February 14, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Wednesday Afternoon Valentine’S Day Excitement New Oﬃ Cers for SCPASR Fire Destroys Home by Kay Poeth

LOCAL RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS THE Presorted Standard ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Sunbury, PA Snyder County Times 17801 The Area’s Largest Weekly Newspaper! Permit No. #17 A DIRECT MAIL PUBLICATION - 23RD YEAR - NO. 7 Friday, February 14, 2020 MIDDLEBURG, PA 17842 Wednesday Afternoon Valentine’s Day Excitement New Oﬃ cers For SCPASR Fire Destroys Home By Kay Poeth

On Wednesday, February 5, at approximately 4 p.m. 2020 Offi cers for Snyder County Pennsylvania Associa- fi refi ghters were called to a house fi re on Sunset Drive, in Second grade sponsors and students display the Valentine’s Day tion School Retirees Franklin Township. The home is considered a total loss. boxes that the made together. Front row: Pat Benfer, RECREO and Elsie Straub, Pres- Roses are red. Violets are blue. Valentine’s Day parties ident. Second Row-Mary Kaufman, Public Relations; are so very cool. For children at West Snyder Elementary Eunice Zeigler, SSMHF, Renee Wright, Legislative/Po- Battle Of The Brigades School, Valentine’s Day parties are one of the most excit- litical Education; Myrna Wiegle, Community Service; ing ones of the year. Who doesn’t want to receive mail? Nancy Kuhn, Secretary. Third Row-Beth Rearick, Past Fund Raiser And on this day each child receives a multitude of cards! President; Nancy Stull, Member Benefi ts and Services; The students read the cards, enjoy the variety of cards, Louise Hummel, Community Service, Sandra Kaufman, and of course the candy and treats are added bonuses. Ex- Treasurer citement abounds as “Thank you” and “Ooh, I love this card” fi ll the air. Then the children take the cards home and can relive their initial pleasure as they reread each card. When children take the time to select the type of cards to purchase and invest time addressing the cards to their classmates, the activity provides a real learning experience for them. It fosters responsibility and satisfaction in com- pleting an important task. Adding to the thrill of Valentine’s Day, the second grade classes also participated in an activity with their sponsors to decorate their Valentine’s Day boxes for the celebration. According to second grade teacher, Mrs. Rowles, “The students brought in empty cereal boxes. The sponsors helped the students wrap the box in foil. Then they decorated them with heart stickers, markers, and crayons.” The Selinsgrove VFW Auxiliary held a “Battle of the After that, the students and sponsors worked together to Brigades”bacon cheeseburger night on January 16th. make a bear magnet that said “You are beary special!” The We challenged all the local fi re companies to get as many sponsors got to take this home with them! The sponsors Elsie Straub installed as Snyder County Pennsylva- people out to vote for them as possible. We raised $1,000 also brought the children a chocolate bar with a wrapper for Snyder County Emergency Management to purchase nia Association School Retirees president by Sandra reminding them they are special! Kaufman and Beth Rearick training classes for all county fi rst responders. The Aux- Kenzie Keiser said, “My sponsor makes me feel happy.” iliary presented the check to Trish Scholl from Snyder When asked how she feels when she knows the sponsors County Emergence Management last night. will be coming, she replied that she feels “joy!” Sponsor Rodney C. Kratzer noted that “This is a very worthwhile project that lets the students know that they have support of others besides their parents and their teach- ers. It gives them another person to talk to and shows them that someone else cares about them and what they do in the classroom setting.” Kratzer added, “All the sponsors very much enjoy the Country Garden Farm Supply interaction with the students. We have 20 students and 20 sponsors. This gives every student the attention they need and not let anyone left out. All the sponsors enjoy the time they spend with the students!” Sponsors from local churches meet with all three second grade classes at West Snyder Elementary. Robin Kauff man reports that “We each bought our child a book at the beginning of the year. After that we did pumpkins, gingerbread The world’s most wearable rubber boot. houses, and 100th Day of School activities” with the students.

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Hoss’s February 27th, 2-4 pm, Selinsgrove RiverStage Community Theatre “Cyrano” Cash Bingo on March 7 at 1 pm at Middleburg VFW Post February 14th, 15th, 21st and 22nd, 7:30pm Feb. 23rd 5640. Doors open at noon. $20 for the fi rst ticket. Ad- 2:30pm Greenspace Center 815 Market St. Lewisburg ditional tickets are $5 each. $1 for special games. Please Archery Grocery Shoot Kreamer Sportsmans Club mark your calendars and plan to attend! Children wel- Go Ask Alice February 15th, 5:30pm, 570-898-0379 come! East Snyder Comm. Garden Seed Exchange Donations of baskets or items to raffl e are also needed Submit your questions to February 15th, 11-1pm Rudy Gelnett Memorial Library for the bingo. New items will be gratefully accepted. Alice Stelter Insurance at Bannerville Fire Co. Auction Contact Ginny Bruner at 570-837-5374 or drop off items 570-372-0612 or alice@ February 15th, 6pm, 570-658-6477 at 1114 Paxton Street. The proceeds will benefi t the Pax- stelterinsurance.com 832 N. Cash Bingo McClure Volunteer Fire Co. tonville Park. Market St. Selinsgrove, Pa February 16th, Doors 11:30, Bingo 1pm. Happy Anniversary to Pat and Guy Kerstetter who cel- 17870 West End Sportsmen’s Club Special Meeting ebrate their special day on Feb. 19. Respectfully submitted by February 16th, 2pm, 5038 Ridge Rd. McClure Middleburg News Alice Stelter, B.S. Health Snyder Cty Chapter PA School Retirees Breakfast Midd-West High School retirees will meet at the Mid- Education, Certifi ed Senior February 17th, 8:30am, Dennys Selinsgrove dle Creek Café at 9 am on February 19 for breakfast and Advisor CSA Mobile Health of Evangelical Bus-L&L Market Place conversation. Licensed Insurance Agent February 18th, 9-11am Free Bone density screening Harper the Therapy Dog will visit the Middleburg Li- MJHS Class of 1964 Luncheon Middleburg brary on Saturday, February 15 from 9:30-11:00 am for a February 20th, 1pm, Hotel Middleburger special reading time. This month Harper and her human Question: Alice, I am considering Cancer Insurance, Susquehanna Garden Club Tea Cup Arrangements family will share heart-felt- stories, a craft project and do you think this type of insurance coverage is needed? February 20th, 1pm, Susquehanna Valley CC snacks with guests. Call the library at 570-837-5931 for Answer: Absolutely a great idea! Cancer is the 2nd lead- Middleburg High School Class of 1963 Breakfast more information. ing cause of death in the US. February 21st, 9am, Rise & Shine, MPM Trinity United Methodist Church will hold Movie The average monthly cost of Cancer treatments: Che- MJHS Class of 1965 Monthly Lunch Night on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 6 pm. The featured movie motherapy $1000-$12,000, Radiation $9,000, Immuno- February 21st, Rise & Shine MPM is “Overcomer,” is an inspirational movie for the whole therapy $10,000+. Community Blood Drive Church of the Nazarene family. Free admission. Snacks will follow the movie. Medicare Recipients who have purchased a Medicare Ad- February 21st, 1-6pm, Selinsgrove 800-733-2767 Trinity UM Church is located at 51 S. Main Street in vantage plan (part C), can have annual out of pocket cancer Valentines Banquet/Dinner New Hope Baptist Church Middleburg. treatment costs from $3400-$6700 each year. Those fi g- February 22nd, 5:30pm, 570-837-5283 Kirk and Heather Ritter will be strolling down Anni- ures don’t include expensive drug costs. Sun P.ET.S. Silent Auction/Dinner versary Avenue on February 14. 67% of the total costs of cancer treatment are non-med- February 22nd 5pm, Country Cupboard Lewisburg Time to serenade Irene Walter with a belated Birthday ical. Did you know that the total annual cost of cancer Sportsmen’s Dinner by Mt. Pleasant Mills UMC Song ditty. Irene celebrated her special day on February care in the U.S. in 2020 is projected to increase 40% from February 22nd, 3-8pm, Fremont Social Hall 10. 2010? Cancer drugs have also doubled in the last decade. All You Can Eat Chicken/Waffl es Freeburg Fire Co. Barb Gregor will be spotted dancing the Birthday Boo- In a survey by the American Cancer Society they found February 22nd, 4-6pm, 570-374-1923 Take outs. gie on February 16. So miss this miss a day of birthday that 1 out of 5 respondents over the age of 65 said they had Spaghetti Dinner for Cancer Patient Timmy Parsons bliss. used all or much of their savings on cancer care. February 22nd 4-7pm, St. Mark’s Lutheran church Beaver Springs News Our offi ce recommends purchasing cancer insurance to Alfarata The Annual Daddy/Daughter Dance will be held at help cover some of those expensive out of pocket costs. A Beavertown Rescue Hose Co. Doughnut Day the MACC on Saturday, February 15 from 6:00-8:30 pm. typical policy ranges from $23-$35 a month for $10,000 February 24-25th, Order til Feb. 22nd. 570-658-7147 Registration, Raffl es, Refreshments, and Pictures begin of coverage. Live Your Best Life With Diabetes 6 week Program at 5:00 pm. The dance begins at 6:00 pm with music by Cancer Insurance is a great option to help with all the as- Feb. 25- March 31st, 11:30am Tuesdays Regional En- A.W. Entertainment. Daddy/Daughter photos are taken sociated costs of treating cancer and provides great piece gagement Center 429 8th St. Selinsgrove 866-415-7138 by Paul Wagner of Picture This Photography. Donations of mind. Give our offi ce a call to review your options and Mobile Health of Evangelical Bus Middleburg are $6 for Dads and $4 per Daughter. Spectator donation see if you are eligible. February 25th, 8-noon, Livestock Auction Rt. 522 is $5. MJHS Class of 1966 Monthly Breakfast McClure News February 26th, 9am. County Line Restaurant On February 18, Brady Wright will be 2-stepping down Snyder County Land Mobile Health of Evangelical Bus-Port Trevorton his mail route dancing the Birthday Jive. His cake will February 28th, 9-1pm, Snyder Cty Produce Auction hold 34 candles galore! Preservation Signups 2nd Annual Fremont Meat Bingo Social Hall Troxelville News February 29th, Doors 4pm, Bingo 6pm. The American Red Cross Blood Drive is being held The Snyder County Agricultural Land Preservation Board All You Can Eat Ham Pot Pie Benefi t Jimmy Delong at Port Ann Wesleyan Church, 2856 Troxelville Road, (SCALPB) would like to announce that the signup period for February 29th, 4-7pm, St. Thomas Indept Church MPM Middleburg, on Friday, February 21 from 1-6 pm. To the easement purchase program will be during the months of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ham/Meatloaf Dinner register call 1-800-733-2767 or visit RedCrossBlood.org. February and March (February 3- March 31st). Applications February 29th, 4-6:30pm, Buff et Style 570-837-6121 Walk-ins welcome. are available at the Snyder County Conservation District of- Soup, BBQ Chicken/Bake Sale Beaver Springs Mt. Pleasant Mills News fi ce at 10541 Rt 522, Middleburg, PA. February 29th, 10-12:30pm, Beaver Springs Fire Co. Happy Birthday to Angie Stahr who celebrates her spe- Applications can only be picked up and returned within the NOTE TO READERS:++ cial day on February 11. She is still rocking those Nifty above dates. Applicants that have applied in previous years To place events in the calendar please send them at least 50 years! Hehehe! I believe the magic number is 53. must complete a new application to be considered. three weeks before the event so that we can publish it Landowners wishing to apply must meet the following at least twice before the event. The deadline for events Midd-West Hosts Meetings to Explain Kindergarten minimum requirements: is Monday by Noon. The calendar goes by space avail- Registration - The farm must be listed in an approved agricultural secu- able. Send, fax or e-mail us your event. Address: P.O. All children who will be 5 years old before Septem- rity area. Box 356, Middleburg, PA 17842. Fax: 570-837-0776. ber 1, 2020 are eligible to be registered for kindergarten. - A minimum of 35 acres must be submitted. E-mail: [email protected]. All phone numbers must include Meetings to explain registration procedures to parents - At least half of the acreage must be in crop or pasture land. area code. will be held at the schools. Both Middleburg Elementary - The entire parcel as described by the deed must be sub- and West Snyder Elementary School will host their ses- mitted. sion on Wednesday, February 20 at 6 pm. Snow date is - The farm must have at least 50% of soils capability Class- Feb. 25 at 6 pm. es I through IV. At the meeting, parents will: (1) be introduced to the Middleburg Auction educational program off ered by the school district; (2) be told how to complete various student directory and medi- The following items were sold on February 11, 2020 cal history forms that are part of the registration process; Timothy: $ 190 to $240 per ton; Grass: $115 to $190 per (3) learn about the screening tests that will be adminis- Ton; Grass: $40 by the bale; Mixed: $60 to $270 per Ton; tered to children on registration day; and (4) receive an Mixed: $3.50 to $20 by the bale; Straw: $120 to $150 per appointment time for registration day. ton; Straw: $2.60 to $4.10 by the bale; Corn Fodder: $15 If you have a child who is eligible to attend kindergar- by the bale; Ear Corn: $130 by the Ton; Oats: $4 by the ten during the 2020-2021 school year, and you have not bushel; Firewood: $40 to $70 by the Load; Calf: $5 to completed a survey form, please notify the school, 570- $240 per hundred; Fats: $52 to $123.50 per hundred; Cow: 837-0046, ext. 4002 (Middleburg Elementary) ext. 5002 $20 to $660 per hundred; Bull: $59 to $82 per hundred; (West Snyder Elementary). Feeder: $22 to $130 per hundred; Hogs: $25 to $75 per Central Susquehanna Community Foundation’s An- hundred; Pigs: $50 to $80 per head; Sows: $10 to $54 per nual Meeting to Refl ect on Stories of Impact hundred; Boars: $8 to $30 per hundred; Sheep: $92 to $95 In celebration of another year of community philan- HAWAII CRUISE per hundred; Goats: $35 to $300 per head; Lamb: $170 to thropy, partnerships with generous donors and organiza- Local Group $ 275; Caull Pigs: $24 to $62 per hundred; Dairy Cows: tions, and many moving stories of impact, the Central $775 to $825 per head; Dairy Heifers: $100 to $1200 per Susquehanna Community Foundation will host its An- October 2021 head; Dairy Bulls: $200 to $1200 per head. nual Meeting on Wednesday, March 4. The event will be Air, prenight hotel, cruise held at The Barn at Frosty Valley in Danville beginning at 8:30 am. $2,997.00 Enjoy an inspiring time of refl ection as we listen and share stories of community giving from 2019. The free [email protected] event and breakfast are open to all, though reservations are required. To reserve your spot, contact Katie Simp- 570-837-0689 son at 570-752-3930 ext. 7 or [email protected] by February 19. [email protected] 239 East Main St Births Middleburg PA 17842 8:00 AM till 2:00 PM A boy, Dawson Lee Weller, to Jocelyn Brooks Weller ©1997 Snyder County Times, Inc. and Seth Weller of Mount Pleasant Mills on February 405 East Main Street, Middleburg, Pa. 17842 Rt. 522, between Middleburg & Kreamer 1, 2020 at 5:59am at The Family Place of Evangelical. Telephone: 570-837-6065 Fax: 570-837-0776 Grandparents are Nicki and Jarrett Brooks of West Milton and Wanda Weller and the late Harold Well of Miffl in- Email: [email protected] Horse & Tack Sale - Last Saturday of Every Month burg. 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The Snyder County Times is not responsible for typographical errors in emails. & Union County We mail to over 16,500 households in Snyder County and over 10,500 in Union County. Opinions are not necessarily the same view of the Newspaper or Management. Times! Member of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. February 14, 2020, Snyder County Times -3 Courts Police Edwin L. Stock & Andrew G. Stock for Jessie S. Stock, SELINSGROVE STATE POLICE Creek Road and as Seibel’s Ford F-150XLT approached Middleburg to Barbara A. Staschiak, Middleburg prop- Crash 8:39 a.m. January 22, on County Line Road, in the intersection, the 1997 Ford F-150XLT turned directly erty in Middleburg Borough for the sum of 168,000.00. Monroe Township. A 2015 Toyota Camry driven by Kyla A. into its path. Seibel’s Ford F-150XLt struck the 1997 Ford Bryan W. Wendt & Emily A. Marks Wendt, Selinsgrove Connor, 22, of Selinsgrove, was traveling south on County F-150 XLT. After impact the 1997 Ford F-150XLT traveled & Ute Westphal, Middleburg to Jan T. Opperman & Amy Line Road. A 2011 Ford F-350 was parked on the south west and struck a bridge railing with its front end and came Bauman, Selinsgrove property in Selinsgrove Borough side of the roadway. Connor experienced a signifi cant glare to rest facing west. Seibel’s Ford F-150XLT continued a for the sum of 168,000.00. from the sun causing her vision to become temporarily ob- short distance south along SR 35 and veered west and into Peter M. & Anisa M. Mikhail, Selinsgrove to Geoff rey scured. Connor failed to observe the Ford F-350 parked on the same bridge railing as the 1997 Ford F-150XLT, where A. & Deborah L. Shaff er, Selinsgrove property in Monroe the south side of the roadway, side swiping it, continuing it came to rest facing west. Upon impact with the bridge Manor II for the sum of 400,000.00. south striking a utility pole. No injuries were reported. railing the trailer being towed by Seibel’s Ford F-150XLT Todd P. & Juanita H. Martin, Port Trevorton to Shawn Crash 12:56 p.m. February 1, on Susquehanna Valley Mall swung into the northbound lane and struck Shreck-Beck’s D. & Sharon M. Martin, Port Trevorton property in Perry Drive, in Monroe Township. A 2005 Ford Freestyle and a Subaru Forester,which came to rest facing north. Minor in- Township for the sum of 140,000.00. Subaru Legacy were traveling west on Susquehanna Valley juries were reported. The driver of the 1997 Ford F-150XLT Paul F. & Linda L. Simpson,Northumberland to Richard Mall Drive exiting Walmart parking lot located at 980 N. was cited for vehicle turning left. A. & Jessica A. Pierce, Lewisburg property in Monroe Susquehanna Trail. The driver of the Ford Freestyle failed Forgery Between 2:12p.m.-11:14a.m. January 9-Febru- Township for the sum of 121,900.00. to observe a 2015 Subaru Legacy behind them and backed ary 5, at Boscov’s, at 1 Susquehanna Valley Mall Drive, in Kelly A. Sile Shamory & Scott W. Shamory, Beaver into the Subaru Legacy. No injuries were reported. Monroe Township. The suspect, an employee of Boscov’s, Springs to Sarah & Landon M. Walter, Bellefonte Pa. Crash 10:25 p.m. February 1, on Middle Road, in Adams was returning items purchased by customers without their property in Spring Township for the sum of 103,000.00. Township. A 2004 Chevrolet Malibu driven by Alisha M. knowledge. The suspect was then signing the return receipts Daniel A. & Kelli K. Stimely, Washington Township to Kerstetter, 18, of Middleburg, was traveling west on Mid- and taking the cash. The investigation is ongoing. William Wilkinson, Casper Wyoming property in Wash- dle Road. Kerstetter failed to negotiate a left curve in the DUI 11:03 p.m. January 20, on N. Susquehanna Trail/ ington Township for the sum of 415,000.00. roadway, driving straight off the right side of the roadway, Sunbury Road, in Shamokin Dam. A 2020 Chevrolet Trax Stacey T. Shrawder, Sunbury & Vince L. & Lisa L. striking a ditch. Kerstetter’s Chevrolet Malibu continued driven by Marquese Johnson-King, 21, of Washington DC, Shrawder, Paxinos DBA Shade Mountain Homes LLC, traveled straight and struck a stone pillar mailbox, continu- was stopped for speeding. Johnson-King was found to be Hummels Wharf to Benjamin M. Weber, New Berlin & ing momentum and rolled onto its roof due to the slope of under the infl uence of a controlled substance and was ar- Andrew T. Weber, New Berlin property in Jackson Town- the embankment. Coming to rest on its roof facing east. rested for DUI. ship for the sum of 37,500.00. Kerstetter was transported to Evangelical Hospital for pos- Mental Health Act 7:06 p.m. January 29, on Snyder Av- William T. & Jennifer A. Welshans, Selinsgrove to Pa- sible neck injury where she was later released. Kerstetter enue, in Spring Township. A family disturbance occurred tricia A. Wendt, Selinsgrove & Bryan W. & Emily A. was cited for driving on roadways laned for traffi c. over a juvenile having behavioral issues. During the dis- Wendt, Selinsgrove property in 390,000.00. Rape Forcible Opposite Sex 3 p.m. January 3, on Walnut turbance the juvenile kicked and struck his mother several Barbara A. Staschiak, Middleburg to Christine Cooper Street, in Center Township. This incident occurred as a CY- times. Troopers are investigating. Grace, Selinsgrove property in Middlecreek Township 104 was received at PSP Selinsgrove detailing statements Drug Possession 9:33 p.m. January 27, at 1 Susquehanna for the sum of 166,000.00. made to probation that alleged the rape of a juvenile. Valley Mall Drive, in Monroe Township. Unknown actor(s) Donald S. & Donna L. Moyer, Richfi eld to Walter R. Hit & Run 11:10 a.m. January 20, of W. Market Street, dropped a glassine baggie containing a clear rock-like sub- & Violet S. Tharp, Middleburg property in West Perry in Beavertown. A 2013 Chevrolet Cruze driven by Dylan stance. PSP was contacted and the baggie was placed into Township for the sum of 50,000.00. T. Fogarty, 22, of Selinsgrove, and a 2001 Ford F-250 Su- evidence. The investigation is ongoing. River Valley Builders LLC. Selinsgrove to Daniel A. & percab driven by Lester E. Long Jr., 47, of McClure, were Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 8:13 p.m. January 27, Kelli K. Stimely, Middleburg property in Monroe Town- traveling north on SR 522 in Beavertown. Long attempted on Sale Barn Road/SR 522, in Middlecreek Township. A ship for the sum of 1.00. to make a right turn into a roadside gas station parking lot 2004 Chevrolet Silverado driven by a 35 year old male, of Diane B. Jay for Beatrice B. Shur to Carl L. Pfi tzen- . Fogarty’s Chevrolet Cruze struck Long’s Ford F-250 Su- Mt. Pleasant Mills, was stopped for a stop sign violation. mayer Jr. Montgomery Pa. property in Penn Township for percab. Fogarty was cited for driving under the infl uence of Drug paraphernalia was located in the vehicle. The investi- the sum of 145,500.00. alcohol or controlled substance. gation continues. Fannie Mae Mortgage, Dallas ,Tx to Alycia S. Benner, Criminal Mischief Between 8-12p.m. February 1-2, at DUI Crash 5:18 a.m. January 25, E. Pine Street/S. 3rd Middleburg property in Middleburg Borough for the sum 120 Park Avenue, in Monroe Township. On February 3, at Street, in Selinsgrove. Drew Trautman, 23, of Freeburg, of 61,500.00. approximately 4:58 p.m. PSP was contacted by Brian Pon- was arrested for DUI after crashing his 1999 Honda Civic Greater Susquehanna Valley Young Mens Christiain tius, 51, of Selinsgrove, about a 2004 Toyocar Van Contain- into a parked car. Trautman refused a blood test. Charges Asso. Sunbury to William T. & Jennifer A. Welshans, Se- er Hauler being “egged” over the weekend. Investigation for DUI and other traffi c violations were fi led on February linsgrove property in Monroe Township for the sum of is ongoing. 6, through District Court 17-3-02. 600,000.00. Hit & Run 6:32 p.m. January 27, on N. Susquehanna Theft 4:44 p.m. January 27, on SR 235, in Adams Town- Melvin A. Knepp & Darlene M. Witmer & Robert L. Trail, in Monroe Township. An unknown vehicle and a ship. PSP received a report of theft involving two cell Knepp for Sterril A. Knepp to John F. Kauff man II, Bea- 2016 Pontiac SRX driven by Carol Good, 68, of Middle- phones, a J7 valued at $78 and a Solo valued at $104. PSP ver Springs property in Spring Township for the sum of burg, were traveling south on N. Susquehanna Trail. Good is investigating. 50,000.00. was stopped in the left lane at a steady red traffi c signal. Harassment 2:38 p.m. January 27, on Richard Road, in Ronald E. & Nicole M. Weikel, Middleburg to Twenty The front bumper of the unknown vehicle struck the rear of Center Township. An alleged child abuse incident occurred. Nine South LLC, Middleburg 2 properties in Beavertown Good’s Pontiac SRX causing minor damage. The unknown CYS and PSP are investigating. Borough for the sum of 1.00. vehicle left the scene without exchanging information. No Theft from Motor Vehicle Between 3-2:30p.m. January William S. Lash, Shamokin Dam to Pamela A. & Todd injuries were reported. 26-31, at Gilson Snow Inc., at 6985 New Berlin Highway, Musser, Selinsgrove, property in Shamokin Dam Bor- Harassment/Physical Contact 1:40 a.m. January 29, in in Jackson Township. Unknown person(s) removed 18 ough for the sum of 1.00. Penn Township. PSP was dispatched for a report of an as- snowboards valued at almost $10,000, from the bed of a Dorothy K. Bailey, Selinsgrove to Linda S. Voneida, Se- sault. Sharon Brooks, 31, of Selinsgrove, struck a 26 year company truck, a 2017 Ford F-250 Supercab. The person(s) linsgrove & Kenneth R. Bailey, Shamokin Dam & Bruce old female, of Selinsgrove, during a verbal argument. A then left the scene undetected. Anyone with information is F. Bailey, Beaver Springs & Dorothy K. Bailey Trust non-traffi c citation was issued through District Court 17- asked to contact police at 570-374-8145. property in Jackson Township for the sum of 1.00. 3-03. Crash 10:58 p.m. January 29, on Penns Drive, in Monroe Shirley A. & Ronald E. Wilson, McClure to Shawn C. Criminal Mischief Between 12a.m.-2p.m. February 3, at Township. A 2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer driven by Melis- Wilson, Middleburg 3 properties in West Beaver Town- 1105 Red Hill Road, in Union Township. Unknown actor(s) sa A. Rodarmel, 46, of Miffl inburg, was traveling east on ship for the sum of 1.00. damaged a mailbox belonging to Daniel Flaherty, 78, of Penns Drive. For unknown reasons Rodarmel’s Chevrolet Jon I. Parker & Charis D. Szczurek Parker, Port Trevor- Port Trevorton. Anyone with information is asked to con- Trailblazer traveled from the eastbound and struck an em- ton to Jon I & Charis D. Parker, Port Trevorton property tact police at 570-374-8145. bankment before traveling back across the eastbound and in Chapman Township for the sum of 1.00. Crash 9:31 p.m. February 1, on Paxtonville Road, in westbound lanes and down an embankment, rolling over Terry E. & Kathie M. Hornberger, Middleburg to Mi- Franklin Township. A 2001 Mazda Tribute driven by Chad and coming to rest facing east. Rodarmel was transported to chael J. & Lori E. Hornberger, Middleburg property in C. Walter, 32, of Middleburg, was traveling east on Paxton- Geisinger Medical Center for treatment of serious injuries. Washington Township for the sum of 1.00. ville Road when it traveled off the south side of the road- Invasion of Privacy 10 p.m. February 1, in Monroe Town- Terry E. & Kathie M. Hornberger, Middleburg to Mi- way striking an embankment, overturning, sliding across ship. PSP responded to a report that photos belonging to chael J. Hornberger & Kerry E. Hornberger, Middleburg the roadway on its roof before landing on its wheels after the victim, a 38 year old female, were taken without her & Joshua M. Hornberger, Middleburg ,2 properties in going down a small culvert. Minor injuries were reported. consent. The investigation is open and ongoing. Washington Township for the sum of 1.00. Walter was cited for driving on roadways laned for traffi c. Harassment by Communication 7 p.m. February 2, in Karen Y. Vanhorn Wagner, Beavertown to Thomas A. Criminal Mischief 1 a.m. February 2, on Salem Glenn Center Township. PSP responded to a residence for a report & Karen Y. Wagner property in Beavertown Borough for Blvd., in Penn Township. Two vehicles, a 2013 Nissan Ar- of harassment via communication between two juveniles. the sum of 1.00. mada and a 2018 Ford Escape and the residence were egged This incident is under investigation. Thomas A. Wagner, Beavertown to Thomas A. & Karen between February 1-2. Anyone with information is asked to Crash 8:17 a.m. February 7, on S. Susquehanna Trail, in Y. Wagner, Beavertown 3 properties in Beavertown Bor- contact police at 570-374-8145. Chapman Township. A 2015 Nissan Altima was traveling ough for the sum of 1.00. Criminal Mischief 2 a.m. February 2, on Park Avenue, in north in the left lane of S. Susquehanna Trail. Due to recent John D. Seebold, Troxelville to John D. & Donna L. Monroe Township. A 2011 Toyocar Van container trailer, a rainfall, there was standing water on the roadway. The Nis- Seebold, Troxelville property in Adams Township for the 2002 Ford and a 2004 Toyocar Van container trailer were san Altima hit the water and began hydroplaning causing sum of 1.00. egged between February 1-2. Anyone with information is the driver to lose control of the Nissan Altima. The Nissan asked to contact police at 570-374-8145. Altima exited the roadway striking a cement barrier in the DISTRICT JUDGE JOHN H. REED, Harassment/Physical Contact 6:30 p.m. February 2, on median. The driver received a written warning for driving SELINSGROVE Cliff ord Road, in Penn Township. A domestic incident oc- vehicle at safe speed. Charged Matthew Armand Cassini, 18, of Great Mead- curred between a mother and daughter. It was reported that Drug Possession 2:58 p.m. February 3, at 1216 S. Market ows, NJ, with two counts of possession with intent to the 40 year old daughter slapped her 67 year old mother Street, in Penn Township. PSP was dispatched for a pos- deliver a controlled substance, one count of possession of and the mother grabbed the daughter by the shoulder and sible drug overdose. During the course of the investigation drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled sub- pushed her. Both parties were cited for harassment through several items of drugs and drug paraphernalia were recov- stance on January 29. Cassini was arraigned on January 29 District Court 17-3-03. ered. and bail was set at $50,000 monetary. A preliminary hear- Terroristic Threats 2:15 a.m. February 2, in Washington ing was scheduled for February 4, at 11 a.m. Township. PSP responded to a Safe2Say incident involving Charged Brian Gordon Munns, 46, of White Deer, with a male juvenile posting a threat directed towards a 17 year two counts of possession of a controlled substance by a old female, of Selinsgrove, by means of social media. The person not registered, possession of a small amount of mar- investigation is ongoing. ijuana for personal use, possession/use of drug parapherna- Crash 7:05 p.m. January 31, on SR 35, in Penn Township. lia, and harassment on January 30. Munns was arraigned A 1997 Ford F-150XLT driven by a 16 year old male, of Rt. 11 & 15, Just South of Port Trevorton • Phone: 570-374-1550 on January 30 and bail was set at $50,000. A preliminary Middleburg, was traveling north on SR 35. A 2012 Ford Store Hours: Mon. - Sat. 7 a.m.-8 p.m.; Closed Sunday hearing was scheduled for February 11, at 10:45 a.m. F-150XLT driven by Derwin. R. Seibel, 37, of Mt. Pleas- Charged Mercedes Sophia Holmes, 28, of Palmyra, NJ, ant Mills, was traveling south in the of SR 35 and a 2015 with retail theft and receiving stolen property on February Subaru Forester driven by Shelby J. Shreck-Beck, 59,. of SPECIALS EFFECTIVE: FEB. 17TH - FEB. 22ND 1. Holmes was arraigned on February 1 and bail was set at Mt. Pleasant Mills, was traveling directly behind the 1997 Easy Carve Ham lb. $2.39 $25,000 monetary. A preliminary hearing was scheduled Ford F-150XLT. The 1997 Ford F-150XLT slowed to for February 4, at 10:30 a.m. nearly a stop to make a left turn from SR 35 onto Middle Lebanon Bologna lb. $5.09 Charged Kenneth Raymond-Lee Heileg, 25, of Sunbury, with possession of a controlled substance by a person not C-V Sharp Cheese lb. $3.69 registered, possession/use of drug paraphernalia, driving under the infl uence of a drug or combination of drugs with White American Cheese lb. $3.29 general impairment, false identifi cation to law enforce- ment, registration and certifi cate of title required, driving Ice Cream 48 oz. $2.99 while operating privilege is suspended or revoked, care- less driving, and two counts of violations concerning li- Cream Cheese 8 oz. $1.29 censes on January 30. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for March 24, at 1 p.m. Creamy Peanut Butter 16 oz. $1.69 Charged Beth Ann Heller, 35, of Sunbury, with retail theft on January 31. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Saltine Crackers 16 oz. $1.59 March 18, at 11:45 a.m. Charged George I. Botticher, 28, of Bellefonte, with pos- Syrup 24 oz. $3.79 session of a fi rearm by person with felony convictions on Pretzels 16 oz. December 9. Botticher was arraigned on February 4 and $1.29 bail was set at $25,000. A preliminary hearing is scheduled Stop by our deli for a quick hot for February 18, at 2 p.m. meal on busy school nights. 1st Annual VALLEY OUTDOORS Check out our complete line of DISTRICT JUDGE LORI HACKENBERG, 2 homemade salads as well. We MIDDLEBURG CABIN FEVER EXPO have homemade baked goods too Charged Michael David Oldt, 31, of New Berlin, with Saturday, February 15 • 10am-6pm with a cup of our great coffee. four counts of theft by unlawful taking on January 22. Oldt MENU FOR FEB. 17TH - FEB. 22ND was arraigned on January 30 and bail was set at $100,000. Sunday, February 16 • 10am-4pm MONDAY: BBQ Meatballs, Gourmet Cheese Potatoes, A preliminary hearing was scheduled for February 6, at Mifflinburg Intermediate School 250 Mabel St., Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Chicken Broccoli Alfredo, Chicken Corn & Noodle Soup 11:15 a.m. FREE Admission • FREE Parking • FREE Door Prizes TUESDAY: Hamloaf, White Cheddar Potatoes, Charged Charles Gilbert Wood Jr., 59, of Milton, with Beefaroni, Turkey Stuffi ng Wraps theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, and Grand Prizes Include: WEDNESDAY: Stromboli, Chicken Pot Pie, Cheddar theft by failure to make required disposition of funds on 360 Hunting Blind • Trijicon Accupoint Riflescope Bacon Potatoes, Pork BBQ January 13. 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Davidson & Son hearing is scheduled for March 26, at 11 a.m. Schlegel Excavating • Weaver’s Archery • Young’s Taxidermy Items Off ered Every Day: Fried Chicken, Potato Brendan’s Towne Tavern • Hans Cedardale Satellite • Runkle Agency • TK Tackle Wedges, Baked Beans, Macaroni & Cheese 4- Snyder County Times, February 14, 2020 Obituaries United Way Strategic Plan Reed Stanley Ritter, Beavertown the Order of the Eastern Star, and was active with the Se- For Youth Mental Health Reed Stanley Ritter went linsgrove Band Boosters, the Cub Scouts and Webelos. The Greater Susquehanna Valley and Columbia-Montour Unit- home to Glory on February Violet’s greatest pleasure was shopping and her greatest ed Ways announced the release of a comprehensive report and 4, 2020. joy were her children. strategic plan to address Youth Mental Health in Rural Central He was born on March 16, She is survived by one daughter, Pamela Y. Stauff er of Pennsylvania. 1920, the son of Reed Walk- Selinsgrove; two sons, Timothy L. and fi ance, Nadeen The report, which can be found at www.gsvuw.org/youthmen- er Ritter and Beulah Esther Wendt of Knapp, Wis., and Anthony G. “Tony” Stauff er talhealthreport, is the result of the Rural Central Pennsylvania Bingaman. On May 3, 1940 and wife Kimberly of Glen Burnie, Md.; two grandchil- Youth Mental Health Task Force, led by the United Ways. This is he married Laree Henrietta dren, Tiff any J. and Timothy J. Stauff er; and one sister and a group of nearly sixty school social workers, counselors, com- Aigler, who preceded him brother-in-law, Vivian and Carl Haines of Winfi eld. munity/non-profi t leaders, and mental health providers which in death on September 1st. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Warren originally convened in Nov. 2018 to discuss the growing chal- 2019. They were married 79 Smith Jr. and Melvin Smith; and two sisters, Gloria Freed lenge we face with increasing youth mental health issues. years. and Madeline Renard. According to the Pennsylvania Youth Survey (PAYS) 2018 re- Stan was a graduate of Bea- A viewing was held Feb. 8, at the V.L. Seebold Funeral sults, more than one in third of the adolescents in our region (Co- ver Vocational High School. Home, 601 N. High St., Selinsgrove, followed by the fu- lumbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union counties) He loved sports and played neral with the Rev. Randall G. Bennett Jr. and Pastor Curt report having felt sad or depressed most days in the last twelve soccer and basketball. Fol- L. Brown, offi ciating. months; one in fi ve report having planned their suicide; and one lowing graduation he helped Burial was at Orchard Hills Cemetery, Shamokin Dam. in fi ve report having attempted suicide. Further, according to the his parents on the family farm, and held numerous other Contributions to honor Violet’s memory may be made to Centers for Disease Control, youth in rural areas are 1.8 more jobs including working with his brother Ned in construc- Christ Community United Methodist Church, 3939 Park likely to die by suicide. tion and with his brother Frank at US Rubber Co. making Road, Selinsgrove, PA 17870. “The data is alarming,” says Joanne Troutman, president & TNT. CEO of Greater Susquehanna Valley. “So many children are not On May 6, 1944 Stan enlisted in the Navy. During WWII Louise E. Reich, 74, Selinsgrove only not getting the services they need, but their mental health Stan was stationed at Norfolk, VA where he was a Mo- Louise E. Reich, 74, of Se- challenges often go unrecognized. Every system, from educa- tor Mechanist 3rd Class, discharged on February 17, 1946. linsgrove, passed away on tion to healthcare to human services, are vastly under-resourced After the war he was a mechanic at Super Service Ga- Sunday, Feb. 9, 2020, at her when it comes to mental health supports.” rage in Beavertown from 1946-1970. He worked at Bea- home. In our rural community, we face multiple challenges which vertown Block Co., from 1970 – 1985. Although retired She was born June 10, 1945, take away from the holistic care, nurturing, and mental growth from the day to day responsibilities, he worked part-time in Berwick, a daughter of the of our young people. The report details each challenge and re- at Beavertown Block for another 10 years. late George L. and Phyllis spective recommendations and objectives. The report also at- He enjoyed golfi ng, hunting, fi shing, playing pinocle, and (Evans) Smith. On Aug. 18, tempts to paint a comprehensive picture of the current Youth was the only living charter member of the Beaver Oaks 1985, she married Eugene H. Mental Health landscape as well as the next steps and a policy Rod and Gun Club. Reich who survives. agenda for how to enact change. He was a lifetime member of the Evangelical United Louise was a 1963 graduate “The United Way and our partners are fi ghting every day to Brethren Church, currently the United Methodist Church of Danville High School. provide better access to services, opportunity, education and of Beavertown. She had been employed at connections for youth in our area,” says Adrienne Mael, Presi- He is survived by one daughter Carole Jones of Oakland, Susquehanna University, and dent & CEO of the United Way of Columbia-Montour County. California, and one son and daughter-in-law Delmar and Boscov’s, both of Selinsgrove. “Through the work of the Task Force, we will strive for the long- Colleen Ritter of Middleburg, PA. Also surviving are four She was a member of Hummel’s United Methodist term, sustainable change outlined in the report.” grandchildren, Rebecca Yost McCoy, Nathan Yost, Kyle Church, Middleburg. The plan lists the following goals to be accomplished over Ritter, Kirk Ritter and 5 great grandchildren, Tristan, Ol- Louise was an excellent cook, enjoyed caring for her the next 10 years, as refl ected by the PAYS survey and other lo- ivia, Gretchen, Savannah, and Jackson Ritter. He is also home, and faithfully kept her diary. cal data: improving depressive symptoms of adolescents in each survived by one sister, Ruth Rigel of Beaver Springs. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one son and county by 50 percent, improving “Total Protection” of adoles- He was preceded in death by brothers Ned, Frank, and daughter-in-law, Todd R. and Jodie Shaff er; four stepchil- cents by 10 points, and eliminating adolescent deaths by suicide. Lewis Ritter, a sister Goldie Klinepeter, and a sister at dren and their spouses, Sherry A. and Larry Garverick, Paul Roman, Assistant Vice Principal at the Selinsgrove Mid- birth. Terri S. and Gene Heckman, Lori J. and Brian Hummel, dle School serves as chair of the Youth Mental Health Task Force Friends and relatives will be received from 2-3pm on and Eugene H. II “Skip” and Jenny Reich; two grandchil- and is a member of the United Way Behavioral Health & Addic- Sunday at the Beavertown United Methodist Church dren, Zachary and Madison Shaff er; fi ve stepgrandchil- tion Impact Council. “Our passion for this issue is enhanced by where the funeral will follow at 3pm with Rev. Jim Jacobs dren, Adam Hummel, Laura Goetz, Kelsi Rustad, Kasey this mental health strategy and the promise that it brings to the and Rev. Kathy Mercado offi ciating. Hummel, and Ryan Reich; three great-grandchildren; and success of our work as a school district and through the United Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery in Beavertown. one brother, Gary Smith. Way,” Roman says. “We recognize these challenges at our dis- Arrangements are by the Pheasant Funeral Home, 130 S. She was preceded in death by one sister, Georgia Lee trict and are working to better support and collaborate with men- Zechman St., Beavertown. Smith; and one stepgranddaughter, Kylie Hummel. tal health providers and other stakeholders in the mental health At Louise’s request, there will be no viewing. Friends arena.” Violet R. Stauff er, 81, Selinsgrove and family were received Feb. 12, at the Hummel’s United Perry Meadows, M.D., J.D., M.B.A., Medical Director of Gov- Violet R. Stauff er, 81, of Methodist Church, 427 Sassafras Road, Middleburg, fol- ernment Programs for Geisinger Health Plan and chair of the Be- Selinsgrove, passed away on lowed by the funeral with Pastor Carvel K. May offi ciat- havioral Health and Addiction Impact Council which oversees Wednesday evening, Feb. 5, ing. the work of the Task Force, adds, “From the Impact Council per- 2020, at her home. Burial was at the adjoining church cemetery. spective, we are taking the lead to advocate for these issues and She was born Feb. 26, 1938, Contributions to honor Louise may be made to Hummel’s solutions, and determining the best course of action to provide in Center Township, Snyder United Methodist Church, 427 Sassafras Road, Middle- support in achieving the goals outlined in this strategic plan.” County, a daughter of the burg, PA 17842. Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way and United Way of late Warren E. and Fannie E. Arrangements are by the Hummel Funeral Home, 574 Columbia-Montour County are collective impact organizations (Smith) Smith. On Dec. 25, Hill St., Middleburg. serving rural central Pennsylvania, the counties of Columbia, 1955, she married Timothy Montour, Northumberland, Snyder and Union. The mission of S. Stauff er who preceded her Marlin W. Lahr, 84, Hummels Wharf United Way is to fi ght for the health, income and fi nancial stabil- in death on July 28, 2014. Marlin W. Lahr, 84, of Hummels Wharf and ity of every person in every community. Violet had attended Ha- formerly of Sunbury and Trevorton, passed zletts and Penns Creek away Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020, at his residence. schools, and the Middleburg Private services will be held at the conve- High School. Sports Scores nience of the family. GIRLS BASKETBALL Her employment history in- HIGH SCHOOL cluded Groce Silk Mills, Se- Lewisburg 55, Selinsgrove 44 Barbara A. Dangler, 85, Selinsgrove Selinsgrove 50, Montoursville 31 linsgrove, the Snyder County Barbara A. Dangler, 85, went home with her Lord and BOYS BASKETBALL Trust Company, Selinsgrove Shikellamy 61, Selinsgrove 56 Montgomery 42, Midd-West 33 ROUGH CUT LUMBER Savior on Feb. 5, 2020, at the Manor at Penn Village, Se- WRESTLING where she was a loan offi cer, linsgrove. Loyalsock 83, Midd-West 58 the Auto Ranch Ceramics, and the Snyder County Prison. Selinsgrove 68, Milton 62 Selinsgrove 42, Miffl inburg 32 At Barb’s request, there will be no viewing or visitation. BOYS BOWLING She was a member of Christ Community United Method- A memorial marker for her and Paul can be found at the East Juniata 51, Midd-West 49 ist Church, Selinsgrove, and the Busy Bees of the church, Midd-West 66, Montgomery 25 Shikellamy 4, Selinsgrove 1 Veterans Section, Northumberland Memorial Park, Ston- GIRLS BOWLING ington. Shikellamy 4, Selinsgrove 1

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The company sold books and bibles It Could Get Worse through more than 4,000 agents in all parts of the United Opinion pages and news casts can’t accept that “everyone” States, and owned many of the exclusive copyrights of these is doing better under Pres. Trump. The economy is booming, unemployment is record low, NATO is more powerful than books. Two of the company’s biggest sellers were The Devil ever, three top terrorists have been eliminated, new trade deals in the Church and Satan In Society which sold over 50,000 abound, and the list goes on and on. On the other hand the copies. Democrat agenda includes sanctuary cities in chaos, no spot in Ammon Monroe Aurand Jr. began assisting his father in Los Angeles free of drug paraphernalia, “free” education and the printing business when he was 5 years old by setting health care for all including illegal immigrants, Green New type for the newspapers. He was recognized as the youngest Deal replacing petroleum industry employing 3 Million people typesetter in the U.S., and even big city daily newspapers with wind/solar energy employing 300,000 (a loss of 2.7 Million devoted considerable space about him. By 11 years of age jobs), and infanticide, the murder of babies. Just when you think the younger Ammon was conducting a news agency which it can’t get worse, it does. The Democrats introduced a new bill called “New Way Forward” Act. Sounds snappy but what is it? sold daily newspapers and magazines. Why haven’t we heard about this on the liberal news stations? An avid reader and collector of books like his father, Am- New Way Forward Act brief – Convicted felons “should not be mon Jr. was fascinated with local history, especially the deported” regardless of severity like robbery, murder, molest- customs of the Pennsylvania Dutch and the Amish commu- ing children, rape, drug cartel member (i.e. MS-13 members), nities. Growing up in central Pennsylvania, he noticed that etc. Deportation would be “white supremacy”. These felons most of the local residents spoke both Pennsylvania Dutch can ALSO become U.S. citizens and vote. If an immigrant is and English. He also observed that they possessed certain to be deported, immigration judges can overrule deportation or- behavioral patterns that distinguished them from other ders. Immigrants entering our country illegally CANNOT be walks of life. deported. In essence our borders are open for all comers regard- The Aurand’s Herald buildings still stand in Beaver Springs less of criminal activity. WOW! It gets better. The “right to today! Big dreams are possible even in a small town! In 1923, the Aurand family sold the printing business and come home” allows those who have been deported to return “at Then Now moved to Harrisburg. It was there that Ammon Jr. began his tax payer expense” (estimated cost $1B). In other words those Towards the end of the nineteenth century, 16 year old extensive research and publishing of Pennsylvania history. 480,000 deported immigrants (rapists, child molesters, sex traf- Ammon Monroe Aurand from a small village in Snyder A member of the PA German Folklore Society, he special- fi ckers, cartel members, etc.) can return at OUR EXPENSE. County opened a printing offi ce and put to press the fi rst is- ized in Pennsylvania German traditions, and wrote exten- They get “free” health care as well. In essence we would be- sue of the Adamsburg Herald, later renamed the Adamsburg sively about Amish beliefs and religion. come a penial colony. This “New Way Forward” Act is endorsed Weekly Herald. Aurand’s fi rst piece of equipment was the His books on Pennsylvania Germans described little by 44 Democrats including at least 2 Democrat presidential can- purchase of a small card press for seventy-fi ve cents. known facts about Bundling, the Amish and Mennonites, didates and the press wants to keep it quiet. I wonder why! On March 5, 1887, the four column two-page folio made Pow-Wows, Wit and Humor, Superstitions, Witchcraft, If the Democrats win the Senate and/or the presidency in 2020, its debut and readers paid an annual subscription rate of 50 America is in trouble. Don’t take the election for granted like and Quaint Idioms and Expressions. He also ventured into Hilary Clinton. Bring out your relatives in Nov. and vote for cents to read about local gossip from surrounding villages, Pennsylvania Dutch Cookbooks, the Molly Maguires, Eph- America. current events, household medical remedies, fascinating rata Cloisters and the History of Pennsylvania. Arthur Keller, Beavertown facts from around the nation, humorous stories and histori- Ammon Jr. wrote the historical booklets and his father cal pieces. published them under the name of The Aurand Press. These Letters to the Editor may be only submitted every other week. The change in the name of the town from Adamsburg to small booklets developed into larger volumes which includ- Please remember that the Letters to the Editors are not to be used as a personal vendetta or attack on others whose Beaver Springs a few years later prompted Aurand in 1909 ed 101 works in 304 publications in 2 languages and 3,101 view differs from your own. The opinions expressed are not to retitle his paper The Snyder County Weekly Herald. Not library holdings. necessarily the opinion of view of this publication. Limited to only did the name change, but so did the stories. A veracious Here are two excerpts from one of his books entitled “Pop- 350 words or less. We reserve the right to reject or edit any or reader and researcher, Aurand wrote articles on agricultural ular Home Remedies and Superstitions”: “For a snake bite, all letters submitted. We reserve the right to accept or reject any or all handwritten letters. Letters must include your name & town prices, reports from lawmakers, fi nancial sections and re- catch a toad and tie it on the wound. If the toad dies, repeat (which will be published) . Also include contact information ligious opinions. Soon medicinal remedy ads and business the operation until the toad remains alive” and “A smile on (for our use only). opportunities appeared to help pay expenses. the face of a sleeping child may be a sign of colic or a sign Readers took notice and circulation soon reached 2,000 that angels may be playing with it.” Donut Day is homes. Every Thursday the paper informed families of lo- Both father and son shared a common goal of bringing lo- coming up soon! Weaver’s cal, state, national and world news. The success of the news- cal incidents to their proper place in history. As part of the Stop early in the morning Market & Bakery paper opened the door for Aurand to publish other journals. preface to one of his books, Ammon Jr. writes: “We have or wait till noon... Rts. 11 & 15, Port Trevorton In addition to the weekly newspapers, the young editor covered a gap in the history of this great state, which, if left We’ll have many kinds from which 10 miles S. of Selinsgrove published the American Business Journal, the American to others more capable, might easily have been lost in time to choose (don’t think about the Monthly Herald, the Patriotic and Christian Advocate, and to come.” pounds you’d like to lose!) the American Bookseller, which all circulated over the en- Ammon Aurand Jr. died on April 26, 1956 followed by his So mark the date & come on tire United States. father on June 22. Copies of books published by The Aurand by, and choose the donuts Besides supervising the printing and publishing business, Press publications are not uncommon today and treat read- you’d like to try! ers to the customs and history of the Pennsylvania Germans DONUT DAY is as well as a wealth of Pennsylvania history. These publica- Tuesday, February 25th! ALL FRESH!!! Open Very Early for tions can be found on eBay, bookfi nder.com and local fl ea your convenience. ALL LOCAL!!! markets. The Herald buildings still stand in Beaver Springs (570)(570) 539-2757539-2757 today, and those who are Whispering Pines 16521652 Martin Brothers Rd, aware of its history know MtMt PleasantPleasant MillsMills that Ammon and his son PA 1717853853 were a testament that big FruitWinter F Hrs:ar Mon.-Thurm. 8AM-7PM; Fri. 8AM-8PM; Sat. 8AM-5PM; Closed Sun. dreams are possible even in Prices Effective - 2/17 - 2/22 a small town. 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Pat Landis, Karen Eisenhauer, and Jane Hoover were some of the 200 people who attended the Gift Card Bingo to benefi t Middleburg Area Boy Scout Troop 415. Bingo!” called out the lucky winners at the Gift Cer- tifi cate Bingo held at Middleburg Moose Lodge 1229. Approximately 200 scout supporters, townspeople, and bingo afi cionados enjoyed an afternoon of fun to benefi t Middleburg Area Boy Scout Troop 415. The Gift Card Bingo awarded generous prizes to area businesses. The proceeds from the event go into the general fund to support scouting activities such as summer camp, camporees, and High Adventures camps. Nearly 30 boys are members of the troop. “There are so many amazing memories to be made, skills to be learned, and friends to make in scouting,” explained Hunter Beward. The American Gun Dogs camo limo took one last fl ight! Stephanie Herrold was ready with dabber in hand, ea- Beth Rearick, SCPASR president presents a $200 check to ger for the games to begin. “I am here to support the Some of our readers may recall the American Gun Dogs Wendy Snyder, Midd-West Elementary Library Media Specialist camoufl age limousine that was parked at Beavertown scouts and have a good time with friends.” Guns and Grocery and made visits to Keystone House- That sentiment was echoed by another group of hard- wares in Miffl inburg. In June 2013, Matt Snader, his wife core bingo players sitting at a nearby table. “We are here Marlene, and fi ve children took an 11,100 mile family to help out the scouts while having a good time playing vacation to Alaska in their “inconspicuous” American bingo,” said Ruth Uskurait who had her cards arranged Gun Dogs camo limo that they bought on Craigslist for for the games. “And, hopefully, we will win!” $2,800 with unknown mileage. Embarking on this jour- Damon Hassinger welcomed all the guests. He pointed ney, the Snaders did not realize the how this family trip out the boys working at the event to earn profi ts to sup- would impact their lives. port their scouting activities. 22 scouts assisted with the The adventurous family eventually moved to Alaska bingo event. Hassinger and Jay White, callers for the Gift after browsing real estate online. Soon, they were the Card Bingo, kept the event lively and the games moving. owners of 40 acres of Alaskan wilderness. They built “Scouting allows young boys to meet people from a cabin without any experience as a builder. “We have all over the world and do adventures they couldn’t do been offi cial Alaska residents since 2014, but in 2017 we without the help of their fellow scouts,” said Eagle Scout sold our place in PA. Before that we went back and forth Chris Fisher. between AK and PA a lot, but as you might imagine, that “There is a great turnout here today and we appreci- got time consuming and expensive,” explains Snader. ate the community supporting our troop,” said Jaimee Everywhere they traveled the American Gun Dog camo Fisher. limo attracted attention. In July 2019 the limo had one Brandy Tharp who coordinated this year’s event was fi nal moment of fame. According to Matt Snader, “The also pleased. “I am excited so many people came out to limo was launched on July 4, 2019, at Glacier View Car Alexis Bixler, Midd-West School District Instrumental Music Teacher is support the scouts and for all the donations that we re- Launch, in Glacier View, Alaska. There were over 4,000 presented with a $200 check from SCPASR by Beth Rearick, president ceived for our bingo prizes, raffl e, door prizes, consola- people there. The car launch is an annual thing they do tion prizes, and food stand.” there. This was the fi rst limo though! The cliff is 300 feet “The Moose Lodge is an organization that is geared to The Snyder County Chapter of the Pennsylvania As- support community organizations. This bingo event to high, and the cars go over the cliff going about 50 mph.” sociation of School Retirees (SCPASR) has awarded its Due to recurring mechanical issues, Snader decided to benefi t Middleburg Boy Scout Troop 415 is one of our annual educational grants to Wendy Snyder, Elementa- projects,” explained Tom Huff man, Lodge 1229 Admin- retire the limo. “I didn’t even trust driving it halfway to ry Library Media Specialist at Middleburg Elementary PA from Alaska anymore.” Well, the limo catapulted to istrator. “We have provided the use of the facility as well School and West Snyder Elementary School and Alexis as supplying most of the foods and doing the food prep.” fame one last time! Bixler, Instrumental Music Teacher, Midd-West School “The Last Flight of the Limo” is the 9th book in a District. series describing the adventures of the Snader fam- Ms. Snyder intends to use her grant award to purchase ily. Locally, it is available at Whispering Pines Fruit an Oculus 60 virtual reality headset. It would be used in Farm in Mt Pleasant Mills and Keystone Housewares library technology for students in grades 3-5. Students Dave’s in Miffl inburg. The fi nal launch can be viewed on Alas- using the device will be able to go on a 360 degree realis- Automotives WANTED kaAdventureBooks.com or https://www.youtube.com/ tic “fi eld trip” without leaving the classroom. 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Comin’ or Goin’ trust the talent at Bowen! Call the Geisinger health and wellness department at 866-415-7138 to register. www.bowenagency.com Registration required. 836 Market St 1372 N. Susquehanna Trail, Ste 110 1559 S. Second St Lewisburg, PA 17837 Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Sunbury, PA 17801 HPM50 amw DSMP registration handout rev 12/2019 Program supported by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging. 570.523.2165 570.743.2165 570.286.8594 8- Snyder County Times, February 14, 2020 State Rep. David Rowe Is Middleburg Moose Donates Seeking Re-Election To MRC Pavilion Project Students Of e Month By Kay Poeth Midd-West High School Students of the Month December State Rep. David Rowe is seeking re-election as a Repre- Adisson Friel is the 8th sentative in the Pennsylvania grade Student of the Month General Assembly as voice for for December. She is the the people in the 85th District. daughter of Scott and “I am honored and privileged Stephanie Friel of Beaver to represent the people of Sny- Springs. In school, Adis- der and Union counties, “said son participates in Band Rowe. “I am running for re- by playing the fl ute. She is election to continue fi ghting looking forward to playing for our central Pennsylvania Lacrosse next year. Adis- values. In Harrisburg, I will son’s future plans include continue advocating for policies that foster greater economic going to college after grad- growth, create more family-sustaining jobs, lower our taxes, uation. encourage a robust farming community, strengthen families, The 9th grade Student of and reduce burdensome regulation on small businesses.” the Month for December is Since joining the Legislature, Rowe has distinguished him- Miles Aurand. He is the self as a tireless advocate for the people of the 85th District. son of Amos and Amanda Rowe currently serves on fi ve key legislative committees: Fi- Aurand of Middleburg. nance, Aging and Older Adult Services, Children and Youth, Miles’ school activities in- Game and Fisheries, and Local Government. clude Football, Wrestling, Rowe introduced HB1895, a bill to protect the rights of Middleburg Moose Lodge 1229 donated to the MRC Pavilion Project. Track and Field, and Wind Pennsylvanians receiving mental health care by establishing Shown here at the check presentation are: Brenda Dombrowski, Treasurer Ensemble. He participates a right to be free from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. of the MRC, Donald Zechman, Jr. representing Middleburg Moose Lodge in 4-H, Boy Scouts, and his Rowe also co-introduced a package of 5 bills aimed at 1229, and Deb Troutman, President of the MRC. Youth Group. Miles also en- strengthening Pennsylvania’s Human Traffi cking statute. On February 1, 2020, Middleburg Moose Lodge 1229 joys lifting and hanging out These bills ensure that victims of human traffi cking are af- representative, Donald Zechman, Jr. presented a check for with friends. In the future, forded the same protections as victims of other sexual of- $500.00 to the Middleburg Revitalization Committee. The he plans to attend SUN fenses and prohibits the introduction of evidence that would funds will be used toward the organization’s Pavilion Proj- Area Technical Institute for further re-victimize human traffi cking victims and discourage ect. The MRC is currently fundraising to construct a pavil- Welding and then go to col- other victims from testifying. ion at Charles Park for enjoyment of members of the com- lege to further expand his Rowe co-sponsored a series of bills (HB105, HB333, munity. education in the Mechani- HB1603) commonly known as the “Small Business Tax Fair- The spacious timber frame pavilion will have a 20’x34’ cal Field. ness Package.” These bills will empower small businesses footprint. The pavilion will feature a heavy timber truss and Margaret Bachman is and create a level playing fi eld benefi tting both businesses rafter system with a white pine tongue & groove ceiling. The the 10th grade Student of and consumers with more competition, better products, and exposed timber frame trusses with handcrafted arched webb the Month for December. lower costs. members will be set on posts supported by stoned piers fac- She is the daughter of Kelly Rowe co-sponsored HB1977, also called the “Heartbeat ing a scenic view of the lake across the way. Timberhaven and Maxine Bachman of Bill.” The bill would prohibit abortions of unborn babies Log & Timber Homes located in Middleburg will provide Mt. Pleasant Mills. Marga- with a heartbeat and would require physicians to determine the design services, the materials, as well as providing 2-3 ret participates in DECA, whether the baby has a heartbeat before proceeding with an employees who will help erect the pavilion. Cheerleading, and the Na- abortion. According to MRC member Brenda Dombrowski, behind tional History Day competi- Rowe co-sponsored HB1412, also known as “Constitutional the scenes work is now underway. Construction is slated to tion. She enjoys reading and Carry,” a bill to amend Pennsylvania law so law-abiding citi- begin in early May. spending time with family. zens are no longer required to obtain a permit to carry a fi re- The MRC was thrilled with Walmart donation. “The pavil- Following graduation, Mar- arm concealed in Pennsylvania. ion will be a beautiful and functional addition to the park,” garet is planning to go to Rowe is both a solid social and fi scal conservative, He is said Dombrowski. “We hope that the community will enjoy Temple University and pur- 100% Pro-Life, an NRA member, and fully committed to the new structure.” sue a career in Law. defending our Second Amendment rights. Rowe believes in To donate funds toward the Pavilion Project, please make Jacob Schenck is the 11th smaller government and low taxes. Rowe is committed to checks payable to Middleburg Revitalization Committee grade Student of the Month protecting traditional family values and religious liberty. and send to PO Box 184 Middleburg, PA 17842. The MRC for December. He is the “As a local business owner and employer, I know the busi- has a 501c3 non-profi t classifi cation. ness community is constantly challenged with ever increas- The Moose is “an international organization of men and son of Buddy and Tonya ing government regulations and taxes,” stated Rowe. “I will Schenck of Middleburg. women dedicated to caring for young and old, bringing continue to fi ght for small business and local workers in Har- communities closer together, and celebrating life.” Middle- Jacob’s school activities risburg.” include being a member burg Moose Lodge 1229 also supports the local community of DECA and the Bowling by donating to a number of organizations and causes. Over Erik Herrold 50 local groups have benefi tted from the generous fundrais- team. He also is a Spirit ing eff orts of the Middleburg Moose. Leader. Jacob enjoys beat- 3127 Rt. 35, “The members of the Middleburg Moose work together ing the administrators at Selinsgrove, PA 17870 to help people in our local communities and to enrich the badminton. Outside of lives of neighbors and friends,” notes Donald Zechman, Jr. school, he likes to exercise, 570.809.9707 [email protected] Governor of Middleburg Moose Lodge 1229. hunt, fi sh, and attend sport- The Moose is about celebrating life together, serving those ing events. Jacob is plan- www.shootingsupplyusa.com Gun Broker: ArcticSapper in need within the local community, supporting children ning on attending Blooms- at Mooseheart and standing by senior members at Moose- burg University to major in FIREARMS - RELOADING SUPPLIES/SERVICE haven. The Middleburg Moose Lodge1229 welcomes new Secondary Education and - CLASS III/NFA - SHOOTING ACCESSORIES members. It is located at 235 Grand Street. For more infor- then become a high school Hours: Mon., Wed. & Fri.- 9 am - 8 pm, mation, call 570-837-0525 or visit them on Facebook. Math Teacher. The 12th grade Student of the Month for December is Tues. & Thurs. 12 - 5 pm, Sat. 9 am - 5 pm Mariah Noll. She is the daughter of Tony and Melinda Noll of Middleburg. In school, Mariah is involved in FFA, National Honor Society, and the Spring Musical. In addition, she has a dual placement as a student in Saturday, February 22 @ 8:30 AM the Work Study Program. Mariah enjoys doing gym- From Mifflinburg, travel West on SR 45 approx. 3.5 miles to the Christ’s United Lutheran nastics, ice skating, traveling, and spending time with Church Social Hall (Four Bells), 13657 Old Turnpike Road, Millmont, Union Co. PA family and friends. After graduation, she plans to attend Primitives, Antiques & Collectibles: college to major in Wildlife and Conservation Manage- Fruit & Jelly Cupboard; Wooden Feed Bin; Gas Boy Sunoco Gas Pump; Primitive Cigar Dryer, Brown’s Cigar Co. ment and minor in Graphic Design. Red Lion; Bohsemeem Spice Box; PRR Railroad Lantern, Lg. RR Shovel & Timetables; Adlake RR Light; Framed RR David Tuiwiler Print; Erie RR Metal Pan; Pepsi Dispenser; Brainerd & Armstrong Silk Cabinet; Snap-On, Auto- Lite Battery, Pa. Dutch Birch Bee, Tecumseh & Barrett’s Roof Clocks; Blue Pepsi & Coca Cola Store Coolers; Glass & Wooden Butter Churn, Wagon Wheel, Barn Bucket, Dry Measure & Lg. Butter Bowls; Cowden & Wilcox & F.H. Cowden Jugs; Redware Crocks; Sodus Crocks; Ceramic & Vintage Plastic Christmas Trees; Moravian Christmas Star & Santa Lights; Winchester Lamp; Retro Lampshade; Barbour’s Flax Shoe Thread; Searchlight Match Crate; Shurline “Fireman on the Wall” Extinguisher; Medical Miners Cot in Tube; Corn Sheller; Saddlers Vise; Wash Tub; Run in and see Stephen W. Wilcox, Seraphina Fest Measure Co. – 5 Gal.; Flat Top Trunk; Kendall Lubricants Wood Box; Mobil oil Water Can; Lg. Jr. for your insurance needs. Graniteware Coffee Pot; Coca Cola Bottle Opener; Stoneware Clown Cookie Jar; Planters Peanut Jar; Match Packs; Capital Bread Ashtray; Barrel Key Ladder; Wolf Head Napkin Dispenser; Atlantic & 76 Gasoline Paper 8 North Market St Towel Dispenser; Ajax Travel Case; Radio Shake Armatron; Ohavs Cent O Gram Scale; Painted Folk Art Dough Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Box; Speedball Ink Pen Cabinet; Vintage Horse Tack & Saddle; Penn Longbeach Reel; Shamokin Ink Press Blocks; (570) 374-8191 Cast Iron US Mail Bank; Enterprise Sausage Press & Stuffer; Zanzibar Pork Sausage Seasoning Metal Boxes; McCormick Deering Grinder; Chicken Feeder; Ivory Soap & Beech-Nut Box; National Bisquit Company Box; Aunt www.walterinsuranceagcy.com Jemima Vintage Box; Dry Goods Wooden Box Breckman’s, Danville, Pa; Western Germany Lg. Wooden Barrel, Blue Barrel & Others; NY City Embalming Fluid Disinfectant Wooden Barrel; Industrial Paper Holder; Trapping Childs Basket; Savoy Bicycle & Light; Wise Potato Chip Bucket; NOS Jostrite Carbide Lamp; Niagara Falls Lamp; Kilgore Caps; Early License Plate; Nail Kegs; Top Cigarettes; Arctic Fan; Cow Bell; Red Painted Stoneware Chicken Feeders; Quilt Top; McCoy Vase; Inkwell; Barrel Keg & Fire Bucket on Stand; Grinding Stone; Black Americana REAL ESTATE AUCTION Dolls; Anderson Pretzel Can; M.C. Herr Schuyler PA Scratch Grains Ad; Quakertown Pa. Garage Basket; Feedsack Saturday, March 21, 2020, at 12:00pm Quilt Squares; Quilts; Planters Peanut Jar; Zenith Egg Grading Scale; Wooden Folk Art Horse & Wagon; Peanut 14934 Rt. 522 Beavertown, PA, Beaver Twp. Snyder County Butter Buckets; Humo Metal Cigar Box; Sinclair Water Can; 1800 Childs Books; Bechtel’s Frisbees; Micro Machines; Lg. Hershey Framed Picture; 1929 Danbury Mind Cord; Seagram’s 7 “Deer” by Bob Kuhn; Kasco Dog Food Feeder; OLD TRAIL SUPPLY 91.5+- ACRE FARM 813 Old Trail Road, Port Trevorton, PA 17864 Purina Roost Paint; Vintage & Clay Marbles; Coca-Cola & Pepsi Marbles; Buttons; McCoy Wishing Well Planters; The Acreage is approx. 75 +- Tillable with balance in Pasture Stanley Level; Vintage Oilers & Cans: Sunoco, Shell, Gulf, Schwinn, Richfield, Atlantic, Firestone, Sinclair; Vintage JFM Cheese Franks 1 lb. $2.69 and Buildings. Located on the Property is Large Bank Barn w/ Door Ease, Gulf, Atlas, Pennzoil; Cans: Gulf Chassis Lubricant, Penn Drake, Gulf, Wolfs Head, Texaco, Zerex Additions for Equipment Storage, Cattle Housing, Shop, & a Antifreeze; Buick 2lb. Can Axle Lubricant; Oil Bottle Basket; Harley Davidson Qt., Red Indian Oil Can; JFM Ring Bologna 1 lb. $3.89 48’ x 78’ Equipment Shed. The Home is a 4 Bedroom, 2 Story Stauff er’s Animal Crackers Iced 14.5 oz. having 2 Baths, Kitchen, Large Dining Room, Large Living Vintage Toys & Pedal Cars: G.I Joe’s; Vintage Star Wars Characters; Metal Keystone Ride on Firetruck & 1950’s Room, Offi ce, & Mud/Laundry Room. Oil or Wood Heat. This Mercury Low Rider Type Ride on Car; Model A Station wagon, T-Bird & Hot Rod Racer Pedal Cars; Marx Fire & Original 16 oz. $1.59 Property has very good soil types and easy access to tillable Engine; Marx Fort Apache Playsets; Victorian Wrought Iron Toy Fencing; Marx Fort Bearborn; Tin Toy Horse Drawn Martin’s Party Mix 28 oz. $4.29 acreage from Covered Bridge Road or Rt. 522. A good farm Wagon; Tin Duck; Ideal Tin Can Alley; Mattel Slick Shooter; Set of 4 KISS Models; Ford 8600 & Big Blue Wagon; Aurora Model Motoring HO Scale; Turner Pressed Steel Truck; Tonka: Mighty Loader No. 3920, No. 50 Steam Shovel, Herlocher’s Dipping Mustard 8 oz. $2.79 for produce with good supply of water. Contact auctioneers for showing. Terms: 10% down, balance in 60 days. No Buyer’s Premium. Contact auctioneers for showing. No. 130 Carry All-Trailer, Metal Golf Cart Tractor, Sandloader & Metal Trucks; Hasbro Toy Dragster; Nylint USA 2700 Uranium Hauler; Boat; Master of Universe Figures & Case; Gabriel Tractor & Trailer; Childs Ride on Tractor; Structo HOURS: CLOSED SUNDAYS Attorney: Ax Runkle 570-837-0086 Doodle Bug Ride on Toy; Sears Giant Crane; Wooden Folk Art Childs Wagon; Ford Bi-directional & Wheel Drive MONDAY & SATURDAY 8:00AM-4:00PM; TUESDAY-FRIDAY 8:00AM-7:00PM KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY Tractors; Pa. Farm Show Case IH 7220 Tractor; Ford 8000 Tractor; Ertle Ford 981 Select-O-Speed Tractor; Ertl 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road NH Ford 621 Workmaster; Buddy L Scarab Wind-Up Car & Firetruck; Metal Sinclair Gasoline Truck; Marx US Army McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 Tank No. 3; Structo Readymix Concrete Truck; Amt. Dukes of Hazzard Model; Early Metal Toy Plane; Hot Wheels; (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L www.hassingercourtney.com Metal Indian/Army Men; Vintage Western Stable Set; Snoopy Astronaut Toy; He-Man Vehicles; Bluetip Matches Box; Marx Mechanical Train Set; Midget Train Toys on Blister Packs; Lionel Transformer; Toy Molds; Steiff Toys; Windup TOY TRAIN AUCTION Train; Revell Space Shuttle Columbia; Cannonball Wooden Childs Goat Drawn Wagon; Vintage Gumball Machine & Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 9:00am Vendorama Pen Machine; Vintage Attire: Hats, Purses, Crocheted & Beaded Collars, Purse Making Clasps, Fans, Part 1 of the Toy Train Collection of the Late Ray & Betty Comfort, Sunbury Glasses & Cases; Jewelry: Warner, Weiss, Sterling, Siam Silver, Ice Follies, Turquoise; Rhinestone Necklace & PA. To be held at Freeburg Community Center, 11 E. Church St Freeburg PA Earring, Pins, Scarab Bracelets, Necklaces; Favor, Ruhl & Co. Beading Set; Sewing Collection; Halloween Masks; DIRECTIONS: From Harrisburg take Routes 11&15 north to the Boxing Gloves; Wool Roper Swimming Suite; Adv. Signage & Racks: Lubrication Sign/Rack; Interstate Batteries; Route 35/ Selinsgrove Exit. Travel south/west on Route 35 approx. 4 Metal Red Head Gasoline; Firestone; Pepsi Cola Flanged; Porcelain Lg. Mobil gas Pegasus Dbl Sided; Moran’s miles to the town of Freeburg. In the center of town turn right onto Beverages; McCrear Tires; Porcelain Western Union; Mobil oil Flanged Gargoyle; Whitaker Cable; Porcelain Men’s/ Freeburg Road and travel one block to auction on the left. Ladies Restroom; Hankook Tire; NIB Castrol Letter Board Sign; Pepsi Chalk/Menu Board; Holsum Grocery; Dunlop Tire; Metal: Esso Motor Oil; Phillip Morris & Star Tobacco; Gulf Gasoline; Napoleon Cigar, Chesterfi eld; Metal L & 550 LOTS OF LIONEL & OTHER M; National Batteries; Wolf’s Head; Gulf Supreme Motor Oil; Diamond Dyes; Fro-Joy Ice Cream; Fire Extinguisher Brass Sign; Moorman’s; Atlantic Gasoline Gauge; Horlacher’s Bock Beer, Allentown, PA Cardboard Ads; Coke Chalk TOY TRAINS & ACCESSORIES Board; Wooden Chas Neubert & Co. Oysters; Store Displays, Racks & Cabinets: Esso Gas Station Oil Can, New Both Pre & Post War Lionel, American Flyer, Ives, & More. Some Complete Idea; Gillette Razor, Chesterfi eld Cigarette, Metal Buss Fuses, Weatherhead Fuel Lines, Metal Sunset Soap & Dyes, Sets. Many in Original Boxes. Many Accessories. Catalog, Photos, & 7 Up, P & D Ignition Parts, Revolving Matchbox Display, Weber Tackle Packs, Nikolai Vodka, Dristan, Wooden Rit Internet Bidding available at www.hassingercourtney.com Tints & Dyes, Putnam Dye, Casite, Rema Tubeless Tire & Echlin Pev Valves Cabinet, Buckeye Razor Blades Display Box; Pine Bros. Cough Drop, Thermold Fan Belt Rack; Rema Tubeless Tire Cabinet; Band Aid Foot Products; 10% Buyer’s Premium. Preview: Tuesday, Thermometer’s: Preston Anti-Freeze, Pin-Up Girl Mirror, Lively Limes, Zenith, Royal Crown Cola, Atlas; 1917 USN February 18th from 4:00pm – 8:00pm (Revolution to date); History of the Sea by Frank B. Goodrich (leather bound); Ocean Story Goodrich & Howland Book; Story of our Christianity 1893 Book; 1940’s Navy, Army, Recognition Slides; Service Metals & Pins; 1931 Moore & Evans Salesman Catalog; Vintage Postcards (local, Halloween, Christmas, Easter, Patriotic & More); WWI Photos & WWII Military Wooden Locker, Uniforms & Military Buttons; Vintage Victorian Valentines; Greeting Cards; Civil War Photo; Black Americana Postcards & Valentines; Bucknell 1960’s Football Program; D.M. Ferry & Co. Standard Seeds Framed Picture; Atlantic Framed Memorabilia; Boy & Girl Scout Items; Champion Spark Plugs Punch Cards; Framed Keystone Auto Products Ad, Johnstown. Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents Food All Verbal Information Day of Auction Takes Precedence Over Written Advertisement

KENNETH E. HASSINGER NEIL A. COURTNEY Auctioneers: 330 Hassinger Way 3442 Heister Valley Road Lori Hess Lauver, AU-002854-L • 570-966-2512 McClure, PA 17841 Richfield, PA 17086 & Daniel King, AA-019500-L (570) 658-3536 : AU-001532-L (570) 539-8791 : AU-002651-L www.hassingercourtney.com Complete Listing & Photos Available at auctionzip.com ID# 2399 or GoToAuction ID# 4215 February 14, 2020, Snyder County Times -9 Legals & Classi eds ————————— refundable for each set police offi cer. half of Legislative Route & Sons, a distance of six NIA MUNICIPAL RE- ceased La-Z-Boy recliner chair, LEGALS (made payable to Stahl 54039 to a spike in the hundred forty (640) feet; TIREMENT SYSTEM like new. Wall-hugger ————————— Sheaffer Engineering, Dalton Savidge, center line thereof; on the South by same, a Stephanie A. Wolf model, blue. Retail LETTERS LLC) Chairman THENCE, along the distance of six hundred Pursuant to Article IV of Clerk of Orphans’ Court $489, asking $275. TESTAMENTARY center line of said high- forty (640) feet; on the the Pennsylvania Mu- ————————— Cash only. Pick up in If mailing is required, a Selinsgrove Borough way, North eighty-one East by Highway Route nicipal Retirement Law NOTICE Lewisburg. (570) 524- Estate of Earl Robert non-refundable, sepa- Civil Service degrees forty-fi ve min- No. 104, a distance of the Ordinance would 1436 Kratzer, Jr. a/k/a Bob rate check of $5.00 plus Commission utes East (N.81 degrees one hundred (100) feet provide for necessary The following accounts ————————— Kratzer, Jr., late of West 6% sales tax ($5.30 total ————————— 45 minutes E.) one hun- and on the West by amendments to its Po- Will be presented to the General Hauling, T Tag Perry Township, Snyder made payable to Stahl ADMINISTRATRIX dred (100 feet) feet to Mahantango Creek, a lice Pension Plait Orphans’ Court Division Dump Truck Service County, PA, deceased. Sheaffer Engineering, NOTICE a spike in the center of distance of one hundred of the Common Pleas 570-238-0305 Letters Testamentary on LLC) is required to cover said highway, the point (100) feet. Contain- LaDawn Leitzel, Court of the 17th Judicial ————————— the above estate have postage and handling. ESTATE OF TOMMIE or place of beginning. ing sixty-four thousand Borough Secretary District, Snyder County 1947-54 Chevy Truck been granted to the un- JO LOCK, a/k/a TOM- square feet (64,000), ————————— Branch, for CONFIRMA- Parts. 570-238-0305 dersigned. All persons Bidders are encour- MIE J. LUCK, late of PARCEL NO. 11-05-043 more or less. Corners NOTICE TION NI SI, on Feb. 27, ————————— indebted to the estate aged to visit the project Center Township, Sny- marked by iron pins. 2020 0 10:00 am. 2005 Coachman Spirit are requested to make site prior to bidding. All der County, Pennsylva- TITLE TO SAID PREM- Notice is hereby given of America 24ft. Camp- payment, and those questions should be di- nia. ISES IS VESTED IN Al- BEING the same prem- that. the Council of the First and Final Account er $2,500 OBO call having claims to present rected to the Engineer; Date of Death: fred G. Shultz, a single ises that Richard E. Borough of Shamokin of John D. Hostetter, (57O)847-6O96 them without delay to: Stahl Sheaffer Engi- September 20, 2019 person, by Deed from Brady, widower, by his Dam, Snyder County. David E. Hostetter, and ————————— neering, 106 North High Notice is hereby given Dean A. Wagner and deed dated June 18, Pennsylvania, intends to Pamela J. Hess, Co-Ex- Toddler outdoor slide Robert E. Kratzer, Street, Selinsgrove, PA that Letters of Admin- Helen M. Wagner, h/w, 2007 and recorded act upon an ordinance, ecutors of the Estate of and swing $20 Prin- Executor 17870, 570-374-4813 istration in the above Dated 05/22/1993, Re- June 19, 2007 in Snyder a summary of which is Elvin D. Hostetter, a/k/a cess tricycle & helmet c/o AXRUNKLE, P.C. between the hours of named Estate have corded 05/25/1993, in County Record Book set forth below, at its Elvin Dale Hostetter, De- $15 (57O)97l-8768 14 South Main Street 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., been granted to the Book 312, Page 80. 742, Page 788, granted regular meeting, to be ceased ————————— Middleburg, PA 17842 Monday through Friday. undersigned to whom and conveyed unto Bri- held March 2, 2020, at Small Chest Freezer ————————— all persons owing said Premises Being: 67 Old an E. Kerstetter, married 7:00 PM., at the Bor- Stephanie A. Wolf $50 570-837-1336 ADVERTISEMENT Each BID must be ac- Estate are requested School House Lane, man. ough Building, 42 West Clerk of Orphans’ Court ————————— FOR BIDS companied by a Bid to make payment, and Middleburg, PA 17842- Eighth Avenue, Suite 1, ————————— Racing Champions 1/64 Bond payable to the those having claims or 8994 Tax Parcel: 14-10-027 Shamokin Dam, Pa. All LETTERS Sprint Cars, World of Owner: Owner for ten per- demands against it to interested persons are TESTAMENTARY Outlaws & other cars. Snyder County cent (10%) of the total make known the same CONDITIONS OF SALE Premises Being: 7225 invited to attend and be One for $10 or 3 for $25. Commissioners amount of the BID. As without delay to the Route 104, Mt. Pleasant heard. A copy of the en- Estate of ROBERT J. Cars at 43W Market St. Snyder County soon as the BID prices named Administratrix The real property will Mills, PA 17853 tire ordinance can be in- CLARK, late of the Penn Middleburg. 570-837- Courthouse have been compared, or the attorney for the be sold subject to the spected at the Borough Township, Snyder Coun- 5831 9 West Market Street, the Owner will return estate. following conditions of CONDITIONS OF SALE offi ce, at the offi ces of ty, Pennsylvania. ————————— PO Box 217 the Bonds of all except sale; twenty percent this Newspaper, or at 3 Gymnastic girls outfi ts, Middleburg, PA 17842 the three lowest respon- Nancy L. Cotner, Admin- (20%) of the higher sum The real property will the Snyder County Pro- Letters Testamentary on 2 pink, 1 red, 1 Skirt, sible bidders. When the istratrix bid struck off shall be be sold subject to the thonotary Offi ce, during the above estate hav- Nice condition, Size 12- Sealed bids for Con- Agreement is executed, 9 Walnut Ridge Estates deposited in each case following conditions of regular business hours. ing been granted to the 14 $15 for all. 570-898- crete Deck Repairs on the bonds of the two Middleburg, PA 17842 with the Sheriff by the sale; twenty percent undersigned, all persons 2363 County Bridge #3 (T-600 remaining unsuccessful highest bidder when his (20%) of the higher sum ORDINANCE NO. 2 indebted to the estate ————————— – Covered Bridge Road) bidders will be returned. Mark H. Lemon, P.C., bid is registered, provid- bid struck off shall be are requested to make Lift chair $190; Kero- in Beaver Township, Attorney for Estate 342 ed that in no case shall deposited in each case AN ORDINANCE OF payment, and those sun kerosene heater Snyder County will be Bidders must submit chestnut Street less than One Thousand with the Sheriff by the THE BOROUGH OF having claims to present $45; 4-piece full maple received by the Snyder with their initial bid, a Miffl inburg, PA 17844 Dollars ($1,000.00) be highest bidder when his SHAMOKIN DAM, SNY- the same without delay bedroom suite w/lami- County Commission- statement as to whether ————————— deposited and that in bid is registered, provid- DER COUNTY, PENN- to: nated tops, dovetailed ers, Attn: Tony Phillips, they have previously SHERIFF SALE each case the deposit ed that in no case shall SYLVANIA, ELECTING drawers $325; oak Chief Clerk, Snyder performed work sub- Friday, March 13, 2020 shall be suffi cient to less than One Thousand TO AMEND ITS NON- Connie B, Clark, washstand $149. 570- County Courthouse, ject to the President’s AT 1:00 P.M., EST cover the Sheriff’s costs; Dollars ($1,000.00) be UNIFORM PENSION Executrix 837-3564. 9 West Market Street, Executive Order No. In The Offi ce of the otherwise upon failure deposited and that in PLAN ADMINISTERED P.O. Box 41 ————————— Middleburg, PA 17842 11246 (30 F.R. 12319- Snyder County Sheriff or refusal to make such each case the deposit BY THE PENNSYLVA- Selinsgrove, PA 17870 White, shower chair until 3:00 p.m. (prevail- 25) “Equal Opportunity REAL ESTATE deposit, the bidder shall shall be suffi cient to NIA MUNICIPAL RE- with adjustable legs, ing time), March 9, 2020 Clause”. lose all benefi ts of his cover the Sheriff’s costs; TIREMENT SYSTEM Or her Attorney: side grip bars, and wide and then opened and By virtue of a Writ of bid and the property otherwise upon failure Robert M. Cravitz, seat $20.00. Portable read aloud at the regu- The Owner reserves the Execution issued out may be immediately put or refusal to make such Pursuant to Article IV of Esquire potty. (Still in the box) larly scheduled Com- right to reject any or all of the Court of Com- up again and sold un- deposit, the bidder shall the Pennsylvania Mu- 503 North Market Street tool-free easy assembly missioners meeting on bids, to waive any infor- mon Pleas of Snyder less a deposit of the lose all benefi ts of his nicipal Retirement Law Selinsgrove, PA 17870 for $20.00 call 570-337- March 10, 2020 at 9:30 malities in the bidding, County,Pennsylvania, to required bid made by a bid and the property the Ordinance would ————————— 9956 am. The bidders and the or to limit the scope of Execution Docket No: second bidder willing to may be immediately put provide for necessary MEETING NOTICE ————————— public are welcome to work involved. No bid- 76-2019 and Mortgage take the property at the up again and sold un- amendments to its Pen- Brown 3 pc. Sectional attend the meeting. der may withdraw a bid Foreclosure Action fi led highest bid price. The less a deposit of the sion Plan. NOTICE is hereby given Sofa with 4 recliners, within sixty (60) days to No. CV-147-2017: balance shall be paid on required bid made by a that the Snyder County Good Cond. Pd. $2500 The CONTRACT after the actual date of Wells Fargo USA Hold- or before April 2, 2020. second bidder willing to LaDawn Leitzel, Tax Collection Com- Asking $900. 570-539- DOCUMENTS may be the opening thereof. ings, Inc. s/b/m to Wells The sale is also subject take the property at the Borough Secretary mittee, Snyder County, 8782 examined at the follow- Should there be reasons Fargo Financial Penn- to Pennsylvania Trans- highest bid price. The ————————— Pennsylvania, shall ————————— ing locations between why the contract can- sylvania, Inc. v. Alfred G. fer Tax, plus County balance shall be paid on NOTICE FOR hold its meeting on Help Wanted 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., not be awarded within Shultz, Jr. Poundage. or before April 2, 2020. NATIONAL Thursday, February 27, ————————— Monday through Friday: the specifi ed period; the The sale is also subject LIMESTONE QUARRY 2020, at 7:00 P.M. in Make the Change! time may be extended ALL that certain prop- Notice is hereby given to Pennsylvania Trans- the Basement Meeting RNs, LPNs, CNAs! STAHL SHEAFFER by mutual agreement erty situated in Township all claimants and parties fer Tax, plus County As requited by the 1990 Room of the Snyder Competitive benefi ts & ENGINEERING, LLC between the Owner and of Middlecreek in the in interest that the Sher- Poundage. Clean Air Act, this let- County Courthouse, Tuition assistance. Must 106 North High Street the Bidder. county of Snyder, and iff will for all sales where ter is offi cial notifi cation Middleburg, Pennsylva- have Strong work ethic Selinsgrove, PA 17870 State of PA and being fi ling of schedule of Notice is hereby given to the planning Com- nia. with outstanding obser- Bidders are advised that described as follows: distribution is required, all claimants and parties mission that National vation & communication Snyder County PA prevailing wage rates BEGINNING at a spike fi le the said schedule in interest that the Sher- Limestone Quarry is Jeffrey H. Hummel, skills. Courthouse apply to contracts in ex- in the center line of leg- of distribution not later iff will for all sales where applying for a Depart- Chairperson Jobs.hcr-manorcare. Commissioners Offi ce cess of $25,000. islative route 54039; than thirty (30)days after fi ling of schedule of ment of Environmental Snyder County Tax Col- com 570-323-8627 9 West Market Street THENCE, across the the sale, in his offi ce, distribution is required, Protection facility-wide lection Committee —————————— Middleburg, PA 17842 January 2020 southern half of said where the same will be fi le the said schedule Air Quality State Only 329 Seals Avenue Drivers - We Have the Snyder County highway and along land available for inspection of distribution not later Permit to continue op- Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Best Hometime in the Copies of the CON- Commissioners now or formerly of Timo- and that distribution will than thirty (30)days after erating Its Mt. Pleasant ————————— Industry! Great Pay and TRACT DOCUMENTS ————————— thy E. Romig, South six be made in accordance the sale, in his offi ce, Mills Quarry, located in CLASSIFIEDS Competitive Benefi ts! may be obtained elec- PUBLIC NOTICE degrees zero minutes with the schedule, un- where the same will be Perry Township, Sny- ————————— Performance, Fuel, and tronically by contacting East (S. 06 degrees less exceptions are fi led available for inspection der County. A 30 day For Sale Productivity Bonuses! Geoffrey Shaffer (Stahl The Selinsgrove Bor- 00 minutes E.) ninety- thereto within twenty and that distribution will comment period begins ————————— Premium Pay for Sheaffer Engineering ough Civil Service seven and twenty-fi ve (20)days thereafter. be made in accordance upon your receipt of this Yamaha Guitar with Hazmat/Team Driving Project Manager) at Commission will meet hundredths (97.25) feet with the schedule, un- notifi cation. locking trem system. D.M. Bowman 570-374-4813 x303 or at 9:00 a.m. on Tues- to an iron pin; PHELAN HALLINAN less exceptions are fi led All sources of air con- Inc. Amp, Strap, cord, 1-800-609-0033 via email at gshaffer@ day, February 18, 2020 THENCE, continuing DIAMOND & JONES, thereto within twenty tamination for this facility case & picks $135. 5 ————————— sse-llc.com. Documents in the Keystone Room along said Romig lands, LLP (20)days thereafter. will be covered under boxes fl ea market items, Free may also be obtained of the Selinsgrove Bor- North eighty-six degrees ATTORNEY FOR this State Only operating Electronics Ect. 717- ————————— at the offi ce of Stahl ough municipal building ten minutes East (N. 86 PLAINTIFF PHELAN HALLINAN Permit. If you have any 379-8010 King size mattress & Sheaffer Engineering, located at 1 North High degrees 10 minutes E.) DIAMOND & JONES, comments or concerns ————————— frame, Computer desk, LLC at the above ad- Street, Selinsgrove, PA. two hundred ninety and JOHN A. ZECHMAN, LLP regarding the State 2017 HD 3/4 T Chevy 3 Bookcases, 2 Lamps, dress during the hours It may also consider oth- fi ve tenths (290.5) feet SHERIFF ATTORNEY FOR Only operating permit Silverado, Single Cab, 2 Oak Headboards. 570- of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 er business, as neces- to an iron pin; OF SNYDER COUNTY PLAINTIFF Application for this fa- 4 Whd, 7000 Mi. Silver, 966-3038 p.m., Monday through sary, including a revision THENCE, along other ————————— cility, please contact 1 Owner Bought New ————————— Friday upon payment of to the minimum Act 120 land now or formerly SHERIFF SALE JOHN A. ZECHMAN, Muhammad Q. Zaman, Dec. 2016. 922-4535 For Rent $30.00, plus 6% sales pre-application require- of George P. Lenig, Friday, March 13, 2020 SHERIFFOF SNYDER Environmental Pro- ————————— ————————— tax ($31.80 total) non- ments for the position of crossing a farm lane, AT 1:00 P.M., EST COUNTY gram Manager, Depart- 2003 Dodge Dakota Half Double 3 BR South thirteen degrees In The Offi ce of the ————————— ment of Environmental Sport. 4.7 liter, new tires, House. Selinsgrove. thirty-fi ve minutes West Snyder County Sheriff PUBLIC NOTICE Protection, Air Quality good condition, $4700. Natural Gas/Heat. (S. 13 degrees 35 min- REAL ESTATE Program, Northcentral call 570-966-0729 Stove, Refrigerator and HELP WANTED utes W.) three hundred The Monroe Township Regional Offi ce, 208 ————————— Lawn Maintenance in- Help wanted: We are in need twelve(312) feet to an By virtue of a Writ of Board of Supervisors West Third St., Suite Invacare full size wheel- cluded. No Pets, $835 iron pin; Execution issued out are holding a Work Ses- 101, Williamsport, PA chair. Excellent Condi- month plus Security De- of production workers at our THENCE, continuing of the Court of Com- sion prior to their Regu- 17701,570-327-3648, tion $75 570-768-7471 posit. 570-259-1952 Kreamer operations. We offer along the same the fol- mon Pleas of Snyder lar Meeting on Tuesday, within 30 days after the ————————— ————————— competitive wages and bene ts lowing courses and dis- County,Pennsylvania, to February 25, 2020 at receipt of this notifi ca- including Health, Life and Dental tances; Execution Docket No: 6:00 pm to discuss tion. NORTH sixty-three 71-2019 and Mortgage CSVT and pedestrian ————————— Open Interviews Insurance, Paid time off, company degrees zero minutes Foreclosure Action fi led crossings. The meeting NOTICE Brookdale Grayson View located at 29 Grayson contributions to the ESOP (BING West (N. 63 degrees 00 to No. CV-485-2019: will be held at the Town- View Court, Selinsgrove, PA 17870 invites you to stock), additional Company match minutes W,) one hun- PHH Mortgage Corpora- ship Municipal Building The following accounts a end our open interviews to fi ll mul ple openings. dred thirteen (113 feet) tion v. Brian E. Kerstet- located at 39 Municipal will be presented to the Get a tour of our luxury community and receive a to 401K, and a bonus/pro t-sharing feet to an iron pin; ter. Drive, Selinsgrove, PA Orphans’ Court Division guaranteed on the spot interview! We’d love for you to program. Employees are immediately NORTH forty degrees 17870. of the Common Pleas join us – we’re proud to be the largest owner and operator eligible for paid Holidays! We strive zero minutes West (N. ALL THAT CERTAIN Court of the 17th Judicial of senior living communi es in the United States! 40 degrees 00 minutes tract of land situate in Stephanie A. McKinney District, Snyder County Every Monday in February from 2PM - 4PM! to promote from within and help W.) three hundred (300) the Township of Perry, Township Secretary/ Branch, for CONFIRMA- (570) 374-2923 employees reach their full potential. feet to an iron pin; County of Snyder and Treasurer TION NI SI, on Feb. 27. • Caregivers – No Cer fi ca on Required Applications accepted at Bingaman NORTH twenty-two de- Commonwealth of ————————— 2020 @ 10:00 a.m. • Cer� fi ed Nursing Assistants / CNAs grees forty-fi ve minutes Pennsylvania, more par- NOTICE • LPNs - $1000.00 Sign on bonus & Son Lumber, Inc., 1195 Creek West (N. 22 degrees ticularly bounded and First and Final Account • Lead Cook - $300.00 Sign on bonus Mountain Road, Kreamer PA 17833 45 minutes W.) Ninety- described as follows: Notice is hereby given of Shirley S. Salter, Pa- • 11 - 7 Caregivers - $500.00 Sign on bonus one and seventy-fi ve that the Council of the tricia A. Troutman and • Dietary Servers or call (570) 374- hundredths (91.75) feet BEGINNING on the Borough of Shamokin Stan R. Shaffer, Co- • Full/Part me hours with variety of shi s 1108. E/O/E across the southern North by lands now or Dam, Snyder County, Executors of the Estate • Compe ve wages, paid me off , shi formerly of John Stuck Pennsylvania, intends to of Mary E. Ulrich, De- diff eren als and so much more! act upon An ordinance, a summary of which is Looking for An Apartment set forth below, at its Aff ordable Apply Online Now regular meeting, to be or Need help with your rent? held March 2 2020, at DOES YOUR GROSS INCOME FALL WITHIN THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES? 7:00 P.M, at the Bor- 2020CENSUS.GOV/JOBS ough Building, 42 West 1 person - $22,500 4 people - $32,100 Eighth Avenue, Suite 2 people - $25,700 5 people - $34,700 1, Shamokin Dam, Pa. 3 people - $28,900 6 people - $37,250 Thousands of jobs are available nationwide. All interested persons The Snyder County Housing Authority is accepting applications are invited to attend Help support your community — be a census taker. for SHADE VIEW APARTMENTS, Middleburg, PA. We and be heard. A copy currently have vacancies for TWO and THREE bedroom of the entire ordinance apartments with W/S and trash furnished. Residents have a can be inspected at the choice of rents - either 30% of adjusted income or a fl at market Extra income Weekly pay Borough offi ce, at the of- rent for those with higher incomes. The Flat Rent schedule is fi ces of this Newspaper, as follows: 1 BR - $415, 2 BR - $520 & $530, 3 BR $665, and or at the Snyder County 4 BR - $775 Flexible hours Paid training Prothonotary’s Offi ce, during regular business We are also accepting applications for the Section 8 Housing hours. Choice Voucher Program, where you may receive help with your rent in the private rental market. Apartments/Houses must ORDINANCE NO. 1 pass an HQS Inspection. Rents must be certified reasonable to be eligible, and families cannot pay more than 40% of their AN ORDINANCE OF adjusted income for rent and utilities. THE BOROUGH OF To apply for either program, you must complete an application. SHAMOKIN DAM, All applicants must meet all screening requirements. SNYDER COUNTY, Preference to those who live and work in Snyder County. For more information or help applying, please call 1-855-JOB-2020 P E N N S Y L V A N I A , Applications are available at the Housing Authority offi ce located at: Federal Relay Service: 1-800-877-8339 TTY/ASCII www.gsa.gov/fedrelay ELECTING TO AMEND ITS POLICE PENSION SHADE VIEW APARTMENTS, The U.S. Census Bureau is an Equal Opportunity Employer. PLAN ADMINISTERED 106 Drake Court, Middleburg, PA BY THE PENNSYLVA- For questions, call: 570-837-3979 10- Snyder County Times, February 14, 2020 Walmart Donates To The Foster Grandparents Of Central Soroptimist Club MRC Pavilion Project PA Participate In MLK Day Welcomes New Members By Kay Poeth

Walmart in Selinsgrove donated $1000 toward the Middleburg Re- The Foster Grandparent Program of Central PA partici- vitalization Committee’s Pavilion Project. Shown here are: Deb Trout- pated in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on man, President of the MRC; Ryan Kennedy, Selinsgrove’s Walmart January 20, 2020. The MLK Day of Service is led by the Store Manager; and Brenda Dombrowski, Treasurer of the MRC. Ruth Ann Miller, Wendy Hummel, Angela Hummel and NAR Corporation for National and Community Service, a fed- Governor Elect Diane Savidge On February 1, 2020, Selinsgrove Walmart Store Manager, eral agency that engages millions of Americans in ser- Ryan Kennedy, presented a check for $1000 to the Middleburg The Soroptimist International Club of Snyder, Union vice through its AmeriCorps and Senior Corps programs and Northumberland Counties recently inducted new Revitalization Committee (MRC). The funds will be used to- and leads the nation’s volunteer eff orts. The MLK Day ward the organization’s Pavilion Project. The MRC is currently club members, Ruth Ann Miller, Wendy Hummel and of Service encourages all Americans to improve com- Angela Hummel. fundraising to construct a pavilion at Charles Park for enjoy- munities through volunteer service. Every year, the Fos- ment of all members of the community. Soroptimist International is a global volunteer network ter Grandparent Program of Central PA chooses a local of women in 130 countries and territories with a mis- “No matter the reason, the reception from Walmart has been organization that supports Susquehanna Valley children phenomenal. My calls and messages were received with pro- sion of improving the lives of women and girls through to be the recipient of their service donation. This year programs leading to social and economic empowerment. fessionalism and promptness. They are an important part of our the Foster Grandparent Program of Central PA chose to community and we will be proud to place their name among the The local SUN Soroptimist Club meets the fi rst Wednes- collect school supplies, clothing, and books to benefi t the day of each month within the three-county area. We en- contributors making this project a reality,” said Deb Troutman, students of Summit Early Learning, Inc. President of the MRC. courage any person who is interested in volunteering and The Foster Grandparent Program of Central PA is for becoming a member to contact any club member or by “We are always happy to give back to the local communi- men and women 55 and older who enjoy working with ties that we serve,” said Kennedy of the impact of the Walmart contacting Tasha L. Herald at 570-259-5965 or tlherald@ children and are interested in giving back to the com- ptd.net. Community Grant. munity. Foster Grandparents receive a tax-free stipend, The spacious 20’x34’ footprint timber frame pavilion will help with transportation, and a daily meal. Volunteers feature a heavy timber truss and rafter system with a white pine help to create their weekly schedules to accommodate tongue & groove ceiling. The exposed timber frame trusses their lifestyles. The FGP invites interested applicants with handcrafted arched webb members will be set on posts who live in or near Miff - supported by stoned piers facing a scenic view of the lake lin, Juniata, Union, Snyder, across the way. Timberhaven Log & Timber Homes located in Northumberland, and Co- Middleburg will provide the design services. lumbia Counties to call the According to MRC member Brenda Dombrowski, behind the offi ce for more information scenes work is now underway. Construction is slated to begin at 570-374-9196 or toll free PRESIDENT’S in early May. at 1-866-374-9196. The Fos- The MRC was thrilled with Walmart donation. “The pavilion ter Grandparent Program of will be a beautiful and functional addition to the park,” said Central PA is a program of DAY SALE Dombrowski. “We hope that the community will enjoy the new the Corporation for Nation- structure.” al and Community Service FEBRUARY 13TH - 19TH, 2020 To donate funds toward the Pavilion Project, please make and is sponsored locally by checks payable to Middleburg Revitalization Committee and the Union/Snyder Agency send to PO Box 184 Middleburg, PA 17842. The MRC has a on Aging, Inc. 10% OFF $50.00 or More purchase 501c3 non-profi t classifi cation. 15% OFF $100.00 or More Purchase LENIG’S AUTO BODY SPRAY MEETING 20% OFF $150.00 or More Purchase Collision Service & Expert Painting This is a Storewide Sale. INSURANCE WORK February 20th @ 6PM Certain Exclusions Apply. See Store For Details. FREE ESTIMATES at Penns Valley 570-374-0189 MON, WED 9AM-5PM; 141 Connector Road High School TUES, THUR 9AM-6PM Along Rts. 11 & 15 FABRIC • SHOES • CLOTHING Port Trevorton FRI 9AM - 8PM SAT 9AM-4PM; R.S.V.P. 307. E. Chestnut Street • Mifflinburg, PA 17844 We Work with ALL (570) 966-0225 CLOSED SUN Insurance Companies! Call: 570-541-1524 HOT DEALS THIS MONTH AT HOOVER

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