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Permit No. #17 A DIRECT MAIL PUBLICATION - 23RD YEAR - NO. 43 Friday, October 23, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Celebrating Sunbury Generation Plant: St. John’s Russian Orthodox Manufacturing Month Going, Going, Gone Church Celebrates 5th Anniversary Compiled By Kay Poeth By Kay Poeth St. John of Shanghai and San Francisco Russian Ortho- October is Manufacturing Month, an annual time for dox Mission Church celebrates its Fifth Anniversary on manufactures to showcase the potential of modern man- Saturday Oct. 24 with a “Pulled-Pork and Russian Sides” ufacturing and to inspire the next generation of skilled takeout dinner at the Mazeppa Union community hall, workers by fostering interest in manufacturing careers. 3200 Johnson Mill Road, Mazeppa, 4 to 8 p.m. Those According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, “Man- getting the boxed dinners will enjoy tasty food while ufacturing Day is an opportunity for manufacturers to highlight their work and their workers and to energize a engaging a unique story of the only Russian Orthodox future pipeline of skilled workers.” Christian parish in central Pennsylvania, now raising Many businesses throughout the Susquehanna Valley funds for building a Church on our land in Winfi eld. are in the midst of hiring new employees. PA Career- The takeout boxed dinners, featuring freshly made Link Northumberland/Snyder/Union Counties provides pulled-pork sandwiches and sides such as Russian-style the opportunity for anyone looking for a career to learn potato salad and blintzes, will raise money for a planned their options and fi nd a path to their goal. Expert staff are Church building on the mission parish property in available to assist individuals with job search and skill Winfi eld. Pulled-pork, coleslaw, baked beans, mac and development services as they prepare for new employ- cheese, and potato salad will be sold in a take-away box ment opportunities and businesses as they seek qualifi ed In a matter of 8 seconds, the two remaining 300 foot smoke- for $10, and three blintzes for $5. Sodas will be available job candidates. stacks of the former Sunbury Generation Plant were gone. On Fri- PA CareerLink Northumberland/Snyder/Union Coun- for $1. All proceeds will benefi t the mission’s building day, October 16, 2020, spectators gathered along the route to see project. Discounts or free meals are available for those ties is located at 225 Market Street, Sunbury, in the Mu- the controlled implosion. The warning siren wailed and the 9:07 nicipal Building next to the Court House. Free parking in need or on fi xed incomes. Advance orders can be am implosion was over in a blink of the eye. The 425 pounds of phoned in for pickup. More information: https://www. is available in the rear of the building. Open by appoint- explosives collapsed the smokestacks into a ruble and encircled ment only, hours of operation are: Monday -Friday from the complex with dust. The Snyder County landmark and the sky- stjohnthewonderworker.com/anniversary-dinner 9 am-noon and 1:00 4:15 pm. Staff are accommodating line is forever changed. At the same time, the mission Church is highlighting walk-ins where possible when social distancing can be The imploded smokestacks are part of the process to demolish to the public the unique stories of members who have maintained. Staff and visitors must wear face coverings coal-fi red plant in Shamokin Dam. In October 2019 the eastern become Orthodox Christians from many religious and at all times when in the building, submit to a temperature portion of the plant was demolished. A year later the remaining ethnic backgrounds. Six stories are currently featured screening, and answer health screening questionnaire. two smokestacks were imploded. on the new “Voices from St. John’s” webpage, and more PA CareerLink® is an Equal Opportunity Employer/ The demolish work was performed by crews from Pettigrew Program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon will be updated there during the fi fth-anniversary year: Inc. and F.R. Beinnke Inc from Swedesboro, New Jersey. LR https://www.stjohnthewonderworker.com/post/voices- request to individuals with disabilities. Costanzo from Scranton was the general contractor. Operating On Wednesday, October 28, the PA CareerLink® will from-st-johns They include the stories of members who engineers and ironworkers from Local 542 and 404 also assisted became Orthodox Christians in search of salvation and host a Virtual Job Fair focused on Manufacturing from with the implosion. It will take nearly 4 months to clean up the 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. The event is open online to the pub- debris. spiritual healing, from backgrounds including former lic! Job seekers are invited to attend and safely meet with Derick Shambach, Snyder County Emergency Management Co- Lutheran, Pentecostal, Unitarian, Catholic, atheist and employers from throughout the region. ordinator, stated, “I would like to thank the fi rst responders from Buddhist adherents. All have found a spiritual home in Since October is Manufacturing Month, this job fair Hummels Wharf Fire Company, Shamokin Dam Fire Company, the Russian Orthodox tradition, which is part of world- will highlight some of the amazing businesses in the area MICU 70, Snyder County Sheriff ’s Department, Shamokin Dam wide Orthodox Christianity, rooted directly in the origi- who are leaders in the manufacturing industry. It will Police Department, Selinsgrove State Police, and the PA Fish nal Apostolic Church of the Holy Land, older than Prot- also provide a forum for job seekers to get to know these and Boat Commission for their help during this event. From an businesses and the employment opportunities they have estant or modern Catholic practices. emergency management perspective everything went perfect and Although Russian Orthodox communities in Pennsyl- available. all the people that I worked with from Pettigrew Inc. were very Regionally, the manufacturing industry provides over vania originally were based in immigrant communities professional.” in the anthracite region and in large urban areas, the 34,700 jobs. These are good paying jobs with average Built in 1949, the Sunbury Generation coal-powered plant earnings of $65,000 a year. Join us in supporting the man- closed in 2014. Sunbury Generation operated a four unit, 400- Lewisburg mission is unique as based in a small col- ufacturing industry to fi ll jobs in our area that provide MW coal-fi red power plant in Shamokin Dam. Units 1 and 2 were lege town in a rural farming area, consisting mainly of family sustaining wages. Your career in manufacturing commissioned in 1949, Unit 3 in 1951 and Unit 4 in 1953. The converts from non-Russian backgrounds,and also serv- starts now! Sunbury station closed its coal-fi red operations in March of 2014 ing the Bucknell University community. Last year, the Participating employers represent over 375 available and was offi cially deactivated in July 2014. It was replaced by mission acquired a few acres of land in Union Township positions and include: the combined-cycle natural gas-powered Panda Hummel Station. including a small cemetery, where it plans to build a per- Advanced Concrete Systems, Inc., Autoneum North America, Inc., Cheetah Chassis Corp., Conestoga Wood manent temple. Currently it meets in the Lewisburg Club Specialties, Empire Kosher, FreeBird Chicken, Function in downtown Lewisburg. Orthodox Christian worship of Beauty, Gorgo Group, Great Dane, Michael Foods, is known for its ancient but living liturgical and ascetic Pactiv, PMF Industries, and Strong Industries Inc. practices, including its iconography, distinctive chant- The online Job Fair is hosted by PA Careerlink® Colum- ing, and meditative prayer. It shows how Christianity is bia/Montour Counties and PA Careerlink® Northumber- a way of life that is both traditional and relevant to the land/Snyder/Union Counties. The job fair is available at challenges of life today. https://paiu.zoom.us/j/93643236194 on October 28 from Start your Christmas Shopping For more information on the mission’s story and wor- 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Pre-registration is not required. Early with this Great Deal! ship times, as well as on Orthodox Christian tradition, Call the PA CareerLink® at (570) 988-7300 to schedule please see stjohnthewonderworker.com an appointment to freshen up or create a resume in ATTENTION B33 - BERNETTE Contact: Deacon Paul preparation for the Virtual “Alf” Siewers, asiewers@ Job Fair! If you have ques- READERS! bucknell.edu, 570-523- tions about the event or Our Print Edition 8876/570-863-9039, Fac- would like to learn more News Form is on ulty Adviser to the Ortho- before attending, please dox Christian Fellowship reach out to Business Con- Page 2 at Bucknell University sultant, Zach Stotter at zs- Rector: Father George [email protected], or (570) Sharonoff , g-runnin@hot- 492-2626. $199.00 mail.com, 570-751-9063 Mechanical Sewing Machine, Perfect for Beginners! Parish President: This Week’s Easy to learn the basics. Durable & Robust, Luke Austin Soboleski, Inserts: Excellent Stitch Quality. 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ANNUAL FALL BLOWOUT SALE FRIDAY 23RD - SATURDAY 24TH 8AM-5PM IN THE GREENHOUSE NURSERY SALE 20 - 50% OFF ON CONCRETE STATUARY, FOUNTAINS, BUY 1, BIRD BATHS AND POTS GET 1 FREE GARDEN SEEDS (Excludes Shade or Ornamental Trees & BUY 1, GET 1 FREE Westcoast Specimens, which are OFF) 30% GARDEN TOOLS 20% OFF BAKE PERENNIALS CHEMICALS 40% OFF SALE! BUY 1, GET 1 FREE 44 Family Yard Sale in Bays 2 & 3 of Greenhouses Also Fundraiser for Christian Aid with items Sold by Donation in Bay 4 Mon. -Sat. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Closed Sundays Off Rt. 45 at Vicksburg • 966-2451 SALE ● SALE ● SALE ● SALE ● SALE ● SALE W E B S I T E : www.theunioncountytimes.com EMAIL US: [email protected] 2- Union County Times, October 23, 2020 Community Calendar Police Deeds & Courts Public Library Union County Virtual Baby StoryTime MILTON STATE POLICE Deeds: October 23 & 30th, 11-11:30am, w/ Ms. Davena Crash 3:08 p.m. October 15, on Furnace Road at its Karen P. Connolly & Peters Trust to Wilmer S. & Mary El- Buggy Museum Ghost Tours Miffl inburg intersection with Dreisbach Church Road, in Buff alo len Stoltzfus property in East Buff alo Township for the sum Oct. 24, 25 & 31. 1pm, 598 Green St. $10 per person. Township. A 2012 Nissan Rogue driven by Samantha J. of 175,000.00. Stop at Tack Room Inc for tickets. Schreck, 23, of Miffl inburg, was traveling south on Dreis- Stephanieann A. Dibello & Stephanie Ann & Dean P. Farn- Buff alo Valley Antique Machinery Spooky Hayride bach Church Road, proceeding through the intersection. sworth to Nicholas Gwozdziewycz & Jinhui Dong property October 23-24, 30-31 7-10pm Rt15 N A 2010 Toyota Rav4 driven by Donna L. Lebo, 68, of in East Buff alo Township for the sum of 214,000.00. Lewisburg Bible Church Missions/Bible Conference Middleburg, was traveling east on Furnace Road and Cynthia P. & John Lindner & Connie P. & Gregory A. October 25, 9:15 &10:30 Worship Service Aucker & Cathy A. & R. Curtis White to Carolyn P. Herman failed to stop at the stop sign at its intersection with Dreis- property in White Deer Township for the sum of 1.00. MJHS Class of 1966 Monthly Breakfast bach Church Road. Lebo’s Toyota Rav4 struck Schreck’s Classic Quailty Homes to Pacifi c Premier Trust & Francis October 28th, 9am, Middlecreek Cafe’ Nissan Rogue. Lebo’s Toyota Rav4 traveled southeast off A. Omlor III 2 properties in East Buff alo Township for the West End Library Art of Cooking with Friends the southbound side of the roadway coming to rest facing sum of 145,000.00 & 154,000.00. October 29, 6-8pm, 570-922-4773 southeast. Schreck’s Nissan Rogue traveled eastbound Donald E. Miller & Donna L. Kenamond to Deborah L. West End Library Reading With Maverick across Furnace Road traveling across the northbound side & Bruce H. Duryea to Donna L. Kenamond & Deborah L. October 31, 10:30-12:30PM, 570-922-4773 of Furnace Road striking a guide rail, coming to rest fac- Duryea property in Miffl inburg for the sum of 1.00. Union Twp Fire Co. Chicken Corn Soup/Salad ing east. Minor injuries were reported. Lebo was cited for Jamie L. Anderson Morris & Arthur L Morris to Lisa Ellis November 3, 7am-8pm, 570-524-7079 & Alicia Graybill property in Miffl inburg Borough for the stop signs and yield signs. Seven Mountain Audubon Bird Walk Theft from Motor Vehicle 10:30-4:30p.m. October 15- sum of 229,662.00. November 7, 8am, Montour Preserve Parking Lot Kyle A. Lynn & Crystal M. Laubach to Kayla M. Vincent 16, at 404 Yarger Road, in Kelly Township. Unknown property in White Deer Township for the sum of 140,000.00. NOTE TO READERS: actor(s) took approximately $600 from a 2007 Honda Luanne M. Kerlin to Ian Buskill III & Amanda Catherine To place events in the calendar please send them Civic belonging to Collin Napolitano, 21, of Lewisburg, Dye property in East Buff alo Township for the sum of at least three weeks before the event so that we can and fl ed the scene in an unknown direction. Anyone with 152,000.00. publish it at least twice before the event. The deadline information is asked to contact police at 570-524-2662. Betty J. Leighow to Daryl Bittner property in White Deer for events is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by Burglary Between 4:15-10p.m. October 14, on Glen Iron Township for the sum of 1.00. space available. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Ad- Road, in Hartley Township. PSP responded to a report Janet L. Wolyniec & Heather M. Williams to Benfer Realty dress: P.O. Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570- of burglary where a safe was removed from a bedroom. LLC property in Gregg Township for the sum of 625,000.00. 837-0776. E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers Keith G. & Donna L. Bilger to Isaac & Nicole L. Hernan- Money along with a birth certifi cate and social security dez property in Kelly Township for the sum of 255,000.00. must include area code. card were kept in the safe. The unknown actor(s) entered Raymond M. & Rachel N. Beachy to Richard & Debra the residence by unknown means and fl ed the scene in an H. Ospitale property in Union Township for the sum of unknown direction. PSP is investigating. 210,000.00. False Reports to Law Enforcement Between 12-12a.m. Charles W. & Janet M. Pursel property in Kelly Township July 13-August 27, at 3142 SR 44, in Gregg Township. for the sum of 1,714,286,.00. PSP investigated an alleged sexual assault where Haley Timberhaven Asso. & CW & Janet M. Pursel to Timber- Keiser, 23, of Allenwood, lied about the report that she haven Apartment Group LLC property in Kelly Township for the sum of 1,487,714.00. had made. Investigation into the report that the sexual as- Craig A. Cian to Alpesh & Falguni Patel property in Kelly sault did not occur. Keiser was charged with false reports Township for the sum of 255,000.00. through District Court 17-3-02. Allison B. Corl to Gary S. & Barbara A. Huggins property Crash 12:17 p.m. October 17, on Beaver Run at its in- in Kelly Township for the sum of 183,500.00. Trunk & Treat New Hope Bible Church Miffl inburg tersection with Strickler Road, in Buff alo Township. A Tony L. Shively & Jeremy B. Beaver to Tony L. Shively & October 31st, 5-7pm 310 Raven Lane 2011 Honda Civic driven by Brenda V. McGreevy, 35, of Jeremy B. Beaver & Tyler A. Radel property in Lewis Town- Hartleton Borough Trick or Treat Lewisburg, was traveling south on Beaver Run Road. A ship for the sum of 12,160.00. October 31st, 6-9 pm 2010 Ford F-150XLT driven by John L. Woolridge, 77, of Richard G. Scheib & Dynasty Woodruff & Christine L. & Miffl inburg United Methodist Church Trunk or Treat Miffl inburg, was stopped at a stop sign on Strickler Road, Neal & David P. Woodruff & Tzu Chen Chen to Michael D. October 31st, 6pm, 3rd Street Parking Lot & Michelle L. Morrison property in Hartley Township for facing east. Woolridge did not see McGreevy approaching the sum of 286,000.00. and pulled out in front of her Honda Civic. McGreevy’s Estes Express Lines to Black Branch Terminals LLC prop- NOTE TO READERS: Honda Civic struck the driver side of Woolridge’s Ford F- erty in White Deer Township for the sum of 340,000.00. To place events in the Halloween Trick or Treat Cal- 150XLT. No injuries were reported. Woolridge was cited Terry L. & Alice M. Hanselman to Sandra D. McMa- endar, please send them at least three weeks before for stop signs and yield signs. kin property in West Buff alo Township for the sum of the event so that we can publish it at least twice before Criminal Mischief 12:08 p.m. October 14, on Old Turn- 265,000.00. the event. The deadline for events is Monday by Noon. pike Road, in Hartley Township. PSP responded to a re- Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Address: P.O. Box port of a 44 year old male, of York, who entered Boomer- Divorce: 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570-837-0776. E- rangs, released feces onto the fl oor of a dining area and Heather Zimmerman, Miffl inburg from Casey Zimmerman, mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers must include Miffl inburg they were married for 7 years. left the building without providing personal information. Laurie A. Hughes, Miffl inburg from Richard B. Hughes, area code. On scene, the male was identifi ed and cited with disorder- ly conduct and criminal mischief through District Court Hartleton they were married for 28 years. E Kayla Martin, Watsontown from Douglas Martin, Lewis- H 17-3-02. burg they were married for 3 years. T Theft from Motor Vehicle 6:30 a.m. October 19, on Jennifer C. Thomson, Lewisburg from Mehmet Dosemeci, Union County Times Buff alo Road, in West Buff alo Township. A known actor Milton they were married for 10 years The Area’s Largest Weekly Newspaper! gained access to a known victim’s vehicle and threw con- IS GOING DIGITAL WITH WEEKLY E-NEWS tents from within the vehicle across the yard of the resi- Marriages: dence and left without any further incident. The victim in Elvin Daniel Stoltzfus, Honey Brook Pa. to Anita Cheryl If you would like to continue receiving the print edition Weaver, Millmont the case declined to pursue criminal charges. please fi ll out the form below and send it to us by: Assault Bodily Injury No Weapon 11:35 p.m. October Ronald Terry Derr II, Lewisburg to Brooke Hewlett Snyder, DECEMBER 31ST, 2020. Lewisburg 19, on County Line Road, in Union Township. PSP inves- Michael Lee Diggan, New Columbia to Abigail Jeanne Via mail: Union County Times tigated a domestic assault. PO Box 356 McKee, New Columbia Charges have been fi led • Handyman Services Alana Jane Jajko, Lewisburg to Shane Russell Kiefer, Lew- Middleburg, PA 17842. against Devon James, 25, isburg Fax: 570-837-0776 of Sunbury, through Dis- • Odd Jobs You may also drop off the form at our offi ce located at 405 trict Court 17-3-02. DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY A. ROWE, E. Main Street, Middleburg, PA 17842. Offi ce hours are LEWISBURG Scattering Rubbish 5:08 • Small Home Monday-Wednesday 8a.m.-4p.m. After offi ce hours please p.m. October 19, on Ridge Charged Michelle L. Cunningham, 54, of Miffl inburg, with drop off form on the side porch in our drop box. Improvement Jobs driving under the infl uence of a controlled substance, driving Road, in White Deer Town- under the infl uence of a Schedule I controlled substance me- Email: [email protected] or [email protected]. ship. PSP investigated a Licensed & Insured tabolite, possession of a controlled substance by a person not Website: thesnydercountytimes.com. Click on the submit littering incident, involv- registered, and disorderly conduct/hazardous physical off ense forms and fill out the Print Edition News Form. ing nine bags of garbage, 570-847-0293 on October 7. which were thrown from a Charged Ashley L. Talmadge, 25, of Lewisburg, with posses- THE PAPER IS STILL FREE FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS! 1995 Chevrolet Silverado, Romano Property sion of a controlled substance by a person not registered and onto Ridge Road, in New possession of drug paraphernalia on October 13. Maintenence Charged Alexander B. Apgar, 21, of Lewisburg, with driving Name (First & Last): ______Columbia. under the infl uence of alcohol, driving under the infl uence of alcohol with a BAC of .16% or higher, and careless driving on Address: ______October 13. Charged Cales Charles Ulmer, 24, of New Columbia, with driving under the infl uence of alcohol with general impairment, Town: ______ic Creations driving under the infl uence of alcohol with a BAC of .16% or higher, driving on roadways laned for traffi c, driving vehicle at Also Street of Shops “Downtown” Booth #311 safe speed, and careless driving on October 9. Zipcode: ______Charged Derrick James Poust, 32, of Muncy, with sale or Upcycled, Shabby Chic, Live Edge transfer of fi rearms and unsworn falsifi cation to authorities on Phone Number: ______niture, Commissions & Repairs. October 8. Charged Clifton Wright, 57, of Dade City, FL, with driving under the infl uence of a drug or combination of drugs, mis- branding/false labeling, disregard traffi c lane (single), and careless driving on October 15. Business Directory Charged Brandi Maureen Wertz, 33, of Miffl inburg, with driving under the infl uence of a drug or combination of drugs with general impairment, careless driving, general lighting re- quirements, and operation of vehicle without offi cial certifi cate Door Service of inspection on October 9. Charged Colt John Gillgbauer, 27, of Sunbury, with driving America’s under the infl uence of a Schedule I controlled substance, driv- ing under the infl uence of a drug or combination of drugs with Favorite general impairment, registration and certifi cate of title required, Garage driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked, and Residential & Doors careless driving on October 9. Commercial DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY L. MENSCH, Sales & Service MIFFLINBURG Charged Kylar William Pontius, 22, of New Columbia, with driving under the infl uence of alcohol with general im- BUFFALO VALLEY pairment, driving unregistered vehicle, and disregard traffi c lane(single) on October 13. A preliminary hearing is sched- DOOR SERVICE uled for November 17, at 9:30 a.m. Along Rt. 104 S. Charged David Russell Chilcote, 66, of Berwick, with driv- Mifflinburg, PA 17844 ing under the infl uence of alcohol with a BAC of .16% or 570-966-4064 ©1997 Union County Times, Inc. higher, driving under the infl uence of alcohol with general im- pairment, and disregard traffi c lane (single) on October 13. A 405 East Main Street, Middleburg, Pa. 17842 preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 10, at 10 a.m. Telephone: 570-837-6065 Fax: 570-837-0776 Charged Tracy Lee Webster, 53, of Clearfi eld, with con- Email: [email protected] spiracy-theft & unlawful taking, conspiracy-receiving stolen Hours: Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday 8-4 property, and bad checks on October 2. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for October 20, at 1:30 p.m. A preliminary hear- Thursday 1-4 • Friday By Appointment ing was scheduled for October 20, at 1:30 p.m. Publisher/Owner: Susan Weaver Charged Heather E. 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Charged Candy Marie Eck, 57, of Montgomery, with driv- Subscription Rates: Out of County $38.00, out of state $47.00, Newsstand 50¢ ing under the infl uence of alcohol with general impairment, Submission policy: The Union County Times reserves the right to reject or 966-3822 revise any copy which considers objectionable, either because said copy is not driving under the infl uence of alcohol with a BAC of .16% or keeping with usual newspaper standards of propriety or for any other reason higher, and driving at safe speed on October 13. A preliminary deemed material by the Publisher. 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October 23, 2020, Union County Times -3 Legals & Classi eds Union County Muzzle CLASSIFIEDS camo Not inspected be- Loaders Woods Walk Shoot ————————— cause of rust but inspect- By Kay Poeth Middleburg Auction For Sale able. $1500 or trade ————————— 7174375225 The following items were sold on October 20, 2020 1947-54 Chevy Truck The Union County Muzzle Loaders are host- ————————— ing a Woods Walk Shoot on Sunday, November Mixed: $185 to $245 by the Ton; Straw: $37.50 Parts. 570-238-0305 Sturdy wood blanket to $40 by the Bale; Ear Corn: $125 to $150 by ————————— rack good condition $20 1. Shoot opens at 9 am. No scopes or modern General Hauling, T Tag OBO, Antique Rocker sights. Lunch will be available for purchase. the Bushel; Oats: $5.60 by the Bushel; Calf: $5 Dump Truck Service 570- seat upholstered, maple to $225 per hundred; Fats: $43.50 to $113 by 238-0305 Port-a--potty provided. For more information color $45 OBO, Blanket contact Mark Wehr at 570-922-2304 or Cliff the Ton; Cow: $23 to $59 per hundred; Bull: ————————— Chest Rough Hewn-old VHS Editing Equipment wood look $50 OBO, Bowersox at 570-713-5431. The Shoot is locat- $39 to $96 per hundred; Feeder: $5 to $130 per Image Transfer system. 966-8826 ed just before the Union County Sportsman’s hundred; Hogs: $37 to $84 per hundred; Pigs: etc. $80, Flapper Doll in ————————— Club on Weikert Road. $2 per head; Sows: $15 to $45 per hundred; box 1920's $25, Casio Vtech ultimate alphabet OG-10 Digital guitar/case activity cube $10. Infan- Boars: $3 to $30 per hundred; Sheep: $70 to $150, 4 Colored Colls tino shopping cart cover $120; Goats: $7 to $400 per head; Lambs: $195 $35 .717-379-8010 $5. toddler nap mat $10. to $255 per hundred. ————————— Columbia snow suit 3T 33 LP vinyl records $1 (like new) $25.00 - call Births to $15, buy my over 500 (570)971-8768 A girl, Hadley Ann Hackenberg to Adrianne record Collection. SK, ————————— Gesselman and Logan Hackenberg of Lew- Craftsman, tools, sockets Old Metal Tool box/ DBH & wrenches. 7 jars Sea Rope handles $30 Old isburg on October 1, 2020 at 3:32pm at The shells $5 per Jar. 570- Gallon Glass milk jug Family Place of Evangelical. Grandparents are Daniel B. Herrold 850-5626 $30, 8 older wooden Donna and Harry Hackenberg Jr. of New Co- ——————— baseball bats $10 ea. Gun Cabinet w/Glass lumbia and Nicole and Todd Gesselman of Se- "Can" Motorcycle hel- linsgrove. Door & Key. Hold 7 Guns met, $40. 570-539-8954 Home Improvements & extra storage. Nice, $75 ————————— INTERIOR & EXTERIOR REMODELING OBO, 3 Pc Sectional Sofa Garage/Yard Sales w/3 Recliners, Dusty Blue ————————— Free Community Food PA REG. # 17186 $300. 570-966-8067 Yard Sale Oct. 21-22, 4061 County Line Rd. Winfi eld, PA, 17889 ——————— 9-?, 31 Dock Hill Rd. Distribution on Oct. 23 At 3 pm 55 gallon whiskey barrel All items . 50 Cents Phone: 570-850-5101 $90; wood chicken crate ————————— Friday October 23, VFW POST 6631 and Le- $39; bookcase bedframe, Moving Sale Oct. 22-24, gion Post 25 combined will be distributing a double $60; antique grain 8-1, 743 White Top Rd. cradle $75; maple dining Middleburg free distribution of food provided to our com- table/4 chairs $220. 570- ————————— munity by Sysco Food Corp. Free distribution 837-3564. FREE to the community will begin at 3 pm and con- ——————— ——————— 2000 Chevrolet S-10 PIck tinue until the last box is handed out. No In- A very friendly young come requirements need to be met. The distri- up, 4 cylinder, 570-523- cat. She was dropped 7936 off at our home We have bution will be held drive through style with no ————————— had her spayed and one leaving their vehicles. If you know a fam- Sports Authority Olympic shots. She gets along ily who may be struggling, please tell them to weights for sale. 2x35, well with other animals. come to the VFW located on Rt. 522 in Selins- 2x10, 2x5 total 100 lbs. 570.765.3431 $90. 570-245-1593 ——————— grove to receive food. ————————— Fill Dirt (about 10 1998 chevrolet 3500, 6.5 Loads), You Load and diesel dually four door two Haul. 570-966-5881 wheel drive Mossey oak ——————— Obituaries Lots of empty wide AKC BEAGLE mouth table syrup con- Miles Matthew Maxfi eld Sr., 79, Miffl inburg DINING GUIDE PUPPIES tainers clean. Afternoon Miles Matthew Maxfi eld Sr., 79, of Penns or evening. 570-922- Creek Road, Miffl inburg, entered into rest at Good 0642 ——————— 9:18 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19, 2020, at home. Pedigree For Rent A private graveside service will be conducted privately Space ——————— at the convenience of the family. Military honors will be Fire & Dam 2 Bedroom 2nd Floor accorded by the American Legion Post 410 and VFW Apt. Includes all Appli- Post 1964, both of Miffl inburg. For are good ances, Electric, Water hunters & Sewer, Heat and Air Vicki L. Felmey, 60, Winfi eld Conditioning. No Pets, Vicki L. Felmey, 60, of Winfi eld, died Sunday, Oct. 18, Sale $1,200.00 No Kids, No Smoking. 2020, at Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg. Ad Space is available $900 Month, Security Services will be held privately at the convenience of 570-966-0230 Deposit Required. 570- in the following papers: 837-1336 the family. HOURS OF OPERATION: ————— T he Snyder Wed.-Sun. 11am-11pm WANTED ———— Elsie L. Schenk, 91, Lewisburg County T imes Lost Elsie L. Schenk, 91, of Foster ————— Lewisburg, passed away T he Union HAPPY HOURS: Families ———— Friday, Oct. 16, 2020, with County T imes Wed.-Thurs. 4pm-6pm At Mid- Wanted. her daughters by her side. Dave’s Display Ads d l e b u r g Services will be held pri- Wed.-Sun. 9pm-10pm Complete Livestock Automotives or Classifi eds in home vately at the convenience A u c t i o n of the family. State Inspection Cars & Trailers HALF PRICED training, on Sept. A/C Repairs For more BEER, $2 WELLS 22nd, Pair support, and of Youth Vivian J. Haines, 84, information or compensation Camo Cov- Winfi eld to place your INSIDE SEATING & provided. eralls in a Vivian J. Haines, 84, of We also Repair Classic ad now call us! OUTDOOR “HEATED” TENT bag. These Winfi eld, passed away Vehicle Domestic & Foreign Cars Please Call FCCY: were for my Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020, at 570-922-5033 FRIDAY NIGHT PRIME grandson. 570-837-6065 Nottingham Village, Nor- 756 Stover Road, RIB SPECIAL 1-800-747-3807. Reward if thumberland. Found 570- Millmont, PA 17845 EOE 539-8954 A viewing will be held ————— from 10 to 11 a.m. Fri- C.H. W!' S ———— day, Oct. 23, at Hummel’s ZIMMERMAN’S United Methodist Church, (570) 374-3912 in Winfi eld, PA Middleburg, followed by Department of Health the funeral at 11 a.m. with We Do Deer Processing Guidelines Will Be Followed! is looking for Tractor the Rev. Charles H. Melton Monday Night Cash Bingo & Equipment Sales offi ciating. Custom Butchering Representative for Win eld Homemade Ring Bologna Doors Open at 5PM - Bingo starts at 6:15PM 37 Games and surrounding areas. HELP Phone: 966-2441 (2) $1,000 Available Jackpots Position is full-time. Wed.-Fri. 9-5:30, Sat. 8:30-12 Hot & Cold Food Available WANTED 2 mi. East of New Berlin, On Smoke Free - Public Invited Rt. 304 & Corner of Little CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: Selinsgrove VF Post 6631 Salary, commission Hill View Tree Farm WWW.VFWPOST6631.ORG WE NOW ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS Mexico Rd. and bene ts included. for Christmas Harvest Complete online application Beginning 10/29/20 Country Tavern at chwaltz.com/careers $11 an Hour Route 104, Middleburg • 570-837-7501 or send resume to 1168 WANTED Dining Room Thursday Sunday Westbranch Hwy, Call: 570-837-1421 or 570-765-0277 Your Unwanted Vehicle Night (5-8PM) Winfi eld, PA 17889. is Now Open!! Country For Details & Interview Wing Buff et Old • New • Wrecked If you want to make Night Reservations, call ahead! 3 Meats Instant Cash Friday & (Ham, Beef, Chicken) Public Real Estate Auction Kitchen Hours: Saturday Also looking for antique cars Thurs. - Sat. 4-9PM (5-8PM) Plus Stuffed Peppers 4-Bedroom Cape Cod Home with Dog Facility Closed Mon. - Wed. & Sides & trucks along with parts! Seafood Saturday A.M. Bar Open Daily 3-10PM 10:30 - 2PM Sunday 11AM-10PM Buffet 1971 Potato Valley Rd., Mount Pleasant Mills, PA 17853 - Snyder County 570-850-6345 GEISINGER GOLD Want Medicare plus? Talk to a Geisinger Gold authorized broker. Property Description: Well-maintained spacious home with outstanding dog breeding facility just steps from the back door. 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath Cape Cod home including fi nished lower level family room with propane fi replace and large unfinished second fl oor space. Home includes a Generac generator and sits on 1.57 acres. Outside, there is a three-car heated detached garage with storage and a pristine dog kennel building with 46 plus pens, 6 whelping areas with radiant fl oor heat, 3 wash stations, turf and grass outdoor areas and half bath. Outstanding opportunity for a home-based breeding, training, showing, or rescue operation. Open House Dates: Tuesday Oct. 13, 6-8 P.M. & Sat. Oct. 17, 10 A.M. -1 P.M. For more details or a private showing call Matt at 570-412-0304. Terms: Settlement within 60 days of the day of auction. $30,000 down on the day of the auction. 2% transfer tax to be paid by the buyer. Real Estate taxes to be prorated from settlement day. Annual Property Taxes: $2473.91 Attention Realtors: 1% Broker Participation offered to Realtors who preregister their buyers & who becomes the successful bidder on the day of the auction. Preregistration forms and photos are available online. Must register 48 hours prior to date of auction. We can can help help you with you new with enrollments new enrollments For additional pictures go to www.beiler-campbellauctions.com , www.GoToAuction.com or www.auctionzip.com and y earlyyear planly replanviews. reviews. Auctioneers: Jake Yoder AU#005851 (717)-513-5386 Alice Stelter Insurance Matt Bergey AA#019473 (570) 412-4098 Alice Stelter Insurancee Sellers: David & Julie Whitmer Attorney: Robert C. Cravitz 832 N. Market St. Selinsgr832 N.ove Market St. Selinsgrove '  #   4- Union County Times, October 23, 2020 Sports Scores Daneen Zaleski Faces The HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Challenges Of Breast Cancer GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY Midd-West 2, Miffl inburg 0 Lewisburg 15, Milton 48 Lewisburg 11, Central Columbia 0 Lewisburg 20, Midd-West 35 Lewisburg 7, Selinsgrove 1 Selinsgrove 15, Miffl inburg 48 Lewisburg 7, Milton 0 SPEED SHOWCASE WAS BIG FOR MODIFIEDS AT BOYS CROSS-COUNTRY GIRLS SOCCER PORT ROYAL, BAPS HAD BIG WEEKEND ALSO Lewisburg 18, Milton 42 Bloomsburg 2, Miffl inburg 1 Last Thursday night was a make-up Super Short Track Lewisburg 15, Milton 50 Central Columbia 3, Lewisburg 2 Series race at Port Royal that was to be runback in March of Selinsgrove 27, Miffl inburg 30 Miffl inburg 5, Danville 0 this year. The Series is the brain child of Brett Deyo, Brett FIELD HOCKEY Southern Columbia 5, Lewisburg 1 started the series a few years ago and it has progressed Miffl inburg 8, Danville 0 Miffl inburg 4, Milton 0 Lewisburg 3, Midd-West 0 Central Columbia 4, Miffl inburg 0 over the years. Brett promotes Georgetown speedway in FOOTBALL Delaware which runs a special only schedule, and also run- Miffl inburg 1, Central Columbia 0 Selinsgrove 2, Lewisburg 0 Miffl inburg 49, Warrior Run 14 ning Fonda speedway in New York which is a fair board Lewisburg 8, Warrior Run 0 S. Columbia 42 Lewisburg 7 run speedway. When restrictions would not let the annual Fonda 200 race happen back in September, he and Port Royal management team came together to have the event Veterans Day Ceremony At last weekend at Port. The Thursday show drew a solid fi eld of 61 Big Block Modifi eds, and also had 58 crate Modifi eds Miffl inburg Park for practice. Matt Sheppard scored the 40-lap $5,000 to By Kay Poeth win feature over Billy Pauch Jr, Mike Mahaney, Mat Wil- liamson and Peter Brittien. Stewart Friesen who skipped out on his NASCAR truck ride for the weekend, which was moved from a Thursday night race to Saturday, placed 7th in the feature coming from deep in the fi eld, which had Today, cancer-free, Daneen continues her work at Fero Vineyards 30-starters. Thursday night was very unique program with and Winery—her family business, keeps up her fi tness, enjoys fi ve qualifying races for the Modifi eds, which now had a coaching fi eld hockey, and focuses on family. fi eld of 63 drivers on hand. Five drivers would qualify for Health has always been a priority for Daneen Zaleski, age the big show on Saturday night with the top two redraw- 53, of Lewisburg. “Supporting breast cancer awareness, ing for the fi rst twelve starting spots. Some of the drivers whether hosting charity events or encouraging screening, who earned those drawing spots were the heat winners was always the right thing to do. Last year it became so much like Danny Bouc, Mike Gular the Big Diamond champion, more personal when I was found to have a cancerous lump. Pauch Jr, Erick Rudolph, and Max McLaughlin, who is the The care and support that I received from the providers and son of former NASCAR driver magic shoe Mike, who was the community was incredible. With their help, I was able to driving won of the three entries of the sweeteners plus race face this challenge while maintaining an active family, busi- team. The Crate Modifi eds fi eld had grown to 70-drivers ness, and coaching life.” on hand and also had fi ve qualifying races, which would During a self-exam in 2019 Daneen thought she felt some- lead to a starting fi eld for the 50-lap $2,500 to win feature thing out of the ordinary. At her annual women’s wellness for that division. Saturday the 200-lap Modifi ed feature visit with OB/GYN of Evangelical, Morgan Curtis, PA-C, came to an very abrupt halt when the throttle on the Billy explored Daneen’s concern and also felt there was reason Pauch Jr. #96 stuck going into turn three and he hit the wall enough to explore it further. very hard. Luckily Billy was ok, but it took time to fi x A Veterans Day Ceremony will be held on Saturday, Novem- As a result, Daneen, who annually made sure she scheduled ber 7 at Miffl inburg Park beginning at 11 am.. The World War the damage to the guardrail. When the 200-lap feature II Honor Roll Memorial will be the site of this year’s program. a mammogram and automated breast ultrasound (ABUS) be- was over Mat Williamson of At. Catharines, Ont., scored A Veterans Day Ceremony will be held at 11 am on Sat- cause of dense breast tissue, returned to the Thyra M. Hum- the big paycheck in the Behrents Performance Warehouse urday, November 7 at Miffl inburg Park. The World War phreys Center for Breast Health. They scheduled a handheld race team #3. Mat Williamson who drives a Bicknell built II Honor Roll Memorial will be the site of this year’s pro- ultrasound designed to explore in more detail the area of con- racecar won his fi rst ever STSS series race, and was glad gram. In case of inclement weather, the program will be cern. for this event, after not being able to race that much this held at The Nazarene Church located at 12 Market Street. The ultrasound identifi ed a small spot that had been there season. Stewart Friesen of Sparkers N.Y. drove from his Retired Col. Ben Leitzel, a 1978 Miffl inburg gradu- awhile but was slow growing from year to year. The tumor 39th starting spot, which was a Provisional starting spot ate, is the guest speaker for the annual Veterans Day Cer- was biopsied and the Center called Daneen to let her know after he lost an engine in the Friday night program, that emony. He entered the Air Force after graduating as a that the result was cancer. landed him with bonus money $21,000. Thursday nights distinguished graduate from Parks College of St. Louis “It’s always a shock to hear the word cancer. Having winner Matt Shepard of Savannah, N.Y., collected a check University while at Mather Air Force Base. Ret. Col Leit- lost loved ones to cancer, I started to prepare myself,” said for $10,000 with his third place fi nish, with Anthony Per- zel earned his Navigator wings and completed electronic Daneen. “I took part in the BRCA gene test and fortunately rego of Middletown, N.Y., placing fourth and collected warfare offi cer training. In 1987, he assumed duties as a the results showed I didn’t carry the mutation that could af- and extra $600 for leading at the halfway point. Larry Weapons Systems offi cer and Flight Evaluator. He was fect my children.” Wight of Phoenix, N.Y. was fi fth after starting 14th in the assigned to the headquarters of the U.S. European Com- “Through it all, Dr. John Turner at the Center for Breast feature. In the Crate Modifi ed feature Middletown N.Y. mand in Stuttgart, Germany and he helped to coordinate Health, was upfront about the results, talked me through what driver Brian Krummel drove to the 50-lap feature win and the U.S. Force Commitments to NATO. He fl ew 16 com- the next steps were, treatment options, and what a breast can- with some bonus money won $2,995 for his nights work. bat sorties over Kosovo and Serbia and has received the cer diagnosis like mine meant for me and my family. He as- The fi nal points event for the STSS will be held at Deyo’s Distinguished Flying Cross and 4 air medals. In 2007, sured me that what we had found was very treatable.” Georgetown Delaware speedway on the October 30th and he was deployed to Afghanistan as the NATO Director Daneen underwent a lumpectomy to remove the tumor. 31st weekend with Stewart Friesen leading Billy Pauch Jr. of Air Plans. Currently, Ret. Col. Ben Leitzel is senior A special marker was placed where the cancer was so the by 20 points, with Matt Sheppard still in the hunt another military analyst at the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle. area can be clearly seen and evaluated in future screenings. 65 points back. I for one felt a bit of nostalgia on Friday The Veterans Day program also features The Naza- Because of the cancer type and the early detection, Daneen night with the cold weather and the fact that a pit party rene Church Singers who have been a part of this event was able to undergo radiation and hormone treatments and was planned after the races. (No, I did not attend) it had for many years. They will sing the National Anthem and not be subjected to chemotherapy as her prescribed cancer a bit of a Syracuse Nationals about it, which was an event other patriotic songs. The Shikellamy JROTC are Color care plan. I did attend for many years from the early 80’s till my last Guard for the ceremony. Paige Rhyne will read the names Throughout her treatment, Daneen, who had a regular fi t- trip in the 1996 season. The event still continues, now run on the Honor Roll of those who gave the ultimate sacri- ness routine, continued to work out. There were some limita- at Oswego speedway in New York, after the dismantling fi ce. Local scouts will lead the Pledge of Allegiance. Gold tions in the beginning on things like on the elliptical machine of the Fairgrounds speedway a few years back, the event Star Families will be welcomed during the program. where arm movement could disturb the healing, but she con- was not held this year at Oswego with the restrictions that The event will also involve various community groups. tinued to stay committed to fi tness. have been put in place. Not sure if some kind of this event The Children of the American Revolution and Good She even took it a step further. As a high school fi eld hock- will happen next year at Port Royal, but if things get back Time 4H will man donation tables and distribute Ameri- ey coach, she continued her work with the students and was to normal New York is known for having a number of big can fl ags. Adding to the patriotic feel of the day, a group honest with them about what she was going through. races in the months of September and October. of Rosie the Riveters will be mingle with the crowd. “It was important to me that I was upfront with them about Baps Motor speedway ran their 17th annual fall nation- “We are excited to have the All Veteran Group, para- what I was going through and they could ask questions. I was als with fi ve divisions in action on Friday night and eight chute team, land at our program this year,” said Doug a living example of someone who was experiencing breast divisions on Saturday night. The big deal on Friday night Walter. It should be a memorable sight to see them para- cancer and surviving it. For me it was part of the camaraderie was two races for the 305 sprints with Doug Dodson win- chute to the fi eld. of our team to go through things together and it also showed ning both of the features, while qualifying was done for the In conjunction with the Veteran Day Ceremony, a benefi t them the importance of taking health seriously.” street stocks and extreme stocks, with four cylinders and for the VA Nursing Home in Hollidaysburg will be held. Legend cars having complete shows. Saturday the limited 100% of what is donated will be utilized by the residents. late models were having their fi nal point race of the season, Donations of gift cards from Weis Markets, Giant and which was the Carl Blet Memorial race that was paying Walmart are being accepted. Donations can be dropped $1,250 to win. Chad Myers had an up and down night, he off at the Veterans Day Ceremony in Miffl inburg. Checks was at the speedway early, but forgot to pick a pill for his can be made payable to: Hollidaysburg Veterans Home. Thursday, November 5 heat race, this put him last in the third heat, which he drove “They already did their part to ensure our freedoms and to a fourth-place fi nish. Then with a pill invert of 12 pull the least we can do is say Thank You by brightening their @ 12:00 PM that put Chad on the pole for the 25-lap feature, which he lives,” said Walter. “We are trying our best to make this led all the way for the feature win, then it came down again, Located off SR 204 In the Village of Kratzerville. Turn onto Firehall a true community event and to not only honor our heroes Road and Travel to 71 Firehall Road, Selinsgrove, Snyder Co., PA. after a tech inspection led to a disqualifi cation for an illegal but to do something tangible to help them…where every head. That gave the win to Chase Billet who is a nephew day is Veterans Day!” Real Estate (4:30 pm) 3 Bedroom Stylish Brick Ranch Home Located on to Carl, with Ben Whitaker second. Troy Miller who owns For more information on the benefi t or the program, a No Through Street in a Residential Neighborhood. four track titles at Selinsgrove speedway in the Pro-Stock contact Doug Walter by email at: [email protected] or call Kenneth & Pamela Knouse, Owners class scored his fi rst ever late model track title with his 8th 570-713-8919. Antiques, Collectibles & H/H Goods: Kenmore HD Super place fi nish. To purchase a brick or to make a tax deductible dona- Capacity Washer & Dryer; Kelvinator 16 cu. Refrigerator; 14 cu. G.E. Upright Freezer Still plenty of racing left in the next couple of weeks so tion to maintain the moment grounds, please send checks (older, works); Quantum Edge Series Motorized Wheelchair (titls, lifts & legs recline, get out enjoy some good short track racing before the sea- exc. shape); Jazzy 1113ATS Motorized Wheelchair (runs); Golden Spirit Pihsiang to: Union County Veterans Foundation at 1009 Buff alo Scooter (needs batteries); Cedar Lined Chifforobe; Marble Top Oval Stand; Oak Wash son ends. The super late models will be at Bedford for a Rd., Lewisburg PA 17837. For more information, call two-day show with the winner of the Saturday race col- Stand & Dresser w/Mirror; Chest of Drawers; Bassett Droplid Desk; 2 Blue/Burgundy 570-524-4367. Plaza House Love Seats; Pine End Stand w/Side Magazine Holder; Oak Sauder lecting $20,000 for the 60-lap feature. Port Royal has the Traditional Hideaway Compact Computer Desk; Hospital Bed; Low Air Flow Mattress annual special for the 305-sprints, along with the fi nal point & Pump; Bookcases; Dbl. Bed Frame; Step Stool; 8’ Metal Tube/Wooden Picnic Table race for the limited late models. The 410-sprints will have a (kept inside); Twin Bed w/Mattress; End Stands; Platform & Caned Rocker; 5 Gal. show at Baps speedway, which included the Super Sports- Crock; F.H. Cowden Jug; Lg. Cowden & Co. Jug; 1 ½ Blue Crock & Others; Kratzerville man and extreme -stocks, and the Blasé Alexander Memo- HorstCraft Millworks, L.L.C. Crocks; Western Auto Truck/Trailer; S.F.D. Hydraulic Operated rial for Micros at the Greenwood Valley Action track this Firetruck; Texaco Fire Chief Firetruck; Champion Deluxe Pedle weekend. Tractor (ball bearing); USA 93521 Army Jeep; Wooden COLT Moulding • Flooring Spring Horse; Miniature White Mtn. Ice Cream Freezer; Wooden Bucket w/Bail Handle; Towel Rack; Mirror; Sad Irons; Wooden Forks, Spoons, 4 Prong Millwork • Cabinetry Components Hay Fork, Rolling Pins, Stumper, Stirrer, Butter Paddle & Butter Presses, Tramp Art Comb Box, Buck Saw, Coffee Grinder; Early Egg Beater; Graniteware; Crescent A!!! C Miniature Cast Cookstove; Ice Tongs; Ricer; Mr. Peanut Nut Bowl Set; 5 pc. Ant. Phone: 717-694-9222 272 Mill Road Silver Plated Cruet Condiment Set; Silver Plate/Glass Pickle Jar; Ironstone Veg. Dish; Glass Lion Head Handle/Block Base Lid Compote; 7 pc. Bark Pattern Orange Carnival Since the Governor doesn’t want Fax: 717-694-9922 Rich�eld, PA 17086 Pitcher/Tumblers; Orange Rose Pattern Carnival Butter Dish, Sugar/Creamer, 3 Foot more than 250 at a game, most of the Email: [email protected] Bowl, Vase, Candy Dish; Purple Pitcher; Chicken on the Nest; China Chickens & fans can’t be there. So we are asking Roosters; Pink & Green Depression; Glass Slipper; Lenox Peaches, Pear, Pineapple, Apples & Cherries; Glass Pressed Butter Dish; Blue Ball Canning Jars; Glass Baskets; the coaches if you would send in Iris Cups; Princess House: Numerous Stemware, Ice Bucket, Sherbets; 7 pc. Glass your results & players of the game, Eagle Pattern Pitcher/Tumblers; Green Gone w/the Wind Lamp; Various Lamps; Kerosene Light & Lantern; Cherry Boy & Girl; Oscar Schmidt, Chickering anything to give your players the Harp; Opalescent Basket & Fluted Dish; Cranberry Vase; Vinegar Cruet; Insulators; recognition they deserve! Red Glassware; Bloomsburg Fair Souv. Creamer; Coca Cola Strawholder, Cups; Salt Dips; Musical Snow Globes; Christmas Decorations; Pie Baskets & Others; Weller We mail out China; 8 pc. Cream/Blue Band Corelle Dishes; Keurig Coffee Pot; Deep Fryer; The Snyder County & Food Processor; Sunbeam Mixer; Elect. Fry Pan; Stainless Toaster; Seal-A-Meal; Union County Times to all of your FAMILY OWNED - Bakeware; Cookware; Kitchen Utensils; Glass Measuring Cups; Tupperware; 100+ local Family and Friends that can’t Wooden Picture Frames & Wooden Pieces made by Harry R. Knouse; 25 Hess Trucks; COMMUNITY DRIVEN Dale Earnhart: Trucks, Cars, Mugs, Beer Steins; Pistol Shape Lighter; Ceramic Heater; be there. This would give them a Children Games; Homecare Oxygen Generator & More. chance to hear how the game went! Cub Cadet 1030E 10hp, 30” Snowblower; Toro WWW.SELINSGROVEFORD.COM Snowblower & Tools: Mr. Sharpie Elect. Rake & Vac; BD Elec. Edger & Hedge Trimmer; Craftsman Drill Press; Duracraft Industrial Drill Press; BD Dbl. Shaft Grinder; Edison 10” Table Top Band Saw; 16” Craftsman Scroll Saw; Oscillating Spindle Sander; Router/Jig Saw Stand; BD Flap Sander; Handyman Mitre Box; BD Metal Jig Saw; Organizers; Grip Clamps; Elect. BACHMAN’S Stapler; Bostitch Tacker; Hand/Stop/Garden Tools; Nutro Spreader/Seeder; Wooden AUTO BODY Sled; Woolrich; 2’ Step Ladder & More. Rt. 15 N. Selinsgrove, PA Modern Heritage Estate of: Harry R. Knouse 2.5 Miles North of K-Mart Kitchens • Countertops Attorney: Rachel Weist, 570-758-5027 • Flooring • Tile Auctioneer’s Note: Clean Merchandise. Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents. Food 321 E Chestnut St., (570) 743-4053 All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement Mifflinburg, PA 17844 • Collision Repairs • Insurance Work Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • Quality Repairs • Expert Refi nishing • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L 1-866-789-5399 Complete Listing & Photos Available “There’s no substitute for perfection” modernheritage.style auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Susquehanna Motorcycle October 23, 2020, Union County Times -5 Club’s Annual Veterans Run T  F  S! By Kay Poeth V !" C  F W &, O! 28! 1:00AM - 10:00PM (New extended hours) Country Garden Farm Supply Deadline to register is O! 23  You can register by going to jobs. Would like to invite you to our thermofisher.com, click "Events" at the top of the page to the right of the 10% Discount Days screeen, click on the Thermo Fisher Millersburg Career Fair event, and Randy Zimmerman and Alice Tablinsky representing the register by clicking the "Register Now" Susquehanna Motorcycle Club present Angela Shipe rep- button at the top of the page in red. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nov. 5th, 6th, 7th, 2020 resenting Selinsgrove American Legion Post 25 and Se- store hours thursday & friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon linsgrove VFW Post 6631 a check for $3225, the proceeds Refreshments will be served of the Susquehanna Motorcycle Club’s Annual Veterans Thursday - Coffee & Donuts & Chocolate Milk All Day!!! Run and Chinese Auction held on October 3, to benefi t Friday - Coffee & Donuts & Ice Cream All Day!!! the Military Share Food Bank. Stop by to talk with animal health reps. and get free goods. On October 3, 2020, the Susquehanna Motorcycle Club A!!! V! ! Animal Health Reps. will be here Thursday and Friday. held their Annual Veterans Run. The proceeds from the The Snyder & Union County Times 10% DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE!! day were donated to Central PA Food Bank to help feed Including Fence Post, Gates, Water Softener Salt, Shavings & More! veterans from Snyder, Union, Columbia, and Northum- has lost 4 checks in the last 2 months, Vaccines & Dewormers will be 10% discount Plus Rebates berland Counties. The $3225 donation will help to feed so don’t trust the postal service. over 400 veteran families in need. A special thank you Cash and Carry Only to all who participated in the Ride and Chinese Auction All Charge Accounts have to be PAID in Full To Receive 10% Discount held that day and to all the local businesses who donated If you want your vote to 3890 Ridge Road (570) 966-3944 items for the event. It was a successful day thanks to the Off Route 304 Fax (570) 966-3995 generosity of so many! count, put on your mask & go Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Owner: David O. Zimmerman If you would like to make a personal donation to the Military Share Veterans Food Bank in Snyder County or to your polling place & vote! Union County, a check can be mailed to Central PA Food Bank at 3301 Wahoo Drive, Williamsport PA 17701. In Susan Weaver, the memo line, write Snyder County Military Share or Publisher of The Snyder Union County Military Share to credit the correct orga- & Union County Times Wednesday, November 4th nization. @ 8:30 AM In Lewisburg Turn off SR 45 onto Fairground Road, Turn Right onto PUBLIC AUCTION St. Mary’s Street to 1681 St. Mary Street, Lewisburg, Union Co., PA Saturday Real Estate (noon) 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home. November 14, 2020 8:00am 2001 Black Chrysler 300 LTD, (noon): Sedan, Keyless, Leather Located along County Line Rd. (at #5789 County Thursday, October 29 Seats, 4,600 Miles, Loaded, Garage Kept, Excellent Condition Line Rd. Winfield Pa), turn off Route 522 in @ 2:00 PM Antiques, Collectibles & H/H Goods: Side-by-Side Almond Selinsgrove (at Weis Markets), onto Route 204 travel 1 ½ miles, turn right Kitchen Aid 25 cu. Refrigerator w/Ice Maker; 30” GE Spectra Glass Top SS/Black onto Mill rd. (at the bridge), travel ½ mile, turn left onto Pens Drive, travel Located Along US SR 522 Approx. 4 Miles West of Middleburg, Stove; Kenmore Butcher Top Portable Dishwasher; Maytag Neptune Front Load 4 ½ miles turn right onto County Line Rd. Auction 5 th house on the right. at 14123 Route 522, Middleburg, Snyder Co., PA Washer & Dryer; 20 cu. Kenmore Upright Freezer; Kenmore Dehumidifi er; Brown Lift 2.8 Acre Snyder Co. Real Estate (4:30 pm) Situated in a Chair; Toshiba 32” Flat Screen TV; Metal Base Cabinets & Storage Cabinets; Janome Real Estate Private Drive on a Secluded Property is a 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home. My Lock 634D Elect. Control Serger; PFAFF Tip Matic 1027 Sewing Machine; Oak 1+ Acre on Which is situated a Ranch Home Consisting of 3-Bedrooms, Antiques, Collectibles, H/H Goods, Tools: Maytag Washer Entertainment Center; 3 pc. Oak Sectional Bookcase; 6 pc. White Oak Bedroom Suite; large Living Room, Open Kitchen/Dining Room and 1 ½ Bathrooms. Jewelry Armoire; Glider Rocker; Clothes Trees; Drum End Stand; Coffee Table & End The Home is heated w/ Electric Baseboard Heat, has a Fully Cemented & Dryer; 13 Milk Cans; 8 Wagon Wheels; 6 Cast Tractor Seats; 2 Man Saw (H); Balloon Tire Bike; Cast Tractor Sets; Vintage Tools; Stainless Milk Pails; Garden Stands; 3 pc. Childs Table & Chairs; Cedar Blanket Chest; Flat Top Trunk; Dressers; Basement w/ chimney Hook-up for Wood/Coal Stove, And Has its Own Stands; Kneehole Desk; 5 pc. Dining Room Table & Chairs; Spinet Player Piano; Well and Septic. Many Extras Include an Attached One Car Garage, Cultivator; Ant. Mill Stone; Ant. Wooden Wizard Washing Machine; Galv. Barrels; Crock Jug; Cast Iron Kettles; Enamelware; WWII Japanese Knives; Military Flags; Piano Rolls; Pool Table; Sentry Key Safes; American Logs in Wooden Box; Cookie Hardwood Flooring Throughout (under carpet), An Enclosed Patio Area w/ Cutters; Miniature Miner Tools; Magneti; Army Men & Horses; Counter Top Glass Open Deck Area, and plenty of closet Space. On the Property is a Large Lanterns; Vintage Hubcap Planters; Milk Crates; Granite Cemetery Memorial; 5 pc. Wrought Iron Table/Chairs (1960’s); White Wrought Iron Café Table w/2 Chairs (red/ Store Jar; John Deere Cookie Jar; 100+ pcs. Brown Hull & Pfaltzgraff Dinnerware & Work Shop/Garage with Two Overhead Doors, Second Floor and Paved Extra Serving Pcs.; Boy Craft Wood Box; Buddy L Mono Coupe Plane; Westinghouse Driveway. To see this Valuable Property by Private Appointment Call 570- white stripe); Mid-Century: Modern Sofa & Chair w/Matching Draperies, Nest Chair, White Plastic Lamp, Avocado Green Metal Floor Light, 3 Mamasan Chairs w/ Detector/Amplifi er; Griswold 9 & Erie 7 Cast Iron Fry Pans; Cast Frog, Scottie Dog, 537-2830 or 607-742-8862. Any Tests May be done on Property prior to Mickey Mouse Bank, Scorpion; Adv. Boxes; Drying Rack; Galv. Tubs & Oval Wash Auction Date at Prospective Buyers Expense. Real Estate Offered at 12:00 Cushions; 7 pc. Natural Wicker Glass Top Table, Chairs & End Tables; White Wicker Table Set & Mirror; White Wicker Children’s Set; Lg. Aztec Calendar; Blk. Wooden Tub; Cuckoo Clock; Childs Cash Register; Gibbles & Penn State Tin Cans; Wash Noon. Terms: 10% Down, Balance in 60 Days. Also selling the same day Boards; Match Box Cars; Kerosene Stove; 300+ Indepth Mouse Collection; Sprinkling starting at 8:00. Farm Tractor – Garden Tractors – Outboard Motor Rocker; New Zero Gravity Chair; Rocker, Chaise Lounge & Folding Lawn Chairs; Bear Themed Bird Bath (new); Garden Bench; Cast Mush Pot & Walpak Fry Pan; Wooden Cans; 45 Records; Pyrex & Corningware; Tin Vintage Canister Set; Dairymen’s – Tools- Antiques – Collectibles – Household Items And Many More Wooden Crates; Clicquot Club; New Lg. Quantity Cookbooks & Christian Song Books Items. To see photos and Full Listing go to Auctionzip.com, ID# 3834. Measurer; White Mtn. Manual Ice Cream Freezer; Vintage Tricycle; Lava Lights; Ant. Lamps; Metal Milk Bottle Carrier; Ironing Board; Wooden Storage Bed; Princess w/Cassettes; DVD & CD’s; Christmas Decorations: Lawn Santa Claus; Hallmark & “No Buyers Premium” Other Ornaments, Balls, Ceramic Christmas Trees; Numerous Holiday Decorations; Estate of: Leroy J. Heintzelman & Rotary Phones; Hickock Audio Testing Eqpt. & Turntables; Tripods; HO Ga. Trains & Village of Plastic Ville Pieces in Boxes; Ice Chests; Thermos; Fans; Scrolled Metal Ice Chests; Granite Canner, Roasters; Revereware Cookware; Bakeware; 75+ Wilton Executor: Michael T. Heintzlman Plant Caddies; Portable Heaters; Mason Jars; Christmas Ornaments & Christmas (Party) Cake Pans; Cake Decorating Supplies; Canning Jars; Flower Pots; BOOKS, AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Tree; Lg. White Globe Light; (New Stationery, Cards, Gift Wrap, Paper Supplies, Nancy Drew Series; Milk Pail; Fans; Apple Peeler; Coffee Pot; Titania Pasta Maker; Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Blankets, Towels, Essential Oils, Bath Products, Fragrances; Lifekind Organic Foot Lockers; Metal Clothes Rack; Tradition, Homes & Edwards Stainless Silverware Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Oxygen Bleach; LED Light Bulbs, Mouse Magic, Lysol, Gift Items, Rubbermaid in Chests; Bangkok Silverware w/Siam Handles; Coke Cola Items: Cooler Radio, Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Bins, Excalibur Dehydrator, Cookware, New Japanese China, Dinnerware); Drive-In, Glasses & More; Yard Flags; Totes; Numerous Dolls: China, Bisque, 80’s Enviracare Air Purifi ers; Vinyl Records; Audio Cassettes & Eqpt; Treadmill “Air Cabbage Patch, Barbies & Others; Doll Houses; Ice Chests; Thermos; Charbroil Auctioneers Note: This auction has a large volume of items, something Table Top Grill; Victoria High Rise Bar Bike; Framed Art; Pewter Figurines; Nativity for everyone. We will be selling with 2 Auctioneers starting at 8:30 Walker”; Folding Bar Stools; Navy Pump Organ & Accordion; Suitcases; Tall Earthen Vase, Urns; Board Games; 4 – 3 Drawer Lock File Cabinets; 4 – 4 Drawer Lock File Set; Numerous Sewing Notions: Fabric, Thread, Embroidery Thread, Scissors, Hooks, (bring a friend, plan to spend the day). Many boxes yet to be opened. Knitting Needles, Books, Yarn, Latch Hook, Craft Organizers; Binoculars; New Crayola Real Estate sold at 12:00, followed by Tractor and Garden Tractors. Cabinets; Cosmo Home Safes; Sentry Safe; Folding Chairs; Stacking Individual File Storage; Clocks; Ceramic Lawn & Garden Ornaments; Life Size Carousel Horse on Crayons; Charming Tail Figurines; Pioneer Turntable, Receiver; Sony CD Player & Stand w/Collection of Carousel Books & Themed Music; 100+ Nature Books; Stainless Speakers; Quality Box Lots Being Offered & More. Cookware & Tea Kettles; Silverware; Knives; Extensive Teddy Bear Collection; Giant Coins (11:00 am): 40 Silver Dollars: 1878, ‘81, ‘90, ‘91, ‘83, ‘85, ‘86, ‘88, Resin Shell (Value $1,400 Kathy Kuo Orly Studio); Lg. Collection of Museum ‘89, ‘96, ‘97, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘04, ‘21,’22, ‘23; Comm. Silver Dollars (‘22, ‘23, ‘24, ‘25); Quality Seashells; Rock & Fossil Collection; Extensive Shell Collection; Homer 1854 Seated Liberty; 1843 Seated Liberty; 1875 Seated Liberty; Standing Liberty Laughlin Eggshell China; Himalayan Salt Lamps; Chicken Dishes; Sm. Electrical Half Dollar (1937-1947); Barbar, Mercury & Roosevelt Dimes; Morgan & Washington Appliances; Lg. Set Blue Willow Dinnerware; Corelle; Melmac Dinnerware; Vintage Quarters; V, Jefferson & Buffalo Nickles; Ben Franklin ½ Dollars; Indian Head & Wheat Saturday, October 31 Christmas Tree Bulbs; Blk. Ceramic Dinner Set; Sewing Notions; Driftwood Sculptures; Pennies (in lots); 1990, ’94, ’99, ’97, ’95, ’92, ’90, ’87, ’86 Mint Sets; Foreign Money; Flowerpots; Gott Thermos & Ice Chests; Fans; Pelonis Safe T Furnace; Hunting 1952 Booker T. Washington & 1893 Christopher Columbus Comm. Half Dollar; Bell @ 8:30 am Knives; Nikon 35mm Camera & Others; Walker; Alum. Picnic Table & Umbrella; Telephone Co. Cash Refund Set; 1995 Civil War Battlefield Half Dollar; 1989 Am. Turn Off SR 522 onto Second Street, Turn Left onto Kreamer Various Planters; Shop, Lawn & Garden Tools; Lg. Cauldron; Tool Boxes w/Tools; Saw Eagle Silver Dollar & More. Ave., to 129 Peppermint Lane, Kreamer, Snyder Co., PA. Horses; Horse Shoes; Multiple Bins of Misc. Gadgets, Leather Gloves, Tubs, Pails; Lg. Volume of Tools: Campbell & Hausfeld Air Compressor; 680 Handy H/H Goods, Furniture & Collectibles: Lg. Cabana (New); Alum. Folding Ladder; Cordless Chainsaw (new); Power Tools; Power Washer; Craftsman: Dbl. Shaft Grinder, Disc Sander, Hedge Trimmer, Belt Kenmore 10 cu. Upright Freezer; Amana Washer; Maytag Dryer; 28” Phillips & 18” Ext. Cords; Camo Storage Stools; Wheelbarrow; Galv. Trash Cans; 10 Gal. Shop Vac; Sander, Wrenches, Sockets; Dremel; Air Hoses; B/D Skil Saw; Drill; Stihl Leaf Blower; Westinghouse Flat Screen TVs; Ornate Pump Organ; Gulbransen Spinet Piano; 3 pc. Riding Lawn Mower & More Items Still Being Discovered. Mouse & Palm Sander; Shop Vac; Rockwell/Delta 10” Tilting Arbor Saw; Meisel 1950’s Bedroom Suite; 2 pc. Bedroom Suite; Pine Open Front Hutch; Round Ped. Cynthia Rosancrans, Owner Germany Drafting Set; Hatchets; Hammers; Screwdrivers; Sewer Snake; Ridgid Pipe Dining Rm. Table; China Cabinet; Buffet w/Back Mirror; Record Cabinet; Spool Dbl. Bed; Attorney: Jeffrey Mensch, 570-966-9544 Wrenches; Files; Adj. Wrenches; Floor Tool Chests; Wooden Tool Boxes & Drawer Original Kreamer RR Sign; Burgundy Lift Chair; Oak/Burgundy Glider Rocker; Wing Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents Food Tool Chests; 18’ Alum. Ext. Ladder; Metal & Wooden Shelving Units; Lg. Vol. Lawn & Back Burgundy Recliner; Wooden Benches; Ball/Claw Organ Stool; Console Singer All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement Garden Tools; Creeper; Alum. Lawn Chairs; Garden Wheelbarrow; C & Pipe Clamps; Sewing Machine; Wooden Wash Stand w/Pitcher & Bowl; Blanket Chests (Cedar); Organizers; Floor Jacks; 83 Pc. Tool Set; Variety Drill Bits; Pliers; Mini Vise; Bench Dough trays on Legs (2); Plank Bottom Rocker; Wooden Porch Rockers; 3 pc. Coffee/ Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Vise; 2’ & 4’ Wooden Step Ladders; Oil Cans, Grease Guns; Nuts, Bolts, Screws, End Stands; Spool Chairs; Pine Dry Sink; Floral Sofa; Elect. Hospital Bed; Elect. Eden • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Nails, Hardware Items; Coleman Bottles; Gas Cans; Saw Horses; Many Items too Pure Fireplace; Eden Pure Heaters; Panasonic Stereo; Scenic Susquehanna River Complete Listing & Photos Available Numerous to Mention. Tiffany Type Light; Floral Stand Light; Gold Frame Mirror; Ironstone Pitcher; Kerosene auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Estate of: Charles Harp & Dietz Lanterns; Wooden Rocking Horse; Crockery Chicken Waterer; 8 qt. & Misc. GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Crocks; Jugs; Copper Wash Boiler; Wooden Crates; Graniteware; Wooden Barrel Attorney: Richard Scheib, 570-523-3200 Butter Churn Top; Ceramic Christmas Trees; Glass Planters Peanut Jar (missing lid); Auctioneer’s Note: Lg. Variety & Volume of Merchandise, Something for Everyone. German Harmonica & Binoculars; Violin; Wooden Handle Forks; Ice Tongs; Sad Iron; Selling w/2 Auctioneers. Butchering Ladles; Granite Pail; Local Adv. Plates; Pyrex & Corning Casseroles; Bear & McCoy Cookie Jars; Picnic Baskets; Cast Fry Pans & Griddle; Cast Yarn Holder; Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents. Food Corn Sheller; Cast Iron Banks: Aunt Jemima, Uncle Mose, Trick Dog, Golfing & Uncle Saturday, November 7 @ 9:00am All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement Sam; Vintage Cast Iron Horse Drawn Wagon, Driver & 8 Horses; Adv. Tins; (Wise); In New Berlin, Turn East off of SR 204 onto Water Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L 12+ Wooden Strawberry Carriers; Single Trees; Cherry Seeder; Slaw Board; Hay Street to 417 Water St., New Berlin, Union Co., Pa. Knife; Coal Sifter; Paper Dolls; Middleburg 1954 HS Pendent; Globe Mills Flour Bags; • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Wooden Butter Bowl; Paddles, Spoons; Wooden Tool Carrier & Adv. Boxes; Hanson NEW BERLIN REAL ESTATE (noon): Complete Listing & Photos Available Hanging Scales; Counter Weight Scales; Costume & Quality Jewelry; Class Ring; A Well Maintained Capacious 2 Story 5 Bedroom Home on a Double Lot. 3,875 auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Masonic Collectibles; Sheet Music; 30’s Lane Bryant Magazines; Kennedy Mag.; sq. Living Space, plus Additional 900 sq. ft. Shop. 1st Floor: Spacious Modern Eat- GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Records; Fire King Serv. 8 Plates, Cups & Saucers; Jadeite Fire King Cup/Saucers; In Kitchen w/Wood-Mode Cabinets. Kitchen has Sky Lite for Added Natural Light Opalescent Bowl; Kreamer, Middleburg & Selinsgrove Crocks; Wood Mode Cookie Jar & Cathedral Ceiling w/Beams. Kitchen opens into a Quaint Living Room w/Brick & Service Pins; Helen Losch & Jerry Bruner Pictures; Glass Pitchers, Bowls; Carnival Fireplace & Accent Wall. Recreational Room w/Cathedral Ceiling which includes Built- PUBLIC AUCTION ware; Chicken on Nest; Shirley Temple Cereal Bowl; Green Dep. Cracker Jar; Moon in Handcrafted Gun Cabinet. French Doors Leads into a Quiet Backyard for Family Saturday & Star; Art Glass; Pressed Glass; Japanese Tea Set; Princess House; Pampered Outings. (Original Residence was 1,065 sq. ft. & was Built in the Early 1800’s & Chef Mixing Bowls; Bedding; Throws; Ant. & Modern Quilts; Linens; Vintage White Renovated.) Formal Dining & Living Rooms. Front Porch w/Entrance into a Flagstone October 31, 2020 8:30 am. Children & Adult Dresses; 50+ Hamilton, Ashton & Other Dolls; Cherry Boy & Girl Hall Way and Open Stairway. Full Bath. Cedar Sauna Room. Mud & Laundry Room. Located in the Borough of Middleburg Pa. Turn off Statue; Big Little Book; Boy Scout Items; Kreamer Bicentennial Books, Hats, Dresses 2nd Floor Consists of 5 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. Property has 2 Separate Stairways. Route.522 onto North Station St. (at the Middleburg & Ties; Gazing Balls w/Stands; Tramp Art Jewelry Boxes; Mickey Mantle, Chico Attached 960 sq. ft. - 3 Car Garage & Cemented Driveway. Enclosed 400 sq. ft. Restaurant/Hotel) Travel straight to #99 Café Lane, to be held at Grace Covenant Community Cardenas & Don Drysdale Paper Flyers; 2 Drawer File Cabinet; Sentry Comb. Safe; Picnic Pavilion w/Built in Refrigerator & Brick Vented Grill w/Half Bath. 2016 Oil Hot Church in the Large Social Room. Selling the 6th Session of a Lifetime local collector. Luggage; Upright Sweeper; 20 qt. White Mtn. Ice Cream Freezer w/Motor Jack; Signia Water Furnace w/Secondary Wood Stove Heat. 2015 Metal Roof Installed. 2 Storage Hearing Aid (value $6,000, 1 yr.); Bullet Express; Sm. Electrical Appliances; Roasters; Buildings. Boro Water/Sewer. Taxes: $2,500.00. For Inspection Call: 570-713-5499 or Carnival & Depression Glassware- Cast Cookware; Bakeware; Silverware; Frame Patio Swing; Wooden Picnic Table; Patio 570-966-2512. Broker Participation Available by Contacting the Auctioneer for Details. Iron Banks-P.B. Glasses-Collectibles-. Chairs; Coleman Ice Chests, Thermos; Mtn. Pie Makers; G.E. Air Conditioner; Rollator Photo’s available @ auctionzip.com #2399. Carnival Glass ‘Raspberry” Pitcher & Tumblers; Carnival Glass Walker; George Sauers Cement Planters; Cast Loveseat; Metal Lawn Chairs; 20 Also Selling Antiques, H/H Goods, Collectibles & Woodworking Tools “Grape” Pitcher & Tumbler Sets; Carnival Chicken on Nest, Turkey on Longaberger Baskets & More. Nest, Rooster on Nest, Bunny on Nest; Orange Carnival Glass Pitcher Clair Spangler Irrevocable Family Trust Butchering Eqt., Traps & Fishing Supplies: w/6 Tumblers; Nippon Chocolate Set w/ 4 cups; 2- Large Roseville Pottery Butchering Kettles & 3 Foot; Stirrer; Ladles; Hog Scrapers; Enterprise Stuffer; Propane Vases; Large Assortment of Depression Glassware: (pink, green, Burner; 100+ Traps - Victors, Dbl. & Long Spring, Conibear, Leg Holds, Cage; Tuesday, November 17 @ 3:00PM amber, blue) many different patterns; Griswold #9 3ft. Kettle w/Griswold Glass Lid; “Fanner mfg.” #8 Cast Waffl e Iron; Wapakoneta #3 Cast Stretchers; Ice Fishing Drill; Minn Mote Trolling Motors; 20 Fishing Rods & Reels; Turn South off SR 304, Market Street onto SR 204, Vine Street. Turn East Tackle Boxes; Lures; Jennings Bow & Arrows & More. Pan; Cast Iron Griddle; Griswold #3 Meat Grinder; Cast Iron Banks ( onto Front Street to 407, 409 & 411 Front Street, New Berlin, Union Co. PA Aunt Jemima, rabbit, Bison, Pig, Donkey); Approx.. 150 Vintage Boscul JD Riding Mower & Tools: John Deere D105 Auto 100 Series 42” NEW BERLIN REAL ESTATE: Peanut Butter Glasses various Flowers, Juice size Glasses, Davey Riding Lawn Mower w/115 hrs.; Craftsman 2200 PSI Pressure Washer; Homelite A Two-Story Aluminum Sided Structure known as 407, 409 & 411 Front Street. The Crockett Glasses, Walleye Pike and Others; 18 Ranger Joe Milk Mugs Weed Eater; Mantis; Reciprocating Saw; Lawn Roller; 2 Man & Buck Saws; Dec. Structures on the premises have been condemned. The Buyer will be required to (red, blue); English Stetter Cast Iron Door Stop; Metal advertising Coin Planter Junior; Dbl. Shaft Grinder; Fimco Sprayer; Poulan Chain Saws; Columbia Vise; demolish the structures on the property within ninety (90) days of the property transfer. Banks; Cream & Green Enamel Ladles; Green Glass Basket; Pink Fire- Craftsman’s: Floor & Table Tool Boxes, Sockets, Wrenches, Telescoping Light; Pliers; Such demolition is done by an insured individual or company. Failure to demolish the King Bowls & Mugs; Collection of Depression Glass S/P Sets to include: Levels; Battery Charger; Clamps; Asst. Lawn & Garden Tools; Hitches; Car Ramps; structures as required will result in the return of the premises to the Seller. Situated on Pink Floral, Pink Miss America, Pink Mayfair, Blue Mayfair Open Rose, Gas Cans & More. a Level Building Lot in a Residential Neighborhood with on street parking available. Lot Green Doric, Green Windsor, Yellow Clover Leaf, Iridescent Flora Gold; Debra Aucker, Ed Nornhold, Dean Nornhold, Lisa Sprenkle, Owners Size is Approx. 66’ X 152’ (.231 Ac.). Borough Water and Sewer Connections available. Nascar Collectibles; Antique Milk glass Spice set w/ orig. Rack; 1940’s Life Union County tax parcel number 011-020-067.00000. Build to Suit Yourself. magazines; Large Hand Blown Vases; Fire-King Jadeite Bowls, Plates, Auctioneer Note: Large Quality & Volume of Merchandise Still Being Discovered, Imagine the Possibilities! Cups; Blue “Sunburst” Pitcher w/6 Tumblers; Fenton Vase; Slag Glass selling w/2 Auctioneers, Plan to Spend the Day. The Borough of New Berlin red Cardinal; Fire-King “Philbe” Dishes; Edgemont Cracker Tin; Old Hand Owners & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents. Food Tools; Emerald green Pitcher w/ 5 Tumblers; and Many More Items… To All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement Attorney: Cole & Varano Law Offi ce, 570-522-0168 See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L • 570-966-2512 Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Complete Listing & Photos Available Complete Listing & Photos Available Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 6- Union County Times, October 23, 2020 ARC Awarded Funds SUN Area Tech Donates Bench To American Legion Post 25 Congressman Fred Keller (R-PA) today announced the By Kay Poeth Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) has award- ed funds for two local projects in central Pennsylvania. the COVID-19 pandemic aff ected the timeline. The Central Pennsylvania Workforce Development After a lot of hard work and eff ort, the American Le- Corporation (CPWDC) was awarded $1,018,500 for gion recently received their donation of the beautiful the Reboot Workforce Program: Recovery at Work in and functional bench. “We would like to thank Masonry Central PA. In partnership with Geisinger and SEDA teacher Ryan Swinehart and students Kory Derr and Council of Governments (SEDA-COG), CPWDC will Isaiah Harris and Wood Design and Technology teacher use these funds to address the opioid epidemic in cen- Bryan Seward and student Zoie Huber for all the their tral Pennsylvania by providing workforce preparation hard work on this project.” and training services to individuals in recovery and ul- “I am honored to not only teach students a trade, but timately reintegrate them back into the workforce. also the value of honoring our veterans and giving back Other local, state, and federal sources contributed an to the community,” said Swinehart. “These type of proj- additional $1,104,000 to the project. ects give students a sense of accomplishment and also Union County was awarded $2,500,000 for the four- help them develop team building skills.” county Central Pennsylvania Rural Broadband De- Seward agreed. “It was an honor to help create the ployment Implementation Project. This grant will help bench for the American Legion Post 25. Students were bring high speed internet service to underserved loca- excited about the opportunity to be creative and use tech- tions in Union, Clinton, Lycoming, and Northumber- nology like laser engravers and CNC routers to build and land counties. It is expected that 20 businesses and 270 On October 15, Commander of Victory Post 25 Selin- donate a project to benefi t local Veterans.” households will initially benefi t from this project. sgrove Thomas Varner (left) presented a photograph The bench is now set up at American Legion Post 25 in In addition to ARC’s funds, SEDA Council of Govern- of the American Legion Post 25 Riders with the bench Selinsgrove at the front of the building near the display ments (SEDA-COG) Revolving loan fund will provide and a plaque to SUN Area Technical instructors Bryan tank. To show how proud they are of all the students’ ef- $4,000,000 and ISPs will provide $1,500,000, bringing Seward and Ryan Swinehart for the bench that students forts, pictures were taken and a plaque was presented to the project total to $8,000,000. in their programs constructed for Selinsgrove Ameri- both the SUN Area Tech Masonry and Wood Design and On the awarding of the grants, Congressman Fred can Legion. Kory Derr (right) is one of the SUN Tech Technology Departments. Keller made the following statement: students who helped to construct the bench. “Congratulations to the Central Pennsylvania Work- American Legion Riders Post 25 would like to extend force Development Corporation and Union County for a big than you to Sun Area Technical Institute students being awarded these grants. What makes these proj- of the Class of 2019-2020 from the Masonry and Wood ects special are the outstanding partners—like ARC, Design and Technology Departments for their donation SEDA-COG, Geisinger, and other local entities—that of a bench to the Post. Initially, the project was to be pre- come together to address the challenges we face in cen- sented in the Spring of 2020. However, restrictions from tral Pennsylvania, such as increasing rural access to broadband and combatting the opioid epidemic. I look forward to seeing how these funds are used to develop PUBLIC AUCTION our workforce and strengthen our communities. Every Friday @ 5:00 PM # # # 19426 Route 522 S., Beaver Springs, PA 17812 (Next to Hair Express) PUBLIC AUCTION Parking In Rear of Building Friday Household, Collectibles, Misc. November 6, 2020 10:00am See Auction Zip For Full Listing & Photos 2-DAY PUBLIC AUCTION Located ½ mile West of Mt. Pleasant Mills Pa. Seating - Lunch Stand - Rest Rooms Thursday November 19, along Route 35 at (#10133 Route 35 Pa.). Auctioneer: Dawn E. Miller AU-001695-L Phone: 570-765-0107 2020 1:00pm Antiques-Vintage Toy Trains- Longaberger Auction Company and Owners Not Responsible For Accidents Baskets-Crocks-Household Items Must Follow CDC Guidelines Friday November 20, 2020 “Rare” late 1800’s Antique Round Butcher Block Table w/turned Legs Face Masks Recommended 9:00am (35”diameter x 32”high x 14” thick); Set of 6 Decorated Plank bottom Chairs; Located in the Borough of Beavertown Pa. (At #221 South Thomas St.) Early 1900’s Childs Wooden Wagon w/ orig. Pin Stripping and Wooden Turn off Route 522 at the East end of Town onto Thomas Street, travel Spoked Wheels; Large Crock with Blue Swirl/Bee and Blue #3; #2 Crock PUBLIC AUCTION two blocks to Auction site on the Left. w/ Blue Swirl; #3 Brown /White Crock; H.P. Co. Hawthorn Pa Crock; Assorted Saturday REAL ESTATE (FRIDAY AT 12:00 NOON) other old Crocks; 4- Vintage Wooden Barrel Chairs w/ Matching Barrel Table; A Valuable piece of Real Estate consisting of a Beautiful Home Located 1950 Metal “MoBo” Bronco Riding Horse (England);Handcrafted Wooden November 7, 2020 8:30am on a Large Double size Lot. The Home contains a Large Living Room, Rocking Horses; Tempus Fugit Grandfathers Clock; Modern Wooden Café Located in Kreamer Pa. Turn off Route 522 at Kitchen w/ Breakfast Nook, Dining Room, Family Room, Den or offi ce style Table w/ 4- high Chairs; Hand built Craft Style China Closet/Cupboard; the West end of Kreamer ( midway between Area, 3-Bedrooms, 1 ¾ Bathrooms, Laundry Room and a Large Finished Antique Split Lid Wood Box; Large Chest of Drawers; Large Dresser w/ Mirror Selinsgrove and Middleburg) onto Manor Drive, travel straight 1 block Game Room / Family Room on Lower Level. The Home has an Attached and Shelfs; Maple Dresser w/ Mirror; Single Bed w/ Box springs and Mattress; to the Kreamer Fire hall (#37 Manor Drive Middleburg) Selling the 7th Two-Car Garage, Paved Driveway, Relaxing Back Porch, Stone Floor Patio Large Vintage Parlor Light; Collection of Middleburg Women’s Club Session of a Lifetime local collector. Area, and Has a Specious Private Back Yard. The Home is Located in the Crocks; 2-Antique Copper Butcher Ladles; Shirley Temple Pitchers & Bowl; Auto-Firearms-Rare Milk Bottles- Vintage Borough Yet Borders Private Woodland. To See This Solid Well-Built, 2- “The New Rochester” Antique Kerosene lamps w/ Refl ectors (electrified); Glassware-Peanut Butter Glasses- Collectibles. Move-in Ready Home by Private Appointment, Call 607-759-7474. Any Dietz Caboose Lantern; Vintage Ladies Metal Purse; Dietz Acme Railroad 2010 4 dr. Chevy Cobalt Auto (83,000 Miles); C.W. Troup Mt. Pleasant Mills Test may be done on Property Prior to Auction date at Prospective Buyers Lantern; E.D. Gilbert Mt. Pleasant Mills Match Safe; Collection of Jim Beam Qt. Milk Bottle; Tri-Maple Dairy Wagners Selinsgrove Milk Bottle; Speece’s Expense. Real Estate Offered at 12:00 Noon (Friday). Terms 10% Whiskey Decanters (some rare); Collection of American Flyer Trains, Cars Dairy Dauphin Milk Bottle; Crocks; Fiesta ware; Pocket Knives; Rolling Green Down, Balance in 60 Days. Thursday 1:00pm start -Cub Cadet- Canoe- and accessories to include: 2- # 312 PRR Engines w/ Tender cars, 3-pc Park Items (Postcards, Bingo Tickets,); Rhodes Turkey Call; Westmorland Firearms- Indian Artifacts- Tools- Hunting/Fishing. Friday 9:00am start Santa Fe Engines (#470, #473 & center Engine # 471), #644 Crane Car, # Chicken on Nest; Carnival Glass Lion Dish; Northwood Carnival Lace Edge Bowl; -2017 SUV – Yoder Utility Shed – Antiques – Collectibles- Household. To 625 Tanker, #740 Hand Car, #7210 Spot Light Car, #651 Baggage Car, #650 Yellow Glass Fenton Rabbit on Nest; Hull Pottery Vases; Jadeite Oval Platters see photos and Full Listing go to Auctionzip.com, ID# 3834 Coach, #632 Hopper Car and others; Antique “Ives” Railway Lines Motor Car #3235R w/2 Passenger cars 3-rail track and Transformer; Antique Ceiling & large Serving Bowls; Blue Glass Santa on Sleigh; Weller Peacock Vase; Estate of: Margie L (& the late Ronald N.) Wagner “A.C. Goodling” Evendale Plate; Early Carnival Glassware To Include: (Windmill, gas Light (electrified from the Masonic Lodge in Middleburg); Collection of Peacock, Brooklyn Bridge, Bluebird, Thistle, Basket, Deer, Rose, and Other Executrix: Rona L. Russell Longaberger Baskets; Glassware; Salmon Falls Pottery; Local Advertising Patterns); Assorted Nascar Items; Lucky Jumbo Elephant Glass Bank; Big Little Executor: Todd E. Wagner Plates to include: G.D. Peters Middleburg Bakery, Moyer, Callahan & Books; Large Signed Peacock Marble; Pink Fire King; Firearms New in Boxes AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Moyer, S.G. Kerstetter Miserville Pa., McClure West Beaver, 1955 Snyder to Include: Browning Ducks Unlimited 50 th Anniv. 12 Ga. Auto 5, Engraved Tim L Kline AU-002998-L County, Millersburg Ferry, Steese Mill Mt. Pleasant Mills, and others; Food w/ Leather Case, Browning/Winchester Model 42-410 Shot Gun Grade 5 Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 saver Sealer; “Shinsei” Horse racing game in Orig. Box; Boyd’s Bears; Pigeon Show Gun Gold Engraved, Browning/Winchester Model 410 Shot Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Antique Baskets; ‘Deposee France” miniature Brass Horn and Trumpet; Gun Grade 5 Show Gun w/ Gold Inlays, Quail Unlimited 10 th Anniv. Grand “Simplicity Conquest” 16hp. Garden Tractor; 4ft. Snow blower attachment Slam Edition 410 over/under Show gun w/ Case Silver Plated Receiver, for Garden Tractor; Snowmobile Trailer; “Wood maid” Reading Pa. Cast Iron 3-Winchester 22 52B Tiger Maple Show Guns, Winchester Model 70-300 COMPLETE SERVICE Woodstove; assorted Hand Times Lightning Glider Sled; Garden tools; Gas Mag Tiger Maple Show Gun, Winchester Model 70-270 Mag Tiger Maple Cans; Suzuki SU2200L Generator; 12 gal Shop Vac; 3- Hair Salon Chairs w/ Show Gun, Winchester Model 94 NRA Centennial Musket 30-30 Show Gun, hair dryer; Adjustable Hair Salon cutting chair; Assorted Hair Salon Items; and ( All guns were never fi red & in orig. box); Assorted Ammo; Peanut Butter More. To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834, Terms Cash or Pa. Glass Collection to include: Star Magnolia, Forget-me-Not, American Lotus, PUBLIC AUCTION Check. “No Buyers Premium” Christmas Candle, Moose, Elk, Fairyland Orchid Cactus, Nigh Blooming Saturday, November 7, 2020 at 9:00am Owner: Russell E. (& the late Joyce A.) Wagenseller Cereus Cactus, Santa, Wizard of Oz Dorothy, Trailing Arbutus, Davy Crocket, Selling Real Estate and Personal Property at the former home AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Quail, Cocker Spaniel, And Many others; Juice Size Peanut Butter Glasses; of Helen Klingler at 402 Wagenseller St., Middleburg, PA Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Roy Rogers Books; Collection of Depression Glassware; Cast Iron Banks Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 (Popeye, Santa, Eagle, Cat); Salt and Pepper sets; Assorted Pitcher and Water Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Glass sets; Westmorland Glassware; Planters Peanut Nut Chopper; Sad Irons; Roseville Pottery Vase; Lewistown PA Souvenir Mug; Freeburg PA Souvenir Goblet; And Many more Vintage Collectible Items...... To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Directions: From Selinsgrove, travel south to Middleburg. Just past the Midd-West AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: High School, turn left onto Shuman Street. Then, turn right onto Wagenseller. Then, Tim L Kline AU-002998-L auction just ahead on the left. Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Located on a level lot is a move in 2 Bedroom ranch home. The home has Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L eat-in kitchen, large living room, laundry, 1 ½ baths, a spacious sun room Wednesday, October 28 Auctioneer Note: Auto to be sold at 11:00. Firearms & ammo to be and a 1 car attached garage. @ 9:00 AM sold at 12:00.Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed For Bidder #. Extras include central air, electric heat, and kitchen appliances. Built in 1982 Turn off SR 522 onto 18th Street, Turn Right onto Hower to Owners and Auctioneer not responsible for accidents the home is in A-1 condition and only one block from the Midd-West Complex. 743 Hower Street, Selinsgrove, Penn Twp., Snyder Co., PA Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” Terms: 10% Down, balance in 45 days. Contact auctioneers for showing. REAL ESTATE (noon): KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road 2 Bedroom Ranch Brick/Vinyl Sided Home. Situated on a McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 Sizeable Corner Lot in a Quiet Residential Neighborhood. (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L www.hassingercourtney.com H/H Goods, Antiques, & Collectibles: Stainless 27 cu. Side by Side Refrigerator w/Door Ice Maker; Samsung VRT Front Load Washer & Dryer; Sharp Microwave; Glass Front Lighted Hutch Glass Shelves & Mirror Wednesday, November 4th PUBLIC AUCTION Back; 3 pc. Cherry Colonial Queen Size Canopy Bedroom Suite; 6 Drawer Colonial Cherry Dresser; Waterfall Dbl. Bed; 7 pc. Cherry Pa. House Dining Suite; Cherry Console Table; @ 8:30AM Friday Cherry Server; Cherry End Stands & Coffee Table; Glass Top Coffee Table; Lg. Cherry In Lewisburg Turn off SR 45 onto Fairground Road, Turn Right onto St. October 30, 2020 9:00 am. Framed Mirrors; Floral Sofa & Wing Back Chair; Floral Sleeper Sofa; Uph. Arm Chair; Mary’s Street to 1681 St. Mary Street, Lewisburg, Union Co., PA Located in the Borough of Middleburg Pa. Turn off Glass Top TV Stand; Wooden Loveseat; Wooden Bar Stools; 15 Floral & Pattern Area Route.522 onto North Station St. (at the Middleburg & Throw Rugs (high quality); Lighted Glass Door/Side/Shelves Cabinet; Chrome Table; Real Estate (noon): Square Granite Top Island; Floral Sofa Bed; Wooden Bowls; Crocks; Musser’s Potato Chip 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home in a Pleasant Neighborhood within Walking Restaurant/Hotel) Travel straight to #99 Café Lane, to be held at Grace Covenant Community Church in the Large Social Room. We will be conducting a Special Can; 4 pc. Nesting Pyrex Bowls; Candle Wick Dishes; Gone w/Wind Lamp; Stand Lights; Distance to the Park, Pool & Giant Store. Eat-In Kitchen, Dining Room. Coffee Grinder; GE Bakelite Radio; Red Session West clock; Kit Cat Klock; Chicken on Living Room. Full Bath. Hardwood Floors Throughout. Plenty of Closets. Friday Auction of Gaudy Welsh Pottery, Early Glassware, and Collectibles. A large collection that took over 40yrs. of collecting. the Nest; Clarks Teaberry Gum Stand; Blue Pitcher & Sugar/Creamer; Roseville Vase; Heat Pump; Cemented Basement. Attached 2 Car Garage & Macadam Hall Pitcher & Vase; Mod. Green & Pink Fiesta Bowls, Cups/Saucers, Plates, Server, Driveway. Cemented Rear Patio w/Sizeable Yard for Family Outings. Antiques-Collectibles-Gaudy Vegetable Dishes; Carousel Horses; Vista Alegria Set Dishes; Lattice Bowl, Plate; Etched Lewisburg School District. For Inspection Call 570-966-2512. Terms: Glassware; Cake Stands; Compotes; Stemware; Hercules Ladies AMF Bike; AC Spark $5,000 down, balance in 45 days. Prospective buyer may conduct various Welsh Pottery- Early Glassware. Antique Bowed Glass Sides w/ Glass Front China Closet; Decorated Plug Metal Display Rack; Krafts Shortening Tin; Progress Refrigerator Co., Galv. Buckets testings at their expense prior to sale day. No Buyer’s Premium. Photos & Measurers; Elkhart Brass Fire Extinguisher; Spring Horse; Red Globe RR Lanterns; Available at auctionzip.com ID#2399. East Lake Style Washstand; Modern Oak Bowside Glass Curio Cabinet w/ lights; Childs Miniature Wooden Toy Wardrobe; Antique Wall Case Clock; Numerous Floor, Stand, Dresser Lights; New Items: (Slow Cooker, Oreck Speed Iron, Also Selling: 2001 Black Chrysler 300 LTD, 4,600 miles (noon): “Parker” Kerosene Parlor Lamp (electrified); Brown Glazed Crock Batter Ronco Rotisserie, Pasta Express, Shark Deluxe Steam Mop, T-Fall Bowl Set, SS Bowls Antiques, Collectibles, H/H Goods, Coins, Lg. Volume of Tools Jug; Early Hummel Figurines; Rare Reed & Barton 9 ¾” Sterling Silver w/Lids, Jet Steam Oven, New King, Queen, Dbl. & Twin Sheets, Bedding, Comforters, Lg. Estate of: Charles Harp Berry Serving Spoon “Le Six Fleurs”; Cast Iron Bean Pot; 2 qt. Marietta & Cook Pots, New Rolls of Uph.,)Tefl on Pans; Toaster Oven; Stainless Toaster; Black/Decker Co. Cast Pot; Wapak #7 3ft. Cast Bean Pot; Wagner ware #8 Cast Chicken Food Processor; Mr. Coffee; Upright Dirt Devil; Oster Mixer; Vintage Alum. Rainbow Attorney: Richard Scheib, 570-523-3200 Fryer; Puritan #3 Cast Pan. Cast Iron Muffi n Pan; Apple Peeler; Cast Iron Pitcher/Tumblers; Metal Pitcher & Tumblers; Hamilton Beach Mixer; Slow Cooker; Fiesta Trivets; 2-Gray Granite Berry Buckets; J.H. Dipple #5 Crock w/Molded Pitcher; Pie Plates; Visionware; Corningware Casseroles; Apple Peeler; New Diamond Handles; Large Crock Jug; E.S.& B. Crock w/ Blue #2; Crock Storage Air Mattress; Ice Chest; Thermos; Revereware; Silverware; Kitchen Utensils; Knife Set; Thursday, November 5th Jar w/Lid; Collection of Early Gaudy Welsh Pottery to include: Childs Pressure Pot; Floral Vases; Naxa Wireless Sound System; Lounge; Base Cabinets; Box Cups, Pitchers, Small Plates, Bowl, Mug, and assorted Tulip Pattern Fan; Records; Towels; Luggage; Brothers Message Center; Party King Grill w/Hitch Mt. @ 12:00 PM Pcs.; Early Pottery Snake Pitcher w/Snake Handle; Sphinx Pottery Tailgate Grill Carrier NIB; Toys: Johnny West Buckboard w/Thunder Bolt; Fisher Price Teapot; Blue and Yellow Marsgricht Holland Pottery; Rose Bowls; Seth Music Sweeper; Fisher Price Pull A Tune Toy; Light Up Color Writer; 8 New Barbie Dolls; Located off SR 204 In the Village of Kratzerville. Turn onto Firehall Stack A Clown; Slate Board; Playskool Shoe; Fisher Price TV/Radio; Mammoth Models Road and Travel to 71 Firehall Road, Selinsgrove, Snyder Co., PA. Thomas Mantle Clock; Small Enterprise Lard Press; Large Enterprise Lard Press; Enterprise #32 Meat Grinder; Antique Market Basket; Hand Woven Construction Toys; Girder Panel Building Set; FP Pull Train Set; Top; Tonka Fire Jeep; REAL ESTATE (4:30 pm) Antique Egg Basket; Walnut Picker; “Nagles Store” Paxtonia Pa. Tonka Car Carrier w/Car; CF Tractor Trailer; Metal Cycle & Rider; Matty Mattel Jack in the 3 Bedroom Stylish Brick Ranch Home Located on a No Through Street in a Thermometer; C.W. Reigle & Sons Paxtonville Pa. Thermometer; John Box; Rex Pal Red Wagon; Hy-Speed Red Wagon; Childs Wheebarrows & More. Residential Neighborhood. Modern Kitchen w/Pergo Flooring. Dining Room. Deere Alarm Clock; Large Wooden Acorn Door Stop; Noritake Dinnerware 75+ Team Pit Crew Shirts (11:00 am): Original All Team Issued, (4 Major Spacious Living Room w/Full Accenting Brick Wall & Gas Fireplace. Plenty Set; Kerosene Lamp w/Cranberry and White Glass Base; Green Glass Classifi cations, Formula 1, Indy Racing League, CART, Nascar, FED X Racing Series. of Natural Light w/a Picturesque View of the Farmland from the Living Rm. Kerosene Lamp; Pink, Green & Amber Depression Glassware; Turkey on & Front Porch. 2 Full Baths (1 Handicap Accessible off Master Bedroom); Transit & Tools: Transit DIETZGEN Transit w/Tripod; Murray Push Mower; 16 Nest; Cobalt Blue Ivy Bowl; Fostoria Glassware; Glass Swan; Candlewick Gallon Shop Vac; Mac & Other Tool Boxes; Welding Helmet; Craftsman Leaf Blower/Rain Laundry Room. Screened in Rear Patio w/Deck Area. Central Vac. Central Glassware; Northwood Amethysts “Good Luck” Bowl; Royal Daulton Air. Electric Heat. Replacement Windows. Attached 1 Car Garage w/ Gutter Attachment; Shelving Units NIB; Numerous Lawn, Garden & Shop Tools; B/D Drill; Dinnerware Plates; Smith Glass pieces; 3pc. Frosted Blue Westmorland Jack; Craft King Drill; Fiberglass Measuring Tape; Jig Saw; Pipe Cutters; Hollow Punch Additional Workshop. City Water. Standard Septic. 200 Amp Electric Candle Buffet Set; Bavarian Cider Pitcher w/4 Cups; 5pc. Nippon Service. Utility Shed. Property is Situated on a Corner Lot. For Inspection Set; Wrenches; Meat & Hand Saws; B/D Drill; Noma HD Lights; Organizers; Tool Boxes; Chocolate Set; Blue Mayfair Sandwich Server; Limoges Fish Plate; 1874 Stanley HD Sharpshooter; Levels; Sprayers; ½” Elect. Drill; Socket Set Drill Bits; Drill Call: 570-374-9886. Sellers Motivated to Sell. Photos Available at German/Dutch Baptism Cert.; Glass Slippers; Ironstone Pottery; Winross auctionzip.com ID#2399. Guide; Wood Plane; B/D Wizard Drill/Router Guide; Stanley Mitre Box; Pliers; Wooden Trucks; Nippon and Noritake; Royal Dairy Milk Bottles; Hanging Kerosene Step Ladders; Gas Cans; Sears Snowblower Attachment & more. Kenneth & Pamela Knouse, Owners Ceiling Light; and many other items, Many Boxes yet to be opened! … Owner: Lisa Briner Also Selling: Antiques, Collectibles, H/H Goods, Snowblower & Tools To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834, Food stand provided. “No Buyers Premium” Cash or Pa. Check Attorney: Slivinski Law Firm, 570-374-5575 Attorney: Rachel Weist, 570-758-5027 Auctioneer’s Note: Quality Merchandise, not all items seen at time of write up. Owners: Ronald & Nancy Fetterolf Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Tim L Kline AU-002998-L • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Complete Listing & Photos Available Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Complete Listing & Photos Available auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 October 23, 2020, Union County Times -7 Wolf Administration Recognizes Union County PennDOT The Wolf Administration today recognized the Pennsylva- source,” said PennDOT Secretary Yassmin Gramian, P.E. “I am proud to be a part of this team and the 24/7 safety cul- nia Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Union Coun- “This accomplishment shows the dedication Union County ture which we have incorporated into our daily duties,” said ty Maintenance Organization, part of PennDOT’s District employees have to adhering to safety standards in the work- Acting Union County Maintenance Manager Corey Pisarz. 3, for reaching 3,000 days (8 years, 2 months) without a dis- place.” Motorists can check conditions on major roadway miles by abling employee injury. A disabling injury is any injury that “A workplace injury impacts more than just the injured visiting www.511PA.com. 511PA, which is free and avail- results in an employee missing one or more days of work. employee,” said Sandra Tosca, District Executive for the de- able 24 hours a day, provides traffi c delay warnings, weath- The organization reached this signifi cant safety milestone partment’s Montoursville-based District 3-0 region. “An in- er forecasts, traffi c speed information, and access to more on October 4, 2020, the county maintenance organization jury can disrupt life at home and at work. It causes needless than 1,000 traffi c cameras. 511PA is also available through a reached 3,000 days (8 years, 2 months) without a disabling suff ering to the worker, but also creates hardships for family smartphone application for iPhone and Android devices, by employee injury. PennDOT District 3 includes: Bradford, members and co-workers.” calling 5-1-1, or by following regional twitter alerts acces- Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, County employees perform a wide range of road and bridge sible on the 511PA website. Sullivan, Tioga, and Union Counties. maintenance activities throughout the year. All work is done Follow PennDOT on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ “Workplace safety should be the number one priority for with a strict adherence to the concepts of safety. PennDOTNews and like the department on Facebook at any employer. I commend Union County on their dedication “These crews come to work each day and focus on safety, www.facebook.com/PennsylvaniaDepartmentofTranspor- to a safe work environment that allows employees to return responsibility and accountability in each job they under- tation and Instagram at www.instagram.com/pennsylva- home each day injury-free,” Governor Tom Wolf said. take,” said Union County Maintenance Manager David niadot. PennDOT employees are the department’s greatest re- Shearer. “They are a great team to work with.” High-Speed Internet To Expand In Union County High-speed internet service is expanding in four counties band in this region and extending service to help the un- coming, Northumberland, and Union counties and their because of a $2.5 million grant awarded to SEDA-Council served and underserved has been a priority here in Union staff ,” Fisher said. “This is a true private-public partnership of Governments (SEDA-COG) on behalf of the counties. County and we appreciate everyone coming together to eff ort to bridge the last-mile funding gap, one that SEDA- The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) POWER make this happen.” COG is currently proving works in Juniata County with our grant funds internet expansion to unreached areas in Union, SEDA-COG Board President and Columbia County Com- pilot project.” Clinton, Lycoming, and Northumberland counties, reaching missioner Rich Ridgway emphasized the important role in- Residents & Businesses Reached by County over 1,500 households, including over 20 businesses. The ternet access plays, especially during the pandemic. “We’ve • Union: 750 homes and fi ve businesses in Mazeppa and grant will supplement $4 million of SEDA-COG’s revolv- learned the importance of the internet during the pandemic. Kelly Township comprising of 15 miles of fi ber in an 8-mile ing loan funds. The selected internet service provider will It’s important in our business and private lives not to men- area. match these funds with $1.5 million of private investment tion our school students. Hopefully, this will make every- • Northumberland: 240 homes and seven businesses in the funds. one’s lives less stressful moving forward,” Ridgway said. Rt. 147 area south of Sunbury to Fishers Ferry. This in- SEDA-COG will provide funding through reimbursable Mike Fisher, SEDA-COG assistant executive direc- cludes Upper Augusta, Lower Augusta, and Rockefeller grants and low-interest loans to incentivize an internet ser- tor, thanked the legislators and four counties and said this townships, comprising 15 miles of fi ber in a 6-mile area. vice provider to expand internet service into unserved and will build on SEDA-COG’s other internet expansion proj- • Clinton: 360 homes and seven businesses in the area east underserved rural regions of the four counties where tradi- ect. “We could not have done this without the support of of Loganton and Bucktail Medical Center in Renovo com- tional buildout is otherwise economically infeasible. U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, U.S. Rep. Fred Keller, state Sens. prising 14 miles of fi ber in a 7-mile area. As the main grant applicant, Union County Commissioner Joe Scarnati, Gene Yaw, and John Gordner, and state Reps. • Lycoming: 190 homes and fi ve businesses in Moreland Preston Boop is thrilled with the news. “Expanding broad- Garth Everett, Lynda Schlegel Culver, and Donna Ober- Township comprising 16 miles of fi ber in a 7-mile area. lander. We especially thank the leadership of Clinton, Ly-

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From Miffl inburg, Finster- Jane Albin is a watercolor artist who also dabbles in many other bush has been with NNB for mediums. She paints outdoors whenever possible and her sub- 12+ years and has a back- ground in credit analysis. jects range from local street scenes to views of the Susquehanna Brenda started her banking River and surrounding countryside. career at the branch level, The exhibit contains more than 60 baseball-card-sized original but her move into commer- watercolor paintings. These tiny watercolors were executed dur- cial lending has led to a ing April and May of this year. She painted one each day using nearly-thirty year career. “I prompts enjoy helping people. What I like most about commercial from a web site called Doodlewash.com. The painting challenge lending is the freedom to think outside the box in order to helped Jane occupy her time during the fi rst months of the pan- fi nd a solution and get it done,” Finsterbush says. demic shutdown. Having gone through fi ve mergers at a previous bank, Finsterbush is particularly proud of the fact that The Nor- Jane teaches sketching and watercolor to adults at the Sunbury thumberland National Bank is the largest independently YMCA Arts Center. She has been a featured artist for the Lewis- owned local community bank in the Susquehanna Valley. burg Downtown Sidewalk Chalk Festival, and for the Linn Con- NNB is pleased to recognize Finsterbush’s career history servancy’s annual plein air paint out at the Dale Engle Walker and talent as she oversees the commercial lending team. House. She is a member of the Lewisburg Artist’s Guild, the Susquehanna Artists Society, Susquehanna Valley Plein Air It was sunny, crisp au- Painters, and the Art Association of Harrisburg. tumn day at the Gutelius Artists and organizations are encouraged to apply to exhibit House in Miffl inburg on items of artistic, cultural and intellectual interest in the library’s Sunday, October18. The gallery and/or display cases. Information about exhibiting can be day was absolutely gor- found on the library’s website, www.unioncountylibraries.org. geous for an outdoor event. ANNOUNCING OUR Visitors watched an in- NEWEST LOCATION LIVE PUBLIC AUCTION teresting and informative demonstration on the old UPMC Primary Care in Lewisburg Saturday October 24, 2020 @ 10 AM time trade of blacksmith- 3357 Old Rt.15, New Columbia, PA ing while other visitors tried their hand at toma- Located outside Patton Warehouse hawk throwing. Members Truckloads of New & Like New Merchandise of the Union County Muz- Tools, Household, Lighting, Fixtures & so much more. zle Loaders were thrilled Robin Spangler, MD to share their knowledge Auction begins at 10AM. and expertise with oth- Family Medicine SEE FULL LISTING & PHOTOS, online at AuctionZip.com ers. In addition to local With 30 years of family medicine experience, 570-538-3245 (Call or Text) townsfolk, visitors from Dr. Spangler sees patients of all ages, from Clint Rockey- Auctioneer- License #005653 Freeburg, New Berlin, and Tim Brouse-Apprentice-License #AA19288 Lewisburg also attended infants to elderly. Providing expert and compassionate care, she identifi es and the live demonstrations. Food will be available. treats a broad range of health conditions. Mark Wehr and Cliff Dr. Spangler completed medical school at `V01V1 VI`1R:7H QGV` Bowersox had the “forge” Temple University School of Medicine, Phila., glowing and were pound- :I Q ]I PA, and is board certifi ed by the American ing out some iron on the Board of Family Medicine. anvils. They have been working on manufacturing old style door lock compo- Christine Belgio, CRNP Your Trusted Partner for Auction Services & Asset/Estate Liquidation nents. Wehr and Bowersox spent the afternoon chat- Family Medicine Like us on Facebook- Rockey Auctions ting with visitors as they pounded out parts. The Christine Belgio, CRNP, has 15 years of PUBLIC AUCTION duo were asked a myriad of experience as a nurse practitioner, acting as questions about the black- the coordinator of care for her patients with To settle the Estate of Warren Fenstermacher medical and surgical specialists. Christine 184 Ridge Road smithing process and visi- , Muncy, PA tors had a genuine interest completed her Masters of Science in Nursing, VAL. FARM REAL ESTATE, (208 acres offered in in the whole process. Adult Nurse Practitioner and Family Nurse 2 parcels) HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ANTIQUES, 3 Janet Bowersox intro- Practitioner at Bloomsburg University. duced folks to the fun of She also holds a National Family Nurse TRACTORS, SKID LOADER, FARM MACHIN- tomahawk throwing. She Practitioner certifi cation. ERY, Kubota RTV. was able to entice some of the visitors to give throw- Saturday, October 31, 2020 Starting 9:00 AM ing a “hawk” a try. “Most Delivering exceptional health care for patients of all ages, For pictures and more info on this great auction visit everyone took me up on it. our providers focus on preventive medicine, wellness, chronic www.fraleyauction.com Several of the folks visiting disease management, and acute illness and injuries. Our team AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This farm has been handed down threw actually stuck the ‘block’ in Lewisburg also o ers: the family since 1888 Sale Order: 9:00am antiques, household goods, and of course a big hoot then shop tools. Real Estate 1pm. Thheenn farm equiequipmpmenentt to follow. of success could be heard • Same-day and walk-in appointments for all patients, each time,” chuckled Bow- Much of the machinery was bouughtght new and existing. ersox. Nancy Spangler and brand new by Warren and only usedd on Frank Stroik were some of • Convenient Monday evening hours. this farm. Come see what we findd inin those eager to throw the the sheds. • 24/7 nurse telephone support. hawk. Sellers The Gutelius House Mu- Estate of Warren Fenstermacher seum was also open for Ralph “ HOP” Fogelman Jr Exe tours and people stepped To schedule an appointment, call 570-567-5450. J Howard Langdon Atty back in time as they UPMC Primary Care crossed the threshold. Built circa 1803, the Gutelius 260 Reitz Blvd. House is a great example of Lewisburg, PA 17837 More than , log, chinking, and daubing technique of that time pe- Pennsylvanians riod. Frederick and Anna Gutelius raised 15 children at their home on the corner have died from of Fifth and Green in Mif- Covid-. fl inburg.

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