E LOCAL RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS TH Presorted Standard ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Sunbury, PA Union County Times 17801 The Area’s Largest Weekly Newspaper! Permit No. #17 A DIRECT MAIL PUBLICATION - 23RD YEAR - NO. 32 Friday, August 7, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Knight Boot Camp By Kay Poeth “No Excuses Billboard Design INTRODUCING THE UNION COUNTY TIMES Contest” 2nd Place Winner Announced DIGITAL EDITION WEEKLY E-NEWS GO TO OUR WEBSITE: theunioncountytimes.com Click on Weekly E-News for our latest editions THIS IS JUST A PREVIEW OF WHAT WE ARE WORKING ON!

Pop Up Exhibit At Lewisburg Nicole Spotts (center) presents Kim McBride, SUN Tech Ad- vertising Art & Design and Jennifer Hain, SUN Administra- Children’s Museum tive Director a check for $250. Billie Gene was awarded a $250 was also awarded $250 for her design. The Lewisburg Children’s Museum (LCM) in The Highway Safety Net- partnership with the Mauch Millennial Project work (HSN), SUN Area of the League of Women Voters of the Lewis- Technical Institute (SUN burg Area (LWVLA) is pleased to announce a Tech) and State Farm Insur- ance Tuesday announced new pop-up exhibit: “Celebrating 100 Years of the regional second-place Women’s Suff rage.” winner of the “No Excuses “The LCM is pleased to partner with the Mauch Billboard Design Contest” Millennial Project of the LWVLA to feature the – a youth driven campaign important work of the women of the last century Billie Gene Moran, a SUN Tech developed to impact the #1 and beyond,” says LCM Managing Director, senior attending through Mif- cause of death for teens: Kahla DeSmit. “This is the second collaborative fl inburg School District, was motor vehicle crashes. The recognized for her design “Don’t project between the Museum and the LWVLA- Text and Drive” a billboard fea- contest aims to reduce teen the fi rst being Vote LCM, which helps children turing a banned cell phone and a driver crashes, fatalities, and families build conversations around voting.” distracted driving crash statistic. and injuries. “Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Suff rage” Billie Gene was awarded a $250. Through partnership with State Farm Insurance, the examines the many women who played a part in Children participate in Knight Boot Camp at The Public HSN off ered students from the nine counties that com- the fi ght for the vote. Library for Union County. prise PennDOT District 3 the opportunity to submit bill- “They tried. They failed. They tried. They On Thursday, July 9, The Public Library for Union County board designs to be judged by traffi c safety professionals. failed. They tried. They won. It is important that was transformed to medieval times as children participated Billie Gene Moran, a SUN Tech senior attending children understand that failure is not the end, in a Knight Boot Camp. The camp was held outdoors for through Miffl inburg School District, was recognized for but rather it may be the beginning,” added Mary children ages 5-12 to train to become a knight. her design “Don’t Text and Drive” a billboard featuring Zimmerman, LWVLA member and local Wom- The children fi rst learned about the Knight’s Code of Chiv- a banned cell phone and a distracted driving crash statis- en’s History expert. “With the voting booth ex- alry. They designed and created their own shield using card- tic. Billie Gene was awarded a $250 scholarship for her hibit, we want children to see their present and board and duct tape. They jousted by dipping foam swords eff orts and an additional $250 for SUN Tech. in paint and marking other children’s tee-shirts. They also According to PennDOT data, in 2018, there were 6,453 future as citizens who vote. The women’s suf- learned how to toss a javelin, an important skill for a knight. crashes involving 16- or 17-year-old drivers resulting in frage exhibit helps them understand the past.” The children also participated in a hands-on fi ber arts craft 26 fatalities. Of all drivers represented in crashes, the The Mauch Millennial Project of the LWVLA and watched a live demonstration of armored combat. young driver and the older driver are two groups that was created to launch a series of initiatives to en- Re-enactors participating in the program included Ga- stand out. Young drivers (ages 16-21) are the least ex- courage young people in Union County to learn brielle and Tim Taylor, Timothy Taylor, Heather Robinson, perienced drivers and they are also prone to overzealous about and collectively engage in their democ- Mike Perron, Lou McBride, and Jack and Stephanie Heck- driving performance, perhaps due to their youth and peer racy through voter education; civil discourse re- rote. pressure. garding issues facing citizens and legislators at The Knight Boot Camp was part of the library’s Summer In attendance at the event to honor Billie Gene was all levels of government; and other fundamental Quest Program as children were encouraged to explore all Mike Diehl, HSN; Nicole Spotts, State Farm Agent, activities of a democratic system. things fairytale, fantasy, and myth! Kim McBride, SUN Tech Advertising Art and Design “We were happy to make use of our outdoor space and pro- Instructor, and Jennifer Hain SUN Tech Administrative For additional information about the LCM vide a hands-on learning opportunity for the children while Director. and current programs, please visit www.lewis- taking proper safety precautions,” said Jackie Dziadosz, About the contest, Hain said, “These partnerships are burgchildrensmuseum.org. Marketing Director for the library. great because they help build a sense of community with the students and they are an important part of the com- munity”. Spotts added, “By partnering with the HSN the HARTLEY TOWNSHIP goal was to increase awareness of the dangers of distract- ROAD CLOSURES ed driving and decrease the number of teen crashes and fatalities.” THE FOLLOWING ROADS WILL BE For more information about teen driver safety, visit CLOSED ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, penndot.gov/safety. 2020 AT 8:00 P.M. DUE TO THE TWP. 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PSP was on routine patrol Lewis Township for the sum of 65,000.00. West Snyder Class of 1965 Breakfast-Beaver Springs and operating a marked PSP vehicle when a 2016 Dodge Ram David F. & Joshua D. Koch to Lucas Koch property in West August 10th, 8:30am, Vinces Family Rest driven by Tristan Threet, 31, of Miffl inburg, was observed Buff alo Township for the sum of 1.00. West End Library - Outdoor Scavenger Hunt traveling west on SR 45 and driving over the right fog line. Ronald L. & Patsy Ann Hartzell to Ronald L. & Patsy Ann August 10th-15th during Library Hours Threet’s Dodge Ram was observed crossing the left line desig- Hartzell & Hillarie A. & Neil P. Hartzell & Ance M. Hartzell nators several times prior to the traffi c stop. Threet was found NOTE TO READERS: to be under the infl uence of an alcoholic beverage. SFST were Trust property in Miffl inburg for the sum of 1.00. To place events in the calendar please send them Edward E. Allen to Adam T. Wenrick property in Hartley conducted and Threet was subsequently placed under arrest Township for the sum of 42,901.00. at least three weeks before the event so that we can for DUI. Charges of DUI and traffi c related off enses were fi led Heartland Building & Development Co. Inc. to Levi M. & publish it at least twice before the event. The deadline through District Court 17-3-02. Linda A. Beachy property in Kelly Township for the sum of for events is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by Harassment/Physical Contact 10:45 a.m. Sandra Lee Blvd./ 80,000.00. space available. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Ad- High Street, in Kelly Township. Troopers were dispatched for a Lawrence J. & Xana A. Winans to Scott Bonomo Proper- dress: P.O. Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570- welfare check on a female yelling outside an apartment. Upon ties LLC property in Lewisburg Borough for the sum of 837-0776. E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers further investigation, it was determined a physical altercation 616,000.00. must include area code. occurred between a 24 year old female, of West Milton and a 27 Frank R. Yurkoski & Francine J. Y. Shayka & Christopher F. year old female, of Williamsport. Minor injury was observed. Yurkoski to Jeanne T. Novak Egan & Jeff rey M. Olaf property DUI 9:49 p.m. July 25, on Silvermoon Lane/Westbranch High- in East Buff alo Township for the sum of 189,900.00. Kelsey’s Dream way, in Kelly Township. PSP conducted a traffi c stop of a 2020 Ann C. Miller to Glenn C. Jr. & Jamie J. Miller property in Nissan Altima driven by an 18 year old male, of Harrisburg, for Limestone Township for the sum of 1.00. Kelsey’s Dream deliv- traffi c violations. During the course of the traffi c stop, a strong Kevin Ho to Itzia Z. & Erick Arroyo property in East Buff alo ered 100 handmade fl eece odor of marijuana was emanating from within the vehicle, and Township for the sum of 800,000.00. knot blankets to the Ron- driver displayed clues of impairment. The driver was subse- William E. Goss to Kenneth & Traci Goss property in Hartley quently taken into custody for driving under the infl uence. ald McDonald in prepara- Theft Between 8p.m.-9a.m. July 28-29, at 5370 Creek Road, Township for the sum of 1.00. tion of the “camp in a box” Janel R. Rhinehart & Janel R. Trivelpiece & Keith Rhinehart in Hartley Township. PSP responded to a report of theft. Upon to Sean Morgan property in East Buff alo Township for the sum package that will be sent investigation into the incident, an unknown actor(s) broke into of 200,000.00. to kids that were planning the garage of Marlin Stopfel, 77, of Millmont, and stole a Cub Diane H. Moles to Kyle L. Drick property in East Buff alo to attend Camp Dost, a Cadet riding mower. Anyone with information regarding this Township for the sum of 184,000.00. children’s cancer camp, at incident is urged to contact PSP at 570-524-2662 and reference Paul Z. Weaver to Kevin R. & John Ivan & Mary Ann Martin Camp Victory this year. incident PA20-1056754. property in Buff alo Township for the sum of 255,000.00. Typically camp is held in Indecent Exposure 1 p.m. July 4, in White Deer Township. Alan M. & Marian R. Marchioro to Robert A. & Michelle R. July with around 100 at- On July 31 PSP investigated a report of indecent exposure. Rosenberg property in East Buff alo Township for the sum of Through the course of the investigation it was determined no tendees; childhood cancer crime was committed. 407,000.00. patients and a sibling. This Ricky & Patricia Bingaman to George E. & Dawn M. Gem- Crash 3:11 p.m. August 1, on Col John Kelly Road, in Kelly berling property in Hartley Township for the sum of 5,000.00. year camp was cancelled Township. A 2008 Kawasaki VN900-C driven by Kevin R. Paul B. & Sherry L. Miller to Southside properties Man- because of COVID-19. Muffl y, 61, of Watsontown, was traveling west on Col John agement LLC property in Lewisburg Borough for the sum of Tina Kuhns, Kelsey’s Dream Kelsey’s Dream will be Kelly Road and JPM Road intersection, another car pulled out 162,000.00. CEO/Volunteer AKA Kelsey providing additional fun at an unknown distance in front of him. Muffl y reacted and laid Paul B. & Sherry L. DeWire Miller to Southside Proper- and Kylie’s mom things for “camp in a box”. his motorcycle over. Muffl y’s Kawasaki VN900-C slide down ties Management LLC property in Lewisburg Borough for the the roadway for approximately 40 yards. Muffl y sustained mi- sum of 288,000.00. nor injuries and was transported to Evangelical Community David F. & Kristine M. Rinderle to Steven J. Pappas Property Hospital for treatment. in White Deer Township for the sum of 142,900.00. 2020 Scholarship Award DUI 5:14 p.m. July 4, on Westbranch Highway/N. Derr Drive, Wilmer & Mary Ellen Stoltzfus to Benjamin J. & Jane P. in Kelly Township. PSP conducted a traffi c stop of a 2018 Nis- Spickler property in Limestone Township for the sum of Winners Announced san Altima driven by Zachary Morell, 29, of Lewisburg. Upon 384,000.00. We are pleased to announce fi ve award winners of contacting the occupants of the vehicle, indicators of impair- Stacy Butler to Fordyce W. & Jane Daniell Mitchel Living ment were detected. Upon further investigation it was deter- $1,000 each to be deposited into their fall 2020 college mined that Morell was under the infl uence of a controlled sub- Trust property in East Buff alo Township for the sum of 1.00. accounts. COVID may have slowed the process this year Richard R. & Carolyn M. Klingler to Allen A. & Kelly A. stance. Charges have been fi led through District Court 17-3-01. Klingler property in Union Township for the sum of 1.00. of being able to meet and read essays, but we are grateful Crash 12:37 p.m. July 28, on Old Turnpike Road (SR 45), Robert Brooks & Amy Goulstone Gronlund to Haykel & for the time the students took to submit their essays this in Hartley Township. A 2005 Mack Trucks Granite driven by Ashlee Abrougui property in East Buff alo Township for the year. Our winners for 2020: Clifton J. Yohe, 70, of Big Run, was traveling west on SR 45. sum of 80,000.00. Hannah E. Showalter, Valerie Rakerd, Levi Hauger, Yohe’s Mack Trucks Granite traveled off the west shoulder of Irene Joyce Shivas to Andrew J. & Dana A. Felo property in Brandy Shrawder, and Grace Rosevear. We are also the roadway. Yohe attempted to counter steer which caused his East Buff alo Township for the sum of 393,500.00. going to donate $1,000 to the Sun area Votech Founda- Mack Trucks Granite to travel back onto the roadway across tion. For those who might not be familiar with this foun- both lanes of travel and off the east shoulder of the roadway. Marriages: Yohe’s Mack Trucks Granite proceeded to rotate approximately dation, it is a super way to give to a student leaving his/ 45 degrees and struck a tress with its front driver side bumper Kristen Ann Leeson, Morristown NJ to Zachary Farrar Light- her training to enter the community workforce. This man, Morris Plains NJ before coming to rest against the tree facing southeast. No in- Lucas Jarod Vognetz, Lewisburg to Destiny Kite Jackson, year’s essay readers were: Gayle & Kyle Pletcher, Luann juries were reported. Yohe was given a warning for driving on Lewisburg Dunlap, and April & Jamie Wagner. roadways laned for traffi c. Alexander Dale Tittle, Dauphin Pa. to Katelyn Diane Long, We are thankful for the newspaper coverage of the Harassment/Physical Contact 3:41 a.m. August 2, at Dates- Dauphin Pa. awards and the Miffl inburg and Lewisburg guidance man Village, in Kelly Township. PSP was dispatched for a do- Priscilla Chriscinda Alice Kitchens, Lewisburg to Richard counselors who make this award opportunity available mestic. Upon arrival at the scene, it was learned that Kelsey Edward Lawrow, Lewisburg to the students. Derr, 28, of Watsontown, broke the bathroom door and pro- Nazlah Tyishah Moore, Allenwood to Dorian Scott Roches- ceeded to strike the victim several times with a closed fi st. Derr ter, Allenwood is being cited for harassment and criminal mischief through Megan Linn Zettlemoyer, Lewisburg to Robert Stephen Del- District Court 17-3-01. bo, Lewisburg Crash 9:25 p.m. July 30, on Old Turnpike Road (SR 45) at Betsy Amanda McCollum, Allenwood to James Stewart Hill- its intersection with Brethren Church Road, in West Buff alo er, Allenwood Township. A horse drawn buggy was traveling north on Breth- ren Church Road at its intersection with SR 45. The horse DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY L. MENSCH, drawn buggy was approaching the stop sign and the horse was MIFFLINBURG failing to respond to the driver, a 15 year old male, of Millmont. Charged Elizabeth Nicole Arici, 44, of Allenwood, with driv- The horse drawn buggy proceeded into the intersection to trav- ing under the infl uence of alcohol with general impairment, el west on SR 45. A 2010 Pontiac G6 driven by Tyson J. Reiff , driving under the infl uence of alcohol with a BAC of .16% or 30, of Millmont, was traveling west on SR 45 approaching the higher, and careless driving on July 28. A preliminary hearing is intersection. Reiff attempted to stop but subsequently his Pon- scheduled for September 22, at 11 a.m. tiac G6 struck the horse drawn buggy. All fi ve occupants of Charged Andrew Richard McGill, 28, of Lewisburg, with driv- the buggy were ejected. Reiff ’s Pontiac G6 and the horse draw ing under the infl uence of a Schedule I controlled substance, buggy continued traveling west for approximately 45 feel. The driving under the infl uence of a controlled substance with gen- Horse drawn buggy traveled on a northwesterly direction com- eral impairment, and disregard traffi c lane (single) on July 28. A ing to rest facing northwest approximately 36 feet off the north preliminary hearing is scheduled for September 1, at 9:30 a.m. shoulder of the roadway. Reiff ’s Pontiac G6 traveled west and Charged Joseph Joshua Martin, 29, of Miffl inburg, with driv- rotated approximately 180 degrees counterclockwise before ing under the infl uence of alcohol with general impairment, coming to rest facing southeast. Injuries were reported. driving under the infl uence of alcohol with a BAC of .16% or Drug Possession 10:56 a.m. July 26, at 1 Hospital Drive, in higher, recklessly endangering another person on July 28. A pre- Kelly Township. Drugs and drug paraphernalia were found in liminary hearing is scheduled for September 8, at 10:30 a.m. the possession of two patients. Charged Christopher Q. Alexander, 34, of Bethlehem, with Crash 2:59 p.m. August 2, on Buff alo Road (SR 192), in Buf- purchase/receipt of controlled substance by unauthorized per- falo Township. A 2016 Mazda CX-5 was traveling west on SR son, possession of a controlled substance by person not regis- 192. The driver lost control of the Mazda CX-5, which traveled tered, and possession of a small amount of marijuana for per- off the north berm. The driver negotiated back onto the road- sonal use on July 28. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for way travel southwest, traveled across the eastbound lane and September 8, at 10 a.m. traveled off the southbound side of the roadway, struck a mail- box and continued traveling southwest. The Mazda CX-5 trav- DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY A. ROWE, eled up an embankment and struck a sign before coming to rest LEWISBURG GLACIER facing southwest approximately 10 yards off the southbound Charged Brady Charles Hall, 37, of Milton, with drug delivery side of the roadway. No injuries were reported. The driver was resulting in death, drug delivery resulting in death-criminal con- NATIONAL PARK cited for driving on roadways laned for traffi c. spiracy, delivery of a controlled substance, criminal conspiracy, DUI 12:31 a.m. July 12, on Crossroads Drive/Franklin Drive, and criminal use of a communication facility on July 27. in Kelly Township. A traffi c stop was conducted of a 2010 Charged Kelly Marie Rice, 26, of Milton, with drug delivery SUMMER 2021 Chevrolet Suburban driven by a 47 year old male, of Miffl in- resulting in death, drug delivery resulting in death-criminal con- burg, for traffi c violations. Upon subsequent investigation, the spiracy, delivery of a controlled substance, criminal conspiracy, LOCAL GROUP driver was taken into custody for suspicion of DUI. Charges and criminal use of a communication facility on July 27. were fi led through District Court 17-3-01. Charged Breanna Lee West, of West Milton, with possession DEPARTURES! Drug Possession 5:15 a.m. August 2, 5:15 a.m. August 2, at of a small amount of marijuana for personal use, possession/ 110 White Deer Avenue, in White Deer Township. PSP was use of drug paraphernalia, and general lighting requirements on [email protected] dispatched for a suspicious person. Upon arrival on scene, they July 27. observed Adam Beachel, 42, of Milton, lying on a porch. Ob- Charged Glenda Geraldi Richards, 41, of New Columbia, with served next to Beachel was a marijuana contained within a tin two counts of terroristic threats, simple assault, disorderly con- 570-837-0689 container. Beachel admitted to the container and marijuana in- duct, and one count of recklessly endangering another person [email protected] side being his. Beachel is being charged through District Court on July 28. 239 East Main St Middleburg, PA 17842 17-3-02. Harassment/Physical Contact 12 p.m. April 23, in Buff alo Township. 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CONSERVATION Patrol water table with Market St. Selinsgrove, Pa Family and friends are invited to visit with the family DISTRICT BOARD 17870 MEETING Tower and accessories from 3 to 4 pm on Sunday, August 9, 2020 at the Mif- (like new) - $25.00 - Call Respectfully submitted by fl inburg Church of the Nazarene, followed by the funeral (57O)97l-8768 Alice Stelter, B.S. Health with Pastor Wayne S. Krell, offi ciating. The Union County Education, Certifi ed Senior Conservation District ————————— Burial will be in the Dreisbach Cemetery. Board will hold a public ————————— Advisor CSA meeting at 7:00pm on Garage/Yard Sales Licensed Insurance Agent Nancy Jane Smith,83, Miffl inburg Wednesday August 12th ————————— Nancy Jane (Clouser) Smith, 83, of Miffl inburg, entered and September 9, 2020, 3 Family Garage Sales into rest at 12:05 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 2, 2020, at her resi- 218 N 15th St, Lewis- Aug. 5-8, 8-2, Raven Ln Question: The reality of the pandemic has really got me Miffl inburg dence. burg, PA 17837. The thinking again about getting Life insurance. Which type Family and friends were invited to the viewing Aug. 5, meeting will be held out- ————————— is the best to have? side at the large pavilion Huge Indoor Yard Sale and again from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, from the in the Lewisburg Area Aug. 6-7, 8-4, Trinity UMC New Hope Bible Church, , where the funeral will be held Answer: You are not alone, the thought of life Insurance might at 11 a.m. with Pastor Jason Mitchell offi ciating. Recreation Park, weath- 51 So. Main St. Middleburg never have crossed some people’s mind prior to the COVID-19 er permitting. If unable ————————— to hold the meeting out- Garage Sale Aug. 7, 8-5, outbreak. I read recently that 36% now think they will be buy- side, it will meet at the Aug. 8, 8-2, 1881 Grubbs ing life insurance in the next 12 months. If you are currently same time via Zoom: Church Rd. Mt. Pleasant without life insurance, it pays to explore your options. Letters to the Editor https://us04web.zoom. Mills Life Insurance comes in two main varieties: permanent (also us/j/216878515 or by ————————— known as whole life) and term insurance. Permanent insurance Dear Sir or Madam: phone 1-646-876-9923, Multi Family Yard Sale Aug. covers you forever and accumulates a cash value that you can In regard to Mr. Beck’s Letter to the Editor in your is- Meeting ID: 216 878 515 7-8, 8-2, 7 Fairway Dr. Se- borrow against. Permanent insurance can cost 6 to 10 times sue of 7/24/2020, please note that his math is defi nitely Participants will be prac- linsgrove. Rain/Shine more than term life. If you are 40 years old, you might decide in error! When he converted from his decimal result (for ticing social distancing/ example, dividing 2--the number of Covid-19 deaths in masks recommended. ————————— that a 30-year term policy will be enough, because by the time Multi Family Yard Sale Aug Union County--by 115--the total number of YTD deaths If you have questions you are 70, you will not need that money anymore. Conversely, in the county) to a percentage result, he neglected to mul- please contact Eric Ny- 7-8, 458 Cannon Rd., Mif- if you want a policy to cover your fi nal expenses, you will need tiply by 100. As such, the correct percentage of Covid-19- erges, 570-524-3861 or fl inburg. to purchase whole life. related deaths in the county so far is 1.73% (not .0173%) [email protected]. ————————— The reason for having life insurance is for the people you and the actual percentage of Covid-19 deaths to the gen- ———————— Garage Sale Aug. 7-8, Rte. care about, who you do not want to end up leaving in a serious eral population in the county is .004%, not .00004% as ———————— 35, Mt. Pleasant Mills. 3 fi nancial crunch. Do not delay, the sooner you purchase life he notes. I’m not sure, however, if even these corrected CLASSIFIEDS Miles West of Blinker. insurance; the sooner you will get peace of mind in the event numbers would result in concern by Mr. Beck. We’re for- ————————— ————————— tunate in Union County that so far there have been only Yard/Moving Sale Aug. 7-8, something was to happen to you. Peace of mind is an impor- For Sale tant thing to have, and not just during a global health crisis. 2 deaths from Covid-19. The death total in the entire ————————— 9-3, 138 Evergreen Dr. country though, is now over 145,000 and is expected to be 1947-54 Chevy Truck Winfi eld over 200,000 by the end of the year; is this a large enough Parts. 570-238-0305 ————————— number to elicit some level of concern? Lastly, just for the ————————— Huge Garage Sale Aug. Lewisburg Farmers Market record, based on CDC (Center for Disease Control) num- General Hauling, T Tag 8, 9-4, Spruce Hollow Rd. bers, an estimated 34,200 Americans died from infl uenza Dump Truck Service 570- (1/2 mile off Kissimmee Rd. (“the fl u”) during the 2018-19 season and “over 24,000” 238-0305 Middleburg Open Wednesday & Saturday died during the 2019-20 season. Based on these actual ————————— ————————— By Kay Poeth results from the last two fl u seasons and comparing them Quarts of oil 5-30 and Garage Sale Aug. 12-15, to the deaths-to-date from Covid-19, one is much more 10-30 $2.00 quart half 7-5, 5 Miles West of West likely to die from Covid-19 than the fl u--fact! price.570-524-4966 Milton. Beagle Rd. Rain/ Respectfully submitted, ————————— Shine Rod Elser, Lewisburg, PA Vaughn Bassett full head- ————————— Huge Inside Barn Sale Dear Editor, board w/metal frame, On July 24, I received an e-newsletter from the current excellent condition $145; Aug. 13-15, 8-4, 440 Tittle State Representative for the 85th legislative district. In it, Spain's barrel butter churn Rd. Middleburg. he proclaims the need for openness and transparency with $199; jelly cupboard $160; ————————— regard to changes in Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know Laws. outdoor park type bench Annual Community Yard Really, Mr. Legislator? Don’t make me laugh. $85. 570-837-3564 Sale Aug. 13-15, Sham- This legislator is a member of the same political party ————————— bach Rd. Breon Rd. and that is miff ed about the executive branch’s determina- Set Compton Encyclopedia Surrounding Rds Middle- tion of whether or not the current pandemic is still an Updated books $50, Cd's burg “emergency.” To resolve the party’s economic concerns, (2) 100 in each $25 per ————————— it has proposed several bills seeking to involve a bloated binder, Box of DVD Wars Benefi t Yard Sale August The Lewisburg Farmers Market is open Wednesdays 250-member State Legislature in the executive branch’s & John Wayne, Some in 14, 8-5, August 15, 8-noon, from determination of when a public emergency exists. Is that metal box, 570-524-7045 MCF 70 Paxton St. Middle- 8 am- 3 pm and now on Saturdays from 9 am – 1 pm. wise governance of the public’s safety? Or, simply an ef- ————————— burg The Lewisburg Farmers Market is bustling with busi- fort to enhance political power? Glider Swing, Thermax ————————— To address a current temporary economic concern, the Moving Sale- Call for de- ness on Wednesdays. 120 vendors display their wares party’s bills propose a permanent political change to gov- Sweeper, Cap Collection, from fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked good, soaps, Computer Desk RCA Vic- tails and appointment. ernment... by amending the State’s Constitution !! The Must wear masks, 570- sheepskin products, fl ower stands, and more. Custom- nation’s conservative forefathers would roll in their graves tor Console Radio & record ers browse the many stands both inside and outside the Player, Igloo Industrial 5 966-1899 if they could see what party politicians are doing today. Gal water cooler. + More. —————————Help market building. The sputtering of the engine at the Hit Transparency in government, Mr. Legislator? Your po- 570-374-2108 Wanted and Miss homemade ice cream beckoned shoppers to litical party can’t handle transparency. ————————— ————————— the new vendor. Heading to the year-round Wednesday Market is a popular destination. Anthony B. Ludovico Many Avon Bottles Call for Golden Rule Custom Miffl inburg, Pennsylvania Names. Make Offers 570- Carpentry is seeking The Lewisburg Farmers Market is now open on Satur- 837-3297 well motivated individual days. According to Joe Sharp, manager, “Our Saturday ————————— looking to seek work in the Market is growing, and taking on a diff erent feel than Electric guitar/amplifi er construction fi eld. Must be Wednesdays, but we think you’ll like what you fi nd!” $100, 18 Disney VHS ani- able to lift heavy, read a Currently, the Saturday Market features 40 vendors mated Movie Classics. Call tape measure, not afraid of and is looking to attract more vendors. “While not all for list $30. Peavey Bandit heights. Experience is pre- of our Wednesday vendors are there, we have some new 65. Guitar amplifi er w/scor- ferred but not required. Pay faces, plenty of fresh produce, and delightful treats for Residential & Commercial Coal Sales pian speaker. $99. 717- will be based on proven you to try! We also have craft vendors that join us on 379-8010 experience during proba- tion period. Please contact Saturdays!” They also have a meat vendor and a bakery. Rice Coal ————————— An added incentive for Saturday vendors-the ven- File Cabinets, Book cases, (570) 412-0849 to make an $185 per ton tall cabinets, Pantry Cup- appointment for a working dor fee is waived during the month of August! Call Major Credit PICKUP or Coal Stoves boards, 5 Drawer Plastic interview. Cards Accepted DELIVERY Available Available For Sale ———————— Sharp at 570-713-5853 or ZIMMERMAN’S email sharps0819@aol. 325 Mulberry Street Atlas, PA 17851 Call 570-554-4200 com. We Do Deer Processing WANTED According to Sharp, Foster “We want to appeal to the Custom Butchering Families work-week crowd as well as provide an outing for Homemade Ring Bologna Wanted. families by off ering ad- Complete ditional entertainment for Phone: 966-2441 in home children.” Wed.-Fri. 9-5:30, Sat. 8:30-12 training, On August 1, the Sat- 2 mi. East of New Berlin, On Rt. 304 & Corner of Little support, and urday Market featured a Sheep Shearing Demon- Mexico Rd. compensation stration, a Chicken BBQ, provided. Live Music, and the popu- lar Hit and Miss ice cream. Dave’s Please Call FCCY: Each Saturday, they plan 1-800-747-3807. to showcase special food Automotives EOE and other fun events. A State Inspection Cars & Trailers carnival food fest A/C Repairs is in the works. On Hillside Nursery NOTICE August 8, come 1441 McNess Road Port Trevorton on Notice is hereby given that the financial statements of The Municipal Authority of the and build your own We McNess Rd., close to Hilsher’s General Store Township of Lewis were audited by Certifi ed Public Accountants for the year ended fairy garden with Vehicle Domestic & Foreign Cars December 31, 2019. Below are concise audited financial statements. C & K Unique Cre- 570-922-5033 THE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LEWIS ations. Then try a STATEMENT OF ASSETS, LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS - 756 Stover Road, Maple Iced Coff ee, Millmont, PA 17845 CASH BASIS enjoy freshly made- Shrubs & $25.00 December 31, 2019 on-site donuts, and hand-crafted Ice ASSETS cream. Shop for Cash $224,932 fresh produce, and WANTED Y Equipment (Net of Depreciation) 83,143 so much more! Your Unwanted Vehicle Total Assets $ 308,075 So stop by the Lewisburg Farm- LIABILITIES ers Market located Old • New • Wrecked None $ -- at 600 Fairground THE COUNTRY SCHOOL NOOK NET ASSETS Road. Now open on Instant Cash Be Prepared When The School Bells Ring! Net Assets 308,075 Wednesday from 8 Also looking for antique cars Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 308,075 am-3 pm with some & trucks along with parts! Check Out Our Selection of: vendors open until • Classroom Supplies • Curriculum THE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LEWIS 5 pm and Saturday • Bulletin Boards • Posters STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENSES AND CHANGES IN from 9 am- 1pm! 570-850-6345 • Decorations • Stickers NET ASSETS - CASH BASIS Visit Facebook for We do Photocopying & Laminating For the Year Ended December 31, 2018 more details. Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9-7; Wed. & Sat. 9-5 870 St. Thomas Road, Mt. Pleasant Mills, next to St. Thomas Church REVENUES Miffl inburg Phone: (570) 539-2371 Operating Revenue $ 75,019 Interest Income 2,840 Glass Shop Help Wanted We Repair: 3 Springs • STORM WINDOWS • SCREENS $ 77,859 Trucking LLC • REPLACEMENT THERMOPANE ic Creations EXPENSES 52,686 INSULATED UNITS • MIRRORS • is looking to hire CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 25,173 1/4” DESK & TABLE TOPS • ETC. Also Street of Shops “Downtown” Booth #311 NET ASSETS - BEGINNING BALANCE 282,902 two Class A NET ASSETS - ENDING BALANCE $ 308,075 CDL Drivers, 966-4077 Upcycled, Shabby Chic, Live Edge Hours: M-T-TH-F 9-5; 1 Part Time, 1 Full WED & SAT 9-NOON; SUN CLOSED Published in conformity with title 53 Pa. C.S. Ch 56 - the Municipal- Time, Benefits ity Authorities Act as amended and supplemented. after 90 days, Also do Special Sewings! Renda J Shively, Secretary home every night 515 N. 3rd Street, Miffl inburg 570-428-5682 4- Union County Times, August 7, 2020 Fred Keller Announces FCC Susquehanna Announces Lewisburg To Renew Certifi cate Funding For Rural Broadband Return To Campus For Flood Insurance Discounts $19,945,120 in FCC support to service 45,000 locations Lewisburg Borough is preparing to renew a certifi cation Susquehanna University has announced plans for stu- Congressman Fred Keller (R-PA) announced dents to return to on-campus instruction for the fall 2020 through the Community Rating System (CRS) that gives today that the Federal Communications Com- its residents a fl ood insurance discount. semester. mission (FCC) authorized nearly $20 million in “We are prepared to welcome our students this fall to The Borough is currently a Class 8 community through funding over the next 10 years to expand rural the CRS which provides a 10% premium discount for all a transformative experience that maintains safe physical properties in the Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA), and broadband in Pennsylvania. Over this 10-year distance, face coverings in public spaces, greatly enhanced a 5% discount for all other properties. If your area is not period, Viasat Carrier Services is projected to health and hygiene practices across campus and, when mapped as an SFHA, you may qualify for a lower-cost Pre- serve more than 45,100 locations in rural Penn- needed, the fl exibility for remote instruction for faculty ferred Risk Policy. sylvania. and students,” said University President Jonathan D. Green. SEDA-Council of Governments (SEDA-COG) is assisting On the project, Congressman Fred Keller The university has implemented procedures to accommo- Lewisburg with its CRS recertifi cation process. made the following statement: date a residential learning environment during the global “The Borough of Lewisburg annually attempts to re- health pandemic. University administrators will continue “I commend the FCC and its partnership with to monitor health and safety factors on and off campus to mind its residents that fl ooding can be a problem through Viasat for stepping up for our rural communi- mailings and various media outlets. It is our hope that in determine if the university will need to make adjustments ties. Reliable internet access should be a staple in the future. providing good information to the residents, they will be for every American family. Broadband access equipped to make informed decisions regarding fl ood in- “Our students are returning to campus from a world in surance and mitigation actions,” said Geralee Zeigler, SE- is essential for e-commerce, telemedicine, digi- greater disruption than they — and frankly, most of us DA-COG Flood Resiliency program analyst. tal learning, and creating innovative oppor- — have ever experienced,” Green said. “The pandemic, Flood information is available in the Lewisburg Borough tunities for our communities, businesses, and Black Lives Matter movement, widespread economic and Offi ce and the Public Library for Union County. Library agricultural producers. With the rise of tele- social uncertainty and what bodes to be an especially hours are 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 working due to the pandemic, our rural com- contentious election year have presented us with remark- a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturdays (closed Sundays.) Vulnerable popu- munities need these services more than ever. I able uncertainty. These are the kinds of complex issues a lation hours are 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays. liberal arts education is designed to address. Providing a look forward to seeing the great work Viasat safe environment and a dynamic intellectual community For more information, contact Borough Manager William will do to connect rural Pennsylvania Lowthert at 570-523-3614. to help students process the complex variables we face is our institutional calling.” Classes are scheduled to resume on Susquehanna’s cam- pus Monday, Aug. 24. Dean’s List Susquehanna’s plan can be found in its entirety at Central Penn College https://www.susqu.edu/coronavirus-update/campus-plan- Tuesday, August 11 @ 2:00 PM Nathan Cool, Miffl inburg fall-2020. From SR 45/Chestnut Street, Turn onto North Second Street, then Right into Scottsdale Acres to 196 Scottsdale Drive, Mifflinburg, Union County, PA University of the Sciences Miffl inburg Townhouse (6:00 pm): Caitlyn Heaps, Miffl inburg H/H Goods, Antiques & Collectibles: Graduates 17 cu. Frigidaire Elite Refrigerator; Maytag Lg. Capacity Washer; GE HD Dryer; Sensor Microwave; Floral Sofa & Love Seat; Floral Sofa Bed; 5 pc. Twin Bedroom Western Governors University Suite; Electric Hospital Bed; Pa House Glass Front Oak Hutch; Pa. House Oak Middleburg Auction Robin Harvey, Millmont Sideboard/Wash Stand; Floral Love Seat; Rocker Recliners; Entertainment Center; The following items were sold on August 4, 2020 2 Tier Stand; End Stands; Coffee Table; Lg. Sectional Offi ce Desk; Offi ce Chair; 1, 2 Calf: $5 to $235 per hundred; Fats: $64 to $115 by the & 4 Drawer File Cabinets; Metal Shelves; Safe Guard Comb. Floor Safe; Wardrobe; COMPLETE SERVICE Kerosene Heater; Ant. Washstand; Sewing Box & Stand; Singer Console Sewing Ton; Cow: $5 to $78 per hundred; Bull: $50 to $112 per Machine; Stools; Corner Table; Clothes Tree; Magazine Rack; TV Stand; Sm. Flat Top hundred; Feeder: $40 to $180 per hundred; Hogs: $37 to Trunk; Wooden Patio Benches; Ant. Gold Edge Rect. Mirror; Wooden Ironing Board; $58 per hundred; Pigs: $17 to $90 per head; Sows: $1 to Cast Iron Bank; Cast Iron Erie & #8 Walpak Fry Pans; Hanson Scales; Thermos $36 per hundred; Boars: $1 to $4; Sheep: $70 to $195; PUBLIC AUCTION Picnic Jug; Camel Back Clock; Quilts; Haps; Early Wooden Sled; Sm. Sad Iron & Goats: $30 to $400 per head; Lamb: $25 to $195 per hun- Wednesday, August 19, 2020 @ 2 P.M. Trivet; Corgi Kits; Wehr’s Yellow Dairy Delivery Truck Bank; Plasticville; Nail Keg; dred; Caull Pigs: $37. Selling Real Estate, Automobile, Households & More at the former Crockery Jug; Cutting Boards; L10-9 ½ Hull Vase; Germany Veg. Bowls; Stengel home of Georgia Lenig, 422 Kreamer Ave., Kreamer, PA Directions: From Selinsgrove take Route 522 South to the town of Kreamer. Turn Left Pottery; Flo Blue Saucer; Selinsgrove Green Flash Glass; Art & Pressed Glassware; onto Freeburg Avenue then right onto Kreamer Ave. Continue to auction on the left. Glass Horse Bookends; Swirl Glass Pitcher, Sherbets, Tumblers; Glass Jewelry Box; REAL ESTATE Stainless Silverware Sets; Local Cookbooks; Sunbeam Mixer; Waffl e Iron; 30 Cup Located on the edge of town on a pleasant level corner lot is a 2 story 3 bedroom home. The home Coffee Pot; Portable Dirt Devil Sweeper; Swan Down Flour Adv. Pan; Graniteware; affords on the fi rst level Eat-in Kitchen, living room w/mountain stone fi replace, dining room, laundry Bakeware; Flint Cookware; Sewing Notions; 5 pc. Vintage Bread Box & Canister Set; w/1/2 bath, as well as enclosed front and rear porches. The second level has 3 bedrooms, full bath Figurine; Corningware; Alum. Pot & Roaster; Granite Roasters; Serv. 12 Noritake Fine Tuesday, August 18 @ 4:00pm and enclosed rear sun room. Located on the property is a 24 x 27 garage w/roofed car port. Seller has moved to assisted living and says sell. For showing contact Auctioneers. Terms 10% down, Balance in China; Nut Grinder; Sifters; Bechtel Cups; Rolling Pin; Picnic Basket; Christmas Dec.; Located 5 Miles West of Williamsport off SR 220 in the Village of Linden, Lycoming Co. PA 45 days. NO BUYERS PREMIUM. Attorney: Matthew Slivinski 570-837-1200 Real Estate to be offered @ 4:00 p.m Troxelville Union Cemetery Record Book; Story of Snyder Co. 1948 (Dunkelberger); Tools – (4 pm @ 219 Front St.): KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY Graybill, Middleburg Ice Pick; West Snyder High School Yearbooks, Jacket & The following will be sold at 5 pm @ 405 Front St. 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road Pendants; 3 Monkey Records; Winston Headphones; Bag Chairs; Linens; Bedding; McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 2018 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 Crew Cab 4WD, Duramax Plus Package, 6.6L V8 (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L Blankets; Towels; XL Oreck Upright Sweeper; Dehumidifi er; DC Cooler; Military www.hassingercourtney.com Picture; Army Coat; Bushnell Binoculars; World Globe; Wedding Ring Quilt; Crazy Turbo Diesel with Allison 6 Speed Transmission, High Country 3LZ Package, Cajun Quilt w/Banner Am. Legion Nat’l. Conv., New Orleans; LA. Oct. 16-20, 1922; Gilbert Red w/12, 200 miles, Showroom Cond. 2018 Harley Davidson Fatboy CVO, 114 Rocket Launcher Set; Kenners Girder & Panel Building Set; Middlepost (1903-1915 CI with Ape Hangers, Custom Exhaust and only 1,100 miles, Showroom Condition. & 1950’s); Troxelville, Middleburg, Swineford Postcards; First National Bank Squirrel 2018 Kawasaki Ultra 310LX Jet Ski, Intercooled, Super Charged, Jetsound, Bank; Pocket Knives; 1960’s Spiderman’s Comic Books; Kenworth/MAC/Tractor Hydro Turf w/Alum. Load Rite Trailer. 2018 Equipter RB 4000 Roofchute Trailer, Trailer Trucks; Winross Trucks; #97 Nascar & Penn State Memorabilia;; Match 20 hrs. Exc. Cond. 2008 New Holland T2420 Tractor w/Super Suite Enclosed Box Cars & Cases; 12+ 1:18 Scale Harley Davidson Motorcycles, Pickup & Tractor Cab, Gear Driven, New Holland 270TL Front Loader w/72” Bucket & 2018 Woods Wednesday, August 26 @ 9:00 AM Trailer Trucks, Mercedes Benz, Miasto & More; Budweiser, GMC 1954 Metal Coin BH90-X Groundbreaker Backhoe w/24” Tooth Bucket, In Exc. Cond. w/405 hrs. Banks; ’78 Beam Corvette; ’80’s Corvettes; Tin Fire (FD) Truck; Hallmark Ornaments; 1987 International Gooseneck Flatbed Trailer w/20’ Wooden Deck, Hide Away 222 Maple Street, Mifflinburg, Union Co., Pa Corvette Pictures & Clock; Holy Family Bible Published in Beaver Springs; Coffee Ramps & Winch. 1994 Sun Tracker Model PH-30 Pontoon Boat w/Trailer. 2010 Miffl inburg Real Estate (noon) 3 Bedroom Table NEW Motorcycle/Harley Davidson/Corvette & Mercedes Benz Books; Harley Polaris Model 800 ATV. 2002 Cadillac Seville SLS. 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD Pickup w/109,000 miles 2 Story Alum. Sided Home. Eat-in Kitchen. Living Rm., Dining Rm., Open Oak Stairway. 2 Baths. Davidson Memorabilia; Corvette Jacket; Boy Scout Uniform; Ladies Gloves; Men’s Enclosed Sunroom. Laundry Room. Upstairs Balcony. Wooden Floors Throughout. Replacement Cowboy Boots; Record Albums; Yamaha Disc./CD/Radio Stereo; Koss Pro-4AA 3 Real Estate Parcels (6 pm) Windows. Cemented Basement. Family Room in Basement w/Brick Fireplace. 1 Car Cement Block Stereophones; Mazda Coffee Mugs; Portable Folding Alum. Handicap Ramp; 6’ Garage. 8’ x 15’ Yoder Shed/Shop. Raised Garden Beds. For Inspection Call: 570-374-4191. Wooden Step Ladder; Power Pack 400 Plus; Organizer; Jack & More. Parcel #1 – Investment Real Estate - Located at 127 Front Street, Linden ’97 Harley Davidson Motorcycle w/10,000 mls., 2006 Parcel #2 – A Scenic Susquehanna River Lot Located to the rear of 127 Street, Linden H/H Goods, Antiques, Collectibles & Tools Gray Saab Automobile w/96,000 mls. (Selling @ 5:30 pm) Parcel #3 – A Commercial 30’x55’ Commercial Block Bldg. Real Estate Located George Steese, Owner at 219 Front Street Attorney: Thomas Boop, 570-286-6701 Estate of David Bowersox Estate of Dallas Grove Attorney: Scheib Law Firm, 570-523-3200 No Out of State Checks Thursday, August 27 @ 5:30 Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Located along SR 15 at 3526 West Branch Highway, Lewisburg, East Buffalo Twp. Union Co., PA. • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L • 570-966-2512 Complete Listing & Photos Available Complete Listing & Photos Available Investment Residential Real Estate: auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Situated on a Large Lot with Road Frontage is a 4 Bedroom Mountain Stone Front Ranch GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 House. Pleasant Living Room w/Large Mountain Stone Front Stepdown Fireplace. Recently Remodeled Kitchen w/Oak Cabinets & Quaint Breakfast Nook. Family Room. Natural Accenting Pine Walls. Wooden Floors. Replacement Windows. Full Bath w/New Shower Stall. Open Stairway. Master Bedroom has French Doors Leading Outside. 2 Front @ Entrances. Enclosed Attached Workshop. Well. Sewer. Partial New Roof. Cement Block. Real Estate Hess’s 14’ x 48’ Garage/Shed. For Inspection Call: 570-966-2512. Wednesday, September 16 @ 8:30am John Deere Model 350B Crawler/Loader w/Roof; Misc. Items Wednesday, September 2 @ 8:30am Ira Keister, Owner Located on SR 192 in the Village of Cowan at 6611 Buffalo Road, Miffl inburg, Union Co. PA Located along SR 45 at 3669 Old Turnpike Rd., Lewisburg, East Buffalo Twp., Union Co., Pa. Attorney: Graham Showalter, 570-523-3237 35 Ac. Union Co. Farm Land (noon) (noon) Cowan Real Estate Whereon Situated a 4 Bedroom 2 Story Vinyl Sided Farmhouse in a Private Setting Wednesday, September 9 @ 2:00 pm 3 Bedroom, 2 Story Sided Home Situated on a Large Lot. Newly among Trees; Eat-In Kitchen w/Brick Fireplace, leading onto a Screened in Side On SR 522 in Beaver Springs turn South onto 235, Turn Right onto Snyder Avenue. Renovated Eat-in Kitchen/Dining Room Consist of Ceramic Tile Porch. Formal Dining Room. Living Room w/Refi nished Hardwood Floors. Rustic Travel Approx. 2 Miles to 2484 Snyder Ave. Beaver Springs, Snyder Co., PA Flooring, Stylish Counter & Modern Cabinets w/Wooden Accent Family Room w/Mountain Stone/Brick Fireplace. 1 ½ Baths. Laundry Room w/ Ceiling. Open Concept Living Room. Bath. Open Attached Cemented Standing Handicap Shower Stall & Sink. Attached 2 Car Cemented Floor Garage 3.4 Ac. Co. Real Estate (selling @ 6:00 pm) Carport. Oil Baseboard Heat. Wooden Floors. NEW Replacement w/Additional Storage. Basement w/Overhead 10’x10’ Garage Door and Large 1997 Fleetwood Doublewide Home with 3 Bedrooms, Eat-in Kitchen w/Oak Windows. Metal Roof. Cemented Basement. Well/Standard Septic. Workshop w/220 Amp Electric Service & Gas Heat. Central Air. Standard Septic Cabinets & Middle Island. Lg. Living Room w/Cathedral Ceiling, Dining Room. 2 Full 38’x63’ Three Bay Garage with Oversized Doors and a 28’ x 32’ & Well. Macadam Lane. Tin Sided Bank Barn w/Gently Flowing Stream behind Baths. (Master Bedroom has Full Bath w/Sunken Garden Tub, Shower & Walk-In Two Bay Garage Provide Lots of Potential for Various Usages. the Buildings; Cemented Barnyard & Water Source. 38’ x 50’ w/12’ Extension Pole Closet). Mud/Laundry Area. NEW FURNACE (April 2020). Cemented Front Porch. For Inspection Call: 814-574-3613 or 814-360-9998. Barn & Side Corn Crib. Additional Corn Crib. Smoke House. Garden Shed. A Rare Attached Carport. Handicap Ramp. Fully Sprayed-In Insulated Top of Bank Barn w/Furnace & Cemented Lower Level. 14’x20’ Yoder’s Shed. Barn & Shed have H/H Goods, Antiques, Primitives, Collectibles & Coins Find Situated in a Beautiful Country Setting Just Minutes from Downtown Lewisburg. Gas, Water & Sewer available for the completion of the final phase Electricity. Standard Septic. Well. Taxes: $1,900.00. A Well-Maintained Property. Ida Mae Hartman of the Fairfi eld Development. Road Frontage on SR 45 Old Turnpike Road, For Inspection Call: 570-765-7093. Photos available at auctionzip.com ID#2399. Attorney: Martin & Lobos, 570-966-1009 Salem Church Road & Brook Drive with access on Keila Avenue. A Once H/H Goods, Collectibles, Antiques, Guns, Zero Turn Mower & Misc. in a life-time opportunity for a Developer, Farmer or Investor. For Inspection Owner: Pearl I. Narehood Call: 570-412-1542 or 570-490-4901. Broker Participation Available by Contacting (late William R. “Bill” Narehood) Auctioneer for Details. Wednesday September 23 @ 8:30AM Also Selling H/H Goods, Antiques, Farm Related Items, Tools, Wood Thursday, September 10 @ 9:00 AM From Mifflinburg, take SR 104 South to Red Ridge Road. Turn Right Estate of Arla Berger onto Red Ridge Road and then Left onto Mensch Road to 2645 Mensch Turn off SR. 192 (Buffalo Road) into the Ikeler Development to Road, Mifflinburg, Limestone Township, Union Co. PA Attorney: Terry Light, 570-523-3241 525 Matlock Ave., Lewisburg, Union Co., PA 65 Ac. Union Co. Farm (noon) Charming Real Estate (noon) 4 Bedroom 2 Story Sided Home. Large Eat-in Kitchen with Entrance onto a Pleasant Screened in Porch. Main House Consists of a 2 Story Vinyl Sided 4 Bedroom Home Built in Thursday, September 17 @ 9:00 AM Dining Room. Inviting Living Room w/Brick Fireplace. Laundry/Offi ce Rm., Shaded Lg. 1992 Nestled in a Secluded Quiet Setting. First Floor Consists of an On SR 147, take the Industrial Park Road Exit West. At the Intersection turn Right Front Porch. 1 Bath (down). Upstairs Bath (partly fi nished). Finished Hardwood Floors. Open Concept Dining Room & Kitchen w/Custom Built Weaver Kitchen onto Sodom Road, then left onto Starstream Blvd. Turn Right onto Old Farm Lane Replacement Windows. Attached 1 Car Garage w/Macadam Driveway. Cemented Cabinets & Pantry Selling w/Appliances; Living Room with Large Mt. Stone to 111 Old Farm Lane, Milton, West Chillisquaque Twp, Northumberland Co., PA Basement w/Workshop Area & Divided Rooms. Electric Heat. Provisions for Wood Stove Working Fireplace; Hardwood Floors & Ceiling Beams Throughout for a in Basement. City Water/Sewer. Lewisburg School District. Additional Room for In-law Country Atmosphere. Lg. Master Bedroom & Wainscoting Bathroom w/ Milton Real Estate @ Noon Quarters or Investment Property. Don’t Miss this Opportunity. For Inspection Call: 570- Jacuzzi Tub, Shower, Double Sink Vanity, & Walk in Closet; Bedroom; 966-2512. Photos Available at auctionzip.com ID#2399. Laundry/Wash Vat Room w/Half Bath; (2 ½ Baths Total); Sunroom with A 3 Bedroom Vinyl Sided Ranch Style Home with an Eat-In Kitchen Ceiling Beams leading to Full Rear Deck Area; Beautiful View on the Front w/Sliding Doors onto a Large Wooden 2 Tier Deck overlooking H/H Goods, Antiques, Collectibles, Tools, Scrapbooking Supplies Porch overlooking the Farmland. Second Floor Includes 2 Bedrooms; Backyard. Living Room, Bath, Finished Stylish Family Room in Estate of: Evelyn Petery Cedar Lined Closet; Full Bath & Walk-in Closets. Full Basement includes Basement, Electric Heat, Ductless AC, City Water & Sewer, 1 Car Attorney: Graham Showalter, 570-523-3237 Family Room with Kitchenette & Rebel Wood Stove; Utility Room; Offi ce; Garage with Macadam Driveway. Storage Shed. Landscaped. Don’t Storage Room & Insulated Root Cellar. 2 Car Attached Garage with Miss this Opportunity. For Inspection Call 570-713-7158. Monday, September 14 @ 6:00 pm Workshop Area; Central Vac; Geo Thermo Heat/Air; Macadam Driveway; Also Selling Guns, Harley Collectibles, H/H Goods & Tools From Mifflinburg Take Forest Hill Road to The Village of Forest Hill Turn Right onto SR 192 then Left Well & Septic; 5 Bay Kennel with Electric, Heat & Water. Outdoor Runs & Estate of Gordon M. Campbell, Jr. onto Col. John Kelly Road to 9270 Col. John Kelly Rd., Mifflinburg, Union Co., West Buffalo Twp., PA. Large Chain Link Fenced Yard Area. A Well Maintained Ready to Move into Home. Rental Home Consists of a 2 Story Early Log, Vinyl Sided House Attorney: Melissa Lobos, 570-966-1009 100+/- Ac. Union Co. Farm with Kitchen; Dining Room; Living Room; Bedroom & Bath; Oil Heat; Whereon is situated a 2 Story/Vinyl Sided 6 Bedroom Farm House. Eat-In Kitchen. Basement w/Spring; Well & Septic; Currently Rented. 5 Stall Horse Barn Living Room. Newly Renovated Accessible 1st Floor Bathroom. Sewing Area. with Cement Floor; Feed & Tack Rooms; Hay Mow; Divided Pasture Areas. Tuesday, September 29 @ 1:00PM Pleasant/Quiet Glass Window Enclosed Porch w/a View of the Farm. Attached 30’ X 60’ Enclosed Tin Shed with Electric, Cement Floor & Overhead Doors. On SR 522 in Beavertown, turn onto South Thomas Street to 246 South Thomas Street, Beavertown, Snyder Co., PA Cemented Floor Open Picnic Area. Landscaped Large Yard for Leisure Outings. Small Livestock Barn with divided Pasture Areas. Chicken Coop and Other Replacement Windows 1st Floor. New Tin Roof. Oil Baseboard Heat. Well. Standard Agricultural Related Buildings. A Stream Runs through the Property which Beavertown Real Estate @ 5PM Septic. Cemented Basement. Bank Barn w/Partially Cemented Barnyard and Consists of Open & Woodland that Borders State Game Lands. Clean & A 2 Bedroom Vinyl Sided/Brick Home with Large Living Room, Attached 3 Bay Pole Shed. 24’ x 28’ Metal 2 Car Garage w/Cement Floor. New 28’ x Green. This Property has not been Sprayed for 10+ Years Kitchen, Dining Room, Bath, Hardwood Floors currently Carpeted, 32’ Metal Implement Shed. High Tensile Fenced in Pasture. Very Secluded Property and has Road Frontage on SR 104, Red Ridge Road & Mensch Road. Replacement Windows, Oil Heat with Newer Furnace, Borough w/a Picturesque Approach to the 100 Acre Farm Situated in Rural West Buffalo Ideally Located in a Private Setting that offers a Variety of Usages for Water & Sewer, Cemented Basement, 1 Car Garage with Macadam Twp., w/a Backdrop of Buffalo Mountain. Approx. 60 Acres Currently Tillable. the Outdoor Enthusiast or Investor. Don’t Miss this Opportunity to Driveway, Well Maintained Property w/Mature Landscaping and Remainder Pasture & Woods. Road Frontage on Gast Road. Clean/Green. Miffl inburg Purchase a Union County Family Farm. a Pleasant Backyard Setting. Don’t Miss this Opportunity. For Area School District. Taxes: $1,800.00. Don’t Miss Out on a Great Opportunity to Also Selling Primitives & Collectibles Inspection Call 570-837-2682. purchase this productive Union County Farm. For showing Call: 570-966-0291, 570-966-1478 or contact auctioneer. Estate of Joan Haire Campbell Also Selling Truck, Collectibles & H/H Goods Anna E. Hartman Irrevocable Grantor Trust Attorney: Ken Potter Kathy Thomas, Owner Attorney: Kron Law Firm, 570-523-7845 Auctioneers: Complete Listing & Photos Available on auctionzip.com Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 ID# 2399 or GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Complete Listing & Photos Available Daniel King, AU-19500-L auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Go Karts At Penns USAC Silver Crown Series To August 7, 2020, Union County Times -5 Creek Raceway Park Launch 50th Anniversary Season Selinsgrove Speedway will host a truly historic event coming up this Sunday night, August 9 at 7 pm when it hosts the USAC Silver Crown Series in the running of the Bill Holland Classic, 74th Selinsgrove Speedway An- DANNY DIETRICH AND JEFF WEAVER niversary Race, paying $8,000 to win with a total purse HAVE GREAT WEEKENDS of $33,000 on the line. Two drivers that race at diff erent speedways, but have The USAC Silver Crown appearance at the track will had great success over the years, but had fantastic week- be the fi rst ever in the history of both USAC and Selins- ends. Jeff Weaver of Loch Haven scored two wins and a grove Speedway, taking place as another Slivinski Law second place fi nish in the three classes he raced in Friday Offi ces Super 7 Series event at the track in 2020. Night at Clinton County speedway, while Danny Dietri- The special race at Selinsgrove Speedway will serve as ch of Gettysburg scored 410-sprint feature wins at three the kick off the 50th anniversary season for the USAC diff erent speedway’s over the weekend. For Weaver who Silver Crown Series Champ Dirt Cars, albeit abbrevi- is a second generation driver has been winning races in ated, running through October. the 270 & 600 micros classes for a few years, scored the The United States Auto Club has only ever sanctioned feature win in the 305-sprint class Friday night. This one other event in the history of USAC and the track, was his second win in the sprints, getting a 305 win at which was a regular USAC sprint event scored by local Path Valley a few weeks back. Jeff rey Weaver Sr. start- driver Mitch Smith back in 1971. ed his racing career back in the late 80’s racing in the The August 9 USAC Silver Crown Holland Classic will late model class winning one feature at Clinton County go 74 laps in distance in honor of Philadelphia’s Holland in 1989, before he raced sprints cars, where he fi nished who won the very fi rst race ever conducted at the track out his racing career. When children came along it did back in 1946. not stop racing it just put things in a diff erent direction, Also on the racing card will be the USAC East wingless with daughter Sierra, and son Jeff racing in the quarter 360 sprints, making the event a totally wingless night of midgets, and now both of them still racing with Sierra sprint car racing at the historic oval. in the 600-micros, and Jeff rey racing 270, 600 micros The USAC East 360s will compete in a 20-lap feature and 305-sprints. Last Friday night Jeff just about accom- Cody Zimmerman - Winged Outlaw Feature Winner - age 19 - event. plished a three-peat when he fi rst won the 270 feature from Northumberland, Pa Expected to vie for laurels in the Holland Classic An- then scored a 305 sprint car win, before leading some Go Kart Results from 8/1 niversary Race is fi ve-time and defending Silver Crown of the 600-micro feature before Garrett Bard passed JR. PREDATOR: 1. Evan Madagan 2. Lathan Good 3. champion Kody Swanson of Zionsville, Indiana. him and went on to win the feature. With the Clinton Bryce Barr Swanson became the winningest driver in USAC Silver County Schedule still having fi ve nights scheduled when CAGED CLONE RED: 1. Ty Devore 2. Hoyt Black 3. Crown history in 2019 when he surpassed the legendary all three divisions will be in action, can Jeff come back Cash Leiby Jack Hewitt on the all-time Silver Crown win list, push- and get all three wins. Check this out this Friday, also DIVAS: 1. Ashley Klawitter 2. Karissa Springer 3. Neila ing past Hewitt’s 23 wins to now top the list at 29. on August 21st, and in September on the 4th, 11th and Zook Drivers planning on entering the lucrative Selinsgrove Saturday the 19th. ANIMAL 375: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. Shane Mull event include: 2016 Silver Crown champion “The Bear” Danny Dietrich started last weekend with a win Fri- RUN WHAT YA BRUNG: 1. David Graybill Jr. 2. David Chris Windom, Canton, Illinois; USAC Sprint champion day night at Williams Grove speedway in the 410-sprint Graybill III 3. Tyler Campbell “Macho Man” Brady Bacon, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; car feature, where he collected his fi rst grove win of the CLONE 375: 1. Dylan Gibbons 2. Lucas Bowersox 3. “Sunshine” Tyler Courtney, Indianapolis, Indiana; CJ year. Dietrich is sitting in the second spot in the track Gideon Manbeck Leary, Greenfi eld, Indiana; and Justin Grant, Ione, Cali- points, and looking to repeat his title from last season, he ROOKIE 2 CAGED: 1. Bradley Wagner 2. Chase Hen- fornia. now has scored 26 career feature wins at the Grove. On dricks 3. Karissa Springer More drivers expected to compete include: Kevin Saturday plans had called for the Gary Kauff man owned ADULT CAGED: 1. Frank Drumm 2. Eric Richards 3. Thomas Jr., Cullman, Alabama; Shane Cockrum, Ben- team to head to Port Royal to race the Living Legends Chelsea Richards ton, Illinois; “The Throttle” Shane Cottle, Kokomo, Indi- night, but some issues were discovered during the day PREDATOR 375: 1. Jacob Rayson 2. Trevor Kerstetter ana; Kyle Cummins, Princeton, Indiana; Dallas Hewitt, so the team then headed to Lincoln were Danny beat his 3. Kyle Rapp Troy, Ohio; and Matt Westfall, Ludlow Falls, Ohio. brother Billy to score his third win of the season there. FLAT 350: 1. Justin Wise 2. Carter Smith 3. Ashley Both Brady Bacon and Kevin Thomas Jr. have indicated For Danny that was his 49th career Lincoln speedways Klawitter their plans to run in both USAC divisions at the Selins- win, where he now sits seventh on the all time win list at ROOKIE 1 CAGED: 1. Zach Wagner 2. Matt Myers 3. grove event. Lincoln, along with his one-track title back in the 2012 Nakiaya Kerstetter Steve Drevicki of Reading is the current USAC East season. Dietrich completed his great weekend with a win ROOKIE 2: 1. Garrison Zook 2. Karrisa Springer 3. 360 point leader over Chris Allen Jr. at Trailways speedway on Sunday in the Armin Hostetter Heath Walton Drevicki has won twice on the circuit this season while Memorial race honoring the late promoter of the speed- PREDATOR 410: 1. Carter Hosler 2. Robert Black 3. Ryan Watt of Boyertown has also taken one win. way. Dietrich was happy to be back in his grove with his Wayne Ulrich Gates for the historic USAC Selinsgrove Speedway third win of the weekend. “ It is great to be back on top WINGED OUTLAWS: 1. Cody Zimmerman 2. Robert event will open at 4:30 pm on Sunday with advanced again, we did this with two diff erent cars and two diff er- Bahnsen 3. David Steele general admission ticket holders granted access at 4 pm. ent motors. We have a good short track program with CLONE 340: 1. Trent Kerstetter 2. David Graybill III 3. Adult general admission for the big show is $25 with two wins on short tracks like Lincoln at Trailways”. For Jake Yoder students ages 12 – 17 priced at $15. Kids ages 11 and Dietrich it was his sixth win of the season, which now his Jr. Caged: 1. Dylan Klinger 2. Damian Hahn under are always FREE at Selinsgrove Speedway. second in the Champion Racing Oil Central Pa Sprint car Extra Heavies: 1. Justin Wise 2. Josh Kerstetter 3. Mike Reserved seats for ALL AGES are an additional $2 and Series, 18 points behind Freddie Rahmer 671-653, who Poorman can be purchased by emailing promoter@selinsgroves- has four wins so far. Anthony Marci is third in points ROOKIE 1: 1. Trevor Zook peedway.com with contact information. with 569 points and four wins and then it is Kyle Larson Pit access is $40. with seven wins and 528 Lance Dewease with 3 wins and Keep up to date with all the latest speedway news, re- 523. The rest of the top ten are Brent Marks, Ryan Smith, sults, information and race status by visiting the speed- Dylan Cisney, Brock Zearfoss, and Brian Montieth. way’s offi cial website at www.selinsgrovespeedway.com What has been rumored for a few weeks now is now or follow the track on Twitter and Facebook. offi cially announced that the ULMS series race that was to be run at Lincoln speedway on Saturday August 22nd called the Billy Vacek and Huey Wilcoxon Memorial Clinton County Speedway 7-31-2020 Sunday USAC Selinsgrove race will now move to Thursday night August 20th and Sprint Cars: 1. Jeffrey Weaver 2. Garrett Bard 3. Dylan will also be an offi cial WOO late model series race, pay- Proctor 4. Dakota Schweikart 5. Matt Tebbs 6. Ken Duke 7 Fred Special Events ing the winner $12,000 to win, and $1,000 to start. This Arnold 8. Dale Schweikart 9 Scott Lutz 10. Jared Zionkowski 11 will be the fi rst trip for the WOO late model series to Mike Alleman 12. Tylor Cochran 13. Ryan Lynn 14. Jake Frye Sunday’s historic USAC Silver Crown Series Bill Hol- Lincoln speedway since the 2005 season, that race also 15. Josh Beamer 16 John Walp 17. Dave Guss Jr 18. Reed land Classic, 74th Selinsgrove Speedway Anniversary in August Tim McCreadie picked up the feature win. In Thompson 19. Brody Adamasky 20. Chris Kreider 21. Kenny Race off ers plenty of action, both on and off of the track. last years inaugural Billy Vacek Memorial Rick Eckert Heffner 22. Jim Kennedy The special event includes the “Champ Cars & Local scored the $6,000 feature win over a 39-car fi eld. This Pro Stocks: 1. Tommy Dawson 2. Noah Jensen 3. Brandon Bars,” local brews and wines expo, beginning when gates will be now a four race weekend for the traveling series, Moser 4. Johnny Bouse 5. AY Schilling 6. AJ Stroup 7. Wayne open at 4:30 pm. with a Friday night race August 21st at Williams Grove, Shaffer 8. Marc Bitler 9. Corey Long 10 Kevin VanAmburg To go along with the historic USAC Silver Crown Champ followed by a Saturday night show at Sharon speedway 11. Rich Fey 12. Rooster Peters 13. Brad Benton 14. Robert Car Series race at Selinsgrove Speedway, the “Champ in Hartford Ohio, and will wrap up with a Sunday show Tressler 15. Todd Geyer Sr. 16. Pete Leister DNS Logan Hile Cars & Local Bars” expo off ers fans the chance to pur- at Eriez speedway, the other three races will pay the win- 270 Micro Sprints: 1. Jeffrey Weaver 2. Timmy Bittner 3. chase more than a dozen locally crafted ales to go along ner $10,000 to win. Mason Peters 4. Wyatt Rotz 5. Bobby Sanso 6. Kyler Stahl 7. with wines, wine slushies, seltzers and more! One of the most renowned announcers in the region Denny Rinehimer 8. Dan Wertman 9. Ethan Spotts 10. Mitch- Local band Fully Loaded will perform on the Keller’s was Frank Sagi, who announced at a number of speed- ell Holden 11. Hunter Zimmerman 12. John Roberts 13. Buddy Auto Body & Towing Stage located along the midway be- ways, but is most famous for announcing at Hagerstown Kramer 14. Levi Brungard 15. Matt Dixon 16. Logan Hammaker tween approximately 4:45 and 6:15 pm. speedway, located in Maryland. His son Alan for the 600 Micro Sprints 1. Garrett Bard 2. Jeffrey Weaver 3. Ty- The speedway and USAC will have a display of USAC fourth straight year is putting on a race at the speedway son Mowery 4. Cody Hauck 5. Mason Peters 6. Trevor Teats 7. Silver Crown cars on display for race-goers to inspect in his honor called the Frank Sagi Tribute race with Sierra Hauck 8. Travis Keiser 9. Jeff Gyuina 10. Timmy Bittner prior to the start of racing action along with a tribute to special guest former late model drivers Denny Bone- 11. Jason Sechrist 12. Mitchell Holden 13. Eric Leonard 14. the race’s namesake, the winner of the very fi rst race ever brake, Sam Nalley and Larry Gorman. Gorman raced James Layton 15. Dermott Thompson. held at Selinsgrove Speedway in 1946, Bill Holland of a number of years at Selinsgrove speedway, driving his 4 Cylinders: 1. Sterling Kepner 2. Tyler Watson 3. Maddox Philadelphia. own #100, also the Apple house #41 and the Keister 711. Smith 4. Michael Boring 5. Michael Luther 6. Jimmy Delozier 7. Local brewers Spyglass Ridge Winery of Sunbury and Alan is having ten Guaranteed qualifying races at area Chris Orwig 8. Sean Wise 9. Skyler Witchley 10. Shawn Shel- Three Beards Brewing Co. of Sunbury will be on display speedway with Jason Covert-Trailways, Gregg Satterlee- ton 11. Brad Boyd 12. Blake Snyder 13. Sam Creveling DNS: and off ering up cool brews and treats to go along with the Baps, Dan Angelicchio Cumberland, Logan Roberson- Zachary Rill, Johnathan Stringfellow, Chelsie Harris hot USAC on-track action. Winchester speedway, Bedford speedway won by Matt Another event in the 2020 Slivinski Law Offi ces Super Sponaugle. Five other races will be run at Potomac and Williams Grove Speedway 7/31/20: 7 Series at the track, the race will not only include the 74- Williams Grove speedway this Friday August 7th, then 410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Brent Marks, 3. lap, Bill Holland Classic 74th anniversary contest paying Saturday night at Port Royal speedway on the 8th, with Anthony Macri, 4. Brock Zearfoss, 5. Lucas Wolfe, 6. Ryan $8,000 to win but the USAC East 360 Wingless Sprint Path Valley on Friday August 14th and the fi nal qualifi er Smith, 7. Freddie Rahmer, 8. Jason Solwold, 9. Chase Dietz, Series is also on the two-division racing card. for Selinsgrove on August 15th, before the race on Sun- 10. Matt Campbell, 11. Adrian Shaffer, 12. TJ Stutts, 13. Brett The big car, big race is a “can’t miss” Selinsgrove Speed- day August 16th. Michalski, 14. Nicole Bower, 15. Troy Fraker, 16. Tyler Ross, 17. way event for the ages that will showcase not only an Chad Trout, 18. Cody Fletcher, 19. Steve Surniak extremely rare contest for wingless champ car sprints at DNQ: Steve Wilbur the big half-mile but it will do so in an equally rare long- Weaver Triumphant At 358 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Derek Locke, 2. Brett Wanner, 3. distance event. Dylan Norris, 4. Jordan Strickler, 5. Scott Fisher, 6. Jordan Giv- Bill Holland of Philadelphia won the very fi rst race ever ler, 7. Brett Strickler, 8. Rich Eichelberger, 9. Chad Criswell, run at Selinsgrove Speedway on July 20, 1946 before go- Clinton County Speedway 10. Matt Findley, 11. Justin Foster, 12. Russell Hammaker, 13. ing on to win the 1949 Indianapolis 500 after a legendary Nat Tuckey, 14. Mark VanVorst, 15. Billy Heltzel, 16. Hannah career in AAA sanctioned racing contests across the na- Jeff rey Weaver of Lock Haven won his fi rst RaceSav- Riser, 17. Zach Newlin, 18. Kyle Denmyer, 19. Chris Frank, 20. tion er Sprint Car event in front of his hometown crowd on Wyatt H inkle, 21. Doug Hammaker, 22. Travis Scott, 23. Tyler Follow Spyglass Ridge Winery and Three Beards Brew- Friday night at the Clinton County Speedway over Gar- Templin, 24. Kevin Nouse ing on Facebook and learn more about the local crafters rett Bard of Wells Tannery. In Pro Stock competition, DNQ: Brett Rose, Ashley Capetta, by visiting their offi cial websites at spyglassridgewinery. Tommy Dawson of Wapwallopen won his fi rst race of the com and threebeardsbrew.com. season, Sterling Kepner won the Four Cylinders, while Follow local ban Fully Loaded on Facebook and learn Weaver won the 270 Micro Sprints and Bard won the 600 about Slivinski Law Offi ces by visiting www.slivlaw.com. Micro Sprint Feature. The Clinton County Speedway returns to racing ac- tion with two races this week. A mid-week race to co- New Berlin Legion incide with the Clinton County Fair festival will take place on Wednesday, August 5th featuring the 270s in a fi ve hundred to win feature event. The Pro Stocks, 600s Chicken BBQ and Four Cylinders will be part of the four division show FAMILY OWNED - The New Berlin Legion Post 957 Riders is holding their with general admission being just fi ve dollars. Then on Chicken BBQ on August 8 from 11am - sold out! First come, Friday, August 7th the speedway will host the RaceSaver COMMUNITY DRIVEN fi rst served. No pre-orders. They sell out quickly! Sprint Cars, Pro Stocks, 270s, 600s and Four Cylinders This fundraisers helps to support local Veterans. Take a plus power wheels races for the kids. Gates will open at WWW.SELINSGROVEFORD.COM day off from cooking & stop by and pick up a meal & help 5:15PM and Racing will begin at 7:30PM for each event. Mr. Sharpie support a great cause! $8- meal includes baked beans, apple- For more information, visit www.clintoncountyspeed- sauce, roll and a dessert of your choice. $5 - per chicken half. way.com or visit the speedway on Facebook DBH BUD GODEK’S Daniel B. Herrold AUTO BODY Complete Body Work Home Improvements Collision Repair David S. Bodmer DPM INTERIOR & EXTERIOR REMODELING Painting 29 N Market St ~ Suite B Of ce: (570) 213-4200 PA REG. # 17186 4061 County Line Rd. Winfi eld, PA, 17889 104 Fire Stone Lane Middleburg, PA Selinsgrove PA 17870 www.BodmerFamilyFootcare.com Phone: 570-850-5101 PHONE: 570-837-2618 Providing quality, compassionate care of the foot and ankle 6- Union County Times, August 7, 2020 New Valley Nonprofi t Selinsgrove Street Festival & Overview Of PennDOT Organization News Halloween Parade Cancelled Projects In The Valley Residents of Union, Snyder, or Northumberland coun- Edited by Kay Poeth The CSVT river bridge is nearing completion. The con- ties who are actively working with a local agency may The Selinsgrove Projects, Inc. (SPI) has cancelled struction of the bridge will be completed by the end of this be eligible to receive furniture and household items for two popular events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. year. However, the bridge won’t be in use until 2022. The free through the Valley’s newest nonprofi t organization, DIG Furniture Bank. The 42nd Annual Selinsgrove Market Street Festival pavement for the northern section is currently under con- scheduled for September 26 and the annual Halloween struction. The pavement is planned to be completed in 2022 The mission of DIG is to create stability and restore dignity to families experiencing signifi cant life changes Parade set for October 20 are the latest events to be and that is when the northern section of CSVT will be open cancelled. to the traveling public. by providing essential furnishings through unique com- Microsurfacing projects are scheduled for this year in munity partnerships. The organization’s name serves as Current guidelines restrict outdoor gathering to under Snyder and Union Counties. Microsurfacing extends the a nod to the “dig”nity that is restored to people when 250 attendees. According to SPI president, Malcolm life of an existing pavement by sealing the pavement. Mi- they have the opportunity transform their house into a Derk, both of these popular events, attract thousands of crosurfacing in Snyder County includes SR 35 and SR 104 safe, stable, and healthy home for themselves or their people to Selinsgrove. The Market Street Festival alone near Mount Pleasant Mills and SR 1019 (11th Avenue) in families. annually attracts over 10,000 visitors. The board felt Shamokin Dam. Interstate 80 in Union County will be DIG functions as a delivery-only, referral-required op- eration. It is not open to the public. DIG works with sev- canceling the events was the responsible thing to do to microsurfaced in both the eastbound and westbound lanes. help protect the health of our citizens and prevent the A milling and overlay project in Middleburg will occur eral local nonprofi t and human service agencies, known as Member Agencies. Member Agencies act as the gate- spread of the virus. during the evening hours. The intersection of Routes 522 Earlier this year, SPI also canceled their largest fund- and 104 will be milled and overlaid in August. keeper to DIG’s services, providing referrals for clients who live with limited means and demonstrate a proven raising event, the 13th Annual Hops, Vines & Wines Bridge Replacement Project on Route 2010 in need for furnishings. Current Member Agencies include Snyder County Festival. Carol Handlan, SPI vice president and co- A bridge replacement project will begin on Route Union-Snyder Community Action Agency, CommUnity founder/co-chair of the brewfest, stated, “None of us 2010 (Neitz Valley Road), approximately 1 mile south of Zone’s Getting Ahead in the Valley, Transitions of PA, wanted to see these cancelations; it is a tremendous loss Freeburg, in Washington Township, Snyder County. On and SUMMIT Early Learning. for our citizens and businesses in Selinsgrove.” Wednesday, July 22, Neitz Valley Road will be closed DIG also relies on the partnership of community mem- The cancellations will impact the SPI, a nonprofi t or- between Route 2003 (Ebenezer Church Road) and Route bers to sustain its donation inventory and provide deliv- ganization, whose mission is to promote the economic 2007 (Produce Road), while a Pennsylvania Department of ery services to eligible families. DIG accepts donations of gently used, ready-to-use furniture and household growth, cultural vibrancy, natural resources and unique Transportation (PennDOT) department force crew begins character and heritage of downtown Selinsgrove. Mon- work on the bridge replacement. The work will include re- items such as couches, chairs, tables, microwaves, plates, utensils, kitchenware, and more. DIG does not currently ies raised during these fundraisers support SPI’s façade moval of the old bridge and replacement with a precast con- grant program, maintaining the streetscape, the town crete Box Culvert, new approach paving, roadside grading, accept used mattresses or large appliances. and guiderail improvements. A detour using Ebenezer To learn more about DIG Furniture Bank and how to clock, and the Selinsgrove Commons park. Church Road, Route 2008 (Lenig Road), and Produce Road donate, volunteer, or support the agency another way, will be in place. Work is expected to be completed by mid- please contact Emily Mrusko, Founder, at digfurniture- September of 2020, weather permitting. Motorists should [email protected] or (570) 658-9880. DIG is on social Milton State Police Report for be alert, slow down, and expect delays in travel. media at www.facebook.com/digfurniturebank and www.instagram.com/digfurniturebank. The agency’s District-Wide Raised Pavement Marking website is www.digfb.org. Replacement Project the Month of July 2020 A district-wide raised pavement markings (RPMs) project Total Number of Incidents: 567 Fatal Crashes: 0 in Union, Northumberland, Montour, and Columbia Coun- Crime Activity Hit & Run Accidents: 4 ties, is set to begin next week. Beginning Monday, July Traffi c Signal Upgrades Offenses Reported: 73 Fatalities: 0 27, a PennDOT contractor will install new RPMs on In- Total Founded Offenses: 68 Injured: 15 terstate 80 and Routes 15, 54, 554 and 125. This work will Offenses Cleared: 53 DUI Arrests: 7 be performed using single-lane closures in each direction In Union County Criminal Arrests: 39 DUI Related Crashes: 1 DUI Related Fatalities: 0 on two lane roadways and full lane closure of the passing The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (left) lanes on 4 lane roadways. Hourly restrictions have Patrol Activity Traffi c Citations: 118 (PennDOT) announces traffi c signal upgrades have begun Crashes: 34 Warnings Issued: 61 been included to minimize the impact on the daily traffi c at the below locations in East Buff alo Township and Union fl ow. Some of the work will be performed during night time Township, Union County. hours, mainly Interstate 80. The project is scheduled to be • Route 15 and Route 304 intersection, the traffi c signal completed by October 23, 2020. Green Acres Contracting will have new vehicular detection equipment installed. is the prime contractor on this $123,000 project. • Route 15 at Moore Avenue and Smoketown Road inter- PUBLIC AUCTION section at Bucknell University will have new traffi c signal Saturday equipment installed. August 15, 2020 8:30am PUBLIC AUCTION • Route 45 will have new fl ashing speed limit devices in- Auction to be held at #2229 Tuscarora Rd. Port Royal Saturday stalled near the school. Pa. From Thompsontown travel West on Rt. 333 for 6 • Route 45 and Fairground Road a will have new pedes- ½ miles, at stop sign travel straight on Tuscarora Rd. ½ mile to auction site. From September 19, 2020 8:00am trian signal equipment and emergency vehicle pre-emption Port Royal travel east on Rt. 333 for 4 ½ miles, turn Right onto Tuscarora Rd. travel Located near the village of Kratzerville Pa. along Rt.204. equipment installed. ½ mile to auction site. (Real Estate being sold is located at #15970 Rt.333 Port Royal. From Selinsgrove (at the Weis markets) turn onto Route Located in the Village of Tuscarora, From Port Royal Travel South on rt.75, turn onto 204 travel approx. 5 miles, to the west end of Kratzerville. Rt.333 East, travel 5 miles to Real Estate. The Former Home of Harold Shields. (Auction site located at #5064 Rt. 204 Selinsgrove Pa.). Auction consisting of Real Estate, Large Garden Tractors, 2005 Golf Cart, Tools, Gibson Guitar, and Household PUBLIC AUCTION REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 2 ½ Acres on which is situated a two Story Home. The First Floor Contains a Saturday Kitchen, Dining Room, Living Room, Large Full size Bath room w/ Laundry 1 Acre +/- on which is situated a Beautiful Move-in- ready Home. The fi rst fl oor consists Hookup, and small Family Room. The second fl oor contains 3-Bedrooms. The of a large open Kitchen/Dining Room area, Living Room, 2- Bedrooms, Full size September 5, 2020 8:30am Located near Selinsgrove Pa. Turn off Route 522 Home has Hardwood Flooring (under Carpets), a 200 Amp Electrical Service, and Bathroom and a Four Seasons Sun Room w/tile Flooring. The Second Floor Consists a partially Cemented Basement. The Home is heated with an Oil Hot air Furnace, of 2 Bedrooms, 1/2 Bath, and extra Storage Space. The Basement is fully cemented approx. 3 miles West of Selinsgrove onto Clifford Road, Travel ½ mile to auction site on the left at #1209 Clifford Has an Electric Hot water Heater and has a newly installed Roof. On the property is and has a Shower area. The Home is heated with an oil hot water Furnace, has nice Large Two Bay Garage w/ Work Shop area, a 15ft.x15ft, Shed and a second shed Hardwood Flooring throughout and has its own well and septic system. Located on the Rd. Auction consisting of Valuable Real Estate, Collectibles, Modern costume Jewelry, Quitted Comforts and Household Items. on Upper Section of Property. The Home is in a wooded setting yet close to town. property is a Valuable 3-Car Garage w/ large workshop area, a Yoder Barn for extra To see this well Built Home that needs a little TLC Call 717-527-2800 for private storage, and a Paved Driveway w/ parking area. To see this very Clean, Move-in-ready REAL ESTATE showing. Any Tests may be done on this property prior to auction at prospective Home by private appointment call 570-259-5111. Any tests may be done on property A large 2-Acre Lot on which is situated a Brick Mid-Century Style Ranch Home buyers expense. Terms are 10% down with balance in 60 Days. Property to be at prospective buyer’s expense prior to auction date. Real Estate to be offered at 12:00 (Built for Professor Bruce and Dorla Nary, by Ross Builders). The Home contains a Large Sold at 12:00 Noon at Auction site at #2229 Tuscarora Rd. Port Royal. Noon. Terms 10% down balance due within 60 days. Also selling starting at 8:00- 2005 Living room w/ a high Vaulted ceiling, Dining Room, Kitchen, 3-Bedrooms w/ Hardwood Golf Cart-Garden Tractors- Tools-Gibson Guitar- Household And many more Items. See fl ooring (one currently being used as a Library/ study room, a Large full size Bathroom w/ Vintage 1948 Scooter- Tools- Collectibles-Household Items Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Vintage 1948 “Cushman” Scooter in working condition; Ex-Cell 2500 psi Gas Owner: Leroy Walter walk-in shower and tub, retro style ½ bath and a screened in back porch/patio area. The Home has a cemented Basement, Unique Ceiling Beam Work Throughout (shipped Powered Power Washer; Simplicity ZT16 Zero-Turn Mower; Cub Cadet 2000 P.O.A. Darla Walter Riding Mower; Powerback 5200 watt Generator; Kenmore Chest Freezer; Dean Walter in from Oregon) and has a Two Car Attached Garage. The Home is heated with Oil Hot AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Water, is on Town Sewer and has its own on Site Well. Many Extras Include a Paved Craftsman 33 gal. 6hp. Air Compressor; Delta Bench Top Band saw; Craftsman Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Driveway, Spectacular View of Surrounding Country Side and Mountains, Plenty of Floor Model Belt/Disc Sander; Bench Grinder; Belt Sander; Floor Model Shop Fan; Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Closet Space, New 200 Amp Electric Service, and its own private Wooded lot to the rear 100 Amp Arc Welder; Value Craft Table Saw; 24ft. Aluminum Extension ladder; Car Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L of Property. A Nice Private Home, Yet Minutes from Down Town Selinsgrove. To See This Ramps; Camping Table; Colman 3- Burner Camping Stove; Assorted Hand Tools Auctioneers note: This auction has a wide verity of items in excellent condition. Mr. Unique Home by Appointment Call 570-374-9396. Any Test May be done on Property (some Snap-On); B/D Cordless Tools; Palm Sander; Shop Lights; Coal Bucket; Walter kept everything in good clean condition. Plan to spend the day, something for at Prospective Buyers Expense Prior to Auction date. Terms 10% Down, Balance in 3-Old fi shing Gigs; Cast Iron Singer Sewing Machine Base; Green Canning Jars, everyone. Golf Cart and Tractors to be sold following Real Estate. 60 days, offered at 12:00 Noon. Also selling starting at 8;30 the following: Collectibles- Zinc Lids; Galvanized Wash Tub; “Peanut Bits” Tin Lancaster Pa.; Gourmet Electric Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed for Bidder #. Food Stand & Tent Provided. “No Buyers Premium” Sterling Flatware - 1,000 pcs. Jewelry –100’s of New QVC Items still in boxes and more. Smoker; Whirlpool Washer; Whirlpool Electric dryer; Large Antique Roll Top Desk To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 “No Buyers Premium” (needs repairs); Antique Round Pedestal Wooden Table; Old Pockets watches (Elgin, Ingraham, Waltham); Handmade Doilies; Countertop Dishwasher new in box; Estate of: Dorla E. (& the late “Professor Bruce”) Nary 1970’s Baseball Cards; Wooden Bunk Bed Set; Lincoln Logs; Dorm Size Refrigerator; Executor: Samuel A. Stauff er Marbles; and more… To See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Executrix: Eileen K. Stauff er AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Owner: Sheila Shields Tim L Kline AU-002998-L & the “Late Harold Shields” Saturday, August 15 @ 8:00 am Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Located on SR 45 @ 308 Main Street, Hartleton, Union Co., Pa. Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Trailer, Lawn Mower, Woodworking, Power & Hand Tools, Kayak Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L 1978 Magline Flat Open Tilt Trailer (titled); Cub Cadet 44” Deck (Model 14865100) Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed For Bidder#. Riding Lawn Mower; Troy Bilt 2410 Electric Start Snowblower; Simpson QCV 190 ZEIGLER Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” Pressure Washer (w/Honda Motor); Porter Cable 150 psi Air Compressor; Coleman Powermate 4000 Generator; Bolens Weed Eater BL110 - 25cc; Stihl MS250 Chain COUNTRY AUCTION Saw; Craftsman 10” Radial Arm Saw; Jet Floor Model Woodworking Jointer; Grizzly Saturday August 8, 2020 Vertical Sander; Ryobi 1/4” Bit Router; CI 3/4 hp Floor Model Drill Press; Craftsman PUBLIC AUCTION 12” Floor Band Saw; CI 14” Woodcutter Floor Model Saw; Delta Bench Type Drill; Starting at 9 AM Delta Chop Cut Saw; Delta 12” Portable Planner; Grizzly G1025 Bench Lathe; 14” Located at 345 Gearhart Rd Watsontown, PA 17777 Saturday Woodcutting Bandsaw; Grizzly Shaper; Craftsman 8” Drill Press; W1671 Shopfox Follow signs off of Main street McEwensville. August 29, 2020 8:30am Table Top Mortising Machine; Campbell/Hausfeld 115V Mig/Flex Welder w/Stand; *Cast Iron *Military Items *Clocks *Country Collectibles Located at #13714 Route 235 BeaverSprings Pa. Turn Craftsman Skil Saw; DeWalt Plate Jointer; Temper Plate Router; Angle Grinder; Daisy 1938B BB Gun w/ Saddle Ring, Daisy Powerline 880 BB Gun, Crossman Legacy 1000 BB Gun, off Route 522 at the West end of BeaverSprings onto Craftsman Air Compressor; Craftsman XR 2412 - 10” Table Saw; B/D Router; Hando II 6 String Guitar, Swifts Jewel Lard Pail w/ Bail, Bechtel Dairy Lewisburg Milk Box, Copper Route 235, Travel ¼ mile to auction site on the right. Follow signs on auction day. Milwaukee Palm Sander; Gas Propane Burner; Floor Jack; Makita Orbit Sander; & Iron Kettle Dipper, Cast Iron Amish Family, Copper Apple Butter Kettle w/ Kettle Stand, Wooden 04 Dodge Dakota, High Quality Modern Furniture, Ryobi 5/8” Router; 4”/6” Disc Belt Sander; Air Nail/Staple Guns; ARS Dbl. Shaft Croquet Set, Signed J.H. Dipple Lewistown 5 Gal. Crock, Runner Sleds, PRR Railroad Lantern, Grinder; Pipe Clamps; Chicago Sharpener Tool; 24’ Alum. Extension Ladder; 6’ Dietz Tubular Driving Lamp PTD 1897, Barn Lanterns, Store Pan Scale w/ Weights, Copper Ball / Simplicity Riding Mower, Tools & Household Items Step Ladder; Rigid Drill/Impact; Grease Gun; Drag Chains; Butcher Kettle w/Hooks; Flag Pole Topper, Knapp Electric Questioner Game, U.S. Metal Toy Jack-O-Lantern, Cookie Cutters, 2004 Dodge Dakota 2-Wheel Drive Pickup (med. Blue); La-Z-Boy High Back Sofa W/ Butcher Ladles; Meat Saws; Butcher Knives & Forks; 3’x9’x3’ Wooden Work Bench Glass Lantern Candy Containers, Dovetailed Dough Tray w. Legs, Gilbert Erector Set, Milk Can, Reclining Ends; La-Z-Boy High Back Love Seat w/ Reclining Ends; Sofa w/ Matching (or Kitchen Counter) Numerous of Hand, Shop & Garden Tools. Kayak w/Paddle/ Cast Iron Beetle Boots Jacks, Signed Dairy Milk Jug, Wooden Buck Saw, One Man Crosscut Saw, Love Seat; La-Z-Boy Sofa Bed w/ Queen Size Air mattress & Built in Pump; Large 12ft. Life Jacket/Whistle. Hand Meat Saw, Vintage Bloomsburg Baseball Hats, World War I Roster Com. 112th U.S. INF. 28th Solid Cherry Broyhill Dining Room Table w/9 Chairs; Large Solid cherry Broyhill Glass Division, J.C. Brown 8 Day Shelf Clock, Ansonia Shelf Clock w/ Peacock Design on Front, Ridgeway front China Hutch; Solid Cherry Broyhill Dining room Buffet w/ Slat Top & Fold Out Boards; H/H Goods, Antiques & Collectibles: 8Day Shelf Clock, Tempis Fujit German Shelf Clock, Signed Hatchet, Wooden Toboggan, Ertl Ford Solid Maple 3pc. Office Desk; Large Office Chair; 3pc. Solid Wood Modern Bedroom Maytag 30” Stove; Whirlpool Side-by-Side Refrigerator; 24” Element Flat Screen 8600 Tractor w/ Wagon, Gravity Wagons, Tonka Tractor w/ Loader, Childs Tricycle, Various Crocks, Suite w/ Cannon Ball Head Board, High Chest of Drawers, and large Dresser w/ TV; Bosch Front Load Dryer; Bosch Front Load Washer; Gibson 16 cu. Upright Ceramic Christmas Trees, Shiny Bright Christmas Decorations, Martin’s #5 Stove Range Cast Fry Mirror; Tall Glass front Curio Cabinet;Grand Fathers Clock; Large Oak Coffee Table w/ Freezer; 5 pc. Cherry Queen Size Bedroom Suite; 4 pc Bar Height Table & Chairs; Pan, Griswold #6 Fry Pan, Wagner #8 w/ Smoke Ring, H.H. Pinocchio Bank, Milton/Watsontown Bill Glass Inserts; 2-Large Oak End Tables; Glass top Oak Display Cabinet; Blue La-Z-Boy Brown Recliner; Swivel Blue Rocker Recliner; Wooden Chest; Stand; Dropleaf Raup Houses, Lewistown Artwork by Davis Gray; Diamond Park 1892 & Stone Arch Bridge 1900, Sofa w/ Reclining Ends; Round Kitchen Table w/ 4 Vinyl High Back Captain’s Chairs; Oak Table; Kneehole Desk; 2 Drawer File Cabinet; Oak Wooden Bench Seat; Oak Glass Box of Comic Books, Lionel; #6220 Train Engine #681 Train Engine, & #2046 Train Engine, Large Platform Rocker; Maple Platform Rocker; 5pc. Patio set w/ High Glass Top Table & 4 High Curio Cabinet (lighted); Bamboo Corner Chair; Plank Bottom Chairs; Bedroom Collection of Pfaltzgraff Brown Yorktown Pattern, Milk Glass, Walnut Deep Well Frames, Wooden Chairs; Quarter Sawn Oak Hall Table; Samsung Ultra Slim 55” Flat Screen TV; Samsung Rocker; Sm. Wooden Chest; Dresser; Shadow Box Coffee Table; Dressing Shield; Hand Made Ship Models, WWII Medals & Items, Double Wedding Ring Quilt, Misc. Quilts, John 42” Flat Screen TV; White Wicker Porch Furniture; 4-New 6ft. Plastic Folding Tables; Large Cedar Chest; 1 Drawer Stand; Misc. Kitchen Chairs; Wash Stand; Patio Chairs; Deere LA 125 21 HP Lawn Tractor w/ Mowing Deck Only 250 hours (Bought New from Valley Octagon Picnic Table; “Smoke Hollow” Propane/charcoal Smokers Grill w/ Double Splayed Leg Stand; Misc. Chairs; Flat Top Trunk; Droplid Desk; Dropseat School Ag & Turf, Watsontown and Garage Kept) White Lt 1650 Hydro Lawn/Garden Tractor w/ Mowing Grill & 2-Side Grills; Eden pure Room Heaters; 2-“Daisy” BB Guns; 17Qt Pressure Desk; Wagon Seat; Oak Wash Stand w/Towel Rack; 2 Lifetime 6’ Tables; Gas Deck (Garage Kept, Only 335 Hours), John Deere Pull Behind Lawn Sweep, High Wheel Push Mower, Canner; Rogers Silver-plate “Lilac Time” Flatware Set; “Princeton” Gold Covered Flatware Grill; Kerosene Heater; Serving Cart; Griswold & Wagner Cast Iron Fry Pans; Modern Virginia House High Boy w/ Broken Arch Top, Large Early Green Goose Tobacco Crate, Set; “Kessington Petite Fleur” Dinnerware Set for 8; 2-White Scalloped Dinnerware Sets Wooden Pottie Chair; Lionhead Mantle Clock; Sm. Cast Iron Fry Pans; Sheffi eld Mason Tools, Early Vintage Carpenters Bench w/ Vise, Wooden Bench, Various Games (Some are Service for 8 ea. ; 3-Large Heavy Glass Punch Bowl Sets; Precious Moments Figurines; Knife Set; Local Adv. Crocks; Cast Aunt Jemima; Bathroom Set; Yellowware early), Wooden Childs Bowling Game, Tin Ding Dong Express Train, Early Lift Top School Masters Service for 12 Blue Willow” England Dinnerware Set; “Showtime” Kitchen Rotisserie Bowl; Cheese Boxes; Lg. Glass Mason Jars; 6 Gallon Crock; Martin Meat Can; Desk w/ Turned Legs, National Association Made Cedar Chest, Maple Drop Leaf Table, Deacon & BBQ; Cuisinart Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker; Large Rainbow Trout on Board; 2-Rival 6 Drying Rack; Wheeling Kerosene Can; White/Red Graniteware; Adv. Box; Brown Bench w/ Lift Top Lid, 4 Treadle Herald Loom, Various Ladderback Chairs, Drum Stand, Framed Qt Electric Ice Cream Freezers; 4ft. High Cement White Tailed Buck Lawn Ornament; Crock; Step Stool; Green Wagon; Wooden Bucket; Cast Iron Trucks; Coca Cola Jonny Mathis w/ The Sizentner Orchestra 1963, Plank Bottom Chairs, Matchboxes, Various Hand Lawn Garden Park Benches; Hoover Carpet Shampooer; Singer Portable Sewing Machine; Bottles & Carrier; Sailor in Stroller; Pitcher Pump; Cast Rescent Miniature Sampler and Garden Tools, Modern Dry Sink, Asiatic Pacifi c Campaign Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Stainless Steel Stock Pots; Assorted Cookware; Cast Iron Chicken Fryer; “Teeter Hang- Cookstove; Air Conditioners; Eden Pure Heater; Ice Saw; Dolly; Igloo Ice Chest; Serviceman Dice Set, Army of Occupation Medal, USN Compact, A.C.T.S Instructor Pin, U.S. Air ups” Inversion Table; “Simplicity Regent” 18hp. Riding Mower w/ Deck; “Jet Patch Lawn Chairs; Galv. Tub; Graniteware Tub; Gas Cans; Fishing Rods/Reels; Corn Corps Trunk, Uniform Jacket and Pants, 1848 Large Cent, 1904 10 cent., Booker T. Washington Silver “Cyclone Rake 6.5 hp Yard Vacuum System; Cub Cadet #1030TE Dual Stage Snow Dryer; Farberware Electric Skillet; Nesco 18 qt. Electric Roaster; Sm. Electrical Coin, 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar, Apollo 14 Silver Coin (Carried to the Moon), Lewistown Girl Scout Blower w/ Electric Start & Light; Honda 190, 3000psi Gas Powered Power Washer; Stihl Appliances; Kitchen Aide Mixer; Air Fryer; Roasters; Stainless Kitchen Cookware; Sash & 10k GF Ring, Norman Rockwell Sterling Silver Bars, Collection of Penn State, Phillies, Ms210C Chain Saw; 8ft. Werner Step Ladder; 14ft. Aluminum Ext. Ladder; Battery Charger; China Baskets & Tea Pots; Wooden Bowls; 40+ Miniature Children Tea Sets; and Other Sport Items. Lots of Jewelry, and Jewelry Boxes, Corner Cupboard, Dart Board w/ Cabinet, Trickle Charger; 12 Ton Bottle Jack; Stihl Weed Eater; Large Live Trap; Craftsman 6 Gallon Milk Glass; Blanko Glass Vases; Pressed Glassware; Princess House (Pitcher, Hanging Kerosene Lamp Brackets, Pampered Chief Dish, Early Carpenters Box, Reedsville Bank Shop/Vac; Lasko 16” Window Fan; Hitachi Angle Grinder; Portable Air Compressor; Butter, S/P, Candy, Vases, Coffee Cups, Salad Bowl); Avon Glassware (Pitcher, Bags, 4 pc. Patio Set, BBQ Pro Grill, Occupational Mug, 20 Gal. Shop-Vac, Hot Wheels Lunch Box, Craftsman Router; B/D Belt Sander; ½” Drive Electric Drill; 4ft. Ceiling Shop Lights; Nice Tumblers, Stemware); Stainless Silverware; Utensils; Stainless Steel Bowls; Battle Kit Lunch Box, Pac-Man Lunch Box w/ Thermos, Ladies Hats, Noritake Sheridan Dinnerware Assortment of Hand Tools & Garden Tools; 4-20lb Bags Charcoal; and Many Other Item. To Juicer; Pampered Chef Bakeware; Bakeware; Wooden Shelf Organizer; Souvenir Set, Early Hess Truck and Early Hess Fire Truck Box, Childs Tea Set, Hand Carved Wooden Bird See Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Beach Birds; 6 Lg. Nutcrackers; 12 Sm. Nutcrackers; 5’ Nutcracker; Wooden TV Signed R.N., Much More Yet to Find and Unbox Yet! Make Plans to Attend! Owners: Wilmer & Barbara Grove Trays; Holiday Decorations; Hoffman Made Men Statues; Longaberger Baskets; Terms: Cash, Good Penna Check, [Credit Cards w/ a 3% Fee] NO BUYERS PREMIUM!! Cookbooks; Luggage; Records; Bedding; Lg. Glass Jars; Canning Jars; Postal Mail AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Boxes; Baskets; Vera Bradley Purses/Bags; Hess Trucks; Misc. Glassware; Fish Seller: Mrs. Holly Zeigler Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Box; Beanie Babies & Much More. Photo’s available at auctionzip.com ID# 2399 Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Lunch Available by the Watsontown United Methodist Church 570-538-2227 Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L Estate of: Robert “Chick” VonNeida Auction Note: Not Responsible for Accidents and All Verbal Information on Day of Auction Takes precedence The late “Louise VonNeida” Auctioneers Note: The Groves are moving & downsizing, if you are looking for Furniture WEAVER’S AUCTION SERVICE of high quality and in like new condition. Mark this date on your calendar. All item were Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L AUCTIONEERS: David & Michael Weaver well taken care of. • 570-966-2512 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L Allenwood,Pa.17810 PA AU002180-L & AA006063-L Terms: Cash or Pa. Check. Photo ID needed For Bidder #. Owners and Auctioneer not Complete Listing & Photos Available PHONE 570-538-2227 responsible for accidents auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or Photos: Auctionzip.com #2189, GoToAuctions#4136 Tent & Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215 Find Us At weaversauctionservice.com A Young American’s August 7, 2020, Union County Times -7 The Birds, The Bears, And The Bagworms Infl uence By Kay Poeth Be watchful of children and small pets. These bears are probably not related to Yogi Bear. I, personally, prefer the doe and fawn spotted at the edge of the woods in the neighboring yard and bunnies lounging in the grass. I don’t even mind the nightly visit from our “pet” possum. I understand that we do live at the base of Shade Mountain. Recently, as I mosey over to the fence to chat with the neighbors, I gasped when I saw the arborvitae bush at the corner of the house. It was covered with tiny “pine- Bob Garrett, GSVCC President/CEO; Mollie Bomgardner, Young cones.” Thanks to Melody Folk, I instantly realized that American from Miffl inburg Area High School; Jenny Wentz, GS- the cute pinecones were really bagworms destroying the VCC Director of Workforce; Ed Moyer, Chair of the Young Ameri- shrub. After grabbing a pair of gloves, I began to pluck cans Committee and Assistant Vice President Shamokin Dam & Sunbury Market of Service 1st Federal Credit Union. them off them off and drop them into a bucket. They Leadership is a very important part of the Greater Susque- hang like miniature ornaments on a tree but they are no hanna Valley Chamber of Commerce’s (GSVCC) Young gift! As darkness descended, I had to stop for the night. Americans Program. This program aims to promote the I resumed my duties early the next morning with help growth and development of tomorrow’s leaders. It is our from my husband. We must have “harvested” hundreds hope that every Young American will grow into a commu- of them. Needless to say, they were destroyed. nity leader and continue to do great things in their adult In another recent encounter with Mother Nature, I was lives. strolling down Paxton Street (on the road) for an eve- Once again, our Chamber off ered a Young Americans ning walk. Suddenly, I felt like I was in a scene from Al- Scholarship through an annual essay contest. The named Kay Poeth dons her bird protection gear prior to her fred Hitchcock’s The Birds. Making an eerie screeching Young Americans for the 2019-2020 school year were asked evening stroll! sound, a bird circled overhead. At fi rst, I thought it might to write a one-page essay briefl y explaining what it means Nature is beginning to reign supreme in the sleepy be a bat. Then it swooped at my head. As I instinctively to them to be a Young American and explain to us where ducked, he circled back and swooped again and again. they see their leadership skills taking them over the next town of Paxtonville. Two bears have been spotted along Paxton Street, perhaps in quiet refl ection and prayer, as The bird’s screeching called in the bird cavalry as at least fi ve years. a dozen came to his rescue. It continued to dive bomb at We had the pleasure, on Monday, July 27th, of providing a they were seen behind the Paxtonville United Methodist Church. Wayne Ulrich, who lives next door to the church, me. I did an unsightly sprint to Bob and Tena Gift’s porch $500 scholarship to Mollie Bomgardner of Miffl inburg Area as the bird chased me. High School as this year’s scholarship recipient. Congratu- had a closer encounter as one of the nosy bears wanted to check on what he was working on in his garage. While Tena Gift can verify my story as the bird only swooped lations, Mollie! at me. A short while later, Tena and I did fi nish our walk As a senior of Miffl inburg Area High School, Mollie was the bear peeked into the side door of the garage, his wife the Captain of Varsity Girls Basketball Team and a member frantically pounded on the kitchen window. As Ulrich in the other direction but with fl y swatters in hand. Later, of the 2019 Final Four State Tournament Basketball Team. fl ew out the garage door, the bear was eager to follow I learned that the birds also swoop at Pastor Ryan and Mollie’s other activities included Link Crew, National Hon- him inside the house. Luckily, Wayne slammed the door his family when they try to get into their vehicles parked or Society, Student Government, Youth Group, 4-H, and shut just in the nick of time. Guess, he better put away outside their garage. So, residents beware. These birds Choir. She received the Frederick Douglass and Susan B. the “Welcome” mat. Another bear rambled onto the back are very territorial. Anthony Award from the University of Rochester and was deck of a house across the street from the church. As for me, the next time I walk down Paxton Street I named Miffl inburg’s 2019 Homecoming Queen. Mollie is Neighbors are reminded not to leave any garbage out- will be wearing a hat holding an unfolded umbrella in also active in her community; she is a swim instructor at the side that would tempt the bears to stay for a picnic. It may one hand and a fl y swatter in the other. Guess that will be Miffl inburg Area Pool and Park, volunteers at her church, is be time to temporarily put away any birdfeeders as well. my new bird protection gear. I just hope it works! active in her 4-H Club, and helps to sort recyclables. Mollie stated in her essay, “Young Americans infl uence their classmates in a positive way and encourage them to Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, et al. v. Pennsylvania-American Water Company always do their best. It means I am a person others can look Rate Increase - Docket Nos. R-2020-3019369 R-2020-3019371 up to and I demonstrate good actions and behavior. I think Videoconference/Telephonic Public Input Hearings Notice a Young American puts others before themselves and looks to fi nd success for an entire team or group. They listen to others and look for ways to solve confl icts instead of creat- This is to inform you that hearings by After registering either with OCA or by using one ing them. While these skills have been important during my videoconference/telephone on the above- of the above WebEx websites: years in school, I also know they will help me in the future. captioned case will be held as follows: My leadership skills will follow me in the next four years If you wish to participate only by phone on at college and eventually, during my future career as an el- Type: Videoconference/Telephonic Public Input the day and time of the hearing for which you ementary teacher.” She concluded her essay with this state- Hearings registered, dial 1-877-310-7479 and enter the ment, “It’s been a great privilege to be selected as a Young American. Representing the program made me strive to be unique event number for that hearing that is Dates: Tuesday, August 18, 2020 listed above. better as I know others are watching. Serving as a school Tuesday, August 25, 2020 leader isn’t always easy but it’s worth it to infl uence others and help them succeed. I know I will take the lessons I have Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Any persons that have not registered with OCA learned this year from the Young American Program with Thursday, August 27, 2020 or through one of the WebEx websites above by me in the future and hopefully infl uence others to become Times: 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. each day the applicable registration deadline may not be great leaders.” able to testify during the public input hearings. Presiding: Administrative Law Judge Please contact OCA if you are unable to Conrad A. Johnson register by the applicable registration deadline or if you require assistance in registering for Top Quality Oil The Public Input Hearings will be conducted the public input hearing. using the WebEx video conferencing platform. Need Fuel Oil? 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This information will • Jan K Vroman, [email protected] Over 25 years of empowering landowners, be kept private and will be provided only to the • Dan Grieser, Kilkenny Law LLC, improving wildlife populations, increasing Administrative Law Judge and the lawyers for the [email protected] hunting success and leaving the land parties in this proceeding. After you register, you • Ria M Pereira, PA Utility Law Project, better than we found it! will receive a con rmation e-mail with a link to [email protected] join the Public Input Hearing. You can test your Mon. - Fri. 8am - 8pm • Joseph L Vullo, Burke Vullo Reilly Roberts, Closed Wednesday Evening computer in advance at the following: Saturday 8 - 12 [email protected] https://www.webex.com/test-meeting.html/ • Michael L Kurtz, Boehm Kurtz & Lowry, 976 Locust Grove Rd. mkurtz@bkllaw rm.com Port Trevorton, PA 17864 8- Union County Times, August 7, 2020 Service 1st Makes Donation To Two Local Hospitals Spotlight: Orange Launches Public Health Campaign The Spotlight: Orange Project is now live with a multi-pronged approach to supporting public health best practices in the Cen- tral Susquehanna Valley. The initiative includes public service announcements on radio, a mask-wearing campaign, social media engagement opportunities, and a COVID-Safe Pledge. The goal is to encourage individuals, groups, and businesses to respect and protect public health by following mask wearing guidelines provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the CDC as well as other public health best practices. The Spotlight is putting the focus on our positive response to the pandemic rather than statistics and is encouraging people to work cooperatively in favor of public health rather than being punitive about those who are not being helpful Here’s how you can participate: • Listen for the PSAs, voiced by prominent citizens Mike Glazer and Hank Baylor, on local radio stations. • Wear a mask whenever you are around people from other Dave Shope, Assistant Vice President Business Development, Ser- households and you cannot distance, both indoors and out. Be- Kendra Aucker, President/CEO, Evangelical Community vice 1st; Linda Brown, Chief Administrative Offi cer, Service 1st; Hospital; Michael Howe, Facilities & Maintenance Specialist, Bill Lavage, President/CEO, Service 1st; Joseph Goyne, Senior Di- yond that, spread the message about the importance of mask Service 1st; Jay Reed, Chief Information Offi cer, Service 1st; wearing. Feel free to use and share the resources and graphics rector of Logistics, Geisinger Medical Center; Tom Sokola, Chief Jennifer Daddario, Regional Vice President, Service 1st; and Administrative Offi cer; Geisinger Medical Center; and Angela on our website. Bill Lavage, President/CEO, Service 1st. Brouse, Regional Director of the Geisinger Health Foundation. • Follow Spotlight: Orange on social media. Use a Spotlight: Orange profi le picture frame and take part when we ask peo- Service 1st Federal Credit Union donated personal protective equipment (PPE) to two local hospitals to help replen- ple to highlight their local heroes. Who do you know who is a ish supplies used since the initial response to the Coronavirus, COVID-19 pandemic. healthcare worker, an emergency responder, a teacher, or anoth- A combined donation of 2,000 gowns were recently provided to Evangelical Community Hospital, located in Lew- er essential worker? Who do you know who is more vulnerable isburg and Geisinger Medical Center, located in Danville. to the disease? Tell us who you wear your mask for. “Everyone is feeling the challenge of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, including our local hospitals,” said • Sign on to the COVID-Safe Pledge in support of public health Bill Lavage, President/CEO, Service 1st. “We are pleased to be able to provide the front-line health care workers at AND the economy. You can sign as an individual or as a busi- these hospitals with the necessary protection to perform their important work.” ness. Encourage local businesses to take the pledge. Signatories Credit unions are member-owned and share the fundamental belief of ‘people helping people’. Service 1st was may also want to wear, download, and/or display orange ribbons proud to be among 17 regional credit unions and credit union partners that worked together to support healthcare as a symbol of our community goals during this challenging facilities throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Combined, their eff orts provided over 30,000 medical gowns. time: health, prosperity, unity, and courage. For more information, visit www.service1.org, or call our Contact Center at 800.562.6049. The mask messages promoted by the campaign appear in memes, on signage, and as part of public service announcements created for radio. Some include: “Whatever the phase, Yellow or MBTC Green, Your Mask Must Be Seen (on your face!).” “Masks help keep our businesses open!” and “No shirt, no shoes, NO MASK Employees ALL WRANGLER -- no service. Wear the mask!”. Masks are a simple and key tool to help reduce the spread of the Donate To COVID-19 Coronavirus. The CDC now recommends cloth face BOTTOMS coverings over the nose and mouth whenever you are around people from another household. As the US Surgeon General PA Cystic notes, masks don’t take away our freedom, but ensure greater Buy 2, Get 1 FREE! freedom for us to go out and do more. An important piece to Fibrosis note about mask wearing is that simple cloth masks protect oth- ers. The best way to protect those around you and to show that the community cares about each other is to wear a mask. August 6th-15th, 2020 Spotlight: Orange is a collaborative project of the Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way and the community at large. All are welcome to engage with the materials and support the health of the valley. If you would like other ways to get in- volved, please email [email protected] or call 570-415-1999. Help spread the message about mask wearing by visiting spot- lightorange.com/masks. There you will fi nd images and poster graphics that can be shared or printed out. And you can also fol- low the links to sign the COVID-Safe Pledge at spotlightorange. Miffl inburg Bank & Trust com/maskpledge employees donated their June Casual Bankers’ con- tributions (for dress down Susquehanna Announces Fridays) to the PA Cystic Fibrosis, Inc. (PACFI) or- MON, WED 9AM-5PM; Phased Move-In Plan ganization. Selinsgrove offi ce man- TUES, THUR 9AM-6PM Susquehanna University has announced revisions to its move- ager, Brian Neitz, and cus- FABRIC • SHOES • CLOTHING FRI 9AM - 8PM SAT 9AM-4PM; in schedule as part of its ongoing health and safety initiatives. tomer service representa- 307. E. Chestnut Street • Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Susquehanna will begin the semester with 25% of its students tive, Amy Smith, presented (570) 966-0225 CLOSED SUN in residence halls, then progress to 50% before moving in all the check to Linda Derr, a of its students. First-year and transfer students will move in representative from PACFI as originally planned in mid-August, while returning students will follow in two-week incre- ments. All students will be required to test negative for COVID-19 before arriving to campus. “We have been watching prudently and planning ar- dently for the return to cam- pus, as well as learning from the successes and mistakes of others. As much as we want to welcome students back to campus, we want even more so to complete the fall term together, which is why we’ve adjusted the move-in sched- ule,” said University President Jonathan D. Green. As outlined in its Return to Campus Fall 2020 Plan, the university has updated pro- cedures to accommodate a residential learning environ- ment during the global health pandemic. Among other safety measures including COVID-19 testing for faculty, staff and students, the plan also prescribes members of the Susquehanna community to maintain a safe physical distance, wear face coverings in classrooms and other public spaces, greatly enhance their health and hygiene practices and, when needed, allow fl ex- ibility for remote instruction for faculty and students. “We are committed to fulfi ll- ing our mission to educate stu- dents for productive, creative and refl ective lives of achieve- ment, leadership and service in a diverse, dynamic and in- terdependent world. Part of that commitment is to do all we can to keep all members of our community safe and healthy,” Green said. First-year and transfer stu- dents will register for blocks of time to move in between Tues- day, Aug. 18 and Thursday, Aug. 20. Seniors will return Sept. 5 and 6, and all other stu- dents will return Sept. 19 and 20. Susquehanna will prorate housing and meal costs based on students’ move-in date. Classes are scheduled to be- gin on Susquehanna’s campus Monday, Aug. 24. Return- ing students — sophomores, juniors and seniors — will attend classes remotely until they arrive on campus. Susquehanna’s plan for the fall can be found in its entirety at https://www.susqu.edu/ coronavirus-update/campus- plan-fall-2020

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