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. 30 Friday, July 24, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Union County Covid Update Merrill Linn Conservancy New Berlin Day In response to an employee testing positive for COV- ID-19 over the weekend, the Union County Commission- Receives PPL Foundation Grant NOT Cancelled ers and President Judge Hudock today advised all county Submitted by Barbara L. Stamm The Merrill Linn Conservancy has been awarded a employees to continue to follow the county’s COVID-19 Many years ago, the key members of the Heritage As- safety protocols. These protocols were developed with $3,500 grant from the PPL Foundation, according to Geoff Goodenow, coordinator of the land trust organi- sociation decided that due to their age and energy level, county staff input and approved by the Commissioners they could no longer sponsor “Heritage Day” in New Ber- in April. zation, which services Union, upper Northumberland, and contiguous counties. The grant will support the lin. Fortunately a new group of community individuals “In a conference call this morning,” Commission Board stepped up to the task, and the New Berlin Activities Com- Chair Preston Boop stated, “the Commissioners and Conservancy’s ongoing eff orts to connect people of all mittee was born. “Heritage Day” was renamed “New Ber- Judge Hudock advised county employees that Domestic ages with their local environment through tours, hikes, lin Day” and has continued to be held the 4th Saturday of Relations Offi ce staff that were working in the County events and public education programs that foster un- August each year since. Courthouse last week are now quarantined as a precau- derstanding and appreciation of our natural resources. This year we celebrate the 50th year of Heritage/New tion. The maintenance department had sanitized the of- The grant specifi cally will underwrite trail restora- Berlin Day ! It’s been a grand experience. Many New fi ce suite and several other areas. We asked employees, tion at the 28-acre Koons Trail property, a popular site Berlin organizations have benefi ted from their participa- in addition to continuing to follow our COVID-19 pro- tion in New Berlin Day as well. It has turned out to be tocols, to take their temperature twice daily and to im- that is the venue for many of the Conservancy’s out- door programs. The property, located within the bor- the major support of the Activities Committee’s treasury mediately report fevers or other COVID-19 symptoms to which has provided the Committee the aff ordability to also their supervisor.” ough of Miffl inburg and adjacent to Buff alo Creek, is protected by the Conservancy through a conservation sponsor activities, events, and projects such as the Spring and Fall Community Yard Sales, the 4th of July activities partnership with the owners. with fi reworks on the Commons, planting of the Butterfl y Lewisburg Children’s Museum The property has been severely impacted by both Garden on the Commons and replacement of Christmas fl ooding and an infestation of the emerald ash borer, tree between the Market street churches; “Art In the Park”, Brings Olympic Spirit Event an invasive insect that destroys ash trees by feeding on purchase of the Gazebo - the home of the New Berlin buf- The Lewisburg Children’s Museum (LCM) is inviting their inner bark. For safety reasons, removal of the ash falo on Water St., purchase of materials and crafting of children to participate in the 2020 Virtual Kid Olympics, trees was the landowner’s only option. In the process the homemade Christmas angel decorations that light our July 27 through July 31, sponsored by Miffl inburg Bank of cutting down and removing the Koons Trail’s many streets throughout the holiday season, support of several & Trust. While the offi cial 2020 Olympics has been post- ash trees, the trail suff ered collateral damage to foot- maintenance projects at the Community Center, monetary poned, now is the chance to participate as an Olympic ath- bridges, the parking area, and other aspects of the trail. support of the utility garage at the Recreation Complex, lete in this kid friendly, local event. The grant, according to Mr. Goodenow, will cover 70 and of the Fire Company’s Carnival ride wristband project “Participants will be emailed daily challenges during the for kids plus others too numerous to mention. week that the 2020 Olympics would have been held,” says percent of the estimated cost to restore the area for safe The 50th New Berlin Day event HAS NOT BEEN CAN- Anna Lightman, LCM Visitor Services Coordinator. “All and enjoyable use by the general public and for nature CELED. It is the Committee’s fervent hope that the virus they have to do is submit video proof of them completing programming for children. “We are extremely grate- the challenge, and they will be entered into a random prize pandemic will not dictate cancellation. This year’s event drawing.” ful to the PPL Foundation for its support of our eff orts may look a bit diff erent as the Committee is looking into Daily challenges will be available for two age ranges: 3-5 to engage the public in nature,” Mr. Goodenow said. social distancing for the vendor’s and patron’s safety. The year olds and 6-10 year olds. Challenges will be easy for “The assistance allows the Conservancy to preserve annual Quilt raffl e will be held keeping in mind the color participants to complete around the house. its fi nancial resources for other land conservation ef- of Golden Anniversary. The quilt has been handcrafted by “The more challenges you submit the more chances you forts that will protect land and water resources and the Emily Reichard Kline - a native New Berlin gal. It’s name have to win,” says Lightman. “And the great thing about is “A Trip Around the World.” The Committee will be this event is that you can do it anywhere!” beauty of our area for generations to come.” PPL Foundation grants have provided support for selling a numbered (limited edition) 50th year emblemed “I think that kids are going to have a great time with crock and 50th year emblemed mugs. Pre-orders can be this activity because it gives them an opportunity to get many Conservancy programs over the years, A 2017 made by contacting Shirl Hummel at 570-966-2677 or any outside and fi nd new and creative ways to be active,” adds PPL Foundation grant was instrumental in the comple- Olivia Agosti, LCM AmeriCorp Service Member. “The other Activities Committee member. There will be only daily challenges can be adapted into games or maybe in- tion of a Conservancy native plant garden, located at 100 crocks sold. There will be more mugs which will not spire the participants to do activities that we haven’t even the East Buff alo Twp. municipal property—a project be numbered. thought of. The possibilities are endless for fun” that encourages local residents to include pollinator- And now, the sad news. Several members of the Activi- Participants have until Friday, July 31 at 5:00 pm to email sustaining native plants in their gardens. ties Committee have reached the arduous decision that due the museum their video submissions. Event is $5 per par- The PPL Foundation contributes more than $3 million to their age, health, and decreased energy level, it’s time ticipant and registration is required. annually to organizations working to create vibrant, to step back from their current level of participation in the The Museum has been closed since March 14 but plans to Activities Committee. It’s time for the younger generation reopen its doors for the public starting Wednesday, July 29 sustainable communities; promote diversity, equity with adjusted hours. The LCM is a non-profi t organization and inclusion; and empower each citizen to fulfi ll her individuals to take charge so the grand work of this orga- nization does not STOP. If the virus pandemic has done that relies on income from admissions, memberships, fi eld or his potential. trips, and events to support anything positive for the New Berlin residents or any small its mission. Individuals can The Merrill Linn Conservancy, a volunteer-driv- town for that matter, it has given us the opportunity to look support the museum by en organization, has protected 17 properties—1440 into the future. What did we fi nd ? Without volunteer or- purchasing gift certifi cates acres—within Union, Snyder, upper Northumberland ganizations such as the New Berlin Activities Committee, to use towards a future vis- and Lycoming counties through voluntary land protec- the world will look just like it did this 4th of July in New it, becoming a member, or tion/conservation partnerships with landowners. The Berlin - there was NOTHING. Please don’t allow that to making a donation. happen. Don’t allow living in small-town America such For more information Conservancy has also helped to expand Shikellamy about the LCM and to reg- State Park through the purchase and donation of 36- as New Berlin with its community activities cease to exist. ister for this event, visit acre parcel along Shikellamy Bluff s in southern Union www.lewisburgchildrens- County. museum.org. 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Carnival July 24-25th, No parade or carnival rides. Food served purchase $898.98 worth of items. The investigation continues. to Brian J. & Melissa D. Borgoyn, Mars. Pa. property in Drug Possession 12:55 a.m. June 25, on Buff alo Road/Walbash Road, in East Buff alo Township for the sum of 1.00 Chicken BBQ Drive-Thru East Salem/Maze West Buff alo Township. PSP responded to a motorist possibly asleep at a Robert A. & Catina Y. Taylor, Lewisburg to Samuel A. July 25th, 11-2 or until gone. Crossroads Church Rt. 235 stop sign. Benjamin Dorman, 23, of Millmont, was located and subsequently & Tammy A. Greene, Lewisburg property in East Buff alo South. found to be under the infl uence of alcohol and marijuana. Charges have been Township for the sum of 220,000.00. 12th Benefi t Consignment Auction Port Trevorton fi led through District Court 17-3-02. July 25th, 8:30am, Snyder Cty Produce Auction Benefi ts Harassment/Physical Contact 7 a.m. July 10, at 360 White Deer Run Road, Zongming Chen & Lixizo Zhu, Rochester, Minnesota in Gregg Township. PSP responded to a report of harassment that occurred to John L. & Tina Krispin, Windsor Colorado property in Port Trevorton & Fremont Fire Co. Public Library of Union County Childrens Program earlier. Upon arrival PSP learned that Kayla Ravenscroft, 21, of Uniontown, East Buff alo Township for the sum of 485,000.00. punched Ruth Byrne, 30, of Saratoga Springs, NY, once on the side of the Gretam Benfer, Miffl inburg to Mark E. Benfer, Miffl in- Aug. 4,5,6,11,12 & 13, 2-2:30pm Virtual Activity on Facebook- Jump Start on Kindergarten. head after an argument. A non-traffi c citation for harassment was issued to burg property in Limestone Township for the sum of 1.00. Ravenscroft. Lewisburg Medical Offi ces LLC, Asheville, NC to Kelly NOTE TO READERS: Crash 11:07 a.m. July 13, on Buff alo Creek Road at its intersection with the A. & Rita Cormell, Lewisburg property in East Buff alo To place events in the calendar please send them Rails to Trails, in Buff alo Township. A bicycle ridden by Joseph S. Shamburg, Township for the sum of 475,000.00. at least three weeks before the event so that we can 52, of Miffl inburg, was traveling west on Rails to Trails. A 2009 Chevrolet Joshua A. Klose, New Berlin to Matthew Smith, Mif- publish it at least twice before the event. The deadline Impala driven by Margie H. Lohr, 74, of Miffl inburg, was traveling south on for events is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by Buff alo Creek Road. As Lohr’s Chevrolet Impala was traveling, Shamburg’s fl inburg property in New Berlin Borough for the sum of bicycle entered the roadway in front of her Chevrolet Impala. Lohr attempted 170,000.00. space available. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Ad- dress: P.O. Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570- to come to a stop however was unable to prior to striking Shamburg’s bi- Edward S. & Patricia S. Bastuscheck, Lewisburg to cycle. Lohr’s Chevrolet Impala struck Shamburg’s bicycle causing him to be Stephanie A. & Jeff rey ML. Conner, Miffl inburg property 837-0776. E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers must include area code. thrown from the bicycle. Both came to rest a short distance from the crash. in Miffl inburg Borough for the sum of 195,900.00. Shamburg was transported to the hospital for treatment of injuries. Shamburg Timber W. & Ashley Moore to BGRS Relocation Inc, received a warning for vehicles entering or crossing roadway. Colorado property in Miffl inburg Borough for the sum of PFA Violation 9:36 p.m. July 14, on William Penn Drive, in Kelly Town- 252,000.00. Yoder And Benton Are Repeat ship. A known person violated the no contact clause of a PFA issued in pro- BGRS Relocation to Troy E. & Marites B. Scott, Mif- tection. Crash 6:03 p.m. June 29, on Red Ridge Road, in Limestone Township. A fl inburg property in Miffl inburg Borough for the sum of Winners At Clinton County 2008 Ford Focus driven by a 17 year old female, of Millmont, was traveling 252,000.00. Andrew Yoder of Middleburg held off his uncle Jim east on Red Ridge Road and a 2001 Ford Ranger driven by a 17 year old St Johns United Church of Christ, West Milton to Na- male, of Miffi nburg, was traveling west on Red Ridge Road. The Ford Focus than H. & Lana L. Clemens, West Milton property in Yoder in lapped traffi c to win his second Limited Late Model event on Friday night. It was the second consecu- made a left turn into a driveway, turning directly in front of the Ford Ranger. White Deer Township for the sum of 150,000.00. The Ford Ranger struck the Ford Focus on the front passenger side with its Joseph C. & Lisa A. Folker Living Trust, Lewisburg tive win of the season for Yoder at the 3/8th mile oval, front end. No injuries were reported. The driver of the Ford Focus was cited to Michael James Jr. & Katherine Ryan Sass, Ellenville while Brad Benton of Duncansville claimed his second for turning movements and required signals. NY property in East Buff alo Township for the sum of consecutive win the Pro Stock division. Jeff rey Weaver PFA Violation 2:30 a.m. July 12, at 119 Timberhaven Drive, in Kelly Town- 349,900.00. of Lock Haven had a triumphant night winning the 270 ship. Robert Leach, 31, of Lewisburg, communicated with Brianne Folk, 23, and 600 micro sprint feature events and Luke Hoff ner of Lewisburg, which is a direct violation to an active protection of abuse Diane N. Reed, Lewisburg to Alli M. Rudy & Daniel S. order. Martin, Lewisburg property in Buff alo Township for the was victorious in the four cylinder division. Mike Smith of Renovo and Jim Yoder of Selinsgrove Drug Possession 1:17 p.m. July 14, on I-80 E., in White Deer Township. sum of 190,000.00. During a traffi c stop. An odor of narcotics was observed and a vehicle search Brian j. Vargo, Lewisburg to Charles W. & Kira North , started on the front row of the 25 lap Smith Excavating Limited Late Models feature event. Smith took the early revealed a small amount of narcotics and paraphernalia. Charges are pending. Lewisburg property Lewisburg Borough 140,000.00. Crash 4:39 p.m. July 16, on Old Turnpike Road (SR 45), in Buff alo Town- Shawn D. Moyer, Lewisburg to Shawn D. Moyer & lead with Jim Yoder, Kevin Probst, Joe Loff redo and ship. A 2017 Chevrolet Impala driven by Kathleen M. Showers, 69, of Sham- Tessa L. Lyons, Lewisburg property in Buff alo Township Denny Fourney in the top fi ve. Smith and Jim Yoder okin Dam, was stopped on SR 45 in the eastbound lane waiting to turn north for the sum of 1.00. battled for top spot, with Smith having a slight advan- into the Purple Cow Restaurant. A 2015 Jeep Patriot driven by Brett A. Wiser, Andrew P. & Autumn L. Faust, New Columbia to Wil- tage as they crossed by the fl ag stand. On lap number 33, of Harleton, was behind Showers. A 2007 Chevrolet Silverado driven nine Jim Yoder made the pass for the lead, with Smith, by Willard R. Hammond, 82, of Bath, NY, was behind Wiser. Through the liam D. Crites III & Demirae J. Hassinger, Watson- rear view mirror, Wiser observed Hammond’s Chevrolet Silverado quickly town property in White Deer Township for the sum of Andrew Yoder, Probst, and Fourney as the top fi ve con- tenders. Andrew Yoder moved into second position on approaching the rear of his Jeep Patriot. Wiser took evasive action to avoid 157,000.00. being struck by Hammond’s Chevrolet Silverado. Wiser’s Jeep exited the Theresa A. Dana, Lewisburg to Jonathan Ray & Maripaz lap number 10 and set his sights on his Uncle Jim Yoder. By the 15th circuit, the two Yoders battled in lapped traf- roadway via the south berm. Hammond’s Chevrolet Silverado rear ended Neri Beckley, Lewisburg property in East Buff alo Town- Showers’s Chevrolet Impala, pushing it into the parking lot of the Purple ship for the sum of 102,000.00. fi c. Andrew made several attempts for the lead but was Cow and damaging a sign in the process. Wiser Jeep Patriot reentered the Tracy L. Seng, to Christina E. Williams, Lewisburg prop- not able to make the pass until lap number 22. The event roadway, after losing control from taking evasive action, and the driver side erty in East Buff alo Township for the sum of 203,000.00. went nonstop, with Andrew Yoder claiming his second of Wiser’s Jeep Patriot was struck by the front of Hammond’s Chevrolet Sil- Kevin P. & Paula C. Myers, Lewisburg to Erica G. Del- consecutive victory by a margin of 2 seconds over Jim verado. Showers’s Chevrolet Impala came to rest in the Purple Cow parking Yoder. “It’s great when you can race like that against lot, facing south. Hammond’s Chevrolet Silverado came to rest in the east- sandro, Lewisburg property in Lewisburg Borough for bound lane of SR 45, facing east and Wiser’s Jeep Patriot came to rest in the the sum of 188,000.00. family, that was fun,” said Yoder in Victory Lane. Kev- in Probst fi nished third, followed by Joe Lusk of Jersey eastbound lane facing north. Injuries of an unknown severity were reported. Karline M. McLain, Lewisburg to Bekele Jemama & Hammond was cite for following too closely. Rahel Dubiwak Gemmeda, Lewisburg property in East Shore and Smith. Sixth through tenth were Matt Co- chran of Williamsport, Denny Fourney of Lock Haven, Crash 9:36 p.m. July 16, on Col John Kelly Road, in Buff alo Township. Buff alo Township for the sum of 235,000.00. A 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 driven by Steven R. Reiff , 38, of Millmont, was Matt Adams, Joe Loff redo and Jakob Piper. Qualifi ers traveling west on Col John Kelly Road. Reiff ’s Dodge Ram 1500 began to Divorce: were won by Smith and Adams. have mechanical problems. Reiff observed that his Dodge Ram 1500 was on Amber R. Felmey, Miffl in- In Pro Stock competition, Tommy Dawson of Wapwal- fi re. Reiff stopped in the roadway and exited his vehicle. Reiff ’s Dodge Ram burg from Justin D. Felmey, 5K RUN lopen and Brad Benton of Duncansville led the fi eld to 1500 came to rest on the roadway facing west. No injuries were reported. the green fl ag. Dawson was the early race leader, un- Crash 3:48 p.m. July 16, on JPM road at its intersection with Loan Road, Winfi eld they were married in Kelly Township. A 2016 Chevrolet Cruze driven by Richard Eisley, 77, for 11 years. til Benton took over the top honors with Dawson, Noah WALK Jensen of Nescopeck, Rich Fye of Lock Haven and AY of New Columbia, was traveling north on JPM Road. A 2012 Toyota Rav4 driven by Marlene R. Seal, 66, of Sunbury, was at the entrance to the Eye Marriages: Schilling of Linden in the top fi ve. All top fi ve cars were in contention to win the race, with Jensen pressuring Center of Central PA , facing east. As Eisley’s Chevrolet Cruze approached Brittany Lynn Short, New Middleburg the intersection with Loan Road, Seal attempted to cross JPM Road. The Columbis to Michael Todd Kiwanis Benton on every lap. Dawson and Fye swapped positions front of Seal’s Toyota Rav4 struck the front of Eisley’s Chevrolet Cruze. Mitch Jr, New Columbia several times for the third and fourth positions and Lock After impact both vehicles remained on JPM Road. Eisley’s Chevrolet Cruze Michael Louis Bloodsworth, 6th Annual Haven’s Kevin VanAmburg who started twelfth moved facing north and Seal’s Toyota Rav4 facing east. No injuries were reported. Miffl inburg to Amanda Jo into the top fi ve on lap number twelve. At the checkered Criminal Mischief 10:03 p.m. July 16, on SR 304, in Union Township. fl ag it was Benton over Jensen, Dawson, Fye and Schil- Unknown actor(s) arrived on scene in an unknown vehicle. The actor(s) pro- Wright, Miffl inburg 5K Run/Walk ceeded to damage a memorial sculpture and fl ed the scene traveling west on Alexis Brianna Sanchuk, ling. “To win a feature race here against this strong fi eld of Pro Stock drivers is amazing, but to win two in a row SR 304. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 570-524-2662 New Columbia to Nathan Eu- Sat., Aug. 8th and reference incident # PA20-989704. gene Neese, Nitro WV is simply unbelievable. I have lots of wins on this car, but it means a lot to win here,” said Benton. Brandon Theft from Motor Vehicle Between 2:30-10 a.m. July 14, on SR 235/Chap- Craig Darryl Mincemoyer, Middleburg pell Road, in Hartley Township. Unknown actor(s) arrived on the scene by Miffl inburg to Sabrena Marie Carnival Grounds Moser fi nished sixth, with VanAmburg, Rooster Peters, unknown means. While on the scene, the actor(s) proceeded to damage a Smouse, Lewisburg Brad Myers and Wayne Shaff er rounding out the top 10. 2012 Ford Focus and stole an amp system with speakers. The actor(s) then Jerry Luis Baez Santano, Registration 7:00am Heat race winners were Jensen and Schilling. fl ed the scene in an unknown direction. Anyone with information is asked to Harrisburg to Meloney Ann The 270 Micro Sprint feature had the red fl ap come out contact police at 570-524-2662. Run Begins 8:00am on the fi rst lap when four cars tangled in turn number Crash 9:23 a.m. July 17, on Old Turnpike Road (SR 45) in Buff alo Town- Verdinelli, Harrisburg ship. A 2009 Subaru B9 Tribeca driven by Courtlynn M. Boyle, 20, of Sun- Sue Ann Girton, McCelhat- Applications on the four. Lock Haven’s Jeff rey Weaver quickly moved from his sixth starting spot to take the lead from Dan Wert- bury, was traveling east on SR 45 and was traveling too fast. Boyle failed tan Pa. Thomas James Allen, “Middleburg Kiwanis 5K” to stop in time to avoid rear ending a 1999 Chevrolet Suburban driven by McCelhattan, Pa man by the completion of lap number two. The events second red fl ag waived, when Timmy Bitner of Beech Anthony E. George, 46, of Miffl inburg. Minor injuries were reported. Boyle Jessica Anne Lark, Milton to Facebook Page, received a warning for driving vehicle at safe speed. Brandon Michael Schwartz, or Register Creek fl ipped his car on lap number three. Following Theft of Motor Vehicle 9:23 a.m. June 5, on SR 15, in Gregg Township. Milton on that morning. the restart, Weaver held off early race challenges from PSP responded to a report of theft of motor vehicle. Further investigating into Bobby Sanso of Williamsport. Sean McAndrew passed the incident revealed that Brittany Wendler, 30, of Bensalem, had checked Sanso for the runner up position on lap number fi ve, as herself out of the White Deer Treatment Facility, walked to Sunoco in Allen- Denny Reinheimer advanced from the thirteenth spot wood, and subsequently stole a blue Dodge Durango. A BOLO was sent out to take fourth position from Dan Wertman. The fi eld for the stolen vehicle. At approximately 10:56 a.m. on SR 476 S. mile marker was slowed twice for cautions on lap 6 for a spin by Lo- 62.0 Wendler committed a traffi c violation near the PA Turnpike. A traffi c gan Hammaker and on lap 13 when Mitchell Holden’s stop was attempted, Wendler failed to yield to emergency equipment and a top wing mounts broke forcing him to stop of the back- vehicle pursuit was initiated. Wendler was ultimately taken unto custody and Keystone Housewares charges were fi led. Wendler was arraigned and held at Lehigh County Cor- stretch. Weaver claimed the win by a margin of 1.386 rectional Facility in lieu of $50,000 bond. seconds over McAndrews, Reinheimer, Ethan Spots and Drug Possession 8:11 p.m. July 18, on I-80 E., in White Deer Township. A & Gifts Sanso. Sixth through tenth were Kyler Stahl, Wertman, 325 East Chestnut Street, Miffl inburg • (570) 966-4100 traffi c stop was initiated of a 2010 Located at the Buff alo Valley Shopping Center, right Next to Subway Shawn Musser, Hammaker and Hunter Zimmerman. Mercedes-Benz E300 driven by a 34 year old male, of Bethlehem. The driv- Heat race winners were Weaver and McAndrews. er was determined to be in possession of drugs and paraphernalia. Charges Mon.-Thurs. 8:30AM-5PM; Fri. 8:30AM-7PM Sat. 8:30AM-4PM Weaver came to victory lane for a second time in one are pending. night as he was also victorious in the Werner Fuels 600 Drug Possession 12:42 a.m. July 18, on Broad Street/River Road, in Kelly Micro Sprint division. Weaver jumped into the early Township. A traffi c stop was initiated of a 2004 Ford Ranger driven by a 22 Christmas in July lead and led every lap to claim the victory. Trevor Teats year old female, of West Milton, for a vehicle code violation. The driver was ran in the second position for the entire race but was un- found to be in possession of drugs and paraphernalia. Charges are pending. Crash 2:51 p.m. July 18, on JPM Road, in Kelly Township. A 2012 Honda JULY 23-25 able to catch Weaver. The event had its only caution fl ag Civic driven by Adam D. Brown, 35, of Lewisburg, was traveling south on on the white fl ap lap when Derek Swartz spun in turn JPM Road when Brown fell asleep and his Honda Civic traveled off the four. At the checkered fl ag Weaver posted a slim .600 roadway and struck a utility pole with its front end. Minor injuries were 10% OFF STOREWIDE second margin of victory over Teats, Tyson Mowery, reported. Brown was cited for driving on roadways laned for traffi c. Josh Beamer, and Cody Hauch. Ethan Spotts, Swartz, 20% OFF Toys and Mitchell Holden completed the fi eld. All time leading Late Model feature winner Luke Hoff - ©1997 Union County Times, Inc. *Excludes Vitamix Products ner strapped into a four-cylinder to have some fun on Fri- 405 East Main Street, Middleburg, Pa. 17842 The Most Unique Kitchen & Gift Stor day night. 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ROADRUNNER 20 ALONG WITH SPRINTS AND is paying $3,000 to win and $300 to start, tracks away SUPER LATE MODELS from the Selinsgrove area should not have any eff ect on the Selinsgrove race. The one that will for sure is the Smokey Frye classic run for the second year at Baps speedway near York Haven, Pa., with that race paying $4,000 to win and $425 to start. Who goes where on this night would be very hard to predict, but with Port Royal not racing if some of their regulars come out and race, it should be a good car count. The race at Baps will have some drivers not racing at Selinsgrove as some of them have ties to the Frye family and will attended that event. The next division for Selinsgrove this Saturday will The super exciting Roadrunners will be running for a fi rst be very interesting on who races. That would be the place prize of $700 this weekend at Selinsgrove Speedway. 410-sprints that will be running there fourth scheduled Look for top runners #7 Jake Jones and #15 Dustin Snook to race, with the fi rst three won by Kyle Reinhardt, Fred- be in contention for the win among many others! Carter Hosler from Port Royal gets the win in Predator 410 Photo by Debbie Gastelu die Rahmer and Danny Dietrich. On this weekend the 7/18/20 WOO sprint car series is racing at Williams Grove with JR. PREDATOR: 1. Carter Smith 2. Lathan Good 3. Darrin Adair The line up for Selinsgrove speedway is a night for three a $8,000 to win race on Friday and a $20,000 to win CAGED CLONE RED: 1. Ty Devore 2. Cash Leiby 3. Hoyt Black special races, for all three divisions that will be racing on Saturday. This Saturday would be a good night for DIVAS: 1. Karissa Springer 2. Cindy Strawser 3. Delaine Lynn this Saturday. This season Selinsgrove had line up a someone to sneak in and get a feature win and pick up ROOKIE 1: 1. Trevor Zook 2. Miranda Staggert 3. Heath Walton schedule that had a bigger number of special races than $3,000, but you may have to wait till you are at the track ANIMAL 375: 1. Ashley Burd 2. Miles Burd in years past, but with the covid-19 having a major ef- to see what drivers will be racing. Some may have a RUN WHAT YA BRUNG: 1. Michael Nace 2. David Graybill III fort on a number of events not just including racing on bad night on Friday at Williams Grove and then make a CLONE 375: 1. Colby Walter 2. Gideon Manbeck 3. Lucas Bow- big number of things have changed. The Roadrunner 20 last minute decision to drive away from there and give ersox was started back in the 2007 season and was run till the the Snyder county oval a try. It is quite a gamble for the ROOKIE 2 CAGED: 1. Karissa Springer 2. Keaton Rice 3. 2013 season. It was not run in the 2014-2016 seasons, speedway to take a shot and race 410-sprint on this night, Brayden Klinger and then was put back on the schedule in 2017, so the race but who knows how thing just might work out, it would ADULT CAGED: 1. Frank Drumm 3. Miles Burd has been run ten times with eight diff erent winners. Ray be smart for some drivers to give it a try. PREDATOR 375: 1. Isaac Elliott 2. Cole Brown 3. Colby Walter Rothfuss won the fi rst event in 2007, with Keith Biss- Holding off on writing about the great run Kyle Lar- FLAT 350: 1. Isaac Elliott 2. Matt Burd 3. Carter Smith inger, Ricky Bender, Scott Dunham Jr, Brad Mitch, Bob son is having because he has three more races to run and ROOKIE 1 CAGED: 1. Dreden Berkheimer 2. Matt Myers 3. Na- Bussey and Brian Johnson, before it was not run the next maybe one more before he leaves the area. Tuesday he kiaya Kerstetter three years. Then in 2017 it was back with Bob Bussey placed second to Donny Schatz at Lernerville speedway ROOKIE 2: 1. Karissa Springer 2. Garrison Zook getting his second win followed by Ryan Zook in 2018 near Sarver, Pa., he will be racing Williams Grove this PREDATOR 410: 1. Carter Hosler 2. Dylan Gibbons 3. Wayne with brad Mitch getting his second win last season. This weekend along with the Thursday night show at Lincoln Ulrich season fi ve Roadrunner races have been run with Jake speedway. WINGED OUTLAWS: 1. Cody Zimmerman 2. Robert Bahnsen Jones two wins, with Will Brunson, Curtis Lawton and Then he is expected to race with the WOO at Attica 3. Mike Poorman Brad Mitch, who fi lled in for another driver getting the speedway in Ohio on Friday July 31st, but will he come CLONE 340: 1. Jake Yoder 2. David Graybill III wins. 21 diff erent drivers have run in the class so far this back to race again at Lincoln speedway on Wednesday Jr. Caged: 1. Dylan Klinger 2. Damien Hahn year, will this year’s feature come from that group or will July 29th. Extra Heavies: 1. Mike Poorman an outsider be able to come in a steal this race from the In super late model racing Gregg Satterlee of Indiana, locals. As of this writing the winner could collect $700 Pa., has four local feature wins three at Port Royal and for the win, but I expect more sponsors to get involve and one last Saturday at Baps speedway where he is going to add to that total before the feature is run Saturday. be racing this Saturday, along with a Friday night trip to Racing Calendar Super late models will be racing for $3,000 to win and Trailways for the Junior Eckert Memorial race that pays $300 to start for the Summer Championship night. So far $6,000 to win. On the Limited late model season An- Beaver Springs Dragway Fri, Jul 24th 5-11:30PM Jeff Rine has two wins, Rick Eckert and Brett Schadel drew Yoder of Middleburg has seven wins in the nine Friday Night Test N Tune and Callouts with Cruise-Ins have won the events held. This could be an interesting races he has participated in. He has two wins each at Sat. July 25th. Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac Race night also because of all the other specials that are get- Clinton County, Selinsgrove and Port Royal, with a single win at Path Valley speedway. He was fourth last Williams Grove Speedway Fri July 24th 7:30pm ting run on the same night. Winchester Speedway in Champion Racing Oil Summer Nationals sanctioned by World Virginia is having the Lee Stultz Memorial also paying Sunday at Port Royal, and his only bad night was back of Outlaws Sprint Cars & Fireworks $3,000 to win and $300 to start. Cumberland Speedway in early June when some mechanical problems keep him in Maryland is having the Ultimate Northeast series that out of that race. Clinton County Speedway Fri July 24 Limited Late Models, Pro Stocks, 270 Micros, 600 Micros & 4-Cylinder Stock Cars Middleburg Auction Selinsgrove Speedway Saturday July 25- 7:30pm Summer Championship for 410 Sprint Cars & Super Late Mod- The following items were sold on July 21, 2020 els (Civil War Series) plus Roadrunners on Armed Forces Ap- Grass: $155 by the Ton; Mixed: $120 to $200 by the Ton; Ear Corn: $100 by the Ton; Calf: $5 to $220 per hundred; preciation Night Fats: $50 to $117 by the Ton; Cow: $30 to $77.50 per hundred; Bull: $40 to $98 per hundred; Feeder: $18 to $190 per hundred; Hogs: $5 to $41 per hundred; Pigs: $7 to $35 per head; Sows: $3 to $16 per hundred; Boars: $1 to $14 per Port Royal Speedway Saturday, July 25 NO RACING hundred; Sheep: $55 to $130; Goats: $50 to $390 per head; Lamb: $160 to $215 per hundred. 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Macri [11]; 4. 1-Logan Wagner [3]; 5. 69K-Lance Dewease [5]; Summer Championships for the Modern Heritage 410 83-Daryn Pittman [4]; 6. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss [11]; 7. 48-Danny 6. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss [21]; 7. 41-David Gravel [9]; 8. 11-Zeb sprint cars and the super late models plus racing action Dietrich [16]; 8. 2-Carson Macedo [3]; 9. 87-Aaron Reutzel [9]; Wise [12]; 9. 5C-Dylan Cisney [26]; 10. 2-AJ Flick [17]; 11. that includes the annual A & A Auto Stores Roadrunner 10. 51-Freddie Rahmer [12]; 11. 5-Brent Marks [8]; 12. 26-Cory 55-Mike Wagner [18]; 12. 17h-Sheldon Haudenschild [14]; 13. 20. Eliason [6]; 13. 17H-Sheldon Haudenschild [21]; 14. 91-Kyle 87-Aaron Reutzel [8]; 14. 39s-Sammy Swindell [10]; 15. W20- The Modern Heritage 410 sprint cars will race in a 25- Reinhardt [10]; 15. 11T-TJ Stutts [15]; 16. 13-Paul McMahan Greg Wilson [22]; 16. 98-Kyle Reinhardt [13]; 17. 55K-Robbie [19]; 17. 21-Brian Montieth [14]; 18. 14-Parker Price-Miller [17]; Kendall [19]; 18. 13-Paul McMahan [23]; 19. 25-Tyler Bear [1]; lap feature paying $3,000 to win, $300 to start and $100 19. 24-Lucas Wolfe [20]; 20. 39-Jason Solwold [18]; 21. 1X- 20. 99-Skylar Gee [25]; 21. 3-Jac Haudenschild [20]; 22. 35-Ty- tow money for non-qualifi ers. Chad Trout [13]; 22. 1W-Matt Campbell [25]; 23. 11-Zeb Wise ler Reeser [27]; 23. 29-Danny Dietrich [4]; 24. 2M-Kerry Mad- Likewise, the super late models will also go 25 laps for [22]; 24. 99-Skylar Gee [24]; 25. 17-Josh Baughman [26]; 26. sen [15]; 25. 26-Cory Eliason [16]; 26. 17B-Steve Buckwalter $3,000 to win, $300 to start and $100 tow money, as part 3-Jac Haudenschild [23]; 27. 39S-Sammy Swindell [27] [24]; 27. 11T-TJ Stutts [6] of the 2020 RBS Auto & Trailer Sales/Modern Heritage DNQ: 27S-Adrian Shaffer 19M-Landon Myers O7-Gerard Lap Leaders: Brent Marks (1-19), Kyle Larson (20-30) Civil War Super Late Model Series – North vs. South McIntyre 73B-Brett Michalski 2C-Wayne Johnson 12-Brent B-Main (12 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer Shearer 12W-Troy Fraker W20-Greg Wilson 35-Zach Hamp- 1. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss [2]; 2. W20-Greg Wilson [1]; 3. 13-Paul between Selinsgrove and Williams Grove Speedways. ton 72-Ryan Smith 55K-Robbie Kendall 35S-Jason Shultz McMahan [4]; 4. 17B-Steve Buckwalter [6]; 5. 17-Josh Baugh- Modern Heritage of Miffl inburg will be paying $100 to 358 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Kevin Nouse, 2. Doug Hammaker, man [3]; 6. 5C-Dylan Cisney [11]; 7. O7-Gerard McIntyre [7]; 8. win all heat races in both the 410 sprint and super late 3. Chris Frank, 4. Derek Locke, 5. Tyler Breahm, 6. Scott Fish- 47K-Kody Lehman [10]; 9. 35-Tyler Reeser [12]; 10. 2C-Wayne model divisions while Apache Tree Service will be pay- er, 7. Steve Owings, 8. Matt Findley, 9. Zach Newlin, 10. Chad Johnson [5]; 11. 35Q-Zach Hampton [9]; 12. 17M-Kyle Smith ing $200 to the hard chargers in both classes. Criswell, 11. Dylan Norris, 12. Brett Wanner, 13. Jordan Givler, [15]; 13. 99-Skylar Gee [14]; 14. 75-Nicole Bower [16]; 15. 24B- The roadrunner 20 will pay $600 to the winner with a 14. Cody Fletcher, 15. Rich Eichelberger, 16. Nat Tuckey, 17. Dustin Baney [17]; 16. 14-Parker Price-Miller [8]; 17. 19-Curt Justin Foster, 18. Russell Hammaker, 19. Ashley Capetta, 20. Stroup [13] $100 bonus included courtesy of Superior Lawn Service. Jeff Rohrbaugh, 21. Jay Krout, 22. Mason Chaney, 23. Chris A $50 hard luck award is also being off ered courtesy of Arnold, 24. Mark Van Vorst. DNQ: Scott Flammer, Billy Heltzel, Port Royal Speedway Sun. 7-19-20 Mike Tudor. Dylan Orwig, Kody Hartlaub, Brett Rose, Tyler Templin Sprint Car Results: 1. Kyle Larson 2. Lance Dewease 3. July 25 will also be Armed Forces Appreciation Night at Anthony Macri 4. Danny Dietrich 5. Jacob Allen 6. David Gravel Selinsgrove Speedway, when past and present members Clinton County Speedway 7-17-20 7. Brent Marks 8. Daryn Pittman 9. Ryan Smith 10. Dylan Cis- of the military receive FREE adult general admission to Limited Late Models: 1. Andrew Yoder 2. Jim Yoder ney 11. Logan Schuchart 12. Cory Eliason 13. Freddie Rahmer 3. Kevin Probst 4. Joe Lusk 5. Mike Smith 6. Matt Cochran 7. 14. Paul McMahan 15. Josh Baughman 16. Sheldon Huaden- the races, with proper identifi cation. Denny Fourney 8. Matt Adams 9. Joe Loffredo 10. Jakob Piper schild 17. Mike Wagner 18. Zeb Wise 19. Brock Zearfoss 20. In order to verify military membership at the ticket win- 11. Jamin Chapman 12. Nick Loffredo 13. Tim Luben 14. Scott Kasey Kahne 21. Kerry Madsen 22. Carson Macedo 23. Aaron dow, fans will need to produce either a Veterans Admin- Dunham Reutzel 24. Steve Buckwalter 25. AJ Flick 26. Robbie Kendall istration ID card or a military form DD214. Pro Stocks: 1. Bradley Benton 2. Noah Jensen 3. Tommy 27. Sammy Swindell The super late model event will be the second race in Dawson 4. Rich Fye 5. AY Schilling 6. Brandon Moser 7. Kevin Limited Late Models: Results- 1. Marvin Winters 2. the 2020 Civil War Super Late Model Series – North vs VanAmburg 8. Rooster Peters 9. Brad Myers 10. Wayne Shaf- Chad Myers 3. Dillan Stake 4. Andrew Yoder 5. Shawn Shoe- fer 11. Todd Geyer Sr. 12. Shaun Lawton 13. Robert Tressler maker 6. Matt Parks 7. JR Toner 8. Trent Brenneman 9. Todd South between Selinsgrove and Williams Grove Speed- DNS Logan Heil Snook 10. Curt Dunn 11. Ryan Zook 12. Devin Hart 13. Steve ways, presented by RBS Auto & Trailer Sales and Mod- 600 Micros: 1. Jeffrey Weaver 2. Trevor Teats 3. Tyson Clayball 14. Daulton Bigler 15. Jim McBee 16. Keith Koontz ern Heritage. Mowery 4. Josh Beamer 5. Cody Hauck 6. Ethan Spotts 7. 17. Zach Kauffman 18. David Latsha 19. DJ Groft 20. Drew Jeff Rine is the current point leader in the Civil War Derek Swartz 8. Mitchell Holden DNS Corey Brungard Weisser 21. Matt Adams 22. Harold Ranck 23. Jennifer Hartz Series over Rick Eckert and Gregg Satterlee. 270 Micros: 1. Jeffrey Weaver 2. Sean McAndrew 3. Denny 24. Casey Steinhoff 25. Devin Frey 26. Jared Fulkroad So far this season, super late winners at the track have Rinehimer 4. Ethan Spotts 5. Bobby Sanso 6. Kyler Stahl 7. Dan Wertman 8. Shaun Musser 9. Logan Hammaker 10. Hunt- been Eckert, Brett Schadel and Rine, who has scored er Zimmerman 11. Mathew Dixson 12. Mitchel Holden 13. CJ twice. Milliken 14. Timmy Bitner 15. Chris Stahl 16. Buddy Kramer 17. Grace Mahon Receives Super sprint winners at the track this year have been Doug Reinard Kyle Reinhardt, Freddie Rahmer and Danny Dietrich. 4 Cylinders: 1. Luke Hoffner 2. Michael Luther 3. Skyler Award Gates will open at 5 pm on July 25 with heat racing Witchley 4. Jimmy Deiozier 5. Chelsie Harris 6. Maddox Smith slated for 7:30 pm. 7. Michael Boring 8. Kennedey Courter DNS Zachery Rill. Adult general admission is set at $20 with students ages Port Royal Speedway Sat 7-18-20 12 – 17 priced at $10. Kids ages 11 and under are always FREE at Selinsgrove Speedway. Pit admission will be $35. Lewisburg Children’s Keep up to date with all the latest speedway news, re- sults, information and race status by visiting the speed- way’s offi cial website at www.selinsgrovespeedway.com Museum Reopens or follow the track on Twitter and Facebook. The Lewisburg Children’s Museum (LCM) will reopen on July 23 for member families and welcome the general public starting July 29. The Museum closed to the public BUD GODEK’S on March 13 and is preparing to welcome young visitors once again. “Like most places reopening during the time CO- AUTO BODY VID-19, visiting the children’s museum will be a little Complete Body Work diff erent than it was before, but our staff is committed to providing a safe and fun learning experience,” says Collision Repair Kahla DeSmit, LCM Director. Painting The Museum will reopen with exhibit modifi cations, re- duced capacity, extra time to clean in between play ses- sions, and timed tickets. Tickets can be reserved online 104 Fire Stone Lane Middleburg, PA at: www.lewisburgchildrensmuseum.org/prices-and- Grace Mahon and her daughter Olivia. PHONE: 570-837-2618 hours. Grace Mahon received the 14th annual Judy Anderson Following CDC guidelines and mandates from the Community Service Award at the annual meeting of the State, LCM staff and visitors will be required to wear League of Women Voters of the Lewisburg Area. This masks for those 2 years and older. award focused on her many achievements as a member “Masks are currently the best method we have at re- or leader of organizations such as the Donald Heiter ducing the spread of COVID-19,” says Anna Lightman, Community Center, the Lewisburg Arts Council, Lewis- LCM Visitor Services Coordinator. “We are choosing to burg Downtown Partnership, the 1st Community Foun- look at it from a fun perspective. 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Owner - Elton Martin 6- Union County Times, July 24, 2020 UCWEF Fair Court Contestants The crowning of the 2020 Union County West End Fair Sylvia also helps her Dad work at his sawing and tree trim- Queen and court will take place on stage Sunday, August ming business which guided her to attend SUN Area Tech- Letters to the Editor 2nd at 3:00pm at the Union County West End Fair grounds. nical Institute for HVAC in the fall. She plans to fi nd a job Competing for this years title of Union County West End in the HVAC fi eld in the future. Even though Sylvia is busy Dear Editor, Fair Queen are Chloe Hanselman of Miffl inburg, Carrie she still fi nds time for hobbies, which include making fl oral Fear Mongering Reich of Miffl inburg, Paige Rhyne of Miffl inburg, Sylvia arrangements, showing livestock and drawing. Rishel of Millmont and Lauren Yost of Lewisburg. All Lauren Yost is the 19 year old daughter of Tom and Amy Every day and I mean every day since March we contestants have completed an application and will inter- Yost. She currently resides in Lewisburg and graduated have been bombarded by the Main Stream Media view with the judges. The community is invited to join us from Lewisburg Area High School in 2018. While in High including the TV Networks out of Wilkes-Barre and on Sunday for the on stage portion of the pageant where School she was a member of the National Honors Society The Daily Item portraying Covid-19 as the apoca- contestants will compete in various activities including an and Spanish Honors Society. Lauren is currently attending lypse of our time. Unfortunately many seniors are introduction, speech on “Why you should come to my fair” Delaware Valley University in Doylestown PA pursuing a and a personal question. bachelors degree in zoology. She is also minoring in the caught up in the frenzy and fear mongering and are Chloe Hanselman is the 17 year old daughter of Steven honors program, a member of the apiary society, horticul- scared to leave their homes for fear of catching this and Penny Hanselman of Miffl inburg. She currently attends ture club and track and fi eld team. While being a full time virus. How sad! Miffl inburg Area High School. She plays for the Miffl in- student, she is also a shift leader at Jersey Mikes in Lewis- I reside in Union County, where the population is burg Field Hockey and Softball teams. Chloe is a member burg. In her free time she enjoys painting, gardening, swim- approximately 45,000. The total number of deaths of Miffl inburg FFA and National Honor Society. She is a ming and traveling. in our county, year to date is at present 115. Two member of the Good Time 4-H Club, where she is currently In addition, the court will consist of a 2020 Princess, Little working on getting her Diamond Clover Award and serves Miss and Tiny Tassel. Two girls from Union County be- of those deaths are contributed to Covi-19, which as a 4-H teen leader. She was chosen to compete at the tween the ages of 12 and 15 will compete for Princess. This equates to .00004 % of the county’s population and/ National Livestock Judging at Aksarben in Nebraska. Ev- years contestants are Kathryn Adamo of New Berlin and or .0173 % of the total deaths year to date. You’re ery year Chloe gives a speech on the Ag 101 stage at Farm Cassidy McClintock of Miffl inburg. more likely going to die of heart disease, cancer, an Show. After High School, she hopes to continue her educa- Kathryn Adamo is the 13 year old daughter of Jennifer automobile accident or the fl u instead of Covid-19. tion at Misericordia University and study radiology. In her Adamo of New Berlin and Dominick Adamo of Lewisburg. These same statistics are equivalent and parallel free time, she enjoys hanging out with family and friends, Kate is an 8th grader in the Miffl inburg Area Middle School working with her animals, hunting and hiking. where she is a part of the National Junior Honor Society. to that of Snyder and Montour County’s. So why Carrie Reich is the 17 year old daughter of Henry and Lisa She is very actively involved in dance and competitive all the persistent doom and gloom from the Main Reich of Miffl inburg. She is currently a senior at Miffl in- dance and participates in her girl scout troop. In the future, Stream Media? Could it be that this is an election burg Area High School. At her high school, she is a member Kate would like to be a technology designer. year? of the FFA in which she was granted the Rising Sun Award Cassidy McClintock is the 14 year old daughter of Jeff Robert Beck, Miffl inburg in 2019. Carrie also holds the Vice President position in and Wendy McClintock of Miffl inburg, She is in 10th grade the Miffl inburg FFA for the 2020-2021 school year. Carrie at Miffl inburg Area High School where she is actively in- shows livestock at the Union County West End Fair such as volved in Marching and Rock Band, choir, French club, link pigs, and in former years has shown sheep. She is a member crew, soccer, basketball and track. She actively volunteers COMPLETE SERVICE of the Good Times 4-H Club in which she competes in live- in the community and is on the traveling soccer team. In the stock judging, and went to Aksarben, Nebraska to compete future, Cassidy would like to be a music teacher. at the national level in 2019. Carrie plays on the Miffl inburg Competing for the title of Little Miss are 6 contestants PUBLIC AUCTION Wildcats Softball Team and is a member of the National between the ages of 8 and 11. Those girls are Christiana Wednesday, August 19, 2020 @ 2 P.M. Honor Society. She was also a member of the Link Crew in Guff ey, Aryanna Haines, Claudia Martin, Serena Martin, Selling Real Estate, Automobile, Households & More at the former home of Georgia Lenig, 422 Kreamer Ave., Kreamer, PA 2018. Her employment experiences include working at Der- Kirsten Stahl and Kinley Wagner. Directions: From Selinsgrove take Route 522 South to the town of Kreamer. Turn Left sham Family Farm, The Forest Hotel and dog sitting. Carrie Christiana Guff ey is the 9 year old daughter of Audriana onto Freeburg Avenue then right onto Kreamer Ave. Continue to auction on the left. serves as a volunteer in the Food Barn. In her spare time, Libby of Miffl inburg. When she grows up she wants to be REAL ESTATE she enjoys traveling, making fl ower arrangements, hunting, a horse trainer. Located on the edge of town on a pleasant level corner lot is a 2 story 3 bedroom home. The home fi shing and going to tractor pulls. Aryanna Haines is the 8 year old daughter of Brandon affords on the fi rst level Eat-in Kitchen, living room w/mountain stone fi replace, dining room, laundry is the 17 year old daughter of Darren and w/1/2 bath, as well as enclosed front and rear porches. The second level has 3 bedrooms, full bath Paige Rhyne and Heather Haines of Lewisburg. When she grows up she and enclosed rear sun room. Located on the property is a 24 x 27 garage w/roofed car port. Tammy Rhyne of Miffl inburg. Paige is currently a junior at wants to be a teacher. Seller has moved to assisted living and says sell. For showing contact Auctioneers. Terms 10% down, Balance in Miffl inburg Area High School where she is a varsity runner Claudia Martin is the 10 year old daughter of Troy and 45 days. NO BUYERS PREMIUM. Attorney: Matthew Slivinski 570-837-1200 Real Estate to be offered @ 4:00 p.m for the Miffl inburg Cross Country Team and Track Team. Jessica Martin of Millmont. When she grows up she wants KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY Paige is involved in FFA, Good Times 4-H Club, Lucky Cl- to be a veterinarian. 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 voer 4-H Club, Girl Scouts, American Hampshire Associa- Serena Martin is the 10 year old daughter of Richard (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L tion, Scottish Highland Association, American Angus As- and Daphne Martin of Lewisburg. When she grows up she www.hassingercourtney.com sociation, American Dairy Goat Association, Teen Council, wants to be an artist or a baker. Central PA Avian Club, American Southdown Association, Kirsten Stahl is the 9 year old daughter of Kristy and Cur- National Honor Society and French Club. Her plans after tis Knepp and Chauncey and Brandy Repaci of Miffl inburg. PUBLIC AUCTION high school are to attend college to be a Physician Assis- When she grows up she wants to be an artist. tant. In her spare time she enjoys reading, spending time Kinley Wagner is the 9 year old daughter of Scott and Lee- Friday, July 31, 2020 @ 5:00 PM with family and friends and being outside to do many other Ann Wagner of Millmont. When she grows up she wants to 19426 Route 522 S., Beaver Springs, PA 17812 activities. be a waitress. (Next to Hair Express) Sylvia Rishel is the 17 year old daughter of Steven and Eight Union County girls between the ages of 5 and 7 Parking In Rear of Building Barbara Rishel of Millmont. She is currently a senior at Mif- will compete for the title of Tiny Tassel. fl inburg Area High School. Throughout high school Sylvia Sabreana Libby is the 7 year old daughter of Audriana Household, Collectibles, Misc. has been actively involved with the Miffl inburg FFA Chap- Libby of Miffl inburg. See Auction Zip For Full Listing & Photos ter. She participates in FFA competitions, helps manage the Delaney Martin is the 5 year old daughter of Troy and Seating - Lunch Stand - Rest Rooms greenhouse and the spring sale and is currently the Miffl in- Jessica Martin of Millmont. Auctioneer: Dawn E. Miller AU-001695-L Phone: 570-765-0107 burg FFA student advisor. Sylvia has also been involved Willow Nogle is the 7 year old daughter of Ashley Kulp Auction Company and Owners Not Responsible For Accidents in the Good Time 4-H Club for 9 years. Throughout her and Corey Nogle of Miffl inburg. Must Follow CDC Guidelines 9 years she has attended Dale Engle Walker cleanup, Elm- Miley Reiff is the 7 year old daughter of Steve and Kelly Face Masks Recommended croft nursing home visit and Project Linus community ser- Reiff of Millmont. vices with her 4-H Club. She has grown to love working in Abbi Roupp is the 7 year old daughter of Sarah and Tristan * 0O !? 3J0FO * the food barn, helping with Roupp of Lewisburg. Kids Day and fair clean ups. 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"G"< F C7 Ken Kearney, Reaching Out Food Pantry; Chere Kear- ney, Reaching Out Food Panty; Pastor Leslie Halchak, Otterbein and Trinity United Methodist Church; and Jeff Balestrini, Chief Lending Offi cer, Service 1st. Sheri Stayton received the 16th annual Jill Reynolds award at the annual meeting of the League of Women Voters of the Lewisburg Area. This award is given to a League member who consistently takes on the tasks to fulfi ll the organization’s goals. Sheri serves as the Voters Guide Editor, is a member of the Vot- er Services Committee, formulates Candidates Night questions, provides information to voters through the website Vote411, and served on a committee to codify procedures for the Vot- ers Guide and Candidates Night. Sheri received this award for her calm leadership under stress, her impressive organizational skills, and her ability to come up with compromise solutions. COMPLETE SERVICE Tiff any Wolfe, RN, BSN, at Evangelical Community Hos- Martha Sheehe, Director, Bloomsburg Food Cupboard; pital, was presented the Hospital’s fi rst DAISY Award. The and Seth Loff , Business Relationship Specialist, Service 1st. award is presented to a deserving nurse who exemplifi es Wednesday, July 29, 2020 @ 1PM clinical expertise and compassionate care and is recog- Service 1st Federal Credit Union partnered with Mem- nized as a role model in the nursing community. ber Business Financial Services (MBFS), a credit union EXCITING DISCOVERY AUCTION Tiff any Wolfe, RN, BSN, at Evangelical Community Hos- service organization, to benefi t two local food banks. Auction held at Freeburg Community Center, pital, was surprised on July 14, 2020, as she was presented Reaching Out Food Pantry, located at Trinity United 11 E. Church Street, Freeburg, PA 17872 the Hospital’s fi rst DAISY Award. The award is presented Methodist Church, 300 Sixth Street in Northumberland, Directions: From Harrisburg take Routes 11&15 north to the to a deserving nurse who exemplifi es clinical expertise and and the Bloomsburg Food Cupboard, located at 329 Cen- Route 35/Selinsgrove Exit. Travel south/west on Route 35 approx. compassionate care and is recognized as a role model in the ter Street in Bloomsburg, each received a $1,000 dona- 4 miles to the town of Freeburg. In the center of town turn right nursing community. tion. onto Freeburg Road and travel one block to auction on the left. Wolfe was surrounded by her department as well as Hos- According to volunteers at both food banks, the funds pital and nursing leadership as she was presented with the will be used to purchase additional food for the families ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES award. She was nominated for the care she provided in the they serve. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Reaching Marble Top Dresser; 4 Wooden Case Knife Displays; Like Out Food Pantry and Bloomsburg Food Cupboard con- New Oak Book Cases; Cradle; Clock Shelf; Oak Panel Room Emergency Department during an end-of-life situation. Divider; Wooden Trunk; Foot Stools; Youth Chairs; Quilt The patient’s family nominated Wolfe for the compassion tinued to assist families through modifi ed pickups out- Frame; Room Size Oriental Style Rugs & More; Braided Rugs; she displayed to be a source of comfort to the patient and side of their buildings. String Art By Bucher; Walnut Potty Seat; Car Coin Collections; her husband until the daughter could arrive. The family “At Service 1st, we are proud to support the commu- 2 Indian Busts; Baskets; 7-Up Ice Chest; Wooden Egg Crate; was present when Wolfe was given the award and presented nities we call home, especially during times when they Crocks; Aunt Jemima Items; Christmas Items; Baptist Church her with their own tokens of appreciation. need it the most,” said Jeff Balestrini, Chief Lending Of- Sign From Montgomery; Lots of Memorabilia from Montgomery Tamara Persing, RN, BSN, MS, CIC, FAPIC, Vice Presi- fi cer, Service 1st. “Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, to Include: Early Fireman’s Hat, Photos, Post Cards, Ads, dent of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Offi cer at these two incredible organizations have continued to as- High School Items, Chamberlin’s Milk Bottles & More; Evangelical said, “Tiff any’s ability to be present and under- Collectable Items from Northumberland; ’36 Flood Book & sist local families and we are happy to help them con- Others; Zane Grey Books; DVDs & VHS Tapes; Butter Crock; standing in this delicate situation of a patient’s life takes the tinue to provide healthy meals for families throughout Mickey Mouse Collectables; Blue Jacket Manual, 1943; Hop- profession of nursing to the next level. She displayed the our area.” A-Long Cassidy Puzzle; Records 1,000 of 45 rpm Sleeves; empathy and emotional support this family needed when The Reaching Out Food Pantry provides nonperishable Still Banks; Candy Containers; Silver Plate Items; Baseball they needed it the most. She is a true representation of the and fresh food once a month to families in need in the Cards from the ‘80’s & ‘90’s; Trade Cards; Tobacco Cards; Pin meaning behind the DAISY award.” Shikellamy School District. The Pantry started in the Backs; Trophies; Willis Cigarette Cards; Cook Books; Movie Wolfe has a long history with Evangelical, completing early 1990’s and assists approximately 150 families each Magazines From ‘80’s & ‘90’s to Include: Entertainment Week, many schooling internships and externships as she pursued Cineaste, Film Threat, Movieline, Academy, Movie Maker & month. The Bloomsburg Food Cupboard, established her career. In 2013 she began as a nursing assistant and in in 1996, provides fresh and nonperishable food to area More; Super 8mm Films; 16mm Projector; View Master Jr. 2015 she started work as an ER Technician. In June 2016, Projector; Glassware & Households; Kero Oil Bracket Lamps; families every Tuesday and Sunday. Each week, they are Quilt Tops; Linens; Old Bottles; Brass Kettle; 2 Early Bibles; Wolfe became a Graduate Nurse in the Emergency Depart- able to assist 200-250 families residing in the Blooms- Old Sewing Box; Pewter items; McHenry Bottle; Fishing ment and has been a vital part of the department ever since. burg, Central Columbia, Benton, Millville, and Southern Equipment; Wicker Creels; Bait Containers; Reels; Minnow The DAISY Foundation was established in 1999 in Cali- Columbia School Districts. Buckets; Rods; Fly Tying Equipment; Tip-Ups; Fish Nets; fornia by the family of J. Patrick Barnes, who died at the age Dove Decoys; Trapping Basket; Shot Gun Reloading Tools of 33 from complications of TM Winchester Box; Old Shutters & Hinges; Old Door Knobs; Old an auto-immune disease. Drawer Pulls; and More… During his eight-week hos- TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT pital stay, his family was Vespa Scooter; Wizard 20 HP Tractor/Snow Blower/Like New; impressed by the care and 225 Lincoln Welder; Radial Arm Saw; 10” Craftsman Table compassion his nurses pro- Saw; B&D Work Bench; 032 Stihl Chain Saw; Ready Heater; vided, not only to him but Craftsman Floor Drill Press; Leaf Blower; Bench Grinder; 3 to everyone in the family. HP Miter Saw; International Lawn Dump Trailer; Microwaves; They created the DAISY Air Conditioners; Asst. of Lamps; Paper Shredder; Wheel Award in his memory to Barrow Floor Jack; Ariens Snow Blower; MTD Snow Blower; recognize those nurses who 5500 Watt Generator; Craftsman Pressure Washer; Lawn make a big diff erence in the July 28th Tractor; Misc. Tools; and More…; lives of so many people. July 2725th KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY Evangelical is proud to be 7 a.m.-3 p.m. 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road a DAISY Award partner, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. 20% Off McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L beginning to participate in www.hassingercourtney.com the program in early 2020. Nurses are nominated by Storewide patients, family members of patients, as well as other PUBLIC AUCTION healthcare professionals. Saturday Nominations are presented August 1, 2020 8:30 am for consideration through a Located in the Village of Globe Mills Pa. (3- miles East of Middleburg process of anonymity. The Pa.). Turn off Route 522 onto Globe Mills Road (at the Middleburg winner is then selected by Livestock auction Barn). Travel approx... 1 mile to auction site on the left, at #827 Globe Mills Rd. a board of healthcare work- REAL ESTATE ers. Each DAISY Award A nice Country setting consisting of 3.25 acres on which is situated a Ranch Style Honoree is given a DAISY Home containing a large Living Room, Kitchen w/ Dining Room, 3- Bedrooms, Full Award pin, a certifi cate of Size Bathroom and a nice sized Family/Sun Room. The Home has a Fully Cemented honor, and a stone sculpture Basement with a Full Size Kitchen, Sewing/Offi ce Room and A large Storage Room. The entitled, A Healer’s Touch, Home has Central Air, Central Vac, is heated with an Oil Hot Water Furnace and has A Used Sewing large newly Installed Deck/Patio Area. On the Property is a large 2-Car Garage w/ Two handcrafted by a tribe in Overhead Doors, Attached Workshop and an unattached 16’x24’ One Car Garage w/ Zimbabwe. Fully Cemented Driveway In Front. Located in the Large Back Yard is a 10’ x 15’ Yoder Nominations for the Machines Barn and a Storage Shed to the Rear of Property against a Small Wooded Lot. The DAISY award can be made $599.00 Home has its Own Well and Septic and a Nice Front Porch. To see This Move-in Ready by patients, patient family Home by Private Appointment Call 570-765-2048. Property Offered at 12:00 Noon. members, colleagues, and B325 - MSRP $1,099.00 Any tests may be done on property at prospective buyer’s expense prior to auction date. providers. If an Evangelical (Free Financing Available) Real Estate to be offered at 12:00 Noon. Terms 10% down balance due within 60 days. Community Hospital nurse 2016 SUV- GUNS- GOLD JEWELRY- FORD has displayed extraordinary TRACTOR- ZERO TURN MOWER-HOUSEHOLD clinical expertise and com- 2016 Ford Escape SE 4WD SUV (With Only 7,000 Miles); Ford Diesel 1620 HST Tractor w/ Front passion, visit www.daisyn- end Loader#7108 & 3pt. Hitch, Weights, & Drawbar; Simplicity “Colt ZT2352” Zero-Turn Mower; 1000+1000+ FABRICFABRIC BOLTSBOLTS Kenmore Chest Freezer (Like new); Kenmore Refrig/Freezer; Kenmore Glass Top Stove; Whirlpool omination.org/ECH and fi ll Stove; Whirlpool Washer; Maytag Dryer; Wooden Dining Room Table w/6 Solid Chairs (By:Hornings out a nomination form. Chair Shop Ephrata PA); Handmade Walnut Dresser and Walnut Dry sink ( by: Ken Loudy); 4pc. Heavy Wooden Bedroom Suite w/ Full Size Bed, Chest of Drawers, Dresser w/ large Mirror and Night Stand; “King Koil” Full Size Box Springs and Mattress ( Like New); Full Size Metal Bed; Large Chest of Drawers; Dresser W/ Large Mirror; Lane Cedar Chest; “Meilink” Floor Model Combination Metal Safe; Remenats As Low As $2.00 a Yard Wooden Dining Room Table w/ 6 Chairs; Lane Cedar Chest; “Rex” Baby Lock Sewing Machine; Singer Births Electric Sewing Machine; Sewing Box: Microwave; 15-Snow Crest Bear Banks; Wagner #9 3ft Cast Iron Kettle; Hand Painted Drop Handle Milk Can; 42” Panasonic Flat Screen TV; “Catnapper” Elec. Lift A girl, Ella Irene Libby Tent Sale! Chair (Like new); Antique Drop Leaf Table; Tiffany Style Parlor Lamps; Country Motif Sofa; Assorted to Torie I. Styers Libby and Linens; Eden pure Room Heater; Glass Basket Collection; Nice Assortment of Carnival Glassware; Salt Christopher L. Libby of Dip Collection; Heavy Clear Cut Glass; Chicken on Nest; “Mack” Bull Dog Hood Ornament; Ladies Millmont on July 5, 2020 Gold & Silver Jewelry to include: Large Diamond Ring with 12-“1/4 Caret” Diamonds set in 14Kt. Gold (sold w/modest reserve);14Kt Gold Rings; 10Kt. Gold Rings; 14Kt. & 10Kt. Gold Bracelets; Gold at 6pm at The Family Place Necklaces; Gold Earrings; Silver Jewelry; Costume Jewelry; Floor model Jewelry Armorer; Pocket of Evangelical. Grand- Knives; Glass Paper Weights; Corelle Dinnerware Set service for 10; Kerosene Finger lamps; Handicap parents are Barry & Deb- $15.00! Walker/Seat; Cook Books; Cookware; Large Wooden Cradle’ Assorted Hand Tools; “Howse” 5ft. PTO bie Libby of Miffl inburg, driven Bus hog type Mower; 5ft x 10ft. long Trailer w/ ball hitch and drop ramp Tailgate; 6ft. Warren (Vern) and Louise 3pt Hitch Blade; “Howse” 7ft. 3pt Hitch Stone Rake; 5ft. pull behind Seeder/Fertilize Spreader; Styers of Miffl inburg and Craftsman 24” duel stage Snow blower; 6hp. Front End Weed trimmer; Homelite Snow Thrower; Stihl Brian and Brenda Zerbe #026 Chain Saw; Stihl #MS200T Chainsaw; “Bulldog” #254 Bench Vise; Campell Hausfeld Portable also of Miffl inburg. Air Compressor; M/W Air Compressor; Stihl BG56C Gas Powered Leaf Blower; B/D 6” Bench Grinder; Craftsman 200 amp Battery Charger; Craftsman 10” Table Saw; Dewalt Cordless Drill; Propane wall mount Shop Heater; Garden Tools and Much,More. A boy, Miles Roger Allen Benfer to Brittany Wise GUNS: Winchester Model 94 (Pre 64) 32 Special Lever Action Rifl e; Remington Model and Dakota Benfer of Bea- 541s 22 Rifl e w/ Scope, Sling and Clip; Stevens Model 311 20 Ga. Double Barrel Shotgun; Mossberg Model 500A 12 GA Pump Turkey Shotgun w/ Sling; Talco/ Squires Model 16 22 Semi-Auto Long Range ver Springs on July 7, 2020 Rifl e w/ Scope; Police Style Colt 38 Special Revolver; Detective Special Colt 38 Special D.P.D. #12 at 7:03pm at The Fam- Revolver; Sentinel Imperial Model R104 22 Revolver; 760 Pumpmaster BB Rifl e; Assorted Ammo; See ily Place of Evangelical. Photos go to Auctionzip.com, ID # 3834 Grandparents are Grandma Estate of: Kenneth E. (& the late Marjorie “Toot”) Loudy and Grandpa Benfer of Executor: Donald L. Aucker Beaver Springs, Grandpa AUCTIONEERING SERVICES BY: Wise of Lewisburg and Tim L Kline AU-002998-L Middleburg PA. 570-541-1546 Grandpa Young of Sun- Jeremy Waite AU-005918-L bury. W E B S I T E : www.theunioncountytimes.com EMAIL US: [email protected]