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. 27 Friday, July 3, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Mazeppa Hosts Parade Miffl inburg Graduation Lewisburg Children’s Museum On July 5 Celebration Week Off ers Outdoor Activities By Kay Poeth By Kay Poeth The town of Mazeppa is hosting a combined Memo- Miffl inburg Area School rial Day and Independence Day Parade and Ceremony District held a weeklong cel- on Sunday, July 5. The parade steps out at 6 pm from the ebration honoring its gradu- center of town and travels to Johnson Mill Road to the ating seniors. As with most cemetery. events during this global “We are encouraging folks to join in on the parade and pandemic, social distancing really want to bring back the old tradition of carrying was recommended and cer- fl owers in the parade and them laying them on graves emonies were held virtually. in the cemetery,” said organizer Clarence Roush. “Walk, The Baccalaureate Ceremo- ride bikes, horses or ponies, walk your pets…whatever ny was held on May 31 with you want to do to be part of the parade.” the Senior Awards Ceremo- Following the parade, there will be a ceremony at the ny held on June 2. On June The Lewisburg Children’s Museum (LCM) is pleased cemetery. The guest speaker for this year’s event is Doug 3-4 diplomas were awarded to off er outdoor activities and programs for children and Walter. In the case of inclement weather, the ceremony separately in the high school auditorium with photo op- families in the Museum’s Courtyard this summer. will be held in the Mazeppa Union Church. portunities for the graduates. The week culminated with “We recognize that children and families are anxious For more information on Mazeppa, visit “Images of a Virtual Graduation Ceremony. The Vehicle Graduation to return to normal,” says Kahla DeSmit, LCM Direc- Mazeppa PA” on Facebook. Procession throughout Miffl inburg was widely supported tor. “And while the Museum is carefully planning for our by the community as residents cheered on the graduates. reopening, we hope these activities will provide families The grand fi nale was a spectacular fi reworks display. with something special to let the learning, imagining, Impromptu Parade In According to Principal Richard Strausburg, the hy- and playing continue in the meantime.” brid graduation “would not have been possible without Weekly outdoor activities are planned ranging in a vari- the tireless eff orts of Miffl inburg staff and administra- ety of topics including social-emotional health to STEM Support Of Veterans learning to art creation. This Saturday, July 4th, the By Kay Poeth tion. This is not typical, but neither have been the recent months.” LCM will be hosting a tie-dying program. Two session Good luck, graduates! Soar high in your new endeavors. times are available from 10:00 am-11:00 am and 12:00 pm-1:00 pm. These activities are made possible by a grant from the Susquehanna Delays Central Susquehanna Community Foundation’s Disaster Relief Fund. “This grant ensures we can continue to provide resourc- Aug. 9 Commencement es for families,” adds DeSmit. “The LCM is a non-profi t Susquehanna University has announced to its Class of organization that relies on income from admissions, 2020 that it must postpone again an on-campus com- memberships, fi eld trips, and events, as well as dona- Parade participants and spectators gather at the Lewisburg mencement due to statewide restrictions on public gather- Cemetery during an impromptu parade in support of veterans. tions and grants to support its mission. Grants like this ings of more than 250 people. make it all possible. We have a number of fun activi- “We were in constant contact with state offi cials in the ties planned for this summer all designed to get families weeks and days leading up to this diffi cult decision in hope moving and interacting in a safe and fun way.” that we would be able to move forward with our planned Activities are free to the participants; however the num- Aug. 9 commencement ceremony,” said University Presi- ber of participants will be limited to avoid crowds. More dent Jonathan D. Green. “Unfortunately, we have no assur- details and registration information can be found on the ances that the restriction on large gatherings will be lifted Museum’s website at www.lewisburgchildrensmuseum. in time for us to celebrate the Class of 2020 in August, and org or on its Facebook page. so we made the disappointing decision to again delay our Individuals can support the museum today by pur- in-person ceremony.” chasing gift certifi cates to use towards a future visit, University administrators will continue to work with becoming a member, or making a donation. For more student leadership from the Class of 2020 as they develop information about the LCM, visit www.lewisburgchild- future plans to celebrate Susquehanna’s graduated seniors. rensmuseum.org or contact by email at lewisburgchild- Walkers parade through Lewisburg to honor veterans. “Our seniors have faced extraordinary challenges as they [email protected]. On Saturday, June 27, a grassroots parade was held in completed their fi nal semester at Susquehanna and pre- Lewisburg to honor veterans and to celebrate America. pared to embark upon their professional futures, yet they The pop-up parade consisted of decorated cars as well as have prevailed in the face of global disruption,” Green walkers carrying patriotic fl ags and banners in support said. “This is not the outcome that any of us hoped for, but of American veterans and Independence Day. Parade we look forward to the day when we can celebrate these watchers were encouraged to sit and enjoy the impromp- exceptional students and all that they have overcome.” tu parade through downtown Lewisburg. In lieu of its originally scheduled May 13 commencement “Go around as many times as traffi c will allow. Honk ceremony, the university presented a digital conferring of your horns, wave your fl ags, have a blast!” stated the degrees on 497 students at the close of its 162nd academic Support Our Veterans Driving/Walking Parade post on year. Facebook. President Green was joined by members of the faculty Approximately 75 participated in the Lewisburg Pop- who recorded themselves congratulating the graduates. up Veterans’ Parade. Vietnam veteran Marlin Haurer played patriotic tunes on his coronet while riding in the PA 038165 parade. Rep. David Rowe and other local dignitaries also st attended the event. 31 Annual Despite the early morning rain, the spirits of both the participants and spectators were not dampened. A cere- Antique Show mony at the cemetery included the singing of God Bless America, a fl ag salute and the playing of Taps. Antique Vendors “What a great turnout for the fi rst-ever pop-up parade to On-Site Lunch Stands honor our Veterans in Lewisburg!” exclaimed Rep. 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July 4th, 11-1pm, 3rd & Market St. old female and a 34 year old male, both of Miffl inburg, Ralph E. & Margartet O. Moyer to Scott C. Sheesley Public Library Union County- Knight Bootcamp got into a physical altercation in Buff alo Township. Cita- property in Hartley Township for the sum of 135,000.00. July 9th, 2-3pm, Ages 5-12, Register 570-523-1172 tions have been issued. Susan Z. Zimmerman & Mark A. Mapes to Sheryl A. T&D Cats 30th Anniversary Celebration Crash 6:19 p.m. June 25, on I-80 at mile marker 208, Fetter property in Miffl inburg for the sum of 135,000.00. July 11 & 12, noon-5pm, Penns Creek in White Deer Township. A 2000 Volvo VNL and a 2007 Timothy Turner & 44 Market LLC to Benae A. Beamon Hollenbach Family Reunion CANCELED Dodge Ram 1500 were traveling west on I-80. The Vol- & Thelathia N. Young property in East Buff alo Township July 12, Kratzerville Grove is canceled. vo VNL was in the left lane and the Dodge Ram 1500 for the sum of 241,000.00. 31st Annual Antiques on the Avenue Show was in the right lane. The Volvo VNL swerved to the LSF10Master Participation Trust & Hudson Homes to July 12th, 9-3pm, New Location: Selinsgrove Intermedi- right to avoid hitting debris in the roadway coming into Clarence & Linda Valentine property East Buff alo Town- ate School Bus parking lot behind school. the right lane of travel to do so. The Dodge Ram 1500 ship for the sum of 205,000.00. Public Library Union County-It’s All Greek To Me swerved onto the shoulder to avoid being struck by the Danny J. & Michele Cho property in Kelly Township for July 15, 2-3pm, Outdoor Event ages 5-12 570-523-1172 Volvo VNL, strking a piece of metal causing damage to the sum of 315,000.00. Calvary Baptist Puzzle Exchange-Miffl inburg the Dodge Ram 1500’s oil pan. The Volvo VNL contin- July 18th, 9-12:30pm, 332 E. Chestnut St. 570-966-1883 ued west approximately 1/4 mile before pulling onto the Martin Jr & Sara C. Beachy to Jeff rey M. & Gregory L. Annual Oren & Sally Zechman Reunion & Douglas A. Spotts property in East Buff alo Township north berm. The Dodge Ram 1500 pulled onto the north July 18th, Noon, Middleburg Firemens Field. continued 300 yards west before coming to fi nal rest. No for the sum of 40,000.00. NOTE TO READERS: injuries were reported. Levi M. & Linda A. & Martin Jr & Sara C. Beachy to To place events in the calendar please send them Crash 6:58 p.m. June 25, on I-80 E. at mile marker 204, Jeff rey M. & Gregory L. & Douglas A. Spotts property in at least three weeks before the event so that we can in White Deer Township. A 2011 Toyota Highlander East Buff alo Township for the sum of 110,000.00. publish it at least twice before the event. The deadline driven by David E. Klein, 32, of Birmingham, AL, was Jedediah H. & Briana R. Lemon to Jedediah H. Lemon for events is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by traveling east in the right lane of I-80. A bear entered the property in Miffl inburg for the sum of 1.00. space available. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Ad- right lane from the southern berm and impacted the front Lindsay Nicole Bingaman Harris & Dustin M. Harris dress: P.O. Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570- passenger side of Klein’s Toyota Highlander, causing dis- to Kiana M. Gough & Dustin C. Heiser property in New 837-0776. E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers abling damage. Klein’s Toyota Highlander crossed the Berlin for the sum of 190,000.00. must include area code. left eastbound lane and came to rest facing east on the Carolyn L. Garisto Trust to Richard M. & Leigh Ann north shoulder of the roadway. Kurz property in East Buff alo Township for the sum of Crash 8:20 a.m. June 25, on Col John Kelly Road, in 420,000.00. Kelly Township. A 2002 Ford Focus driven by Damian Karen L. & Michael L. Fultz to Kirt W. & Stephanie Obituaries Schreck-Britton, 20, of Miffl inburg, was traveling east on Col John Kelly Road when Schreck-Britton lost control L. Mabus property in Lewis Township for the sum of Edith Forbes, 99, Winfi eld 55,000.00. resulting in his Ford Focus striking a fence and rolling Edith Forbes, 99, of 263 Route 304, Winfi eld, passed multiple times before coming to rest. Injuries of an un- Ronald J. & Beverly M. Lucas to Kevin R. & Martin Jr. away Saturday, June 27, 2020, at the home of her son, Beachy property in East Buff alo Township for the sum of known severity were reported. Schreck-Britton was cited Robert Forbes. for driving on roadways laned for traffi c. 200,000.00. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Theft from Motor Vehicle Between 11-2p.m. June 24- Ronald B. & Raff ealina Ferrara Hoff mann & Eric J. July 2, at the Winfi eld Baptist Church with her pastor 25, on Sandra Lee Blvd., in White Deer Township. A 28 Ludwig to Gary G. & Suzanne M. Mutschler property in Rev. Corey Mitchell offi ciating. year old female and a 24 year old female, both of West White Deer Township for the sum of 79,900.00. Burial will follow in the Lewisburg Cemetery. Milton, reported that items including purses, wallets and Impact MGMT LLC & Sherri Burkland to William M. & $500 in cash were stolen from inside their vehicles. These Adrianne R. Bradley property in East Buff alo Township Sally J. Brangan, 86, Miffl inburg items were stolen out of their unlocked 2020 Chevrolet for the sum of 342,500.00. Sally J. Brangan, 86, of Miffl inburg, entered into rest at Equinox and 2006 Kia Sorento by unknown actors. Any- 7:47 p.m. Saturday, June 27, 2020, at her residence. one with information is asked to contact police at 570- Marriages: Services will be private at the convenience of the fam- 524-2662. Matthew Craig Olley, Miffl inburg to Pamela Beth Wag- ily. Crash 9:49 p.m. June 25, on Buff alo Road, in Lewis ner, Miffl inburg Township. A 2014 Chevrolet Sonic driven by a 16 year Edward Wagner, 88, Miffl inburg old male, of Selinsgrove, was traveling east on Buff alo Andrew Lloyd Dunlap, Lewisburg to Scott Blaine Man- Edward Arthur Wagner, 88, of Miffl inburg, ning, Union, Pa. Road. It should be noted that a rain storm had occurred entered into eternal rest unexpectedly at 1:36 approximately an hour prior to the crash and the roadway a.m. on June 26, 2020, surrounded by family. DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY L. MENSCH, was still wet. The Chevrolet Sonic traveled off the south A private funeral for family and extended family was side of the roadway, struck an embankment, coming to MIFFLINBURG conducted on June 30, 2020, at First Evangelical Luther- Ronald L. Shumate, 64, of Lewisburg, with rest on the north shoulder, facing east. No injuries were Charged an Church, with Pastor John Yost offi ciating. reported. The Chevrolet Sonic sustained disabling dam- terroristic threats with intent to terrorize another and ha- age. The driver was cited for driving vehicle at safe speed. rassment/subject other to physical contact on June 19. A Alda Mae Wagner, 103, Lewisburg Hit & Run 8:30 p.m. June 26, on Sunrise Road, in White preliminary is scheduled for July 28, at 3 p.m. Alda Mae Wagner, 103, of Lewisburg, died Wednesday, Deer Township. An unknown vehicle was traveling west Charged Donuae Montrese Kellam, of Williamsport, June 24, 2020, at her home. on Sunrise Road and traveled off the north side of the with driving under the infl uence of a Schedule II or A graveside service was held June 29, in the Lewisburg roadway into a cemetery striking and causing damage to Schedule III controlled substance, driving under the in- Cemetery with her pastor the Rev. Alice Rauch offi ciat- a headstone before fl eeing the scene in an unknown direc- fl uence of a controlled substance metabolite, and driving ing. tion. under the infl uence of a controlled substance with general Harassment/Physical Contact4:57 p.m. June 27, on impairment on June 19. A preliminary hearing is sched- William Vallmer Bowers, 85, Lewisburg SR 15, in Gregg Township. A 29 year old male, of Har- uled for August 4, at 9:30 a.m. William Vallmer Bowers, 85, of Lewisburg, entered risburg, related that while driving Jose Vasquez, 40, of Charged Cynthia H. Kitchens, 60, of Lewisburg, with into rest on Tuesday, June 23, 2020, at home. Lancaster, to his destination, Vasquez grabbed the victim Services will be private at the convenience of the fam- by the shoulders in a threatening manner. terroristic threats with intent to terrorize another, simple ily. assault, and harassment-subject other to physical contact Crash 5:53 a.m. June 29, on Old Turnpike Road (SR 45), on June 20. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for June in Hartley Township. A 2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara driven John H. Yingling, 87, Lewisburg by Donna L. Mertz, 62, of Millmont, was traveling west 30, at 9:45 a.m. John H. Yingling, 87, of Tressler Boulevard, DISTRICT JUDGE JEFFREY A. ROWE, on SR 45 and exited the north shoulder of the roadway, Lewisburg, passed away Tuesday, June 23, striking an embankment. No injuries were reported but LEWISBURG 2020, at Buff alo Valley Lutheran Village. Mertz was transported to Evangelical Community Hospi- Charged Bobbi Jo Smith, 39, of Turbotville, with driv- Friends and relatives were received June 30, at the Shaw tal for unknown medical issues. Mertz received a warning ing under the infl uence of a schedule I controlled sub- Funeral Home, followed by the funeral with the Rev. for driving on roadways laned for traffi c. stance, driving under the infl uence of a Schedule II or John E. Lee offi ciating. Schedule III controlled substance, driving under the infl u- Burial with military honors followed in Milton Cem- ence of a controlled substance metabolite, possession of a etery. controlled substance by a person not registered, disregard Middleburg Auction traffi c lane (single) and careless driving on June 22. Dean Klingman, 75, Miffl inburg Dean H. Klingman, 75, of Miffl inburg, The following items were sold on June 30, 2020 Charged Monica Alice Brubaker, 34, of Lewisburg, with Grass: $120 to $125 by the ton; Mixed: $185 by the Ton; retail theft on June 19. passed at 8:37 am on Tuesday, June 23, 2020, at his residence. Mixed: $3.25 by the Bale; Ear Corn: $110 by the Bushel; Charged Julio Abdiel Gonzalez, 24, of Sunbury, with Ear Corn: $110 by the Load; Calf: $10 to $255 per hun- two counts of criminal homicide, aggravated assault, and Family and friends are invited to the graveside service at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 7, 2020, at Lincoln Chapel dred; Fats: $58 to $110.50 per hundred; Cow: $7 to $76.50 discharge of fi rearm into occupied structure on June 11. Cemetery, with Pastor Dick DeVett offi ciating. Military per hundred; Bull: $55 to $108 per hundred; Feeder: $45 Charged Wayne Alan Steinke, 57, of Williamsport, with honors will be accorded by American Legion Post 410 to $290 per hundred; Hogs: $14 to $32 per hundred; Pigs: theft by unlawful taking and unauthorized use of motor or and VFW Post 1964 both of Miffl inburg. $3 to $62 per head; Sows: $2 to $15 per hundred; Sheep: other vehicle on June 15. $60 to $90; Goats: $15 to $435 per head; Lamb: $110 to Charged Brock Michael Rishel, 18, of Miffl inburg, with Edwin Price, 80, Lewisburg $205. driving under the infl uence of alcohol with general im- Edwin B. Price, 80, of rural Lewisburg. pairment, driving under the infl uence of alcohol as a mi- passed away on Tuesday, June 23, 2020, at nor, driving on roadways laned for traffi c, driving vehicle the Watsontown Nursing and Rehab Center. DINING GUIDE at safe speed, careless driving, driving without lights to Friends and relatives were received on June 29, 2020, at avoid identifi cation or arrest, and periods for required the New Hope Lutheran Brethren Church, Funeral ser- lighting on June 19. vices follwed with the Rev. David McCarty offi ciating. Charged Trevor William Felmey, 27, of Winfi eld, with Burial was in White Deer Cemetery, Lewisburg. fl eeing or attempting to elude offi cer, driving while oper- (570) 374-3912 ating privilege is suspended or revoked, reckless driving, Violet I. Wallace, 92, Miffl inburg Department of Health and accidents involving damage to unattended vehicle or Violet “Dolly” I. (Reigle) Wallace, 92, of Miffl inburg, Guidelines Will Be Followed! property on June 22. entered into rest at 7:45 p.m. Monday, June 22, 2020, at Nottingham Village, Northumberland. 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DNQ- Trent Brenneman, Chad Myers, Jason Miller, Kody Abreu 3) 57 Kyle Larson 4) 39M Anthony Macri 5) 3Z tesel 4. Bobby Sanso 5. Ethan Spotts 6. Kyler Stahl 7. Dan Wert- Lyter, Austin Berry, Chris Casner, Gene Knaub, Scott Flickinger Brock Zearfoss 6) 51 Freddie Rahmer 7) 5M Brent Marks man 8. Timmy Bitner 9. Denny Rinehimer 10. Hunter Zimmer- 8) 72 Ryan Smith 9) 12 Blane Heimbach 10) 1 Logan man 11. Buddy Kramer12. Mitchell Holden 13. Shawn Musser Selinsgrove Speedway 6/27/20 Wagner 11) 1S Sammy Swindell 12) 5 Dylan Cisney 14. Nicholas Whitsel, 15. Logan Hammaker URC 360 sprints, 30 laps: 1. Mark Smith, 2. Derek Locke, 13) 24 Lucas Wolfe 14) 99M Kyle Moody 15) 55 Mike 4 Cylinders: 1. Maddox Smith 2. Sterling Kepner 3. Michael 3. Jason Shultz, 4. Adam Carberry, 5. Chad Layton, 6. Josh Wagner 16) 33 Jared Esh 17) 91R Kyle Reinhardt 18) Boring 4. Kennedy Courter 5. Zachery Rill 6. Shane Witchley 7. Weller, 7. Ryan Kissinger, 8. Dallas Schott, 9. Joe Kata III., 10. 75D Chase Dietz 19) 33W Michael Walter 20) 67 Justin Chelsie Harris 8. Blake Snyder 9. Tyler Watson Davie Franek, 11. Kyle Smith, 12. Ryan Stillwaggon, 13. Brandon Whittall 21) 11 TJ Stutts 22) 19 Curt Stroup 23) Chad Trout 24) 38 Mark Smith. DNQ: Robert Ballou, Rick Laf- Williams Grove Speedway 6/26/20: ferty, Nicole Bower, Dustin Baney, Anthony Fiore, Kody 410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Kyle Larson, 3. Lehman, Ricky Dieva, Chad Layton, Jeff Halligan Freddie Rahmer, 4. Danny Dietrich, 5. Ryan Smith., 6. Anthony 305 sprints, 20 laps: 1. 8 Nick Sweigart 2) 69K Kas- Macri, 7. Brent Marks, 8. Lucas Wolfe, 9. Jeff Halligan, 10. Brock DBH sidy Kreitz 3) 67 Ken Duke 4) 69 Landon Price 5) 86 Zearfoss, 11. Kyle Moody, 12. Kyle Reinhardt. 13. Rick Lafferty, Daniel B. Herrold Ron Aurand 6) 55 Dominic Melair 7) 2 Erin Statler 8) 14. Robbie Kendall, 15. Chase Dietz, 16. Mike Wagner, 17. Rob- 99A Devin Adams 9) 2H Derek Hauck 10) 61J Johnny ert Ballou, 18. Brian Montieth, 19. Tyler Bear, 20. Rico Abreu, Scarbough 11) 17K Kyle Keen 12) 41Z Jared Zionkowski 21. TJ Stutts, 22. Adrian Shaffer, 23. Matt Campbell, 24. Landon Home Improvements 13) 95 Garrett Bard 14) 56 Jake Frye 15) 20 Doug Dod- Myers. DNQ: Sammy Swindell, Doug Hammaker, Dylan Cisney, INTERIOR & EXTERIOR REMODELING son 16) 51 Dave Graber 17) 5 John Walp 18) 6R Reed Logan Wagner, Brett Michalski, Troy Fraker, Kody Lehman, Mark Thompson 19) 46 Mike Alleman 20) 80 Dave Wickham Smith, Cale Thomas, Steve Buckwalter, Jared Esh, Chad Trout, PA REG. # 17186 21) 21 Drew Boyer 22) 11 Dylan Smith 23) 97 Kenny Justin Whittall, Nicole Bower 4061 County Line Rd. Winfi eld, PA, 17889 Heff ner 24) 19 Cruz Kepner 25) 8B Will Brunson. DNQ: 358 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Kevin Nouse, 2. Derek Locke, 3. Chris Kreider, Branstin Shue, Nathan Gramley, Cassan- Russell Hammaker, 4. Kyle Denmyer, 5. Chris Frank, 6. Justin Phone: 570-850-5101 dra Minium, Rick Romig, Dustin Young Foster, 7. Cody Fletcher, 8. Scott Fisher, 9. Matt Findley, 10. Brett Wanner, 11. Brett Strickler, 12. Dylan Norris, 13. Steve Owings, Clinton County Speedway 6-26-20 14. Jordan Givler, 15. Rich Eichelberger, 16. Nat Tuckey, 17. Sprints (25laps): 1.) Dale Schweikart 2.) Dakota Schweikart 3.) Ashley Capetta, 18. Scott Flammer, 19. Chad Criswell, 20. Jay Krout, 21. Mark Van Vorst, 22. Zach Newlin, 23. Chris Arnold, 24. Jordan Strickler. DNQ: Allyson Dietz, Eric Parker, Mason Thursday, July 9 @ 2:00 PM Chaney, Billy Heltzel, Jacob Galloway, Hannah Riser, Joe Trone 2 Miles North of Mifflinburg on Forest Hill Road. Turn West onto Red Bank Rd. and Jr., Shane Yost, Travel 1 mile to Centennial Road. Turn Right onto Centennial Rd., then turn Left onto Steffen Road to 281 Steffen Road, Mifflinburg, West Buffalo Twp., Union Co., PA Saturday, July 18 @ 8:00 AM 2020 Sidewalk Chalk 1 Acre Union Co. Real Estate (6:00 pm): 112 Shipton Street, Mifflinburg, Union Co., PA 3 Bedroom, Bi-Level Vinyl Sided House in a Private Setting. Real Estate (noon): Situated on a Large Borough Lot is a 3 Bedroom Celebration Goes Online! H/H Goods, Antiques & Collectibles: WELL MAINTAINED Brick Ranch Style Home. The Lewisburg Arts Council is delighted to announce that we are 20 cu. GE Chest Deep Freeze; GE Super Capacity Washer & Dryer; GE 30” Electric Stove; GE 2019 Chevy Equinox LT (Show Room Condition) 1,000 original celebrating a whole month of sidewalk chalk art! 18 cu. Refrigerator; Kenmore Microwave; 7 pc. Dinette Table/Chairs; 32” LG Flat Screen TV; miles, Loaded. (selling @ noon) We’re continuing the Sidewalk Chalk Festival tradition while staying DVD Player; Brown Recliners; Green Lift Chair; Maple Chest of Drawers; Cherry End Stands; H/H Goods, Antiques & Collectibles: 18 cu. Whirlpool safe by staying home. Twin Beds; Kneehole Desks; 2 pc. Dbl. Bedroom Suite; Bookcase/Dresser; Baldwin Encore Refrigerator w/Bottom Freezer; Upright 18 cu. Kenmore Freezer; 16 cu. Hotpoint Any day in July – or every day in July - draw on your sidewalk or drive- Organ w/Bench; HP-150ex Digital Ensemble Piano; Patio Elect. Char Broiler Grill; Green/ Refrigerator; Maytag Bravos Quiet Series 300 Washer; Maytag Bravos Centennial way and upload your photos to either the Facebook event page or to the Beige Floral Gone w/the Wind Light; Stamp Collection; Luggage; Fans; Cookware; Bakeware; Dryer; 52” Samsung & 42” Panasonic Flat Screen TVs; Panasonic Microwave; Lewisburg Arts Council’s Instagram page with the hashtag #lbgside- Graniteware; Pyrex Mixing Bowls; Sm. Electrical Appliances; Kerosene Light; Longaberger Open Front Hutch; 4 pc. Pa. House Dbl. Bedroom Suite; 5 pc. Extension Table & walkchalk2020 for everyone to see and enjoy. The Facebook event page Baskets; Lock & Lock Sets; Folding Chairs; Ceramic Christmas Tree; Glass Lamps; Canning Chairs; Marble Top Stand; Oak Case Switzerland Music Box on Victorian Stand; Jars & Canners; School Desk; Milk Jugs; Christmas Decorations; Train Accessories (House, can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/598340751076412/. 2 pc. Sm. Floral Sofa & Wing Back Chair; Dark Green Lazy Boy Recliner; Beige Keep visiting the 2020 Sidewalk Chalk Celebration event page for Silo, Barn, Water tower, Fencing & More); Carrom Board; Dishes; School Desk; Folding Recliner; Floral Sofa; Oak Entertainment Center; Storage Deacon Bench; 10 Gun/ Chairs; Lawn Noel Candle; Toy Implements: JD Diesel 5020, Diesel R, “70” Tractors; JD Baler, Gun Cabinet; Magazine Rack; End Stand; Misc. Chairs & Stands; Computer Desk & suggested themes each week if you need inspiration. We look forward Haybine, Rake, Wagon; Farmall Cub Tractor; JD Beechcraft Model 18” Plane; Baseball Cards; Chair; Paper Shredder; Plant Stand; Rosedale, Wooden Crates; Mush Pot; Wooden to seeing the creativity of all ages of artists in the Central Susquehanna Butchering Knives; Star Trac Enterprise & DVD’s; Match Boxes; Fans & More. 15 & 40 Hole Cheese Box Organizer; New Berlin Milk Can; 2 Man Saw; Bracket Light; Valley! Tractors, Implements, Snowmobiles (selling @ 5:00 pm): John Wash Board; Banner Motor Oil Can; Kerosene Can; Apple Peeler; Trap; Snot Hook; Deere “A” NFE Tractor; John Deere “50” NFE Restored Tractor; 2 Bottom 144DF Syracuse Ice Tons; Sprinkling Cans; Graniteware; Stonebridge Folding Lantern; Brass Front Chisel Plow; Artic Cat Jag & Ski-Doo Rotax 500 Snowmobiles. Scales; Sad Irons; Martin Cast Iron Fry Pan; Ant. Quilts; Bridge Light; Brass Stand Celebrate The Summer Lights; Glass Cake Stand, Compotes, Bowls, Spooners; Fluted Milk Glass Basket, Coins & Guns (selling @ 5:30 pm): 1912 – 2 ½ Gold pc.; 1889, 1880, 1892, Bowl, Boot, Vase; Eagle Statue, Music Boxes; Hummel; Green Vise; Blue Chicken on with a Glass of Wine 1897, 1902, 1921, 1922, 1924 Silver Dollars; 1 Cents: 1827, 1834, 1838, 1844, 1855; 1993 Am. Nest; Carnival Dishes; Stemware; Shelley Cup/Saucer; Pewter Mugs; China Tea Pot; Eagle Silver Dollar; 2000 – 1 oz. Silver Dollar (colored); V Nickels; 1935 Gold Certifi cate; 1964 Cuisinart Grind & Brew Coffee Pot; Cuisinart & Rachel Ray Cookware; Bakeware; and a Picnic Lunch Kennedy Halves; Steel & Wheat Pennies; 1903 & 1906 1 Cent; 1894, 1895 & 1914 Quarters; 1943 Pie Plates; Corning Casseroles; Strawberry Canister Set; Modern Serv. 8 Spruce Dime; 1807 – ½ Cent; Guns: Winchester Model 94, .32 Cal. Rifl e; Marlin Model 336, 30-30 Rifl e Green Fiestaware; Roasters, Canners; Ship Wheel Clock; Lawn Chairs; Ice Chests; on Our Deck! w/Leupold Scope; Steven Model 77F, 16 ga. Pump; Remington Target Master 22; Stevens Dbl. Thermos; Floor Fans; Metal Base Cabinet; Sterling Silverware; Stainless Silverware; Barrel 12 Ga; H & R .32 Cal. Revolver; Daisy 880 BB Gun; 6 Gun/Gun Cabinet & Ammo. Linens; Curtains; Towels; Sheets; New Blankets; Afghans & More. Tools & Misc.: Cub Cadet LTX 1042 Hydrostatic 42” Riding Mower w/133 Mowers, Snowblower, Generator & Tools: John Deere hrs.; I/C Gold Craftsman 12.5 HP, 42” Deck Riding Mower; Ariens Hydro Riding Mower X360 Riding Lawn Mower w/48” Desk (380 hrs.); Columbia Hydrostatic (parts); MS170 Stihl Chain Saw; 5’ Alum. Step Ladder; Sears Air Compressor; Poulan & Riding Lawn Mower w/42” Deck (100 hrs.); John Deere 44” Snow Blade; Murray Yard Machine Push Mower; Robbins Dog Sled; Pull Cart; Truck Box; Test Rite Snapper 9.5 hp 24” Snowblower; 7500-watt Steele Elect. Start Generator; Floor Tool Chest; Craftsman Socket Set; Saws; Battery Chargers; Hatchet; Craftsman Skil Toro 6.5 hp Push Mower; Stihl Gas Leaf Blower; Stihl MS 192-TC; Dbl. Saw; B/D Jig Saw; Hunting Knives; Hunting Outfi ts & Snowmobile Suits; Lawn, Garden & Shaft Grinder; Craftsman 4-ton Profile Floor Jack; B/D Workmate Tool Shop Tools; Rubbertire Wheelbarrow; Wolf’s Head Gas Can; Coleman Lantern; Galv. Tubs, Chest; Task Force Elect. Hedge Trimmer; Weed Eater Blower/Vac; 14” Bucket & Garbage Cans; Gas Cans; Oil; Murray & Schwinn Men Bikes; Floor Jack; Thermal Craftsman Elect. Chain Saw; 6’ & 8’ Werner Step Ladder; 18’ Alum. Ext. Heaters; Shepard Hooks; Ext. Cords; Lawn Chairs; Helmets; Cast Floor Grates; Rolls of Ladder; Bridgeport & Other Hatchets; Axes; Tire & Drag Chains; Yard Plastic & Cloth; Ammo & More. Photos & detailed listing on auctionzip.com ID# 2399. Roller; Hand Saws; Oil; Vise; Battery Charger; Metal Fence Posts; Varmint 16140 State Rt 104 Estate of: David W. Shearer Cage; Chicken Wire; Seeder; Extension Cords; Telescope Tree Trimmer; Middlebur Attorney: James Baldwin, 570-742-8508 Kerosene Stove; Meat Saw; Comealong; Binders; Wrenches; Vise Grips; Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L Locks; Tin Sheers; Crescent Wrenches; Tape Measures; Shop Vac; • 570-966-2512; Daniel King, AA-019500-L Cordless Drill; Stanley Brace & Bits; Quaker State Thermometer; Socket; Monday-Thursday:10am -5pm Complete Listing & Photos Available auctionzip.com ID# 2399 Fire Extinq.; Titan Tool Box; Masonry Tools; Hoses; Galv. Tubs; Drill Bits; or GoToAuctions.com ID# 4215. Owners & Auctioneers Not C Clamps; Tree Climbers; 400 Workmate; Wood Chisels; Pocket Knives; Responsible for Accidents. Food. All Verbal Information Day Saturday: 10am - 5pm of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement Misc. Hardware; Pry Bars; Antifreeze, Oil; Gas Cans; Portable Catalytic Heaters; Rubbertire Wheelbarrow; Wilton Tool; 8 pt, 9 pt. & 10 pt. Deer Sunday: 12pm - 5pm & Turkey Feather Mounts; 20+ Deer Antlers; Binoculars; Hunting Knife & More. Gun: J.G. Anschutz Gmbh.ulm/d, West Germany 22 long Rifl e; PUBLIC AUCTION Eastern Arms 16 ga. Single Barrel Shotgun; Saturday Renna Mook (the late “Albert” Mook) July 11, 2020 8:30am Attorney: Jeff Mensch, 570-966-9544 Located at #915 Kissimmee Rd. Middleburg Pa. Turn Auctioneers: Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • off Route 522 just West of Middleburg onto Kissimmee 570-966-2512, Daniel King, AA-019500-L Rd. Travel approx. 1 mile to auction site on the left. Complete Listing & Photos Available 2014 ATV 4x4- Guns- Appliances-Collectibles-Tools-Household Items auctionzip.com ID# 2399 2014 “BNX 600cc” Power sports 2 seat- 4x4 w/Dump Box, Doors, and Blade (like new); Cub Cadet Hydro #1864 Garden Tractor w/wheel Weights; Cub Cadet Snow Blower Attachment (model 190-451-100); Maytag Commercial Washer (new); Maytag Electric Dryer; GE Upright Freezer; Magic Chef Refrig/Freezer; GE “Spectra” glass Top Stove; GE side-by-side Refrig/Freezer (all appliances are like new); Panasonic 32” Flat Screen Business Directory TV; Oak Glass Front Curio Cabinet w/Glass Shelves & Lights; “CapNapper” Electric Lift Chair; Sofa w/Reclining Ends; Love Seat w/Relining Ends; Handmade Cedar Blanket Chest (built by Dave Hoffman); Full size Bed w/Box springs and Mattress; Dresser w/Mirror; Small Railing/Fencing chest of Drawers; 2 –pc. Vintage Blonde Bedroom Suite; Vintage Dresser w/orig. 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Food stand Provided - “No Buyers Premium” Times! 6- Union County Times, July 3, 2020 Letters to the Editor Dear residents of the Greater Susquehanna Valley, voked by those who, seeing that the virus is inevitably fading how much the mainstream media does not want to spread Following is a letter sent to President Donald Trump dated and that the social alarm of the pandemic is waning, neces- the truth but seeks to silence and distort it, spreading the lie June 7, 2020, from Carlo Maria Vigano (Titular Archbishop sarily have had to provoke civil disturbances, because they that is useful for the purposes of their masters. However, it of Ulpiana) former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of would be followed by repression which, although legitimate, is important that the good – who are the majority – wake up America. could be condemned as an unjustifi ed aggression against the from their sluggishness and do not accept being deceived by President Donald Trump replied that he was “so honored” population. The same thing is also happening in Europe, in a minority of dishonest people with unavowable purposes. by this incredible letter and hoped everyone, religious or not perfect synchrony. It is quite clear that the use of street pro- It is necessary that the good, the children of light, come to- reads it. Unfortunately, many in the news media never re- tests is instrumental to the purposes of those who would like gether and make their voices heard. What more eff ective way ported or shared this letter to the public. to see someone elected in the upcoming presidential elec- is there to do this, Mr. President, than by prayer, asking the Mr. President, tions who embodies the goals of the deep state and who ex- Lord to protect you, the United States, and all of humanity In recent months we have been witnessing the formation presses those goals faithfully and with conviction. It will not from this enormous attack of the Enemy? Before the power of two opposing sides that I would call Biblical: the children be surprising if, in a few months, we learn once again that of prayer, the deceptions of the children of darkness will of light and the children of darkness. The children of light hidden behind these acts of vandalism and violence there are collapse, their plots will be revealed, their betrayal will be constitute the most conspicuous part of humanity, while the those who hope to profi t from the dissolution of the social or- shown, their frightening power will end in nothing, brought children of darkness represent an absolute minority. And yet der so as to build a world without freedom: Solve et Coagula, to light and exposed for what it is: an infernal deception. the former are the object of a sort of discrimination which as the Masonic adage teaches. Mr. President, my prayer is constantly turned to the beloved places them in a situation of moral inferiority with respect to Although it may seem disconcerting, the opposing align- American nation, where I had the privilege and honor of be- their adversaries, who often hold strategic positions in gov- ments I have described are also found in religious circles. ing sent by Pope Benedict XVI as Apostolic Nuncio. In this ernment, in politics, in the economy and in the media. In an There are faithful Shepherds who care for the fl ock of Christ, dramatic and decisive hour for all of humanity, I am praying apparently inexplicable way, the good are held hostage by the but there are also mercenary infi dels who seek to scatter the for you and also for all those who are at your side in the gov- wicked and by those who help them either out of self-interest fl ock and hand the sheep over to be devoured by ravenous ernment of the United States. I trust that the American peo- or fearfulness. wolves. It is not surprising that these mercenaries are allies ple are united with me and you in prayer to Almighty God. These two sides, which have a Biblical nature, follow the of the children of darkness and hate the children of light: just United against the Invisible Enemy of all humanity, I bless clear separation between the off spring of the Woman and the as there is a deep state, there is also a deep church that betrays you and the First Lady, the beloved American nation, and all off spring of the Serpent. On the one hand there are those its duties and forswears its proper commitments before God. men and women of good will. who, although they have a thousand defects and weaknesses, Thus the Invisible Enemy, whom good rulers fi ght against +Carlo Maria Viganò are motivated by the desire to do good, to be honest, to raise in public aff airs, is also fought against by good shepherds in Titular Archbishop of Ulpiana a family, to engage in work, to give prosperity to their home- the ecclesiastical sphere. It is a spiritual battle, which I spoke Former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of America land, to help the needy, and, in obedience to the Law of God, about in my recent Appeal which was published on May 8. (*Paid for by Community Christian Church of Vicksburg, to merit the Kingdom of Heaven. On the other hand, there For the fi rst time, the United States has in you a Presi- 6460 Old Turnpike Rd., Miffl inburg, PA 17844) are those who serve themselves, who do not hold any moral dent who courageously defends the right to life, who is not principles, who want to demolish the family and the nation, ashamed to denounce the persecution of Christians through- To the Editor, exploit workers to make themselves unduly wealthy, foment out the world, who speaks of Jesus Christ and the right of I don’t understand how those on the Trump bandwagon be- internal divisions and wars, and accumulate power and mon- citizens to freedom of worship. Your participation in the lieve he has done a great job dealing with the Corona virus. ey: for them the fallacious illusion of temporal well-being March for Life, and more recently your proclamation of the How does one come to this conclusion given the evidence? If will one day – if they do not repent – yield to the terrible fate month of April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Trump’s leadership was so great, why do we have 25% of the that awaits them, far from God, in eternal damnation. are actions that confi rm which side you wish to fi ght on. And world’s deaths with only 4.25% of the world’s population? In society, Mr. President, these two opposing realities co- I dare to believe that both of us are on the same side in this We had a couple of months to prepare but failed to respond exist as eternal enemies, just as God and Satan are eternal battle, albeit with diff erent weapons. with urgency? During the time we should have been pre- enemies. And it appears that the children of darkness – For this reason, I believe that the attack to which you were paring for the inevitable viral wave, Trump was telling us it whom we may easily identify with the deep state which you subjected after your visit to the National Shrine of Saint John would magically go away. We had more time to prepare but wisely oppose and which is fi ercely waging war against you Paul II is part of the orchestrated media narrative which have suff ered more fatal consequences. in these days – have decided to show their cards, so to speak, seeks not to fi ght racism and bring social order, but to ag- Trump brags about the China travel ban, but doesn’t tell by now revealing their plans. They seem to be so certain of gravate dispositions; not to bring justice, but to legitimize us that 400 thousand people had already come from China already having everything under control that they have laid violence and crime; not to serve the truth, but to favor one before the ban and his so called ban allowed forty thousand aside that circumspection that until now had at least partially political faction. And it is disconcerting that there are Bish- more to come from China. He was urged to ban travel from concealed their true intentions. The investigations already ops – such as those whom I recently denounced – who, by Europe concurrently, but waited six more weeks before im- under way will reveal the true responsibility of those who their words, prove that they are aligned on the opposing posing the ban. Considering South Korea and the US had managed the Covid emergency not only in the area of health side. They are subservient to the deep state, to globalism, to their fi rst case of COVID 19 on the same date, why have they care but also in politics, the economy, and the media. We aligned thought, to the New World Order which they invoke had only about 300 deaths with a population of about 52 mil- will probably fi nd that in this colossal operation of social ever more frequently in the name of a universal brotherhood lion? Is it a question of leadership? engineering there are people who have decided the fate of which has nothing Christian about it, but which evokes the Have all those complaining about the shut downs consid- humanity, arrogating to themselves the right to act against Masonic ideals of those want to dominate the world by driv- ered that with urgent action at the beginning in January we the will of citizens and their representatives in the govern- ing God out of the courts, out of schools, out of families, and may have prevented the economic consequences of Trump’s ments of nations. perhaps even out of churches. inept leadership? Trump is now tone deaf to the escalating We will also discover that the riots in these days were pro- The American people are mature and have now understood crisis in many states and that a full economic recovery can’t happen until the virus is under control. Jack D. Miller, Lewisburg July 2-6, 2020
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10TH ANNUAL WINFIELD BENEFIT AUCTION Proceeds to Benefi t Hospital Fund 9:00 Saturday, July 18, 2020 • 8:30 a.m. Location: Urie & Leah Yoder, 4352 Penns Drive, Winfi eld, PA 17889 —Livestock & Heifers— 40 plus Dairy Heifers, Holsteins, Jerseys, - 100# to Short Bred and Other Cattle and also usual run of other Livestock & Poultry expected by sale time. Work & Driving Harnesses, Halters, Lead Ropes, Saddles, Collars and More that is not listed. —Horses & Horse-Related Items— Reg. Belgian Stud Colt, Foaled 1-17-19, Sired by S.B. Power Play which goes back to a Maple Lawn’s Scott Dream, Dam is a Sandy Road Abiana, which goes back to Lake Ledge Commander Stud; 11 mo. old Morgan Cross Stud Colt; 1 yr. old Morgan & Belgium Cross Stud Colt; Benuel & Amos; 2 yr. old Belgian Half Brothers Foal’d 6-18 Studs, Started in Harness, Worked DBL Together & Single, The Pulling Type, Handy Size, Together Their Whole Life, Justin & Joann Belgian 1/2 Brother & Sister, They Both Foaled 6-2-18, Started in Harness, Worked Double & Single, The 17 to 18 Hand Type, Together their Whole Life; Ivan & King Foaled May 2019 Belgium Studs, Colts 3/4 Brothers; Leanne 2 yr. old Red Sorrel Belgian Cross Mare, Driver Single DBL Jockey Stick, All Purpose Type; Jenn 2 yr. Old Red Sorrel Belgian/Stand Cross, Driver Single & Double & Jockey Stick, All Purpose Type, Ranger 3 yr. old Dutch S.B. Gelding Broke; 4 year old Bay Mare; S.B. Perch Mare, Broke for Either Side & Jockey Stick and All Farm Machinery; Tena, Reg. Sorrel Belgian Mare Foaled 3-13-18, 18 Hand, Sire Sunny Crest Cody, goes back to BJ Majesty & Korry’s Cody. The Dam side goes back to the Victor Du Marais, Broke to All Farm Machinery, Lead Mare Exposed to Prairie Grove Gordy Sin. Not Confi rmed. The Quality Kind for Raising Colts. (Special Note: She’s the Right Kind to Break Colts with and this is a Tandem Hitch Prospect. Check her out!); 2 yr. old Dutch Cross, Never Hitched, Yearling Standard Bred Stud Colt; Also Many Other Horses Not Listed. —Farm Machinery, Buggys & Other Equipment— 2 - McCormick Deering Corn Binder; New Holland Corn Sheller; 6 ft. Harrow; Scraper Blade; One Horse Wagon; Lots of New Double Trees & Neck Yokes; 50 or More New Fence Posts 4x4 & 5x5; White Top Buggy restored by Reiff’s Buggy Shop, Road Ready; 36 ft. Hay Elevator, A1 Condition; Corn Sheller. —Shop Equipment, New & Used Tools— Trailer Load; New Tools including Pressure Washer, Generators, Lawn Mowers, Husky Stihl Chain Saws, Blowers, Weedeaters, Battery Tools, Elect. Tools, Air Tools, Gas Cans, 5 gal. Hydraulic Oil, Engine Oil, Cases of Bar Oil, Cases of oil, Anti-Freeze Coolant, Hardware Hand Tools, Chicken Wire & Much More. Air Drill Press, Floor Model Drill Press, 10’6” Alum. Trim Brake 2 1/2 & 5 1/2 and other Honda Engines; 2 Flooring Nailers - Like New; Honda Powered Mortar Mixer - Tow Behind. — Household, Quilts, New & Used Furniture — 100”x100” Malinda’s Heart: 100”x114” Radiant Star, 2 Wrench Comforts; 102”x118” Mariner’s Star; 104”x114” Barjello, Wildlife Sunshine Shadow Quilt, Irish Chain Quilt; Green & Blue Star Quilt, Sunshine Shadow Quilt, Sunshine Shadow Comfort, Tops; Ohio Star, Tumbling Block, 9 patch, Trip Around The World, True of Life; A Good Selection of Hickory Rockers (New); Oak Desks & Book Shelves (New); Trailer Load Lifetime Porch & Lawn Furniture; 96” Wide & 80” Wide Entertainment Center; 2 Child’s Rocker’s; Full Size Oak Bed; New Room Table Chicken on Nests; Cardinal Water Set; Water Pitchers; 1 - Burner Kero Oil Stove (New); New Baking Sheets, Tray Racks, New Stove, new 2-Door Bake Oven, Mop Bucket; New Gas Grill. — Guns, Bows & Specialty Items Such as Tenth Annual — Note: We Will Not Take Any Ammunition. 20-gauge western fi eld, 22 cal. Savage; $100 Gift Certifi cate to Grand Valley Sawmill; $200 Gift Certifi cate for Elite Nutrition Horse Min.; 10th Annual W.B.A. Garbage Bin w/Drawer; 10th Annual W.B.A. 22# Ad Craft Scales; Gift Certifi cates and other specialty Items sell at approx. 8:30 to 8:45. — A Good Selection of Produce / Groceries — — Butcher Equipment, Antiques — THIS IS A PARTIAL LISTING, MANY MORE ITEMS EXPECTED BY SALE DAY Stop by on Friday evening, July 17 from 4 to 8 and All Day Saturday, July 18. Eat-in or Take-out Grilled Chicken Dinners, Fish, Fries, Burgers, Ice Cream & More ORDER OF SALE: Starting with Household at 8:30; Horses 8:45; Cattle 9:30 a.m.; Tools at approx. 10 a.m.; Quilts at approx. 11 a.m.; Guns at approx. 1pm; Farm Machinery at approx. 2 p.m. All others announced Day of Sale. Accepting Consignments by appointment July 15,16,17 and early Sat. morning up to Sale Time or by appointment. Bring the family, spend the day. Lots of homemade food to include grilled BBQ chicken, ice cream, donuts, Hoagies (made fresh day of sale), Baked Goods, and much more. Breakfast from 6 to 8:30 a.m. Auction held under tent and roof. Donations & Consignments welcome! Clean, Saleable Merchandise is Appreciated, No Tires or Old Windows. Thanks for Your Understanding. NOTE: Committee, Saleground, Auctioneers not responsible in case of injury or accident. All verbal information day of Auction takes precedence overwritten advertisement. All items sold “as-is.” Terms: Cash or Good PA Check. AUCTIONEERS: Central Auctioneering Service - Samuel Stoltzfus, Auctioneer RY001012 - (814) 349-8186, Lykens Valley Auctioneering Service - Ivan King, Auctioneer AU005712 - (717) 365-7139 and other volunteer Auctioneers. Committee: David J. Hostetler, 1314 Amish Rd., Winfi eld, PA 17889 • 570-524-5973 Farm Enos R. Zook, 6278 Stein Lane, Winfi eld, PA 17889 • 570-374-9049 Enos M. Yoder, 239 Oak Tree Rd., Winfi eld, PA 17889 CALL 570-837-7401 WEEK OF SALE & LEAVE MESSAGE July 3, 2020, Union County Times -7 Mark Smith Wins Fifth URC Kramer Kup At Selinsgrove Rine & Jones Claim Stock Car Victories Mark Smith stormed to the fi fth fi rst turn cushion on the second $3,073 ahead of the fi eld by 6.511 seconds at the fi nish. Kramer Kup win of his career at lap, Smith instead fell back while Locke rode home second followed by Jason Shultz, Adam Carberry Selinsgrove Speedway on Satur- Schott pulled away. and Chad Layton. day night, besting the URC Sprints By lap eight, Schott had a 1.693 Rine pulled a two in the feature redraw to start the 25-lap super late for laurels in the 8th running of second lead over Smith but when model main and wired the fi eld for the victory. the Kramer Williamson Memorial the leader entered traffi c, Smith Andy Haus drove from fourth to second on the start but eventually fell event, run in honor of the track’s made up dramatic ground, allow- victim to seventh starter Dylan Yoder who was motoring the top groove late champion and URC stalwart. ing him to drive up on the leader’s to the front of the pack. Jeff Rine of Danville won his tail. Yoder bypassed Haus for second on lap 12 but was 5.499 seconds back second super late model main in It was lap 11 when Smith blasted of leader Rine when he crossed the line. as many weeks at the track on Sat- by for the lead, just seconds before A yellow fl ag with three laps to go put Yoder on Rine’s tail for a shot urday to score career win 111 in a caution fl ag bunched the fi eld. at the lead but Rine jetted to the win by 4.011 seconds. the division at the oval while Jake At the halfway point, Smith Yoder was second followed by Bryan Bernheisel, Haus and Jim Yoder. Jones scored his second win of the was in control over Schott, Jason Sixth through 10th went to Brett Schadel, Coleby Frye, Jim Bern- season in roadrunner action. Shultz, Locke and Adam Carberry. heisel, Hayes Mattern and Dave Brouse Jr. Dallas Schott of Myerstown Smith hit traffi c with 10 laps to go Danville’s Jeff Rine wins his Keith Bissinger of Orangeville led the fi rst nine laps of the 12-lap road- Sunbury’s Mark Smith started on the pole of the 30-lap while Locke and Shultz traded the runner main before fourth starter Jake Jones got alongside for the lead. claimed his 5th Kramer Kup. Kramer Kup with Derek Locke to 111th feature with his wife, Shel- third spot and Chad Layton chal- Photo by Debbie Gastelu . ley and team mascot “Willy”. Jones had pressured Bissinger from the start but was only able to make his outside. Photo by Debbie Gastelu . lenged Carberry for fi fth. a pass with two laps to go. Schott motored into the lead when action began with third starter With fi ve laps to go, Smith had a The pair of leaders raced up close to the wall in the fi rst turn on the fi - Mark Smith of Sunbury blasting up to second on the start. lead of more than seven seconds as Locke got by Schott for the runner nal lap with Jones getting by for his second speedway win of the season. Smith at fi rst appeared ready to storm by Schott during the fi rst two up spot. Bissinger settled for second followed by Will Brunson, Curtis Lawton circuits but after nearly colliding with the leader when he hopped the Schott then faded backward as Smith headed for the checkers worth and Terry Kramer. Special Coupon Savings If you ar xt Coupon Section on October 2, 2020
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June - July • Carpet • Vinyl Tile Fine Furniture, Gifts • Vinyl • Ceramic Blaise & Accessories • Hardwood Tile lexander Save at least 20% OFF A All in-stock items! • Laminate • Area Rugs 2265 Old Turnpike • Lewisburg, PA 17837 12 Pine St., Beaver Springs We got your fl oors covered! 888-551-7069 / 570-524-7267 570-658-2511 - www.benfersfurniture.com 570-374-5787 www.blaisealexanderford.com Mon., Tues., Thurs. 10-5; Fri. 10-7; Sat. 10-3; Closed Wed. & Sun. 8- Union County Times, July 3, 2020 Library Off ers Binge Wynding Brook Wednesday League Of Women Voters Of Box DVD Collection Retirees League The Lewisburg Area News Borrow hours of entertainment with the Public Library for Union Standings as of June 24, 2020 13 - Bower - McRoberts - 1.5 - 4.5 County’s new Binge Box collection. The collection features over 30 American Conference 14 - Lawver - Meckley - 1 - 5 binge-worthy boxes each containing 4-6 DVDs that share a theme such Place - Name - Won - Lost as Tearjerkers, Movies that Kill, Heroes in Tights, Disney Princesses, 1 - R Allen - Klein 5 - 1 National Conference Animals Gone Crazy, Fantasy and more. A free bag of microwave pop- T2 - Day - Roth - 3.5 - 2.5 T1 - Knarr - Ryan - - 4.5 - 1.5 corn is included which each binge box check-out, while supplies lasts. T2 - Shellenberger - Steinbach - T1 - Z Fisher - Knouse - 4.5 - 1.5 “We started developing the Binge Box themes at the beginning of the 3.5 - 2.5 T3 - Boatman - Laidacker - 4 - 2 year and have continued working on them during the library’s closure,” T2 - D Allen - Fritzges - 3.5 - 2.5 T3 - Dooris - Harris - - 4 - 2 said Assistant Library Director Rachael Waugh. “With many of us still T2 - Neuer - Neuer - - 3.5 - 2.5 T5 - Rupert - Temple - - 3.5 - 2.5 feeling vulnerable leaving our homes and most summer activities being T2 - J Hans - Hockenbrock - 3.5 T5 - Aunkst - Bachman - 3.5 - 2.5 limited or canceled, our Binge Boxes off er a way to stay entertained on - 2.5 T5 - R Fisher - Zimmerman - 3.5 these hot summer nights.” T2 - Neuhard - Reynolds - 3.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 To check out a box you must have a Union County Library System card T8 - Houser - Mausteller - 3 - 3 T5 - Strosser - Talhelm - 3.5 - 2.5 and be a current library member in good standing. Search the library’s T8 - Fama - Rupert - - 3 - 3 9 - Dupes - Scampone - 2 - 4 online catalog at UnionCountyLibraries.org using the keyword “binge T10 - Frey - Troutman - - 2.5 - 3.5 10 - Andrews - Peterman - 1.5 - 4.5 box” or search for a box by name. Binge Boxes are loaned for seven days T10 - Babcock - Houseknecht - 11 - LaRoche - Latsha - - 1 - 5 with one renewal and are to be picked up and returned in drop boxes 2.5 - 3.5 12 - D Hans - Moser - - 0.5 - 5.5 outside of any Union County library. The late fee for a Binge Box is T10 - Batman - Callenberger - 2.5 $1.00 per day. - 3.5 Grace Rosevear, Lewisburg Area High School, with Nancy Neuman Below are the library’s current Binge Box titles with more to be added Seth Kline, Miffl inburg in the future. Area High School, and Adults Grace Rosevear, Lewisburg • Chick Flicks • Christmas Gone Wrong • Dystopia • Get Your Head in Area High School, recently the Game • Heroes in Tights • Movies That Kill • Musically Inclined • received the Nancy Neu- Screen Queens • Something to Tempt Your Palate • Tanks & Trenches • man Citizenship Award from Tearjerkers • This Movie Will Self-Destruct • Villains • Vroom, Vroom the League of Women Vot- • Wedding Bells ers of the Lewisburg Area. Children This award was established • Animals Gone Crazy • Christmas Adventures • Dinosaur/Prehistoric to honor Nancy’s service to • Disney Movies • Disney Pixar • Disney Princess • Dr. Seuss Classics our democracy as former na- • Fantasy • Original Christmas Classics • Pets • Sesame Street • Shirley tional president of the LWV Temple of the United States. The • Storybook Characters • Superheroes • Thomas & Friends award recognizes leader- For more information visit UnionCountyLibraries.org/BingeBoxes or ship potential and interest in call the library at 570-523-1172. community, national, and international issues. Seth and Grace were awarded this honor based on their academic records, service to community and school, a letter of recommenda- tion, and a written essay that they submitted to the League. Buy One, Get One FREE We are the Real 2nd Deal, your Local Entire Store Fireworks Store! Christmas We have been in the In July Google (Sunbury, Lewisburg, Mill Hall) fi reworks business for Coldwell Banker Penn Just Lite It 44 years! One Real Estate will be holding their 2nd Christ- t mas in July to raise money Near You To Ge and collect toys for the Eastern Union County Directions & Supplemental Food Bank’s Toy Program! If you would Locations For like to donate toys or a monetary donation please All Of Our call the offi ce at 570-524- 7500 or drop off at 331 Stores Market Street, Lewisburg during business hours. The Eastern Union County Firecrackers, Roman Candles, Supplemental Food Bank’s Bottle Rockets, Cakes, Etc! Toy Program provides toys for kids ages newborn-18 8601 W. Branch Highway (Intersection of Rt. 15 & Zeigler Rd.) Lewisburg (570) 713-5660 years during the holidays. Monday - Saturday 10AM - 9PM • Sunday 10AM - 6PM TRUCKLOAD
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TRUCKLOAD TRUCKLOAD TRUCKLOAD SALE SALE SALE $799 $1,299 $999 MSRP $1,499 MSRP $2,499 MSRP $1,899 BERNINA 335 BERNINA B475 BERNINA B435 • Semi-automatic needle threader • Jumbo bobbin holds 70% more thread • Easy-to-use 4.3” color touch screen • Sew buttonholes automatically • Easy-to use 4.3” color touch screen • Jumbo bobbin with 70% more thread • 91 different decorative stitches • Adjustable presser foot pressure • Adjustable presser foot pressure • Big space for big creativity • Convenient Automatic thread cutter • Needle threading with ease • BSR compatible
TRUCKLOAD TRUCKLOAD SALE SALE TRUCKLOAD $ $ SALE 699 999 $4,799 MSRP $1,199 MSRP $1,699 BERNINA 590E MSRP $7,499 BERNINA L450 BERNINA LL460460 • High power for unusual materials • High-quality stitcheshes • Free Hand System (FHS) • Sew & quilt lots of layers super fast • Wave-free seams • Foot control with needle up/down • Handle bigger projects with ease • Fast & smooth at any speed • Stitch by Stitch sewing • Achieve finest embroidery results • Easy & ergonomic threading • Large slide-on extension table • Easy positioning of embroidery designs with color-coded thread pattern • 1,500 stitches per minute
MODEL 6390 TRUCKLOAD SALE > Hinged drop leaf included and $ installed 2,399 > Right side extension platform MSRP $4,299 included and installed > Melamine, mar-resistant surface > Bi-fold swing away door > “Whisper Quiet” Electric Lift > In front of the needle sewing > Large 27”x15-1/2” universal cut-out to > Soft 2.5mm Edge Banding for fit the most new machines comfortable sewing > Integrated embroidery unit and hoop > Rounded corners for safety storage > 6 outlet power strip included STORE HOURS: > Pull-out panel with thread storage > Easy-roll lockable casters Monday - Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM shelves included and installed > Completely assembled! Saturday: 9 AM - 3 PM • Sunday : Closed
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