. Selinsgrove, PA a special Wednesday night event for the 270s, 600s, Pro Stock and 2.5 Miles North of K-Mart Four-Cylinders. The special mid- week event typically coincides with the annual Clinton County (570) 743-4053 Fair that was cancelled earlier in • Collision Repairs • Insurance Work the year. For more information, • Quality Repairs • Expert Refi nishing NO RACING AUGUST 1ST visit www.clintoncountyspeedway. Coming Sunday, August 9 at 7 pm ~ USAC Silver Crown com or visit the speedway on Facebook “There’s no substitute for perfection” Championship Dirt Cars in the Bill Holland Classic, 74th Anniversary Race PLUS USAC Eastern Wingless 360 sprints! (570)(570) 539-2757539-2757 Whispering Pines 16521652 Martin Brothers Rd, A Slivinski Law Offi ces Super 7 Series Event! MtMt PleasantPleasant MillsMills PA 1717853853 USAC competes at Selinsgrove Speedway for FruitSummer F Hoursar are Now min effect! Mon.-Fri. 8am-8pm; Sat. 8am-5pm; Closed Sun. just the second time in history with the very fi rst Prices Effective - 8/3 - 8/8 appearance ever by the USAC Champ Dirt Cars! Homegrown Red Haven Peaches are ready Homegrown Pristine Apples 74 laps, $8,000 to win PLUS a 20-lap USAC Local Watermelon & Cantaloupe East Wingless 360 Sprint main event! Chi Chi Tortilla Chips 12 oz. 2-$3.00; Cheddar Cheese Balls 28 oz. Barrels $4.99 ea.; Iced Animal Cookies 10 oz. 2-$1.00; Organic Honey & Oat Cluster ADULT GENERAL ADMISSION: $25 Cereal 14 oz. 2-$2.50; Creamy Garlic Pasta Shells 4.4 oz. $1.39; Vlasic STUDENTS (12-17): $15 Sweet Relish 10 oz. $1.99 ea.; Classic Yellow Mustard 20 oz. $1.39 ea.; KIDS 11 & UNDER GA: FREE Natural Horseradish Mustard 12 oz. $1.09 ea.; Best Ever Thick Ketchup 32 RESERVED SEATS (ALL AGES) ADD $2 oz. $1.69 ea.; 10% OFF of ALL Mrs. Wages Pickle & Tomato Mixes PIT PASSES: $40 BULK FOODS: Peach Jello $2.39 lb.; Sour Gummy Bears $1.57 lb. GATES OPEN AT 4:30PM, RACING AT 7PM Deli Specials www.selinsgrovespeedway.com JFM Hickory Smoked Ham $3.49 lb. WC Yellow Colby DeliHorn Cheese $2.99 lb. Bakery Specials (8/6 - 8/8 only) Shoofl y Pie $7.19 ea. July 31, 2020, Snyder County Times -7

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This notice contains information about proposed amendments to the Constitution of Pennsylvania, based on joint resolutions of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania. JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2020 – 2  \      amendments during the 2019-2020 session of the legislature. If a Proposing separate and distinct amendments to the Constitution of majority of the Senators and Representatives elected at the upcoming the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, further providing for tenure November 3, 2020 General Election approve any of the proposed of justices, judges and justices of the peace; and further providing amendments for a second time during the 2021-2022 session, the for absentee voting. approved proposed amendment(s) will be published again and submitted to the voters of Pennsylvania as a ballot question(s), The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as required by Article XI, Section 1 of the Constitution. If a ballot hereby resolves as follows: question is approved by a majority of the people voting on it, the Section 1. The following separate and distinct amendments to the amendment will become law. Constitution of Pennsylvania are proposed in accordance with This public notice is part of the process of amending the Constitution Article XI: of Pennsylvania. The Secretary of the Commonwealth is required to (1) That section 15(b) of Article V be amended to read: publish a copy of the joint resolutions proposing the amendments. The text of the joint resolutions is included below this notice. § 15. Tenure of justices, judges and justices of the peace.

Words that appear in bold print are the changes to the words of * * * the Constitution that are proposed by the General Assembly. If the amendment is approved, the words underlined would be added to (b) A justice or judge elected under section 13(a), appointed the Constitution and the words in [brackets] would be deleted.  
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PAID FOR WITH PENNSYLVANIA TAXPAYER DOLLARS. THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS FUNDED IN WHOLE BY THE GENERAL FUND. 8- Snyder County Times, July 31, 2020

• PUBLIC NOTICE •

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF PENNSYLVANIA

This notice contains information about proposed amendments to the (b) Upon the second passage by the General Assembly of these proposed Constitution of Pennsylvania, based on joint resolutions of the General Assembly constitutional amendments, the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall proceed of Pennsylvania. immediately to comply with the advertising requirements of section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and shall transmit the required  \        advertisements to two newspapers in every county in which such newspapers during the 2019-2020 session of the legislature. If a majority of the Senators and    `        Representatives elected at the upcoming November 3, 2020 General Election amendments. The Secretary of the Commonwealth shall submit the proposed approve any of the proposed amendments for a second time during the 2021-         ƒ\ 2022 session, the approved proposed amendment(s) will be published again electors of this Commonwealth as a single ballot question as provided under and submitted to the voters of Pennsylvania as a ballot question(s), as required    \­         by Article XI, Section 1 of the Constitution. If a ballot question is approved by a the requirements of and is in conformance with section 1 of Article XI of the majority of the people voting on it, the amendment will become law. Constitution of Pennsylvania and which occurs at least three months after the proposed constitutional amendments are passed by the General Assembly. This public notice is part of the process of amending the Constitution of Pennsylvania. The Secretary of the Commonwealth is required to publish a (c) The Secretary of the Commonwealth shall place these proposed copy of the joint resolutions proposing the amendments. The text of the joint constitutional amendments on the ballot as a single ballot question in the resolutions is included below this notice. following form:

Words that appear in bold print are the changes to the words of the Constitution Shall sections 2, 3, 4, 11 and 12 of Article V of the Pennsylvania Constitution that are proposed by the General Assembly. If the amendment is approved, be amended to require that judges and justices of the Supreme Court, the the words underlined would be added to the Constitution and the words in Superior Court and the Commonwealth Court be elected from judicial [brackets] would be deleted. districts established by the General Assembly which must be compact, contiguous and nearly equal in population as practicable and to require that If you need help reading this advertisement or need the text of the proposed all justices, judges and justices of the peace to be residents of their judicial amendments in an alternative format, call or write the Pennsylvania Department districts for one year preceding election or appointment and during service?       
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JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2020 – 4 Kathy Boockvar Secretary of the Commonwealth Proposing separate and distinct amendments to the Constitution of Pennsylvania, in declaration of rights, providing for prohibition against denial or abridgment of equality of rights because of race and ethnicity; in legislation, further providing for action on concurrent orders and resolutions; and, in the JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2020 – 3 executive, providing for disaster emergency declaration and management.

Proposing integrated amendments to the Constitution of the Commonwealth The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hereby of Pennsylvania, organizing the Judiciary into representative districts and resolves as follows: further providing for residency requirements. Section 1. The following separate and distinct amendments to the Constitution The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hereby of Pennsylvania are proposed in accordance with Article XI: resolves as follows: (1) That Article I of the Constitution of Pennsylvania be amended by adding a Section 1. The following integrated amendments to the Constitution of section to read: Pennsylvania are proposed in accordance with Article XI: § 29. Prohibition against denial or abridgment of equality of rights (1) That section 2 of Article V be amended to read: because of race and ethnicity.

§ 2. Supreme Court. Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania because of the race or ethnicity of the The Supreme Court (a) shall be the highest court of the Commonwealth and in individual. this court shall be reposed the supreme judicial power of the Commonwealth;

(b) shall consist of seven justices, to be elected from seven judicial districts (1.1) That section 9 of Article III be amended to read: which shall be established by law, one of whom shall be the Chief Justice; and § 9. Action on concurrent orders and resolutions.

(c) shall have such jurisdiction as shall be provided by law. Every order, resolution or vote, to which the concurrence of both Houses [question of adjournment] questions of (2) That section 3 of Article V be amended to read: may be necessary, except on the adjournment or termination or extension of a disaster emergency declaration § 3. Superior Court. as declared by an executive order or proclamation, or portion of a disaster emergency declaration as declared by an executive order or proclamation, The Superior Court shall be a statewide court, and shall consist of the number       €     „  _   of judges, which shall be not less than seven judges, to be elected from judicial by him, or being disapproved, shall be repassed by two-thirds of both Houses districts which shall be established by law, and have such jurisdiction as shall according to the rules and limitations prescribed in case of a bill. be provided by this Constitution or by the General Assembly. One of its judges shall be the president judge. (2) That Article IV be amended by adding a section to read:

(3) That section 4 of Article V be amended to read: § 20. Disaster emergency declaration and management.

§ 4. Commonwealth Court. (a) A disaster emergency declaration may be declared by executive order     
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(b) The General Assembly shall, by law, establish:   \  ­ €  ‚  ­  proposed constitutional amendments, the Secretary of the Commonwealth (1) The judicial districts from which justices of the Supreme Court and the shall proceed immediately to comply with the advertising requirements of judges of the Superior Court and the Commonwealth Court are elected. section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and shall transmit the required advertisements to two newspapers in every county in which such (2) A transition to an appellate court judiciary elected from judicial districts.      `       ^             constitutional amendments.

(4) The order in which judicial districts shall elect justices of the Supreme (b) Upon the second passage by the General Assembly of these proposed Court and judges of the Superior Court and the Commonwealth Court. constitutional amendments, the secretary of the commonwealth shall proceed immediately to comply with the advertising requirements of section 1 of (5) The decennial realignment of the appellate judicial districts based on Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and shall transmit the required the Federal decennial census, beginning in 2021 and occurring each ten advertisements to two newspapers in every county in which such newspapers years thereafter.    `        amendments. the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall: (c) Except as provided under subsection (b) and section 7(b), the number and boundaries of all other judicial districts shall be established by the General (1) submit the proposed constitutional amendment under section 1(1) Assembly by law, with the advice and consent of the Supreme Court.    ƒ\          ƒ  \­      (5) That section 12 of Article V be amended to read: which meets the requirements of and is in conformance with section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and which occurs at least "\         three months after the proposed constitutional amendment is passed by the General Assembly. (a) Justices, judges and justices of the peace shall be citizens of the            ` (1.1) Submit the proposed constitutional amendment under section 1(1.1) the City of Philadelphia, shall be members of the bar of the Supreme Court.    ƒ\       Justices [and judges of statewide courts, for a period of one year preceding    ƒ  \­                     _ which meets the requirements of and is in conformance with section 1 of reside within the Commonwealth. Other], judges and justices of the peace, for Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and which occurs at least a period of one year preceding their election or appointment and during their three months after the proposed constitutional amendment is passed by  `              the General Assembly. provided in this article for temporary assignments. (2) submit the proposed constitutional amendment under section 1(2) (b) Justices of the peace shall be members of the bar of the Supreme Court    ƒ\       or shall complete a course of training and instruction in the duties of their    ƒ  \­         `    `  which meets the requirements of and is in conformance with section 1 of courses and examinations shall be as provided by law. Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and which occurs at least three months after the proposed constitutional amendment is passed by   \  ­ €  ‚  ­  the General Assembly. proposed constitutional amendments, the Secretary of the Commonwealth shall proceed immediately to comply with the advertising requirements of section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania and shall transmit the required advertisements to two newspapers in every county in which such      `       constitutional amendments.

PAID FOR WITH PENNSYLVANIA TAXPAYER DOLLARS. THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS FUNDED IN WHOLE BY THE GENERAL FUND. July 31, 2020, Snyder County Times -9 Selinsgrove School Visit The Beavertown War Memorial Rose Garden Reopening Guidelines By Kay Poeth By Kay Poeth grounds. Two scorched trees and a stump needed to be The SASD Health and Safety Reopening Plan and ac- removed and rose bushes and other fl owering bushes af- companying documents are on the district website. The fected by the heat were replanted. In 2019 a 6 foot white Draft status will be formally brought to the school board vinyl fence was placed along the property line. for approval on August 10. These allows for continued The Rose Garden is funded totally through communi- feedback from the school district community. ty-supported donations. Your help is needed to help the Resources Pertaining to Reopening on the Website In- Rose Garden blossom. Donations made out to the Bea- clude: vertown War Memorial Association can be mailed to: • The SASD Reopening Plan (State Template) Donna Mattern at 1320 Beaver Ridge Road, Beavertown • Informative Letter to Families PA 17813. For more information and fun facts, visit Bea- • Educational Options Explanation Page vertown Rose Garden on Facebook. • Anticipated Frequently Asked Questions Pertaining to Reopening • A Video Overview of the Planning and Decision-Mak- ing Process 2020 Freeburg Fireman’s “The goal of the Selinsgrove Area School District is to provide families with as much fl exibility as possible The Beavertown War Memorial Rose Garden needs Carnival Cancelled for students’ safe return to school.” All students will be community donations to blossom. provided with a district-issued device to support each If you need a brief respite from the chaos of the world, educational option. a place for quiet refl ection, or just a spot for daydream- The three options are: In-Person, Distance Learning, ing, the Beavertown War Memorial Rose Garden might or Selinsgrove Area School District Full-Year Cyber just be the destination you were yearning for. Filled with Option. The In-Person model with a with a 1-hour de- hundreds of beautiful roses, benches to sit, and the won- lay starting time allows students to attend school daily, derful fl oral aroma, the garden is lovingly maintained by in person. The Distance Learning model allows stu- Scott Felker. dents to fully participate in the regular curriculum via For seventy-two years, the War Memorial Rose Gar- online learning platforms either real-time or live and/or den has been the centerpiece and pride of Beavertown. It recorded. This allows parents the option for students to is the location of the annual Beavertown Memorial Day remain at-home while fully participating in grade-level The Freeburg Firemen’s Carnival has been offi cially Celebration. cancelled for this. content or coursework. Students may choose to partici- In 1948, the Beavertown War Memorial was an old pate in-person for a portion of the day or to attend spe- “This has been a hard decision but for the safety of weather-beaten board with the names of 150 veterans’ the fi re company members and their families, those who cifi c classed on a regular basis. Selinsgrove Area School names and featured one gold star. According to a short District Full-Year Cyber Option allows students to par- help at the carnival, as well as the general public and in notice in August 1995 issue of The Beavertown News, accordance with the guidelines set forth by Pennsylva- ticipate in grade level and course off erings through a Arthur Felker was credited with idea of creating a liv- learning platform provided by the Central Susquehanna nia’s governor, the decision was made to cancel. Since ing memorial for area veterans. The Snyder County the carnival is the company’s biggest source of income, Intermediate Unit. Rose Society and rose afi cionados including Rudy Cole- “The In-Person and Distance Learning options are de- a few additional fundraisers will be held for the remain- man, Alton Camp, Guy Narehood and Rudy Coleman der of the year,” reads a post from the fi re company on signed for students to seamlessly transition from one to spearheaded the plan. They contacted local community the other in the event of a school closure, the need for a Facebook. organizations, churches, and fi re companies to join the There will be a sandwich sale with orders being taken student to quarantine, or if you have an increased desire eff orts. to have your child socially distance.” in August and delivery the fi rst week of September. Plans Rusty Kauff man notes that Beavertown Home and are being made to hold a food trailer event in September. For more details, visit the Selinsgrove Area School School Club was enthusiastic with their support and do- District’s Home page. Click on the links. On September 12 there will be a chicken barbecue. A nated $50 and others quickly followed suit. People from Burger Night (take out only) will be held on October 15 these organizations formed the Beavertown War Memo- from 5 to 7 pm. Please watch the newspapers and Face- New Library Hours, rial Association. book for updates on all events. An article published in The Philadelphia Sunday Bul- The Freeburg Fire Company thanks you for your under- letin on August 1949 provides interesting facts about the standing and your continuing support. Beginning August 3rd garden. “The plan was drawn by Professor A.O. Rasmus- Beginning on August 3rd, the Middleburg Library will sen, senior ornamental horticulturist of the extension now also be open on Mondays from 3-6pm. This means service of Pennsylvania State College. County Agent Drive-In To Support Haven that Middleburg will be open Mondays 3-6pm, Tuesdays Ira Yoder assisted and advised.” For two days volunteers and Thursdays from 11am-2pm and Fridays 1-4pm. from the town prepared the ground and planted 500 rose The Selinsgrove Library is open for vulnerable popula- plants with 10 carefully selected varieties. To Home Canine Rescue tions on Mondays from 9-10am, and then for everyone The garden plot was located adjacent to the Evangeli- Pack your spouse, your kids, your neighbors, and your from 10am-7pm. On Tuesdays-Fridays, Selinsgrove is cal Lutheran Church. The annual rent for the land for the dogs into the car for a family movie night on July 30. open 10am-4pm. War Memorial Rose Garden was one red rose. Each year The number of dogs needing rescued in Central PA Beavertown is open Tuesdays 9-2 and Thursdays 12-5. in June a ceremony was held to pay the “rent.” didn’t decrease just because Covid-19 made us cancel McClure is open Mondays 2-7pm. Tuesdays noon-5pm, A four foot sandstone block brought from the mountain our normal fundraisers. So Haven to Home Canine Res- Thursdays 2-7pm, Fridays 2-5pm and Saturdays 10-noon. was placed at the focal point of the L-shaped plantings. cue had to get a little creative. We are hoping our fellow Masks that adequately cover the mouth and nose are A simple bronze marker was attached to the stone. The Central PA Chamber of Commerce Members will come required, as is social distancing. We provide curbside inscription reads, “The living memorial here has been out and support us at the Point Drive-In in Northumber- pickup in addition to in-library services. Children’s pro- planted in honor of those individuals from the Beaver- land on July 30. gramming is available on Facebook at “Children’s Pro- town Community who have answered the call of the gov- We will be showing the Secret Life of Pets followed by grams at Snyder County Libraries” and on YouTube at ernment in its hours of greatest need and served in any of Space Jam so there is something for the entire family. SCL For Kids! the wars in which this nation was involved.” The box offi ce opens at 6:30 and movies start at dusk. We are very excited to announce that as of today, Snyder On September 11, 1948 the gardens were dedicated. The cost is $5 per person; children under 5 are free. County Children participating in our Summer Reading In 2003, sixty-fi ve years after the fi rst dedication, the Dogs are allowed but must be well-behaved, leashed,and program have logged 70,270 minutes reading, participat- lot where the gardens are located was sold to the Bea- picked up after. The concession stand will be open. ing in library online programs and engaging in offl ine vertown War Memorial Association by Beaver Lutheran Masks are required at the box offi ce, concession stand, library challenges! Church for $1.00. and restrooms. In 2008, a new black and granite memorial with the If you have any questions, please message us via our center section depicting the logos from each branch of Facebook page. the Armed Services was added. The outer sections are It will be a fun family night so please come out and sup- engraved with the names of deceased veterans. It was in- port a great cause. scribed with the words, “In Honor of Those Who Served Our County in Time of War and Peace.” The new monu- ment was dedicated on May 26, 2008, in conjunction Email: with the Memorial Day Services. Other improvements include the addition of a brick Upcoming Events paver walkway. To fund the project, pavers were sold for $100 each and engraved with family names, In Memory Articles and Photos to of, and In Honor of. These pavers are still available for purchase. A devastating fi re in October 2016 at the for- [email protected] Run in and see Stephen W. Wilcox, mer Beavertown Lutheran Church caused damage to the Jr. for your insurance needs.

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ALL FRESH!!! 2’ Glider $308.00 Visit us at “Dressler’s Mon. - Fri. 7AM-6PM Farm” on Facebook Selinsgrove, PA 17870 & Sat. 7AM-5PM ALL LOCAL!!! 570-374-4913 10- Snyder County Times, July 31, 2020 PUM Church Hosts Scout Camp For Troop 415 Sunbury Working With Glen Raven, By Kay Poeth about camp tools like an ax, saw, and pocket-knife safety. LLC To Attract Quality Employer Tomorrow is the basics of First Aid and they learn how to tie their knots,” explained Jaimee Fisher, Troop Com- mittee member. The fi rst year scouts in The Flying Goats Patrol were excited to be in the woods embarking on their new scout- ing adventure. “I like learning how to handle knives and axes,” said Rowen Kuhns. They even had an opportunity to try tomahawk throwing with instruction from Brett Fisher. “I like going camping with people I don’t see that of- ten,” said Ace Weaver. “The hike was good exercise and gets your energy out.” David Boonie enjoyed swimming at the pool while Ca- leb Buckley jumped in water over his head for the fi rst During the Trail to Eagle program, Rowen Kuhns learns how to throw a tomahawk. time. They even took a swimming test that required them to swim three laps and fl oat on their back for 10 seconds. “I think from a Leader’s perspective, the social interac- tion was huge due to the restrictions from the pandemic. The boys were eager to spend time together,” noted Bill Glen Raven Custom Fabrics, LLC has operated a textile mill in Hostler. Sunbury since 2017 but the plant has been operational for 66 years. The scouts also enjoyed an array of other activities Immediately following the announcement of the clo- including hiking, biking, conservation service projects, sure of Glen Raven Custom Fabrics, LLC on June 4, local swimming at the Middleburg Community Pool, kaya- and state government offi cials began working with plant king, a clay pigeon shoot, cornhole and chess tourna- Director of Operations, Brian Burke to pursue “what’s ments. Some learned how to lash fi shing poles, how to next” for the site. From the outset, the primary focus of change a bicycle tire, and even how to cook a caramel the eff ort was made crystal clear - job creation. apple pie in a Dutch oven. While the closure of the textile mill was devastating Kyle Boonie agreed. “It’s been a lot of fun seeing news on the heels of UPMC’s departure from the Com- friends again after being at home for months. I enjoyed munity Hospital earlier this year, there is also an oppor- playing games like chess, Mafi a, and 4-Square here at tunity here to attract a quality employer that will off er Boy Scout Troop 415 enjoyed an outing to shoot clay pigeons. camp.” family-sustaining jobs for residents of Sunbury and sur- Boy Scout Troop 415 was enjoying a fun-fi lled learn- “I think the boys had a great time. The big picture is rounding communities. ing camp right at their home base of Paxtonville United I think a lot of the kids were sick of being cooped up. Glen Raven has done a phenomenal job maintaining Methodist Church this summer. While all the summer They like being near other kids and enjoy the scouting and improving at this 400,000 square foot facility lo- scout camps were discontinued due to COVID-19, Troop process,” said Brian Beward. cated at 1150 Walnut Street Extension and situated on 415 conducted its own. “I think this is really well put together,” said Boy Scout more than 25 acres. Environmental Phases 1 and 2 have On Sunday, July 12, the event kicked off with a Cross- Joel Bowersox. “Everybody is having a great time. We been completed with no additional monitoring required. Over Ceremony as eight boys “graduated” from Cub are learning a lot through the activities that were set up.” Signifi cant facility upgrades include an electrical system Scout Pack 3451 and joined Boy Scout Troop 415. Later “As a troop, we felt our scouts needed to have some with 4 substations and 9 modern loading docks. The site that evening, 29 energetic scouts and several leaders sense of normalcy this summer. We were presented with is close to major transportation routes including Route erected tents in the open fi eld nestled in the wooded area the idea to create our own summer camp. We had a 3 61, SR 147, US 11, US 15 and Interstate 80/180 inter- behind the church. This would be their camp site for the week time span to do so, but God blessed us with an changes and is suitable for one or multiple commercial/ next six days. amazing group of parents and leaders who all worked industrial tenants. Each day the scouts worked on merit badges. Each boys together to make this happen,” explained Fisher. A small team including Brian Burke, State Representa- could earn up to three merit badges over the course of the Jon Creamer, a visiting First Aid Merit Badge counsel- tive Lynda Culver, Focus Central PA Executive Director camp. There were 17 badges off ered at the camp includ- or from the Kratzerville troop, was impressed. “It really Lauren Bryson, and City Administrator Jody Ocker have ing: Geocaching, Automotive Maintenance, Disability has the look and feel of a real Boy Scout Summer Camp.” been meeting weekly to develop an aggressive marketing Awareness, Communication, Soil and Water, Kayaking, “It was wonderful to watch our scouts be with their plan targeting C-Level decision makers of quality com- Cooking, Fishing, Law, Reading, Scholarship, American friends this week and accomplish so many terrifi c tasks,” panies considering expansion in the northeast US, site Heritage, Genealogy and Citizenship in Community, Na- added Fisher. At the conclusion of Summer Scout Camp, location consultants, and developers. The property has tion, and World badges. Troop 415 Scouts earned approximately 50 merit badges. been listed on ZoomProspector and PASiteSearch and Jonathan Gray, Westin Kuhns, and Micaiah Hostler promoted in industry newsletters, LinkedIn and Twitter. worked with instructor Brian Swartz to complete the re- Although it is far too early to announce specifi cs, a few quirements for their Robotics merit badge. The designed leads have come forward. Inquiries about the property a tele-operative remote control robot that could avoid ob- should be directed to Lauren Bryson at lbryson@focus- stacles using sensors to stop, turn around, and move as COMPLETE SERVICE centralpa.org, (844) 293-8719 or contact Jody Ocker at well as follow lines. [email protected], (570) 286-7820 for additional “I thought it was pretty cool. I never built a robot be- information. fore,” said Gray. PUBLIC AUCTION “We will continue to work aggressively together until “It was hard to build, but after we were done it was fun Wednesday, August 19, 2020 @ 2 P.M. a new employer moves in,” said Ms. Ocker. “In work- to mess around with it,” added Hostler. Selling Real Estate, Automobile, Households & More at the former ing with Focus Central PA, we are able to leverage the Another group was learning First-Aid basics as a citi- home of Georgia Lenig, 422 Kreamer Ave., Kreamer, PA capabilities of a regional economic marketing alliance to Directions: From Selinsgrove take Route 522 South to the town of Kreamer. Turn Left zen fi rst responder. Their training focused on CPR, First- onto Freeburg Avenue then right onto Kreamer Ave. Continue to auction on the left. reach companies, investors, and developers to promote Aid and AED (Automated External Defi brillator). REAL ESTATE development of commercial/industrial sites. Addition- “We are going to help people out when they need it,” Located on the edge of town on a pleasant level corner lot is a 2 story 3 bedroom home. The home ally, we are very impressed and grateful for the commit- said Jayden White. affords on the fi rst level Eat-in Kitchen, living room w/mountain stone fi replace, dining room, laundry ment of Glen Raven’s corporate leaders who are putting w/1/2 bath, as well as enclosed front and rear porches. The second level has 3 bedrooms, full bath “Because it is helpful if someone gets hurt and needs and enclosed rear sun room. Located on the property is a 24 x 27 garage w/roofed car port. job creation above fi nancial return for the company in CPR or First Aid. I’ll know how to do it,” added Blake Seller has moved to assisted living and says sell. For showing contact Auctioneers. Terms 10% down, Balance in pursuing the next chapter for the textile mill and taking Tharp. 45 days. NO BUYERS PREMIUM. Attorney: Matthew Slivinski 570-837-1200 Real Estate to be offered @ 4:00 p.m care of employees.” While earning their Camping merit badge, the scouts KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road Sunbury City Council welcomes investors, developers, learned about camping equipment, ways to cook out- McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 and employers. Sunbury is an ideal location for business (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L doors, and about tents and sleeping bags. www.hassingercourtney.com and industry touting proximity to major highways and Trail to Eagle is designed for fi rst year scouts. “They rail corridor for logistics; a labor force renowned for tal- are learning the basics of being a Boy Scout. Yesterday, ent and work ethic; and a central location within a few they participated in a 5 mile hike. Today, they are leaning hours’ drive of major cities. There are several technical PUBLIC AUCTION schools, colleges, and universities nearby for a steady pipeline of high-quality employees. Adding to the appeal Friday, August 7, 2020 @ 5:00 PM are a picturesque setting at the heart of the Susquehanna 19426 Route 522 S., Beaver Springs, PA 17812 River, a charming small-town feel, and a welcoming (Next to Hair Express) community. Looking for an opportunity to grow your Parking In Rear of Building business, invest, develop? Think Sunbury! Saturday, August 8 @ 8:30 AM Household, Collectibles, Misc. Located near the Village of Troxelville at 8563 Route 235, Beavertown, Snyder Co., PA Offering An Extensive Specialty & See Auction Zip For Full Listing & Photos Limited Edition Longaberger Collection Seating - Lunch Stand - Rest Rooms Auctioneer: Dawn E. Miller AU-001695-L Phone: 570-765-0107 PUBLIC AUCTION 300+ pcs. Of Longaberger: Baskets, J.W., Collectors Club, Hostess, Auction Company and Owners Not Responsible For Accidents Saturday, August 8, 2020 Membership Pcs., Pottery, Wrought Iron, Possible Dream Clothique Santas, Dept. 56, Boyds. Must Follow CDC Guidelines 9:00 A.M. 200+ Depression Glassware: Pink, Green, Blue, Crystal, Amber/ Face Masks Recommended 100 RHOADS LANE, MC CLURE, Pa 17841 Yellow, Black, Teal, Monax, 7 pc. Ship/Sailboat Pitcher/Tumblers; Sharon Pattern Service of 8 & extras; 21 pc. Iris; Shirley Temple Creamer; Fire King Gay Selling: Real Estate - Firearms - Equipment - Fad Fruit Pattern: Sm./Lg. Ref. Dishes, Sq. Baking Dishes, Bowls, Custard “Where Tools - Antique Automobiles - Household! Cups, Casseroles, Mixing Bowls; Oatmeal Dishes; Slag Glass Cake Stand; Slag Satisfaction is Glass Rooster, Dove, Chicken; Compote & more. Guaranteed” REAL ESTATE: Consists of 19.6 acres with paved driveway lead- Furniture, Antiques, Collectibles & Crafts: Lighted Curio ing into a Hunter’s paradise with abundant wildlife! Home w/3 BR, Cabinet w/Glass Shelves; Roll Top Desk; 9 Gun/Gun Cabinet; Sofa Bed; Childs SERVICE & PARTS HOURS: SALES HOURS: 2BA, Kitchen/Dining, LR, Family Room, Den, Mudroom, Foyer and Genero Sewing Machine; Wooden Childs Bed & High Chair; Wooden Benches Mon.-Fri. 8AM-5PM; Mon.-Fri. 8AM-9PM; Sat. nice front porch. Also full length porch across the back. Well and & Glider; 3 pc. Patio Set; Western Flyer Bike; Red/White/Blue Bicentennial CLOSED Sat. & Sun. 8AM-4PM; CLOSED Sunday Septic, Central air, oil hot air heat, also a wood burner. Situated Bike; Culinary Meat Slicer; Dehydrator; Roasters; Sprinkling Cans; Embroidered on the property are 4 storage sheds - electrified - (1) 12x20, (2) Pillowcases; Floral Feed Bags; Chenille Bedspreads; Ant. Bonnet Doll; Ant. Crocks; Call To Make An Appointment! 12x20 w/overhead door, (1) 12x28 w/overhead door and a 53’ stor- Marlboro Ash Try; Corn Dryer; Texasware Bowls; Wooden Coca Cola & 7up Boxes; age trailer. Home has a metal roof. Also located on the property Cast Iron Fry Pan; Wagner Griddle; Various Lawn Decorations: Wooden Pumpkins, is an encolsed deer stand as well as a shooting range (up to 350 Rabbits, Snowmen, Snowman in Barrel, Potato Crates, Scarecrows, Christmas yds.). A GREAT GETAWAY or FULL TIME RESIDENCE - A MUST Trees, etc.; Jim Shore: Frosty Friend, Keeping Watch, Dreams Fly; Numerous Craft SEE PROPERTY! Items Purchased at Kern Run Crafts; Various Crazy Mtn. Crafts; Heartwood Creek; www.regesterchevrolet.com Call Auctioneer For Private Showing Tinware; Wooden Dec. Crates; Norman Rockwell Santas & Village; Gooseberry Real Estate Terms: 10% down. Balance in 45 days. Patch Santas; Department 56: 4 Snowmen Lamps & Love; Bobbleheads; Home Attorney: Richard Gingrich Interior Pictures; Lg. Collection of Cookbooks; Canning Jars; Lighted Heineken, 12 See auctionziup #24831 for Photos Horse Ale & Lite Beer Clock; Dolls; Games; Quilts & More. Terms: Cash, Credit Card or Good PA Check (3.5% fee for credit Owner: Pat Kline Villa Teresa Space card processing) No Buyer Premium Susquehanna Valley Mall Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • Across from Joann Fabric Bring your own Chair - Lunch Stand - Port A Pot 570-966-2512, & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Auctioneer: Dawn E. Miller, AU-001695-L PHONE: 570-765-0107 Complete Listing & Photos Available 570-374-9323 For Orders of Sale: Household mixed w/tools - 9 a.m. • REAL ESTATE 12 noon • FIREARMS 1 pm auctionzip.com ID# 2399. Owners & Auction Company and Owners Not Responsible For Accidents Auctioneers Not Responsible for Accidents Food Stand 2 Large Cheese 16” Sale Ad Space is available in the following papers: DINING GUIDE 3 Sm. 6” Cold Sub T he Snyder County T imes $12.00 + Tax WELL T he Union O ’S County T imes H Selinsgrove 17086 Display Ads Moose40 West Spruce St. or Classifi eds ) 28 Fox Crossing Road (570) 374-9012 Mt. Pleasant Mills, PA, 17853 BREAKFAST For more SUNDAY, 2ND I information or c g Hours: Wed. - Sun. 11:00 - 8:00 Bacon or Whiting e n & Eggs & HF to place your C Ki ream Saturday 8AM-7PM Weekend Special Eat In or Dine Out ad now call us! Mt. Pleasant Mills (Breakfast 8-11AM) Lunch Special 570-539-2363 Fri., July 31st- Hrs: Tues. & Thurs. 570-837-6065 M 11AM - 2PM Thru August 1: Sun., Aug. 2nd: Lasagna w/ 1 Side LUNCH July 31st Extra Side Dish With a $10 Purhase Weekly Specials Wed., Aug. 5th- Chicken Finger Salad MINT Thur., 6th: August 4th County Line Restaurant OREO August 6-10 Mushroom Swiss Burger Thu-F Black & Blue August 6th Mention Coupon When Ordering Starting August 3: Ham Salad Cheesesteak Chicken Parm Sandwich 717-694-3535 Pizza Burger & Spaghetti w/ 1 Side DAILY SPECIALS Still Dining In! $2.00 Ham & Cheese $5.60 Reservations & Call Slider w/ Mac MON.-SAT. 5AM-7PM; CLOSED Sunday 3RD FLAVOR: PEANUT BUTTER SUNDAY, AUGSUT 9TH Ahead Seating is Salad & Chips Not Good with Other Offers Recommended. 7 Piece Popcorn 14206 Route 35, Richfield Chicken & Waffles Shrimp Basket Expires: 7/31/20 SCT NO HOT FOOD AFTER 9:00PM Like Us on July 31, 2020, Snyder County Times -11 Legals & Classi eds ————————— Ann Gartner the Monroe Township p.m., at the Middleburg Snyder County a.m. at the Snyder Coat M-M $20, Elec- standing observation LEGALS c/o Matthew A. Slivinski, Municipal Building. The Borough Building, 13 Website - County Commissioners’ tric Guitar/Amplifi er & communication ———————— Esq. 111 N. High Street applicant, Greg Mull, is North Main Street, Mid- Request for Proposals offi ce located at Court- $125, Crate 3 Chan- skills. ESTATE NOTICE Suite One requesting a Variance of dleburg, Pennsylvania house, P.O. Box 217, Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Section 202.2: A- Agri- immediately following a The Snyder County Middleburg, PA 17842. nel Keyboard, Bass Jobs.hcr-manorcare. Estate of ——————— cultural Use Regulations public hearing thereon. Commissioners are re- The public is invited to Guitar Amplifi er $100, com 570-323-8627 Burnell Bingaman, ESTATE NOTICE of the Township Zoning questing proposals for attend. Testimony and 4 Black Dolls Two —————————— Deceased Ordinance. The property AN ORDINANCE OF the creation, build out comments should be in handmade two plastic Golden Rule Estate of THELMA is located at 3192 Park THE BOROUGH OF and implementation of writing. If you are unable 1960’s, $35 717-379- Custom Carpen- Date of Death: January M. NORNHOLD, de- Road, Selinsgrove, Pa. MIDDLEBURG, SNY- the new offi cial county to attend, written input or 8010 try is seeking well 1, 2020 ceased, late of Middlec- 17870. The Variance DER COUNTY, PENN- website. Bidders should phone calls are invited ————————— motivated individual reek Township, Snyder is to allow an Automo- SYLVANIA, AMENDING contact Chief Clerk Tony by phoning (570) 374- 2013 Ford Escape, looking to seek work Late of Albion, New York County, Pennsylvania. tive Repair Garage and PART 5 OF CHAPTER Phillips at 570-837-4208 4570. A copy of the pro- 38,ooo miles. Great in the construction & Beavertown, Snyder Storage Units on the 5 OF THE BOROUGH with any questions. posed Plan will be avail- condition.Call 570- fi eld. Must be able to County PA LETTERS TESTAMEN- property. CODE WHICH REGU- able on August 25, 2020 TARY on the above es- ——————— LATES RENTAL UNITS Your cost proposal shall to review at the offi ce of 713-8093 and ask for lift heavy, read a tape Ancillary Letters Tes- tate having been grant- NOTICE BY PROVIDING FOR include all necessary Snyder County Children Tracey. measure, not afraid tamentary have been ed to Debra K. Aueker, REGULAR INSPEC- planning meetings with and Youth Services. ————————— of heights. Experi- granted on the Estate Larry E. Nornhold Jr., The Monroe Township TION AND PERMIT- the County Commis- Please send a state- 1940 John Deere B ence is preferred but of Burnell Bingaman to Dean E. Nornhold and Zoning Hearing Board TING OF THE UNITS sioners, IT Director and ment of costs and proof in good condition. not required. Pay will the undersigned Execu- Lisa L. Sprenide, Ex- will hold a public hear- AND IMPOSES PENAL- Department Heads, cre- of publication to: Snyder Straight tin, extra be based on proven tor. All persons having ecutors. All persons in- ing on Monday, August TIES FOR VIOLATION ation, implementation County Children and matching rear tire, experience during claims against the estate debted to the estate are 10, 2020 at 8:00 pm at THEREOF. and necessary training Youth Services, Suite electric start, easy probation period. are requested to present requested to make pay- the Monroe Township for the new website. 15, 713 Bridge Street, starting. 570-809- Please contact (570) them in writing and all ments and those having Municipal Building. The Copies of the full text of The website will need to Selinsgrove, PA 17870. persons indebted to the claims to present the applicant, Ronald Clark, the proposed Ordinance include the following: ——————— 2047 412-0849 to make estate to make payment same without delay, to: is requesting a Variance may be examined by Access Control Restric- NOTICE ————————— an appointment for a to it in care of the Execu- of Section 204.2: R-1 a citizen of Middleburg tion Knock-out sounding working interview. tor or his Attorney. Thelma M. Nornhold Low Density Residential Borough during regular User Role (Admin, Notice is hereby given set of speakers. Infi ni- ————————— Estate Zone of the Township business hours at the Department Head) that the Shamokin Dam ty, 2 - 300-W each self Garage/Yard Sales Scott Bradshaw, c/o Matthew A. Slivinski, Zoning Ordinance. The Middleburg Borough creation Borough Zoning Hear- amplifi ed front speak- ————————— Executor Esquire property is located at 23 Building, 13 N. Main User Login ing Board will meet in ers, center channel Garage Sale July 30- 111 N. High Street, Shawna Lane, Selins- Street, Middleburg, PA, Content Management the Borough Council speaker and 2 rear 31, 8-3, Aug. 1, 8-12, c/o his attorney: Suite One grove, Pa. 17870. The and Snyder County System (add/edit/delete Chambers at 42 West Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Variance is to allow a Times, Inc., 405 East content) 8th Avenue, Shamokin speakers. $325. 2275 Polly Pine Rd. Jeffrey L. Mensch, Esq., ——————— mower repair business Main Street, Middleburg, User Management (add/ Dam, Pa., on Wednes- Call: 717-818-4334 Millmont. Attorney ESTATE NOTICE on the property. PA. A citizen of Middle- edit/delete users) day August 12, 2020 at ————————— ————————— 171 Scottsdale Drive ——————— burg Borough may ob- Mega Menu for Naviga- 7:00 PM to consider a Saw, Kobalt 10” slid- Yard Sale July 30-31, Miffl inburg, PA 17844 Estate of SHIRLEY J. STATEMENT OF tain a copy of the pro- tion zoning variance request ing compound miter Aug. 1, 8-4 249 Ulsh ——————— DAGLE A/K/A SHIRLEY REGISTRATION posed ordinance during Home Page Slider submitted by Alexander saw with laser guide, Rd. Port Trevorton. NOTICE JUNE DAGLE late of FOREIGN BUSINESS regular business hours Contact Forms Golub for his property Like new, $125 717- ————————— Selinsgrove Borough, CORPORATION at the Borough Building Captcha for spam located in the Borough 818-4334 Garage Sale July 31- Estate of Jennie E. Snyder County, Com- at a cost of $0.25 per prevention known as 21 Baldwin ————————— Aug. 1, 8-?, 52 North Martin, Deceased. monwealth of Pennsyl- Notice is hereby given page. Site Search Engine Blvd, Shamokin Dam, 8’ Wooden picnic Brown St. McClure Late of W. Perry Twp., vania. that CAL International Search Engine Optimi- Pa The request is to Snyder County, PA. USA, Inc., a foreign Beau A. Hoffman, Es- zation establish a residential table, Great Condition ————————— D.O.D. 4/24/20. Letters LETTERS TESTAMEN- business corpora- quire, Ax Runkle, P.C., Reusable Widgets dwelling Unit on the $50 OBO, 570-837- 3 Family Garage Testamentary on the TARY on the above es- tion, has applied for a Solicitor Google Analytics second fl oor of said 3234 Sales Aug. 5-8, 8-2, above Estate have been tate having been grant- Statement of Registra- ——————— Alert or Notifi cation property above an exist- ————————— Raven Ln Miffl inburg granted to the under- ed to the undersigned, tion to do business in EXECUTOR’S NOTICE System for Home Page ing dental offi ce. This is Quarts of oil 5-30 and ————————— signed, who request all all persons indebted to the Commonwealth of ADA Compliant not a permitted use In a 10-30 $2.00 quart half Huge Indoor Yard persons having claims the estate are requested Pennsylvania under NOTICE IS HEREBY Hosting: LAMP Server C-i Commercial, High- price.570-524-4966 Sale Aug. 6-7, 8-4, or demands against the to make payment, and the provision of Chap- GIVEN that Letters Tes- with cpanel way District under Sec- ————————— Trinity UMC 51 So. estate of the decedent those having claims to ter 4 of the Association tamentary have been tion 27, Zoning - Part 5, 06 Toyota 4-Runner Main St. Middleburg to make known the present the same with- Transactions Act. The granted to the under- Bidders can review the sub-section 506.2— C-i same and all persons out delay, to: corporation is incorpo- signed in the Estate of following websites as Commercial, Highway SR5, V-6, 4WD, Auto, ————————— indebted to the dece- rated under the laws of WILMER J. KRATZER, examples of what Sny- District, Principal Per- 174K Silver/Grey Garage Sale Aug. 7, dent to make payment Robert W. Dagle and the state of Delaware. late of Penn Township, der County is in search mitted Uses, of the Interior, Sun-Roof, 8-5, Aug. 8, 8-2, 1881 without delay to Erma S. Diane Dalius The address of its prin- Snyder County, Penn- of: Shamokin Dam Borough Garage Kept, Towing Grubbs Church Rd. K. Graybill and Wilmer c/o Matthew A. Slivinski, cipal offi ce under the sylvania, Deceased. Ordinance. Package Serviced Mt. Pleasant Mills D. Graybill, Executors, Esq. laws of said jurisdiction All persons https://www.unioncoun- All persons interested Reg. $10,995. or best ————————— c/o Nevin D. Beiler, Esq, 111 N. High Street, is 251 Little Falls Drive, indebted to the said ty.org/ may attend this meeting offer 570-768-8513 Multi Family Yard 105 S. Hoover Ave., Suite One Selinsgrove, Wilmington, DE 19808, estate are required to https://www.norrycopa. and will have an oppor- ————————— Sale Aug. 7-8, 8-2, 7 New Holland, PA 17557. PA 17870 and subject to section make immediate pay- net/ tunity to be heard. Mickey Mouse bed Fairway Dr. Selins- Or to their Atty.: Nevin ——————— 109 (relating to name of ment and those having https://www.dauphin- D. Beiler, Beiler Legal NOTICE commercial registered claims or demands will county.org/ Edward J. Hovenstine with matching toy box grove. Rain/Shine Services, P.C., 105 S. offi ce provider in lieu of present them without Borough Manager/ and skee-ball game ————————— Hoover Ave., New Hol- Monroe Township, Ju- registered address), the delay to the undersigned Upon discretion of the Zoning Offi cer (like new), will deliv- Multi Family Yard Sale land, PA 17557. niata County will be address, including the Executor or his Attorney. Board of Commission- ——————— ery locally, $40.00 Aug 7-8, 458 Cannon ——————— accepting sealed bids street and number, if ers, companies may be CLASSIFIEDS Stroller with thermal Rd., Miffl inburg. ESTATE NOTICE on a 2008 18’ Mustang any, of its proposed reg- Richard R. Nichols, Jr. asked give verbal pre- ————————— cover $25.00 - Call ————————— fl at bed trailer, GVWR istered offi ce in Pennsyl- 135 Lombard Street sentations. For Sale (57O)97l-8768 Benefi t Yard Sale Au- Estate of ANNA M. 9,900. Bids will be vania is 325 West Mar- Sunbury, PA 17801 ————————— ————————— gust 14, 8-5, August PRICE late of Selins- opened on Tuesday, Au- ket Street, Beavertown, Please mail your com- 1947-54 Chevy Truck Vaughn Bassett full 15, 8-noon, MCF 70 grove Borough, Snyder gust 4, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. PA 17813. Executor pany’s sealed proposal County, Commonwealth Call (717) 694-3455 for ——————— including cost to the Parts. 570-238-0305 headboard w/metal Paxton St. Middleburg of Pennsylvania. more information. The PUBLIC NOTICE Robert J. Muolo, Snyder County Com- ————————— frame, excellent con- ————————— township reserves the OF PROPOSED Esquire missioners, Attn: Chief General Hauling, T dition $145; Spain’s Moving Sale- Call for LETTERS TESTAMEN- right to reject any and ORDINANCE WIEST, MUOLO, Clerk, P.O. Box 217, Tag Dump Truck Ser- barrel butter churn details and appoint- TARY on the above es- all bids. NOON, Middleburg, PA 17842 vice 570-238-0305 $199; jelly cupboard ment. Must wear tate having been grant- ——————— Notice is given by the SWINEHART & BATH- or deliver it (M-F 8:30 ————————— $160; outdoor park masks, 570-966-1899 ed to the undersigned NOTICE Borough of Middleburg, GATE am-4:00 pm) to the 4x6x9 Contractors type bench $85. 570- ————————— all persons indebted to Snyder County, Penn- 240-246 Market Street Snyder County Com- Utility Trailer with ex- 837-3564 FREE the estate are requested The Monroe Township sylvania, that the Bor- Sunbury, PA 17801 missioners Offi ce, 9 ough of Middleburg will West Market Street, tras $375 717-789- ————————— ————————— to make payment, and Zoning Hearing Board 3300 Set Compton Ency- To Good Home 9 those having claims to will hold a public hear- consider amending the Attorney for the Estate Middleburg, PA 17842. present the same with- ing on Monday, August following Ordinance at ——————— Bids will be accepted ————————— clopedia Updated Month old Purebred out delay, to: 10, 2020 at 7:00 pm at its regular meeting on until 3:00 PM, Monday, Hardwood Chatham books $50, Cd’s (2) Male Dalmation. Call August 11, 2020, at 7:00 August 24, 2020. Bids Oaks Entertainment 100 in each $25 per or Text: 570-412-3162 will be opened on Tues- Center by Drexel Her- binder, Box of DVD ————————— day, August 25, 2020 at itage. 36” x 80” 22”. Wars & John Wayne, 9:30 AM by the Board of Beautiful Ex. Cond. Some in metal box, Commissioner’s. The Valued $2000, Ask- 570-524-7045 Snyder County Commis- sioners reserve the right ing $499 or BO. NO —————————  Sundays Calls. 570- Help Wanted to reject any and all bids.       ——————— 837-3232 ————————— NOTICE ————————— Make the Change!       “The Jar Lady” has RNs, LPNs, A public hearing on the name brand jelly jars, CNAs!            proposed Annual Plan pints & quarts for can- Competitive benefi ts and Budget foi Snyder        ning. No Name Pints & Tuition assistance. County Children and & Quarts at great Must have Strong Youth Services for July    1, 2021 to June 30, price. Green Jars work ethic with out- 570-539-4242     2022 will be held on Tuesday, August 11, ————————— Do you have extra room in your home? Would     2020 from 10:00 - 10:30 Mens Black Leather you like companionship? Or do you need housing and would you like a roommate?  SHARE or Shared Housing and Resource  
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ŒŒ† ” 570-428-5682 Borough Manager/Secretary 12- Snyder County Times, July 31, 2020 Tree Identifi cation Plaques Evangelical Community Hospital Awards First DAISY Honor Wolfe has a long history with Evangelical, completing Installed at Middleburg Lake many schooling internships and externships as she pursued By Kay Poeth her career. In 2013 she began as a nursing assistant and in 2015 she started work as an ER Technician. In June 2016, Wolfe became a Graduate Nurse in the Emergency Depart- ment and has been a vital part of the department ever since. The DAISY Foundation was established in 1999 in Cali- fornia by the family of J. Patrick Barnes, who died at the age of 33 from complications of an auto-immune disease. During his eight-week hospital stay, his family was im- pressed by the care and compassion his nurses provided, not only to him but to everyone in the family. They created the DAISY Award in his memory to recognize those nurses who make a big diff erence in the lives of so many people. Evangelical is proud to be a DAISY Award partner, begin- ning to participate in the program in early 2020. Nurses are nominated by patients, family members of patients, as well as other healthcare professionals. Nominations are pre- sented for consideration through a process of anonymity. The winner is then selected by a board of healthcare work- ers. Each DAISY Award Honoree is given a DAISY Award pin, a certifi cate of honor, and a stone sculpture entitled, A Healer’s Touch, handcrafted by a tribe in Zimbabwe. Nominations for the DAISY award can be made by pa- tients, patient family members, colleagues, and providers. If an Evangelical Community Hospital nurse has displayed Tiff any Wolfe, RN, BSN, at Evangelical Community Hospital, extraordinary clinical expertise and compassion, visit www. was presented the Hospital’s fi rst DAISY Award. The award is daisynomination.org/ECH and fi ll out a nomination form. presented to a deserving nurse who exemplifi es clinical exper- Dylan Klingler stands by the newly installed tree identifi cation plaque that tise and compassionate care and he designed and produced for the Middleburg Revitalization Committee’s is recognized as a role model in beautifi cation project at the Middleburg Lake. the nursing community. The fi nal step of the Tree Beautifi cation Project at Middleburg Lake Tiff any Wolfe, RN, BSN, GEISINGER GOLD has been completed. The Middleburg Revitalization Committee at Evangelical Community (MRC) had a vision to improve the aesthetic appeal of the popular Hospital, was surprised on spot used for fi shing, walks, quiet refl ection, and even kayaking. July 14, 2020, as she was Last spring, the Midd-West Middle School student body and staff , presented the Hospital’s fi rst Middleburg Borough staff , and volunteers from the MRC joined to- DAISY Award. The award gether to help to beautify the grounds. They enhanced the lake area is presented to a deserving nurse who exemplifi es clini- Want Medicare plus? by planting six trees around the lake as well as planting fl owers and mulching at Charles Park and even painting the dugouts! It was a cal expertise and compas- way for the students to become more connected with their commu- sionate care and is recog- nity. nized as a role model in the According to Diane Klingler, the MRC purchased six diff erent nursing community. Talk to a Geisinger Gold types of trees for the lake beautifi cation project: a Golden Weeping Wolfe was surrounded by Willow, Dawn Redwood, Shawnee Brave Bald Cypress, Royal Red her department as well as Norway Maple, and two River Birch. But the project was not yet Hospital and nursing lead- complete! ership as she was presented authorized broker. Fast forward to February 2020. Mr. Matt Dietz at Midd-West High with the award. She was School was approached by the MRC to design and produce plaques nominated for the care she to be placed near each of the young trees. He assigned the task to provided in the Emergency Dylan Klingler. Department during an end- “Dylan is an exceptional student and I had no problem giving him of-life situation. The patient’s full discretion on something that would be seen in the public eye and family nominated Wolfe for have the Midd-West name attached. He is that good,” Dietz said. the compassion she displayed Dylan and Mr. Dietz discussed the use of the laser engraver and to be a source of comfort to how the wood would react to diff erent designs as well as species the patient and her husband and size considerations. Dylan also received input from Mr. Ryan until the daughter could ar- VanHorn, MWHS Art Instructor, in regards to design. rive. The family was present “I created the actual design of the plaques using Photoshop,” ex- when Wolfe was given the plained Dylan. “After the design was approved, I exported the design award and presented her with fi le to the laser engraver. After a couple of trials to fi ne-tune the ad- their own tokens of apprecia- justments, production began.” tion. The tree identifi cation plaques list the common name, scientifi c Tamara Persing, RN, BSN, We can help you with new enrollments name, description of the tree, and some interesting facts. “If you use MS, CIC, FAPIC, Vice Presi- your phone camera to scan the QR code, a link for that tree species dent of Patient Care Services andWe y canearly planhelp re views.you with new enrollments will pop up with even more information about that particular species and Chief Nursing Offi cer at Evangelical said, “Tiff any’s and yearly plan reviews. of tree,” said Dylan. Alice Stelter Insurance Don Klingler of the MRC then stained and varnished the plaques ability to be present and un- and made holders for each one. Then on a warm and humid July derstanding in this delicate 832 N. Market St. morning, Don Klingler and Dylan Klingler (although they share the situation of a patient’s life Alice Stelter Insurance same last name, they are not related) installed the tree identifi cation takes the profession of nurs- Selinsgrove markers. ing to the next level. She 832 N. Market St. “I like the fact that something I created is out in the public eye,” displayed the empathy and said Dylan. “It will help to educate the community about the species emotional support this family 570-372-0612Selinsgro • ve800-658-9616 of trees that were planted by Midd-West Middle School students!” needed when they needed it These projects give students a sense of accomplishment and own- the most. She is a true repre- 570-372-0612 • 800-658-9616 ership in the community and everyone reaps the benefi t. “I want to sentation of the meaning be- thank the MRC for giving us an opportunity to support and improve hind the DAISY award.” the community,” said Dietz. “The MRC is all about the beautifi cation of Middleburg and making improvements in the community,” said Diane Klingler. “The MRC invites everyone to visit Middleburg Lake. Stroll around the lake, Real Estate @ Hess’s enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, admire the trees that were planted last spring, and read the newly installed tree identifi cation plaques!” Wednesday, September 2 @ 8:30am Wednesday, September 16 @ 8:30am Located on SR 192 in the Village of Cowan at 6611 Buffalo Road, Miffl inburg, Union Co. PA Located along SR 45 at 3669 Old Turnpike Rd., Lewisburg, East Buffalo Twp., Union Co., Pa. 35 Ac. Union Co. Farm Land (noon) (noon) Cowan Real Estate Whereon Situated a 4 Bedroom 2 Story Vinyl Sided Farmhouse in a Private Setting 2-DAY PUBLIC AUCTION 3 Bedroom, 2 Story Sided Home Situated on a Large Lot. Newly among Trees; Eat-In Kitchen w/Brick Fireplace, leading onto a Screened in Side Friday August 7, 2020 10:00am Renovated Eat-in Kitchen/Dining Room Consist of Ceramic Tile Porch. Formal Dining Room. Living Room w/Refi nished Hardwood Floors. Rustic Saturday August 8, 2020 8:30am Flooring, Stylish Counter & Modern Cabinets w/Wooden Accent Family Room w/Mountain Stone/Brick Fireplace. 1 ½ Baths. Laundry Room w/ Ceiling. Open Concept Living Room. Bath. Open Attached Cemented Standing Handicap Shower Stall & Sink. Attached 2 Car Cemented Floor Garage Located in Beavertown Pa. Turn off route 522 at the West end of Carport. Oil Baseboard Heat. Wooden Floors. NEW Replacement w/Additional Storage. Basement w/Overhead 10’x10’ Garage Door and Large Beavertown onto Hetrick Rd. travel ¼ Mile, turn left onto Beaverton Windows. Metal Roof. Cemented Basement. Well/Standard Septic. Workshop w/220 Amp Electric Service & Gas Heat. Central Air. Standard Septic lane, travel 200 yards to Auction site on the left. We will be selling from the “Thomas” Farm, a 38’x63’ Three Bay Garage with Oversized Doors and a 28’ x 32’ & Well. Macadam Lane. Tin Sided Bank Barn w/Gently Flowing Stream behind Collection of Items from Multi-Generations, A Very high Volume Auction, This is just a small listing. Two Bay Garage Provide Lots of Potential for Various Usages. the Buildings; Cemented Barnyard & Water Source. 38’ x 50’ w/12’ Extension Pole “Friday 8/7/2020” Fiesta ware - Quilts – Jewelry - Copper Kettle – Antiques - Collectibles For Inspection Call: 814-574-3613 or 814-360-9998. Barn & Side Corn Crib. Additional Corn Crib. Smoke House. Garden Shed. A Rare Orig. Oak “Diamond Dyes” Wall Hanging Oak store Display Cabinet; Large Copper Kettle; H/H Goods, Antiques, Primitives, Collectibles & Coins Find Situated in a Beautiful Country Setting Just Minutes from Downtown Small Enterprise Lard Press; Halloween Blow-Mold Outside Decoration; 3ft. High Ceramic Lighted Lewisburg. Gas, Water & Sewer available for the completion of the final phase Christmas Tree; Large Selection of Vintage Holiday Ceramics; Antique Feather Tree; Old Christmas Ida Mae Hartman of the Fairfi eld Development. Road Frontage on SR 45 Old Turnpike Road, Decorations; Wm. E. Hummel Sunbury Pa. Milk Can; V. Finkenbinder Greencastle PA Milk Can; Lloyds Attorney: Martin & Lobos, 570-966-1009 Salem Church Road & Brook Drive with access on Keila Avenue. A Once Patio Furniture; Wooden Turkey Crate; Vintage Original Hudson Bay Wool Overcoat w/ Hood; in a life-time opportunity for a Developer, Farmer or Investor. For Inspection Hudson Bay Wool Jackets; Fur Coats; Vintage Ladies Purses; Ladies hats; Floor Model Jewelry Call: 570-412-1542 or 570-490-4901. Broker Participation Available by Contacting Armoire; Assorted Jewelry Including: 14kt. Gold Necklaces, 18 kt. Gold Ring, 14kt. White Gold, Auctioneer for Details. 14kt. Gold Necklace w/ Jade Elephant, Sterling Silver Charm Bracelets, etc; Assorted Costume Wednesday September 23 @ 8:30AM Also Selling H/H Goods, Antiques, Farm Related Items, Tools, Wood Jewelry; Handmade Quilts; Vintage Fiesta ware ( Multi-Colored Relish Tray, Covered Casserole, From Mifflinburg, take SR 104 South to Red Ridge Road. Turn Right Estate of Arla Berger S/P Set, Bowls, Disc Pitcher, Dinner Plates, Tea cups, Saucers, Meat Platters, Etc.); Early “Mickeys” onto Red Ridge Road and then Left onto Mensch Road to 2645 Mensch Rubber Tractor; Ingersoll W.D.P. Mickey Mouse Alarm Clock; “Little Hostess” Japan Teapot w/ Orig. Road, Mifflinburg, Limestone Township, Union Co. PA Attorney: Terry Light, 570-523-3241 Box; Sewing Items; 100’s of Elephant Figurines of Various Sizes and Compositions; “H.H.Arnold Soda Bottle, Maze PA; Small 2-Drawer “Belding Silk Spool Thread” Countertop Display w/ Orig. 65 Ac. Union Co. Farm (noon) Spools; “J&P Coats” Biofast Spool Thread Counter Top Display; Assorted Holiday Decorations; Main House Consists of a 2 Story Vinyl Sided 4 Bedroom Home Built in Thursday, September 17 @ 9:00 AM Vintage Metal Porch Chairs; Sewing Rooster; Leather Strap of Sleigh Bells; Cookbooks; Vintage Meat 1992 Nestled in a Secluded Quiet Setting. First Floor Consists of an On SR 147, take the Industrial Park Road Exit West. At the Intersection turn Right Cleavers; Butcher Ladles; Kettle Stirrers; Scrapple Pans; Dietz NYCS Railroad Lantern w/ Red Globe; Open Concept Dining Room & Kitchen w/Custom Built Weaver Kitchen “Dairymen’s” League Member Porcelain Sign; Dietz Victor Barn Lantern; Pocket Knives; Griswold onto Sodom Road, then left onto Starstream Blvd. Turn Right onto Old Farm Lane Cabinets & Pantry Selling w/Appliances; Living Room with Large Mt. Stone to 111 Old Farm Lane, Milton, West Chillisquaque Twp, Northumberland Co., PA Pans (#12,#9,#8, #5,) Wagner #5 Cast Pan; Cast Iron Bean Pots; #14 Cast Pan; Large Metal Erector Working Fireplace; Hardwood Floors & Ceiling Beams Throughout for a Set w/ Orig. Box; “Touch Tronic 2005” Portable Singer Sewing Machine; Assorted Sewing Items; Fire Country Atmosphere. Lg. Master Bedroom & Wainscoting Bathroom w/ Milton Real Estate @ Noon King Jadeite; Linens; Coffee Grinder; Glass Baskets; Shirley Temple Pitchers; Cookware; & MUCH Jacuzzi Tub, Shower, Double Sink Vanity, & Walk in Closet; Bedroom; MORE, To see photos Go to Auctionzip.com. ID#3834, Tent & Food Stand Provided Laundry/Wash Vat Room w/Half Bath; (2 ½ Baths Total); Sunroom with A 3 Bedroom Vinyl Sided Ranch Style Home with an Eat-In Kitchen “Saturday 8/8/2020” Auto-Early Antiques-Vintage Glassware-Collectibles-Household Ceiling Beams leading to Full Rear Deck Area; Beautiful View on the Front w/Sliding Doors onto a Large Wooden 2 Tier Deck overlooking 2011 Chevy Malibu (only 4,500 Original Miles) Garage kept; Early Antique Grain painted Corner Porch overlooking the Farmland. Second Floor Includes 2 Bedrooms; Backyard. Living Room, Bath, Finished Stylish Family Room in cupboard w/2-8-pane Glass doors on top and 2 paneled doors below ( 93” high x 54’ wide); Set Cedar Lined Closet; Full Bath & Walk-in Closets. Full Basement includes Basement, Electric Heat, Ductless AC, City Water & Sewer, 1 Car of 4 round Back Hand Painted Plank Bottom Chairs (Snyder County?); Antique Decorated Chest of Family Room with Kitchenette & Rebel Wood Stove; Utility Room; Offi ce; Garage with Macadam Driveway. Storage Shed. Landscaped. Don’t Drawers w/ Dovetailed Dwrs.; Large Antique Oak Roll Top Desk: Grain Painted Drop Front Writing Desk Storage Room & Insulated Root Cellar. 2 Car Attached Garage with Miss this Opportunity. For Inspection Call 570-713-7158. w/ Pigeon Holes & Glass Knobs; Antique 5ft. Round Pedestal Table w/ 4 Extra Boards; Fainting Couch; Workshop Area; Central Vac; Geo Thermo Heat/Air; Macadam Driveway; Also Selling Guns, Harley Collectibles, H/H Goods & Tools Marble Top East Lake Style Parlor Table; Large Wooden Settee; Early Paneled Doors Jelly Cupboard; Well & Septic; 5 Bay Kennel with Electric, Heat & Water. Outdoor Runs & Estate of Gordon M. Campbell, Jr. Antique Drop-Leaf Table; Antique Dry Sink w/ orig. Hardware; “Hassen Forder” Safe Co. Phila. Antique Large Chain Link Fenced Yard Area. A Well Maintained Ready to Move into Floor Safe; 5pc. Solid Wood “Sterling House Collection” Bedroom Suite, Full Size Bed, chest of Drawers, Home. Rental Home Consists of a 2 Story Early Log, Vinyl Sided House Attorney: Melissa Lobos, 570-966-1009 Dresser w/ Mirror, 2-Night Stands); Antique Quarter Sawn Oak Sleigh Bed w/ High Head Board; Oak with Kitchen; Dining Room; Living Room; Bedroom & Bath; Oil Heat; Quarter sawn Dresser w/ Mirror; Oak Quarter sawn Wash stand; Large Cedar Blanket chest; Vintage Basement w/Spring; Well & Septic; Currently Rented. 5 Stall Horse Barn Cedar Wardrobe; Antique School Desk; Large 12 Gun Wooden Gun Cabinet; Antique Book Case w/ 3 with Cement Floor; Feed & Tack Rooms; Hay Mow; Divided Pasture Areas. Tuesday, September 29 @ 1:00PM Sliding Glass Doors; Parlor Tables; Sofa; Wicker Porch Furniture; Tempus Grandfathers Clock; Glass 30’ X 60’ Enclosed Tin Shed with Electric, Cement Floor & Overhead Doors. On SR 522 in Beavertown, turn onto South Thomas Street to 246 South Thomas Street, Beavertown, Snyder Co., PA Front Curio Cabinet; 3pc. Vintage Bedroom Suite; Eastlake Style Platform Rocket; Collection of 100’s Small Livestock Barn with divided Pasture Areas. Chicken Coop and Other of Elephants Various Sizes and Compositions; Rogers “Oneida” Flatware set in Orig. “Peter Hunt Agricultural Related Buildings. A Stream Runs through the Property which Beavertown Real Estate @ 5PM Wooden Chest”; Early Metal World Globe; “Rand McNally” World Portrait Globe; GE Upright Freezer; Consists of Open & Woodland that Borders State Game Lands. Clean & A 2 Bedroom Vinyl Sided/Brick Home with Large Living Room, Whirlpool Washer; Whirlpool Dryer; Kitchen Aid Mixer Model K5-A; Heavy Duty “Little Pro” Kitchen Food Green. This Property has not been Sprayed for 10+ Years Kitchen, Dining Room, Bath, Hardwood Floors currently Carpeted, Grinder; “The Lighting Calculator Co.” Early Manual Calculator; Collection of Early Cow/Goat and has Road Frontage on SR 104, Red Ridge Road & Mensch Road. Replacement Windows, Oil Heat with Newer Furnace, Borough Bells; Cookbooks; Large Collection of Early Glassware Including: Fenton, Westmorland, Smith Glass, Ideally Located in a Private Setting that offers a Variety of Usages for Water & Sewer, Cemented Basement, 1 Car Garage with Macadam Imperial, Lefton, Etc.; Enamelware; 2-Hanging Kerosene Lamps w/ Wall Brackets; Majolica Pitcher w/ the Outdoor Enthusiast or Investor. Don’t Miss this Opportunity to Driveway, Well Maintained Property w/Mature Landscaping and Large Fish; Early Northwood Carnival Pitcher w/6 Tumblers; Parlor Lamps; Orig. “Othello” Cream/ Purchase a Union County Family Farm. a Pleasant Backyard Setting. Don’t Miss this Opportunity. For Brown Antique Cook Stove; High Book Case w/2 Doors Below; Antique Drum Table; Small Dome top Also Selling Primitives & Collectibles Inspection Call 570-837-2682. Trunk; Wooden Rockers; Library Table; Marbles; Antique Wooden Wash Tub; Large Wooden Wheel Estate of Joan Haire Campbell Barrow; Park Bench; Seed Scales; Porch Swing; 10ft. Picnic Table; & MUCH MORE. To See Photos go Also Selling Truck, Collectibles & H/H Goods to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 “No Buyers Premium” Attorney: Ken Potter Kathy Thomas, Owner Owner: Anna Kathryn Thomas AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: P.O.A. Kathleen L. Bilger Auctioneers: Complete Listing & Photos Available on auctionzip.com Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 ID# 2399 or GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Daniel King, AU-19500-L W E B S I T E : www.thesnydercountytimes.com EMAIL US: [email protected]