LOCAL RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS THE Presorted Standard ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Sunbury, PA Snyder County Times 17801 The Area’s Largest Weekly Newspaper! Permit No. #17 A DIRECT MAIL PUBLICATION - 23RD YEAR - NO. 43 Friday, October 23, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Sunbury Generation Plant: Brookdale Grayson View Halloween In The Park Hosts Haunted Drive Thru By Kay Poeth Going, Going, Gone By Kay Poeth By Kay Poeth

These spooktacular creatures led the parade through the town of Paxtonville to kick off the Halloween in the Park festivities. In a matter of 8 seconds, the two remaining 300 foot The community of Paxtonville celebrated the bewitch- Brookdale Grayson View will host a Haunted Halloween ing hour with Halloween in the Park on Sunday, Octo- smokestacks of the former Sunbury Generation Plant Drive Thru on October 28 from 6-8 pm. were gone. On Friday, October 16, 2020, spectators gath- ber 18. Approximately 60 costumed creatures of all ages On Wednesday, October 28 from 6-8 pm Brookdale paraded around the block and then enjoyed snacks and ered along the route to see the controlled implosion. The Grayson View will host a Haunted Halloween Drive warning siren wailed and the 9:07 am implosion was activities at the park. Each child received a treat bags Thru. This safe drive thru trail allows for both the com- and could participate in a variety of activities such as over in a blink of the eye. The 425 pounds of explosives munity and residents to enjoy the festivities. People will collapsed the smokestacks into a ruble and encircled the an engaging obstacle course, Halloween ring toss, and be directed to drive around the community receiving coloring pages. In between bites of hot dogs and chips, complex with dust. The Snyder County landmark and the candy at various stations (safely packaged using all pre- skyline is forever changed. the youngsters enjoyed an afternoon of playing on the cautions – gloves, mask, shield while having a front seat park equipment. The imploded smokestacks are part of the process to view of all the animatronics, Halloween scenes, lighting demolish coal-fi red plant in Shamokin Dam. In October and special eff ects! 2019 the eastern portion of the plant was demolished. “Halloween is normally one of our largest events. Due A year later the remaining two smokestacks were im- to COVID-19 restrictions, we needed to fi nd a safe way ploded. to still hold this event for our community to enjoy and for The demolish work was performed by crews from Pet- the residents to still be able to view it at a safe distance tigrew Inc. and F.R. Beinnke Inc from Swedesboro, New from their windows,” says Stephanie Wuerdeman. Jersey. LR Costanzo from Scranton was the general con- Mark your calendars for October 28. Don your cos- tractor. Operating engineers and ironworkers from Local tumes. Then come and enjoy the ghosts and goblins at 542 and 404 also assisted with the implosion. It will take this Spooktacular event. Located at 29 Grayson View Start your Christmas Shopping nearly 4 months to clean up the debris. Court in Selinsgrove. Rain date is October 29 from 6-8 Early with this Great Deal! Derick Shambach, Snyder County Emergency Man- pm. agement Coordinator, stated, “I would like to thank the fi rst responders from Hummels Wharf Fire Company, B33 - BERNETTE Shamokin Dam Fire Company, MICU 70, Snyder Coun- Special Marching Band ty Sheriff ’s Department, Shamokin Dam Police Depart- ment, Selinsgrove State Police, and the PA Fish and Boat Performance-October 23 Commission for their help during this event. From an By Kay Poeth emergency management perspective everything went perfect and all the people that I worked with from Pet- The Midd-West Marching Mustangs are proud to in- tigrew Inc. were very professional.” vite parents, staff , and the community for a special per- Built in 1949, the Sunbury Generation coal-powered formance of this season’s fi eld show featuring selections plant closed in 2014. Sunbury Generation operated a four from the Shrek Movies. During this evening there will unit, 400-MW coal-fi red power plant in Shamokin Dam. also be a special honor for marching band seniors and ad- $199.00 Units 1 and 2 were commissioned in 1949, Unit 3 in 1951 ditional performances that will feature diff erent sections Mechanical Sewing Machine, Perfect for Beginners! and Unit 4 in 1953. The Sunbury station closed its coal- of the marching band. Easy to learn the basics. Durable & Robust, fi red operations in March of 2014 and was offi cially de- Come and support the band on Friday, October 23 at Excellent Stitch Quality. activated in July 2014. It was replaced by the combined- 7 pm at the Midd-West High School Stadium for a free • Semi-Automatic Needle Threader cycle natural gas-powered Panda Hummel Station. performance of the Marching Mustangs performance • Manual Thread Cutter • Large Accessory Box featuring selections from the Shrek movies. Donations • Stable Presser Foot Shank & Bobbin Rods will be taken to help the marching band raise money for • Swiss Design • Simple Knobs new uniforms. This Week’s Inserts: Weis in Select Areas!

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This will be a safe Come out to Grace Covenant Community Selinsgrove Farmers Market every Saturday community event, taking place along PUMC’s wooded Oct. 24th, 9-1pm. Commons Downtown Selinsgrove walking trail. All attendees are asked to be mindful of Church, 99 Cafe Lane, Middleburg Rooster’s Corner Sportsmans ClubTurkey Shoot state and CDC guidelines for outdoor activities. Children Wednesday, October 28th October 25th, 1pm should also bring their own buckets or bags. Decatur Sportsmans Club Ham/Turkey Shoots from 4-7 pm October 25th, 1pm, Every Sunday thru Nov. 22nd Middleburg News MJHS Class of 1966 Monthly Breakfast Halloween/Safety Open House will be held at Reliance Lots of Indoor and Outdoor Fall Fun for October 28th, 9am, Middlecreek Cafe’ Hose Company on Saturday, October 31 from 6-8 pm. Kids and Teens! There will be Food, In- Five Barley Loaves Monthly Food Distribution Middleburg Borough Trick or Treating will be held on flatables, Hayrides, Games, Crafts, Door October 30th, 10-12, Specht St. McClure Saturday, October 31 from 6-8 pm. Prizes and More. Everyone is invited, Selinsgrove Farmers Market every Saturday Sherry Hostetler joined the Foxy 50 Club on October Oct. 31st, 9-1pm. Commons Downtown Selinsgrove 2 and celebrated with a beach themed party to mark her and everything is Free! Decatur Sportsmans Club Ham/Turkey Shoots making waves for another decade! Call 570-837-5809 for more November 1st, 1pm, Every Sunday thru Nov. 22nd Beavertown News Rooster’s Corner Sportsmans ClubTurkey Shoot Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat at Beaver Lutheran Church information, or visit www.g3c.net. November 1st, 1pm - On October 31 from 5-7 pm, Beaver Lutheran Church Midd West Football Annual Chinese Auction will be handing out candy at the church. All are invited November 7th, 11am, Drawing 5pm, Grace Covenant to come by! Remember to come in costume! Community Church, 99 Cafe Lane Middleburg welcome. CDC guidelines followed. Kratzerville Fire Co. Chicken/Pork BBQ On Oct. 24 Beaver Lutheran Church is hosting their Erik Herrold November 7th, 11:30am. Route 204 monthly food giveaway from 8-10 am with pre-bagged 23rd Annual Filled Basket & Craft Auction Richfi eld food given to people from the porch of the church. This 3127 Rt. 35, November 7th, 6pm, Richfi eld Fire House month Beaver Lutheran Church is also re-opening the Selinsgrove, PA 17870 VFW Post 5640 Middleburg Pulled Pork Dinner clothing giveaway. It will be outside as well. 570.809.9707 November 7th, 11-3pm, Beaver Springs News [email protected] Drive-Thru Ham & Beef Potpie Sale Beavertown The Beaver Springs Fire Company is holding an Apple www.shootingsupplyusa.com November 7th, 4pm, Rescue Hose Co. Dumpling Sale on October 24 from 10 am- 2 pm. Contact Gun Broker: ArcticSapper Fall Indoor Bazaar and Bake Sale Mt. Pleasant Mills by email: admin@beaverspringsfi re.com, on Facebook, or by any member. A limited number of extra dumplings FIREARMS - RELOADING SUPPLIES/SERVICE November 7th, 8-2pm, Aline UMC Aline Schoolhouse. - CLASS III/NFA - SHOOTING ACCESSORIES Ham/Chicken Pot Pie-Freeburg Fire Co. will be available to purchase that day. Pick up at the November 7th, 4pm til sold out. Take outs only Beaver Springs Fire Company located on Center Street. Hours: Mon., Wed. & Fri.- 9 am - 8 pm, All proceeds benefi t the fi re company. Tues. & Thurs. 12 - 5 pm, Sat. 9 am - 5 pm NOTICE Fall Décor Bingo will be held at the MACC on Friday, NOTE TO READERS:++ Oct. 23. Doors open at 5 pm. Bingo begins at 6:30 pm.. To place events in the calendar please send them at least Concession stand, raffl es, door prizes, 5 special games three weeks before the event so that we can publish it and 50/50 drawing. Located at 67 Elm Street. at least twice before the event. The deadline for events Trunk or Treat will be held at the MACC on Friday, Oc- is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by space avail- tober 30 from 6-9 pm for all your ghoulish fun. Trunks able. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Address: P.O. outside and refreshments inside. Come dressed in your Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570-837-0776. favorite and bewitching costume. To reserve a spot for E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers must include your trunk call 570-658-2276. Located at 67 Elm Street. area code. Penns Creek News T&D’s Trek & Treat Halloween Festivities will be held on October 24. From noon to 4 pm (last admission is at 3 pm), guests can fi nd answers to a scavenger hunt as they Church News trek the grounds. Children can turn in their answers for a treat. To add the festivities, wear your costume. Admis- Wayside Bible Church Middleburg Fall Revival sion is $10 cash for ages 3 and over. Guests must wear 570-539-8101 October 25-28, Billy Sampson and Family a mask to ensure the safety of visitors and animals. Lo- Stony Run Mission McAlisterville cated at 363 Mountain Road in Penns Creek. Call 570- October 25th, 6, Keith Plott will be sharing 837-377 or visit www.tdscats.com for more information. Wayside Bible Church Middleburg Food To Go Selinsgrove News November 3rd, Franklin Twp Voting Site. Donation only The Selinsgrove Projects, Inc. is proud to announce additional performances in the Rudy Gelnett Fall Music. Upcoming concerts include The Dilly Beans on Satur- day, October 24 from 3-5 pm outdoors at Selin’s Grove Brewing Company, Gabe Stillman Band on Sunday, October 25 from 4:00-5:30 pm at the Selinsgrove Com- mons, and Tussy Mountain Moonshiners from 3-5 pm Hrs: Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9AM - 6PM; Wed. 10AM outdoors at Selin’s Grove Brewing Company. Social dis- - 6PM; Fri. 9AM - 9PM; Sat. 9AM - 8PM; Sun. 12-4 Trunk/Treat Middlecreek Area Community Center tancing will be in place and masks must be worn when October 30th, 6-9pm, Reserve spot 570-658-2276 not seated. Dancing is prohibited. Bring your lawn chair M$" B ! L! H"  Haunted Hayride Bannerville Fire Co. and enjoy the entertainment! October 23,24,30,31 7-10pm 7547 Stage Rd. McClure The REC Day of Giving will be held on Wednesday, 24 Pack/12 oz. Cans 12 Pack/12 oz. Cans Drive-Thru Trick or Treat Beaver Lutheran Church October 28, 2020. Anonymous donors will match up to October 31st, 5-7pm, $15,000 if the REC can raise that much by the end of the $10.99 plus tax $6.59 plus tax Trunk Or Treat Wesley UMC Selinsgrove month. You can donate online, drop off at the REC, or October 31st, 6-8pm, 300 Rhoads Ave. Church Parking send by mail. We look forward to reaching new heights 31 Page Lane Middleburg, PA 17842 Lot 570-374-8015. (Across from High School Stadium) in the new year! To learn more or make a donation, visit 570-837-1121 www.selinsgroverec.com or contact or by phone at (570) 884-3316. 1.3 % Social Security Increase Approximately 70 million Americans will see a 1.3 Middleburg Auction percent increase in their Social Security benefi ts and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments in 2021. The following items were sold on October 20, 2020 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) notices will be Mixed: $185 to $245 by the Ton; Straw: $37.50 to $40 mailed throughout the month of December to retirement, by the Bale; Ear Corn: $125 to $150 by the Bushel; Oats: survivors, and disability benefi ciaries, SSI recipients, $5.60 by the Bushel; Calf: $5 to $225 per hundred; Fats: and representative payees. $43.50 to $113 by the Ton; Cow: $23 to $59 per hundred; Free Community Food Distribution on Oct. 23- 3 pm Bull: $39 to $96 per hundred; Feeder: $5 to $130 per hun- Friday October 23, VFW POST 6631 and Legion Post dred; Hogs: $37 to $84 per hundred; Pigs: $2 per head; 25 combined will be distributing a free distribution of Sows: $15 to $45 per hundred; Boars: $3 to $30 per hun- food provided to our community by Sysco Food Corp. dred; Sheep: $70 to $120; Goats: $7 to $400 per head; Free distribution to the community will begin at 3 pm Lambs: $195 to $255 per hundred. and continue until the last box is handed out. No Income requirements need to be met. The distribution will be held drive through style with no one leaving their vehi- Half Falls Wood cles. If you know a family who may be struggling, please & Fabr tell them to come to the VFW located on Rt. 522 in Se- linsgrove to receive food. Also Street of Shops “Downtown” Booth #311 Births 8:00 AM till 2:00 PM A girl, Hadley Ann Hackenberg to Adrianne Gesselman Rt. 522, between Middleburg & Kreamer and Logan Hackenberg of Lewisburg on October 1, 2020 570-415-2952 at 3:32pm at The Family Place of Evangelical. Grandpar- ents are Donna and Harry Hackenberg Jr. of New Colum- of Every Month; bia and Nicole and Todd Gesselman of Selinsgrove. ©1997 Snyder County Times, Inc. 405 East Main Street, Middleburg, Pa. 17842 Next Horse Sale Dec. 26th Telephone: 570-837-6065 Fax: 570-837-0776 Winding Creek Produce Bulk Foods Earl Stauffer Summer slipped away, Email: [email protected] Located Both In & Outside The Market House Weaver’s Located Inside the building! but we still have a nice Hours: Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday 8-4 Use your FMNP checks while variety of Local Vegetables Market & Bakery there is still a Wide Variety of Baking Supplies, Pastas, Thursday 1-4 • Friday By Appointment Apples & Other Late Season Candies, Spices, Snacks - Tomatoes, Cabbage, Rts. 11 & 15, Port Trevorton Local Vegetables to choose from! • Jake & Amos Broccoli, all kinds of 10 miles S. of Selinsgrove Publisher/Owner: Susan Weaver Including Potatoes, Tomatoes, Brand Pickles Peppers plus Regular & In-Offi ce Staff: Valerie Hollenbach, Debbie Gastelu & Cheyenne Peachy Beans & Cabbage. • Homemade Bread Sweet Potatoes. 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October 23, 2020, Snyder County Times -3 Courts Police Deeds: Marriages: SELINSGROVE STATE POLICE Ronald L. & Debra L. Hicks, Selinsgrove to Derek R. John Everett McCullough, Coal Township to Alaina Marie Theft Bad Checks 9:16 a.m. October 8, at 5354 S. Susque- Hicks, Selinsgrove & Seth M. Hicks, Miffl inburg property in Auker, Selinsgrove hanna Trail, in Union Township. PSP responded to a report of Penn Township for the sum of 1.00. Thomas Lloyd Harp, Mt Pleasant Mills to Selena Jane Wil- bad checks. This investigation is under investigation. Robert C. & Connie M. Paige, Middleburg to Gregory L. low, Mt Pleasant Mills Hit & Run 5:42 p.m. October 7, on Brown Street, in Mon- & Debra L. Bingaman, Middleburg property in Middlecreek Ralph Joachim Blessing, Liverpool to Linda Lisbeth Pan- roe Township. A gray Jeep was exiting the parking lot of Dirt Township for the sum of 1.00. aranda Sarmiento, Liverpool Cheap Cars. While backing up the Jeep hit and knocked over Sheriff s Deed; John A. Zechman & Tammie K. Reigle, Cameron William Wade, Fort Littleton, Pa. to Maryssa the stop sign located at the intersection of Brown Street and Middleburg to Northumberland Bank property in Middle- Catherine Schleig, Selinsgrove Pennsylvania Avenue. Anyone with information is asked to burg Borough for the sum of 10,918.75. Taylor Vaughn Steele, Herriman UT. To Savannah Lynn contact police at 570-374-8145. Monroe Township, Selinsgrove to National Beef Packing Olsen, Lewisburg Assault with Weapon Between 3:30-4p.m October 10, on Co. LLC, Kansas City Mo. Property in Monroe Township Walnut Street, in Center Township. An assault occurred on the roadway. A 15 year old female, of Penns Creek, was walking for the sum of 1.00. DISTRICT JUDGE LORI HACKENBERG, Joshua S. & Amber E. Gardner, Selinsgrove to Chad R. & home when she was physically assaulted. The investigation is MIDDLEBURG ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact police Ashley R. Dull, Northumberland property in Shamokin Dam Charged George R. Stephens, 54, of Middleburg, with Borough for the sum of 220,000.00. robbery-take property from other with force, theft by unlaw- at 570-374-8145. Roger W. & Susan M. Sheesley to George & Heather Rad- ful taking, and receiving stolen property on September 28. Crash 7:46 p.m. October 10, on N. Susquehanna Trail, in abaugh, Selinsgrove property in Washington Township for Stephens was arraigned on September 29 and bail was set at Monroe Township. A 2015 Chevrolet Cruze driven by Alyssa the sum of 325,000.00. 10% of $3,000. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for No- N. Whittle, 25, of Edwardsville, was traveling south on N. Phyllis L. Reich, Middleburg & Bruce A. Reich, Richfi eld vember 19, at 10 a.m. Susquehanna Trail in the left lane. A 2007 GMC Sierra driven by Robert R. Shingara, 37, of Sunbury, was stopped in the to Bruce A. Reich, Richfi eld property in West Perry Town- Charged Samala Leeann Wilson, 40, of Millmont, with re- ship for the sum of 1.00. tail theft on September 18. A preliminary hearing is sched- southbound left lane of N. Susquehanna Trail and was stuck Jonathan M. & Toni V. Villella, Selinsgrove to Jonathan M. uled for October 27, at 10:15 a.m. by Whittle’s Chevrolet Cruze. Both vehicles came to rest fac- ing south. Whittle was cited for following too closely and & Toni V. Niles, Selinsgrove property in Selinsgrove Bor- DISTRICT JUDGE JOHN H. REED, ough for the sum of 1.00. Shingara was cited for required fi nancial responsibility. SELINSGROVE 1-3a.m. September 29, at 3853 Heister Valley Road, John A. Hubbell & Melissa Frame, Selinsgrove to Penn Charged Joshua J. Elliott, 38, of Kulpmont, with theft by Theft Township Municipal Authority, Selinsgrove property in unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, and criminal mis- in West Perry Township. Multiple “Biden” signs were taken Penn Township for the sum of 1.00. chief on October 7. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for from the yard of James Coble, 79, of Richfi eld. There are no Bernice L. Troutman, Selinsgrove to Jessica D. Santer, Se- October 29, at 11:45 a.m. leads at this time. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 570-374-8145. linsgrove property in Selinsgrove Borough for the sum of Charged Jeff rey Scott Snyder, 56, of Selinsgrove, with two 169,900.00. counts of sexual abuse of children on September 30. Snyder DUI 10:32 a.m. October 9, at 1117 N. Susquehanna Trail, Barry & Dorothy Brubaker, Richfi eld to Jason E. & Kim- was arraigned before District Judge Hackenberg on October in Selinsgrove. Selinsgrove Borough Police stopped a 2020 berly A. Brubaker, Mt Pleasant Mills property in Perry 7 and bail was set at $25,000 unsecured. A preliminary hear- Chevrolet Trax driven by Kathleen Bailey, 60, of Lewisburg, Township for the sum of 1.00. ing is scheduled for November 12, at 11:30 a.m. on Broad Street, in Selinsgrove. PSP arrived on scene and found Bailey to be under the infl uence of alcohol. Charges Felicia A. Glenny, Mertztown Pa. for Robert D. Keister Jr, Charged Dusan Bratic, 74, of Mechanicsburg, with ob- Center Township to Harmony & Manessa Prinsloo, Middle- structing administration of law or other government func- were fi led through District Court 17-3-03. burg property in Penns Creek for the sum of 96,000.00. tion, aiding consummation of crime, and public nuisances on Indecent Assault Between 8p.m.-3a.m. Little Mexico Road, Rose Ann Ruhl, Selinsgrove to Julie Flores Del Rosario, October 7. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for November in Jackson Township. Loren Zimmerman, 42, of Winfi eld, in- Lewisburg property in Selinsgrove Borough for the sum of 12, at 11:15 a.m. decently assaulted a 19 year old male, of Selinsgrove, while he was unconscious and heavily inebriated. 80,000.00. Charged Patrick Oshay Rohrer, 44, of Benton, with driving Randy W. & Diane M. Donkochik, Selinsgrove to Frank R. under the infl uence of alcohol with general impairment, acci- Crash 11:54 p.m. October 10, on Paxtonville Road, in Frank- & Madalyn D. Jankowski property in Jackson Township for dents involving damage to attended vehicle or property, driv- lin Township. A 2002 Saturn SL driven by Aaron R. Bolig, 25, the sum of 331,000.00. ing while operating privilege is suspended or revoked, duty of McAlisterville, was traveling east on Paxtonville Road and Sheriff Deed: John A. Zechman & Cynthia A. & Rick to give information and render aid, reckless driving, careless negotiating a slight left curve. Bolig was traveling at a rate L. Romig, to Trust Bank, Pinehurst, NC property in Penn driving, driving vehicle at safe speed, drivers required to be of speed to fast for conditions, subsequently causing Bolig’s Township for the sum of 29,480.25. licensed, and investigation by police offi cers on October 7. Saturn SL to exit the roadway on the right side and impact Fannie Mae to Zakrie W. & Krista M. Culp, Selinsgrove A preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 12, at 11 a ditch. After impact, Bolig attempted to regain control and property in Penn Township for the sum of 220,000.00. a.m. reentered the roadway, continuing to travel east across the op- posing lane of travel before exiting the roadway on the left David H. Hackenberg & Glenda L. Walter, Middleburg to Charged Jennifer Ann Kerstetter, 34, of Herndon, with al- MWE Group LLC, McClure property in Beavertown Bor- tered, forged, or counterfeit documents and plates, violations side and traveling through a residential yard. After traveling ough for the sum of 130,000.00. of use of certifi cate of inspection, and operation of vehicle through the yard, Bolig’s Saturn SL struck landscaping and Ryan C. & Lauryn D. Brandt, Selinsgrove to Andrew E. without offi cial certifi cate of inspection on October 7. A pre- a fence before continuing to travel east through an additional Wetzel, New Berlin property in Penn Township for the sum liminary hearing is scheduled for November 10, at 2:30 p.m. residential yard, striking a residence where it came to rest fac- ing east. No injuries were reported. Bolig was cited for driving of 221,000.00. Charged Robert Bradford Cross, 34, of Lewisburg, with Mary A. & William A. Henry, Richfi eld & Ruth R. & Peter unsworn falsifi cation to authorities on October 7. A prelimi- under the infl uence. Bergstresser, Herndon Pa. & Roger H. & Linda K. Reichen- nary hearing is scheduled for November 10, at 2:15 p.m. Drug Possession 10:41 p.m September 11, on N. Susque- bach, Richfi eld to Richfi eld Life Ministries Church, Richfi eld hanna Trail/Stetler Avenue, in Shamokin Dam. A traffi c stop property in West Perry Township for the sum of 165,000.00. was conducted of a 2003 Pontiac Vibe driven by Brant Long, Michael S. Kuhn & Michelle L. Kuhn, to Michael S. Kuhn, 18, of Danville. Long was found to be under the infl uence of Richfi eld property in West Perry Township for the sum of a controlled substance and was placed under arrest for DUI. 1.00. One juvenile passenger was found to be in possession of a Dixie L. Keyser Reichenbach & Alan H. Reichenbach, Sun- small amount of controlled substances. Two other juveniles bury to Ernest R. Oberholtzer, Winfi eld property in Center passengers were found to have been drinking alcohol and one Township for the sum of 60,000.00. was in possession of alcohol. Betty R. Landis, Richfi eld to Dustin B. & Claire H. Landis, Burglary Between 11-11:59p.m. October 9, at 7 E. Raleigh Green Land, Pa. property in West Perry Township for the Avenue, in Middleburg. An unknown suspect(s) broke into a sum of 1.00. garage belonging to Bill Dugan, 50, of Middleburg, by break- Eastern Communities Limited Partnership, Harrisburg to ing the lock to the window and going through it. Nothing was Andrew M. & Season M. Looper, Shamokin Dam property taken. If anyone has any information, they are encouraged to in Monroe Manor II for the sum of 76,000.00. contact police at 570-374-8145. Marla Boonie Ramer & Freedom Ramer Sr. Middleburg to Found Property 2 p.m. October 11, at 2 PA61, in Shamokin Chapin P. & Faith A. Jones, Selinsgrove property in Monroe Dam. A wallet was found on the Veteran’s Memorial Bridge. Township for the sum of 155,000.00. DUI 4 a.m. September 27, at 9361 Rt. 104, in Perry Town- Glen B. & Rebekah Bickhart, Middleburg to Matthew L. ship. PSP responded for a report of a one vehicle crash. David Sheaff er, Selinsgrove property in Penn Township for the sum Teats, 28, of Liverpool, was found to be under the infl uence of of 183,500.00. A!!! C alcohol and was placed under arrest. Charges have been fi led. Crash 11:45 a.m. October 11, on SR 204, in Jackson Town- Divorce: Since the Governor doesn’t want ship. An unknown vehicle was traveling west on SR 204 pass- Heather Astles, Selinsgrove from Garry Astles, Middle- ing a vehicle in a no-passing zone traveling in the opposite more than 250 at a game, most of the lane of travel at a high rate of speed. A 2016 Ford F-150XLT burg they were married for fans can’t be there. So we are asking 21 years driven by Patrick F. Snyder, 33, of Lewisburg, was traveling Randi L.Hostetler, McClure ZIMMERMAN’S the coaches if you would send in east on SR 204 negotiating a left curve. Snyder observed the from Nicole L. Hostetler, unknown vehicle traveling in his lane and swerved onto the your results & players of the game, right shoulder in an attempt to avoid the collision. The un- New Berlin they were mar- We Do Deer Processing anything to give your players the ried for 24 years. known vehicle struck Snyder’s Ford F-150XLT sideswiping recognition they deserve! the rear driver side fender and wheel well with it’s drivers side. Custom Butchering The unknown vehicle failed to stop and provide the necessary information, fl eeing the scene traveling west on SR 204. No Homemade Ring Bologna We mail out The Snyder County & Union County Times to all of your injuries were reported. The unknown vehicle is described as Dave’s an older model car that appeared to be painted in full or in Phone: 966-2441 local Family and Friends that can’t Automotives Wed.-Fri. 9-5:30, Sat. 8:30-12 part with grey or light black primer. Evidence left on scene State Inspection Cars & Trailers 2 mi. East of New Berlin, On be there. This would give them a indicated the vehicle is now missing a driver side mirror and A/C Repairs Rt. 304 & Corner of Little chance to hear how the game went! may have additional damage to the front drivers side. Anyone Mexico Rd. with information is asked to contact police at 570-374-8145.

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Wedges, Baked Beans, Macaroni & Cheese 4- Snyder County Times, October 23, 2020 Obituaries Patricia A. Hoke, 77, Freeburg Paul S. Snyder, 91, Richfi eld and bake and faithfully entered her canned and baked Patricia A. Hoke, 77, of Paul S. Snyder, 91, of Rich- goods at the Beaver Fair every year. Freeburg, entered into eter- fi eld, passed away Sunday Her greatest joy were her children and grandchildren nal rest on Tuesday, October evening, Oct. 18, 2020, at and she will be remembered for never saying no to any- 13, 2020, at her residence. his home. one when they needed her. Pat was born on September He was born Oct. 12, 1929, Surviving are a son and daughter-in-law, John Sr. and 2, 1943, in Lewisburg to the in Richfi eld, a son of the late Gayle Troxell of Middleburg; daughter and son-in-law, late Warren and Charlotte Thomas and Florence (Fer- Judi and Bob Hauck of Middleburg; grandchildren, (Bailey) Steininger. Pat was ster) Snyder. He was mar- Samantha and Jason Heimbach, of Middleburg, John the loving wife of 45 years ried to the former Mary C. Troxell Jr. of Beavertown, Amanda Hauck of Quincy, Il- to the late Gary E. “Scootie” Mausteller who preceded linois, and Matthew and Dyanna Hauck of Middleburg; Hoke, Sr. him in death in 2004. In great-grandchildren, Callie, Isabell, Courtney, and Ga- She was employed for 2005 he married Gale L. briel Heimbach, Kaden Troxell, Adalaide Harbison and many years as an aide with (Barner) Kratzer who sur- Kennedy Hauck; and one brother, Gerald Kratzer of Kis- the Selinsgrove Center. She vives. simmee. was a member of the Free- Paul was a 1950 graduate She was preceded in death by brothers, Roy, Floyd, burg Fire Company Ladies Auxilary. Pat’s passion was of Freeburg High School. Along with his brother, he had Gordon, Herman, and John Kratzer; and sisters, Edna playing bingo. owned and operated, Snyder Brothers Floor Covering in Shawver, Erma Musser and June Hood; and three sib- Pat is survived by her loving family including her four Richfi eld, and retired from Wood-Mode. lings in infancy. children: Annette Buckley and her husband Mike of Ori- Paul was a member of the Richfi eld United Church of A viewing will be held from noon to 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. ental, William Hoke of Selinsgrove, Gary Hoke II and Christ and formerly had been active in the Richfi eld Fire 23, at the Wayside Bible Church, Middleburg, followed his wife Ronie of Freeburg, and Paula Hoke of Freeburg; Company serving as an EMT, and the Richfi eld Lions by the funeral at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Timothy Reich of- seven grandchildren: Michael Glass, Allyson Buckley, Club. He had also been active in scouting. fi ciating. Joshua Hoke and his wife Michelle, Seth Hoke, Colin He was an accomplished carver and woodworker. His Burial will be in Hassinger’s White Cemetery, Middle- Hoke, Jonah Erb, and Kaitlyn Hoke; one great grand- family was the joy of his life and his wife Gale was the burg. son Brantley; two great granddaughters, McKenzie and love of his life. Arrangements are by the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Hunter. Also surviving are her two brothers: Darwin Surviving in addition to his wife are a daughter and son- Hill St., Middleburg. Steininger of Selinsgrove, and Dennis Steininger and his in-law, Brenda and Terry Swineford; one son, Christo- companion Yvonne Steff ey of Middleburg; a sister, Lin- pher Snyder; stepson, Lowell Kratzer and his wife Chris; Carolyn Sue (Cox) Moyer, 63, Middleburg da Ort and her husband Neal of Mount Pleasant Mills; as stepdaughter, Lyndal Shadel and her husband Steve; Mrs. Carolyn Sue (Cox) well as many nieces and nephews. grandchildren, Jennifer Umstead and husband Scott, Moyer, 63, of Middleburg, There is a limitation of 25 people maximum inside the Shane Swineford and wife Val, Ryan Swineford and wife died Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020, funeral home at one time. Facial masks and social dis- Shanda, Matthew Snyder; great-grandchildren, Kerstyn at Geisinger Medical Cen- tancing are required. and Wes Klinger, Kaitlyn and Aaron Shrawder, Brett ter, Danville. A walk-through visitation with family and friends was Swineford, Zachary Umstead, Gavin Swineford, Emma She was born in Dade City, held on Saturday, October 17, 2020, at the George P. Swineford, Faith Swineford, Brayden Swineford, Benja- Florida on Aug. 21, 1957. Garman Funeral Homes, Inc., 9366 Rt. 35, Mt. Pleasant min Umstead; great-great-grandchild, Camden Klinger; She was baptized Oct. 25, Mills, PA. A memorial service for the family was held. step-grandchildren, April Clark, Zane and Anna Kratzer, 1970, at the First Baptist with the Pastor Jason Hostetter presiding. Burial was pri- Stacy Shadel and Kyle Rhoads, John and Kelly Kinzer, Church of Zephyrhills, Fla. vate at the discretion of the family. and Jess Kinzer; step-great-grandchildren, Tyler Clark, Carolyn graduated from In lieu of fl owers, the family requests donations be Bryson Clark, Owen Kratzer, Greta Kratzer, Charlie Zepyrhills High School made to the American Cancer Society, 1375 Martin Kinzer, and Blake Kinzer; and one brother, Wade Sny- (Bulldogs -1975) and Uni- Street, Suite 106, State College, PA 16803. der. versity of South Florida He was preceded in death by an infant daughter, San- (Bulls-1979) with a bachelor Joseph Junior Hoff man, 90, Formerly Freeburg dra; grandchild, Richard Swineford; great-grandchil- of science in criminal jus- Joseph Hoff man, 90, formerly of Freeburg, dren, Nicholas Umstead, Matthew Umstead, and Kins- tice. She retired from Altria entered into rest on Monday, October 19, ley Shrawder; one brother, Henry Richard Snyder; and Group (1994-2009) as a Se- 2020, at The Manor at Penn Village, where three sisters, Luella Fogle, Charlotte Hilbish, and Doris nior Account Manager and he had resided since March. Leitzel. prior with Kraft Foods, Inc. (1983-1993) as a customer Joseph was born July 8, 1930. He was the Private services will be conducted at the Richfi eld service representative. son of the late Joseph and Quilla (Wagner) Hoff man. In Union Cemetery with the Rev. Terry Brosius offi ciating. Paul and Carolyn were married July 10, 2010, at Moun- 1955, he married the former Marian A. “Dolly” (Moyer) Contributions in Paul’s memory may be made to Hos- tain Pisgah State Park, Shade Mountain, Pa. Paul and Hoff man. pice of Evangelical, 235 Hospital Dr., Lewisburg, PA Carolyn are members of the Tongue of the Learned Throughout their 65 years of marriage, they loved to 17837. Church, Oriental, Pa., led by Pastor Jeff and Donna Boy- travel together. Joseph and Dolly especially enjoyed their Arrangements are by the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 er. many winters they spent in Florida. Hill St., Middleburg. She is survived by the love of her life, husband, Paul; Surviving in addition to his wife are his children: Jef- and their family, Dean and Carol (Sabrina and Greg frey (Frostina), Shawn (Howard), and Tracy (Brian); a Ruth M. Troxell, 87, Middleburg [River], Lexi, Bryson and Dylan), Shannon (Pa.), and sister, Sarah; two brothers, Gene and Stanley; fi ve grand- Ruth M. Troxell, 87, of Dustin (Ariz.). Sheryl and John (Fla.); James and Mary children; and fi ve great-grandchildren. Middleburg, passed away (Jerimiah)(La.); Benjamin and Heather (Shawn) (La.); At Joseph’s request, there will be no services. Memori- Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020, at Sheri and Richard (Alex, Stacy, Jennifer, Jayson and al contributions may be made to the Freeburg Fire Com- the Manor at Penn Village, Ricky) (Fla.); Sharon and Thomas (Ricky, Crissy and pany, PO Box 29, Freeburg, PA 17827. Selinsgrove. Tommy) (Fla.); Carol and James (Md.); James and Sarah Arrangements have been entrusted to the George P. She was born Nov. 20, (Elizabeth, David and Candace) (Ind.); Julie and Glenn Garman Funeral Homes, Inc., 9366 Route 35, Mt. Pleas- 1932, in McClure, a daugh- (Jason and Ethan) (Fla.); Dalores (Richard and Thomas) ant Mills, PA 17853. ter of the late John and (Fla.); Barbara (Fla.) and her brother Sidney Allen Cox Bertha (Romig) Kratzer. (Shreveport, La.). Her in-laws and many friends. On Dec. 23, 1950, she mar- She was preceded in death are her parents, James ried Lloyd A. Troxell who Randall Cox (1996) and Daisy Louise Sharon (2003); preceded her in death on her brother, James Alfred Cox (1934); her sisters, Ethel Nov. 5, 2018. Belle Ludwig (1997) and Sara Mae (Cox) Nelson (1970); She was a 1949 gradu- brothers, James LeRoy Cox (1999), Charles Edward Cox ate of Middleburg High (1957), and Max Sidney Cox (1941); and twins sisters, School. Louise and Annie (1942) and brother, Randall (1946). Ruth was a homemaker all Her brother-in-law, Jay Moyer (2012). her life and helped her hus- band in the operation of the 9366 Route 35 • P.O. Box 65 606 North Front St. family farm. She loved her Mt. Pleasant Mills, PA 17853 Liverpool, PA 17045 life on the farm and espe- ANNUAL FALL BLOWOUT SALE Marilyn S. Meloni, Supervisor Chelsey R. Fisher, Supervisor cially loved tending to her TH (570) 539-2471 (717) 444-3313 chickens. She loved to can FRIDAY 23 SATURDAY 24 8AM- IN THE GREENHOUSE NURSERY SALE 20 - 50% OFF ON CONCRETE STATUARY, FOUNTAINS, BUY 1, BIRD BATHS AND POTS DINING GUIDE GET 1 FREE GARDEN SEEDS (Excludes Shade or Ornamental Trees & BUY 1, GET 1 FREE Westcoast Specimens, which are 30% OFF) Chat GARDEN TOOLS 20% OFF Villa Teresa BAKE PERENNIALS CHEMICALS 40% OFF 17086 Susquehanna Valley Mall SALE! BUY 1, GET 1 FREE 44 Family Yard Sale in Bays Across from Joann Fabric 2 & 3 of Greenhouses 28 Fox Crossing Road 570-374-9323 Also Fundraiser for Christian Mt. Pleasant Mills, PA, 17853 Now Delivering Aid with items Sold by Hours: Wed. - Sun. 11:00 - 8:00 Donation in Bay 4 2 Large Cheese 16” Fri., Oct. 23rd- Mon. -Sat. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Closed Sundays Off Rt. 45 at Vicksburg • 966-2451 Sat., Oct. 24th: x Seafood Alfredo 3 Sm. 6” Cold Sub SALE ● SALE ● SALE ● SALE ● SALE ● SALE ax Sun., Oct. 25th: Seafood Alfredo Hiring Delivery & Tom’s Fried Driver (570) 374-3912 Contact Katrina Department of Health Chicken $10.00 & INCLUDES: Guidelines Will Be Followed! Wed., Oct. 28th- Monday Night Cash Bingo Thur., Oct. 29th: Scalloped Potatoes Doors Open at 5PM - Bingo starts at 6:15PM Honey Buttered 37 Games VFW Post 6631 BBQ Brisket (2) $1,000 Available Jackpots Selinsgrove Rt. 22 Burger Applesauce Hot & Cold Food Available (570) 374-3912 Dinner Roll Smoke Free - Public Invited Dessert CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: Selinsgrove VF Post 6631 DAILY PUBLIC LUNCH SPECIALS WWW.VFWPOST6631.ORG WE NOW ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Like Us on 11AM-1PM SMOKE FREE EL Monday, October 26th W L’ Extra Side Dish With a $10 Purchase Chili, Grilled Cheese O S Selinsgrove Sandwich & Soda $5.50 H County Line Restaurant Tuesday, October 27th Moose Mention Coupon Hot Sausage Sandwich, 40 West Spruce St. When Ordering Onion Rings & Soda $6.25 ( ) 717-694-3535 570 374-9012 - 11-8 MON.-SAT. 5AM-7PM; CLOSED Sunday Wednesday, October 28th BREAKFAST Chicken & Waffles, Mashed I Potatoes, Gravy & Soda $5.75 c g 7:30-10:30 Not Good w/ Other Offers. e n Thursday, October 29th C Ki SUN. OCT., 25TH Expires: 10/31/20 SCT ream (Limit 1 per customer) Chicken Finger Parmesan, Mt. Pleasant Mills Sausage w/ HOURS OF OPERATION: French Fries & Soda $6.00 Pancakes or 14206 Route 35, Richfield 570-539-2363 French Toast Wed.-Sun. 11am-11pm PINT NIGHT LAST DAY FOR THE LUNCH Friday, October 30th SEASON IS OCTOBER 31ST! Fri., Oct. 23rd HAPPY HOURS: Country Tavern Fresh Fried Haddock Tuna Noodle Casserole Wed.-Thurs. 4pm-6pm Sandwich $7.00 Thru October 24 Mon., Oct. 26th Route 104, Middleburg • 570-837-7501 Baked Haddock $7.00 Corn & Potato Chowder Wed.-Sun. 9pm-10pm Thursday Beer Battered Shrimp $7.00 Dining Room Sunday Seafood Cakes $7.00 Wed., Oct. 28th Night (5-8PM) HALF PRICED Country (All Include Fries or Macaroni & Cheese Beef & Broccoli Taters is Now Open!! Wing W/ Stewed Tomatoes) All include 16 oz. BEER, $2 WELLS Buff et Soda. Eat in or Take-out. 4TH FLAVOR: OREO Thurs., Oct. 29th If you want to make Night TAKE-OUT PLEASE CALL IN BY Turkey Trimmings 4PM-7PM Reservations, call ahead! 3 Meats 11AM FOR PICK-UP BY 11:45 Starting October 28 INSIDE SEATING & Friday & (Ham, Beef, Chicken) Fish Sandwich & Fri., Oct. 30th OUTDOOR “HEATED” TENT Kitchen Hours: Saturday OCTOBER 31ST Cheese Potato Soup Thurs. - Sat. 4-9PM (5-8PM) Plus Stuffed Peppers Jesse 5pm (On The Patio) Lg. Fries $6.25 Halloween Closed Mon. - Wed. & Sides Trunk or Treat FRIDAY NIGHT PRIME Seafood CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: Bar Open Daily 3-10PM 10:30 - 2PM Sunday 11AM-10PM Buffet WWW.VFWPOST6631.ORG Sat. 31st 6-8PM RIB SPECIAL Selinsgrove VF Post 6631 October 23, 2020, Snyder County Times -5 Susquehanna Motorcycle Obituaries Club’s Annual Veterans Run The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Thurs- 320 Free & Accepted Masons where he was Past Master By Kay Poeth day, Oct. 22, at the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Hill St., in 1985. James was an avid fi sherman and hunter and a Middleburg. Social distancing and masks are required. Pittsburgh Steelers fan. His family was the center of his In lieu of fl owers, please consider honoring Carolyn’s life. memory by donating to Haven to Home Rescue Inc., ha- Surviving are one daughter and son-in-law, Vicki M. venhome.org - for her second love was animals. and Walker Ewing of Selinsgrove; three sons and daugh- ters-in-law, Nicholas R. and Dolores Beatty of Perryopo- Elizabeth E. Trawitz, 54, formerly of Middleburg lis, Darren J. and Regina Beatty of Greensburg, and Bri- Elizabeth E. Trawitz, 54, formerly of Middleburg, an R. and Jill Beatty of Selinsgrove; 11 grandchildren, passed away Saturday, Oct. 17, 2020, at Richfi eld Health and 13 great-grandchildren. Care. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Melissa She was born Dec. 9, 1965, in Lewisburg, a daughter of Couch; and a sister, Barbara Ann in infancy. Eileen M. (Sassaman) Trawitz, of Middleburg, and the A viewing will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, late Larry H. Trawitz Sr. Oct. 24, at the V.L. Seebold Funeral Home, 601 N. High Earlier in her life Elizabeth had worked at SUNCOM St., Selinsgrove, with a Masonic memorial service at 11 Industries. She enjoyed swimming and ATV rides. a.m. followed by the funeral with the Rev. Ryan Gephart Randy Zimmerman and Alice Tablinsky representing the Surviving in addition to her mother is one brother, Lar- offi ciating. Susquehanna Motorcycle Club present Angela Shipe represent- Burial with military honors will be in the Troxelville ing Selinsgrove American Legion Post 25 and Selinsgrove VFW ry H. Trawitz Jr. of Middleburg. Post 6631 a check for $3225, the proceeds of the Susquehanna Services will be private. Union Cemetery. Motorcycle Club’s Annual Veterans Run and Chinese Auction Arrangements are by the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Contributions to honor James memory may be made to held on October 3, to benefi t the Military Share Food Bank. Hill St., Middleburg. Brookline Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center, 2 Manor On October 3, 2020, the Susquehanna Motorcycle Club Blvd., Miffl intown, PA 17059. held their Annual Veterans Run. The proceeds from the Kenneth L. Galliher, 91, Formerly Beavertown Area day were donated to Central PA Food Bank to help feed Kenneth L. Galliher, age 91, passed on in his home from Paul Edward White, 82, Middleburg veterans from Snyder, Union, Columbia, and Northum- complications of Dementia and Cancer, on October 11, Paul Edward “Ed” White, berland Counties. The $3225 donation will help to feed 2020. He was born April 19.1929 in Statesville, NC, one 82, of Middleburg, passed over 400 veteran families in need. A special thank you of ten children of John Galliher and Lillie Gardner. He away Monday, Oct. 19, to all who participated in the Ride and Chinese Auction is survived by his wife, Nancy J. Arthur, one daughter, 2020, surrounded by his held that day and to all the local businesses who donated Karen L. Brouse and her husband Robert, son; James family at Nottingham Vil- items for the event. It was a successful day thanks to the and his wife Ginger, two granddaughters, Laura and lage, Northumberland. generosity of so many! Kaitlyn;, .son; Brian and his wife Cindy. Also surviv- He was born in Lock Ha- If you would like to make a personal donation to the ing are one brother, Bill Galliher, one sister, Rosie Ad- ven on March 22, 1938, to Military Share Veterans Food Bank in Snyder County or ams both of Statesville, N.C., and numerous much loved the late Malcolm and Doro- Union County, a check can be mailed to Central PA Food nieces and nephews. As a young man, Kenneth loved to thy (Seybold) White. He Bank at 3301 Wahoo Drive, Williamsport PA 17701. In ride motorcycles whether it was a Harley or an Indian. was united in marriage to the memo line, write Snyder County Military Share or He felt safer on his motorcycle then he did in a car. He Betty Jean Spangler on Nov. Union County Military Share to credit the correct orga- belonged to the Iredell Star Motorcycle Club. There was 25, 1960. nization. a time in his life where he had considered racing mo- Paul was a 1955 graduate torcycles as a career. He served in Germany as a U.S. of Lock Haven Senior High School and Army military policeman in 1950-1951 and was selected served in the Marine Corps. He retired Celebrating “Soldier of the Week” during his tour. Kenneth spent from the Pennsylvania Power and Light the majority of his life working in the textile industry. He Company after more than 34 years of ser- Manufacturing Month was a hard worker with an attention to details. He started vice as a lineman. Compiled By Kay Poeth out as a janitor and worked his way thru all the positions He was an active member of Emmanuel Lutheran October is Manufacturing Month, an annual time for man- in the mill until he eventually became the General Man- Church, including serving on church council and as a ufactures to showcase the potential of modern manufactur- ager of the Beavertown Weaving Mills. When his health Sunday School teacher and youth leader. ing and to inspire the next generation of skilled workers by was good, he was an avid fan of NASCAR and watching Paul loved being in the outdoors, especially canoeing fostering interest in manufacturing careers. Dale Earnhardt. His other passion was the outdoors and and fi shing. He enjoyed taking long walks and watching According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, “Manu- hunting. In his early years, he enjoyed hunting birds and wildlife. He was a loving “Pap” to his grandchildren Jen- facturing Day is an opportunity for manufacturers to high- training his Brittany Spaniel dogs. In his later years, he nifer, Heidi, Emma, Elora, Ben, and Michaela. light their work and their workers and to energize a future became enamored with hunting wild turkey and pursued Survivors include his daughters, Denise (Charlie) Frost pipeline of skilled workers.” that with a passion. When it was not hunting season, Ken of Beavertown, Kathy (Bruce) Shellenberger of Middle- Many businesses throughout the Susquehanna Valley could be found “tinkering” on his automobiles. Perhaps burg, and Sara White of Hinesburg, Vt.; grandchildren, are in the midst of hiring new employees. PA CareerLink one of his most favorite things was watching his grand- Jennifer of Beavertown, Heidi of Duluth, Minn., Emma Northumberland/Snyder/Union Counties provides the op- daughters grow up. In view of the current pandemic, a of Middleburg, and Elora, Ben, and Michaela of Ver- portunity for anyone looking for a career to learn their op- graveside service will be held on Saturday, October 17, mont; two sisters, Amy Amacher and Doris Fritz; and tions and fi nd a path to their goal. Expert staff are available 2020 at 1:00 PM. in the Cedar Hill cemetery, Beaver- one brother, Scott (Evelyn) White. to assist individuals with job search and skill development town. In lieu of fl owers, please send donations to the He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty; sister, Ma- services as they prepare for new employment opportunities Rescue Hose Company #20 , Sassafass Street, Beaver- dalyn “June” Myers; brother, Charles “Don”; half sister, and businesses as they seek qualifi ed job candidates. town. June Heaton; and a half brother, Charles. PA CareerLink Northumberland/Snyder/Union Counties A memorial service with full military honors will be is located at 225 Market Street, Sunbury, in the Municipal James R. Beatty, 84, Selinsgrove held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, at Emmanuel Lutheran Building next to the Court House. Free parking is available James R. Beatty, 84, of Church, 100 S. Main St., Middleburg, with the Rev. Wil- in the rear of the building. Open by appointment only, hours Selinsgrove, passed away liam Jones offi ciating. of operation are: Monday -Friday from 9 am-noon and 1:00 early Tuesday morning, Memorial contributions may be made to Emmanuel Lu- 4:15 pm. Staff are accommodating walk-ins where possible Oct. 20, 2020, at Brookline theran Church. when social distancing can be maintained. Staff and visitors Healthcare and Rehab, Mif- The family extends sincere gratitude to the staff of Not- must wear face coverings at all times when in the build- fl intown. tingham Village’s Heather Court and Hospice of Evan- ing, submit to a temperature screening, and answer health He was born May 31, 1936, gelical for their thoughtful care. screening questionnaire. PA CareerLink® is an Equal Op- in Lewistown, a son of the Arrangements are by the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 portunity Employer/ Program. Auxiliary aids and services late James Robert and Re- Hill St., Middleburg. are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. becca V. (Fulkroad) Beatty. On Wednesday, October 28, the PA CareerLink® will On Aug. 21, 1955, he mar- host a Virtual Job Fair focused on Manufacturing from 1:00 ried the former Marie L. Wine & Art Night A pm to 5:00 pm. The event is open online to the public! Job Norman, who preceded him seekers are invited to attend and safely meet with employers in death on Dec. 8, 2013. Virtual Success from throughout the region. James was a 1954 gradu- By Kay Poeth Since October is Manufacturing Month, this job fair will ate of the Beaver Voca- The Snyder County Libraries Evening of Wine and highlight some of the amazing businesses in the area who tional High School, Beaver Art was held virtually this year. The event ran from Sep- are leaders in the manufacturing industry. It will also pro- Springs. tember 28 - October 3 and featured an online auction, a vide a forum for job seekers to get to know these businesses He served in the United States Air Force peek inside fi ber artist Sharon Koppel’s studio, an ex- and the employment opportunities they have available. and was stationed at Vincent Air Force Base clusive appearance by musician Bret Alexander, and a Regionally, the manufacturing industry provides over in Yuma, Arizona, until his discharge in behind-the-scenes tour of event partner, Shade Mountain 34,700 jobs. These are good paying jobs with average earn- 1956. Winery. The event raised approximately $17,500! Major ings of $65,000 a year. Join us in supporting the manufac- He retired in 1996 from the Pennsylvania Fish Commis- sponsors were Fulton Financial Advisors, Northumber- turing industry to fi ll jobs in our area that provide family sion where he was a waterways patrolman. He had been land National Bank, Katie Evans and Penn Fire Protec- sustaining wages. Your career in manufacturing starts now! assigned to Fayette County until 1975 when he trans- tion. Participating employers represent over 375 available posi- ferred to Bedford County. Snyder County Libraries Director Pamela Ross was tions and include: James attended Christ United Methodist Church in Se- ecstatic. “We are thrilled with the success of the event Advanced Concrete Systems, Inc., Autoneum North Amer- linsgrove and was a member of the Bedford Lodge No. and the generosity of our donors.” ica, Inc., Cheetah Chassis Corp., Conestoga Wood Special- ties, Empire Kosher, FreeBird Chicken, Function of Beauty, Dressler’s Farm Stand Stauffer Bulk Gorgo Group, Great Dane, Michael Foods, Pactiv, PMF In- 2784 Middlecreek Rd Selinsgrove dustries, and Strong Industries Inc. Open Daylight Hours (Next to the old school house) Food Store The online Job Fair is hosted by PA Careerlink® Colum- 8am - 4pm bia/Montour Counties and PA Careerlink® Northumber- Local Tomatoes, Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat land/Snyder/Union Counties. The job fair is available at Fall Decor, https://paiu.zoom.us/j/93643236194 on October 28 from Apples & More Local Produce • Canned 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Pre-registration is not required. Call the PA CareerLink® at (570) 988-7300 to schedule an Fresh Cider Goods • Bulk Foods appointment to freshen up or create a resume in preparation Thursday! Visit us at the Middleburg Auction for the Virtual Job Fair! If you have questions about the event or would like to learn more before attending, please 4274 Middle Creek Rd Visit us at “Dressler’s reach out to Business Consultant, Zach Stotter at zstotter@ Farm” on Facebook Selinsgrove, PA 17870 ti11.org, or (570) 492-2626. business directory VFW Post 6631 Selinsgrove Rt. 22 Butcher Shop Insurance Door Service Automotive ATTENTION READERS: (570) 374-3912 REBECCA L. 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Notary service available in our offi ce. 6- Snyder County Times, October 23, 2020 THE HUNT Sports Scores HIGH SCHOOL SPEED SHOWCASE WAS BIG FOR MODIFIEDS AT GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY GIRLS SOCCER IS ON !!! Lewisburg 20, Midd-West 35 Bloomsburg 2, Miffl inburg 1 PORT ROYAL, BAPS HAD BIG WEEKEND ALSO Milton 24, Midd-West 35 Last Thursday night was a make-up Super Short Track Se- Central Columbia 3, Lewisburg 2 Selinsgrove 15, Miffl inburg 48 Miffl inburg 5, Danville 0 ries race at Port Royal that was to be runback in March of this BOYS CROSS-COUNTRY year. The Series is the brain child of Brett Deyo, Brett started Southern Columbia 5, Lewisburg 1 Milton 15, Midd-West 50 Miffl inburg 4, Milton 0 the series a few years ago and it has progressed over the years. Selinsgrove 27, Miffl inburg 30 Central Columbia 4, Miffl inburg 0 Brett promotes Georgetown speedway in Delaware which FIELD HOCKEY FOOTBALL runs a special only schedule, and also running Fonda speed- Lewisburg 3, Midd-West 0 Miffl inburg 49, Warrior Run 14 way in New York which is a fair board run speedway. When Selinsgrove 10, Milton 1 S. Columbia 42 Lewisburg 7 restrictions would not let the annual Fonda 200 race happen Selinsgrove 2, Lewisburg 0 GIRLS TENNIS Selinsgrove 7, Danville 0 Loyalsock 3, Selinsgrove 0 back in September, he and Port Royal management team came BOYS SOCCER together to have the event last weekend at Port. The Thursday Midd-West 2, Miffl inburg 0 show drew a solid fi eld of 61 Big Block Modifi eds, and also Selinsgrove 6, Loyalsock 0 had 58 crate Modifi eds for practice. Matt Sheppard scored the Lewisburg 7, Selinsgrove 1 40-lap $5,000 to win feature over Billy Pauch Jr, Mike Ma- Midd-West 5, Warrior Run 0 haney, Mat Williamson and Peter Brittien. Stewart Friesen Selinsgrove 4, Midd-West 2 who skipped out on his NASCAR truck ride for the weekend, which was moved from a Thursday night race to Saturday, placed 7th in the feature coming from deep in the fi eld, which Youth Livestock Sale had 30-starters. Thursday night was very unique program with fi ve qualifying races for the Modifi eds, which now had Results from Beaver Springs a fi eld of 63 drivers on hand. Five drivers would qualify for One hundred and thirty-eight community members and busi- the big show on Saturday night with the top two redrawing nesses supported the 2020 Youth Livestock Sale on September for the fi rst twelve starting spots. Some of the drivers who 22, 2020. Bidders raised their hands high to purchase over 230 earned those drawing spots were the heat winners like Danny projects that were raised as 4-H and FFA projects this year. Bouc, Mike Gular the Big Diamond champion, Pauch Jr, Er- First sold this year were market swine projects. Prices averaged ick Rudolph, and Max McLaughlin, who is the son of former $625.57 for 44 lots. Raising the Grand Champion was Sydney NASCAR driver magic shoe Mike, who was driving won of Yerg of Mt. Pleasant Mills. This animal was purchased by Wind- the three entries of the sweeteners plus race team. The Crate view Truck and Trailer Repair for $1,100.00. The Reserve Grand Modifi eds fi eld had grown to 70-drivers on hand and also had Champion Market Swine was exhibited by Cheyenne Arndt of fi ve qualifying races, which would lead to a starting fi eld for Middleburg and sold for $925.00 to AxRunkle Law Offi ce. the 50-lap $2,500 to win feature for that division. Saturday The Supreme Champion Dairy Animal was a Red and White the 200-lap Modifi ed feature came to an very abrupt halt Holstein exhibited by Tabitha Hauck of Winfi eld. CenPeCo Lu- when the throttle on the Billy Pauch Jr. #96 stuck going into bricants purchased the painted cheese box fi lled with dairy prod- turn three and he hit the wall very hard. Luckily Billy was ok, ucts for $800.00. Other champion animals were represented by but it took time to fi x the damage to the guardrail. When the etched milk bottles fi lled with candy. Average sales of these 7 200-lap feature was over Mat Williamson of At. Catharines, items was $475.00. Ont., scored the big paycheck in the Behrents Performance Middleburg Area Market and Auction LLC purchased the Grand Warehouse race team #3. Mat Williamson who drives a Bick- Lukas Ramer, 15, from Mt. Pleasant Mille who went Champion Steer, from Jared Frantz of Mt. Pleasant Mills, for nell built racecar won his fi rst ever STSS series race, and was pheasant hunting the 1st day of junior hunting. He bagged $3000.00. The Reserve Champion Steer, shown by Gavin Her- glad for this event, after not being able to race that much this his fi rst bird at the Meiserville game lands! man of Beaver Springs, was purchased by Snook Livestock for season. Stewart Friesen of Sparkers N.Y. drove from his 39th $2,000.00. Steer prices averaged $2,036.67 for the 15 lots. starting spot, which was a Provisional starting spot after he The Grand Champion Dairy Beef Feeder, exhibited by Ruth lost an engine in the Friday night program, that landed him Can Hunters Set A New Stroup of Middleburg, brought $1,050.00 and was purchased by with bonus money $21,000. Thursday nights winner Matt Bowersox Livestock. The Reserve Grand Champion, shown Shepard of Savannah, N.Y., collected a check for $10,000 with Bear Harvest Record? by Bridget Baker of McClure, was purchased by First Citizens his third place fi nish, with Anthony Perrego of Middletown, Pennsylvania has a chance to break last year’s record bear harvest Community Bank for $1,050.00. Prices for the 40 lots averaged N.Y., placing fourth and collected and extra $600 for lead- of 4,653 in the coming bear seasons. $810.00. ing at the halfway point. Larry Wight of Phoenix, N.Y. was At fi rst glance, it seems an unlikely possibility given so many bears Poultry exhibits were next on the auction block. Bell and Ev- fi fth after starting 14th in the feature. In the Crate Modifi ed were taken last fall. But even with last fall’s phenomenal harvest, ans purchased the Grand Champion Meat Pen for $1,750.00, from feature Middletown N.Y. driver Brian Krummel drove to the there’s still about 20,000 black bears roaming Penn’s Woods. And Bailey Adams of Middleburg. Kreamer Feed bought the Indi- 50-lap feature win and with some bonus money won $2,995 those new and extended bear seasons that helped hunters set the re- vidual Roaster and BJE Farm Contracting purchased the Reserve for his nights work. The fi nal points event for the STSS will cord harvest are back this fall. In fact, an additional week of hunting Champion Meat Pen for 500.00 both of which were exhibited by be held at Deyo’s Georgetown Delaware speedway on the has been added to the archery bear season, and the four-day general Joshua Stroup of Middleburg. The Reserve Grand Champion In- October 30th and 31st weekend with Stewart Friesen leading bear season, which starts on a Saturday, will off er a day of Sunday dividual Roaster was sold by Makenna Hoff man of Mt. Pleasant Billy Pauch Jr. by 20 points, with Matt Sheppard still in the hunting, giving bear hunters the whole weekend to pursue bears. Mills to Alderfer Lumber for $750.00. Prices averaged $405.56 hunt another 65 points back. I for one felt a bit of nostalgia “It’s hard to comprehend what’s happening in Pennsylvania bear per each of the 9 Meat Pen lots and $364.58 per the 12 lots of on Friday night with the cold weather and the fact that a pit hunting, especially if you can recall when the Game Commission Individual Roasters. party was planned after the races. (No, I did not attend) it was trying to resurrect the Commonwealth’s bear population back Market Goat prices averaged $543.75 for the 24 lots sold. The had a bit of a Syracuse Nationals about it, which was an event in the 1980s and ’90s,” noted Game Commission Executive Director Grand Champion Market Goat was exhibited by Kaylee Moyer of I did attend for many years from the early 80’s till my last Bryan Burhans. “But here we are, on the cusp of another fall loaded Middleburg and was purchased by Middleburg Area Market and trip in the 1996 season. The event still continues, now run at with bear-hunting opportunities and a robust bear population. Auction LLC for $800.00. The Reserve Grand Champion Market Oswego speedway in New York, after the dismantling of the “Pennsylvania bear hunting has never packed as much widespread Goats was exhibited by Ruth Stroup of Middleburg and was sold Fairgrounds speedway a few years back, the event was not opportunity and excitement as it does right now,” Burhans empha- for $750.00 to Susquehanna Community Bank. held this year at Oswego with the restrictions that have been sized. “Today, bears inhabit most counties, providing closer-to-home The Grand Champion Rabbit Meat Pen was purchased by Ivan put in place. Not sure if some kind of this event will happen hunting. But their populations also remain strong on their primary Lauver & Son for $650.00 from Makenna Hoff man of Mt. Pleas- next year at Port Royal, but if things get back to normal New range in the northern tier. So, pick a place to hunt and go. It’s a great ant Mills. The Reserve Champion Rabbit Meat Pen was exhib- York is known for having a number of big races in the months time to be a bear hunter!” ited by Erika Meiser of Port Trevorton and purchased by Airy- of September and October. Pennsylvania hunters apparently feel the same way. Last year, the Dale Farm Market for $250.00. Average prices were $253.13 per Baps Motor speedway ran their 17th annual fall nationals agency sold a record 202,043 bear hunting licenses. This year, bear 16 lots. The Grand Champion Rabbit Single Fryer was exhibited with fi ve divisions in action on Friday night and eight divi- license sales are 18 percent ahead of last year’s pace as of Oct. 9. by Ashlynn Hoff man and sold to Stella Jones for $300.00. The sions on Saturday night. The big deal on Friday night was two “Over the past three years, more than 10,000 black bears were tak- Reserve Champion Rabbit Single Fryer was exhibited by Ma- races for the 305 sprints with Doug Dodson winning both of en by Pennsylvania hunters,” noted Mark Ternent, a veteran Game ria Fultz of Beaver Springs and was purchased for $225.00 by the features, while qualifying was done for the street stocks Commission bear biologist who currently serves as a regional wild- Susquehanna Community Bank. Average prices for the 24 lots and extreme stocks, with four cylinders and Legend cars hav- life biologist for the agency’s Northcentral Region Offi ce. “And al- was $228.13. ing complete shows. Saturday the limited late models were though that’s sounds like a lot, it’s the third time it’s happened in the Kaylee Moyer exhibited the Grand Champion Lamb that was having their fi nal point race of the season, which was the Carl Commonwealth since 2003. purchased by Moyer Show Goats and Double B Farm Supply for Blet Memorial race that was paying $1,250 to win. Chad My- “Last year’s record bear harvest removed 20 to 25 percent of the $1,000.00. The Reserve Champion Lamb was exhibited by Chey- ers had an up and down night, he was at the speedway early, state’s substantial bear population, but it isn’t expected to produce enne Arndt and was purchased by Snyder County Republican but forgot to pick a pill for his heat race, this put him last in the signifi cant declines in bear numbers,” Ternent said. “We should have Committee for $500.00. Prices averaged $506.76 for the 37 lots. third heat, which he drove to a fourth-place fi nish. Then with close to 20,000 bears statewide.” Packer bids were provided by Brownstone Farm, Middleburg a pill invert of 12 pull that put Chad on the pole for the 25-lap The Game Commission in 2019 had expanded hunting opportu- Area Market and Auction, LLC., and Morrison Cove Livestock feature, which he led all the way for the feature win, then it nities to manage bears more effi ciently. Previous bear seasons, oc- Auction. The youth livestock sale committee would like to thank came down again, after a tech inspection led to a disqualifi - casionally impacted by weather that limited hunter success, simply the exhibitors and all the bidders for their support of the sale. cation for an illegal head. That gave the win to Chase Billet weren’t getting the job done. With a bear population hovering around More information on the Beaver Community Fair can be found who is a nephew to Carl, with Ben Whitaker second. Troy 20,000 for several years – and with the potential to grow larger – the at beaverfair.org. Miller who owns four track titles at Selinsgrove speedway in agency needed to increase pressure on the resource. A record bear the Pro-Stock class scored his fi rst ever late model track title harvest followed. This is 6 year old, with his 8th place fi nish. Last year’s record harvest broke the previous record harvest set in Rylee Brunson. Still plenty of racing left in the next couple of weeks so get 2011, when 4,350 bears were taken. In 2018, hunters took a total of He won First place out enjoy some good short track racing before the season 3,153 bears – Pennsylvania’s 11th best bear harvest. The only other and Best of show ends. The super late models will be at Bedford for a two-day year hunters took more than 4,000 bears was in 2005 when 4,164 for his squash at show with the winner of the Saturday race collecting $20,000 were taken. the Beaver Fair this for the 60-lap feature. Port Royal has the annual special for “Surely it’s hard for some to imagine that Pennsylvania has such a year. Rylee is from the 305-sprints, along with the fi nal point race for the lim- vibrant black bear population,” noted Tom Keller, the Game Com- Middleburg and his ited late models. The 410-sprints will have a show at Baps mission’s Game Mammals Section Supervisor. “But bears are in- parents are Thomas speedway, which included the Super Sportsman and extreme credibly adaptable; they can fi t in almost anywhere that off ers them and Laura Brunson -stocks, and the Blasé Alexander Memorial for Micros at the cover and reliable food sources. It’s why bears are found in more and his grandpar- Greenwood Valley Action track this weekend. places in Pennsylvania than any time in the Game Commission’s ents are Robert existence.” and Tammy Drick Requirements and Wheeler and Hunters who harvest a bear during the four-day general season Christine Brunson. must take it to one of the Game Commission’s check stations within Cong r at u lat ion s HorstCraft Millworks, L.L.C. 24 hours. In the October seasons, successful bear hunters should Rylee!!! Good Job! contact a region offi ce for instructions on how to have their bear Moulding • Flooring checked. Check stations also are open in select WMUs in the extend- ed bear season, which overlaps with most of the fi rearms deer season Millwork • Cabinetry Components in the WMUs where it is held, but dates and hours of operation vary. Hunters are advised that some check stations normally open to in- Wedding spect bears will not be open or might have their location changed. At Phone: 717-694-9222 272 Mill Road least some check stations also will not allow spectators. Please watch Benjamin and Angela Walter Fax: 717-694-9922 Rich�eld, PA 17086 for further announcements on the Game Commission’s website and through a news release. Email: [email protected] A complete list of requirements, check stations and their dates and hours of operation can be found in the 2020-21 Pennsylvania Hunt- ing & Trapping Digest, which can be viewed online at www.pgc. pa.gov. or purchased with a hunting license. ATTENTION HUNTERS! FAMILY OWNED - SHARE YOUR HUNTING COMMUNITY DRIVEN PHOTOS WITH ALL OF EMAIL YOUR PHOTOS WWW.SELINSGROVEFORD.COM Mr. Sharpie BACHMAN’S Rev. Benjamin Walter and Rev. Angela Moyer exchanged Modern Heritage AUTO BODY wedding vows September 19, 2020 on the grounds of Rt. 15 N. Selinsgrove, PA Plains Mennonite Church, Hatfi eld, PA. Rev. Dr. Ste- Kitchens • Countertops phen Kriss offi ciated the ceremony. Benjamin is the son • Flooring • Tile 2.5 Miles North of K-Mart of Dennis and Barbara Adams, Shamokin Dam, PA and 321 E Chestnut St., the late Robert E. Walter. Angela is the daughter of Dave (570) 743-4053 and Myrna Moyer, Telford, PA. Benjamin is the owner of Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Straight Edge Painting. Angela is an occupational thera- • Collision Repairs • Insurance Work pist for Good Shepherd Rehabilitation, Allentown. Ben- 1-866-789-5399 • Quality Repairs • Expert Refi nishing jamin and Angela serve on the pastoral team at Ripple modernheritage.style Church, Allentown. The couple resides in Allentown, “There’s no substitute for perfection” PA. October 23, 2020, Snyder County Times -7 Noreen Malaney And Her Journey With Breast Cancer

“‘Shock and awe day’ is what I call the day when I helping comes in diagnosis, in treatment, and in survi- heard the news,” said Noreen. “Nothing prepares you for vorship.” those words, ‘you have cancer.’” Nearly a year out from when she found the lump and on Noreen’s family doctor referred her to John Turner, the other side of her cancer diagnosis, she is grateful for MD, FACS, at the Thyra M. Humphreys Center for the support of her husband, family, and friends. Breast Health. “I’m sure cancer is diff erent for everyone. For me, re- “In the beginning you’re just overwhelmed with the lationships helped me through all of the moments and diagnosis, but once you let the information set in a bit, the rollercoaster of emotions that comes with them. I can you start to think …How do I take on this challenge?” truly say, the team at the Center for Breast Health have said Noreen. joined my circle of support and those relationships will To help her in that endeavor was Dr. Turner, who took stay with me.” the time to explain her specifi c breast cancer and her op- tions. In addition, she found comfort and support from Michele Heimbach, Patient Navigator, and Kelly Lytle, RN Coordinator at the Center. “Those girls were fantastic. They would take my calls to answer my questions and calm my concerns, or call me just to see how I was doing. It was those touchstones Kelly Lytle, RN, (left) and Michele Heimbach, Patient Navigator, (right) Thursday, November 5 from the Thyra M. Humphreys Center for Breast Health, catch up with of support that helped so much in my journey,” said Nor- Noreen “Reenie” Malaney of Middleburg. Lytle and Heimbach both een. @ 12:00 PM helped Malaney navigate her diagnosis, treatment, and cancer journey. Noreen opted for a lumpectomy, followed by chemo- Located off SR 204 In the Village of Kratzerville. Turn onto Firehall For Noreen Malaney, 65, of therapy and radiation. Now through her course of treat- Road and Travel to 71 Firehall Road, Selinsgrove, Snyder Co., PA. Middleburg, fi nding a lump ment she can refl ect on her cancer journey. “I still get emotional about it, but I’m cancer free and Real Estate (4:30 pm) 3 Bedroom Stylish Brick Ranch Home Located on in her breast on her own a a No Through Street in a Residential Neighborhood. month before her scheduled, the disease is no longer in my body. That alone makes me Kenneth & Pamela Knouse, Owners routine mammogram was feel strong,” said Noreen. Being cancer-free doesn’t mean that Michele and Kelly Antiques, Collectibles & H/H Goods: Kenmore HD Super nerve-wracking. Following Capacity Washer & Dryer; Kelvinator 16 cu. Refrigerator; 14 cu. G.E. Upright Freezer the breast screening, it was from the Center are out of touch. (older, works); Quantum Edge Series Motorized Wheelchair (titls, lifts & legs recline, confi rmed the lump was “Working with patients to navigate their cancer journey exc. shape); Jazzy 1113ATS Motorized Wheelchair (runs); Golden Spirit Pihsiang suspicious. Following a bi- means so much more than just helping in the heat of the Scooter (needs batteries); Cedar Lined Chifforobe; Marble Top Oval Stand; Oak Wash opsy, she got the call that it battle,” said Kelly. “It means being there for the patient Stand & Dresser w/Mirror; Chest of Drawers; Bassett Droplid Desk; 2 Blue/Burgundy was cancer. in the way they need, when they need it most. For us, Plaza House Love Seats; Pine End Stand w/Side Magazine Holder; Oak Sauder Traditional Hideaway Compact Computer Desk; Hospital Bed; Low Air Flow Mattress & Pump; Bookcases; Dbl. Bed Frame; Step Stool; 8’ Metal Tube/Wooden Picnic Table (kept inside); Twin Bed w/Mattress; End Stands; Platform & Caned Rocker; 5 Gal. COMPLETE SERVICE Crock; F.H. Cowden Jug; Lg. Cowden & Co. Jug; 1 ½ Blue Crock & Others; Kratzerville Crocks; Western Auto Truck/Trailer; S.F.D. Hydraulic Operated Firetruck; Texaco Fire Chief Firetruck; Champion Deluxe Pedle PUBLIC AUCTION Tractor (ball bearing); USA 93521 Army Jeep; Wooden COLT Spring Horse; Miniature White Mtn. Ice Cream Freezer; Wooden Saturday, November 7, 2020 at 9:00am Wednesday, November 4th Bucket w/Bail Handle; Towel Rack; Mirror; Sad Irons; Wooden Forks, Spoons, 4 Prong Selling Real Estate and Personal Property at the former home Hay Fork, Rolling Pins, Stumper, Stirrer, Butter Paddle & Butter Presses, Tramp Art of Helen Klingler at 402 Wagenseller St., Middleburg, PA @ 8:30 AM Comb Box, Buck Saw, Coffee Grinder; Early Egg Beater; Graniteware; Crescent In Lewisburg Turn off SR 45 onto Fairground Road, Turn Right onto Miniature Cast Cookstove; Ice Tongs; Ricer; Mr. Peanut Nut Bowl Set; 5 pc. Ant. St. Mary’s Street to 1681 St. Mary Street, Lewisburg, Union Co., PA Silver Plated Cruet Condiment Set; Silver Plate/Glass Pickle Jar; Ironstone Veg. Dish; Real Estate (noon) 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home. Glass Lion Head Handle/Block Base Lid Compote; 7 pc. Bark Pattern Orange Carnival Pitcher/Tumblers; Orange Rose Pattern Carnival Butter Dish, Sugar/Creamer, 3 Foot 2001 Black Chrysler 300 LTD, (noon): Sedan, Keyless, Leather Bowl, Vase, Candy Dish; Purple Pitcher; Chicken on the Nest; China Chickens & Directions: From Selinsgrove, travel south to Middleburg. Just past the Midd-West Seats, 4,600 Miles, Loaded, Garage Kept, Excellent Condition Roosters; Pink & Green Depression; Glass Slipper; Lenox Peaches, Pear, Pineapple, High School, turn left onto Shuman Street. Then, turn right onto Wagenseller. Then, Antiques, Collectibles & H/H Goods: Side-by-Side Almond Apples & Cherries; Glass Pressed Butter Dish; Blue Ball Canning Jars; Glass Baskets; auction just ahead on the left. Kitchen Aid 25 cu. Refrigerator w/Ice Maker; 30” GE Spectra Glass Top SS/Black Iris Cups; Princess House: Numerous Stemware, Ice Bucket, Sherbets; 7 pc. Glass Located on a level lot is a move in 2 Bedroom ranch home. The home has Stove; Kenmore Butcher Top Portable Dishwasher; Maytag Neptune Front Load Eagle Pattern Pitcher/Tumblers; Green Gone w/the Wind Lamp; Various Lamps; eat-in kitchen, large living room, laundry, 1 ½ baths, a spacious sun room Washer & Dryer; 20 cu. Kenmore Upright Freezer; Kenmore Dehumidifi er; Brown Lift Kerosene Light & Lantern; Cherry Boy & Girl; Oscar Schmidt, Chickering and a 1 car attached garage. Chair; Toshiba 32” Flat Screen TV; Metal Base Cabinets & Storage Cabinets; Janome Harp; Opalescent Basket & Fluted Dish; Cranberry Vase; Vinegar Cruet; Insulators; Extras include central air, electric heat, and kitchen appliances. Built in 1982 My Lock 634D Elect. Control Serger; PFAFF Tip Matic 1027 Sewing Machine; Oak Red Glassware; Bloomsburg Fair Souv. Creamer; Coca Cola Strawholder, Cups; Salt the home is in A-1 condition and only one block from the Midd-West Complex. Entertainment Center; 3 pc. Oak Sectional Bookcase; 6 pc. White Oak Bedroom Suite; Dips; Musical Snow Globes; Christmas Decorations; Pie Baskets & Others; Weller Jewelry Armoire; Glider Rocker; Clothes Trees; Drum End Stand; Coffee Table & End China; 8 pc. Cream/Blue Band Corelle Dishes; Keurig Coffee Pot; Deep Fryer; Terms: 10% Down, balance in 45 days. Contact auctioneers for showing. Stands; 3 pc. Childs Table & Chairs; Cedar Blanket Chest; Flat Top Trunk; Dressers; Food Processor; Sunbeam Mixer; Elect. Fry Pan; Stainless Toaster; Seal-A-Meal; KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY Stands; Kneehole Desk; 5 pc. Dining Room Table & Chairs; Spinet Player Piano; Bakeware; Cookware; Kitchen Utensils; Glass Measuring Cups; Tupperware; 100+ 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 Piano Rolls; Pool Table; Sentry Key Safes; American Logs in Wooden Box; Cookie Wooden Picture Frames & Wooden Pieces made by Harry R. Knouse; 25 Hess Trucks; (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L Cutters; Miniature Miner Tools; Magneti; Army Men & Horses; Counter Top Glass Dale Earnhart: Trucks, Cars, Mugs, Beer Steins; Pistol Shape Lighter; Ceramic Heater; www.hassingercourtney.com Store Jar; John Deere Cookie Jar; 100+ pcs. Brown Hull & Pfaltzgraff Dinnerware & Children Games; Homecare Oxygen Generator & More. Extra Serving Pcs.; Boy Craft Wood Box; Buddy L Mono Coupe Plane; Westinghouse Snowblower & Tools: Cub Cadet 1030E 10hp, 30” Snowblower; Toro Detector/Amplifi er; Griswold 9 & Erie 7 Cast Iron Fry Pans; Cast Frog, Scottie Dog, Elect. Rake & Vac; BD Elec. Edger & Hedge Trimmer; Craftsman Drill Press; Duracraft Mickey Mouse Bank, Scorpion; Adv. Boxes; Drying Rack; Galv. Tubs & Oval Wash Industrial Drill Press; BD Dbl. Shaft Grinder; Edison 10” Table Top Band Saw; 16” Tub; Cuckoo Clock; Childs Cash Register; Gibbles & Penn State Tin Cans; Wash Craftsman Scroll Saw; Oscillating Spindle Sander; Router/Jig Saw Stand; BD Flap Boards; Match Box Cars; Kerosene Stove; 300+ Indepth Mouse Collection; Sprinkling Sander; Handyman Mitre Box; BD Metal Jig Saw; Organizers; Grip Clamps; Elect. Wednesday, November 4th Cans; 45 Records; Pyrex & Corningware; Tin Vintage Canister Set; Dairymen’s Stapler; Bostitch Tacker; Hand/Stop/Garden Tools; Nutro Spreader/Seeder; Wooden Wooden Crates; Clicquot Club; New Lg. Quantity Cookbooks & Christian Song Books Sled; Woolrich; 2’ Step Ladder & More. w/Cassettes; DVD & CD’s; Christmas Decorations: Lawn Santa Claus; Hallmark & @ 8:30AM Other Ornaments, Balls, Ceramic Christmas Trees; Numerous Holiday Decorations; Estate of: Harry R. Knouse In Lewisburg Turn off SR 45 onto Fairground Road, Turn Right onto St. Ice Chests; Granite Canner, Roasters; Revereware Cookware; Bakeware; 75+ Wilton Attorney: Rachel Weist, 570-758-5027 Mary’s Street to 1681 St. Mary Street, Lewisburg, Union Co., PA (Party) Cake Pans; Cake Decorating Supplies; Canning Jars; Flower Pots; BOOKS, Auctioneer’s Note: Clean Merchandise. Nancy Drew Series; Milk Pail; Fans; Apple Peeler; Coffee Pot; Titania Pasta Maker; Real Estate (noon): Foot Lockers; Metal Clothes Rack; Tradition, Homes & Edwards Stainless Silverware Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents. Food 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home in a Pleasant Neighborhood within Walking in Chests; Bangkok Silverware w/Siam Handles; Coke Cola Items: Cooler Radio, All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement Distance to the Park, Pool & Giant Store. Eat-In Kitchen, Dining Room. Drive-In, Glasses & More; Yard Flags; Totes; Numerous Dolls: China, Bisque, 80’s Living Room. Full Bath. Hardwood Floors Throughout. Plenty of Closets. Cabbage Patch, Barbies & Others; Doll Houses; Ice Chests; Thermos; Charbroil Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Heat Pump; Cemented Basement. Attached 2 Car Garage & Macadam Table Top Grill; Victoria High Rise Bar Bike; Framed Art; Pewter Figurines; Nativity • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Driveway. Cemented Rear Patio w/Sizeable Yard for Family Outings. Set; Numerous Sewing Notions: Fabric, Thread, Embroidery Thread, Scissors, Hooks, Complete Listing & Photos Available Lewisburg School District. For Inspection Call 570-966-2512. Terms: Knitting Needles, Books, Yarn, Latch Hook, Craft Organizers; Binoculars; New Crayola auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or $5,000 down, balance in 45 days. Prospective buyer may conduct various Crayons; Charming Tail Figurines; Pioneer Turntable, Receiver; Sony CD Player & GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 testings at their expense prior to sale day. No Buyer’s Premium. Photos Speakers; Quality Box Lots Being Offered & More. Available at auctionzip.com ID#2399. Coins (11:00 am): 40 Silver Dollars: 1878, ‘81, ‘90, ‘91, ‘83, ‘85, ‘86, ‘88, Also Selling: 2001 Black Chrysler 300 LTD, 4,600 miles (noon): ‘89, ‘96, ‘97, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘04, ‘21,’22, ‘23; Comm. Silver Dollars (‘22, ‘23, ‘24, ‘25); Antiques, Collectibles, H/H Goods, Coins, Lg. Volume of Tools 1854 Seated Liberty; 1843 Seated Liberty; 1875 Seated Liberty; Standing Liberty Estate of: Charles Harp Half Dollar (1937-1947); Barbar, Mercury & Roosevelt Dimes; Morgan & Washington Attorney: Richard Scheib, 570-523-3200 Quarters; V, Jefferson & Buffalo Nickles; Ben Franklin ½ Dollars; Indian Head & Wheat Pennies (in lots); 1990, ’94, ’99, ’97, ’95, ’92, ’90, ’87, ’86 Mint Sets; Foreign Money; Saturday, October 31 1952 Booker T. Washington & 1893 Christopher Columbus Comm. Half Dollar; Bell Telephone Co. Cash Refund Set; 1995 Civil War Battlefield Half Dollar; 1989 Am. @ 8:30 am Thursday, November 5th Turn Off SR 522 onto Second Street, Turn Left onto Kreamer Eagle Silver Dollar & More. Ave., to 129 Peppermint Lane, Kreamer, Snyder Co., PA. Lg. Volume of Tools: Campbell & Hausfeld Air Compressor; 680 Handy @ 12:00 PM Power Washer; Craftsman: Dbl. Shaft Grinder, Disc Sander, Hedge Trimmer, Belt H/H Goods, Furniture & Collectibles: Located off SR 204 In the Village of Kratzerville. Turn onto Firehall Sander, Wrenches, Sockets; Dremel; Air Hoses; B/D Skil Saw; Drill; Stihl Leaf Blower; Kenmore 10 cu. Upright Freezer; Amana Washer; Maytag Dryer; 28” Phillips & 18” Road and Travel to 71 Firehall Road, Selinsgrove, Snyder Co., PA. Mouse & Palm Sander; Shop Vac; Rockwell/Delta 10” Tilting Arbor Saw; Meisel Westinghouse Flat Screen TVs; Ornate Pump Organ; Gulbransen Spinet Piano; 3 pc. Germany Drafting Set; Hatchets; Hammers; Screwdrivers; Sewer Snake; Ridgid Pipe 1950’s Bedroom Suite; 2 pc. Bedroom Suite; Pine Open Front Hutch; Round Ped. REAL ESTATE (4:30 pm) Dining Rm. Table; China Cabinet; Buffet w/Back Mirror; Record Cabinet; Spool Dbl. Bed; 3 Bedroom Stylish Brick Ranch Home Located on a No Through Street in a Wrenches; Files; Adj. Wrenches; Floor Tool Chests; Wooden Tool Boxes & Drawer Tool Chests; 18’ Alum. Ext. Ladder; Metal & Wooden Shelving Units; Lg. Vol. Lawn & Original Kreamer RR Sign; Burgundy Lift Chair; Oak/Burgundy Glider Rocker; Wing Residential Neighborhood. Modern Kitchen w/Pergo Flooring. Dining Room. Back Burgundy Recliner; Wooden Benches; Ball/Claw Organ Stool; Console Singer Spacious Living Room w/Full Accenting Brick Wall & Gas Fireplace. Plenty Garden Tools; Creeper; Alum. Lawn Chairs; Garden Wheelbarrow; C & Pipe Clamps; Organizers; Floor Jacks; 83 Pc. Tool Set; Variety Drill Bits; Pliers; Mini Vise; Bench Sewing Machine; Wooden Wash Stand w/Pitcher & Bowl; Blanket Chests (Cedar); of Natural Light w/a Picturesque View of the Farmland from the Living Rm. Dough trays on Legs (2); Plank Bottom Rocker; Wooden Porch Rockers; 3 pc. Coffee/ & Front Porch. 2 Full Baths (1 Handicap Accessible off Master Bedroom); Vise; 2’ & 4’ Wooden Step Ladders; Oil Cans, Grease Guns; Nuts, Bolts, Screws, Nails, Hardware Items; Coleman Bottles; Gas Cans; Saw Horses; Many Items too End Stands; Spool Chairs; Pine Dry Sink; Floral Sofa; Elect. Hospital Bed; Elect. Eden Laundry Room. Screened in Rear Patio w/Deck Area. Central Vac. Central Pure Fireplace; Eden Pure Heaters; Panasonic Stereo; Scenic Susquehanna River Air. Electric Heat. Replacement Windows. Attached 1 Car Garage w/ Numerous to Mention. Estate of: Charles Harp Tiffany Type Light; Floral Stand Light; Gold Frame Mirror; Ironstone Pitcher; Kerosene Additional Workshop. City Water. Standard Septic. 200 Amp Electric & Dietz Lanterns; Wooden Rocking Horse; Crockery Chicken Waterer; 8 qt. & Misc. Service. Utility Shed. Property is Situated on a Corner Lot. For Inspection Attorney: Richard Scheib, 570-523-3200 Crocks; Jugs; Copper Wash Boiler; Wooden Crates; Graniteware; Wooden Barrel Call: 570-374-9886. Sellers Motivated to Sell. Photos Available at Auctioneer’s Note: Lg. Variety & Volume of Merchandise, Something for Everyone. Butter Churn Top; Ceramic Christmas Trees; Glass Planters Peanut Jar (missing lid); auctionzip.com ID#2399. Selling w/2 Auctioneers. German Harmonica & Binoculars; Violin; Wooden Handle Forks; Ice Tongs; Sad Iron; Kenneth & Pamela Knouse, Owners Butchering Ladles; Granite Pail; Local Adv. Plates; Pyrex & Corning Casseroles; Bear Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents. Food Also Selling: Antiques, Collectibles, H/H Goods, Snowblower & Tools & McCoy Cookie Jars; Picnic Baskets; Cast Fry Pans & Griddle; Cast Yarn Holder; All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement Corn Sheller; Cast Iron Banks: Aunt Jemima, Uncle Mose, Trick Dog, Golfing & Uncle Attorney: Rachel Weist, 570-758-5027 Sam; Vintage Cast Iron Horse Drawn Wagon, Driver & 8 Horses; Adv. Tins; (Wise); Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L 12+ Wooden Strawberry Carriers; Single Trees; Cherry Seeder; Slaw Board; Hay • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Knife; Coal Sifter; Paper Dolls; Middleburg 1954 HS Pendent; Globe Mills Flour Bags; Complete Listing & Photos Available Complete Listing & Photos Available Wooden Butter Bowl; Paddles, Spoons; Wooden Tool Carrier & Adv. Boxes; Hanson auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Hanging Scales; Counter Weight Scales; Costume & Quality Jewelry; Class Ring; GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Masonic Collectibles; Sheet Music; 30’s Lane Bryant Magazines; Kennedy Mag.; Records; Fire King Serv. 8 Plates, Cups & Saucers; Jadeite Fire King Cup/Saucers; Opalescent Bowl; Kreamer, Middleburg & Selinsgrove Crocks; Wood Mode Cookie Jar & Service Pins; Helen Losch & Jerry Bruner Pictures; Glass Pitchers, Bowls; Carnival ware; Chicken on Nest; Shirley Temple Cereal Bowl; Green Dep. Cracker Jar; Moon & Star; Art Glass; Pressed Glass; Japanese Tea Set; Princess House; Pampered Chef Mixing Bowls; Bedding; Throws; Ant. & Modern Quilts; Linens; Vintage White Get two years of TV with Children & Adult Dresses; 50+ Hamilton, Ashton & Other Dolls; Cherry Boy & Girl Statue; Big Little Book; Boy Scout Items; Kreamer Bicentennial Books, Hats, Dresses a price that’s guaranteed. & Ties; Gazing Balls w/Stands; Tramp Art Jewelry Boxes; Mickey Mantle, Chico Cardenas & Don Drysdale Paper Flyers; 2 Drawer File Cabinet; Sentry Comb. Safe; Luggage; Upright Sweeper; 20 qt. White Mtn. Ice Cream Freezer w/Motor Jack; Signia Hearing Aid (value $6,000, 1 yr.); Bullet Express; Sm. Electrical Appliances; Roasters; Cookware; Bakeware; Silverware; Frame Patio Swing; Wooden Picnic Table; Patio Chairs; Coleman Ice Chests, Thermos; Mtn. Pie Makers; G.E. Air Conditioner; Rollator AMERICA’S TOP 120 Walker; George Sauers Cement Planters; Cast Loveseat; Metal Lawn Chairs; 20 2-Year TV Price Longaberger Baskets & More. Channels Smart HD DVR and Butchering Eqt., Traps & Fishing Supplies: Guarantee $59.99/mo. Butchering Kettles & 3 Foot; Stirrer; Ladles; Hog Scrapers; Enterprise Stuffer; Propane 190 Voice Remote Included Burner; 100+ Traps - Victors, Dbl. & Long Spring, Conibear, Leg Holds, Cage; Stretchers; Ice Fishing Drill; Minn Mote Trolling Motors; 20 Fishing Rods & Reels; fees may apply based on credit qualification. Fees apply for additional TVs: Hopper $15/mo., Joey $5/mo., Super Joey $10/mo. Voice remote requires internet-connected Hopper, Joey, or Wally device. Tackle Boxes; Lures; Jennings Bow & Arrows & More. JD Riding Mower & Tools: John Deere D105 Auto 100 Series 42” Riding Lawn Mower w/115 hrs.; Craftsman 2200 PSI Pressure Washer; Homelite Call or visit your Local DISH Retailer to demo the best in entertainment and home technology! Weed Eater; Mantis; Reciprocating Saw; Lawn Roller; 2 Man & Buck Saws; Dec. Planter Junior; Dbl. Shaft Grinder; Fimco Sprayer; Poulan Chain Saws; Columbia Vise; Craftsman’s: Floor & Table Tool Boxes, Sockets, Wrenches, Telescoping Light; Pliers; Levels; Battery Charger; Clamps; Asst. Lawn & Garden Tools; Hitches; Car Ramps; KAUFFMAN’S TV Gas Cans & More. (570) 884-4611 Debra Aucker, Ed Nornhold, Dean Nornhold, Lisa Sprenkle, Owners Auctioneer Note: Large Quality & Volume of Merchandise Still Being Discovered, selling w/2 Auctioneers, Plan to Spend the Day. Qualification: AAdvertised price requires credit qualification and eAutoPay. Upfront activation and/or receiver upgrade fees may apply Owners & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents. Food based on credit qualification. Early termination fee of $20/mo. remaining applies if you cancel early. Additional restrictions apply. Remote: The DISH Voice Remote with Google Assistant All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement requires internet-connected Hopper, Joey or Wally device. Customer must press Voice Remote button to activate feature. Google Assistant Smart Home features require Google account and compatible devices. Google is a trademark of Google LLC. Other: All packages, programming, features and functionality and all prices and fees not included in price guarantee are subject to change without notice. After 6 mos., if selected, you will be billed $9.99/mo. for DISH Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Protect Silver unless you call to cancel. After 2 years, then-current everyday prices for all services apply. For business customers, additional monthly fees may apply. Free standard professional installation only. Google Nest Hello video doorbell: • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L account and compatible devices. Google and the Google Nest Hello video doorbell are trademarks of Google LLC. The Google Nest Hello video doorbell requires a Wi-Fi network, a nearby electrical socket and a compatible (Android/ Complete Listing & Photos Available iOS) mobile device. Some features, including mobile alerts, remote control, video streaming, video recording, remote control and custom schedules, require the Nest app, working internet and Wi-Fi, and Nest Connect or Nest Guard. auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or BDRIVE_25925 GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 8- Snyder County Times, October 23, 2020 100th Anniversary Of Women’s Right to Vote By Emily Potts Johnson was placed before the men only voters at the November Shamokin Dam, Beaver Springs, McClure, Beaver- 2, 1915 election, which if passed, would have granted town, and Port Trevorton. women the vote just in Pennsylvania. The measure There is a display in the lobby of the Selinsgrove Li- was defeated at the polls not only in Snyder County brary/Borough Building about the Suff rage Movement but also statewide. in the early 20th Century. It will be up until Election However, Franklin East voting district in Snyder Day. To gain entrance ring the bell for the library and County voted for Suff rage 29 to 25. Franklin East and someone will open the door for you to enter. West are now combined into one district. A close sec- The last day to register to vote in this year’s elec- ond, but still opposed, was Beavertown District where tion is October 19 for online, received by mail and in the vote was 52 for and 54 against. Overall in the person registration. Forms are available in English and county, 596 voted for and 1,518 against women’s right Spanish. The Snyder County Registration Offi ce is in to vote. Pennsylvania ratifi ed the proposed amend- the Snyder County Court House located in Middle- ment to the U.S. Constitution on June 24, 1919. burg. Call 570-837-4207 for more information. “A Square Deal for Women” the heading of a square yellow membership blank was circulated by the Penn- sylvania Men’s League in June 1915. Underneath an PUBLIC AUCTION image of the Liberty Bell were the words, “Paupers, Friday Criminals, Idiots, and Women are disfranchised in Pennsylvania. Let us take our mothers, wives, sisters, November 6, 2020 10:00am Located ½ mile West of Mt. Pleasant Mills Pa. and daughters out of such company.” along Route 35 at (#10133 Route 35 Pa.). There are many interesting accounts of the Liberty The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states: Antiques-Vintage Toy Trains- Longaberger Bell’s (a replica) visits throughout Snyder County. It Baskets-Crocks-Household Items “The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall was driven in the back of a pickup truck to the fol- not be denied or abridged by the United States or by “Rare” late 1800’s Antique Round Butcher Block Table w/turned Legs lowing communities for a variety of programs: Salem, (35”diameter x 32”high x 14” thick); Set of 6 Decorated Plank bottom Chairs; any State on account of sex.” It offi cially became law Kreamer, the Paskus Tannery at Swineford, Middle- Early 1900’s Childs Wooden Wagon w/ orig. Pin Stripping and Wooden on August 26, 1920. burg, Paxtonville Brick Plant, Middle Creek Dam, Se- Spoked Wheels; Large Crock with Blue Swirl/Bee and Blue #3; #2 Crock In the 20th century activists in favor of suff rage held linsgrove, Freeburg, Mount Pleasant Mills, Richfi eld, w/ Blue Swirl; #3 Brown /White Crock; H.P. Co. Hawthorn Pa Crock; Assorted open-air meetings and parades. Beginning in 1917, other old Crocks; 4- Vintage Wooden Barrel Chairs w/ Matching Barrel Table; women stood in daily protests, picketing in front of 1950 Metal “MoBo” Bronco Riding Horse (England);Handcrafted Wooden Rocking Horses; Tempus Fugit Grandfathers Clock; Modern Wooden Café the White House. Nearly 500 women were arrested for style Table w/ 4- high Chairs; Hand built Craft Style China Closet/Cupboard; picketing and 168 served jail time where many were PUBLIC AUCTION Antique Split Lid Wood Box; Large Chest of Drawers; Large Dresser w/ Mirror beaten and abused. Some picketers were arrested and and Shelfs; Maple Dresser w/ Mirror; Single Bed w/ Box springs and Mattress; imprisoned multiple times, even after they had been Saturday, October 31, 2020 Large Vintage Parlor Light; Collection of Middleburg Women’s Club force fed while they were on hunger strikes in prison. at 9:00 a.m. Crocks; 2-Antique Copper Butcher Ladles; Shirley Temple Pitchers & Bowl; In 1918 the jailed suff ragists were released from pris- Location: 210 East Walnut Street, Isle of Que, Selinsgrove, PA – Thru 2- “The New Rochester” Antique Kerosene lamps w/ Refl ectors (electrified); Selinsgrove on Market Street, turn at red light onto East Pine Street, Dietz Caboose Lantern; Vintage Ladies Metal Purse; Dietz Acme Railroad on. An appellate court ruled that all the arrests were Lantern; E.D. Gilbert Mt. Pleasant Mills Match Safe; Collection of Jim Beam illegal. Cross Bridge to Isle of Que, turn 1st right onto Third Street, go 2 blocks turn left onto East Walnut Street. Whiskey Decanters (some rare); Collection of American Flyer Trains, Cars A proposal to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution and accessories to include: 2- # 312 PRR Engines w/ Tender cars, 3-pc H O U S E H O L D & Santa Fe Engines (#470, #473 & center Engine # 471), #644 Crane Car, # COLLECTIBLES: 625 Tanker, #740 Hand Car, #7210 Spot Light Car, #651 Baggage Car, #650 Beautiful Dining Room Table Coach, #632 Hopper Car and others; Antique “Ives” Railway Lines Motor Car w/ 6Chairs & 3 Boards Plus a #3235R w/2 Passenger cars 3-rail track and Transformer; Antique Ceiling MatchingGlass Front Hutch; gas Light (electrified from the Masonic Lodge in Middleburg); Collection of Double Poster Bedw/ 2 Longaberger Baskets; Glassware; Salmon Falls Pottery; Local Advertising Thursday, October 29 Dressers; Double Bed w/Dresser,Chifferobe & Chair; Plates to include: G.D. Peters Middleburg Bakery, Moyer, Callahan & Blanket Chests;Bamboo Shelf & Chair; Dressers Moyer, S.G. Kerstetter Miserville Pa., McClure West Beaver, 1955 Snyder @ 2:00 PM &Stands; Small Sentry Safe; Sofa Bed;Chair; County, Millersburg Ferry, Steese Mill Mt. Pleasant Mills, and others; Food Located Along US SR 522 Approx. 4 Miles West of Middleburg, Coffee & End Tables; RockerRecliner; Wooden saver Sealer; “Shinsei” Horse racing game in Orig. Box; Boyd’s Bears; at 14123 Route 522, Middleburg, Snyder Co., PA Rocking Chair;Floor & Table Lamps; Sewing Antique Baskets; ‘Deposee France” miniature Brass Horn and Trumpet; Stand;CHILDREN’S: Wooden High Chair;Table “Simplicity Conquest” 16hp. Garden Tractor; 4ft. Snow blower attachment 2.8 Acre Snyder Co. Real Estate (4:30 pm) Situated in a & Chair; Books, Tiny Tales ~Lit-tle Golden ~ Comics, for Garden Tractor; Snowmobile Trailer; “Wood maid” Reading Pa. Cast Iron Private Drive on a Secluded Property is a 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Home. Games, Tonka Crane, & More; LIONEL: #1679 Woodstove; assorted Hand Times Lightning Glider Sled; Garden tools; Gas Antiques, Collectibles, H/H Goods, Tools: Maytag Washer Car, #1688 E Engine, #1680Sunoco Tanker, #1682 Cans; Suzuki SU2200L Generator; 12 gal Shop Vac; 3- Hair Salon Chairs w/ & Dryer; 13 Milk Cans; 8 Wagon Wheels; 6 Cast Tractor Seats; 2 Man Saw (H); Car, Track & Plastic Ville Pieces; MASONIC: hair dryer; Adjustable Hair Salon cutting chair; Assorted Hair Salon Items; and Balloon Tire Bike; Cast Tractor Sets; Vintage Tools; Stainless Milk Pails; Garden Belt Buckles, 1986 Williams-port Consistory 86th Reunion Photo, Tie Tacs More. To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834, Terms Cash or Pa. Cultivator; Ant. Mill Stone; Ant. Wooden Wizard Washing Machine; Galv. Barrels; & More; Wooden Army Foot Lockers; Arrowhead &Ax Head; Rolling Green Check. “No Buyers Premium” Crock Jug; Cast Iron Kettles; Enamelware; WWII Japanese Knives; Military Flags; Part Post Card & Tickets; Doodle Bug Trevorton & Kishacoquillas Lew- Owner: Russell E. (& the late Joyce A.) Wagenseller Lanterns; Vintage Hubcap Planters; Milk Crates; Granite Cemetery Memorial; 5 pc. istown Tickets; Old Tokyo Photo Cards Plus other Post Cards; Hall Cookie Wrought Iron Table/Chairs (1960’s); White Wrought Iron Café Table w/2 Chairs (red/ Jar; Hull vase #49;McCoy; Planters Peanut Glass Jar; Old Coke & Other AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: white stripe); Mid-Century: Modern Sofa & Chair w/Matching Draperies, Nest Bottles; 1975 Phillies Photo (signed by everyplayer); Fostoria-Amber Iris- Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Chair, White Plastic Lamp, Avocado Green Metal Floor Light, 3 Mamasan Chairs w/ Ruby, Pink & Green Depression; Hand Blown & Painted Pitcher; SaltDips; Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Cushions; 7 pc. Natural Wicker Glass Top Table, Chairs & End Tables; White Wicker Cracker Jars; Glass Baskets & Assorted Glassware; France plate w/ Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Table Set & Mirror; White Wicker Children’s Set; Lg. Aztec Calendar; Blk. Wooden Handwritten Recipe onBack plus Other Plates; Cookbooks from Selinsgrove Rocker; New Zero Gravity Chair; Rocker, Chaise Lounge & Folding Lawn Chairs; Bear & Miffl inburg; Costume Jewelry; SmallKitchen Appliances; Utensils; Sango Themed Bird Bath (new); Garden Bench; Cast Mush Pot & Walpak Fry Pan; Wooden Caprice Dish Set; Stemware; Pyrex pink Bake Ware; Flatware;Linens – Measurer; White Mtn. Manual Ice Cream Freezer; Vintage Tricycle; Lava Lights; Doilies – Blankets – Quilts – Aprons; Handicap Toilet Seat; Shower Seat; PUBLIC AUCTION Ant. Lamps; Metal Milk Bottle Carrier; Ironing Board; Wooden Storage Bed; Princess Wheelchair;ThyssenKrupp Stair Glide; Metal File Cabinets; Many Metal / Saturday & Rotary Phones; Hickock Audio Testing Eqpt. & Turntables; Tripods; HO Ga. Trains Wood / Plastic Shelf Units; More notlisted. October 31, 2020 8:30 am. & Village of Plastic Ville Pieces in Boxes; Ice Chests; Thermos; Fans; Scrolled Metal TOOLS:Simplicity Regent 15 hp Lawn Mower; Craftsman 6.5 hp Push Plant Caddies; Portable Heaters; Mason Jars; Christmas Ornaments & Christmas Located in the Borough of Middleburg Pa. Turn off Mower; Snapper Gas Snow Blower; Generator 3250 watt 6.5 hp;Kerosene Route.522 onto North Station St. (at the Middleburg Tree; Lg. White Globe Light; (New Stationery, Cards, Gift Wrap, Paper Supplies, Heater (new); Pro 4000 Air Compressor; Table Top Drill Press; Craftsman Blankets, Towels, Essential Oils, Bath Products, Fragrances; Lifekind Organic Restaurant/Hotel) Travel straight to #99 Café Lane, to be held at Grace Covenant Community 16 gal. Shop Vac; Poulan 18” Chain Saw;Multi-function Ladder; Homelite & Church in the Large Social Room. Selling the 6th Session of a Lifetime local collector. Oxygen Bleach; LED Light Bulbs, Mouse Magic, Lysol, Gift Items, Rubbermaid Portland Leaf Blowers; B & D Stapler & Electric Circular Saw; 3/8” Drive Air Bins, Excalibur Dehydrator, Cookware, New Japanese China, Dinnerware); Ratchet &Chisel; Small Bench Vise; Tool Boxes; Full Parts Cabinets; Pipe Carnival & Depression Glassware- Cast Enviracare Air Purifi ers; Vinyl Records; Audio Cassettes & Eqpt; Treadmill “Air & Other Wrenches; Hand Tools; Garden Tools; Kerosene Canw/Spout; Gas Walker”; Folding Bar Stools; Navy Pump Organ & Accordion; Suitcases; Tall Earthen Iron Banks-P.B. Glasses-Collectibles-. Cans; Wheelbarrow; Fishing Rods & Supplies; Porch Swing; Picnic Table; Carnival Glass ‘Raspberry” Pitcher & Tumblers; Carnival Glass Vase, Urns; Board Games; 4 – 3 Drawer Lock File Cabinets; 4 – 4 Drawer Lock File Much, Much More . . . Cabinets; Cosmo Home Safes; Sentry Safe; Folding Chairs; Stacking Individual File “Grape” Pitcher & Tumbler Sets; Carnival Chicken on Nest, Turkey on Storage; Clocks; Ceramic Lawn & Garden Ornaments; Life Size Carousel Horse on TERMS: Cash or good PA check only. No credit cards. Information Nest, Rooster on Nest, Bunny on Nest; Orange Carnival Glass Pitcher Stand w/Collection of Carousel Books & Themed Music; 100+ Nature Books; Stainless on Sale Day takes precedence over any previous information. Lots of w/6 Tumblers; Nippon Chocolate Set w/ 4 cups; 2- Large Roseville Pottery Cookware & Tea Kettles; Silverware; Knives; Extensive Teddy Bear Collection; Giant pictures on auctionzip.com, #5905 Vases; Large Assortment of Depression Glassware: (pink, green, Resin Shell (Value $1,400 Kathy Kuo Orly Studio); Lg. Collection of Museum Owner: Richard Marshall amber, blue) many different patterns; Griswold #9 3ft. Kettle w/Griswold Quality Seashells; Rock & Fossil Collection; Extensive Shell Collection; Homer Glass Lid; “Fanner mfg.” #8 Cast Waffl e Iron; Wapakoneta #3 Cast P.O.A.Candace Evans 315-337-9855 Pan; Cast Iron Griddle; Griswold #3 Meat Grinder; Cast Iron Banks ( Laughlin Eggshell China; Himalayan Salt Lamps; Chicken Dishes; Sm. Electrical AUCTIONEERS: Appliances; Lg. Set Blue Willow Dinnerware; Corelle; Melmac Dinnerware; Vintage Aunt Jemima, rabbit, Bison, Pig, Donkey); Approx.. 150 Vintage Boscul Dennis Hassinger • AU002689-L • 570-837-3159 Peanut Butter Glasses various Flowers, Juice size Glasses, Davey Christmas Tree Bulbs; Blk. Ceramic Dinner Set; Sewing Notions; Driftwood Sculptures; Ken Smith • AU000867-L • 570-837-3535 Flowerpots; Gott Thermos & Ice Chests; Fans; Pelonis Safe T Furnace; Hunting Crockett Glasses, Walleye Pike and Others; 18 Ranger Joe Milk Mugs Knives; Nikon 35mm Camera & Others; Walker; Alum. Picnic Table & Umbrella; (red, blue); English Stetter Cast Iron Door Stop; Metal advertising Coin Various Planters; Shop, Lawn & Garden Tools; Lg. Cauldron; Tool Boxes w/Tools; Saw Banks; Cream & Green Enamel Ladles; Green Glass Basket; Pink Fire- Horses; Horse Shoes; Multiple Bins of Misc. Gadgets, Leather Gloves, Tubs, Pails; King Bowls & Mugs; Collection of Depression Glass S/P Sets to include: Lg. Cabana (New); Alum. Folding Ladder; Cordless Chainsaw (new); Power Tools; Pink Floral, Pink Miss America, Pink Mayfair, Blue Mayfair Open Rose, Ext. Cords; Camo Storage Stools; Wheelbarrow; Galv. Trash Cans; 10 Gal. Shop Vac; Green Doric, Green Windsor, Yellow Clover Leaf, Iridescent Flora Gold; Riding Lawn Mower & More Items Still Being Discovered. Nascar Collectibles; Antique Milk glass Spice set w/ orig. Rack; 1940’s Life Wednesday, October 28 magazines; Large Hand Blown Vases; Fire-King Jadeite Bowls, Plates, Cynthia Rosancrans, Owner Cups; Blue “Sunburst” Pitcher w/6 Tumblers; Fenton Vase; Slag Glass Attorney: Jeffrey Mensch, 570-966-9544 @ 9:00 AM red Cardinal; Fire-King “Philbe” Dishes; Edgemont Cracker Tin; Old Hand Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents Food Turn off SR 522 onto 18th Street, Turn Right onto Hower to Tools; Emerald green Pitcher w/ 5 Tumblers; and Many More Items… To 743 Hower Street, Selinsgrove, Penn Twp., Snyder Co., PA All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L REAL ESTATE (noon): AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L 2 Bedroom Ranch Brick/Vinyl Sided Home. Situated on a Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Complete Listing & Photos Available Sizeable Corner Lot in a Quiet Residential Neighborhood. Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 H/H Goods, Antiques, & Collectibles: Stainless 27 cu. Side by Side Refrigerator w/Door Ice Maker; Samsung VRT Front Load Washer & Dryer; Sharp Microwave; Glass Front Lighted Hutch Glass Shelves & Mirror Back; 3 pc. Cherry Colonial Queen Size Canopy Bedroom Suite; 6 Drawer Colonial Cherry Dresser; Waterfall Dbl. Bed; 7 pc. Cherry Pa. House Dining Suite; Cherry Console Table; PUBLIC AUCTION Cherry Server; Cherry End Stands & Coffee Table; Glass Top Coffee Table; Lg. Cherry Friday Framed Mirrors; Floral Sofa & Wing Back Chair; Floral Sleeper Sofa; Uph. Arm Chair; October 30, 2020 9:00 am. Saturday, November 7 @ 9:00am Glass Top TV Stand; Wooden Loveseat; Wooden Bar Stools; 15 Floral & Pattern Area In New Berlin, Turn East off of SR 204 onto Water & Throw Rugs (high quality); Lighted Glass Door/Side/Shelves Cabinet; Chrome Table; Located in the Borough of Middleburg Pa. Turn off Street to 417 Water St., New Berlin, Union Co., Pa. Square Granite Top Island; Floral Sofa Bed; Wooden Bowls; Crocks; Musser’s Potato Chip Route.522 onto North Station St. (at the Middleburg Can; 4 pc. Nesting Pyrex Bowls; Candle Wick Dishes; Gone w/Wind Lamp; Stand Lights; Restaurant/Hotel) Travel straight to #99 Café Lane, to be held at Grace Covenant NEW BERLIN REAL ESTATE (noon): Community Church in the Large Social Room. We will be conducting a Special A Well Maintained Capacious 2 Story 5 Bedroom Home on a Double Lot. 3,875 Coffee Grinder; GE Bakelite Radio; Red Session West clock; Kit Cat Klock; Chicken on the Nest; Clarks Teaberry Gum Stand; Blue Pitcher & Sugar/Creamer; Roseville Vase; Friday Auction of Gaudy Welsh Pottery, Early Glassware, and Collectibles. sq. Living Space, plus Additional 900 sq. ft. Shop. 1st Floor: Spacious Modern Eat- A large collection that took over 40yrs. of collecting. In Kitchen w/Wood-Mode Cabinets. Kitchen has Sky Lite for Added Natural Light Hall Pitcher & Vase; Mod. Green & Pink Fiesta Bowls, Cups/Saucers, Plates, Server, & Cathedral Ceiling w/Beams. Kitchen opens into a Quaint Living Room w/Brick Vegetable Dishes; Carousel Horses; Vista Alegria Set Dishes; Lattice Bowl, Plate; Etched Antiques-Collectibles-Gaudy Fireplace & Accent Wall. Recreational Room w/Cathedral Ceiling which includes Built- Glassware; Cake Stands; Compotes; Stemware; Hercules Ladies AMF Bike; AC Spark Welsh Pottery- Early Glassware. in Handcrafted Gun Cabinet. French Doors Leads into a Quiet Backyard for Family Plug Metal Display Rack; Krafts Shortening Tin; Progress Refrigerator Co., Galv. Buckets Antique Bowed Glass Sides w/ Glass Front China Closet; Decorated Outings. (Original Residence was 1,065 sq. ft. & was Built in the Early 1800’s & & Measurers; Elkhart Brass Fire Extinguisher; Spring Horse; Red Globe RR Lanterns; East Lake Style Washstand; Modern Oak Bowside Glass Curio Cabinet w/ Renovated.) Formal Dining & Living Rooms. Front Porch w/Entrance into a Flagstone Numerous Floor, Stand, Dresser Lights; New Items: (Slow Cooker, Oreck Speed Iron, lights; Childs Miniature Wooden Toy Wardrobe; Antique Wall Case Clock; Hall Way and Open Stairway. Full Bath. Cedar Sauna Room. Mud & Laundry Room. Ronco Rotisserie, Pasta Express, Shark Deluxe Steam Mop, T-Fall Bowl Set, SS Bowls “Parker” Kerosene Parlor Lamp (electrified); Brown Glazed Crock Batter 2nd Floor Consists of 5 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths. Property has 2 Separate Stairways. w/Lids, Jet Steam Oven, New King, Queen, Dbl. & Twin Sheets, Bedding, Comforters, Lg. Jug; Early Hummel Figurines; Rare Reed & Barton 9 ¾” Sterling Silver Attached 960 sq. ft. - 3 Car Garage & Cemented Driveway. Enclosed 400 sq. ft. Cook Pots, New Rolls of Uph.,)Tefl on Pans; Toaster Oven; Stainless Toaster; Black/Decker Berry Serving Spoon “Le Six Fleurs”; Cast Iron Bean Pot; 2 qt. Marietta & Picnic Pavilion w/Built in Refrigerator & Brick Vented Grill w/Half Bath. 2016 Oil Hot Food Processor; Mr. Coffee; Upright Dirt Devil; Oster Mixer; Vintage Alum. Rainbow Co. Cast Pot; Wapak #7 3ft. Cast Bean Pot; Wagner ware #8 Cast Chicken Water Furnace w/Secondary Wood Stove Heat. 2015 Metal Roof Installed. 2 Storage Pitcher/Tumblers; Metal Pitcher & Tumblers; Hamilton Beach Mixer; Slow Cooker; Fiesta Fryer; Puritan #3 Cast Pan. Cast Iron Muffi n Pan; Apple Peeler; Cast Iron Buildings. Boro Water/Sewer. Taxes: $2,500.00. For Inspection Call: 570-713-5499 or Pitcher; Pie Plates; Visionware; Corningware Casseroles; Apple Peeler; New Diamond Trivets; 2-Gray Granite Berry Buckets; J.H. Dipple #5 Crock w/Molded 570-966-2512. Broker Participation Available by Contacting the Auctioneer for Details. Air Mattress; Ice Chest; Thermos; Revereware; Silverware; Kitchen Utensils; Knife Set; Handles; Large Crock Jug; E.S.& B. Crock w/ Blue #2; Crock Storage Photo’s available @ auctionzip.com #2399. Pressure Pot; Floral Vases; Naxa Wireless Sound System; Lounge; Base Cabinets; Box Jar w/Lid; Collection of Early Gaudy Welsh Pottery to include: Childs Fan; Records; Towels; Luggage; Brothers Message Center; Party King Grill w/Hitch Mt. Also Selling Antiques, H/H Goods, Collectibles & Woodworking Tools Cups, Pitchers, Small Plates, Bowl, Mug, and assorted Tulip Pattern Tailgate Grill Carrier NIB; Toys: Johnny West Buckboard w/Thunder Bolt; Fisher Price Pcs.; Early Pottery Snake Pitcher w/Snake Handle; Sphinx Pottery Clair Spangler Irrevocable Family Trust Music Sweeper; Fisher Price Pull A Tune Toy; Light Up Color Writer; 8 New Barbie Dolls; Teapot; Blue and Yellow Marsgricht Holland Pottery; Rose Bowls; Seth Stack A Clown; Slate Board; Playskool Shoe; Fisher Price TV/Radio; Mammoth Models Thomas Mantle Clock; Small Enterprise Lard Press; Large Enterprise Lard Tuesday, November 17 @ 3:00PM Construction Toys; Girder Panel Building Set; FP Pull Train Set; Top; Tonka Fire Jeep; Press; Enterprise #32 Meat Grinder; Antique Market Basket; Hand Woven Tonka Car Carrier w/Car; CF Tractor Trailer; Metal Cycle & Rider; Matty Mattel Jack in the Antique Egg Basket; Walnut Picker; “Nagles Store” Paxtonia Pa. Turn South off SR 304, Market Street onto SR 204, Vine Street. Turn East Box; Rex Pal Red Wagon; Hy-Speed Red Wagon; Childs Wheebarrows & More. onto Front Street to 407, 409 & 411 Front Street, New Berlin, Union Co. PA Thermometer; C.W. Reigle & Sons Paxtonville Pa. Thermometer; John 75+ Team Pit Crew Shirts (11:00 am): Original All Team Issued, (4 Major Deere Alarm Clock; Large Wooden Acorn Door Stop; Noritake Dinnerware NEW BERLIN REAL ESTATE: Classifi cations, Formula 1, Indy Racing League, CART, Nascar, FED X Racing Series. Set; Kerosene Lamp w/Cranberry and White Glass Base; Green Glass A Two-Story Aluminum Sided Structure known as 407, 409 & 411 Front Street. The Transit & Tools: Transit DIETZGEN Transit w/Tripod; Murray Push Mower; 16 Kerosene Lamp; Pink, Green & Amber Depression Glassware; Turkey on Structures on the premises have been condemned. The Buyer will be required to Gallon Shop Vac; Mac & Other Tool Boxes; Welding Helmet; Craftsman Leaf Blower/Rain Nest; Cobalt Blue Ivy Bowl; Fostoria Glassware; Glass Swan; Candlewick demolish the structures on the property within ninety (90) days of the property transfer. Gutter Attachment; Shelving Units NIB; Numerous Lawn, Garden & Shop Tools; B/D Drill; Glassware; Northwood Amethysts “Good Luck” Bowl; Royal Daulton Such demolition is done by an insured individual or company. Failure to demolish the Jack; Craft King Drill; Fiberglass Measuring Tape; Jig Saw; Pipe Cutters; Hollow Punch Dinnerware Plates; Smith Glass pieces; 3pc. Frosted Blue Westmorland structures as required will result in the return of the premises to the Seller. Situated on Set; Wrenches; Meat & Hand Saws; B/D Drill; Noma HD Lights; Organizers; Tool Boxes; Candle Buffet Set; Bavarian Cider Pitcher w/4 Cups; 5pc. Nippon a Level Building Lot in a Residential Neighborhood with on street parking available. Lot Stanley HD Sharpshooter; Levels; Sprayers; ½” Elect. Drill; Socket Set Drill Bits; Drill Chocolate Set; Blue Mayfair Sandwich Server; Limoges Fish Plate; 1874 Size is Approx. 66’ X 152’ (.231 Ac.). Borough Water and Sewer Connections available. Guide; Wood Plane; B/D Wizard Drill/Router Guide; Stanley Mitre Box; Pliers; Wooden German/Dutch Baptism Cert.; Glass Slippers; Ironstone Pottery; Winross Union County tax parcel number 011-020-067.00000. Build to Suit Yourself. Step Ladders; Gas Cans; Sears Snowblower Attachment & more. Trucks; Nippon and Noritake; Royal Dairy Milk Bottles; Hanging Kerosene Imagine the Possibilities! Ceiling Light; and many other items, Many Boxes yet to be opened! … Owner: Lisa Briner The Borough of New Berlin To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834, Food stand provided. Attorney: Slivinski Law Firm, 570-374-5575 “No Buyers Premium” Cash or Pa. Check Attorney: Cole & Varano Law Offi ce, 570-522-0168 Auctioneer’s Note: Quality Merchandise, not all items seen at time of write up. Owners: Ronald & Nancy Fetterolf Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: • 570-966-2512 • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Complete Listing & Photos Available Complete Listing & Photos Available Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 October 23, 2020, Snyder County Times -9 Flashbacks

Globe Mills School students 102 year-old Bernice Fish of Selinsgrove pushed her walker up the sidewalk to the “voting window” at the 4th, 5th and 6th graders Middleburg Courthouse on Monday. A staff member was Email: Upcoming Events These photos from the early 30’s of the Globe Mills School. going to come out and greet her and take her ballot, but Articles and Photos to: What was then a school and church, is now a parking area. Bern thought she could “wheel” up to the window and Thank you Ellen Felmey for sending them in to share with us. she did! Let this be your encouragement to get out and [email protected] vote! PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday November 7, 2020 8:30am Located in Kreamer Pa. Turn off Route 522 at the West end of Kreamer ( midway between Selinsgrove and Middleburg) onto Manor Drive, travel straight 1 block to the Kreamer Fire hall (#37 Manor Drive Middleburg) Selling the 7th Session of a Lifetime local collector. :H3XW)DUPHUV)LUVW Auto-Firearms-Rare Milk Bottles- Vintage Glassware-Peanut Butter Glasses- Collectibles. 2010 4 dr. Chevy Cobalt Auto (83,000 Miles); C.W. Troup Mt. Pleasant Mills 0HHWWKH0HPEHUVRIRXU3RZHU7HDP Qt. Milk Bottle; Tri-Maple Dairy Wagners Selinsgrove Milk Bottle; Speece’s Dairy Dauphin Milk Bottle; Crocks; Fiesta ware; Pocket Knives; Rolling Green Park Items (Postcards, Bingo Tickets,); Rhodes Turkey Call; Westmorland Chicken on Nest; Carnival Glass Lion Dish; Northwood Carnival Lace Edge Bowl; DĂŶLJŽĨŽƵƌŽǁŶŐdĞĂŵŵĞŵďĞƌƐǁĞƌĞƌĂŝƐĞĚŽŶĨĂƌŵƐĂŶĚĐŽŶƟŶƵĞƚŽĨĂƌŵ Yellow Glass Fenton Rabbit on Nest; Hull Pottery Vases; Jadeite Oval Platters & large Serving Bowls; Blue Glass Santa on Sleigh; Weller Peacock Vase; ƚŽĚĂLJ͘tĞŬŶŽǁƚŚĞďƵƐŝŶĞƐƐ͕ĂŶĚĂƐďŽƚŚĨĂƌŵĞƌƐĂŶĚďĂŶŬĞƌƐ͕ƉƌŽǀŝĚĞǀĂůƵĂďůĞ “A.C. Goodling” Evendale Plate; Early Carnival Glassware To Include: (Windmill, ĚŝƌĞĐƟŽŶĂŶĚĐƵƐƚŽŵŝnjĞĚƐŽůƵƟŽŶƐ͘DĞĞƚƚǁŽŽĨŽƵƌŶĞǁĞƐƚƚĞĂŵŵĞŵďĞƌƐǁŚŽ Peacock, Brooklyn Bridge, Bluebird, Thistle, Basket, Deer, Rose, and Other Patterns); Assorted Nascar Items; Lucky Jumbo Elephant Glass Bank; Big Little ĂƌĞƵƐŝŶŐƚŚĞŝƌŬŶŽǁůĞĚŐĞĂŶĚĞdžƉĞƌŝĞŶĐĞƚŽŚĞůƉŽƵƌĐƵƐƚŽŵĞƌƐƐƵĐĐĞĞĚ͘ Books; Large Signed Peacock Marble; Pink Fire King; Firearms New in Boxes to Include: Browning Ducks Unlimited 50 th Anniv. 12 Ga. Auto 5, Engraved w/ Leather Case, Browning/Winchester Model 42-410 Shot Gun Grade 5 Pigeon Show Gun Gold Engraved, Browning/Winchester Model 410 Shot /ĂŶtĞĂǀĞƌũŽŝŶĞĚ&ĂƐĂŶŝŶƚĞƌŶĚƵƌŝŶŐŚŝƐƐĞŶŝŽƌ Gun Grade 5 Show Gun w/ Gold Inlays, Quail Unlimited 10 th Anniv. Grand Slam Edition 410 over/under Show gun w/ Case Silver Plated Receiver, LJĞĂƌĂƚW^h͕ǁŚĞƌĞŚĞƐƚƵĚŝĞĚŐƵƐŝŶĞƐƐDĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶƚ 3-Winchester 22 52B Tiger Maple Show Guns, Winchester Model 70-300 ĂŶĚŐƌŽŶŽŵLJ͘,ĞΖƐĂŶϴƚŚŐĞŶĞƌĂƟŽŶƉŽƵůƚƌLJĨĂƌŵĞƌ͕ĂŶĚ Mag Tiger Maple Show Gun, Winchester Model 70-270 Mag Tiger Maple Show Gun, Winchester Model 94 NRA Centennial Musket 30-30 Show Gun, ŚĂƐĂƐƉĞĐŝĂůƉůĂĐĞŝŶŚŝƐŚĞĂƌƚĨŽƌĨĂƌŵŝŶŐ͘͞/ƚďƌŝŶŐƐŵĞ ( All guns were never fi red & in orig. box); Assorted Ammo; Peanut Butter Glass Collection to include: Star Magnolia, Forget-me-Not, American Lotus, ũŽLJŬŶŽǁŝŶŐ/ĂŵŚĞůƉŝŶŐƚŚĞĐŽŵŵƵŶŝƚLJŽĨĨĂƌŵĞƌƐ͘/Ζŵ Christmas Candle, Moose, Elk, Fairyland Orchid Cactus, Nigh Blooming ĂƉĞŽƉůĞƉĞƌƐŽŶƐŽ/ĞŶũŽLJŵĞĞƟŶŐĐůŝĞŶƚƐŽŶƚŚĞŝƌ Cereus Cactus, Santa, Wizard of Oz Dorothy, Trailing Arbutus, Davy Crocket, Quail, Cocker Spaniel, And Many others; Juice Size Peanut Butter Glasses; ĨĂƌŵƐ͘͟tŚĞŶŚĞŝƐŶΖƚŽŶƚŚĞĨĂƌŵ͕/ĂŶŝƐĂǀŽůƵŶƚĞĞƌ Roy Rogers Books; Collection of Depression Glassware; Cast Iron Banks ďĂƐĞďĂůůĐŽĂĐŚĨŽƌ^ĞůŝŶƐŐƌŽǀĞ,ŝŐŚ^ĐŚŽŽů͘ (Popeye, Santa, Eagle, Cat); Salt and Pepper sets; Assorted Pitcher and Water Glass sets; Westmorland Glassware; Planters Peanut Nut Chopper; Sad Irons; Roseville Pottery Vase; Lewistown PA Souvenir Mug; Freeburg PA Souvenir Goblet; And Many more Vintage Collectible Items...... To See Photos go to /ĂŶtĞĂǀĞƌͮ:ƌ͘ƵƐŝŶĞƐƐĞǀĞůŽƉŵĞŶƚKĸĐĞƌ Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546  Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Auctioneer Note: Auto to be sold at 11:00. Firearms & ammo to be :H3XW)DUPHUV)LUVWFRP sold at 12:00.Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed For Bidder #. Owners and Auctioneer not responsible for accidents Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” 10- Snyder County Times, October 23, 2020 Conrad Weiser Chapter DAR October Highlights By Kay Poeth ters received their 30-year member certifi cates from North tifi cates from North Central District Director, Barbara Central District Director, Barbara Schmouder. Congratu- Schmouder. Congratulations to Regent Patty Wetzel, lations to Regent Patty Wetzel, Mary Agnes Hackenberg Mary Agnes Hackenberg (mother), Sharron Eyer, and (mother), Sharron Eyer, and Vice Regent Donna Culp. Vice Regent Donna Culp. The Conrad Weiser Chapter National Society Daugh- The Conrad Weiser Chapter NSDAR held their Na- ters of the American Revolution had a very produc- tional DAR Day of Service by collecting canned goods tive meeting on October 3, 2020, at the Susquehan- and delivered them to Haven Ministry in Sunbury, a na Valley Country Club. This was the fi rst in-house homeless shelter. meeting of the organization since March. During the meeting Ann Russell was inducted as the group’s new secretary. Pamela Sparta Panarese was welcomed as a !!!COAL!!! new member. She transferred from the Fort Augusta Chapter. Panarese was awarded a 10-year member cer- • Picked Up $200.00 Per Ton tifi cate from North Central District Director, Barbara • Delivered $210.00 Per Ton Schmouder. TERMS FOR DELIVERY A special award was presented as a mother and • 3 Ton Minimum three daughters received their 30-year member cer- • Extra Delivery Charge May Be Added For Anything Under 3 Ton • Delivery Price Good within 15 Mile ESTATE AUCTION Radius Anything over 15 mile may be subject to additional delivery charge Thursday, October 29, 2020 CALL FOR MORE DETAILS at 4:00 p.m. Custom Feed • Feeds • Seed • Fertilizer Coal Auction to be held at the Snyder County Produce Building, 6130 South Custom Combining & Planting • Bulk Feed Services Susquehanna Trail, Port Trevorton, PA 17864. 9 miles South of Selinsgrove 127 Mill Road Hours of Operation along Route 11 & 15 or 42 miles North of Harrisburg. Mt Pleasant Mills, PA Monday-Friday 7am-5pm Pamela Sparta Panarese was welcomed as a new member Phone (570) 539-8855 Saturday 7:30am-12pm to the Conrad Weiser Chapter DAR. Panarese was awarded GUNS & HOUSEHOLD GOODS Located behind Meiserville Inn, just off Route 104 a 10-year member certifi cate from North Central District Remington 700 BDL 7 MM Remington Mag Bolt Action w/Scope; Winchester Director, Barbara Schmouder. !!NOW ACCEPTING!! Model 150 Lever Action 22 w/Swope; Stevens Model 67 12 Ga. w/Sling; VISA/MASTER CARD/DISCOVER Stevens Model 77 20 Ga.; Mossberg Model 190 12 Ga. Bolt Action w/Clip; Savage 93 R17 17 HMR Rifl e w/Scope No Clip; Westfield Model 730 30-06 w/ Scope & No Clip; Kassnar AR-22 Model 16 22 Long Rifl e; Taurus Model 689 6” SS Barrel 357 Mag.; Taurus Model 94 4” SS Barrel 22 LR Revolver; H&R PUBLIC AUCTION Model 939 w/6” Barrel 22 Revolver; CVA Staghorn 50 Cal. Muzzleloader w/ Scope; Assortment of Uph. Furniture; Chest of Drawers; Dresser; Beds; Knick Every Friday @ 5:00 PM Knacks; Pots & Pans; Glassware; Old Metal Toys & Other Items of Interest. 19426 Route 522 S., Beaver Springs, PA 17812 TERMS: Cash or PA Check LUNCH STAND (Next to Hair Express) Estate of: George W. Bailey Parking In Rear of Building AUCTIONEERS: Household, Collectibles, Misc. ROGER A. LAUVER DEAN E. LONGACRE See Auction Zip For Full Listing & Photos A special award was presented as a mother and three daugh- #AU-002634-L DAVID MARTIN 1217 Littletown Road Seating - Lunch Stand - Rest Rooms Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Auctioneer: Dawn E. Miller AU-001695-L Phone: 570-765-0107 570-374-3793 Auction Company and Owners Not Responsible For Accidents Must Follow CDC Guidelines 2-DAY PUBLIC AUCTION OWNER AND AUCTIONEERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Face Masks Recommended Thursday November 19, 2020 1:00pm Friday November 20, 2020 PUBLIC AUCTION LIVE PUBLIC AUCTION 9:00am To settle the Estate of Warren Fenstermacher Saturday October 24, 2020 @ 10 AM Located in the Borough of Beavertown Pa. (At #221 South Thomas St.) 184 Ridge Road, Muncy, PA Turn off Route 522 at the East end of Town onto Thomas Street, travel VAL. FARM REAL ESTATE, (208 acres offered in 3357 Old Rt.15, New Columbia, PA two blocks to Auction site on the Left. Located outside Patton Warehouse REAL ESTATE (FRIDAY AT 12:00 NOON) 2 parcels) HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ANTIQUES, 3 A Valuable piece of Real Estate consisting of a Beautiful Home Located TRACTORS, SKID LOADER, FARM MACHIN- Truckloads of New & Like New Merchandise on a Large Double size Lot. The Home contains a Large Living Room, Tools, Household, Lighting, Fixtures & so much more. Kitchen w/ Breakfast Nook, Dining Room, Family Room, Den or offi ce ERY, Kubota RTV. Area, 3-Bedrooms, 1 ¾ Bathrooms, Laundry Room and a Large Finished Auction begins at 10AM. Game Room / Family Room on Lower Level. The Home has an Attached October 31, Starting 9:00 AM SEE FULL LISTING & PHOTOS, online at AuctionZip.com Two-Car Garage, Paved Driveway, Relaxing Back Porch, Stone Floor Patio Saturday, 2020 Area, and Has a Specious Private Back Yard. The Home is Located in the For pictures and more info on this great auction visit 570-538-3245 (Call or Text) Borough Yet Borders Private Woodland. To See This Solid Well-Built, www.fraleyauction.com Clint Rockey- Auctioneer- License #005653 Move-in Ready Home by Private Appointment, Call 607-759-7474. Any AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Tim Brouse-Apprentice-License #AA19288 Test may be done on Property Prior to Auction date at Prospective Buyers This farm has been handed down threw Expense. Real Estate Offered at 12:00 Noon (Friday). Terms 10% the family since 1888 Sale Order: 9:00am antiques, household goods, Food will be available. Down, Balance in 60 Days. Thursday 1:00pm start -Cub Cadet- Canoe- then shop tools. Real Estate 1pm. Thheenn farm equiequipmpmenentt to follow. Firearms- Indian Artifacts- Tools- Hunting/Fishing. Friday 9:00am start `V01V1 VI`1R:7H QGV` -2017 SUV – Yoder Utility Shed – Antiques – Collectibles- Household. To Much of the machinery was bouughtght see photos and Full Listing go to Auctionzip.com, ID# 3834 brand new by Warren and only usedd on :I Q ]I Estate of: Margie L (& the late Ronald N.) Wagner this farm. Come see what we findd inin Executrix: Rona L. Russell the sheds. Executor: Todd E. Wagner Sellers AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Estate of Warren Fenstermacher Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Your Trusted Partner for Auction Services & Asset/Estate Liquidation Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Ralph “ HOP” Fogelman Jr Exe Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L J Howard Langdon Atty Like us on Facebook- Rockey Auctions PUBLIC AUCTION GARY’S Saturday November 14, 2020 8:00am USED CARS Located along County Line Rd. (at #5789 County Quality Pre-Owned Vehicles At Affordable Prices Line Rd. Winfield Pa), turn off Route 522 in Selinsgrove (at Weis Markets), onto Route 204 travel 1 ½ miles, turn right CARS onto Mill rd. (at the bridge), travel ½ mile, turn left onto Pens Drive, travel Country Garden Farm Supply 06 Nissan Altima, 4dr, AUTO, Gold, 150K...... $3,595.00 4 ½ miles turn right onto County Line Rd. Auction 5 th house on the right. 02 Honda Civic, 4dr, 5 sp, Blue...... $2,295.00 Real Estate 04 Taurus, Gray, 134K...... $2,795.00 1+ Acre on Which is situated a Ranch Home Consisting of 3-Bedrooms, 01 Chevy Cavalier, Sdn, 4dr...... $1,995.00 large Living Room, Open Kitchen/Dining Room and 1 ½ Bathrooms. Would like to invite you to our The Home is heated w/ Electric Baseboard Heat, has a Fully Cemented TRUCKS / SUV’S Basement w/ chimney Hook-up for Wood/Coal Stove, And Has its Own 10% Discount Days 96 Ford Ranger 4x4, 4.0 Motor, Burgundy...... $2,695.00 Well and Septic. Many Extras Include an Attached One Car Garage, 98 Dodge Ram, 2 wheel drive, Green...... $995.00 Hardwood Flooring Throughout (under carpet), An Enclosed Patio Area w/ 02 Saturn Vue, Red, AWD, 137K...... $3,395.00 Open Deck Area, and plenty of closet Space. On the Property is a Large 8% Discount on credit card payment 01 Subaru Forester, AWD, Green...... $2,495.00 Work Shop/Garage with Two Overhead Doors, Second Floor and Paved Driveway. To see this Valuable Property by Private Appointment Call 570- Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nov. 5th, 6th, 7th, 2020 02 Subaru Forester...... $2,395.00 537-2830 or 607-742-8862. Any Tests May be done on Property prior to store hours thursday & friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon 02 Mazda B 3,000, 4x4, 130K, AC, AUTO, w/ Aluminum Cap Auction Date at Prospective Buyers Expense. Real Estate Offered at 12:00 Refreshments will be served Very Good Condition...... $4,595.00 Noon. Terms: 10% Down, Balance in 60 Days. Also selling the same day Thursday - Coffee & Donuts & Chocolate Milk All Day!!! 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee, AUTO, 6 cyl, 4x4...... $2,795.00 starting at 8:00. Farm Tractor – Garden Tractors – Outboard Motor Friday - Coffee & Donuts & Ice Cream All Day!!! – Tools- Antiques – Collectibles – Household Items And Many More BEST DEALS AROUND!! Items. To see photos and Full Listing go to Auctionzip.com, ID# 3834. Stop by to talk with animal health reps. and get free goods. All Vehicles Serviced W/ Latest Inspection “No Buyers Premium” Animal Health Reps. will be here Thursday and Friday. Estate of: Leroy J. Heintzelman Mon. & Tues. 2-5, Wed. 2-4, Fri. 11-4, Sat. 9-2 Executor: Michael T. Heintzlman 10% DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE!! Other Hours Available By Appointment AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Including Fence Post, Gates, Water Softener Salt, Shavings & More! (570) 765-1036 3027 Paxtonville Rd. Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Vaccines & Dewormers will be 10% discount Plus Rebates Middleburg, PA 17842 Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Cash and Carry Only Auctioneers Note: This auction has a large volume of items, something All Charge Accounts have to be PAID in Full To Receive 10% Discount for everyone. We will be selling with 2 Auctioneers starting at 8:30 3890 Ridge Road (570) 966-3944 $200 OFF (bring a friend, plan to spend the day). Many boxes yet to be opened. Off Route 304 Fax (570) 966-3995 Good till 11/14/20 Real Estate sold at 12:00, followed by Tractor and Garden Tractors. Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Owner: David O. Zimmerman best in the lot Yǟǥ ǓǑǞ ǠǥǤ ǩǟǥǢ ǥǣǕǔ ǦǕǘǙǓǜǕǣ ǙǞ ǤǘǙǣ ǣǕǓǤǙǟǞ ǖǟǢ Ǒǣ ǜǙǤǤǜǕ Ǒǣ $50.00 Ǒ ǧǕǕǛ! Call or Email to fi nd out how! [email protected] or 570-837-6065 ask for Cheyenne. Country Truck & Car 2013 14224 Route 35 2008 2009 2010 2011 HONDA CIVIC EX-L, NISSAN VERSA CHEVY COBALT Richfi eld, PA 17086 CHEVY COBALT LT, CHEVY HHR LT, Black, R-Title, 1.6 S, White, LT, Silver, R-Title, Black, 98,599 Miles 717-694-0090 161,461 Miles Blue, 140,729 Miles 133,111 Miles 77,285 Miles www.countrytruckandcar.com $3,995.00 $3,495.00 $4,995.00 $4,695.00 $6,995.00 If you are interested in The Best of The Lots section, please call us at: 570-837-6065 or email us at: [email protected] October 23, 2020, Snyder County Times -11 Legals & Classi eds ————————— the above estate hav- Middleburg August 4; September Ordinance. The property Rough Hewn-old wood A very friendly young Pair of Youth Camo Cov- LEGALS ing been granted to the James W Powers, 1; October 5 (1st is located at 1033 App look $50 OBO, 966-8826 cat. She was dropped eralls in a bag. These ———————— undersigned, all persons Dec’d Tuesday); November 3; Road, Selinsgrove, Pa. ————————— off at our home We have were for my grandson. NOTICE indebted to the estate 55 Ebony Lane December 1. 17870. The Variance is Vtech ultimate alphabet had her spayed and Reward if Found 570- are requested to make Middleburg PA 17842 In addition, the Supervi- to allow an accessory activity cube $10. Infan- shots. She gets along 539-8954 Notice is hereby given payment, and those sors will also meet structure for Sheetz to tino shopping cart cover well with other animals. ————————— that the Shamokin Dam having claims to present #15-08-061 the third Wednesday occupy. $5. toddler nap mat $10. 570.765.3431 Help Wanted Borough Zoning Hear- the same without delay 106 South Third St, of each month for a Columbia snow suit 3T ——————— ————————— ing Board will meet in to: Selinsgrove 6:00 pm workshop as Rick Bailey (like new) $25.00 - call Fill Dirt (about 10 Loads), Wanted a driver for a the Borough Council Lillian S Griner, Dec’d needed. Zoning Offi cer (570)971-8768 You Load and Haul. 570- catching crew. Text or call Chambers located at Debra Heim, Executrix C/O Gary G Griner ——————— ————————— 966-5881 Jane at 570-765-2080 42 West 8th Avenue, 275 Blue Hill Drive 315 East Snyder St Budget Workshop CLASSIFIEDS Old Metal Tool box/ Rope ——————— ————————— Shamokin Dam, PA on Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Selinsgrove PA 17870 Meetings —————— handles $30 Old Gal- Lots of empty wide mouth Part-Time Middle- Thursday, November & Budget workshop meet- For Sale lon Glass milk jug $30, table syrup containers burg Municipal Author- 5th, 2020 at 6:00 PM to Or her Attorney: C/O Larry D Griner ings will start at 7:00 —————— 8 older wooden baseball clean. Afternoon or eve- ity Secretary- Middleburg consider a special ex- Matthew R. Cravitz, 1480 Main St pm and are scheduled 1947-54 Chevy Truck bats $10 ea. “Can” Mo- ning. 570-922-0642 Borough is seeking a ception and variance re- Esquire Port Trevorton PA as follows: October 13; Parts. 570-238-0305 torcycle helmet, $40. 570- ——————— professional individual quest submitted by PPL 503 North Market Street 17864 October 26 (Tuesday); ————————— 539-8954 For Rent for the part-time position Generation LLC n/k/a Selinsgrove, PA 17870 November 10. General Hauling, T Tag ————————— ——————— of Municipal Authority Talen Generation LLC ——————— #21-05-108 Dump Truck Service 570- Garage/Yard 2 Bedroom 2nd Floor Apt. Secretary. A copy of the the applicant and owner LEGAL NOTICE Foltz Lane, Richfi eld Auditors 238-0305 Sales Includes all Appliances, job description and re- of the property which David B Lyter, Dec’d & The Board of Auditors ————————— ————————— Electric, Water & Sewer, sponsibilities/duties can consists of 6 parcels of Notice is hereby given Polly A Lyter, Dec’d will hold their annual VHS Editing Equipment Yard Sale Oct. 21-22, 9-?, Heat and Air Condition- be found on the Borough land, approximately 290 by the Snyder County C/O Angela K Palfalvi meeting January 5 at Image Transfer system. 31 Dock Hill Rd. ing. No Pets, No Kids, No web site: www.middle- total acres, located on Tax Claim Bureau with 93 Walnut Ct 6:00 pm. etc. $80, Flapper Doll in All items . 50 Cents Smoking. $900 Month, burgborough.com. All land within an area of respect to the Consoli- Arlington VT 05250 box 1920’s $25, Casio ————————— Security Deposit Re- individuals interested in the Borough which the dated Return of 2020 Planning Commission OG-10 Digital guitar/case Moving Sale Oct. 22-24, quired. 570-837-1336 submitting a resume may historical use has been Upset Sale of Prop- SNYDER COUNTY January 25 (Re-Orga- $150, 4 Colored Colls $35 8-1, 743 White Top Rd. ————————— do so via: www.indeed. predominately as a coal erties for Delinquent TAX CLAIM BUREAU nization); February 22; .717-379-8010 Middleburg Lost com or by mail: Middle- ash disposal impound- Taxes #CV-357-2020 March 22; April 26; May ————————— ————————— ————————— burg Borough, 13 N Main ment (ash basin area) presented to the Snyder Abby L Freed, Director 24; June 28; July 26; 33 LP vinyl records $1 FREE At Middleburg Livestock Street, Middleburg, PA that was discontinued County Branch of the August 23; September to $15, buy my over 500 ——————— Auction on Sept. 22nd, 17842. of active use by PPL in Court of Common Pleas Robert M Cravitz, 27; October 25; Novem- record Collection. SK, ——————— 1988. The site is in an for the 17th Judicial Dis- Esquire ber 22; December 13. Craftsman, tools, sockets S-1 (Open Reserve) trict of Pennsylvania on Solicitor for Snyder All meetings start at & wrenches. 7 jars Sea zoning district. October 12, 2020, that County 7:00 pm. shells $5 per Jar. 570- the Consolidated Return ——————— The Planning Commis- 850-5626 C.H. W!' S We Are Social Media The special exception was confi rmed NiSi by CHANGE IN MEETING sion will also meet the ——————— request is for the Sham- the Court on October LOCATION & DATE second Monday of each Gun Cabinet w/Glass in Winfi eld, PA Social Media? okin Dam Borough 13, 2020 and fi led by month for a 6:30 pm Door & Key. Hold 7 Guns You might say Code of Ordinances, the court on October NOTICE is hereby given workshop as needed & extra storage. Nice, $75 is looking for Tractor Newspapers Section 27 - Zoning 13, 2020, and that ob- that the Penn Township except December. OBO, 3 Pc Sectional Sofa & Equipment Sales Invented the idea! -, sub-section §505.4 jections or exceptions Municipal Authority, w/3 Recliners, Dusty Blue Representative for Win eld (A) Special Exception to the Consolidated Snyder County, PA, in- East Snyder Regional $300. 570-966-8067 Uses and sub-section Return may be fi led by tends to hold its regular Rec Assoc ——————— and surrounding areas. Local news, events, §302 - Defi nitions to any owner or creditor meeting at the VFW All meetings 2nd 55 gallon whiskey barrel sports and informa- allow the use of a pho- within thirty (30) days Post 6631 in the Bingo Tuesday of each month $90; wood chicken crate Position is full-time. tion are a part of tovoltaic power station after October 13, 2020. Room located at 940 at 7:00 pm, in the East $39; bookcase bedframe, The Snyder County as public utility build- Objections or excep- Route 522, Selinsgrove, Snyder Park weather double $60; antique grain Salary, commission Times/Union tions are to be fi led at PA, on Wednesday, No- permitting, otherwise County Times ings and structures and cradle $75; maple dining and bene ts included. lineup each week. the special exception to the Snyder County Pro- vember 4, 2020, at 7:00 Penn Twp Meeting table/4 chairs $220. 570- Email: conduct such use. thonotary Offi ce, Snyder PM, to conduct general Room. 837-3564. Complete online application County Courthouse, business that may come ——————— [email protected] Middleburg, Pennsyl- before it. Zoning Hearing Board at chwaltz.com/careers or The variance request is 2000 Chevrolet S-10 PIck or send resume to 1168 visit our website for the Shamokin Dam vania. Otherwise, the ——————— The Zoning Hearing up, 4 cylinder, 570-523- www.thesnydercountytimes.com Borough Code of Or- Consolidated Return will NOTICE Board will conduct hear- 7936 Westbranch Hwy, dinances, Section 27 - be confi rmed absolutely. ings as needed on the ————————— Winfi eld, PA 17889. Zoning -, sub-section, is hereby given that fourth Wednesday of Sports Authority Olympic .505.5 (C), (D) and(E) PROPERTIES SOLD the meeting dates for each month. Hearings weights for sale. 2x35, to not observe setbacks AT 2021 for all Boards and start at 7:00 pm. 2x10, 2x5 total 100 lbs. on the interior parcels lot 2020 UPSET SALE Committees of Penn ——————— $90. 570-245-1593 “Where lines. Township, Snyder NOTICE ————————— Satisfaction is #11-02-156 County are as noted 1998 chevrolet 3500, 6.5 Guaranteed” All persons interested 55 Ebony Lane, as follows. Meetings The Monroe Township diesel dually four door may attend this meeting are held at 228 Clifford Zoning Hearing Board two wheel drive Mossey SERVICE & PARTS HOURS: SALES HOURS: and will have an oppor- Road, Selinsgrove un- will hold a public hearing oak camo Not inspected Mon.-Fri. 8AM-5PM; Mon.-Fri. 8AM-9PM; Sat. tunity to be heard. AKC BEAGLE less otherwise noted. on Monday, November because of rust but in- CLOSED Sat. & Sun. 8AM-4PM; CLOSED Sunday PUPPIES 9, 2020 at 7:00 pm at spectable. $1500 or trade Call To Make An Appointment! Edward J. Hovenstine Supervisors the Monroe Township 7174375225 717-954-1473 877-734-8327 Borough Manager / All regular meetings Municipal Building. The ————————— Zoning Offi cer Good start at 7:00 pm and are applicant, R. W. Maust Sturdy wood blanket rack ——————— Pedigree scheduled as follows: Garage, is requesting good condition $20 OBO, LETTERS January 4 (Re-Orga- a Variance of Section Antique Rocker seat up- TESTAMENTARY Fire & Dam nization); February 3; 205.2 – Use Regula- holstered, maple color March 3; April 7; tions in a Medium Den- $45 OBO, Blanket Chest www.regesterchevrolet.com Estate of KENNETH L. are good May 5; June 2; July sity Residential Zone HEIM, late of Monroe hunters 14 (2nd Wednesday); of the Township Zoning Township, Snyder Coun- • Handyman Services M ty, Pennsylvania. $1,200.00 SECRETARY/TREASURER • Odd Jobs POSITION Letters Testamentary on 570-966-0230 has designated T Part time, 20 hours a week • Small Home HELP Monday through Friday. Improvement Jobs Knowledge in QuickBooks; Licensed & Insured WANTED Payroll and general of ce 570-847-0293 O Hill View Tree Farm procedure. Please practice safety measures for Christmas Harvest Send resume to: Franklin Romano Property Township Supervisors, Snyder Beginning 10/29/20 County; 384 Greenhouse Road, Maintenence $11 an Hour Middleburg, Pa. 17842 Call: 570-837-1421 or 570-765-0277 INVITATION FOR BIDS For Details & Interview WANTED The COUNTY OF SNYDER will receive sealed bids, one (1) original and two (2) copies, at The Foster Snyder County Commissioners Offi ce, 9 West Market. Street, Middleburg, PA17842 until 11:00 am prevailing time on November 17, 2020 at which time and place, all bids will be publicly Families opened and read aloud for the following CONTRACT WORK PROJECT: Neoly Home Wanted. Complete SNYDER COUNTY COURTHOUSE AND ANNEX BUILDING RENOVATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT Care, llc in home General Construction - Contract No. 2021-01 training, Plumbing Construction - Contract No. 2021-02 Now Opens Offi ce in support, and HVAC Construction - Contract No. 2021-03 Electrical Construction - Contract No 2021-04 Middleburg, PA. compensation Now looking for Clients and provided. A certifi ed check or bank draft payable to the order of COUNTY OF SNYDER, or a satisfactory Hiring Caregivers for Snyder Bid Bond executed by the Bidder and an acceptable surety in an amount equal to ten percent & Northumberland Counties. Please Call FCCY: (10%) of the total of the Bid, shall be submitted with each bid. The Bidder shall include the fully completed Non-Collusion Affi davit with the bid. Contact: 1-800-747-3807. 717-991-5579 or 570-765-0211 EOE There will be a Pre-Bid Conference regarding the Snyder County Courthouse and Annex Building Renovations and Improvements Project on November 4, 2020 at 11:00 am. The Conference will occur at 9 West Market Street, Middleburg, PA 17842. All bidding Contractors Public Real Estate Auction are encouraged to attend the Pre-Bid Conference. 4-Bedroom Cape Cod Home with Dog Facility Contract Documents and Plans are to be purchased from EADS Architects, Inc., 450 Aberdeen Drive, Somerset, PA 15501-1749 for the non-refundable fee of $200.00 for one hard copy set Saturday, November 14, 2020 @ 10:00 A.M. or for the non-refundable fee of $40.00 for the electronic format set of contract documents and 1971 Potato Valley Rd., Mount Pleasant Mills, PA 17853 - Snyder County plans, both of which includes 6% Pennsylvania sales tax. To access the electronic format the bidder must have a valid email address and will require an internet connection. All checks shall be made payable to EADS Architects, Inc. Bidders must purchase the Contract Documents and Plans (in either format) from EADS Architects, Inc to be eligible to bid this project. Contact Cheryl Hengst at 814-944-5035 Ext 120 ([email protected]) or Peter Folen 814-442- 6386 ([email protected]). In addition to the Equal Employment requirements of Executive Order 11246 regarding discrimination, the CONTRACTOR must establish a 6.9% goal for fi nale participation and a 1% goal for minority participation in his/her aggregate on-site construction workforce for contracts in excess of $10,000. The COUNTY OF SNYDER is utilizing federal funds for this project, and the County of Snyder has adopted a Minority and Women Business Enterprise (MBE/WBE) plan in accordance with Executive Orders 11625, 12138, and 12432 and a Section 3 Action Plan in accordance with Title 24 Part 135 Code of Federal Regulations. As such the bidders/off erors must submit documentary evidence of minority and women business enterprises and Section 3 business concerns who Property Description: Well-maintained spacious home with outstanding dog breeding facility just steps from the back door. have been contacted and to whom commitments have been made. Documentation of such 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath Cape Cod home including fi nished lower level family room with propane fi replace and large unfinished second solicitations and commitments shall be submitted with the bid. fl oor space. Home includes a Generac generator and sits on 1.57 acres. Outside, there is a three-car heated detached garage with storage and a pristine dog kennel building with 46 plus pens, 6 whelping areas with radiant fl oor heat, 3 wash stations, turf and Moreover, the CONTRACTOR shall strive to meet the MBE goal of 5% and the WBE goal of grass outdoor areas and half bath. Outstanding opportunity for a home-based breeding, training, showing, or rescue operation. 3% for contracts of $25,000 or more. The Section 3 Action Plan applies to contracts of $100,000 Open House Dates: Tuesday Oct. 13, 6-8 P.M. & Sat. Oct. 17, 10 A.M. -1 P.M. For more details or a or greater and requires the CONTRACTOR to strive to meet the minimum participation level of private showing call Matt at 570-412-0304. 10% of the contract amount to be awarded to Section 3 business concerns and 30% of all new Terms: Settlement within 60 days of the day of auction. $30,000 down on the day of the auction. 2% hires shall be Section 3 residents. The COUNTY of SNYDER, in accordance with its Section transfer tax to be paid by the buyer. Real Estate taxes to be prorated from settlement day. 3 Action Plan may provide a bid preference to a bidder who is a Section 3 business concern. Annual Property Taxes: $2473.91 MBE/WBE and Section 3 business concerns shall be afforded full opportunity to bid without Attention Realtors: 1% Broker Participation offered to Realtors who preregister their buyers & who discrimination. Davis-Bacon and Related Acts apply to this Project. becomes the successful bidder on the day of the auction. Preregistration forms and photos are available online. Must register 48 hours prior to date of auction. Bids may be held by the COUNTY OF SNYDER for up to 60 days from the date of opening For additional pictures go to www.beiler-campbellauctions.com , www.GoToAuction.com or www.auctionzip.com for the purpose of reviewing the bids and investigating the qualifications of bidders prior to awarding the contract. Auctioneers: Jake Yoder AU#005851 (717)-513-5386 The COUNTY OF SNYDER reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any irregularities, Matt Bergey AA#019473 (570) 412-4098 or to negotiate contract amounts. Sellers: David & Julie Whitmer Attorney: Robert C. Cravitz ©SEDA Council of Governments 12- Snyder County Times, October 23, 2020 Frost On Snyder Evangelical Hospital’s PRIME Project Welcomes Patients By Kay Poeth County Pumpkins Trees in Autumn Garb Grace Woodlands, While Farm Activity the window. A colorful mural adds a focal point to the Reaches Fever Pitch for Traditional Apple Butter Cooking room. The cozy furniture adds to the comfort of both Original October20, 1938 the patient and visitor. Nurse work stations are nestled by Frederick E. Machmer between rooms in the hallway so staff can monitor and Vari-colored trees, strewn over the landscape of the Susque- document patient care. Each area also has a centralized hanna Valley signify the advent of Fall, the season of beauty, documentation area. and the Susquehanna Trail, always the show place of scenic In addition to patient rooms, the PRIME Project also beauty, now dons its glorifi ed autumnal dress for the inspec- includes new spaces for guest services, the Acute Care tion by countless motoring sightseers. Unit, the Intermediate Care Unit, the Orthopedic Unit, Mountain ranges, bright in autumnal hues, with a foreground To take a virtual tour of the Evangelical This is a view of a single patient Pre-Admission, and the Infusion Center. Patients and of wide expanse of the Susquehanna River, is a vista to warm Hospital’s PRIME Project visit: www. room at the recently completed visitors should use the new main entrance on the side of the hearts of beauty-conscious admirers. The rural routes EvanHospital.com/PRIMEtour. Access PRIME wing of Evangelical the building and park in Lots A, B, C or D. connecting Snyder county towns off er many pictures that the Main Entrance under the canopy at Community Hospital. The PRIME Project also accommodates future services will never be placed on canvas by human hand. The Selins- the side of the building. and technologies and strengthens the ability to recruit grove-Port Trevorton section of the Susquehanna Trail off ers and retain the best possible medical staff . a long range view of brightly hued mountain ranges with the On Friday, October2, 2020, the private patient rooms of Susquehanna River as a foreground. The cutoff on Route 522, the PRIME project opened and the new facility is now According to the Evangelical website, “Evangelical has always put the needs of the community fi rst. In fact, leading from Middleburg to Freeburg, is a highway off ering in service. The construction project is the largest expan- colored woodlands on both sides, to mention only two scenic sion in the history of the hospital. The Patient Room Im- the very origin of this Hospital is linked to the fact that the community needed one. We have carried that obli- routes in the eastern half of the county. provement, Modernization, and Enhancement (PRIME) Strolling down memory land, the nutting parties will be re- Project is approximately 112,000 square feet and is a gation with us as we added one service after the other. Today, it is engrained in our culture, and it continues to called as the favorite autumn pastime of many. Those joyous 4-story new addition with 20,000 square feet of reno- occasions no longer are off ered wholesale for the youngsters vated existing space. The project cost $72 and was com- guide our actions.” On the Observations from Kendra Aucker page, she today, but the loss of hunting chestnuts during a frosty dawn is pleted in about three years. compensated by a host of new activities which today’s genera- The new addition contains private rooms and private noted, “Today, we are just a few years from Evangeli- cal’s 100th anniversary and the PRIME project will en- tions claim as their own pastimes. bathrooms for patients are the heart of the project. Di- Hunting, by no means an innovation of the present age, is vided into zones, each patient room provides space for able the Hospital to provide an optimal healing environ- synonomous with Fall. Season on wild ducks and geese is staff , patient, and visitors/family. The sliding doors cre- ment for generations.” open already, but the thousands of sportsmen who have par- ate a quiet environment but one in which staff can still The pandemic has altered the public opening and tours ticipated in hunting those birds is small compared to the army monitor the patient and have private consultations with of the (PRIME) Project. The hospital is still following of gunners who will take to the fi elds October 31, when the them. The private room and bath also provide for better COVID-19 guidelines and restricting large gatherings. small tramping thru woods and fi elds on a crisp autumn day, infection control. The expansion project did not increase So, the tours are being held virtually as part of the cele- with the prospect of a bulging bag of game, has claimed many the bed count; however, by adding more rooms it im- bration. To take a virtual tour, visit: www.EvanHospital. Snyder countians, as well as countless individuals from other pacts care delivery and enhances the patient experience. com/PRIMEtour and President and CEO Kendra Aucker counties who will hunt on the county fi elds this season. Part of the enhanced patient experience includes a hom- will act as tour guide. Explore the new space and see Football is increasing, if possible, in popularity as a form ey feel in the room with natural light streaming through inside a patient’s room. of diversion of Fall. At this time each year, junior and senior high school classes begin their annual pleas to their teachers for wiener roasts and marshmallow toasts. Remember? Northumberland National While on the subject of youth, the Hallowe’en festivities

might well be mentioned. A great delight it was, and prob- Bank Adds To Lending Team ably still is, to make a “tick-tack” out of a thread spool, wrap The Northumberland Na- string around it, place it against a window pane at night, pull

tional Bank congratulates the string, and run for all get out. Now is the time for costume Brenda Finsterbush on her parties, with black witch dresses and brooms, and a grinning new role heading the bank’s “punkin” spook in house windows. Corn will be thrown about Friday commercial lending team. the porches, while the boys who believe that fun consists of From Miffl inburg, Finster- smearing windows with soap, chalking pavements, and throw bush has been with NNB for all sorts of refuse on steps and porches will have their own Oct. 23, 2020 12+ years and has a back- particular heyday. The party stunt of bobbing for apples fl oat- ground in credit analysis. ing in a large tub of water is still a favorite, and that candy Middlecreek Area Brenda started her banking corn is an essential of the refreshments. Middlecreek Area Community Center career at the branch level, Yellow and green pumpkins, whose vines ran thru the corn- Community Center 67 Elm 67 Elm Street, Beaver Springs but her move into commer- fi elds, can be seen dotting the farm land. They will soon be Street, Beaver Springs cial lending has led to a gathered and placed in cellars for those good home made nearly-thirty year career. “I enjoy helping people. What pumpkin pies always a part of the menu at friendly gatherings. Doors open at 5:00pm, Bingo starts at 6:30pm I like most about commercial lending is the freedom to Orchardists of the county now are busily engaged harvesting think outside the box in order to fi nd a solution and get it a bumper crop of apples. While the fruit this year is not large, $20 - RESERVED & PAID $20– RESERVEDin advance & PAID in advance done,” Finsterbush says. it is plentiful. Many trees are so heavily laden with apples that $25– At the door Having gone through fi ve mergers at a previous bank, the branches bow to the earth. $25 - At The Door Finsterbush is particularly proud of the fact that The With the orchard crops comes the cider making time, which, (20(20 Games Games of of Bingo) Bingo) Northumberland National Bank is the largest indepen- altho still quite an occasion today, is somewhat past its peak. $5.00$5.00 -– ExtraExtra Book Book dently owned local community bank in the Susquehanna Snyder county presses will be busy, however, because of the (1 Extra Book FREE to Members) (1 Extra Book Free to Members) Valley. NNB is pleased to recognize Finsterbush’s ca- small size of apples, “Schnitzing” parties are still enjoyed by reer history and talent as she our rural inhabitants and the Concession Stand, Raffles, Door Prizes, 5 Special Games and oversees the commercial “schnitz” part of that Penn- 50/50 drawing. Call 570-658-2276 to reserve your ticket! lending team. sylvania German delicacy, T  F  S! “schnitz und knepp” is well worth any eff ort expended in V !" C  F the preparation. The “schnitzing” aff air is also W &, O! 28! the prelude to the manufacture 1:00AM - 10:00PM of apple butter. The party usu- (New extended hours) ally is held the night previous ANNOUNCING OUR to the actual cooking of apple NEWEST LOCATION Deadline to register is O! 23  butter. And the method of making apple butter is easily UPMC Primary Care in Lewisburg You can register by going to jobs. a ritual. thermofisher.com, click "Events" at First of all, the large kettle in the top of the page to the right of the which the fruit is to be cooked must be removed from its screeen, click on the Thermo Fisher storage place. These contain- Millersburg Career Fair event, and ers range in size from large register by clicking the "Register Now" to mammoth, with a capac- Robin Spangler, MD button at the top of the page in red. ity ranging from 20 to 52 gal- lons. The kettle is made of Family Medicine copper or brass, and never of iron, because the acid from the With 30 years of family medicine experience, fruit may “eat” the iron. Those Dr. Spangler sees patients of all ages, from More than , kettles cost $50 or more a half infants to elderly. Providing expert and century ago, but their value compassionate care, she identifi es and now has more than doubled. treats a broad range of health conditions. Pennsylvanians Kettles are used for apple Dr. Spangler completed medical school at butter making and for nothing Temple University School of Medicine, Phila., more. The kettle is scoured have died from and polished bright with salt PA, and is board certifi ed by the American and vinegar, rinsed thoroly, Board of Family Medicine. Covid-. and then is suspended by its handle over the open fi replace, to await the cider boiling of the Christine Belgio, CRNP Source: USAFacts.org next morning. At the schnitzing party, bas- Family Medicine kets of apples are pared by the industrious housewives and Christine Belgio, CRNP, has 15 years of maids who attend the party. experience as a nurse practitioner, acting as This paring, or schnitzing, is the coordinator of care for her patients with not a task, but is considered a medical and surgical specialists. Christine time of merriment. The apple completed her Masters of Science in Nursing, paring is interrupted so that Adult Nurse Practitioner and Family Nurse games and refreshments may Practitioner at Bloomsburg University. be enjoyed, and by the time the party is over, usually before She also holds a National Family Nurse midnight, suffi cient apples Practitioner certifi cation. have been pared, everyone has had a pleasant evening, and a social function is declared a Delivering exceptional health care for patients of all ages, success. Boiling of the apples begins our providers focus on preventive medicine, wellness, chronic at daybreak. The housewife disease management, and acute illness and injuries. Our team supervises the cooking so that in Lewisburg also o ers: Covid-  the cider is reduced to a syrup. Two important positions are • Same-day and walk-in appointments for all patients, those of fi reman, who keeps new and existing. is on the ballot. the fi re at an even heat, and stirrer, upon whose ability the • Convenient Monday evening hours. success of the apple butter de- pends. Should the stirrer fall • 24/7 nurse telephone support. Vote Nov.  in his duty, the schnitz and cider would burn, the syrup would be spoiled, and the en- To schedule an appointment, call 570-567-5450. tire apple butter manufacture would be worthless. The batter of schnitz and ci- UPMC Primary Care der is boiled down to a thick, 260 Reitz Blvd. black spread and then the mo- Lewisburg, PA 17837 ment is at hand when spices to FIND VOTER INFORMATION AT suit one’s taste are added. Fi- nally, the process is complete, and the kettle is removed from dailyyonder.com/vote the fi re to cool. Apple butter is made, and the meals this win- Paid for by the nonpartisan ter will be the tasty for it. 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