E LOCAL RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS TH Presorted Standard ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Sunbury, PA Union County Times 17801 The Area’s Largest Weekly Newspaper! Permit No. #17 A DIRECT MAIL PUBLICATION - 23RD YEAR - NO. 26 Friday, June 26, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Garage Fire In Lewisburg Rowe To Host Veterans Union County Commissioners Spread To Nearby Houses Service Monthly, July 29 Adopt 2nd Amendment Resolution By Kay Poeth By Kay Poeth In an eff ort to ensure area veterans receive the services and support they need, Rep. David Rowe (R-Snyder/ On Tuesday, June 16, 2020, the Union County Commis- sioners voted to adopt a resolution supporting the Second Union) is hosting a veterans service representative at his Amendment of the U.S. Constitution by a 2-1 vote with local offi ce. Stacy Richards casting the dissenting vote. The resolu- “Dan does a tremendous job helping veterans across tion passed without mandates declares Union County receive the services they need and de- as a Second Amendment Dedicated County stating the serve,” said Rowe. “We are very grateful to have him re- commissioners will not “expend funds for the purpose of sume working with our offi ce, assisting our community’s enforcing laws or ordinances adjudicated to be illegal or exceptional veterans.” unconstitutional.” Dan Falls of the American Legion will be at Rowe’s Commissioner Richards stated, “Many residents and district offi ce, located at 343 St., Suite 1, on businesses for numerous reasons opposed the proposal of Wednesday, July 29. Appointments are required and Union County being designated as a Second Amendment Sanctuary.” should be made by calling the offi ce at 570-966-0052. The Second Amendment of the United States Constitu- Falls will off er veterans assistance with issues such as tion states: “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to compensation, education, pension, health care and death the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep benefi ts. Veterans need not be a member of the American and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” Legion to take advantage of the services. According to Wiki, “Second Amendment sanctuary, On June 17, 2020, at approximately 8:34 am, the Wil- Falls will also be available at Rowe’s offi ce on Wednes- also known as a gun sanctuary, refers to states, coun- liam Cameron Engine Company along with mutual aid day, Aug. 26, and Wednesday, Sept. 23. ties, or localities in the United States that have adopted units were dispatched to the area of West Market Street laws or resolutions to prohibit or impede the enforcement and South 16th Street for a report of multiple house fi res. of certain gun control measures perceived as violative While enroute, responding units observed heavy Lewisburg Permits Open of the Second Amendment such as universal gun back- smoke from that direction and initiated a second alarm. ground checks, high capacity bans, assault Crews arrived to fi nd a garage fully involved at 1515 weapon bans, red fl ag laws, etc.” Containers In Designated Sections The Second Amendment Sanctuary movement is sup- West Market Street with fi re extending into two houses By Kay Poeth adjacent to the garage (1515 West Market as well as ported by gun owners wanting to pre-emptively protect Due to the businesses, bars, and restaurants being im- their rights in the face of any future state legislature 1523 West Market Street). A simultaneous fi re attack passing unconstitutional gun restriction laws. was initiated on both structures and the fi re was con- pacted during the pandemic and experiencing economic hardship, the Borough Council of Lewisburg has “de- With the exception of Lewisburg and New Berlin tained to the two houses and marked under control ap- termined that it is in the best interests of the Borough, Borough who took no on the proposal, all mu- proximately one hour after arrival. its residents and taxpayers for the Borough to do what it nicipalities affi rmed their support of the Constitution, of The garage is a total loss and both houses sustained can to assist Borough businesses in an eff ort to mitigate which the Second Amendment is a part. However, not heavy fi re and smoke damage. The cause of the fi re is the economic harm cause by the said orders and regula- all endorsed the designation of Union County as a 2nd under investigation and the State Fire Marshall has been tions.” Amendment Sanctuary. requested to the scene. There have been no injuries re- On June 16, 202, the Borough Council temporarily sus- ported to civilian or fi re department personnel and the pended the prohibition on the consumption and posses- Red Cross is providing assistance to the residents who sion of alcoholic beverages in public places, including BEAVER SPRINGS have been displaced by the fi re. streets, alleys, sidewalks, parking lots and other public The William Cameron Engine Company would like to property within the borough. FIRE COMPANY Open containers are now permitted from 11 am-11 pm thank all mutual aid units who responded to assist with through August 18 within the borough bounded by Sev- the extinguishment of this enth Street on the West, Front Street on the East, Cherry Gun Bonanza Update fi re. Alley on the North, and White Alley on the South, excluding Hufnagle Park. The 2020 Gun Bonanza The measure is designed to encourage residents and patrons to visit the downtown and shop at local busi- Has Been Post-Poned This Week’s nesses. Outdoor dining as well as limited dining inside establishments will allow residents and visitors a relax- Until 2021 Inserts: ing experience as they shop and visit. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and The Lewisburg Borough Council is not encouraging, Government Restrictions, the Beaver Springs Coles promoting or condoning public intoxication, disorderly behavior, or driving while intoxicated. Fire Company was forced to postpone the & Weis 2020 Gun Bonanza until 2021. The event has in Select Areas! been rescheduled for July 31, 2021. Individuals who have already purchased tickets will be contacted by the Gun Committee using the contact information provided on the ticket. Current ticket holders will the option to be automatically entered into the 2021 drawing or have their donation refunded. If contact cannot be made with ticket holders by August 31, 2020, their We got your floors covered! tickets will be placed in the 2021 drawing. We thank you for your understanding Many in Stock Specializing in, during these unprecedented and • Carpet • Tile • Vinyl SPECIALS! challenging times. Your generous • Laminate • support is greatly appreciated. Professional Installation Available We anxiously look forward to FREE ESTIMATES! seeing you July 31, 2021! 2.6 miles south of Selinsgrove (RT 35 & RT 11-15). Turn right onto Schrey Hollow Rd. 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A 2012 Nissan Altima driven by Pa- William Michael Richardson to Jennifer M. Dobias prop- June 27th, 10-11 or 12-1pm, Outdoor Activities. mela S. Reitenbach, 58, of Miffl inburg, was stationary on erty in Lewisburg Norough for the sum of 222,000.00. Miffl inburg UMC Free Sno-Cones (In a Cup) SR 45 E., waiting to make a left turn. A 2013 Hyundai El- Ruth E. Miller & Joseph C. Kline to David N. Groff prop- July 4th, 11-1pm, 3rd & Market St. antra driven by a 17 year old female, of Miffl inburg, was erty in West Buff alo Township for the sum of 80,000.00. Public Library Union County- Knight Bootcamp traveling east on SR 45. The Hyundai Elantra failed to Karl E. & Joan V. Ross & Deborah & Harvey Graybill July 9th, 2-3pm, Ages 5-12, Register 570-523-1172 stop and struck Reitenbach’s Nissan Altima. The Hyundai to Karl E. & Joan V. Ross & Amy E. Weller & Travis E. Hollenbach Family Reunion CANCELED Elantra came to rest on the north shoulder of SR 45 facing Ross property in White Deer Township for the sum of July 12, Kratzerville Grove is canceled. northeast and Reitenbach’s Nissan Altima came to rest on 1.00. NOTE TO READERS: the north shoulder facing east. No injuries were reported. Sandra L. Tristian & Allen K. Neyhart to Timothy & To place events in the calendar please send them Crash 8:16 a.m. June 20, on I-80 E. at mile marker Shanell Yost property in West Buff alo Township for the at least three weeks before the event so that we can 205.4, in White Deer Township. A 2019 Hyundai Elan- sum of 10,000.00. publish it at least twice before the event. The deadline tra driven by Melissa J. Notari, 40, of Shickshinny, was Brian D. Keister & Stanley Francis Keister & Sharon K. for events is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by traveling east in the right lane of I-80. A deer entered the Williams to Brian D. & Donita J. Keister 2 properties in space available. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Ad- roadway and Notari’s Hyundai Elantra struck the deer Limestone Township for the sum of 1.00. dress: P.O. Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570- with its front end. Notari pulled off the right shoulder of John R. & Margaret E. Testa to Andrew T. & Ariana L. 837-0776. E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers the roadway and stopped. No injuries were reported. must include area code. Stuhl property in East Buff alo Township property in East 6:06 a.m. June 18, on Crossroads Drive, in Buff alo township for the sum of 220,000.00. Hit & Run George S. & Sally M. Gantt Dodge to Sarah A. Binder Kelly Township. An unknown vehicle traveled off the property in New Berlin for the sum of 115,000.00. roadway and hit a located off the left shoulder of Andrew & Ariana Stuhl to Jennifer A. Polinchock prop- Births the roadway. The vehicle sustained minor damage to the erty in East Buff alo Township for the sum of 249,000.00. A girl, Alaina Lynn Hackenberg to Jessica Varner front end. The vehicle then exited the property via a gate Ryan A. & Charity A. Sampsell to Jacob Myer & Her- Hackenberg and Colby Hackenberg of Millmont on June and fl ed the scene. man & Doris Wenger property in Miffl inburg Borough for 15, 2020 at 10:57pm at The Family Place of Evangeli- Crash 7:03 p.m. June 19, on I-80 E. at mile marker 207.0, the sum of 254,900.00. cal.Grandparents are Michelle and Andy Hackenberg of in White Deer Township. A 2002 Toyota Corolla driven Robert Brooks & Amy Goulstone Gronlund to Edward Laurelton and Wanda and Adam Felmey of Miffl inberg. by Eileen M. Blaine, 29, of Berwick, was traveling east A. III & Sara E. Monaco property in East Buff alo Town- in the right lane of I-80. Blaine lost control of her Toyota ship for the sum of 1,500,000.00. Corolla traveling into the left lane. Blaine attempted to Steven M. Korek to Ryan A. & Charity A. Sampsell prop- 8th regain control of her Toyota Corolla and negotiated back erty in West Buff alo Township for the sum of 420,000.00. into the right lane. Blaine over compensated and drove Eric S. & Alicia D. Wirth to Brandon Scholl property in Kramer Kup This Saturday into the southbound concrete barrier. Blaine’s Toyota Co- West Buff alo Township for the sum of 97,000.00. PA Speedweek Is Sunday, FREE Student Night Is Saturday rolla then traveled northeast and struck the northbound Cameron A. Berge to 44 Market LLC property in East Two big nights of racing action at Selinsgrove Speed- side concrete barrier, traveling east approximately 50 Buff alo Township for the sum of 88,300.00. way this weekend get started on Saturday, June 27 at 7:30 yards before coming to rest facing east. No injuries were Timothy N. & Rachael M. Turner to James R. & Angie pm when the Sunbury Eagles Club presents the invading reported. J. Laubach property in Buff alo Township for the sum of URC Sprints to battle the Pennsylvania Posse 360 sprint Crash 5:18 p.m. June 19, on I-80 E. at mile market 50,000.00. stars in the 8th annual Kramer Kup, honoring late track 204.9, in White Deer Township. A 2015 Subaru Forester Christopher G. & Alexandra R. Grill to Jamie L. & Tra- champion Kramer Williamson of Palmyra. driven by Cheryl R. Kistler, 52, of Tamaqua, was travel- vis A. Grobes property in Lewisburg Borough for the sum The 8th annual Kramer Kup will off er the winner $3,073 ing east on I-80. Kistler lost control of his Subaru For- of 235,000.00. to score the 30-lap main event for the URC 360 sprints ester and traveled southeast off the roadway. Kistler’s Shane T. & Marcia L. Murray to Luke W. Murray prop- while also paying $273 just to start the aff air. Subaru Forester struck a tree before coming to rest facing erty in Miffl inburg for the sum of 190,000.00. The total sprint car event off ers a purse of nearly $14,000. east. Kistler was transported to Geisinger Medical Center Jessica N. McClain & Steven & Christine F. Noll Trust There will be NO TIME TRIALS for the Kramer Kup. for treatment of serious injuries. to Jessica N. McClain property in Lewisburg Borough for The event off ers special FREE STUDENT ADMIS- Retail Theft Between 1:30p.m.-9:09a.m. May 8-June 3, the sum of 1.00. SION for ages 12 - 17. It will also be York County Rac- at Weis Markets, at 6901 Westbranch Highway, in Kel- Ronald Paul & Beatrice Shaff er Dreese to Brooks R. & ing Club Night at the track. ly Township. On June 17, at approximately 2 p.m. PSP Amy Goulstone Gronlund property in East Buff alo Town- Joining the URC Sprints on the Sunbury Eagles Club was dispatched for a report of retail theft. It was reported ship for the sum of 390,000.00. June 27 racing program will be the super late models and Monica Brubaker, 34, of Lewisburg, committed retail Dwight L. Bower & Richard L. Bower to Dwight Le- the A & A Auto Stores roadrunners. theft on four diff erent occasions by failing to scan mul- grande Bower property in Lewisburg for the sum of 1.00. Selinsgrove Speedway returns to action on Sunday tiple items during self-checkout. Brubaker deprived Weis Elizabeth E. Shipton & John A. Edwards to James C. night, June 28 at 7:30 pm with the running of the Mid- Markets of $292.65 worth of merchandise. Brubaker Ranney property in West Buff alo Township for the sum dleswarth Potato Chips Pennsylvania Speedweek Jan was identifi ed by Los Prevention Offi cer via surveillance of 247,500.00. Opperman/Dick Bogar Memorial for the Modern Heri- Amanda R. Packard & Amanda R. Hary & Chad D. footage. Felony charges have been fi led through District tage 410 sprint cars. Court 17-3-01. Packard & Jason C. & Brittany A. Duke to Jason C. & Also racing on Sunday night will be the Apache Tree Brittany A. Duke property in Miffl inburg Borough for the Hit & Run 8:19 p.m. June 21, on I-80 W. at mile marker Service 305 sprints. 205.8, in White Deer Township. An unknown vehicle, a sum of 116,188.00. Saturday’s Kramer Kup will honor Williamson, who Scott C. Sheesley to Maura N. McGlaughlin property in succumbed to injuries sustained in an area racing acci- 2019 Kenworth T-680 driven by Claude M. Whalen Jr., Miffl inburg Borough for the sum of 147,000.00. dent on August 3, 2013. 64, of Chesapeake, VA, and a 2019 Honda Accord driven Jeremiah A. Simon to Tina M. Seidel property in White Williamson was 63 at the time of his passing but he by Morga Marceline Poirier, 28, of Tyrone, were travel- Deer Township for the sum of 1.00. left behind a sterling record including the title of 1978 ing west on I-80. The crash occurred as a tire came off Keith R. & Stacy Keister to High St. Assets LLC prop- Selinsgrove Speedway sprint car track champion to go the unknown vehicle. Whalen’s Kenworth T-680 drover erty in White Deer Township for the sum of 205,000.00. along with 26 career full size sprint car wins at the track. of said tire and damaged a brake line on its trailer. Marce- He also owns one career URC 360 sprint win at the line Poirier’s Honda Accord struck the tire with its front Divorce: track, scored on July 8, 1995. end. The unknown vehicle continued west I-80. Whalen’s Franco J. Beardsley, Milton from Keyshla M. Rivera Williamson and his synonymous “Pink Panther” No. trailer brakes locked up and he pulled off and stopped Morales, Milton they were married for 2 years. 73 sprint car were widely recognized around the region on the left shoulder. Marceline Poirier’s Honda Accord Tammy D. Catherman, Miffl inburg from Lewis C. Cath- and nationally for decades although at times he did pilot pulled over and stopped on the right shoulder. No injuries erman, Miffl inburg they were married for 28 Years. other machines. were reported. Travis Matthew Maurer, West Milton to Rebecca Marie The memorable driver also recorded three URC Sprint Alcohol Buy/Possess/Transport 10:36 a.m. June 16, Maurer, Milton they were married for 8 years. series circuit titles during his career, in 1990, 1991 and in on Shrawder Road, in Buff alo Township. Bon Styers, 1995. Williamson currently ranks third on the all-time 18, of Miffl inburg, was Marriages: URC series win list with a total of 67checkered fl ags. found to be in possession Lacey Maeann Levan, Allenwood to Anthony Jay Mass- Among other honors, Williamson scored a Williams and consuming alcoholic er, Allenwood Grove Speedway track title in 1976 and he was inducted beverages while not being ZIMMERMAN’S into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame in 2008. the required age to possess DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY L. MENSCH, Previous winners of the Kramer Kup have been: JJ alcohol. We Do Deer Processing MIFFLINBURG Grasso, 2013; Mark Smith, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018; Rob- Charged Dale Alan Brosious Jr., 30, of New Berlin, with bie Stillwaggon, 2015; and Ryan Smith in 2019. Custom Butchering indecent exposure, corruption of minors-defendant 18 or Gates for Saturday’s Kramer Kup program will open older, and open lewdness on June 10. A preliminary hear- at 5 pm. Homemade Ring Bologna ing is scheduled for July 7, at 1:30 p.m. WANTED Adult general admission for the show is $20 with stu- Phone: 966-2441 dents ages 12 – 17 admitted for FREE. Ages 11 and under Your Unwanted Vehicle Wed.-Fri. 9-5:30, Sat. 8:30-12 are always admitted for FREE at Selinsgrove Speedway. Kids bicycle and big wheel racing slated for the program 2 mi. East of New Berlin, On Old • New • Wrecked Rt. 304 & Corner of Little Graduates has been cancelled. Mexico Rd. Keep up to date with all the latest speedway news, re- Instant Cash Ithaca College sults, information and race status by visiting the speed- Kelly Csernica, Lewisburg way’s offi cial website at www.selinsgrovespeedway.com Also looking for antique cars or follow the track on Twitter and Facebook & trucks along with parts! Mount Aloysius Miffl inburg Kennedy Elizabeth Snyder, Lewisburg Waterline Project To Begin 570-850-6345 Glass Shop Colby College We Repair: Lindsay R. Ayers, Lewisburg Next Week In Miffl inburg Dave’s • STORM WINDOWS • SCREENS Motorists who travel Route 45 (Chestnut Street) are ad- • REPLACEMENT THERMOPANE Arcadia University Automotives INSULATED UNITS • MIRRORS • Kristen Scullin, Winfi eld vised of a long-term lane closure in Miffl inburg, Union State Inspection Cars & Trailers 1/4” DESK & TABLE TOPS • ETC. County, for a waterline project. A/C Repairs On Monday, June 22, the contractor, Gutelius Exca- 966-4077 vating, Inc., will begin work on a waterline project Hours: M-T-TH-F 9-5; along Route 45. Motorist can expect the eastbound lane We also Repair Classic WED & SAT 9-NOON; SUN CLOSED DBH of Route 45 to be closed between the intersection with Vehicle Domestic & Foreign Cars Daniel B. Herrold Route 3007 (Forest Hill Road) and Line Street. Traffi c will be controlled by fl agging during daylight hours. 570-922-5033 Work at the Forest Hill Road intersection will be com- 756 Stover Road, 515 N. 3rd Street, Miffl inburg pleted during the overnight hours. Millmont, PA 17845 Home Improvements Waterline work is expected to be completed by Friday, INTERIOR & EXTERIOR REMODELING July 10, with the fi nal wearing coat to be paved a few ©1997 Union County Times, Inc. PA REG. # 17186 weeks later, weather permitting. 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June 26, 2020, Union County Times -3 Legals & Classi eds ————————— to the decedent to make Selinsgrove, PA 17870 ————————— Obituaries LEGALS payment without delay 1990 Ford F250, 4x4 Part- ————————— to Erin M. Velandy, Ex- or the attorney: ing out or buy whole truck. Debra Sharon Showers, 64, Miffl inburg NOTICE ecutrix, c/o Amanda Di- Kenneth G. Potter, Esq. 1948 Allis Chamber B Older Debra Sharon Showers, 64, of Miffl inburg, entered into Chello, Esq., 200 Four RHP Law Group LLC Restored Tractor, Single Row rest at 4:45 a.m. Saturday, June 20, 2020, at her residence. Estate of Morris C. Hoff- Falls Corporate Ctr., 1372 North Plow for Garden Tractor. 570- Family and friends are invited to the visitation from 6 man, Deceased. Late Ste. 400, Conshohock- Susquehanna Trail, 966-9712 of Lewisburg Boro, to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 7, 2020, at Adamo’s, Miffl inburg en, PA 19428. Or to her Suite 130 ————————— where the memorial service will be held at 7 p.m. Union County, PA. Atty.: Amanda DiChello, Selinsgrove, PA 17870 "The Jar Lady" has Jelly jars, D.O.D. 5/23/18. Letters Cozen O’Connor, 200 (570) 743-2333 pints & Quarts, Canning Jars Jane Elizabeth Amacher, 77, Lewisburg Testamentary on the Four Falls Corporate ———————— and Green Pint and Quart above Estate have been Ctr., Ste. 400, Con- NOTICE Jars. 570-539-4242 Jane Elizabeth Amacher, 77, of Lewisburg, died Thurs- granted to the under- shohocken, PA 19428 ————————— day, June 18, 2020, at her home. signed, who request all ———————— Limestone Township 4 Black Dolls two handmade A memorial service will be announced at a later date. persons having claims ESTATE NOTICE Water Authority is look- two 60's plastic type $35. or demands against the ing for two volunteers to Mens Black Leather Coat M-M Steven Norrick, 74, Miffl inburg estate of the decedent to The Estate of Joan join the Board. Interest- $20, Gorilla Guitar AMP, 12" Steven Lynn Norrick, 74, of Miffl inburg, en- make known the same E. Haire-Campbell, ed parties should contact Scorpian Speaker $99. Musi- and all persons indebted tered into rest on Friday, June 19, 2020, at his late of Miffl inburg Bor- Andrew Keister at 570- cal Items Sale/Trade. 717- residence following a battle with Parkinson ough, Union County, 966-3085 or attend the 379-8010 Help Wanted Pennsylvania. Letters disease and Lewy Body Dementia. monthly meetings which ————————— Family and friends were invited to the viewing June, Testamentary having are held on the second 6 Ft. Picnic Table w/2 3 Springs been granted on the 24, 2020, at Adamo’s. Trucking LLC Tuesday of every month. benches,Horse drawn plow above estate to the un- CLASSIFIEDS needs , Brush Guard & is looking to hire dersigned, all persons ————————— Step Bars fi ts 84 Ford F150, Thomas E. Downs, 73, Miffl inburg two Class A indebted to the said For Sale 15x10 Alum. Slots 5 on 5 1/2 Thomas “Tom” E. Downs, 73, of Miffl in- estate are requested CDL Drivers, ————————— Fits 95 Ford 150. 570-374- burg, entered into rest at 6:40 a.m. Thursday, to make payment, and General Hauling, T Tag 2108 March 12, 2020, at ManorCare, Sunbury. 1 Part Time, 1 Full those having claims to Dump Truck Service 570- ————————— Family and friends were welcomed on June 24, at the Time, Benefits present the same with- 238-0305 Coffee Table, 34" x 17" x 17" out delay to: Roupp Funeral Home. A graveside service was held at after 90 days, ————————— high; fi nish; good June 25, in the Miffl inburg Cemetery, with military hon- 1947-54 Chevy Truck condition $15. RCW Ice ors accorded by American Legion Post 410 and VFW home every night Tracy B. 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FERENTIALS! training, $175 obo, 814 599 2500 Market St. Selinsgrove, Pa support, and ————————— 17870 Apply online at Brookdale.com/careers or on Grain cradle $75; Hitchcock Respectfully submitted by Indeed compensation dropleaf table w/2 chairs $299; Alice Stelter, B.S. Health Email your resume to provided. 26" Singer treadle machine Education, Certifi ed Senior [email protected] cherry table $100; 51" old met- Advisor CSA Please Call FCCY: al wheel $60. 570-837-3564. Licensed Insurance Agent Call 570-374-2923 1-800-747-3807. ————————— & ask to speak with Margaret! Harley Davidson smooth tour- EOE ing seat (Like New) $100.00, Metal Ladder $25.00 Call Question: Are second opinions necessary when pick- ing Medicare Health Insurance Plans? I am getting NEW BERLIN MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY (57O)847-6O96 ————————— so many phone calls and my mail is overwhelming. I Statement of Net Position Maternity clothes (Size don’t know where to begin. Year Ended December 31, 2019 Small) $5.00 each - Call Total (57O)97l-8768 Answer: Upon starting Medicare B, it is especially im- Water Sewer (Memorandum Only) ————————— portant to consult a licensed Agent with extensive Medi- Garage/Yard Sales care training. Consulting with an agent that only rep- ASSETS ————————— resents one company, or one type of health plan, is not Current Assets Multi Family Yard Sale June recommended. I also want to emphasize that talking to a 25-26, 8-5, 595 So. High St. Cash $71,242 $ 241,999 $ 313,241 Selinsgrove. Rear Garages. Tele-Sales representative over the phone is risky. I have Restricted Cash 55,724 98,004 152,728 ————————— raised my eyebrows more than once when a client comes Huge Yard Sale 6/25-27, 8-4, to us with a recommendation given to them by a well- Total Cash 126,966 340,003 466,969 Middleburg Livestock Auction, meaning friend, volunteer, relative, or Tele-Sales repre- 15" Vendors. sentative. Medicare choices in 2020 are overwhelming Accounts Receivable 43,483 64,322 107,805 ————————— and complicated and very individual! And don’t get me Garage Sale June 26-27, 8-?, started on the complexities of Medicare part D prescrip- Rain/Shine, West End of Free- Total Current Assets 170,449 404,325 574,774 tion drug plans. burg, 43 Smithfi eld Ln. So yes, if you consult with an agent that only represents ————————— one company or health plan, you need to get another pro- Noncurrent Assets Barn Sale, June 26-27, 8-3, fessional opinion from a licensed agent that represents Capital Assets: 1030 Hoffa Mill Rd. Lewisburg ————————— several Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage Land 100,631 11,216 111,847 Plans. Distribution System 1,983,456 -0- 1,983,456 Huge Multi Family Yard Sale June 26-27, 1 Fountain Run My next article will address the recent question I re- Collection System -0- 7,724,250 7,724,250 Rd. Freeburg ceived on the topic of annual reviews and plan change Equipment 59,929 24,010 83,939 ————————— options. Less Accumulated Depreciation (917,145) (1,860,368) (2,777,513) Estate Yard Sale June 26-27, 8-4, 588 Furnace Rd. Lewis- Net Capital Assets 1,226,871 5,899,108 7,125,979 burg Total Noncurrent Assets 1,226,871 5,899,108 7,125,979 ————————— Middleburg Auction Large Yard/Garage Sale June 26-28, 9-2, New Berlin behind The following items were sold on June 23, 2020 TOTAL ASSETS $ 1,397,320 $ 6,303,433 $ 7,700,753 Post Offi ce. Off Church Alley Grass: $110 to $180 by the ton; Mixed: $145 to $175 by ————————— the Ton; Straw: $1.60 to $2.25 by the bale; Calf: $10 to LIABILITIES AND NET POSITION Yard Sale July 1-3, 8-3, July 4, $240 per hundred; Fats: $67 to $113 per hundred; Cow: 8-1, 1992 Col. John Kelly Rd. $37 to $80 per hundred; Bull: $66 to $110 per hundred; Current Liabilities Lewisburg. Feeder: $55 to $200 per hundred; Hogs: $2 to $77 per Accounts Payable $ 2,142 $ 5355 $ 7,497 ————————— hundred; Pigs: $8 to $75 per head; Sows: $1 to $32 per Huge Garage Sale-July 3-4, Accrued Payroll and Taxes 642 642 1,284 hundred; Boars: $1 to $50 per hundred; Sheep: $70 to 9-4, Spruce Hollow Rd. (1/2 $95; Goats: $75 to $350 per head; Lamb: $197 to $230; Accrued Interest 1,275 1,046 2,321 mile off Kissimmee Rd. Mid- Note Payable - Current Portion 84,748 106,793 191,541 dleburg. Caull Pigs: $10 to $47 per hundred. Total Liabilities 88,807 113,836 202,643 ————————— Large Community Yard Sale Noncurrent Liabilities July 9-11, 8-3, Peach Rd. / Air- port Rd. Selinsgrove Racing Calendar Note Payable 398,333 1,148,535 1,546,868 ————————— Total Noncurrent Liabilities 398,333 1,148,535 1,546,868 Fri June 26 7:30 Yard Sale July 9-11, 8-3, 89 410 Sprints PA Speedweek opener 358 Sprints & Fireworks St. Miffl inburg. Total Liabilities 487,140 1,262,371 1,749,511 ————————— Clinton County Speedway Fri June 26 7:30 pm Gigantic Inside Barn Sale July Racesaver Sprint Cars, Pro Stocks, 270 Micros, 600 Micros Pro Stocks, & 4-Cylinder Stock Cars Net Position 9-11 8-3, 440 Tittle Rd. Middle- Net Investment in Capital Assets 743,789 4,643,814 5,387,603 burg, Follow signs from L&L Beaver Springs Dragway Market June 26th Friday Night Test N Tune & Street Points Race #3 … Unrestricted 166,391 397,248 563,639 ————————— June 27th Sat. Racing for Rita, Track Picnic & DJ & SBRA Rummage/Yard Sale July 10 Points Race #3 … Total Net Position 910,180 5,041,062 5,951,242 8-3, July 11 8-12, St. Paul's June 28th Sun. IHRA Points Race #4 &SBRA Points Race #4 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND (Erdley's) Lutheran Church, Selinsgrove Speedway Sat June 27 - 7:30pm NET POSITION $ 1,397,320 $6,303,433 $ 7,700,753 Middleburg. Held Outside in URC 360 Kramer Kup, Super Late Models, Roadrunners Picnic Grove Selinsgrove Speedway Sunday June 28 - 7:30pm NEW BERLIN MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY ————————— Free PA Speedweek for 410 Sprint Cars, 305 Sprint Cars Statement of Revenues, Expenses and Changes in Net Position ————————— Wed. July 1 For the Year Ended December 31, 2019 1 gray 8 week old male kitten, 30th Annual PA Speedweek 410 Sprints & URC 360 Sprints litter trained, and very friendly. Total Call 570-966-3342. 2020 PA Sprint Car Speedweeks Schedule Water Sewer (Memorandum Only) ————————— Friday, June 26 - Williams Grove Speedway To Good home, 4 yr old Blue Saturday, June 27 - Lincoln Speedway Tick, Female and 2 yr old Red- OPERATING REVENUES Sunday, June 28 - Selinsgrove Speedway bone Walker, Mix male. 570- Monday, June 29 - Lincoln Speedway User Fees $ 219,314 $ 327,953 $ 547,267 600-8366 ————————— Tuesday, June 30 - Inc. OPERATING EXPENSES Fill- You Haul! 570-966-5881 Wednesday, July 1 - Port Royal Speedway Wages 6,573 6,573 13,146 ————————— Thursday, July 2 - Friday, July 3 - Williams Grove Speedway Contract Labor 30,721 43,518 74,239 Help Wanted Saturday, July 4 - Port Royal Speedway Materials and Supplies 6,950 2,910 9,860 ————————— General Expense 16,940 47,676 64,616 Offi ce Assistant Need- Repairs and Maintenance 66,320 1,376 67,696 ed for home-based business Professional Fees 7,033 8,837 15,870 outside of Penns Creek. 15 L Electricity 16,027 22,000 38,027 hours or more a week Mon- Dean’s ist Miscellaneous 1,650 756 2,406 Thu. 1099 contract work Ithaca College Depreciation 51,673 182,311 233,984 only. Order fulfi llment and Allison Arndt, Lewisburg general offi ce work. Must Ava Dunton, Lewisburg Total Operating Expenses 203,887 315,957 519,844 be well-spoken and pos- Peter Marrara, Lewisburg sess customer service skills. OPERATING INCOME (Loss) 15,427 11,996 27,423 Must have strong computer Hood College skills especially in Word and Lydia Kazakavage, Lewisburg Non-operating Revenues (Expenses) Excel. Basic accounting Interest Income 1,280 2,065 3,345 skills needed. Knowledge of Emerson College Quickbooks a plus. Excellent James Scott, Lewisburg Interest Expense (16,628) (13,039) (29,667) opportunity for a positive self- Total Nonoperating Revenues (Expenses) (15,348) (10,975) (26,322) starter that is organized and DeSales University ready to jump in, contribute, Abigail L. Joanis, Lewisburg Increase(Decrease) in Net Position 79 1,022 1,101 learn new skills, and be part Grace A. Kelleher, Lewisburg Net Position: of our team. Please send re- Nolan R. Beck, Miffl inburg sume, references and hourly Benjamin J. Greb, Miffl inburg TOTAL NET POSITION -Beginning 910,101 5,040,040 5,950,141 Kelsey L. Smith, Miffl inburg TOTAL NET POSITION -Ending $ 910,180 $ 5,041,062 $ 5,951,242 rate requirements to melva@ mikedupuyhawkfood.com (no phone calls please) Muhlenberg College ————————— CarolAnn Miller, Miffl inburg 4- Union County Times, June 26, 2020 Rine Wins Unprecedented Sixth Selinsgrove Late Model National Open PA Speedweek Opperman/Dick Bogar with the eff ort, surging into control as the pair shot onto Memorial Sunday @Selinsgrove! the backchute. Yoder went on to take the victory by 1.919 seconds over Selinsgrove Speedway will stage the third race of the Miller, Todd Snook, Jared Fulkroad and Devin Hart. 30th annual Pennsylvania Speedweek Series coming The win was the fourth of Yoders career at the track and up Sunday night, June 28 at 7:30 pm when the Modern his second in a row this season. Heritage 410 sprint cars compete in the 30-lap Jan Op- Road Runners perman/Dick Bogar Memorial, paying $5,099 to win, Hayes Mattern #9 from Beavertown set fast time, but Jeff Rine Brad Mitch won his fi rst roadrunner main of the year by presented by Middleswarth Potato Chips. #2 of Danville took home the Checker Flag in the National besting Jake Jones after the two battled for the top spot. The race is another Slivinski Law Offi ces Super 7 Series Open Late Model event at Selinsgrove Speedway. Mitch fi rst tried to get the lead from Jones on lap eight but Event at Selinsgrove Speedway. Photo by Debbie Gastelu to no avail but the next time around Mitch made the move The only track that Opperman ever won an oval title Jeff Rine of Danville won the sixth Selinsgrove Speedway stick to get control with two laps to go. at will pay homage to the legend, and Late Model National Open of his career on Saturday night, It was Mitch’s 26th career win at the oval, tying him with his No. 99 car owner Luke “Dick” Bogar Jr. when gates pocketing $4,000 for the win but only after coming out on Bob Bussey on the track all-time roadrunner win list in open at 5 pm. top of a battle with Rick Eckert and Gregg Satterlee. second spot. In the limited late model main, Andrew Yoder of Mid- Jones rode home second followed by Will Brunson, Tom dleburg scored for the second time this season by passing Underwood and Johnny Palm. Splishing And A Splashing! Troy Miller for the win while Brad Mitch scored the road- By Kay Poeth runner feature event. Rine started second in the Late Model Open with Sat- Clinton County Speedway Features terlee of Rochester Mills on the pole and Eckert of York lining up third. Rine beat Satterlee in to the turns when the green fl ag Sprint Cars for Season Opener unfurled but before the pace could get settled a caution fl ag Heavy rains forced speedway offi cials at the Clinton appeared with just fi ve laps away. County Speedway to cancel their anticipated season The ensuing 23 laps would run nonstop with Rine enter- opener on Friday, June 19. As a result, the focus will shift to this coming Friday, June 26th to open the speed- ing the rear of the fi eld on lap 15 as Satterlee kept pace Come and enjoy a refreshing dip in the Miffl inburg Community with him in and out of traffi c. way for the fi rst time in 2020. By lap 22, Rine was using all the racetrack to get by cars The RaceSaver Sprint Cars will be the featured event Swimming Pool! and Satterlee was close to his rear bumper as Eckert began for the evening. Several teams have expressed their in- Splish! Splash! Summer is the time to have a blast at the working the middle lanes in turns three and four. tent to compete on the 3/8th mile oval. The race will Miffl inburg Community Pool. The Miffl inburg Com- And while Eckert was making that lane work, Satterleee be sanctioned by the Laurel Highlands RaceSaver Sprint munity Pool opened for the season on Saturday, June 20 began fi ring his tires low off of the second turn, allow- Series, however several drivers from the PA Sprint Se- and plans to remain open until August 16. Attendance ing him to rocket up on Rine as the pair entered the third ries and the Allegheny Sprint Series plan to attend. will be limited due to social distancing requirements. corner. Some of the drivers planning to compete on Friday are Lock Haven’s Jeff rey Weaver, the father-son team of Several designated swim times are scheduled. The Both Satterlee and Eckert were racing each other and mornings are set aside for high risk population and lap stalking the leader, poised to made advances when another Dale and Dakota Schweikart of Linden, Tyler Cochran from Williamsport, rookie Driver Matt Tebbs of Wil- swimming. High risk population swim time is scheduled caution fl ag unfurled on lap 28, breaking up the intense from 10:15-11:00 am, lap swim is from 11 am-11:45 am battle at the front while also taking lapped traffi c out of liamsport, Scott Lutz of Jonestown, Josh Beamer of Tur- the equation. botville, and rookie Michael Petock of Bloomsburg. All and 11:45 am-12:30 pm at $1 per person. General admis- The restart Eckert pounce on Satterlee for second eight of these drivers participated in a practice session sion is scheduled for two time blocks: 1:00-4:30 pm and and Eckert brushed across Satterlee’s nose for the spot as held on June 12th at the speedway. 5-8 pm. All guests will leave the pool so the area may be the pair crossed the fi nish line on lap 31. In addition to the sprint cars, the Pro Stocks, 600 Micro sanitized between 4:30-5:00 pm. Eckert then ran up on Rine but with two to go he jumped Sprints, 270 Micro Sprints, and 4 Cylinders will be in For this season only General Admission fees will be the cushion upon entering the fi rst turn, surrendering vi- competition as part of the fi ve-division racing program. used. There are no season passes due to the shortened tal distance to Rine that he could not reclaim before the Gates will open at 5:15pm , with warm-ups at 7pm and racing will begin at 7:30pm. season. Fees per session are: school age students- $2, checkers. adults over 18- $3, non-school age children (up to three Already the winningest driver in the history of the Late Spectators will not be required to wear masks, though they are encouraged. Fans are encouraged to practice so- children) - free with paying adult. Lap swimming and Model Open entering the event, Rine scored his unprec- high risk swim-$1 per person. edented sixth Open victory by .527 seconds over Eckert. cial distancing and CDC guidelines throughout the night. It was also the 110th victory for Rine at the oval where General Admission has been reduced to $12; Students, Due to the COVID-19 guidelines, masks will be re- he owns 12 track titles but it was his fi rst speedway win of Senior Citizens and Military Personnel Admission is $10 quired for admittance and while walking around the fa- the season. with a valid ID and Pit Admission is $30. Fans are en- cility but not in the pool. Social distancing is required Fast time was set by Hayes Mattern with a lap of 19.523 couraged to stay home if they do not feel well. and guests must stay 6 feet apart from anyone not in their seconds. The speedway is operating under new management. family group. Limited Late Models For the latest information about upcoming events, visit There are many changes for this year. There will be no Trent Brenneman took the lead at the start of the 20-lap the speedway’s website www.clintoncountyspeedway. com or follow the speedway on FaceBook. swimming lessons this year. The concession stand and limited late model main only to see his pace halted for a water fountain are closed. No outside food permitted. seven car fracas at the end of the backstretch on the second Guests may bring in non-alcoholic beverages in plastic lap. containers only. This year there will be no playground Brenneman had Troy Miller breathing down his neck for Union County Muzzle the lead when action resumed with Andrew Yoder racing program or crafts program. in third. Loaders Silhouettes Shoot The Miffl inburg Pool waives any liability relating to The pair of Brenneman and Miller crossed the line nearly By Kay Poeth COVID-19. equal with eight loops completed and then Miller went out The Union County Muzzle Loaders are hosting a Silhou- Despite all the changes, lifeguards and crew are eager to in front as the pair hit the fi rst turn. ettes Shoot on July 5. Shoot opens at 9 am. No scopes or welcome pool patrons back. So, stop by for a refreshing Miller then saw his pace slowed with seven laps to go, modern sites. Come and have fun listening for the clang dip in the pool and enjoy this community resource. fi nding Yoder up to second for the return to green. when you hit the target and watch it fall. Lunch will be For more information and fun photos, visit the Face- Yoder blasted to Miller’s outside when action got going available for purchase. Hooter provided. For more infor- book page: Miffl inburg Community Swimming Pool. but Miller reclaimed the spot heading into the third corner. mation contact Mark Wehr at 570-922-2304 or Cliff Bow- So Yoder simply drove higher around the track as he set ersox at 570-713-5431. The Shoot is located just before the his car into the fi rst corner and cowboyed his way out front Union County Sportsman’s Club on Weikert Road.

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Penns Creek Raceway Park 6/13/20 Selinsgrove Speedway 6/20/20 ek Locke 4. Kevin Nouse 5. Cody Fletcher 6. Eric Parker 7. Tyler Jr. Predator: 1. Carter Smith 2. Tyler Koppenhaver 3. Spencer Super late models, 35 laps: 1) 2J Jeff Rine 2) 0 Rick Eck- Brehm 8. Jordan Givler 9. Zach Newlin 10.Chris Frank 11. Justin Beachel ert 3) 22S Gregg Satterlee 4) 72 Jason Covert 5) 76 Andy Haus Foster 12. Matt Findley 13. Steve Ownings 14. John Shewart 15. Caged Clone Red: 1. Ty Devore 2. Hoyt Black 3. Cash Leiby 6) 24 Dylan Yoder 7) F1 Coleby Frye 8) 119B Bryan Bernheisel Ashley Capetta 16. Scott Flammer 17. Zachery Cool 18. Tyler Divas: 1. Karissa Springer 2. Emily Alford 3. Ashley Klawitter 9) 27 Jim Yoder 10) 1 Gene Knaub 11) 22 Brett Schadel 12) 31 Templin 19. Jay Krout 20. Billy Heltzel Jr 21. Colton Hoover Rookie 1: 1. Leland Swetnam 2. Tervor Zook Jim Bernheisel 13) 14Z Dave Brouse Jr. 14) 48 Colton Flinner Animal 375 (Points): 1. Trevor Kerstetter 2. Dustin Prettyleaf 3. 15) 3 Tim Wilson 16) 61 Ken Trevitz 17) 10 Dave Stamm 18) 7J Andrew Cramer Chad Julius 19) 63 Nathan Long 20) 0G DeShawn Gingrich 21) Congressman Fred Keller Run What Ya Brung 1. David Graybill Jr. 2. David Graybill III 94 Jason Miller 22) 33K Kyle Knapp 23) 9 Hayes Mattern 24) Clone 375: 1. Gideon Manbeck 2. Dylan Gibbons 3. Lucas Bow- 74 Randy Christine 25) 11 Kirk Baker DNQ: Ernie Millon, Scott Co-Sponsors JUSTICE Act ersox Flickinger, Kody Lyter, Shaun Jones Congressman Fred Keller (R-PA) Thursday announced Extra Heavies: 1. Brian Schutt 2. Devon Klawitter 3. Mike Poor- Limited late models, 20 laps: 1) 2 Andrew Yoder 2) 115 he is an original co-sponsor of the Just and Unifying man Troy Miller 3) 23 Todd Snook 4) 12K Jared Fulkroad 5) 33K Solutions to Invigorate Communities Everywhere (JUS- Rookie 2 Caged 1. Karissa Springer 2. Easton Hartman Devin Hart 6) 22 Casey Steinhoff 7) 33 Trent Brenneman 8) 28Z TICE) Act, legislation introduced in the Senate by Sen. Adult Caged: 1. Frank Drumm 2. Cindy Strawser Ryan Zook 9) 62 Devin Frey 10) 11T JR Toner 11) 57 Mike Smith Tim Scott (R-SC) and in the House by Rep. Peter Stauber Predator: 375: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. Corbin Leiby 3. Zane Snyder 12) 7 Jason Davis 13) 68R Kevin Probst 14) 89 John Schoch 15) (R-MN) to—among other things—incentivize law en- Flat 350 1. Dustin Prettyleaf 2. Ashley Klawitter 3. Bob Nace 77 Scott Dunham Jr. 16) 20 Joe Lusk 17) 10M Brad Mitch 18) forcement agencies to implement best practices, enhance Rookie 1 Caged: 1. Matthew Myers 2. Dreden Berkheimer 3. An- 56R Doug Ishler 19) 21M Matt Murphy 20) 11B Jake Buck 21) training, and reform use of force guidelines. son Swetnam 7K Kenny Yoder 22) 32 Ethan Beasom 23) 115S Shaun Miller On the JUSTICE Act, Congressman Fred Keller (R-PA) Jr. Restricted: 1. Darrin Adair 2. Delaine Lynn 24) 79 Chase Bowsman made the following statement: Rookie 2: 1. Garrison Zook 2. Clark Kemmery 3. Gavin Hench Roadrunner, 12 laps: 1) 70J Brad Mitch 2) 7 Jake Jones “I am proud to be an original co-sponsor of the JUS- Predator 410: 1. Shawn Kreider 2. Dylan Gibbons 3. Andy Henry 3) 8 Will Brunson 4) 12 Tom Underwood 5) 8 Johnny Palm 6) 11 TICE Act. The legislation includes several bipartisan Winged Outlaws: 1. Robert Bahnsen 2. Cody Seller 3. Charles Keith Bissinger 7) 14 Cory Lindenmuth 8) 15 Dustin Snook 9) provisions that will help improve law enforcement pro- Derr 28 Miranda Minium 10) 33 Curtis Lawton 11) 77 Scott Dunham cedures and bring about a culture of mutual respect be- Clone 340: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. David Graybill III 3. Dylan Starr Jr. 12) 56 Bill Cooper 13) 0 Kevin Dobson 14) 60 Jimmy Kessler tween law enforcement and the communities they serve. Animal 375 JIM SCHUTT MEMORIAL: 1. Dustin Prettyleaf 2. 15) 1 Smith Cope 16) 17 Jim Farley “Throughout the law enforcement listening sessions I Trevor Kerstetter 3. Tyler Brown have held across Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional Dis- PA Wings Intermediate: 1. Alex Rupert 2. Justin Care 3. Jack Port Royal Speedway410 Results- 1. Anthony Macri trict, we have heard consistently that enhanced training, Gose ($5000) 2. Dylan Cisney 3. Justin Whittal 4. TJ Stutts 5. Logan accreditation, and the implementation of best practices PA Wings Open 1. Alex Rupert 2. Justin Care 3. Cliff Loss Wagner 6.Mike Wagner 7. AJ Flick 8. Robbie Kendall 9. Tyler can help improve law enforcement practices while not Reeser 10. Brock Zearfoss 11. Blane Heimbach 12. Jeff Miller 13. mandating an unworkable one-size-fi ts-all national ap- Penns Creek Raceway Park for 6/20 Jason Shultz 14. Kody Lehman 15. Tyler Bear 16. Brent Marks proach. Jr. Predator: 1. Carter Smith 2. Bryce Barr 3. Tyler Koppenhaver 17, Lucas Wolfe 18. Drew Ritchey 19, Dan Shetler 20. Gerard “The JUSTICE Act takes the necessary steps to imple- Caged Clone Red: 1. Ty Devore 2. Cash Leiby 3. Hoyt Black McIntyre 21. Tyler Waton 22. George Hobaugh 23. Robert Ballou ment needed improvements in law enforcement to help Divas: 1. Karissa Springer 2. Naomi McClucas 3. Ashley Klawitter 24. Dustin Baney. DNQ-Kyle Reinhardt, Jared Esh, Kyle Smith, ensure equal justice is applied to every American.” Rookie 1: 1. Heath Walton 2. Leland Swetnam 3. Trevor Zook Ryan Taylor, Curt Stroup, Brie Hershey, Trenton Shaeffer Congressman Keller has been holding law enforcement Animal 375: 1. Trevor Kerstetter 2. Matthew Burd 305 Sprint Car Results- 1. Nick Sweigart, 2. Garrett Bard 3. Dave listening sessions throughout Pennsylvania’s 12th Con- Run What Ya Brung: 1. David Graybill Jr. 2. David Graybill III Grube 4. Larry McVay 5. Derek Hauck 6. Doug Dodson 7. Jake gressional District and speaking out on law enforcement Clone 375: 1. Lucas Bowersox 2. Ken Miles Frye 8. Christian Rumsey 9. Erin Statler 10. Tom Carberry 11. reform legislation before introduction of the JUSTICE Rookie 2 Caged: 1. Karissa Springer John Walp 12. Jeremi Hanson 13. Devin Adams 14. Kassidy Act. In today’s Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Congress- Adult Caged: 1. Bryan Krautheim 2. Frank Drumm 3. Cindy Kreitz 15. Greg Dabroski 16. Ken Duke Jr 17. Jared Zionkowski man Keller was quoted as saying: “We want to see what Strawser 18. Ron Aurand 19. John Scarborough 20. Cassandra Minium everyone else wants to see. Making sure we have good Predator 375: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. Trevor Kerstetter 3. Jacob 21. Landon Price 22. Domenic Melair 23. Jason Roush 24. Cruz training, making sure that we have transparency and ac- Rayson Kepner 25. Nathan Gramley 26. Peter Dance countability, so that if someone isn’t behaving properly Flat 350: 1. Zach Nace 2. Bob Nace 3. Ashley Klawitter DNQ- Josh Spicer, Bob Garvey, Mike Alleman, Kyle Keen, Fred they can be removed from law enforcement.” Rookie 1 Caged: 1. Zachery Wagner 2. Dreden Berkheimer 3. Arnold, Dustin Young, Dave Wickham, Cody Hackenberry, Kris- Matthew Myers tina Pratt, Michael Potts, Jimmy White, Tom Wise, Jake Waters, Jr. Restricted: 1. Darrin Adair Dylan Proctor, Brody Adamsky PUBLIC AUCTION Rookie 2: 1. Landon Clayton 2. Garrison Zook 3. Karissa Springer 358 Results- 1 Doug Hammaker ($1500) 2. Brett Wanner 3. Der- Predator 410: 1. Carter Hosler 2. Wayne Ulrich 3. Robert Black Saturday Winged Outlaws: 1. Frank Drumm 2. Cody Zimmerman 3. Cyrus August 1, 2020 8:30 am. Spencer Located in the Village of Globe Mills Pa. (3- miles East Clone 340: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. David Graybill III 3. Dylan Starr of Middleburg Pa.). Turn off Route 522 onto Globe Predator 340 King of the Mountain: 1. Trevor Kerstetter 2. Jacob Mills Road (at the Middleburg Livestock auction Barn). Rayson 3. Isaac Elliott Thursday, July 9 @ 2:00 PM Travel approx... 1 mile to auction site on the left, at #827 Globe Mills Rd. 2 Miles North of Mifflinburg on Forest Hill Road. Turn West onto Red Bank Rd. and Real Estate Travel 1 mile to Centennial Road. Turn Right onto Centennial Rd., then turn Left onto A nice Country setting consisting of 3.25 acres on which is situated a Steffen Road to 281 Steffen Road, Mifflinburg, West Buffalo Twp., Union Co., PA Ranch Style Home containing a large Living Room, Kitchen w/ Dining PUBLIC AUCTION Room, 3- Bedrooms, Full Size Bathroom and a nice sized Family/Sun Friday, July 3, 2020 @ 5:00 PM 1 Acre Union Co. Real Estate (6:00 pm): 3 Bedroom, Bi-Level Room. The Home has a Fully Cemented Basement with a Full Size Vinyl Sided House in a Private Setting. Open Concept Kitchen/Dining Room. Living Rm. w/ Kitchen, Sewing/Offi ce Room and A large Storage Room. The Home has 19426 Route 522 S., Beaver Springs, PA 17812 Scenic View of the Buffalo Valley Farm Land. Bath, Lg. Rear Roof Porch. Ceiling Electric (Next to Hair Express) Central Air, Central Vac, is heated with an Oil Hot Water Furnace and has Parking In Rear of Building Heat. Sand Mound. Well. Central Vac., Basement Family Room. 5 yr. Roof. Enclosed a large newly Installed Deck/Patio Area. On the Property is a large 2-Car Implement Shed. Mifflinburg School District. Motivated to Sell to Settle the Estate Garage w/ Two Overhead Doors, Attached Workshop and an unattached Garage Lot from Williamsport, Also Selling Tractors, Coins, Guns, H/H Goods, 16’x24’ One Car Garage w/ Fully Cemented Driveway In Front. Located in Tools, Collectibles, Misc. Collectibles, Snowmobiles, Tools the Large Back Yard is a 10’ x 15’ Yoder Barn and a Storage Shed to the See Auction Zip For Full Listing & Photos Estate of: David W. Shearer Rear of Property against a Small Wooded Lot. The Home has its Own Well Seating - Lunch Stand - Rest Rooms Attorney: James Baldwin, 570-742-8508 and Septic and a Nice Front Porch. To see This Move-in Ready Home by Private Appointment Call 570-765-2048. Property Offered at 12:00 Auctioneer: Dawn E. Miller AU-001695-L Phone: 570-765-0107 Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 -966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Auction Company and Owners Not Responsible For Accidents Noon. Any tests may be done on property at prospective buyer’s expense Must Follow CDC Guidelines Wednesday, July 15 @ 3:00 pm prior to auction date. Real Estate to be offered at 12:00 Noon. Terms 10% Face Masks Recommended down balance due within 60 days. Also selling the same day is a 2016 From SR 45 (Chestnut Street) Turn onto North Third Street, Turn SUV, Guns, Ford Tractor, Guns, Jewelry Tools and Household items. onto Lemon Lane, Turn Left onto Ward Way to 11 Ward Way, To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Mifflinburg, Union Co., PA. Estate of: Kenneth E. (& the late Marjorie “Toot”) Loudy Real Estate (6:00 pm): 3 Bedroom Modern Bi-Level Sided House. Executor: Donald L. Aucker Kitchen & Dining Room. Living Room. 1 Bath. Pleasant Lighted Florida Room w/ AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Heated Gas Fireplace. Cemented Basement w/Heat & Air. Rear Deck. Front Porch. Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Saturday, July 18 @ 8:00 AM Central Air & Oil Furnace. (Pellet Stove Provides Secondary Heat) Replacement Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Windows. Attached Garage. Property Located in Cul-de-sac in a Quiet 112 Shipton Street, Mifflinburg, Union Co., PA Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Neighborhood. Radon & Sewer Inspection Completed. Roof (3 yrs. old); Macadam Auctioneers Note: This auction contains a nice variety of items in very clean condition. Real Estate (noon): Situated on a Large Borough Lot is a 3 Bedroom WELL Driveway. Boro Water/Sewer. For Inspection Call: 570-966-2512 Guns sold at 11:00 followed by Auto, Tractor, and Mower. Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. MAINTAINED Brick Ranch Style Home. Living Room w/Pleasant Natural Light & Brick Also Selling H/H Goods, Collectibles, Toys, & Tools Photo ID needed for Bidder #. Food Stand Provided. “No Buyers Premium” Fireplace. Modern Kitchen w/2 Built in Ovens, Countertop Stove, Dishwasher. Dining Room. 1 Jean M. Lee, Owner ½ Baths. Enclosed Rear Sunroom. 2 Car Attached Garage w/Cement Driveway. Lg. Cemented Attorney: Mark Lemon, 570-966-3881 Basement. Oil Hot Water Heat. Boro Water/Sewer. Central Air. Central Vac. 2 Additional Storage Sheds. Carpet Throughout. Front Porch. Prime location in Mifflinburg. Conveniently located Photos Available at Auctionzip.com #2399 or GoToAuction.com #4215. in walking distance of businesses, schools & restaurants. Tastefully Landscaped. Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Also Selling H/H Goods, Antiques, Collectibles & Tools • 570-966-2512 Renna Mook, Owner Complete Listing & Photos Available Tuesday, June 30 @ 9:00 AM Attorney: Jeff Mensch, 570-966-9544 auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Turn off SR 104 in Penns Creek onto the Troxelville Road, travel 5 miles to Thursday, July 30 @ 2:00 PM 5151 Troxelville Rd, Middleburg, Adams Twp., Snyder Co., Pa. Tractors & Mack Dump Truck: Ford 8340 Powerstar SLE 4X4 Tractor w/ From Mifflinburg travel South on SR 104, Turn Right onto Red COMPLETE SERVICE Ridge Rd., to the Village of White Springs, Turn Left to 625 WFE (4757 hrs.); Allis Chalmers 160 WFE Tractor w/3 pt. Hitch (845 hrs.); Allis Chalmers One Ninety White Spring Rd., Mifflinburg, Union Co., PA. WFE Tractor; White 2-65 ISEKI w/Rollbar/3 pt. Hitch/ WFE; White WFE 2-85 Field Boss Tractor w/ Roof; 880 Oliver NFE Tractor; 1990 - 105 Mack Dump Truck w/Danco Bed - 25,390 mls. Country Real Estate (6:00 pm): Situated on a Corner Lot in White Farm Machinery & Misc.: Gear Driven 355 Grinder Mixer; NH 1465 Springs a 3 Bedroom 2 Story Sided Home. Eat-In Kitchen, Living Rm., Dining Rm., PUBLIC AUCTION Haybine; NH 56 Reg. & 58 Dolly Wheel Hitch Rakes; 570 NH Baler w/72 Thrower; Family Room; Enclosed Rear Porch. Oil Baseboard Heat. Yoder’s Shed & Add’t. Selling Guns, Knives, Ammo, Hunting New Idea 5209 Haybine; 323 New Idea 1 Row Corn Picker; Gleaner M Combine w/Corn & Storage Shed. Mifflinburg School District. A Great Investment Opportunity. Licenses & Related Items Grain Heads; White 4 Row Corn Planter; 17’ Badger BN103 Manure Pump w/Loading Pipe; Also Selling H/H Goods, Collectibles, Antiques, Cars McCurdy, Killbros Gravity Wagons (3); Kilbros & NH Wide Axle Hay Wagons (3); Glencoe Estate of: Helen E. Boney Bortner CC 4450 Plow (9 Shank Chisel); Westfi eld WR 80-51 Auger Grain Elevator; 16’ Wednesday, July 1, 2020 @ 4:00pm Alum. Harvest Handler Grain Elev. w/Elect. Motor; 15’ Grain Auger Elevator (6”) ; 16’ Ayrath Evelyn Weikel, Executrix To be held at Beaver Community Fair Grounds, 785 Attorney: Mark Lemon, 570-966-3881 Junior Grain Auger; Hopper for Elevator (3”); 5200 Miller Pro & Badger Silage Wagons; 782 Snyder Ave Beaver Springs, PA Located just off Route NH Pull Type Forage Harvester w/Hay/Corn Heads; Model 38 NH Pull Type Flail Chopper; Tuesday, August 11 @ 2:00 PM 522 in Beaver Springs, midway between Selinsgrove & NH 520 Manure Spreader; NH Silage Super 23 Blower; Pequea 710 Tedder; 4 Bottom 548 Lewistown. Preview to take place beginning at 11:00am White Plow; 510 International Grain ; McConnell Ontario Wooden Box Grain Drill; 36’ From SR 45/Chestnut Street, Turn onto North Second Street, Zimmerman Hay Elevator; 24’ Smoker Special Hay Elevator; Walsh 200 Gallon Sprayer; then Right into Scottsdale Acres to 196 Scottsdale Drive, Guns (6:00pm) 30 International 9’ Rear Blade; Kasten Blower; Bat Wing Mower; Oliver 4340 - 3 Mifflinburg, Union County, PA Smith & Wesson M&P 22; Winchester 64A 30-30; Winchester 43 .22 Hornet; Competition Bottom Plow; Bear Cat Cultimulcher; 12 New Brighton Cultipacker (4 Axle); 12’ John Deere Pellet Rifl e Max Velocity-Supermax Cal. 4.5/.177; Ruger 1022 Carbine .22 Long Mannlicher : Situated on a Large Corner Lot is Disc; Field Cultivator; Milk Keeper Model RFB 500 Gallon Bulk Tank; 28’ Conveyor Belt Miffl inburg Townhouse (6:00 pm) Stock; (2)Ruger Model 1181 22LR; Remington 700 17 Rem. BDL; Savage Model 340V 225 Elevator for Silage; NI 3 pt. Spinner; Straw Chopper w/o Motor; Feed Cart; Air Hose Reel; a 3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Baths Brick/Vinyl Townhouse. Kitchen selling w/Appliances. Kitchen & Dining Win; Competition Pellet Rifl e Max Velocity-Supermax Cal. 4.5/.177; Browning Lightning 20 11 Ford Tractor Weights; 10 Suitcase 40kg Tractor Weights; Jackson Dump Cart; F Room w/Open Concept. Dining Room w/French Door leading onto Rear Deck. Living Room. Finished Ga. Vertical; Remington 760 Gamemaster 308; German Drilling Hammer Heavily Engraved 4756 Chaparral Snowmobile (parts); 1979 Kawasaki KZ650 Motorcycle (5732 mls.); Basement Family Room. Laundry Area. Plenty of Lg. Closets. Foyer. Carpeted Throughout. Heat & Checkered; Winchester 1300 12 Ga. Slug Gun; Marlin 1894S 44; Rem Mag/44 Special; Pump. Central Air. 1 Car Garage w/Macadam Driveway. New Roof. Prime location in Mifflinburg. Remington 870 Wingmaster 12 Ga; Weatherby Mark 5 257 Weatherby Mag; Beretta Gold Tools & Misc: Hobart (Champion 10,000 230 Amp. DC/CC Welder/Generator Conveniently located in walking distance of businesses, schools & restaurants. Rush Mod 7018 Carb Del 45 Colt; Winchester Mod 94 32 Special; (2) Weatherby Ducks Comb. Elect. Start on Cart; Hobart Pro Mig 135 Welder & Cart; 1/2 hp Floor Model Shopcraft Unlimited Model Orion. 50th Anniversary 1987 “Gold Ducks” NIB; Ruger 10/22 22 LR. Double Drill Press; Campbell & Hausfeld 60 Gallon Air Compressor; Schumacher 200/40/10/2 Also Selling ’97 Harley Davidson Motorcycle, 2006 Battery Charger; Tire Changer; Gen Power II Generator; John Deere Base & Snap on Floor Saab Automobile, H/H Goods & Collectibles Tripod (2) Rifl es. Original Stocks & Boxes; Weatherby Mark 5 270 Mag; German Drilling Paul Reuss-Stuttgart; Smith & Wesson Mod 1000 Gas Operated 20 Ga; Savage Model 99 Tool Chests; ST 255A Cooling System Pressure Tester; 6 pc. Stanley Wood Chisel Set; Estate of David Bowersox 303 Cal; ATI 50 BMG; Weatherby Mark 5 7mm S&W. Fluted Barrel; German W. Friedlein Fuel-O-Vac Compound Tester; 3101G Ingersoll Rand Air Angle Grinder & Elect. Drill; Short Attorney: Scheib Law Firm, 570-523-3200 Stockheim. Side by Side Engraved 16 Ga./410; Weatherby Mark 5 300 Mag; Savage Mod Barrel Air Hammer; Craftsman & John Deere TY-3315 Torque; Snap-On, Mac, Craftsman, Auctioneer: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L, 570-966-2512, Daniel King, AA-019500-L 99 303 Cal; Winchester 1912 Mod 12 Nickel Barrel 12 Ga.; Weatherby Mark 5 270 Weathery SK: Long Socket Set/Driver, Wrenches, Timing Light, Lg. Comm. Box End Wrenches, Flex Mag. Burris Variable; Remington 1100 12 Ga.; Winchester 1886 40-82 Octagonal Barrel; Sockets, Floor Model 2 Tier Tool Chest, Set Open End Wrenches, Socket Sets, Drivers & Monday, August 17 @ 6 pm Remington 1100 Special 12 Ga; Palmetto 45-70; Remington 870 Express Super Mag 12 Ga. Extensions, Manuals, Screwdrivers, Screwdrivers, Hex Saw; Socket Heads, Tool Chest, 4507 North Susquehanna Trail, Shamokin Dam, With Choke; Winchester Mod 12 Nickel, Full Choke; Weatherby Mark 5 30-06; Winchester 19 pc. Lg. Screwdriver Set, Socket Set, Auto Transmission Pressure Tester; C Clamps; Snyder County, PA Mod 42 410.; Remington 1100 410 Skeet; Weatherby PA 08 Upland Pump 12 Ga.; Weatherby Reciprocating Saw; 10” ; Tap & Die; GMT 16 Tester; Delta 5” x 6” Horizontal Floor 5.9+/- Acres of Prime Commercial Real Estate 7mm Weatherby Mag.; American Tactical Over/Under 28 Ga. Vented Rib, Engraved Grouse.; Band Saw; Acetylene Tanks; Lincoln AC-180-S Welder; Lincoln Electric Welder (Easy Mig); 800 ft. of SR 15 Road Frontage Mossberg 702 Plinkster 22 LR Semi-Auto.; Winchester Mod 50 12 Ga. Vented Rib, Semi- 20 Ton Floor Bottle Jack; Manual Pump Oil Drums; 10,000 Watt Hobart Generator/230 Amp Auto.; Stevens Mod 58 410; Mossberg 500A 12 Ga.; Ithaca Mod 37 16 Ga.; Easton Arms Co. DC Welder; Winco Maxi-Watt pto Generator; Stihl Pro MS 260 Chain Saw; Stihl BG 86 Building #1- 3,500 sq. ft. Retail Building with an additional 1,600 sq. ft. Green House.Recent Double Barrel 12 Ga.; Ithaca Mod 37 16 Ga.; Mossberg Slug Gun. Leaf Blower & FS45C Chain Saw; Log Chains; Platform Scales; Rubber Tire Wheelbarrow; Improvements include 3 New High Effi ciency Heat Pump Units, Flooring and Insulation, Shingle Roof, Sway Bars; 6 pc. Northern Industrial Male Pipe Tags; Hex Key Set; Oil Cans; Hammers; half bath & Well pump. 2nd Floor has an additional 1,200 sq. ft. w/double door access. Green House Ammo Ammo Calibers include: 7mm, 270 Win, 309 Win, 375 Win, 6.5 Jap, 204 Ruger, 35 Whelen, ; Dbl. Shaft Grinder; 20 pc. Bushing Set; Channel Lock; Grips; Universal Galv. w/New Roof and a 200,000 BTU Modine Propane Heater. Building #2-Two Story Storage Building Watering Tub; Saw Horses; Torpedo Heater; Pipe Cutter/Threader Set; Older Refrigerator; with 1,800 sq. ft. 2nd Story w/large sliding door access. Upstairs storage with 100 sq. ft. heated offi ce. 380, 44 Rem, 308 Win, 240 Mag, 50 BMG, 9mm Luger, 40 S&W, 38 Spec, 303 British, 257, 357 Rem, 12 Ga, 45 Colt, 22 Long, 20 Ga, , 45-70 Govt, Dale Earnhardt 8 Shot, 223 Rem, Chicken Crates & Feeders; Scalding Trough; Childs Red Wagon; Snow Fence; Gas Cans, Ground Level storage 1,800 sq. ft. stall type and open with front access. Building #3-Large 1,800 Diesel & Gas Tanks; Air Tank; Comealong; Welding Helmets; Scrap; SS Milkers; Window sq. ft. Maintenance Building with 10’x10’ garage w/sprayed on Insulation. 6 Large 20 x 20 Mulch and 30 Weatherby Mag, 45 ACP, 243 Win, 300 Mag, 16 Ga, Rem 300, Fiocchi Dove Loads 28GT & 410GT, 25 Auto, 30-06, 340, and others. Fan; Milker Rack; Barn Dry; Comealong; Leg Jacks & More. Stone Bins. Building #4- Large 1,800 sq. ft. Pole Building. Building #5- Medium Size 300 sq. ft. Out Estate of: Charles Wells Building with 300 sq. ft. covered area. Well/Pump. Knives, Licenses & Other Items Knives by: Case, Buck, Marbles, NRA, Kershaw, Remington, Gerber, Schrade, Elk Ridge, Executrix: Jackie Moyer Recent NEW Property Improvements: 50 ft wide entrance w/ Rough Rider and Others. Pennsylvania Hunting Licenses from 1922-1950’s; 1950’s-70’s Attorney: Melissa Lobos, 570-966-1009 new 12’ x 12’ culvert pipe. Painted Exterior & Interior, Flooring, Insulation, Heat Pump, Pex/PVC Penna Fishing Licenses. Penna Fish & Boat Commission Patches; Duck Stamp Prints; Auctioneer Note: Nice clean line of farm equipment, starting with Plumbing, Green House Roof, Area Light, Security Camera System.Property has Great Highway Winchester Flashlights; Have-A-Heart Trap; Game News; Rick Mast Remington Stand- wagon items. No Out of State Checks. Exposure Along Route 15. OUT OF FLOOD ZONE Ups; Gun Rack; 9-Pt Whitetail Mount; Golden Eagle Compound Bow; Horton Summit Attorney: Yount & Hackenberg Law, 570-966-1098 150 Crossbow; Pistol Case; Hard & Soft Gun Cases; Spot Lights; Miller High Life Mirror; Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 Owners: Devin & Jennifer Driggers Woolrich Vest; 40mm Casing; Deer Crossing Sign; Lots of Other Interesting Items. Please see our website at www.hassingercourtney.com for photos & full catalog listings & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Auctioneers: Complete Listing & Photos Available auctionzip. KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY com ID# 2399 or GoToAuction.com #4215. Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road Complete Listing & Photos Available McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 Owners & Auctioneers Not Responsible for auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L Accidents Food GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 www.hassingercourtney.com All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement 6- Union County Times, June 26, 2020 $43,000 In Scholarships Awarded To Seniors

RINE WINS AT SELINSGROVE 410-SPRINT pay the standard $5,000 to win at Selinsgrove, Hag- SPEEDWEEK READY TO START erstown for the Johnny Grum Memorial, and the fi rst Jeff Rine of Danville Williams Grove show, two shows pay $7,000 to win scored his 110 career late one at Lincoln and one at Port. The fi rst Lincoln show model wins at Selinsgrove pays $9,200 to win, for the annual Kevin Gobrecht last Saturday night, hold- Memorial race. Port’s series fi nal will pay the race ing off strong challengers winner $10,000 for the Greg Hodnett Classic, while like Gregg Satterlee and Grandview will also pay$10,00 for the Greg Hodnett near the end of the race Cup race next Tuesday, with the Friday night second Rick Eckert to win the 35- Williams Grove race the Mitch Smith memorial pay- lap race, which paid him ing $15,000 to win, all races this year will now pay Seth Kline-Valedictorian Conor Emery-Salutatioran $4,000. Jeff got an early a minimum of $500 to start. Greg Hodnett is a fi ve- The Miffl inburg Area Community Scholarship Trust, Jeff Rine of Danville won his jump from his outside Inc. provided $43,000 in scholarships to Miffl inburg 6th Selinsgrove Speedway time Speedweek champ and is going to be missed front row starting spot. to sprint car racing around this area for a long time. Area High School seniors. Twenty-one members of the National Late Model Open! Miffl inburg Class of 2020 were awarded scholarships Photo by Debbie Gastelu “Gregg got a good start This Sunday night Selinsgrove race is the annual Jan and I knew going into turn this year. The winners were announced as part of the Opperman/Dick Bogar Memorial race, and a men- video senior awards program on June 2. An additional one and two I had to make the outside work to get to tion had to be given to Ralph Heintzelman who was $15,000 worth of scholarships will be awarded in July the led fi rst, and get in the clean air right of way. That the mechanic for the very successful run the Dick to previous Miffl inburg graduates who are presently at- worked for us and we were able to maneuver around Bogar owned Jan Opperman driver team had over in tending college. the lapped traffi c ok, and the few cautions did help us the early 70’s. Jan one of the original Outlaw type A $3,000 Valedictorian Scholarship was awarded to out so I could get back in the clean air”. Stated Jeff . driver before it became a thing did mange to win his Seth Kline. Conor Emery received the $2,000 Saluta- When you have the top drivers in this region behind only track title at Selinsgrove in the 1973 season. torian Scholarship. you, you make sure you hit your marks every lap, This Saturday night at Selinsgrove speedway an- Eight designated scholarships were awarded by because those two have done a ton of racing all over other great sprint car driver will be honored with the M.A.C.S.T. These scholarships are awarded based on the the country and really know when to make a move” 8th annual Kramer cup for driver Kramer William- criteria set forth by the founding sponsors. Both Breanna Added Rine. It was his sixth National Open win the Roush and Korynn Zarr were awarded Miffl inburg FFA son, the race for the 360 sprint cars with the winner Recognition Scholarships. Mollie Bongardner and Rylee most of any drivers in the long time running of this collecting $3,073 to win the for the 30-lap feature Stahl each received a Rhoda K. Reidell-Fasano Award. event. My tires were more used up than Eckert’s, but with $273 to take the green. Super late model and Clayton Reed was awarded the Robert L. Manotti Sr., he is better at saving them for the longer races, but Roadrunners will also see action on Saturday night, Wrestling Award and Cara Snook was presented the Ker- with the last restart we were able again to get out in with the 305-sprints racing with the 410- sprints on mit W. & Mary E. Dale & Sons Environmental Conser- the clean air and the race was over and that is all that Sunday night. vation Award. Two new designated scholarships were mattered. It was neat to get more cheers than boos presented this year. Gavin Enders was awarded the for once, it was like the night when I beat the WOO Charles “Skeet” Reidell Scholarship and Valerie Rakerd series, plus we have not been running Selinsgrove as received the Miffl inburg Christkindl Community Ser- much over the last three seasons”. Any time I race I Raena Rood Releases vice Scholarship. want to win and will be up on the wheel, even when Five $2,000 memorial scholarships honoring former ed- I run my 600-micro I want to win any time I race for First Novel, Subversive ucators were given to the members of the Class of 2020. By Kay Poeth The memorial scholarships were as follows: Jacky Jiang Sure” Ended Jeff . - the Ray Bloom Memorial, Sarah Koch - the John Ed- The 30th annual 410-sprint Speedweek will kick off Raena Rood of Mount Pleasant Mills announces wards Memorial, Dylan Linn – the Dick Reilly Memo- the Friday night at Williams Grove for nine straight the release of her fi rst novel, rial, Jenna Ritter - the Linda Katherman Memorial, and nights of racing with two races at the Grove, along Subversive, on June 16. Sub- Marra Shuck – the Charles “Skeet” Reidell Memorial. with Lincoln and Port Royal, with single events at versive is the fi rst book in a Eight additional members of the Miffl inburg Area High Selinsgrove, Grandview and Hagerstown speed- Christian dystopian trilogy School Class of 2020 received scholarships ranging from about a not-too-distant future $1,000 to $2,000 from M.A.C.S.T. Inc. funds. Seniors ways. Last years race at Selinsgrove had Dylan Cis- where Christianity has been ney score his fi rst ever sprint car feature win there, receiving these scholarships were: Kiley Aikey, Ainsley outlawed in the United States. Bair, Erica Hauger, Seth Kline, Valerie Rakerd, Christo- to go along with a win in kart action on the 1/5mile According to Rood, “The in- spiration came from reading pher Rapson, Matthew Reber, and Cadin Sheesley. track a number of years back with his go-kart. Tony Miffl inburg seniors that were awarded scholarships will Stewart placed second with Lucas Wolfe, Brock about the things going on in other countries—widespread be attending twelve diff erent institutions of higher edu- Zearfoss and Anthony Macri in the top fi ve. Noth- persecution, mass killings of cation this coming year. They will be studying nineteen ing yet if will be racing in and of the Raena Rood is eager to share Christians and the writer in diff erent majors. Pa Speedweek races, but talk is , and her fi rst novel, Subversion, me couldn’t help but wonder The Miffl inburg Area Community Scholarship Trust will be hitting a number of shows, and with the readers of the Cen- how that might look if it ever scholarships are available to any Miffl inburg Area High tral Susquehanna Valley! happened in this country.” maybe Christopher Bell who won a race last year at Autographed paperback cop- School senior planning to continue their education at a The plot of Subversive cen- post-secondary institution. The scholarships are awarded Grandview, and you just never know if ies can be purchased directly ters on “Dangerous religious might show up. Last year eight of the nine races were from Raena Rood’s by visiting zealots who must be cap- based on application merit, and criteria requested by the completed with the second night at Williams Grove her website Book Shop. tured and imprisoned before sponsors. Individuals interesting in sponsoring or do- rained out. Lucas Wolfe wrapped up his fourth over- their extremism can infect anyone else. Since the night of nating to the Miffl inburg Area Community Scholarship her parent’s arrest, Gemma Alcott has been in hiding as a Trust, Inc. should contact M.A.C.S.T., Inc. at 1900 Di- all point crown, with others happening in 2007, 2014 subversive. She’s found a home—and someone to love-but etrich Road, Miffl inburg, PA or call 570-966-2189. Ad- and 2017. Fred Rahmer leads all drivers with nine she’s never forgotten the love she left behind. ditional information can be found at www. MACST.org. titles, with his son Freddie looking to get his fi rst Taylor, a young Task Force offi cer, believes wholeheart- title this year. Freddie has three feature wins already edly in his mission and in the danger posed by subversives. He believes in his mission so much that he detained and PA Sheriff s’ with two at Lincoln and one at Selinsgrove. Danny imprisoned his own father. But when his fi rst love, Gemma, Dietrich and Brock Zearfoss should be hitting most is captured by a rogue Task Force unit, his loyalties are put of the races, but might not make the last two with to the test. Association Statement the Ohio Speedweeks, which got pushed back a few Facing interrogation and possible death, Gemma must As you may have noticed, the PA Sheriff s’ Association has weeks, kicking off on Friday July 3rd for a six race summon the strength—and faith—to protect her friends, not issued a statement in response to the recent civil unrest. no matter the cost. And Taylor must decide if he’s fi ghting That is because we did not want to immediately jump on a series, Logan Wagner in the Zemco will make a run against evil…or for it.” bandwagon without having actions to back it up. It is easy for the title the fi rst time for Logan, the Zemco team Rood was raised in Freeburg and was a 1999 Middle- to share sentiments to make people feel good, but it is not as have been a long time supporter of the Speedweek burg High School graduate. She furthered her education at easy to thoughtfully consider actions that will have a lasting shows. The 2019 series drew an average of 32 driv- Penn State University earning a degree in Criminal Justice. impact. Plus, this is so much more than about a hashtag or an Rood served as an offi cer in the United States Army for 3.5 online vitriolic debate about whose lives matter. ers per event with a high of 37 at Lincoln and Port years. She is thrilled to share her fi rst novel with readers. It is clear to us that we serve a diverse audience. And, some Royal and a low of 22 at Hagerstown, seven diff erent Subversive will be available in paperback or ebook on- of you may feel very strongly about what we should or should winners made there way to victory lane with Lance line at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Apple, and Kobo. Au- not say. So, in a sense, we also realize that someone can fi nd Dewease wining two races along with Chad Trout, tographed paperback copies can be purchased directly from fault with any of the words we choose to convey our intent. Brian Montieth, Freddie Rahmer, Lucas Wolfe to go Raena Rood by visiting her website at: http://raenajrood. But there is no doubt we recognize the overarching value of com. Fans can also keep us with her on Facebook at: www. law enforcement within our society AND the many struggles along with Cisney and Bell. Three of the races will facebook.com/raenaroodbooks. Black Americans have had in our country and legal system. 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Miffl inburg Bank & Trust Company Support Students June 26, 2020, Union County Times -7 Miffl inburg – The Pennsylvania Council on Fi- statewide All Divisions Williams Grove Speedweek nancial Literacy works with teachers statewide category fourth in the to give our students a better understanding of state. The winning high Opener June 26 personal fi nance decision-making, to improve school student for both Mechanicsburg – After enduring a second hit our children’s future and this country’s eco- high school competi- by a torrential thunderstorm late in the after- nomic prosperity. Never in our lifetime, has the tions is Emma Free- noon on Friday, Williams Grove Speedway price of failure been too high, to ignore. man. She worked under had no choice but to cancel its return to rac- Schools across Pennsylvania competed in the the guidance of teacher, ing program slated for June 19. Pennsylvania Council on Financial Literacy’s Michael Creeger. Eddie The track had weathered a similar deluge Stock Market Challenge, from the world leader Lockcuff & Landon earlier in the afternoon and maintained its in fi nancial simulations, Stock-Trak. Miffl in- Michaels won in the plans to race until a second water-laden storm burg Bank & Trust Company is generously middle school division hit nearing the time to open speedway gates. sponsoring all Union County competitions. and worked under the This sets up the speedway’s return to racing Teams of students each managed a hypothetical leadership of teacher, as the opener of the 30th annual Pennsylva- investment of $100,000 in stocks, bonds, and Tris West (Teacher) Tris West. Mr. West nia Speedweek Series for 410 sprint cars on mutual funds and made buying and trading de- shared, “Throughout Leffl er Energy Night, coming up next Friday, cisions based on the stock market. The students this diffi cult time my June 26 at 7:30 pm. who traded and fi nished the competition with students continued to play the Stock Market The speedweek 410 sprints will compete the most money won. Challenge. One student emailed me during this in time trials, heats and a 25-lap main in the Miffl inburg High School ranked third place diffi cult time the following statement: “Right speedweek series opener with the feature in the high school di- now it is a crazy world for all of us and I think paying $5,000 to win. vision of the Snyder, that some people would really enjoy some nor- Gates for the big race will open at 5:30 pm. Union, Montour, & mal stuff , such as the stock market game.” No West Northumberland group exemplifi ed that like Landon and Eddie. County spring 202 They never quit on the game, instead they real- Soroptimist Club Holds competition. The win- ized that with what is happening in the world ning students are Quin- today, understanding investing has never been Meetings On Zoom tin Doane, Dawson more important.” Dreisbach, & John Un- derhill. They worked under the guidance of Beware Of Ticks, teacher, Michael Sun- James Donlin dberg. Mr. Sundberg Lyme Disease shared, From the E-Newsletter of Representative David Rowe “I give the students the basic information The Department of Health is reminding Penn- about investing and just let them go. I ask that sylvanians to take proper steps to prevent tick they investigate any stock company that they bites and recognize the symptoms of Lyme dis- buy to know what the company does, but the ease, as some may be similar to those of CO- choices are all up to them.” Miffl inburg Middle VID-19. School student, James Donlin also won in the Preliminary data show that more than 8,500 spring 2020 competition. He worked under the cases of Lyme disease were reported in Penn- guidance of teacher, George Kahler. Mr. Kahler sylvania in 2019. Over time, if not treated, Governor Diane Savidge of NAR and Outgoing Shared, “James used what he learned from the Lyme disease can lead to severe symptoms that SI SUN President Brianna Apfelbaum Kula. Bot- Fall Stock Market game, where he was close to aff ect the heart, nervous system and joints. You tom left to right: Installed President-Elect Debbie winning but came up short. During the Spring are at risk of getting a tick bite any time you are Reichenbach and President Rose Weir. Stock Market game, James had a determination outside. To reduce your chances of a tick bite: The Soroptimist International Club of Snyder, and drive to be the winner. Well played James.” walk in the center of trails and avoid areas with Union and Northumberland Counties recently James added some quotes of inspiration, “Work high grass and leaf litter; use a repellent that held their June Club’s monthly meeting via Zoom. hard achieve big” and “Be not afraid of Great- contains at least 20% DEET; wear light-colored North Atlantic Region’s newly installed Governor ness”. clothing; conduct full-body tick checks on Diane Savidge (who is also a very active mem- yourself and on your pets after spending time ber of SI SUN INC.) installed the Club’s new Lewisburg – The Pennsylvania Council on Fi- outdoors; and take a bath or shower within two President, Rose Weir and President-Elect, Debbie nancial Literacy works with teachers statewide hours after coming indoors. Reichenbach. She also reaffi rmed the current of- to give our students a better understanding of If you have been bitten by a tick, make sure fi cer’s duties. personal fi nance decision-making, to improve to monitor the area for any kinds of symptoms Soroptimist International is a global volunteer our children’s future and this country’s eco- and contact your health care provider immedi- network of women in 130 countries and territories nomic prosperity. Never in our lifetime, has the ately. Symptoms of Lyme disease can include a with a mission of improving the lives of women price of failure been too high, to ignore. red, swollen bulls-eye shape rash; as well as fe- and girls through programs leading to social and Schools across Pennsylvania competed in the ver, chills, headache, fatigue, muscle and joint economic empowerment. The local SUN Sorop- Pennsylvania Council on Financial Literacy’s aches, and swollen lymph nodes. Symptoms of timist Club meets the fi rst Wednesday of each Stock Market Challenge, from the world leader COVID-19 include fever, cough, shortness of month via Zoom during the pandemic. We en- in fi nancial simulations, Stock-Trak. Miffl in- breath or diffi culty breathing, diarrhea, chills, courage any person who is interested in attending burg Bank & Trust Company is generously repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, a meeting, volunteering and/or becoming a mem- sponsoring all Union County competitions. headache, sore throat, and new loss of taste or ber to contact Tasha L. Herald at 570-259-5965 or Teams of students each managed a hypothetical smell. [email protected] or any Club Member. investment of $100,000 in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds and made buying and trading de- cisions based on the stock market. The students who traded and fi nished the competition with ANNUAL the most money won. Lewisburg School District ranked fi rst place MENT A in the high school and middle school divisions SIGN UCT of the Snyder, Union, Montour, & West Nor- N & PIG ROAST IO thumberland County spring 2020 competi- CO N tion. Lewisburg High School also fi nished the — Saturday, July 4, 2020 • 8:30 am — (Breakfast & Coffee beginning at 7:00 a.m.) LOCATION: 1205 Green Ridge Road, Mifflinburg, PA 17844 From Route 45 in Mifflinburg, turn North on Forest Hill Road, go 7/10 mile and take a Right to 1205 Green Ridge Road PARTIAL LISTING - CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED UNTIL FRIDAY, JULY 3 AT NOON Call 570-966-4006 for Receiving Dates Y FARM MACHINERY - HORSE DRAWN – TITLED VEHICLES – SHEDS Z 2005 Toro Twister, 1600 UTV, 1510 hrs.; Case 40XT, 8763.4 hrs., needs drive motor seals; NH 352 Grinder/Mixer; Ventrac, 72” Deck, 31 hp. Turbo Diesel, 3 pt., weights; Pequea 710 Tedder; 3pt 4-wheel Vicon Rake; Case 555 Haybine; 16’ Jamar Low Trailer with Ramps 7,000 GVW with Title; Hotel Coach by Troyer Carriage Co. Ind.; Vis a Vis by Justin Carriage Works, Mi.; 1,000 gal. LP tank for Diesel; 8 x 9.5 Flat Bed with Stake Sides;10x12 Victorian Utility Shed; 10x14 Hip Roof Landon Michaels Barn; 12’ Tandem Axle Deckover Trailer (10,000 GVW); ‘14 16’ Bri-mar Equipment Trailer, 12K, Derated to 10K; 13’ IH45 Field Cultivator; 84” Bobcat Soil Conditioner; Eddie Lockcuff SG25 Stump Grinder; Grouser 10 x 16.5 Steel Tracks w/Rubber Pads; 14’ Mortiz Stock Trailer w/Tack Room; NI Beater Manure Spreader; Pull Type Vermeer Stump Grinder; 3 pt. Chipper/Shredder; Knight 8018 Sideslinger Manure Spreder (Parts); 16’ Farm Trailer Frame; 14’ Concession Trailer; 18’ Gooseneck Dump Trailer w/Ramps; Fifth Wheels. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday Y BUILDING MATERIALS Z BEGINNING AT 9:30 AM: (29) 26’ Wood I Joist; 3+ Truckloads of Stone Veneer; 5+ Semi-Load of Natural Blue Patio Stone, Colonial Blue Stone, Colonial Stone, July 11, 2020 8:30am Field Stone, Landscape Boulders & Steppers; Large Amount of Composite Decking expected; OSB; YP Plywood; 4x8 Sheets Smooth Glass Board; Numerous Lots Located at #915 Kissimmee Rd. Middleburg Pa. Turn of Metal Roofing & Siding; Porcelain Patio Pavers; Approx. 1,000 bd. Ft. 1x6 & 1x8 Knotty Pine T&G Boards; approx. 1,000 bd. Ft. 1x6 Knotty Pine Ship Lap Boards; 1x10 T&G Barn Siding (rough texture); 2x4 & 2x6 Framing ; 2x4, 2x6, 2x8 Distressed Framing Lumber; 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 4x4, 6x6, Distressed off Route 522 just West of Middleburg onto Kissimmee Treated Lumber; Used Kitchen Set; New & Used Windows; (7) Pallets Jacks Mountain Stone; Composite Decking; 100 sq. ft. Dark Grey Vinyl Shakes & J Channel; Rd. Travel approx. 1 mile to auction site on the left. Warm Manning Wood/Coal Heater; 275 gal. Fuel Tank.; Cast Iron Radiators; Used 9x8 wide Tan Garage Door; Chlorine Dispenser; Window & Door Sealant; Shingle 2014 ATV 4x4- Guns- Appliances-Collectibles-Tools-Household Items Underlayment; Housewrap; Used Daystar Skylight. 2014 “BNX 600cc” Power sports 2 seat- 4x4 w/Dump Box, Doors, and Blade (like new); Cub Cadet Hydro #1864 Garden Tractor w/wheel Weights; Cub Cadet Snow Blower Y A VARIETY OF QUALITY GROCERIES BY WEAVER LANE GROCERIES Z Attachment (model 190-451-100); Maytag Commercial Washer (new); Maytag Electric (ALSO WISCONSIN MAPLE SYRUP - BEGINNING AT 9 AM) Dryer; GE Upright Freezer; Magic Chef Refrig/Freezer; GE “Spectra” glass Top Stove; GE side-by-side Refrig/Freezer (all appliances are like new); Panasonic 32” Flat Screen TV; Glass Front Curio Cabinet w/Glass Shelves & Lights; “CapNapper” Electric Lift Y QUILTS Z BEGINNING AT APPROX. NOON: Purple Log Cabin 97x115; Black & White Puff with Shams (queen size); Bird Quilt (queen size); Horse quilt with Shams (queen size); Chair; Sofa w/Reclining Ends; Love Seat w/Relining Ends; Handmade Cedar Blanket Chest Kitten Quilt (queen size); Quilt Tops: Navy & Burgundy Log Cabin 97x112; Multi-color Log Cabin 117x117; Green & Burgundy Log Cabin 97x110; Black, Burgundy, & Green (built by Dave Hoffman); Full size Bed w/Box springs and Mattress; Dresser w/Mirror; Small Log Cabin 97x112; 84X84 Trip Around the World; 93x104 Stack & Whack; 93x103 Trailways; Comforters: 72x78 Green Meadows; 74x81 John Deere. chest of Drawers; 2 –pc. Vintage Blonde Bedroom Suite; Vintage Dresser w/orig. Hardware; 1950’s Metal Table w/ Gray Formica Top; Hand Made Braided Rugs; Long Guns: Remington Model 721 30-06 Rifl e w/Scope and Sling; Ithaca Model 37 pump 16ga. ; Wards Y TOOLS, ETC. Z Western Field 22 Bolt Action Rifl e w/Scope & Sling; J.C. Higgins Model 5838 Bolt action BEGINNING AT 8:30 AM: 50” 24,000 CFM Cool Space Blizzard “Port-a-cool”; Quincy 100 CFM Refrigerated Air Dryer; Several 3000 Watt Honda Generators; (2) Honda 2200 Watt ‘Suitcase’ Generators ; Ingersoll Rand 5.5 hp. 11.8 CFM Gas Air Compressor; Multiple Wood Stoves; Several 9,000 Watt Elect. Start Generators; 16ga. Shotgun; Marlin Firearms Co. Model 30 22 Rifl e; Glen fi eld Model 25 Bolt Action Hobart Airforce 12 ci Plasma Cutter 110v; Multiple Portable Power Distribution Boxes; Homak 41” 6 Drawer Top Drawer Top Tool Chest; Multiple Ingersoll Rand Air 22 Rifl e w/Sling; Wards Western Bolt Action 22 rifl e; Ammo; Wood-Mode 8-Gun Wooden Impact Wrenches; 12 V Fuel Transfer Pumps; 4,000 Watt Gas Generators; Large Selection of Shop & Barn Fans; 3,000 psi Pressure Washers ; 2” Trash Pump; Gun Cabinet; Pa. Hunting Licenses; German “Barlow Bower” Pocket Knife; Collection of Transfer Fuel Tanks; Air, Pressure Washer & Acetylene Hose Reels; Numerous 12 v Broadcast & Spot Sprayers ; Fork-mount 55 gal. Drum Grippers; ATV Alum Wood-Mode Inc. Memorabilia; Costume Jewelry; Cookbooks; 1945 Middleburg Yearbook; Ramps; HD Steel Shelving; Several Milwaukee M 18 Batteries; Portable Sand Blaster; 12” 2905 CFM Utility Blower; Coyote Live Trap; Small Hobart Welding Cart; Mini Hess Trucks; Wooden Offi ce Desk; New England Clock Co. 8-Day Mantle Clock; 2- Multiple Dump Trailer Lift Pumps & Other Hydraulics; 4 way Log Splitter Valve; Jet-Ski Trailer Kits; Several Axles & Kits; Bolt Extractor Sets; 10 kw Genset, 390 hrs. Antique Round Kerosene Heaters; Music Box Collection; Heat Surge Electric Fireplace (gas); 2 - EFM 520 Coal Stoker with Auger, hook-up ready, 150,000-200,000 BTU; 1 - EFM 700 Coal Stoker with Auger, hook-up ready; Artistic Hand Dry Wall Lift; Heater; Bissell “Turbo” Sweeper; Set of 5-plank Bottom Chairs; Flavor Seal” Stainless Troy Built ‘Horse’ Rototiller; Walk Behind Troy Built Mower, 33” cut; 4 x 6 Grizzly Edge/Disc Sander; Rockwell ; 3.5 hp Craftsman Router; 10” Grizzly Tablesaw w/Fence & Router Table; Sears 6 x 37 Lathe & Knives; 2 - 12” Craftsman Benchtop Planers; Grizzly 2 hp. Dust Collector, 1700 CFM; Grizzly 6” ; Half HP Floor Steel Cookware Set; 6qt. White Mt. Electric Ice Cream Freezer; “ Canonsburg Pottery” Model Drill Press, 34” swing; 4” Shop Fox Benchtop Mortiser; Grizzly Industrial Air Filter; 10” Delta Chop Saw; HD Commercial Speed Queen Washer, Top Load, 3 Dinnerware Set; Stainless Steel Cookware; Vintage Singer Electric Sewing Machine; Large yrs. old; TroyBilt Self Propelled Sickle Bar Mower; Hobart Benchtop Meat Grinder; 2 - 6’ Stainless Steel Tables; Bluebird Houses; Apple Crates; Saddler’s Bench; Enamel Pans; Smith Glass; Glass Basket Collection; Hand Bell Collection; “Scout” 4-wheel ESAB 250 Mig Welder, 220 V; Bulk Lot of Mufflers, Wix Filters & Ramold Brakes; Platform w/Weights. Handicap Scooter; “Travel Pal” 3-wheel Handicap Scooter; Club Aluminum Cookware; 4- Large Antique Wooden Whiskey Barrels; Small Strap of Sleigh Bells; Glass Top patio table w/6 Chairs; Vintage Ture-Tone table Top record Player; Lawn Chairs; Vintage Metal Storage Y NURSERY Z Cabinets; Werner 10ft. Aluminum Step Ladder; Cosco 5ft. Step Ladder; Craftsman Gas Leaf BEGINNING AT APPROX. 9:30 AM: Large Selection of Flowering Trees, Shade Trees, Fruit Trees, and Shrubbery of all kinds by Spring Side Nursery. blower; Large Hand Cart; Garden Tools; Husqvarna Model 55 Chain saw; Large Angle Grinder; “Ohio Steel” Yard Dump Trailer; 36ft. Aluminum Extension Ladder; Large 8ft. picnic Y FURNITURE & LAWN FURNITURE Z Table; 16 Gallon Wet/Dry Shop Vac; 20ft. Aluminum Extension ladder; 1 hp. Air Compressor; Huge Selection of Handcrafted Lifetime Vinyl Outdoor Rockers, Park Benches, Swings, Gliders; Treated Wood Picnic Tables, Rockers, Chairs, etc.; Wormy Maple Coffee Bench Grinder; Large Bench Vise; Craftsman Cordless Drill/Saw Set; Hand Tools, Indian Table, Benches & Chairs. Head 2 ½ Dollar Gold pc.; 1923 Peace Dollar; 14kt Gold Rings; 2-Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Thermos Bottles; Cast Iron Banks ( Mechanical “man standing in shed” pat. Date SORRY, NO HOUSEHOLD ACCEPTED - QUALITY FURNITURE CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 1875, Camel, Lion, Mail Box); Planters Peanut Bank; 2 antique Tin wind up Roosters; 2- Facebook: Alson Reiff Auctioneer • Auctionzip - #33098 • GoToAuction.com - #138268 Antique Oak Childs Size roll top Desks; Antiques Childs Glider/Rocking Horse; 5- “Twin Cedar Dairy” McClure Pa. individual serving Milk Bottles; Griswold #7 Cast Pan; Crocks NOTES: To register items contact Alson Reiff (570-966-4006) or Alvin Reiff (570-966-1149). Selling with multiple auctioneers, bring a friend. Auction staff reserves the ( J.H. Dipple, #5 w/crown,); Antique Autograph book; Antique Blanket Chest; and other right to reject any and all items. items… To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 TERMS: NO BUYERS PREMIUM. Cash or Good PA check or Visa/Master/Discover Cards. A 3% processing fee will be charged on cards. Statements made on Auction Day take precedence over written material. Some items subject to sale prior to auction date. Estate of: Doris L. “& the late Bobby J.” Ritter Food Stand to Benefit Local School • Managers and Auctioneers will not be responsible for accidents! Executor: Lynn Ritter AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Paul Z. Weaver, AU-005385-L Tim L Kline AU-002998-L ON RE Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Harold Martin, AA-019488 LS IFF Daryl Jones, AU-5194 Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Tim Weaver, AU-005513 Dave Stoltzfus, AU-005655 Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed For Bidder#. A Auctioneer Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” Jason Brubaker, AU-5608 LIC#AU005791 | 570-966-4006 | [email protected] Steve Schuler, AU-005355 8- Union County Times, June 26, 2020 PennDOT Driver’s Skills Test Kelly Township Residents May Williams Grove To Open 30th Appointment Scheduling Open Receive No-Cost Home Repairs PA Speedweek Series Friday The Pennsylvania Department of Trans- Kelly Township homeowners in Union County may be Williams Grove Speedway will present the opening portation (PennDOT) reminds customers eligible to receive up to $25,000 in home improvements race of the 30th annual Pennsylvania Speedweek Series beginning today any customer in need of an from the Existing Owner-Occupied Housing Program for Lawrence Chevrolet 410 sprint cars coming up this funded with Community Development Block Grant Friday, June 26 at 7:30 pm. appointment for a skills test, including motor- cycle skills tests, may now schedule online by (CDBG) funds. Sponsored by Leffl er Energy, gates for the kickoff of the Union County Housing Authority and SEDA-Council nine-night series open at 5:30 pm. visiting www.dmv.pa.gov or by contacting the of Governments (SEDA-COG) are encouraging town- Adult general admission is set at $20 with youth ages 13 PennDOT Driver and Vehicle Services Call ship residents to apply now to get on the wait list. – 20 admitted for $10. Kids ages 12 and under are always Center at 717-412-5300. admitted for FREE at Williams Grove Speedway. Interested residents may call Union County Housing The skills test has been modifi ed to mitigate Authority at 570-522-1300 or TDY 1-800-654-5984 to be Leffl er Energy Night will fi nd the speedweek 410 potential exposure of PennDOT staff and cus- sprints will competing in time trials, heats and a 25-lap put on the wait list. main in the speedweek series opener with the feature tomers while maintaining the integrity of the SEDA-COG administers the CDBG grant for the town- paying $5,000 to win. testing process. ship; the township is the grant applicant, pursuing the Fast Tees Screenprinting of Thompsontown will again The following enhanced safety measures for funds on behalf of its residents. The housing authority off er $300 as the Fast Tees Fast Time Award to the fastest non-commercial skills tests will continue and manages the housing rehabilitation process. overall driver in qualifying time trials. the following safety protocols will be in place: Kelly Township Supervisor Chairman David Hassen- The HJ Towing & Recovery 358 sprint cars will round • PennDOT staff will remain outside the vehi- plug said residents should take advantage of this oppor- out the racing card. cle during the entire skills test. The test taker tunity. A fi reworks display will also be part of the night’s events. and accompanying driver will remain in the “This is a fantastic opportunity for residents to get no- The Williams Grove speedweek opener will be the fi rst vehicle. cost home repairs, especially since the pandemic has race in the 2020 Hoosier Diamond Series of events at the • In yellow phase counties, examiner will con- caused fi nancial hardships on many people,” Hassenplug track. duct basic health pre-screening of applicant. said. Located in Lancaster, event sponsor Leffl er Engery spe- If applicant is displaying any COVID-19 Eligible repairs include structural, roofi ng, plumbing, cializes in home heating oil and propane services as well symptoms, test will not be administered. electrical, heating/furnace, window replacement, radon as air conditioning services, equipment, services and re- There will be no pre-screening for customers and lead-based mitigation, and energy-related im- pairs. provements. Also included are modifi cations for mobil- Learn about Leffl er Energy at www.leffl erenergy.com. in green counties. • All customers and accompanying drivers ity-impaired residents. There is no cost to homeowners Coming up one week later at Williams Grove Speed- who maintain home residency over a fi ve-year period way, on Friday July 3, the biggest raceof the speedweek must wear appropriate face masks during test- from the date of signing. series will be staged as the 32nd annual Mitch Smith Me- ing. morial is contested. Homeowners can go through the process hassle-free • Examiners will be required to wear appro- with Union County Housing Authority managing it from The stand-alone 410 sprint car race on July 3 will pay priate personal protective equipment such the winner the largest prize of speedweek 2020 when it start to fi nish, said Lori Staggert, UCHA Senior Project doles out $15,000 to the championi. as masks, gloves, eye protection during the Manager. Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and exam. “We make the process easy for the homeowner and information by visiting the oval’s offi cial website located • Examiners will utilize iPads during the ad- manage it from start to fi nish,” Staggert said. at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on ministration of testing, which will be routine- Qualifi cations: Twitter and Facebook. ly disinfected using wipes or spray sanitizer. • Own the home or have Life Rights to live in it; PennDOT-Authorized Third Party Testers • Meet income qualifi cations based on household size; are also available for non-commercial testing. • Be current on local taxes and municipal utility bills; For a list of PennDOT Authorized Third Party • Provide proof of homeowner’s insurance; Vendors, please visit our website. • Live in the home an additional fi ve years. Friday, July 3 @ 4:00 pm & Customers may continue to complete vari- Additional requirements may apply. Saturday, July 4 @ 8:00 am ous transactions and access multiple resourc- Annual Gross Income Limits: **Income limits take es online at www.dmv.pa.gov. Driver and ve- eff ect July 1, 2020 On SR 522 in Beavertown, Turn South onto Zechman Street (at Family size: 1 - $40,050; 2 - $45,800; 3 - $51,500; 4 - Super Service Garage). Turn left onto Sassafras Street then hicle online services are available 24 hours a an immediate right onto Quarry Road. Travel 1 Mile to 1457 day, seven days a week and include driver’s $57,200; 5 - $61,800; 6 - $66,400; 7 - $70,950; 8 - $75,550. Quarry Road, Beavertown, Snyder Co., PA license, photo ID and vehicle registration re- Selling Friday: 76 Guns, Ammo; 2016 Jeep Renegade newals; driver-history services; changes of Limited, 1970 Stingray Convertible Corvette; 2001 address; driver license and vehicle registra- PUBLIC AUCTION Polaris 4-Wheeler, Yamaha Golf Cart, 425 JD Riding – Mower & Tools. See Auctionzip #2399 for Complete tion restoration letters; ability to pay driver SKID STEER BALERS Listing or Contact Auctioneer. license or vehicle insurance restoration fee; & PARTS – SHOP TOOLS 8 Acre Snyder Co. Farmette (Sat. noon) and driver license and photo ID duplicates. & EQUIP. -HOUSEHOLD There are no additional fees for using online H/H Goods, Antiques, Primitives & Collectibles (Sat.): Whirlpool Blk. 20 cu. Refrigerator; Frigidaire Blk. Flat Top 30” Elect. services. Friday, July 3, 2020 Stove; 14 cu. Frigidaire Kenmore High Effi ciency Washer; Kenmore More COVID-19 information is available at Auto Moisture Sensing Dryer; Upright Freezer; Kenmore Auto www.health.pa.gov. For more information, at 8:30 AM Convection/Microwave Oven; Dehumidifi er; Bear Cat Scanner; 5 pc. Owner: Mary B. Yoder and (late Sam D. Yoder) Oak Dining Rm. Table & Chairs; 2 - 3 pc. Dbl. Bedroom Suites; Lighted visit www.dmv.pa.gov or www.PennDOT. Curio Cabinets w/Glass Shelves; Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets; Tempus gov. Location: 2100 Fultz Rd, McClure, PA 17841 Fugit Grandfathers Clock; 42” Samsung Flat Screen TV w/Stand; Blue Directions: From Rt. 522 turn onto Ulsh Gap Rd. Proceed 3 Recliners; Clothes Tree; Early Sponge Vinegar Grain Decorated miles to Cross Grove, turn right onto Stage Rd. Apprx. 2 ¼ miles Pine Blanket Chest; 2 Drawer File Cabinet; Cuckoo Clock; Lg. Open turn left on R. Goss Rd. ½ mile to auction site. Watch for signs. Front Hutch; Coffee Table & End Stands; Oak Stand; Library Table; PUBLIC AUCTION Singer Treadle Sewing Machine; Wooden Bar Stools; Patio Table, Saturday HORSES & RELATED ITEMS: 2 reg. Chairs, Umbrella; Bag Chairs; Lifetime Folding Picnic Table; Wooden July 25, 2020 8:30 am. Hal ingers 14 & 15 yr. old mares (well broke Grandpa Rocking Horse; 2 pc. Wicker Patio Set; 3 pc. Patio Set; Sentry Floor Located along Route 35 Approx. 1 mile East of Mt Pleasant Mills, 9 horses), horseshoeing stocks, set of double driving harness, Comb. Safe; Kneehole Desk/Chair; 2 pc. Green Sofa/Chair; Green miles West of Selinsgrove Pa. (at #8035 Rt. 35 Mt. Pleasant Mills) set of double work harness, bridles and collars, pony harness, Recliner; Jewelry Armoire & Chest; Early Month/Day/Week Mantle spring wagon like new, pony wagon, 4 buggy tongues. Clock; McCoy Dog Cookie Jar; Glass/Metal/Wooden Wash Boards; REAL ESTATE Pyrex Casseroles & Mixing Bowl Sets; Cuckoo Clocks; Yellowware 2 Acres +/- on which is situated a Brick ranch Style Home. The Home contains a SKID LOADER, ETC: N.H. LS180 skid steer 4320 & Green Pottery Bowls; Crocks; Jugs; Cherry Seeder; Meat Grinder; large Living Room w/Fireplace, Kitchen / Dining Room, 2- Large Bedrooms, Full size rebuilt with less than 300 hrs. (2 sets forks, 3 buckets, 12 Wooden Pails; Bear Banks; Rug Beaters; Rolling Green ’56 Ticket & Bath Room, Laundry Room/Offi ce area, and a fully cemented Basement w/ walk in –16.5 tracks, tire chains), N.H. 65 baler (not complete), N.H. entrance. The home has a large two car Garage connected to the house with a small Elephant Bank; Vintage Cameras; Toaster; Chicken Crate; Chenille 269 baler w/thrower (rebuilt), J.D. 24T baler, buzz saw w/ Baby Blanket; Baby Clothes; American Counter Scales; Skeleton back porch area. The Home has many extras to include Wood-Mode Cabinets, Fire place Keys; Early & Modern Christmas Decorations; Wind-Up Santa’s & in Basement, a New Hydrget Hot Water Heater, and sliding Glass door off of the dining Lombardini power unit, BCS sickle bar mower, forecart, Celluloid Santa’s; Glass Baskets; Pink Depression Glassware; 20 room leading to a large back yard. The Property has its own on site Well & Septic, a paved 5’x8’ box trailer, 16’ cargo trailer, storage truck box, 20’ Chicken & Rabbits on Nest; Glass Candy Gun & Scotties; Cup/ driveway and plenty of road frontage. To see this valuable piece of Real Estate by Private truck box freezer, wood splitter w/8 hp motor NOTE: Sam Saucers; 7 pc. Princess House Wine Set; Princess House Glassware; appointment call Auctioneer at 570-541-1546. Any tests may be done on the property prior had a baler repair shop so there are skids of used baler parts Finlandia Party Set; JD Lights; JD Cookie Jar; Aunt Jemima’s Salt/ to auction date at prospective buyer’s expense. Real Estate to be offered at 12; 00 noon. and a collection of baler books. Peppers; Atlas Strawberries & Applies; 6 pc. Purple Carnival Glass Also selling the same day starting at 8:30 am. Antiques- Collectibles- Cub Cadet Riding Pitcher & Tumblers; Purple Carnival Peacock/Shell Sugar/Creamer; Mower- Household Items. To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 MISC. MOTORS, TOOLS & SHOP Shirley Temple Pitcher; Goofus & Iris Bowls; Blue Glass Slipper; Estate of: Edna I. Shaff er EQUIP., ETC.: 1928 J.D. hit & miss 1 ½ hp mod. 10 Reverse Painting Pictures; Childs Tin Cup; Whiskey Beams Executor: Alfred L. Martin 292184, 4 Maytag motors, Isuzi diesel (approx. 60 hp), 6 Trophy Republican/Democrat; Brass Hand School Bell; Lg. School AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Wisconsin motors (1 rebuilt, 2 run cond., 3 as is), 2 Military Bell; Rotary Phone; Graniteware Pans; #10 Wagner, #3 Walpak Tim L Kline AU-002998-L motors, old Cushman motor, 8 hp Honda, 20 KW25 KVA Cast Iron Fry Pans; Favorite Dutch Oven; Table Top Replica Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 3-phase generator, 4 gas powered generators (1-8500 watt, Steam Engine, Alcohol Fueled Charles Chip Can; G.E. Bake-O- Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L 2-5500 watt 1 brand new, 1-3500 watt), 2000 watt Mitsubishi Light Radio; Runner Sled; Potato Crates; Gurley Candles; McCoy generator, 2 air compressors (1 w/11 hp Honda and 1 w/5 ½ Vases; Oil Cans; Shoe Hasp; Sifters; Tinware; Sprinkling Can; Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed For Bidder #. Owners and Cookie Cutters; SS Bowls; Glass Pitchers; Misc. Pressed Glassware/ Auctioneer not responsible for accidents hp Honda), 500 gal. air tank, 5 Husqvarna chain , Zena China; Raccoon Collection; Salt & Peppers Shakers; Sinclair Owner Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” welder, misc. welding rods, misc. steel, welding table, knife Manuals; Vintage Hats; Longaberger Baskets; Prince Albert Tins; grinder, tubing bender, Grizzly metal lathe, new H.D. 1-T. Blue & White Corningware; Coleman Ice Chests & Thermos; Sm. shop crane, 30-T. shop press, 80x18 gearbox, 2 acetylene Electrical Appliances; Pyrex Measuring Cup; Keurig Red Coffee Pot; torch sets, Craftsman 15 in. 12 speed drill press, pallet jack, Sunbeam Heritage Mixer; Bella Elect. Fry Pan; H/B Food Processor; 2 & 4 wheel shop carts, 10” Delta table saw w/5 hp motor, 18 qt. Roaster Oven; Crock Pots; Corningware Slow Cooker; 10 cu. Bridgewood 20” 1986 planer, Porter cable jointer, Delta Bunn Coffee Maker; Rival Fry Pan; Vac. Sealer; Elect. 6 qt. White 12” planer, Craftsman table top drill press, Yuba band saw, Mountain Ice Cream Freezer; Mtn. Pie Makers; 3003 Walker Folding Wednesday, July 1 @ 9:00 AM Craftsman routers and others, Cornell 18” blower, Maki GPN Treadmill; ProForm 10.8X Bike; Hoover Power Dash Sweeper; Local 281 Walnut Street, Mifflinburg, Union Co., PA. Cookbooks; Linens; Blue/White Gone w/the Wind Lamp; Blue/White 2800 psi blower, 2-275 gal. fuel tanks, pole jacks, Craftsman Tree Light; Glass End Lamps & Floor Lights; Unibox, Gibson Hawk H/H Goods, Antiques & Collectibles: tap & die set, DeWalt tools, misc. air tools, ¼” to ¾” socket & Tempo Amplifi ers; Allegra Speakers; Mantola Table Top Radio; 14 cu. Frigidaire Upright Freezer (new); Whirlpool HE Eco Boost Washer (like new); sets, log chains, bolt bins, lots of Craftsman and other misc. Hoover Steam Vac; Metal Stackable Chairs; 500+ Avon pcs.; 12 pc. 18 cu Frigidaire Refrigerator; 30” Almond Elect. Hotpoint Stove w/Self Cleaning hand tools, too many to mention! Green Leaf Pattern Corelle Dishes & Extras; 12 pc. Yellow Pattern Oven; Harvest Gold Whirlpool Dryer; 3 pc. Queen Bedroom Suite; 3 pc. White Oak Rem. 270 mod. 7600 w/Swift scope, Corelle Dishes; Bakeware; Revereware & Duncan Hines Cookware; Bedroom Suite; Dbl. Bed Mattress & Box Springs; 7 pc. Pa. House Cherry 40” x 90” GUNS, ETC.: Canners; Roasters; Cosco Step Stools; Canning Jars; Pressure Table & Chairs; Pa. House Droplid Secretary Desk w/Glass Top; Bassett Glass Front Rem. 30-06 mod. 7600 w/Redeld scope, Rem. 22 single Canner; Older Bottles; Leather Purses; Cast Aunt Jemima; Texaco Hutch; 5 pc. Table & Swivel Uph. Chairs; Sm. Oak Glass Top Hutch; 2 Door Pantry shot, Win. 243 mod. 670 w/Tasco, Mossberg 12 ga. pump, Horse & Tanker; Hess Trucks; 1990 Baseball Cards; Kellogg’s Truck; Cupboards; Maple & Oak End Stands; Blanket Chest; Cedar Chest; Drum Stand; H&R 16 ga. Single shot, Pardner 410 mod. SB1 single shot, Milk Bottles & More. Brass Floor Light; Tweed Sofa w/End Recliners; Wooden Folding High Chair; Offi ce Centurion 50 cal. In-line, 2 pellet guns, Daisy BB gun, Toys (Sat.): TV Jet Deluxe Car Dash; Cherokee & Thunderbolt Chair; Stereo; Console Gotham Sewing Machine; Oak 6 Gun-Gun Cabinet (made by binoculars, misc. ammo, 8-gun gun cabinet, turkey calls, 14’ Air Planes; Attacking Martian; Elect. Shot Arcade; Danny O’Day Richard Kratzer); Hunting Knife; Plant Stands; Gold Star Air Conditioner; Roasters; alum. boat, trolling motor, tackle boxes,  shing poles, 3 tents Ventriloquist Doll w/Jimmy Nelson Record; Tom & Jerry Target Bakeware; Cookware; Graders; Vintage Canister Set; Porch Glider & Chairs; Adv. – size 18’ x 30’, 18’ x 20’, 12’ x 20’. Game; Rock-Em, Sock-Em Robots; G.I Joes; Bop the Beetle; Tins; Rug Beaters; Wash Boards; Graniteware: Pails, Pots, Dish Pans, Cake Pan, The Big Parade Terminal; Camelback Skyway Treacherous; Mr. Strainers, Bowls, Coffee Pot, Pie Plates, Tubs; Ladles; Sampler Singer Sewing HOUSEHOLD: Wooden butter churn, gal. glass butter Basketball; Sandlot Slugger; Aurora Snowmobile ; Machine in Case; Pyrex Casseroles & Baking Dishes; Green & Clear Canning Jars; churn, light cabinet, 3 hole desks, roll in quilt frame, 5 Johnny Astro Controlled Space Flight; Vietnam Action Model; Space Marbles; Buttons; Cast Iron Griswold Fry Pans & Mush Pot on Stand; Chicken on lifetime tables, 8’ picnic table, 3-burner oil stove, 2 3-burner Crawler Action Set; Tom & Jerry Game; Dynamite Shack; Matchbox Nests: Purple Slag, Green, Clear, Blue, Pink, Gold, White, Purple & Roosters on Eureka gas stoves, propane gas burner for furnace, propane Cars/Case; Skil Craft Chemistry Lab; Tonka: Cement Mixer, Mighty Nests; Atlas Strawberry; Orange Rose Depression Bowl, Pitcher; Moose Creamer; heater, large elec. refrigerator w/2 sliding doors, 2 elec. chest Diesel, Might Car Carrier, Dump Trucks, Payloader; Johnny Express Sm. Tea Pots; Ivy & Vintage Tumblers; Veg. Dishes; Glass Berry Set; Meat Platters; freezers, 10 ice cream freezers in various sizes, ice cream Fire Truck (remote); Automatic Scoop Power Shovel; Tru Scale Milk Glass: Vases, Baskets, Open Compotes; Halls Sugar/Creamer; Green Dep. Tractors, Manure Spreader, Plow, Cultivators; Buddy L Bulldozer; Sherbets; Milk Bottles: Wehr’s, Bechtels, Erdly’s & Wilson; McDonalds Disney freezer unit w/ m tor, vanity cabinet, 2 single beds w/S&M, Marx Power Grader; Marx Elect. Steam Train; Buckeye Truck; Marx Character Glasses; VitaMix Kitchen Center; Deep Fryer; Griddle; Farberware Elect. cash register, copier (new in box). GLASSWARE: set of Dump Truck; Metal American Tool Chest; Wee Winkie Clock; Marx Skillet; Crock Pot; New Oak Peg Shelves; Toys: Metal Jack in the Box, Pull Pig, Wheat dishes, water sets, berry sets, sugar & creamers, misc. Car; Marx TV Tennis Game; Various John Deere: Backhoe, 452 Teddy & Ball Wagon, Frankonia Kids Sewing Machine, Fisher Price, Cap water pitchers, asst. of hens on nests, moon & star dishes, Grain Drill, Grinder Mixer, Utility Tractor w/Loader, 1915 Model Gun; Childs Ironing Board, Dolls, Doll Highchair & Swing; Golden Books, (Little Black candy dishes, other misc. glassware, kerosene lamps. TOYS: R Waterloo Boy Tractor, Wagon, Forage Wagon, 1700 Corn Sambo); Shirley Temple, Quintuplet & Western Roundup Books; Gurley Candles; Tonka truck & loader, 2 Super 66 balers in boxes, J.D. 1937 Planter, Hit & Miss Sample Toys; Crossfi re; Drag Strip; Chenille Bedspreads; Lincoln Glass Bank; Doilies; Story of Union County; Hess G tractor, JD mod. A tractor plus other toy equipment. Kabala Game; Billiard Game; Paddle Pool; Long John Firetruck; Trucks; Tupperware; Longaberger Pottery Gravy Bowl; Men & Ladies Watches; Microscope; Rat Patrol; Tom Thumb Typewriter; ’62 Red Baron Jewelry; Sewing Notions; Ice Chest; Records; Handicap Eqpt. & More. BUTCHERING ITEMS: #32 Choprite meat Musical Wooden Airplane (works); Metal Friction Turkey, Duck; grinder w/motor, commercial vertical meat stuffer, Enterprise Snowblower & Tools: 8/26 Cub Cadet Snowblower (2 stage); Windup Metal Chicken Lays Eggs (works); Mechanical Jumping Campbell Hausfeld Air Compressor; 1 Ton Floor Jack; Milwaukee Sawzall; Stanley & lard press, 8 small grinders various sizes, meat stirrers, iron Rabbit; Disneyland Ferris Wheel; SusVintage Compact Singer Craftsman Router; Bosch Grinder; Craftsman 40 Jointer; B/D Professional Cut-Off Saw; kettle, SS furnace, Dayton meat slicer. Sewing Machine; Snowcone Machine; Big Bruiser Service Truck; Makita Drill; 3” x 21” Craftsman Belt Sander; Craftsman Table Saw; ; 1/3 hp B-B Gun Game; Snoopy Astronaut; Metal Barn/Animals; Johnny AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a large auction. We Sump Pump Motor; Craftsman Box End Wrenches & Socket Sets; Oil Cans; Grease will be selling with 2 auctioneers. 1st block at 8:30 with household, Reb Cannon Remco; Wooden Pull Toys; Firecracker Cannon; Gun; Varmint Traps; Bolts/Nuts/Screws/Nails; Saw; 16 Gal. Craftsman Snap Toys; Tricycles; Metal Childs Wheelbarrow; Budweiser Die 2nd block at 9:00 with shop tools and equipment. Guns at 1:00. Shop Vac; Wooden Step Ladder; Spotlight; Fishing Lures, Rods, Reels (Eagle Claw, For more information contact Joel at 570-217-7692. Cast Metal Vehicles; Model Cars; Tru Vue Projector; Spirographs; Hurricane, Zebco, Rhino); Goodyear Organizer & Others; Wooden Crates; Tool Boy Scout Memorabilia; 3 pc. Metal Childs Set; Cap Guns; Creepy Carriers; B/D Workmate; Pipe Clamps; 21 pc. Stanley Screwdriver Set; Lawn/Garden & MANY MORE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TOO Crawler Plates; Carom Board; Majority of the Toys Complete in Shop Tools; Smoke & Grill Grill; 6 qt. White Mtn. Ice Cream Can & More. NUMEROUS TO MENTION Working Condition. Local Advertising AUCTION UNDER TENT - AMISH LUNCH STAND Brenda Kratzer, Owner Estate of: Janet Ettinger, (the late Galen Ettinger) TERMS OF SALE: Cash OR good Pennsylvania Check. Auctioneers Note: Very Clean Merchandise. Something for Everyone. Attorney: Richard Scheib, 570-523-3200 NOTE: Owner and Auctioneers not responsible in case of injury or Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • accident. All verbal information day of auction takes precedence 570-966-2512, & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • over written advertisement. ALL ITEMS SOLD AS-IS. 570-966-2512, Daniel King, AA-019500-L Complete Listing & Photos Available Complete Listing & Photos Available auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Gotoauction. Aaron J. Kanagy, Auctioneer AU 005059 com ID# 4215. Owners & Auctioneers Not auctionzip.com ID# 2399 Responsible for Accidents Food Stand (717) 437-7955 · Auction Zip ID# 49734 June 26, 2020, Union County Times -9 COVID-19 New Berlin Fire Company “Pedals Out Polio” Bike Response Update Hosted Carnival Food Event By Kay Poeth Rides Raise Funds From Evangelical By Kay Poeth Community Hospital

Residents enjoyed the delicious carnival food at the New Berlin Fire Company event held on June 17-20. Pictured here are Jeff Coup, Milton, Rotary Pictured here is the surge tent that was es- New Berlin Fire Company hosted four District 7360 PolioPlus Chair; Mark Barbour, nights of delicious carnival food from Sun- tablished next to the Emergency Depart- shine Shows LLC on June 17-20. It provided Fairfax, VA; Bob Barbour, Montoursville; ment at Evangelical Hospital in the event residents and supporters an opportunity to Amanda Mortimer, Bloomsburg and Ken of a COVID-19 surge,will be disassembled munch on the summertime staple of carnival Auchter, Millville ready to ride in the “Pedals and removed. goodies that everyone has been craving as Alternate Care Site to be Removed well as chance to head out to chat with neigh- By the end of June, the alternate care site bors and visit with friends. Adding to the that was established next to the Emergency festivities, Mark Alexander entertained the Department in the event of a COVID-19 crowds with live music on two of the nights. . surge, will be disassembled and removed. Patrons were encouraged to “Fill the Boot” to help support the local fi re company “in our In the meantime, the space will be kept time so we may help you in YOUR time of open. If a surge of COVID-19 does occur, need!” Firefi ghter boots were placed at vari- it will be utilized to redeploy the alternate ous stands for donations. care site. The alternate test site behind Pla- A New Berlin Fire Company representa- za 15 and the McCann School of Business tive stated, “The event was a great help for us remains in place to test individuals who in these uncertain times to help off set some Cyclists leave Miffl inburg Community Park head out for the think they may have had contact with CO- of the loss of revenue we are enduring. Sun- 47-mile ride over Jacks Mountain in the “Pedals Out Polio” VID-19. shine Shows LLC is a great organization who campaign sponsored by Rotary 7360. West Branch Medical Center Laboratory was willing to come in and help us out on such short notice!” Opening Out Polio” fundraiser sponsored by Rotary The New Berlin Fire Company is planning 7360. The family ride and the Jacks Mountain The laboratory location in West Branch other upcoming events. In July watch for the Medical Center will reopen to patients on 50 ride both started and fi nished at Miffl in- Chicken BBQ, New Berlin Day in August, burg Community Park. Monday, June 29, 2020. Hours of operation and Chicken and Waffl es in September. will be 7:30 am-4 pm, Monday through Donations are always gratefully accepted. Bicyclists gathered at the Miffl inburg Com- Friday only. Send them to: New Berlin Fire Company at munity Park on June 20 in support of the Ped- Patients will need to have a hard copy of 415 High Street, New Berlin PA 17855. als Out Polio fundraiser sponsored by Rotary their laboratory orders with them to avoid District 7360. delays in moving individuals through the The family ride featured an outing on the Mif- small waiting area. For questions or to ob- fl inburg-Lewisburg Rail Trail for those who tain laboratory orders, contact your pri- preferred a leisurely pace on a fl at track. Al- though the trail runs 9 miles, participants could mary care provider. Only one patient will set their own length on the fl at track. The Jacks be permitted to be in the actual lab area at Mountain 50 ride was a more challenging 47 any one time. mile ride with changes in elevation. Both rides Physician and Clinic Practice Re-Open started and fi nished at Miffl inburg Community Plan Continues Park.. Additional physician and clinic practices Jeff Coup, Rotary District 7360 PolioPlus are beginning operations as part of the Chair reports that approximately 22 cyclists phased reopening plan. Patients have ac- participated in the event. Many other support- cess to the following practices/services ers participated in a virtual ride by making a starting on the date listed: donation. Through a combination of the Rail • SUN Orthopaedics – Williamsport, Trail, Jacks Mountain 50, and Virtual rides, the opened Monday, June 15, 2020 event raised over $6219 for the “Pedals Out Po- • Physical Therapy - Selinsgrove 522, Meadow Lane lio” campaign to eradicate polio. opening on June 22, 2020 Custom Doors Polio is a highly infectious disease that com- monly aff ects children under the age of 5. The Solid Wood and Vaneer virus is spread person to person and can lead Interior Doors - Entry Doors to paralysis. 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Come on down and ZECHMAN’S see the Selinsgrove Aaron’s Team, located FARM SUPPLY 1 D&H behind CVS, for great prices, and grab a 964 Route 522 | Selinsgrove, PA hot dog fresh off our grill to take home 570-374-7231 with you with your purchase! 10- Union County Times, June 26, 2020 Evangelical Invites Golfers & Macri Makes It Two In A Row At Port Royal Sponsors For Golf Classic Event Entering the 2020 race season, Anthony Macri track.” Evangelical Community Hospital will host its 34th made it clear that he intended to be a regular at Port By lap six Sweigart held a full straightaway lead Annual Golf Classic Event on Friday, August 14, Royal Speedway. Coming off a breakout season that on the fi eld and the following lap Bard got by Frye 2020, at the Susquehanna Valley Country Club in saw the young Dillsburg, Pa. native pick up his fi rst for third using the low line of the speedway. Brad Selinsgrove. The scramble format event has morn- career victory at ‘The Speed Palace’ to go along passed his way to second on lap 12 and began to set ing and afternoon shotgun starts available at 8 am with a podium fi nish to close out 2019 against the his sights on Sweigart. and 1:30 pm. Entry fee for each golfer is $125 and , Macri indeed looked ready to By lap 18, Bard had cut the lead in half as Swei- includes green fees, golf cart, refreshments on the take the next step. gart was deep in heavy lap traffi c. However, Swei- course, and meals. In light of the COVID-19 pan- However after two races, with racing limited in gart was too good on the top of the Speedway and demic, some aspects of this event are subject to Central Pennsylvania due to the eff ects of COV- Bard was never ever to mount a serious challenge change. ID-19, Macri headed out West to compete with the for the lead. The Golf Classic event raises funds for life-sustain- World of Outlaws and at the . As Sweigart took the checkered fl ag by 1.839 seconds ing treatments performed by the trained paramedics racing started back up last weekend, Macri came over Bard, Dave Grube, Larry McVay and Hauck. and emergency medical technicians of Evangelical in looking refreshed and ready to go as he picked Doug Dodson drove his way from 20th to sixth to Regional Mobile Medical Services. These emergen- up the win Sunday to close out a weekend double- earn a $100 hard charger bonus via Penns Valley cy responders also provide vital patient information header. Meat Market. to Emergency Department (ED) personnel before Saturday night he showed he will be a force to “It was a tough track to fi gure out as I almost spun the patient arrives at the ED doors. reckon with for the rest of the season as Macri out- out a couple times trying to get to the top,” said This year’s event features on-the-course contests dueled Dylan Cisney on Valley Supply Open Wheel Sweigart. “This place is my favorite track to race at, and a chance to win 2020 Ford Escape from Selins- Madness 1 night to pick up his second consecutive so I’m just thrilled to be in victory lane again.” grove Ford with a hole-in-one on the course. Quan- Weikert’s Livestock Sprint Car win at the Juniata 358 Sprint Cars’ del Construction is the main Golf Classic Event County oval and another $5000 prize. Doug Hammaker pulled off a last corner pass of Sponsor. Other sponsorship opportunities are avail- “I can’t thank Jim (Shuttlesworth) enough as he Brett Wanner on the outside of the Speedway to able for those looking to support ERMMS. gives me a slot car here and all I have to do is control claim the 358 Summer Series feature event for the Awards to the top three teams in the morning and the throttle and this thing just rolls around here,” second consecutive year. afternoon will be announced after all golfers have said Macri, thanking his crew chief. “We’re coming The win, worth $1500, tied him with his father returned their score cards. back next for three in a row.” Dale Hammaker for sixth on the all-time win list at “Over the years, this annual event has raised near- Unlike last week where Macri started on the front the Speedway in the division. ly $1,037,000,” said Donna Schuck, Associate Vice row and lead every lap, this week he had to work for “I just put the wing to the trunk and went all the President/Chief Development Offi cer at Evangeli- it. It was a young-gun front row as Justin Whittal way to the top and tried to see what I could make cal. “We are extremely grateful to the sponsors, par- and Jeff Miller led the fi eld to the green fl ag, with happen,” said Hammaker. “I feel bad for Brett as I ticipants, and donors whose contributions make the Miller getting the early advantage entering turn 1. pretty much did the same thing to him last year, but tournament a great success; this event is about more However, Whittal pulled under last years Speedway winning here is special and it means a lot to me.” than just a day on the golf course, it’s about provid- Rookie of the Year on the backstretch to take the With the leaders nose to tail, Hammaker capital- ing necessary funds to support lifesaving services.” lead entering turn three and lead lap one at the line. ized and got by Locke for second on the top of the ERMMS staff answer over 12,000 calls per year Macri was hot on the tail tank of Cisney over the speedway exiting turn four to move into the runner with 50 percent of those being medical emergen- next two laps. Cisney was able to gain some breath- up spot on lap 17. cies, 40 percent being trauma, and 10 percent clas- ing room as he put a lap car between himself and “I was kind of setting him up those last fi ve laps and sifi ed as other. All ERMMS paramedics are nation- Macri on lap 15, but the race’s only caution fl ew one I was just hoping it would pay off ,” said Hammaker. ally registered and cover territories in Lewisburg, lap later for a slowing Brent Marks, wiping out the “I wish every track gave us a surface like this as I Watsontown, Miffl inburg, White Deer Township, advantage and setting up a nine lap scramble. could really run well anywhere. I love winning in Milton, Middleburg, New Columbia, and the sur- On the restart, Cisney got a good jump on Macri this division and at this track.” rounding areas. and used the middle of the Speedway to pull away. For Wanner, it was another disappointment as he 2020 has proven even more challenging for emer- Two laps later though, Macri made his move as he led 23 laps and was really hoping to bring home the gency response staff who are activated to assist in pulled a slide job in turn’s one and two to take the win. triaging and caring for patients before arriving to lead. Cisney returned the favor in turn’s three and “It’s heartbreaking as I really want to win at this the Hospital. The COVID-19 pandemic saw an in- four to briefl y retake the lead, but Macri was able to track so bad, but I guess I’ll just have to be second creased amount of calls, with higher sensitivity to cross under him coming to the line to lead lap 19. best tonight.” said Wanner. “We tore up a car a few the spread of infectious disease. Even greater pre- “I was pushing hard in the beginning and I knew weeks back and we haven’t been able to practice this cautions were in place for each and every call and it was time to go, “ said Macri. “It’s always easier one at all. To get a second with really no testing, you the need for personal protective and specialized running second in traffi c than leading and I was just can’t be too upset I guess.” equipment to keep both staff and patients safe in- able to make it work there.” creased at an alarming rate. When the checkered fl ag fl ew it was Macri by 1.120 Nick Klose, Clinical Director of ERMMS said, seconds over Cisney, Whittal, TJ Stutts and Logan “I couldn’t be prouder of how the ERMMS staff Wagner. Wagner got upside down in his heat race Letters to the Editor have stepped up to provide the best possible care and transferred for the feature via the B-Main and Dear Editor, of patients during the COVID-19 response. They was awarded the night’s $400 hard charger award “You’re fi red!” was Donald Trump’s tough guy image continue to serve with the greatest amount of com- courtesy of Valley Supply as he passed 15 cars from on his “reality” television show, but it wasn’t reality. It passion during very diffi cult times. Dollars at this his 20th starting position. was act which he was taught to portray. He still wants event enable the Hospital to provide the equipment “I could hear him back there and I knew he was to portray that image. Trump like most bullies has to act and medical supply tools our EMTs and Paramedics there,” said Macri. “I knew if I messed up at all it tough to cover up deep insecurities. need to save lives.” was going to get interesting there at the end and I’m But this tough guy never fi res people face to face. He For more information on registration, sponsor- glad we could hold on and make it two in a row.” fi res via twitter or uses underlings to deliver the message. He sends out vile attack emails about anyone who might ships, and to be part of the 34th Annual Evangelical For Cisney, he thought he had the car to beat in say a word against him, but never has the guts to do it to Golf Classic, call 570-522-4850 or email fundrais- clean air and was surprised Macri was able to get by someone’s face. [email protected]. him. However, he was really happy for his sponsor During a demonstra- (Valley Supply) to have the top two cars on the front tion in front of the White The Elias Center for the Performing Arts stretch that they sponsor. House, the Secret Service proudly presents the 305 Sprint Cars took Trump to an under- Following a disappointing wreck last week in the ground bunker. When the Penns Valley Meat Market PA Sprint Series/IMCA word got out, he quickly 305 Sprint Car feature event, ‘Nitro’ Nick Sweigart denied it and said he was got some redemption as he led all 20 laps for his only an inspection. He must have thought it was an third career victory at the Port Royal Speedway. attack on his tough guy im- “We may have started on the pole but it was any- age. So he set up a photo op thing but easy out there,” said Sweigart. “We had a and strolled across the park bit of a tough start to begin the season last week so to the church across the this is a nice way to get redemption and get back on way. To do so he showed SaturS day,d JuneJ 2277 his total disregard for Ar- ticle I of the Constitution. He used aggressive forces 1 p.m. to move people out of the Meet snakes from around way who were peacefully assembling to express po- the country and around litical grievances, a Consti- the world including Ba- tutional right. nana Peel- a 12 ft. Albino This is the same tough Burmese Python guy who has genufl ected before the strongmen dic- tators around the world Admission:Ad i i $10 singing the praises of Pu- tin, Kim, Erdogan, and Bin Children under 12 FREE with paid adult Saud. 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