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Plumbing, Heating and Deer in the Headlights
In this issue however, we’re going to be a little more “nuts and bolts” as we look at preparations many of us will now focus on in the areas of plumbing (think freezing pipe opportunities ahead) and heating. We will look at several aspects of plumbing and heating for this fall season, but also, the road hazard known as deer. Have you ever hit one? I’ve hit two. We’ll give you some statistics on Pennsylvania deer-vehicle accidents in “Deer in the Headlights,” as well as tips from AAA on how to watch for deer when you’re driving and also a key thing to do if a crash with a deer is about to happen.
Then switching to the main focus of our issue, we will look at “The Benefits of a Heating System Upgrade.” We will explain why, even as we’re still experiencing end-of-summer heat, the time to think about a heating system upgrade and the benefits you might gain from it is right about now.
Summer will be over as a season within just a couple of days of this issue’s official publication date, so we are now stepping into the fall season. It is the season for beautiful fall colors, chillier
evenings bundled up on the porch or deck with the first hot ciders and chocolates, and more.
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One downside of not having your heat working properly or set at a high-enough temperature, can be a burst pipe in the basement or a crawl space. You certainly don’t want to have a pipe burst inside your wall. The worst scenario might be a burst
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In a less extreme plumbing situation, you might just be planning to do some DIY plumbing improvements at your place this fall. If that’s the
pipe while you’re away for the day – or a few –leaving you with real damage to your house when you get home. That’s not even mentioning the potential for many thousands of dollars of repair costs such a situation could cause you. We will give you some thoughts in “Dealing with a Pipe Burst Disaster.”
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case, let us tell you about the different kinds of plumbing pipes that are available for you to work with. We will provide you a solid overview of that information in “DIY: Know Your Plumbing Pipe Types.”
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And finally, there’s always been a question in the minds of many about whether or not heat pumps can really work in cold seasons and climates. The answer appears to be that they can be effective and efficient. We did a little research at Consumer Reports and we give you highlights of the information we found in “Can Heat Pumps Work in Colder Climates?”
So that’s what we have for you. Please join us next time when we start looking into some of the great pleasures of autumn. Until then, all the best.
Plumbing, Heating and Deer in the Headlights
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There are ways to prevent or reduce your risk of a deer-related crash when driving. AAA offers several tips for drivers to help limit the risk. They include:
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Insurance company State Farm says drivers in the Keystone State have a 1 in 54 chance of being involved in an animal-related crash, ranking fifth in the country. According to State Farm, West Virginia drivers have the highest risk.
season the time to be most careful regarding accidents with deer when driving along our roadways.Deerbecome more active in the fall ahead of their breeding season, the Pennsylvania Game Commission has said. The animals are most active at dawn and dusk.
How to Protect Yourself
Deer-related crashes are most likely in November, the insurance industry has said. October and December are the second and third most common months for animal-related crashes, making the fall
In Pennsylvania, Allegheny County saw the most crashes last year with 321. Statewide, there were 1,255 injuries and 13 deaths attributed to collisions with deer.
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In Pennsylvania, where the risk of driver-animal collisions is high, there was a slight increase in deer-related crashes last year. The state Department of Transportation reported 5,726 such crashes in 2021, compared to 5,586 in 2020.
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• When you see a deer, slow down and keep an eye out for other deer. They rarely travel alone.
• Those that result in injury or death, and
Minor crashes that don’t result in injury can be reported to police, but there is no legal requirement. Drivers involved in any crash with another vehicle must exchange license and insurance information and provide aid if needed.
The bottom line from the Gazette: Drive safely, wear your seat belt and keep your eyes on the road, because that’s where the action is.
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If a crash is imminent, as a driver you should take your foot off the brake. “During hard braking, the front end of a vehicle is pulled downward which can cause the animal to travel up over the hood towards the windshield,” AAA says. Staying off the brake means the animal is more likely to be pushed to the side or over the top of the vehicle.
• Those that result in a vehicle being too damaged to be driven away.
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• Take note of road signs, especially those that are yellow and diamond-shaped with a picture of a deer. Those specifically indicate high levels of deer activity in the area.
As you should always do, wear a seat belt. The chances of being injured in a crash with an animal are higher if you are not wearing a seat belt.
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• Scan the road in front of your vehicle looking for signs of animals.
• Use high beams when there’s no oncoming traffic. Oftentimes, the light reflecting off the deer’s eyes can be a fast indicator of their location.
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We did a little research and found some significant benefits of installing an energy-efficient heating system. It’s at least worth thinking about, particularly if you’re tired of paying more and more each month for your home heating costs. Here’s what we found.
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Making the switch to an energy-efficient heating system could lower your monthly heating bills by 30% or more. For most households, this will be a
With all the heat we’ve been experiencing, it may seem odd to talk about the benefits of upgrading your heating system. The reality is we are close to entering October and the time to start evaluating your heating system before the onset of winter is now. Benefits of a Heating UpgradeSystem
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If you’re concerned about your household’s energy use, one of the biggest benefits of choosing a high-efficiency heating system is its environmental friendliness. Such a system can use 30-50% less power to heat a house, using fewer fossil fuels and emitting less carbon dioxide.
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Most energy-efficient heating systems also operate at lower speeds than older systems. That puts less stress on the moving parts. As a result, the compressor, fan, and belts of energy-efficient heaters last longer.
Upgrading to an energy-efficient heating system will reduce your maintenance and repair calls. Modern furnaces and heat pumps are sealed better than heating systems from a generation ago, allowing less dust and debris into the interior components.Modernsystems also use better controls, such as an electronic ignition instead of a pilot light that can blow out. With a modern system you will generally only need to check the air filter monthly and replace it approximately every three months.
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$20 to $50 monthly savings. Over the course of a winter you could easily save $100 to $300 and across the system’s lifespan, you’ll save thousands.
Energy-efficient furnaces with an Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating of 95% or higher, use one-third the amount of natural gas of a 30-year-old furnace with an AFUE of 65%. You may also be eligible for a tax credit if you choose an energy-efficient heating system with Energy Star certification.
Heating system startup cycles cause the greatest amount of wear and tear on moving parts and electrical components. Because energy-efficient heating systems have fewer of those startup cycles, the result is less wear and tear on all critical components.
Another feature that energy-efficient furnaces can have is an energy recovery ventilator. These capture the heat from flue gases to heat fresh incoming air. They also retain moisture from the air so your home isn’t as dry during the winter months. A maintained indoor humidity level of 30-50% helps you feel more comfortable and lowers your risk of nasal, skin, throat, and eye irritations.
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If possible, combine your new heater with updated ducts to cut heated-air waste by up to 35%. Consider duct repair, sealing, or replacement. Sealing small gaps and cracks around windows and door frames will further eliminate leaks. An energy-efficient heating system will also increase your property’s resale value if you plan to sell it in the next few years.
Energy-efficient heating systems typically offer one or more features that improve your home’s indoor comfort. One feature is a variable-speed
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these quick fixes as fast as possible to prevent major problems. These ideas can help to slow down the leak long enough for you to call a qualified plumber for help.
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A burst pipe happens because water freezes in your pipes. This causes the volume to increase by 9 percent. Meanwhile, your pressure can go from 40 pounds per square inch to 40,000. Once this occurs, the pipes break open to release the pressure.
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A burst pipe is one of the worst plumbing problems you can have. Replacing the pipe can be expensive, but repairing damaged walls, insulation, and flooring can be far more expensive, easily costing thousands of dollars. If you are dealing with a burst pipe, it is important to use
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Turn off the Water
After the pipe bursts, any water inside of it will rush out and flood your home. The best way to
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To prevent your pipes from bursting, insulating your pipes in crawl spaces, basements and exterior walls is a smart preventative measure. Not only will insulation protect pipes when temperatures plummet, but it will also save you money on energy costs. Insulating hot water pipes from your water heater will reduce heat loss. This will allow you to lower the temperature on your water heater.
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Sometimes, you are lucky enough only to have a pinhole leak. In this case, you only have to apply a little pressure to the opening to keep water from coming out. An easy solution is to use duct tape around the pipe. This may give you enough pressure to keep the pinhole leak closed until a plumber arrives.
In this situation, your pipes are dealing with a lot of pressure. One way to alleviate the pressure is to turn on a faucet. This will help any water left in the system escape safely.
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Start Removing the Water
Hopefully, you will notice the burst pipe within the first few minutes. If the leak goes unnoticed for a while, you may have to deal with hundreds or thousands of gallons of water. While you wait
deal with this is by turning off the water right away at your water main. If the pipe is located near an electrical outlet, you may need to turn off your electric as well.
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Insulation will also prevent pipes from increasing the humidity in your home by preventing moisture condensation. Condensation can cause drips that can lead to water damage and foster the growth of harmful mold.
for a plumber to arrive, it is time to start cleaning up the mess. You can grab a mop to remove any water. If it is safe to use electricity in the room, a heater or fan can help dry out the floors and walls more quickly.
Preventative Pipe Insulation
If you are dealing with this issue, you need to turn off your water main and open up a faucet to let the remaining water out. Then, call a professional plumber right away to come and help. This type of repair issue can lead to significant damages if you do not fix it very quickly.
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Es macht nix aus weller Daag sie gedrucht waar; Fer lanne was aageht, waare mir entschlich devor.Mirsehne dei Pickder wann du wichdich bischt, Wer gschtarewe iss, sehnt mer im Dodes-lischt.
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Mariyets duh ich allfatt frieh uffschteh Fer mei deeglich Laaf, gebt’s Regge adder Schnee.Bisder Zeiding-buh kummt schtarr ich rum in dieWannKich;er sich verschloft, warr ich ungeduldich.
Ich waar gemaahnt an die alde Zeit: Die Zeiding gebt uns all unser Nei-ichkeet. Sellemols waar net so viel Advertisment, Mer hot meh lese kenne vun Leit as mer kennt.
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Unser Zeiding waar net gschmisse vor die vedderscht Dier –An die Poschtaffis im Schtor hole sie mir. Mir misse doch geh mit die Millichfuhr, So hen mir die Zeiding bis baut acht Uhr.
Sellemols hen sie Nochberschaft Nei-ichkeede gedruckt:Werhot erscht Hoi gemacht un welli hen bsucht. Wer hot gschlacht un wieviel hen die Sei gewoge; Wer hot ge-arebt un wer iss gezoge.
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Who had the carpenter and what did he do? How much did the medicine help the old hen? Who broke bones and whose horses ran away? Who was over the measles and who caught them anew?Why
I still buy the newspaper, I do not know;
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I am reminded of days gone by The newspaper gave us all our news. That time there was less advertising; We could read more about the folks we knew.
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Our paper was not thrown at the front door; We got it at the post office in the store. It was necessary to deliver the milk anyway; So, by Eight O’clock we had our paper.
To gather news in his area, The correspondent received his paper free. This way we learned the news. Our worth was printed in one’s estates.
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I always rise early in the morning, To take my daily walk, in rain or snow. I wait in the kitchen till the paperboy comes; If he overslept, I get impatient.
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With horse and buggy, Grandma drove the mail For 20 years, in the forenoon from Bernville. The one thing backwards then, Was that our news was always from the day before.Itmattered
little which day it was printed; We were anxious to learn what happened. We saw your picture if you were important; Who passed away, one saw in the death list.
That time personal neighborhood news was published –Who was first to make hay and who visited whom.Who butchered and how heavy the hogs were. Who had inherited and who had moved.
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They cost three times what they should. They tell me little about familiar people; Reading them surely takes up too much of my
a friend gave me an old newspaper from June of ’42 and I noticed what I would call “gossip columns “ from several towns and villages in the area where I grew up. One from the village, Edelman, read like a trip down memory lane. Most of the people that I knew while growing up in that area were mentioned receiving visitors or visiting someone somewhere else. Even a couple from the neighboring village of Belfast, who would become neighbors of my family when we moved later, were mentioned in that column. What I did not find, however, was any mention of farming activity, but then Edelman was an area that grew around the slate industry like Slatington, except it was much smaller and the quarrying did not continue that long. So, old newspapers can give you a glimpse into daily life for a given location for a particular time period.]
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If you’re going to do some DIY plumbing work around your place this fall, you might want to know more about the range of pipe types you can work with. There are five main types of plumbing pipe materials that are in use today: copper, galvanized steel, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), and cross-linked polyethylene (PEX).
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PVC pipe is by far the most commonly used pipe in residential plumbing situations. It’s affordable and available in a number of different fittings and sizes. It’s a great choice for most warm and cold
There is also chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) piping. This type has higher temperature performance and improved fire and corrosion resistance than PVC, but is not one of the main plumbing pipe types generally used.
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able to be buried and can withstand high pressure. They are also resistant to rusting and corrosion.
If we compare PVC to PEX, PEX pipes remain more popular among professional plumbers because they are flexible and easy to install, but even if you’re doing a DIY project, you should know about PEX. Unlike PVC, it doesn’t require the use of glue, which can potentially leak into the water. It’s also resistant to corrosion, making it compatible with metal pipes.
PEX Advantages
Of the pipe types discussed, PEX is the newest
Note that you can also use copper plumbing pipes for underground plumbing, as they are resistant to rusting and leakage, however they are sensitive to certain soil conditions. Before beginning any project, it’s best to check your local building codes to see what is recommended.
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If your project involves an underground water line, both PVC and PEX can be used. They are both
PEX is accepted by all major plumbing and building codes in the United States. However, when doing a DIY job, it’s the local codes that are the law in your area. Be sure you consult them to make sure you are meeting their specific requirements or restrictions for local PEX installations.
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you can wind PEX tubing throughout the walls and floors with a continuous, uninterrupted pipe to its final connection.
Plumbing Pipe Types
Due to its flexibility, PEX is also easier to install. PEX tubing can be bent and can curve around structural framing and other obstacles, reducing the need for holes and notches to accommodate it. Bends in the tubing also eliminate the need for many elbows and other transition fittings. This saves both installation time and cost. Essentially
For DIY installers particularly, perhaps the best advantage of PEX is that it does not require soldered connections (like a copper pipe) or tricky threaded connections (like galvanized steel). Because it requires fewer connections and fittings overall, it helps lower costs and also decreases the chances of leaks.
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alternative and has advantages. Because it is made with a flexible and resilient material, PEX is more resistant to breakage caused by freezing than either copper or PVC.
PEX also conserves energy by reducing heat loss through the pipe wall. In contrast, metal pipes are particularly prone to heat loss. PEX also doesn't corrode – another advantage over metal pipe, especially galvanized steel pipe, which consistently corrodes over time. Compared to copper, PEX is more resistant to scale buildup and the resulting loss of flow through the pipe. It is also much less expensive than copper pipe.
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In all areas of the church’s ministries, we continue to praise God for his blessings both large and small. If you have a need, please contact Pastor Bill at 610-737-1450 to see if help is available.
Slatington Library News
On September 11th, Sunday school for all ages groups started at 9:30am. Worship begins at 10:30am. Communion will continue to be observed the first Sunday of the month. Starting in October we will return to cups and bread. Pre-packaged elements will be available for those who desire them.It’sFood
is library card sign-up. Join the Slatington library and have access to the holdings of 11 other local libraries. A library card is free for any Northern Lehigh resident.
“Grief Share” began a new session on September 13th. Grief Share” meets on Tuesday morning at 10am, at the Helping Hand Community Center of Slatedale, located at 4019 Main Street, Slatedale. If you are interested in participating contact Pastor Bill. The Helping Hands Community Center of Slatedale, is a ministry of St. Peter’s Church.
St. Peter’s UMC Events
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Our monthly clothing ministry “The Redeemers Closet” is open on the 3rd Saturday of the month from 9am -Noon, at the Helping Hands Community Center of Slatedale located at 4019 Main St. Slatedale. See you on September 17th, come and check out all the new clothing. Please note that both clothing collection boxes are now open for donations of gently used clothing only NO toys,
Truck Thursday and we’re looking to share God’s blessings. At 10am you are welcome to get food. Remember to bring along your own bags and boxes, as the items are not packaged. Always keep watch on the church Facebook page for cancellations, postponements etc. The line begins at the Northern Lehigh Food Bank.
Wednesday mornings the Pastor alternates between “The Palmerton and Sacred Heart by the Creek in Northampton for a time of worship with the residents. If you would like to fellowship with the residents and have a time of worship midweek, contact Pastor Bill for the schedule and time.
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On Friday’s join Pastor Michelle with “Moments with Kids“4PM. These can be viewed on facebook. com/StPetersChurch18080.EDGEbegantheirregularmeetings on September 12th on Monday evenings from 6-7PM, for youth in 6th grade and up. For more information, please contact Kristin at 484-550-2578. The group meets at the Helping Hands Community Center of Slatedale located at 4019 Main St, Slatedale. Please note NO School means NO EDGE.
Whether you are looking for a place to worship or would just like to participate in our church activities, you can always contact Pastor Bill at 610-737-1450, or check out our website: stpetersumcemerald.org
The Library is looking to start a Teen Advisory Board. If you are a teen and wish to get involved, please call or stop in the library for more information.
Library hours are currently Mon. & Wed. 9am to 7pm, Tues. 9am to 3pm, Fri. 9am to 5pm, Sat. 8am to 2:00pm. The library is closed Thursday and Sunday.
etc. Please do not leave clothing outside of collection boxes. If clothing gets wet, we must throw it away. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Any questions concerning this information please contact Louise Bechtel at the Library at (610) 767-6461. Thank you.
The Book Club is currently reading “News of the world,” by Paulette Jiles. They will meet in person and virtually on Monday, October 3rd at 1:00pm.. There are copies of the book available at the library. If you are interested in joining the book club, please contact the library.
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The Slatington Library is now back to its precovid hours. We are now open until 7:00pm on Mondays and Wednesdays.
There is currently an opening on the Library Board of Directors for a representative from the Borough of Slatington. If you are interested in becoming a member of the board, and would like to get involved in your community, please contact theSeptemberlibrary.
Both Monday morning and Monday evening Bible Study’s started again on September 12th. Times are 11am and 6:30PM. Thursday evening Bible Study will be on the series “Chosen 2”. This will be held at 6PM. Contact Diane Ritzenthaler to reserve a book, at 610-216-6821.
Based in Bethlehem, the Delaware Lehigh Amateur Radio Club (DLARC) has more than 100 members. It is a non-profit 501(C)(3) charitable organization. Classes are offered as a community service.Thenext session will begin on September 27. Classes will be held weekly from 7-9 p.m. at the 911 Center at 100 Gracedale Avenue in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. For details or to register, contact KE3AW@arrl.net or call 610-419-9286.
Lunch!Inother news, we appreciate the wonderful support of our Annual Mum Sale held last weekend. More than half of our mum supply was ordered in advance! Thank you all!
in the parking area near the school at St. Paul’s UCC at Almond Road and Maple Drive in Lehigh Township. The event will be held in the church social hall if weather is inclement. Tour the oneroom school and if you attended a one-room school, reminisce and share your stories in an open small group discussion circle.
If you are interested in attending, LTHS would appreciate a head-count for food prep. Please call our office at 610-440-0151 and leave a message with your name and number of persons attending. You can also message us on Facebook or from our website contact page. You are still welcome if you forget to reserve your attendance.
Free Ham Radio Classes
Join LTHS at St. Paul’s One-Room Schoolhouse in Indianland for a lunch sampling of “Old Fashioned School Lunches”. Lunch will feature the types of food children took to one-room schools between the 1860s and the 1950s. Choose from baked potatoes, hard boiled or red-beet eggs, homemade bread with jam or butter, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, apples, carrots, cookies, cake and apple cider among other surprises.
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Lehigh Township Historical Society News
According to the American Radio Relay League (ARRL), the nationally recognized organization for ham radio operators, there are more than 750,000 amateur radio license holders in the United States and more than 3 million worldwide.
Friedens Church Announces Church & Cemetery History Presentation
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Ham radio has played an important role in communications for more than 100 years and continues to do so. It is part of many emergency management plans because it can be used to communicate if landline telephone lines, cell towers and/or electric grids fail.
Mark your calendar for our special Open House
It also is a fun hobby for people who enjoy talking with amateur radio operators locally andaround the world, participating in contests and field days, and even making contact with the International Space Station.
Friedens Church in cooperation with The Slatington History Preservations Committee is sponsoring a program entitled “A Walk at Peace” to be held on Saturday, September 24 at Friedens Church, 7727 PA Route 873, just south of Slatington. Join the church as they highlight families and individuals who were influential in the founding, and history of the church. The event is part of a year-long celebration of the 175th Anniversary of the founding of Friedens Church. The program is free and open to the public and begins at 2 PM. Parking is available. The event will be held in the church sanctuary. Light refreshments and fellowship to follow the presentation. This is the fourth history presentation/speaker series on important people, places, and events in Northern Lehigh’s history. For more information call 610554-4099 or visit us on Facebook at our page Slatington History Preservation Committee.
“Old Fashioned School Lunches” is the theme of the LTHS St. Paul’s One-Room School Open House program this year on Sunday, October 9th from Noon to 3 pm.
The Delaware Lehigh Amateur Radio Club, Inc. will offer free classes this fall for people who would like to obtain an amateur radio license. The class will run for 10 weeks and will prepare students to take the Federal Communications Commission’s Amateur basic license examination.
The program is free and open to the public. The event is sponsored by Country View Farms, Gilbert Funeral Home of Whitehall; Becky’s Drive In; Neffs National Bank and the Lehigh Township Lions Club. We look forward to seeing lots of our friends and neighbors at this Open House School
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your home and transferring it into the home. The conventional wisdom has been that heat pumps don’t work where the temperatures drop below freezing. That’s old news.
While they’ve been most common in the warmest parts of the country for decades, plenty of today’s air-source heat pumps (we’ll just call them heat pumps) can keep your home toasty even when it is bone-chillingly cold outside. They can do this while using far less energy than other types of heatingAccordingsystems.one expert, these heat pumps can work in almost any climate. A consumer user from Minneapolis told Consumer Reportsthat after his steam boiler broke, he installed a heat pump that has kept his home warm for the past four winters, including during extreme cold snaps, when temperatures dropped as low as minus 29° F.
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According to Consumer Reports to
Air-source heat pumps are more energy-efficient than traditional heating and cooling systems. They are also emerging as an important tool for helping to battle climate change all over the country and almost always reduce a household’s carbon emissions.
The Secret of Success
the question, “can heat pumps actually work in colder climates?” is yes. Air-source heat pumps work by absorbing free heat from the air outside
With a heat pump, the secret of success is to pick
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the correct heat pump for your home – certainly taking into account its size – and climate, make any recommended weather-sealing upgrades, and hire a reputable contractor with heat pump installation experience to install it.
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There’s no official “cold climate” standard for heat pumps just yet, however the next Energy Star standard for heat pumps, launching in January 2023, will include a certification mark for coldclimate heat pumps. That certification will signify a suitable level of low-temperature performance and efficiency. It will be a major new tool to help you determine which heat pump is best for your situation.Thekey feature in a cold-climate heat pump is a variable speed compressor that can be helpful in any climate, but especially beneficial in regions with big differences between the seasons. It enables a single heat pump to work efficiently and effectively whether in the deepest freeze of winter, on the hottest summer afternoon, or any milder day
commonly come in two varieties: ducted or ductless. If your home already has good ductwork, you’ll most likely select a ducted heat
One study out of the University of California, Davis, estimates that 32 percent of households in the U.S. (including many in very cold regions) will save money by switching to a whole-home heat pump system. The biggest savers are likely to be
pump. If your home doesn’t have ductwork – for instance, you currently heat with radiators, you will more likely want a ductless system, often called a mini-split. Both types are equally capable of efficient, effective cold-weather performance.
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Will It Save You Money?
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Fall Maze
For life jackets, camo styling hides a danger: Dark green, tan and black camo patterns are remarkable at doing exactly as designed, blending you into your surroundings. However, that’s not a benefit if you happen to be floating in the water and rescuers are searching. If possible, make their job easier and wear a life jacket with high visibility. For smaller vessels and paddlers, leaf peeping season is also a really good time to secure the life jacket to your body – that includes using buckle snaps.
Falls overboard can be deadly, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. Something as simple as a rope with foothold loop, attached to cleats, can also easily function as an emergency boarding ladder.
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Got a way back into the boat? Falls overboard may be ranked #5 on the 2021 U.S. Coast Guard’s list of the “Top Five Primary Accident Types” with 273 accidents, but they also led the most number of deaths (170 fatal), as well as more fatalities than all the other 4 top accident types combined (#1 collision with vessel-1226 accidents/31 fatal; #2 collision with fixed object- 508 accidents/43 fatal; #3 flooding/swamping-461 accidents/55 fatal; #4 grounding-308 accidents/23 fatal). Your boarding ladder should be functional and accessible as cold water can quickly sap strength. If your boat doesn’t have a built in-ladder, a compact emergency ladder or even a looped line attached to a cleat, pre-rigged with foothold loops every few inches and hung over the transom, can substitute.
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Fall boating season has arrived, and with it come different types of risks that cold water and air temperatures bring. Here are three boating safety tips from the BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water just right for leaf peeping season.
A float plan is needed: A float plan is as simple as telling a responsible person where you will be going and when you’ll be back. With fewer other boats on the water (potential Good samaritans) after Labor Day, a float plan ensures rescuers will be notified if you ever fail to check back in after your outing. Additionally, leaving a note under your vehicle’s windshield wiper at the launch ramp can help trigger an alarm.
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Having an emergency boarding ladder ready to go and easily reached from the water is important when water temperatures are cool and there are fewer other boaters on the water that could render help.
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Crunchy leaves, crisp air, and pumpkin-flavored everything. Lehigh Valley shines in bright oranges and vibrant reds during the fall months. Make the most of the season by crossing off these must-do activities before the colder temperatures start to creepPickin.the perfect pumpkin at Grim's Orchard and Family Farm and carve it into a creative jack-o’lantern. Check out places to pumpkin pick.
30 News@TownAndCountryGazette.com || September 15, 2022 Your Lehigh Valley Autumn Bucket List SUNDAY OCTOBER 23rd, 2022 BASKET SOCIAL! DOORS OPEN 11 AM DRAWING STARTS AT 3 SCHNECKSVILLE FIRE CO. PAVILION 4550 OLD PACKHOUSE ROAD, SCHNECKSVILLE, PA 18078 AWESOME BASKETS & PRIZES! EXTRA RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILABLE, $10 KITCHEN WILL BE OPEN ~ COME HUNGRY! $10 admission includes sheet of 25 tickets to use for many awesome baskets & prizes! BRING A PET FOOD DONATION TO BE ENTERED INTO A $50 VISA CARD DRAWING For tickets send a SASE + check to: SOAR | PO Box 286 | Schnecksville, PA 18078 570-386-9241 | kaska23@ptd.net Benefits Starting Over Animal Rescue a 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit Rescue
Take a scenic train ride to enjoy the fall foliage Colebrookdale Railroad.
Reach new heights as you take on the Summit
Hike to the top of Hawk Mountain to see the birds in their autumn migration as you admire the stunning fall colors.
Shop the bounty of local harvests at markets including the Easton Farmers Market, the oldest open-air market in the country.
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Go apple picking at one of Lehigh Valley's orchards. Be sure to pick up some apple cider to takeWalk,home!run, or bike along the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, complete with stunning canal-side views lined with vibrant foliage.
Aerial Park at Blue Mountain Resort. Treat yourself to fireside beverages after you complete the course.
For white wine fans, Vynecrest Autumn Gold is a must to wet your whistle after a day of adventure.
Jump into a pile of freshly-raked leaves.
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Enjoy a fresh-baked apple dumpling topped with homemade vanilla ice cream from the Bethlehem Dairy Store.
You can call your order into the church office at 610-767-6361; to Harrison Williams at 610-216-4284, or e-mail your orders to Harrison at williamshj2514@msn.com.
Savor the flavors of fall with a warm beverage from LIT Coffee Shop & Bakery, or one of the region’s other charming coffee shops.
camera and go on a photo tour of the Lehigh Valley Covered Bridge Tour. As you make the 50-mile drive, you’ll see seven historic bridges. The reds of the bridge blend perfectly with the colors on the trees.
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Enjoy fresh-baked strudel at Oktoberfest at SteelStacks.Grabyour
40 Second Street, Slatington PA Soup & Sandwich Sale
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Pick-up is Saturday, October 22, from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M.
Sign up for a glass blowing glass at the Banana Factory where you can make your own pumpkin
Soup choices (quart-size - $7.00 each) are: Ham & Navy Bean Soup, Old-Fashion Chicken Rice Soup, and PA Dutch Pepper Pot Soup. Sandwich choices ($6.50 each): Chicken Salad & Cheese Wrap and New England Style Lobster Roll.
Allentown’s Theatre District comes together to celebrate the city’s diverse cultural community at the West End World of Food Festival. This block party is filled with finger-lickin’ food, electric musical acts, varieties of beer & wine, and crafts for children. Come explore the food and stay for a great time!
Say hello to fall with an apple-packed weekend at Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites’ 7th
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Listen to the arresting sounds and see the eyepopping stage presences of DakhaBrakha at Lafayette College's William Center for the Arts. Tracing their roots to the hub of Kyiv's underground theatre movement, DakhaBrakha took a deep dive into traditional Eastern European music and reshaped it with punk-pop, indie, hip-hop, and rock influences. Their sub-mersive musical synthesis is fresh, spirited, urgent, and something you won't want to miss!
As the summer comes to a close, September brings crisp air and a fresh beginning in Lehigh Valley. Be sure to mark your calendars for all of these events taking place this month! From weekly farmers markets, to blooming sunflower fields, movies at the drive-in, IronPigs baseball games, and much more. Get in the fall mood by visiting local pick-your-own farms to stock up on all the fresh fruits and vegetables!
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From hayrides to apple cider slushies, Fall Festival has something for everyone! Spend a whole day at Grim’s Orchard & Family Farms finding your way through their four-acre corn maze, picking your pumpkins and/or apples, trying delicious eats, more. And a trip to Grim's wouldn't be complete without a hayride on the beautiful countryside!
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Annual Apple Days (September 17-18) & Market to Go (September 19-20). Hosted on the grounds of Burnside Plantation, Apple Days features apple bobbing, kids crafts and activities, cooking and colonial demonstrations, barn and house tours, live music, culinary contests, doughnut-eating contests, and everything apple. Bring the whole family to celebrate the season's favorite fruit!
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‘Tis the season to break out your kilts for the Celtic Classic Highland Games & Festival. This annual festival celebrates the region’s Celtic culture and heritage with five stages of continuous entertainment featuring international, national, and regional Celtic artists, pipe bands, Irish dancers, a diverse marketplace of authentic Celtic merchandise and collectibles, good eats, and more! Be sure to get a good viewing spot for the Highlands Games where athletes showcase spectacular feats of strength and agility as they compete to be for the title of U.S. Champion.
Valley! Equi-librium hosts their Fourth Annual Lehigh Valley Polo match to support horse-related therapies for individuals with special needs. Watch an exhibition polo match, stomp the divots at halftime, tailgate, and enjoy delicious food all while supporting a great cause.
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A season of spooks kicks off at Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom! On select nights in September and October, the park is transformed into a land of HAUNTs, ghouls, and goblins hiding around every corner. Make your way through a number of haunted mazes in between rides on the park’s most treasured attractions. If haunts aren’t for you, check out the Great Pumpkin Fest during daytime hours featuring the PEANUTS gang. Perfect for little ones, daytime events include trick-or-treating, interactive shows, and more.Stairs filled with jacko-lanterns at Dorney Park in Allentown Celtic Classic Highland Games & Festival September 23-25, 2022 Colonial Industrial Quarter, Conestoga St., Bethlehem, PA 18018
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Ticks: Although tick nymphs peak in the spring months, the number of adult deer ticks is higher in the fall than it is during any other part of the year. Deer ticks are the ticks that are responsible for spreading Lyme disease—which can be just as much of a danger for you as it is for your pet. If you're worried you might have a tick problem, there are several things you can do to help. A tick and flea preventative will help keep the bugs away,
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Fall is on the horizon and dog owners who live anywhere but in the middle of the concrete jungle are probably concerned they might have a dog tick problem. Ticks—deer ticks, dog ticks, and other varieties—can spread disease to both you and your pet. But what are the other animal health concerns you need to worry about in the fall? Here
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Grooming: Finally, fall is a good time to remember that keeping your pet's coat in good shape isn't just a matter of vanity; it's also a matter of health. Some good dog grooming tips include regularly brushing your pet to avoid matting and always making certain your pet is completely dry after a bath. These and other tips can help your pet avoid "hot spots" and other skin irritations that can contribute to poor health.
Quick Tip: If you have a long-haired dog or cat, it's important to brush them regularly to avoid serious matting, which can cause your furry friend real discomfort and negatively affect their health. If you cannot commit to regular coat care, then talk to your veterinarian or groomer about whether or not it might be a good idea to keep Fluffy shaved. He won't be fluffy anymore but it could improve both his temperament and his well-being.
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Temperature: Fall is a tough time for pet care because the temperature is so variable. Depending on where you live, you may need to worry about anything from heatstroke to frostbite. In particular, you'll always want to make certain that your dog or cat has enough water. Just because the weather has gotten cooler doesn't mean that your pet doesn't still need a lot to drink.
but if you don't choose to use them, consider paying more attention to your lawn care. Ticks prefer to live in long grass, so giving your lawn a good manicure, and keeping your pets confined, can help keep your tick problem under control.
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Halloween: Halloween time can be fun time for both you and your pets, but you'll also want to plan ahead and take some safety precautions. Chocolate, which is found so plentifully at Halloween, can be extremely toxic for both your dogs and your cats. Also, candies containing xylitol are among the harmful foods you should keep away from your pet. Pet Halloween costumes can be cute, but you'll want to be certain that they
don't have small parts which pose a choking hazard or impair your pets' breathing or hearing. If you have a black cat, plan to keep it indoors around Halloween time. People have been known to play some nasty tricks on "witch's cats" around the holiday, and you'll want to keep your kitty safe.
Woman’s Club of Slatington 2022
Whipped cream, optional
1/4 cup orange juice
1 cup coarsely chopped pecans or walnuts
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cup butter, melted
1/4 cup sugar
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1. Preheat oven to 350°. Toss apples with sugars and fruit juices; spread into a greased 11x7-in. baking dish.
The Woman’s Club of Slatington will meet for the initial meeting of the new club year on Monday night September 19, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at Victory Park pavilion, Slatington. Returning members as well as women interested in learning more about the club, are invited to join us for pizza and refreshments. For more information call Slatington Public Library at 610767- 6461. Now in its 84th consecutive year, the club meets on the third Monday of each month during the school year, September to May in person or via zoom. Woman’s Club has a rich history of providing interesting programs to our members and projects to benefit the community. Membership is open to any woman age 18 and over. We commit our time, talents, and funds to support and uplift the Northern Lehigh community. Our contributions support many local programs such as the Historical Society, animal shelters, Walnutport Canal Association, NL Food Bank, Lehigh Gap Nature Center, Springside Sportsman Club, Library Art Show, NLSD scholarship, plantings at the town welcome signs and trailhead, and the Slatington Public Library. One of our most important functions is the care, support, health, knowledge, fun, and friendship of our members… Our most valuable asset. New members are always welcome so we hope to see you at the park!
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1 tablespoon lemon juice
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3. Bake until golden brown and apples are tender, 35-40 minutes. Serve warm and if desired, top with whipped cream.
2. Place cookie mix in a bowl; stir in contents of cinnamon-sugar packet. Sprinkle over apples. Drizzle with butter. Top with pecans.
TOTAL TIME: Prep: 15 min. Bake: 35 min. YIELD: 10 servings.
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
6 cups sliced, peeled tart apple (about 8 medium)
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NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID FOR BEFORE PUBLICATION. This means you must send your payment with your ad when placed by mail, pay for your ad when placed in person at the office, or mail your payment to reach our office before we go to print if your ad was faxed or called in. If payment is not received BEFORE press time, your ad will NOT be included in that edition of the Gazette. HOW TO USE OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION: Mail your ads, with a check for $10 per ad (up to 25 words), to T&C Gazette, 255E S. Best Ave., Walnutport, PA 18088, or call in your ad to 610-767-9600 Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. OR fax anytime to 610-767-9612. PRICING: $10 for first 25 words; $15 for 26-45 words; $20 for 46-65 words; $25 for 66-85 words; $30 for 86-105 words; $35 for 106-125 words. NOTICE: There will be no refunds after a classified advertisement is placed and paid. If an ad runs erroneously at the fault of the paper, we will offer a complimentary ad in the next edition of the publication.
Firewood for Sale: $150 a pick-up load. Call Dale Schaeffer 610-7673058 (10/6)
Apartment Slatington: New 2 bedroom, spacious, eat-in kitchen, living room, bathroom with linen closet, one-piece tub shower. NO PETS and no smoking, W/S/G included. $650 + utilities, security required. Call 610-390-8691.
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Events Help Wanted Real Estate for Rent
Don Hartwig Sharpening Service: Saw Chain, Mower Blades, Scissors, Knives, Clipper Blades, Carbide Tip Saws, and much more. 4728 Mountain Rd. Slatington. 610-248-7988. (12/15)
Tim's Sharpening Service: Let me take care of your sharpening needs. Circular saws, carbide circular saw blades, planer blades, scissors, electric hedge fence trimmers, lawn mower blades, axes, chisels, chain saws, etc. Call 610-767-5171 or 610-751-6182 (9/1)
Friday, October 7, Christ UCC Church is having a bus trip to Green Dragon Farmers Market, Psalm 23 Prayer Garden and Yoders Restaurant (Yoders not included in price). $40 p/p, bus pick-up in Palmerton. Call Phyllis at 610-5335356 (9/15)
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For Sale
Master Electrician since 1987. No job too small. Reasonable prices. Free quotes. Todd Haring.484-951-8624.PA#093516(12/1)
Above Ground Pool, 28’ round x 54” high. FMI call 610-262-3985 and leave message (9/15)
Slatington Hotel: Clean, safe, quiet, nicely furnished rooms, $140-$250/week. Private and shared bathrooms. Color TV and cable incl. Up-charge for A/C and on-premise parking. Internet avail. Furnished effic. apts also available. 610-577-0898. (12/15)
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Personals
Lehigh Valley Scoopers is hiring a FT Route Manger- Pet Waste Removal Technician. 4 days a week, Monday-Friday, no weekends. Valid and clean driver's license. Company truck driven during hours of work. Reliable transportation to business in Slatington. Contact & send resume to lehighvalleyscoopers.cominfo@
You are invited: Hydrotherapy Seminar, Natural treatments for Respiratory Ailments. September 18, 2-4 p.m. Free community event, no registration required. Seventhday Adventist Church 227 Willow Rd. Walnutport. FMI email alaven@ ptd.net (9/15)
SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY Do you enjoy sales? Are you a people person? Are you computer savvy? Do you possess good customer service skills? Are you passionate about preserving the written word? The Home News is seeking a Marketing and Sales Account Executive. Interested candidates, please email resume to cstroh@ homenewspa.com.
Looking for short, fit, petite woman, give or take 68 years young to live with a man like same, Capt. Bob 610-767-0678 (10/6)
Werner Eyes of the Valley 37 Womer Memorials, LLC 42
Mobile Home Parts Center 41
Mountainside Construction ................ 47 Myster Tree 30
Family Practice 15
Lehigh Valley Spinal 13
All Air Solutions 14
Christ Church Little Moore ................... 8
Heidel Hollow ...................................... 36 Hope Lutheran 12
All American Tree Service 9
Lehigh Valley Scoopers ...................... 29
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Kyle’s Kars 11
Miller Supply 17
JMY Construction 41
Harding Funeral Home 19
Slatington Library Basket Social 35
Memorial Library of Nazareth 43
Emmanuel UCC 25
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A&A Limo 43
Lehigh Twp. Rec. Board-Softball 43
Lorah’s.................................................. 12
Neff’s Masonry 41
Paws 2 Freedom ................................. 29
Ted’s Roofing 32
NL Trunk or Treat ................................ 44
3 Daughters Construction 41
W.Neff Auto Sales 3 Walnutport Door Co. 26 Water Wheel 24 Wednesday Unwined-NLRA 35
Moore Twp. Lions & Lioness Car Show 25
Lincoln Manor...................................... 37
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Car Doc 38
Nulton&DiagnosticTreatment Center 31
Corner Pocket Deli 25 Country Clippers.................................. 29
Great Metal Recycling ......................... 41
Blue Mountain Evergreen 2
Ivan Witmer - State Farm 32 J&J Coins 36
Becky’s - DCT 44
American Legion Lehighton 2 Amey’s Clean Rite 44 Amey’s Garage 48
Total Body Harmony 31
Everett Chiro 19
Liza’s House 14
George G.FuneralBensingHome, LLC 44
ADVERTISER INDEX
A-1 Towing Service 38
Chris & Eli Family Restaurant 31
BHHS Benjamin Real Estate 42
CBD American Shaman ..................... 38
Jack Follweiler’s Garage 42
Mint Home Improvement 18
European Concept Salon 19
Nancy'sMassageTherapeutic 2
Becker Homes 41
Christman’s Septic Service 41 Cruise Planners................................... 37
Mack’s Tree Service 33
Amy Hillborn ........................................ 23 Balloons by Robin 20 Barry HausmanCustomKitchens. 18
This issue’s Sudoko answers
SOAR 30
St. John’s UCC-Laurys 24 St. Paul’s Evan. Lutheran 7 Sule’s Collision Center ........................ 44
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Spring Valley Meats 12
Jerusalem Lutheran 17
NAPL- Basket Social .......................... 24
Missing Dog - Ginger 20
Perfect Balance 11
Burger King 47
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Robin Hill Memorial 6 Roosevelt Demo Club 30 Silfies Fuel 42 Slatedale Fire 26
St. John’s Lutheran Slatington 32
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Vlossak HVAC 7
Blue Mountain Fish & Game 20 Boom Mowing 41
Emerald Cider Mill 5
Fall Fair in the Park 8
Two Wheelz Mens Pedicure 35
Don Corleone’s 26 EA Healing Touch Massage Ther. 11
Richard B. Ryon 35
Bechtel’s Pharmacy .............................. 3
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