Shopper's Remedy June 2023

FOR SALE: 1997 Sierra Fifth Wheel Camper 24ft. Good condition for age. Low miles on tires. No leaks. $2500 obo 717-5893724.

FOR SALE: 15 ft. Coleman Canoe, 2 new paddles, 3 life jackets, $125. 717567-0040.

FOR SALE: Horton Team Realtree crossbow with a BSA scope. Twelve bolts with field tips. Asking 150. Stihl FS-90 weed eater with bicycle handle bar. Asking $200. Both items are in good condition. Call or text, have pics. 717- 514-4468.

EVENT: MUSIC ON THE

LAWN - Tressler Memorial Lutheran Church ( 3581 Shermans Valley Road, Loysville ) will be hosting Music on the Lawn. It will be held on Sunday, June 25, 2023 at 7:00 PM. Randy Simpson and the Millers will the guest performers. We ask that you bring a lawn chair since this is an outside event. In case of inclement weather, it will be held indoors. A love offering will also be taken for our guests.

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE: Give the gift of life on Thursday, 29 June between 12:00pm and 6:00pm at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3787 Cold Storage Rd, New

Bloomfield (next to Karns). Child care will be available. For an appointment, visit redcrossblood.org, or call 1 800 RED CROSS (1 800 733-2767).

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: Food Truck Party, will be held at Tressler Memorial Lutheran Church from Monday, June 12-Thursday, June 15th from 6-8 PM. There will be games, crafts, stories, science station, music and of course, snacks! Ages up until 5th grade are welcome. Location is at 3581 Shermans Valley Road, Loysville. You may call the Parish office at 717-789-4522 if you would like to pre-regis-

ter; or check out our website at www.perryfree.net.

LARGE MULTI-FAMILY Yard Sale being held on Thursday - Saturday, June 8-10 (WEATHER PERMITTING) from 8 AM until ? at 3583 Shermans Valley Road (in the rear). Parking is available in the Tressler church parking lot in Loysville. Brand NEW Kayak, Weight bench, Hess trucks, wheelbarrow, coffee table, floor lamp, cookbooks , Girls clothing size 10-12 & 14-16, lifejackets and so much more!

Send us your Community event to: Rnoll@pamusician.net. Thank you!

Dealer Buildings Open 8-6 Thursday, Friday, & Saturday

Admission $5.00 per day, or $10 for all 3 days + an optional $1.00 cash donation to the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, Kids 16 & under FREE!

Hosted by PA Trappers Association. District #8 & the North American Trap Collectors Association

Dealers

Tailgaters

Demos

Fur Handling

Night ~ State Auction at 7:00 Saturday Night - District #8 & NATCA Auctions 7:00

Trap Setting Contests Mtn. Man Race Smokey The Bear & much more!

Fur Handling Demos all day Friday & Saturday

Host Hotel ~ Clarion Hotel & Suites~ Shippensburg 32 East King St., Shippensburg, PA 17257 Tel: 717-532-4141

(You must use code PTA2023 to get special room rate)

Other Area Hotels: Holiday Inn Express, Shippensburg

CELEBRATING 2 YEARS!

Military Tactical Law, Inc opened its doors in May of 2021. Sean Wickerham is an avid collector of everything having to do with the military. It’s his way of preserving History; as Sean likes to say, “One relic at a time.” He is interested in all wars, all countries, and all conflicts. If you have something that is military related and you are thinking of throwing it away Sean asks that you “please” bring it to him and he will let you know what it is worth and possibly buy it from you. It’s all about preserving history. Currently some people in our country look at wars and veterans as something terrible when in truth good men and women chose to go to war to preserve our current freedoms and rights and also to protect our nation. Sean wants to establish a safe place where all Veterans will be honored and appreciated and garner the respect they deserve for their service rather it be military, police or a first responder.

Sean grew up in a military based home, his Dad was a Vietnam war hero and Sean grew up with a love of God, Freedom and Veterans. Sean spent 10 years in the Army, 7 years as a police officer and also worked as a Correctional officer. He has always had a desire to serve the public and still does. He

has also enjoyed collecting firearms and all other Military related Items.

Military Tactical Law, Inc. isn’t only a place to buy guns and ammo and other related items but it’s a meeting place for veterans and other collectors. On the second Sunday of each month they have a

RESCUE

SHOP that meets at 9:30am for Veterans to meet with other veterans. Military Tactical Law, Inc is one of the many sponsors of the Fun Run Ride on Saturday, June 24th the will benefit the disabled American Veterans (DAV) of Perry and Juniata Counties. See the Fun Run Ride for details.

Sean is looking to become a fixture in Perry County where Veterans and all people interested in our Military History can gather together and learn and help one another. He’s looking forward to sponsoring many other events in the future. Stop in at Military Tactical Law Inc and see all that Sean has to offer.

FOR SALE: Howard Piano with Bench, excellent condition, beautiful finish. $500 - east end of Juniata County. Delivery possible. Call 717-215-5310.

FOR SALE: Vintage black STING cap from his “Brand New Day” Tour 99/00 husband went to. Listed for $29.99 worn online. Rare Dad cap. Great condition. Selling for $18.00 firm. Can send pictures. Call or text 717-926-1678.

FOR SALE: Tires - 2 Firestone Winter Force 195 / 60 R 15; excellent condition, like new - $50 for pair. Call 717-215-5310.

FOR SALE: Matted framed Maxfield Parrish Sunrise Print. Asking $20. Call 717589-3081.

Call in your FREE Classi-

fied today at 717-444-2423.

FOR SALE: Dresser. Blond, 6 drawer, 48L x 18W x 38H with attached mirror - can be removed to transport it. All in very good condition. If you call I can text you a picture. Located in Millerstown. Asking $15. Call 717-589-3081.

Dad Wants a Harley for Father’s Day! FOR SALE: 2004 Softail Deuce. 14,000mi needs chrome work 570-541-0197.

FOR SALE: Harrisville 8 Harness 10 Treadle loom, $1250. 717-582-4377.

FOR SALE: Kalashnikov AK 47 tactical rifle with mags pictures are available asking $700; 2280 rounds of 7.62x39 asking $750; if you buy both ammo and rifle the price is $1,200. Call 570-

246-5831 ask for Tom.

FOR SALE: 4” x 8” x 16” Splitface Block. 900 pcs. tan color. $2.00 ea. Call Dave 717-574-3994.

FOR SALE: J. Unertl Ultra Varmit Scope, two inch object, never mounted still in original shipping carton, $1,500 or best offer 717567-3628, Newport.

FOR SALE: Frigidaire side by side refrigerator. Stainless Steel, 22.1 cubic feet. Very clean, like new, used 4 years, 6 years old. Ice maker/water in door. $550. Call 717-991-5389 or 717-9913474, Newport area.

FOR SALE FOR PARTS ONLY: 2006 Trailblazer, good 6 cylinder engine, good transmission, good interior seats, asking $1,000 or best offer. Call 717-5679293.

FOR SALE: 1948 John Deere B, $2,000 or best offer. Needs a little work to finish “Runs”; 2021 John Deere riding mower L170, only 29 hours on motor, $2,300, has a 48 inch deck. Tires (4) P255-25-15 $80;

(4) P235-75-17 $250. All tires in excellent shape; 717-589-8648 for details and pictures. Shermans Dale area. Call and will return calls.

FOR SALE: 2 Cords of split firewood (oak and poplar) both cords for $350. Call 717-589-8648 for details. Will return calls. Shermans Dale.

FOR SALE: As new, Glock Gen 5 model 19 MOS with Halosun 507K green optical sight, Tac Flat Trigger kit, and safety plunger upgrades. Only 30 rounds fired, $795, photos available, phone or leave message, 717-480-6481.

FOR SALE: Craftsman Radial Saw, 8.25 inches, 2.50 Horsepower on metal stand, good condition, $80; Bed head board, med. wooden finish with posts also double frame include, nice , can also use for queen size frame, $50. Call 717-4443588. If no answer please leave message.

WANTED: Smallish Beagle (runt of the litter??). My rescue and support bud-

dy has passed on and I am pretty much lost. 717-4369000 (House trained a plus). (Sept. 23)

FOR SALE: Remaining 364 Winchester Collection; 30 WCF Saddle Ring (1925), $2,000; 30.30 (1954) $1,000; 32 Special (1961) $1,200; All wood is excellent, bluing excellent on second and third item. .222 Stevens model 325 (same as Savage 340 w/ sip) excellent condition, $400. 717-463-2386.

WANTED TO BUY: Rifle made by A. Hoyer and any A. Hoyer related items. Phone 717-348-1029.

FOR SALE: CVA Wolf Inline 50 caliber black power only - with accessories. 3x9 black scope - 24 inch barrel,

$300. 717-320-2185 can leave message.

FOR SALE: Like “new” Leer bed cover for Chevy or GMC 6.50 bed, on truck for one week. Asking $350, 717-320-2185, can leave message.

FOR SALE: 2017 1,000 gallon propane tank, like new includes (2) country lintels to sit on, $3,500. 717649-2133, Newport.

FOR SALE: 38 Special handgun with 225 rounds of ammo, $225. 717-2755347.

FOR SALE: Civil War Buffs - 18 volumes with index of “Time Life” books. Mint condition, $175. 717275-5347.

FOR SALE: 11 Volumes of Civil War, mint condition, $75. Call 717-275-5347.

FOR SALE: 13 piece Collection of early American Indians, $75. Call 717-2755347.

FOR SALE: A very rare book by Flavius Josephus on the Roman Empire, $80. Call 717-275-5347.

FOR SALE: Pure bred Jack Russell , mild tempered, loving dogs. Will accept down payment, will be ready late June. &17-6940122.

FOR SALE: Gemini powered 15 inch bluetooth speaker system, excellent condition, $200; Boss overdrive -distortion pedal for guitar model SO-1 $50,

OIL CHANGE SPECIAL$4999

Offer Includes oil filter, oil change with up to 5 qts. of semi-synthetic motor oil. Chassis lube where applicable, Air filter maintenance inspection and fluid check. Tire Pressure check. Cartridge filters extra. Includes disposal fee. Most cars and light trucks. Call for appointment today...

717-834-9126

Willow

new therapeutic heating pad, $15. 717-379-8010.

FOR SALE: Solid wood cabinet and TV stand. Dimensions; 42.5 inches long x 22 inches deep x 27 inches high. Must be seen to appreciate, asking $300. 717609-2692, Carlisle.

WANTED: Video games, Nintendo, Sega, Saturn, N-64, Super Nintendo, Game Boy and any others like Play station. Call 717319-0909.

FOR SALE: Johnson 18 H.P. $350; Evinrude 6 H.P. $300. (6) air conditioning recovery tanks, $20 each; Craftsman 8 inch grinder like new with stand, $65; Craftsman 22 inch weed trimmer, $150; Werner 8 foot step ladder, $45; Old slot machine takes Eisenhower dollars, $450; DVDs about 1,000 must take all, 40 cents each. 717-3190909.

FOR SALE: Savage 16 gauge bolt action $160; Stevens 22 cal. pump visible loader (1907) super condition, $750; Rem. 870- 12 ga. Xpress, new in box, $375; Western Field #10 S. Barrel 12 ga. $110; Stevens S. Shot, $110. 717-319-0909.

FOR SALE: Grumman 14 foot Jon Boat with 9.9 Mercury plus accessories plus galvanized trailer, $1,900: Also Mercury 20 H.P. jet motor, $1,950. 717-3190909.

FOR SALE: Golden Retriever Puppies, 8 weeks old May 19th, 5 males, 2 females, vet checked, not

registered, $450 each. 717423-6947.

FOR SALE: 50 ft. aluminum spouting trough, brown in color, 2 different pieces will sell any or all, make offer. 717-463-2386.

FOR SALE: Remington Game Master, 308 caliber with 3x9 scope, $600; 30/40 Drag sported, $100 717275-5347.

FOR SALE: 40ft. Aluminum extension ladder, $125. 717-275-5347.

FREE: Nordic Track elliptical machine 570-367-8057.

FOR SALE: One lot on Lower Street in Danville, PA, $175,000. 570-8496023.

Aunt Mary of Antiques & Collectibles on Narrow Road in New Bloomfield would like to THANK YOU ALL for your support over the years but she is finally retiring and closing up shop. Thanks again.

FREE (3) sizes 225-60-R18 tires, will pass inspection, no plugs, no leaks. 717-4632386.

FOR SALE: Cookstove, $750; Coal or wood Heatrola, $500; 42 inch snob

lade off of 1541 Cub Cadet, $125. Best offer on all. 717503-1817, Duncannon.

FOR SALE: Old 78 Disc records from Standard Disc Standard Talking Machine Company from Chicago Illinois. Call Ed at 717-5031817, Duncannon.

FOR SALE: Horse Parade Saddle, really neat; Electric Minnkota trolling motor; Takedown Recurve bow, 717-694-0122.

EVENT: 34th ANNUAL ANTIQUE ON THE AVENUE, Sunday, July 9th from 9am - 3pm at 204 N.

Market St. Selinsgrove, PA Food, Music, Vendors and more.

Pleaase say, I saw your ad in The Shopper’s Remedy 717.444.2423

DB Cast aluminum with mounting bracket Used, scratches, working condition, Model SA 314-A, P/N 01-0883449 S/N PJJ 04555 Univ. Park, IL 60466; Federal Signal Corp. Cuda Tri Optic 351011 Series E 12V

1- Blue 6/6 Flashing LED cells work 1-Red 6/6 Flashing LED cells work, $75. Ea.; Federal Signal Corp., Ground Side Switching Alternating Flasher FA4CRDG $75. (1.9 flashes per second) J05151, Call 717350-4431

FOR SALE: Over 200 DVDs, family, R rated and others, make an offer, call Ed after 10am at 717-4632108. McAlisterville.

WANTED: Large screen computer monitor, 21 inch high or bigger. Call Ed after 10am at 717-463-2108. McAlisterville.

FREE: 1970’s Wurtlitzer Electric Organ/Synthesizer. Model number 4026. It worked fine up until 2 years ago and then it quit making sound. Father never had a chance to get it fixed, he passed away and no one else can play it anyway. It had a beautiful sound and the fin-

ish is in excellent shape. It is super clean inside and out, from a smoke-free home. Free to a good home. If your church or community center needs an organ and has someone who can give this instrument a little TLC, it could be made very nice for a modest investment. 717567-9110.

MYERS VARIETY OUTLET, 92 Green Valley Road, Friday 9am-3pm and Saturday 9am-1pm. Our 37th Year, if you never shopped here you’re missing Bargains! New Inventory added each week

HELP WANTED: Kennel

Assistant, part-time, start time 8am; Duties include Animal Care, Cleaning Kennels, inside and outside, and shop. General cleaning, feeding, watering etc. Some weekends, some weekdays required. Must like animals and be dependable. Call 717-438-3682.

The Fremont Fire Department will host the 15th Annual Fremont Strawberry Festival on June 7th thru June 10th 2023 at the Fremont Social Hall

& Carnival Grounds 299 Millrace Rd Mount Pleasant Mills, PA. Special Events: Wednesday - Chicken & Waffles Meal starting at 4 PM; Fuller Family Singers @ 7 & 8:30 PM; FREE RIDES ALL EVENING!!Thursday - Parade @ 7 PM; Chris Woodward & Shindiggin after the parade Friday - RATL @ 7 & 9 PM; $1.00 Hotdog Night; Meiserville Milling Co. Crock #’s 1, 2 & 3 Auctioned at 8 PM SaturdayModern Outlaws @ 7 & 9 PM ; Nightly Rides & Wristbands, Games, Soup Specials, 50/50 Tickets, Bingo, Cake Wheel & More! Come and enjoy lots of good food and entertainment! Fun for the entire family! Free admission! Free parking! Purchase your ticket at the office for our 6th Annual Gun Bingo in September! Some vendor spots are still available! Looking for parade entries from fire departments, church groups, school groups, clubs, organizations, businesses, individuals, etc! Parade registration will begin at 5:30 PM Thursday at The Family Practice Center. Watch our Facebook page for more

info and updates: facebook. com/fremontfire100 All proceeds benefit the Fremont Fire Department. Questions call 570-539-2585 or 570539-8230.

ROBINSON’S BARGAIN STORE in Loysville has For Sale; Blinds, Tables, TV monitors, bikes, lawn mowers, wind turbine, wood chairs, desk, mirrors, picture frames, lawn tractor tie chains, hand tools, electric outlets, mower blades, stem ware, bells, tackle boxes, mower gas tanks, tennis rackets, hand saws, shocks, fishing poles and more that you may need.

COMING: October 21, at the Millerstown Community Park, there will be the Parktoberfest event as their great fundraiser. We are now looking for great Craft Vendors to join us and

should contact us quickly before all of the spaces are taken and you will get more information. Call 717-5893598.

FOR SALE: 2 old wooden rockers; old quilts, best offer; Cookie Jars. 717-4368113 (ufn).

SERVICE: Custom made Patio Furniture. All made with Pressure Treated lumber. 717-582-1637.

FOR SALE: 2004 40th Anniversary Ford Mustang GT, auto, excellent condition, kept and entered in car shows. anniversary colors of crimson red and Arizona beige stripes, 46,000 miles, great car, price $18,000. 484-949-0157, Boyertown.

WANTED: Small animals; Poultry, Rabbits, Chickens, Turkeys, Guineas and oth-

ers 717-817-4737, Shermans Dale.

FOR SALE: Brand new never been used child’s wheelchair. 24 inches wide. Complete with foot rests. Asking $60. Call 717-5827930. If no answer, please leave a message. (ufn)

FOR SALE: (2) Alum-apole 24 foot long with mud end caps; (2) Alum-a-pole 12 foot long with mud end caps; (3)Alum-a-pole jacks; (2) Alum Pole Joint 6 foot long; (1)Alum-a-scaffold 14inches by 24 foot; (1) Alum-a-scaffold 14inches by 16 foot; (3) Alum-a pole stand off roof mounts. Like new, kept in pole barn, price $3,500 or best offer. Call Bob 717-805-1919 (ufn) Loysville.

SERVICE: Machining & Sharpening (retired machin-

ist) Mill and Lathe work. Chainsaw chain sharpening and new chains. Best rates and prices. 717-460-7293 or 717-582-4018. (ufn).

FOR SALE, Cage-Free eggs. Various colors. $3.50/ dozen 717-567-9110.

FOR SALE: Russian Kalashnikov AK47 7.62 x 39 caliber. If interested call and

I will send a photo. Asking $1,200. Ammo available (sold separately) 570-2465831, New Columbia (ufn)

WANTED: Vintage Snowmobiles, Motorcycles or Quads. running or not. Cash Paid 717-525-2256, Loysville. ufn.

FOR SALE: Two real old French doors; (one) wide

31.50 inches x length 82 inches, the other 36 inches x 82 inches 570-374-9634, Freeburg (ufn)

WANTED: Blown up, non running Stihl chainsaws 717-250-0623.

FOR SALE Complete heating system for ’55 Chevy; heater core motor, defroster with all cables, painted,

like new . Went to Vintage Air; Upper/ lower control arms with new bruising and ball joints, like new, painted black other ’55 Chevy parts. 570-374-9634, Freeburg (ufn)

BUYING: Collectibles, House Lots, Estates, Storage Units, Furniture, Coins etc. You have items to sell, give us a call, we may have interest. 717-789-4264.

WANTED: Local collector looking to buy old or vintage fishing lures. Will buy one or whole collections. Heddon, Creek Chub and South Bend are just some of the companies I buy. Call or text Brian at 717-320-3088 or email alfredmag75@yahoo.com

BUYING! SELLING!

TRADING! All Sports arts; baseball, football, basketball, hockey and more. Call 717-580-5939, leave message.

WANTED: Sewage crank for camper, Free or priced low. Call 717-589-7595 or 717-582-1881 (ufn)

WANTED TO BUY: Hand tools, large or small amounts, 717-438-3178 (ufn)

WANTED: Vintage women’s and children clothing and accessories from the 1930’s, 1940’s and 1950’s. Men’s work wear/farm wear/ denim 1900s to the 1950s. Clothing can be in ANY

condition —stains, holes, or wear are OK! Please no furs, wedding gowns, or military uniforms. Call or text 814-386-5763.

FOR SALE: Custom made Patio furniture. 717-8344930.

WANTED: To purchase Woodland in Perry County with flowing stream, 30 plus acres. Call 717-6362656 (ufn)

WANTED: Maytag Wringer Washer and also Treadle Sewing machine in working condition. Contact 717-5355926, ext. 6 (ufn)

WANTED: Hobby garage builder LOOKING FOR PARTS for Auto projects;

Need V.W. Bug motor, need not run; Reduction box transaxle; front end; 5 lug wheels; also looking for After Market parts; Embi pre 1972, timid, Bugpak, Bosche - Hella - Lights, Jackman wheels, Trevlaft, race trim, Autohaus, John Johnson racing adapters Weber, Zenith and Solex carbs. Call for more info, Dave 610-223-3892

FOR SALE: 100 plus bird houses. All sizes and shapes, $8 to $20. 717-436-9382 or 717-513-5643, Mifflintown.

FOR SALE: Miniature Tea Pots, shot glasses, advertising pens and pencils; Harley Davidson telephone; Harley Davidson 1.8 scale model motorcycles; Cap collec-

tion; Right hand golf clubs with bag and 15 clubs with bag of accessories and a pack of new club covers; Igloo Water cooler. Call 570374-2108.

FOR SALE: Perry Historians? home-made, all natural apple butter is available by the pint and quart at the Lenig/Focht Library while supplies last. Hours are 10-4 every Wednesday or call 717-567-9110 for more information.

REAL ESTATE AP-

PRAISALS: Ken Shull Appraisals, LLC for all your domestic Appraisal needs’ Purchases, Estates, Assessment, Refinance, Divorce, Acquisitions & Assemblages. 1 to 4 units any monetary

amount. Servicing Perry, Juniata, Snyder, Dauphin, Cumberland, York, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties since 1996; born and live in Perry County. 223-2376932. (March 23).

FOR SALE:- Truck Bed cover, fits 2020 or newer HD Chevy/GMC, 6-1/2’ bed, like new, $250 call 717-734-3673

FOR RENT: Barn for 2 horses with 2 box stalls, automatic waters, pasture, electric fence, Perry County 717-275-6291.

FOR SALE: Howard Piano with Bench, excellent condition, beautiful finish. $500 - east end of Juniata County. Delivery possible. Call 717.215.5310.

Basic Buildings include: One Entry door & One $500 Overhead door *40 Year Warranty on Everlast Steel

Optional: - 32x48 vinyl windows, $270 - 12” overhang, $8 lineal ft. - 5” 3500 psi concrete floor, $4.25 sq. ft. Many more options available upon request. We

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Jesus said, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. John 8:12

PCCA OFFERS SUMMER ART CAMPS

Registration forms are available online at perrycountyarts.org/summer-art-camp/.

PCCA OFFERS SUMMER ART CAMPS

Perry County Council of the Arts (PCCA) will offer Summer Art Camps for students entering grades 1-8 in locations throughout Perry County.

The following camp is available for grades 1-5:

August 7 – 11: Drumming 9 am – 12 pm at Millerstown Community Park

The following camps are available for grades 5-8:

June 5 – 9: Theatre Camp 9 am – 3 pm at Susquenita High School

June 12 – 16: Art in Nature 9 am – 3:30 pm at Little Buffalo State Park

June 19 – 23: Print, Pattern, Sew! 12 – 3 pm at New Bloomfield Public Library

July 31 – August 4: Painting Camp 9 am – 12pm at Landis House

PCCA is also offering a three-day Creative Clay Camp for ages 3-6 from June 6-8 from 2-3 pm. Campers will learn how to use natural playdough “clay” outdoors at Little Buffalo State Park while developing creatively and socially.

Thanks to the generosity of supporters through DCED’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program, and the Perry County Community Foundation, a regional foundation of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities, PCCA can offer reduced tuition this year. Summer art camp scholarships are available for all camps.

Please submit registration and scholarship forms as soon as possible, as camp spaces are limited! Registration forms are available online at perrycountyarts.org/summer-art-camp/.

For more information on other programs & services provided by the Perry County Council of the Arts (PCCA), please call 717-567-7023 or visit www.perrycountyarts.org. PCCA receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. Additional support comes from a growing list of members, and numerous corporations and private foundations throughout Central Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Council On Aging Meeting

By Edward Rozell

The Pennsylvania Council on Aging Central Region held a ‘LIVE’ meeting in Harrisburg after over two years of Virtual Meetings caused by the Covid Pandemic

On Monday, May 1st at 10:00 am at the Harrisburg Office of Aging. Six members attended live and seven members attended vitual. Items discussed included Governer Shapiro’s wanting to increase the Tax Rebate amount in his budget, a committee being formed regarding the increase in utilities serving PA like PPL etc, Monies from the Pa Lottery going to senior citizens, financial exploitation and scams effecting seniors, Post Dramatic Stress Disorder (NOTE: a new telephone number for potential suicidal problems is 988 and for veterans 9881 ) and other senior citizens goings on in each county.

Gary Duncan (PCoA State Chairman) and Stephanie Cole (special assistant to the secretary of Pa Office of aging) were guest speakers. The next ‘LIVE’ meetting will be held in Harrisburg on July 10th at 10:00 at the Harrisburg Office of Aging.

$27,000.00 each

Circled Lots are Available

717-734-3103

On the screen in back are Virtual attending members; top left Donna Wood - Cumberland County; Reverend James Fox-Franklyn County; bottom left State Chairman Gary Duncan and Stephanie Cole. Also attending via telephone were Assistant Chairman Farida Zaid - Union/Snyder County; Vickie O’Neill - Lebanon County; Stephanie McIlwee - Adams county. Excused absent were Tom Kloss -

County.

Read the Shopper’s Remedy on line at: www.shoppersremedy.com

Note: All lines and dimensions are approximate and not to scale. Restrictive covenants apply to lots. Layouts updated 12/4/18.

Pictured left to right; Carol Hine - Centre County; Brenda Gordon -Secretary Central region; Edward Rozell Juniata County; Andrea Addison - Dauphin County; Robert Jensenius -York county; Gary Graybill representing Mifflin/ Juniata county.

Lancaster County and Larry Reisinger of Perry

THANK YOU

JUNIATA COUNTY:

Abundant Blessings, Mifflintown

Agway & Farm Mkt., Mifflin

A-Plus Exxon Market, Freemont

Bargain Barn, Mifflintown

Benner’s Beef Farm, Thompsontown

Beward Pharmacy, Richfield

Bread of Life Restaurant, McAlisterville

Citgo Service Mart, Mifflin

Corner Deli, Thompsontown

Dean’s Exxon Station, Oakland Mills

Econo Lodge, Mifflintown

Evandale Supply, Evandale

Family Dollar, Port Royal

Family Dollar, Mifflin

Freemont Auto, Fremont

Fuller’s Store, Meiserville

Greater Heights Coffee, Richfield

Harshbarger’s Sub ‘N’ Malt, Port Royal

Hilly Ridge Supply, Mt. Pleasant Mills

Juniata Junction Restaurant, Mifflintown

Juniata Lumber, Mifflin

Juniata Pharmacy, Mifflintown

Keystone Kountry Store, Oakland Mills

Little Store, Mifflintown

Lion’s Den, McAlsitervlle

Lost Creek Shoe, Oakland Mills

Love to Eat Farms, East Waterford

Grocery Store, East Waterford

Restaurant, East Waterford

Mac’s Clothing, Mifflintown

McLaughlin’s Pharmacy, Mifflintown

Martin Family Hardware, Freemont

Mexico Mkt, Mexico

Mifflintown Mart, Mifflintown

Mifflintown Pharmacy, Mifflintown

Nittany Mini Market, Mifflintown

O.I.P., Port Royal

O.I.P., Richfield

Old Mill Coffeehouse, Richfield

Pallet’s Grocery, Oakland Mills

Phil’s Service Center, Oakland Mills

Pines General Store, East Salem

Pizza Town Thompsontown

Port Royal Laundromat

RBS Building Supply, McAlisterville

Rosewood Mkt, McAlisterville

Rte 333 Supplies, Port Royal

Schlegel’s, Thompsontown

Shade Mtn Pharmacy, Richfield

Smoker’s Express Outlet, Mifflintown

Spruce Hill Restaurant, Spruce Hill

Sunoco, Richfield

Sunoco, Mt. Pleasant Mills

Thompsontown Market,

Tom’s Uni-Mart, Mifflintown

Uni-Mart, Port Royal

Uni-Mart, Richfield

Valley View Variety, Thompsontown

Van Wert Cheese Shop, Van Wert

Village Merchants, Richfield

Walnut Cheese Nook, Walnut

Weis Market, Mifflintown

Whispering Pines, Mt. Pleasant Mills

Willow Lane Greenhouse, Van Wert

Zimmerman’s Market, Thompsontown

PERRY COUNTY:

A-Plus Mini Mart, Duncannon

Alinda Mart, Landisburg

Amanda’s Gas Station, Newport

Arndt’s Happy Tails, Ickesburg

Bitting’s, Newport

Blain Hotel, Blain

Blain Supply, Blain

Bonsall & Sons, Millerstown

Book’s Mkt, Blain

Bratton Insurance, Millerstown

Brother’s Pizza, Newport

Carpetbagger Collectibles, Newport

Chris’s Pizza OIP, Liverpool

Country Footwear, Newport

Cove Co-op, Duncannon

Duncannon Supply Co, Duncannon

Farmer’s Boy Furniture, Duncannon

FBF Gas Station, Ickesburg

Fersters Meat Mkt, New Bloomfield

Freemont Auto, Millerstown, PA

Giant, Newport

Good’s Restaurant, Duncannon

Greenwood Nursery, Ickesburg

Guns Plus, Duncannon

Haldeman’s, Duncannon

Hess Station, Marysville

Hirts Motor Sports, Duncannon

HR Wentzel & Sons, Landisburg

Jo Jo’s Pizza, Millerstown

Juniata Valley Bank, Millerstown

Just For You & Baby Too, Newport

Karn’s Duncannon

Karn’s, New Bloomfield

Latchford Saws, Newport

Laundromat, Newport

Leid’s Mkt, Loysville

Liberty Gas Station, New Buffalo

Lowe’s Restaurant, Liverpool

Marysville Diner, Marysville

Mastrachio’s, Millerstown & Newport

Military Tactical Law, Inc, Duncannon

Moore’s Insurance, Newport

Mountain Supply Hardware, Ickesburg

Myer’s Variety Warehouse, Landisburg

Newport Beverage, Newport

Newport Family Restaurant, Newport

Newport Senior Center, Newport

Nolt’s Power Equipment, Loysville

PDS Grocery, Loysville

Perry County Beer Distributor, Duncannon

Perry Medical Center/Pharmacy, Loysville

Pizza City, Landisburg

Quick Mart, Duncannon

Ranch House Restaurant, Duncannon

RE Davidson, Millerstown

Reihl’s Equipment, Ickesburg

Robinson’s Bargain Store, Loysville

Rutter’s, Duncannon

Sew Unique Fabrics & Gifts, Ickesburg

Sharar’s Grocery, Newport

Shell Gas, Shermans Dale

Smoker’s Express, Enola

Sorrento’s Pizza, Duncannon

Soutner’s, Newport

Stitch In Time, Millerstown

Sunoco/Subway, Liverpool

Susquehanna Trail Diner, Duncannon

Swenson’s Sunoco, New Bloomfield

Swenson’s Fuel, New Bloomfield

Two Brothers Pizza, Shermans Dale

UGO Sunoco, Shermans Dale

Uni-Mart, New Bloomfield

Village Square Mkt, Shermans Dale

Weis Mkt, Newport

Wise Dry Goods, Loysville

Zeiderelli’s, Marysville

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THIS REFRESHING SALAD CAN

MAKES A MEAL

Salads are best during the midsummer when they can be comprised of fresh and ripe ingredients plucked right from the garden. What’s more, salad can be a side dish or even the main meal if fortified with a little protein and some bread. This recipe for “Authentic Greek Salad” from “Clueless in the Kitchen: Cooking for Beginners” (Firefly Books) by Evelyn Raab is ideal.

AUTHENTIC GREEK SALAD:

Serves 4 to 6

4 medium tomatoes, cut into 1⁄2-inch chunks

1 seedless English cucumber, cut into 1⁄2-inch chunks

1 small red onion, diced

1⁄3 cup Zorba the Greek Dressing (see below)

4 ounces feta cheese, crumbled (about 1 cup)

June 30the thru July 3, 2023.

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1⁄2 cup black olives (kalamata or other brine-cured ones are best) Salt & black pepper, to taste

In a large bowl, toss together the tomatoes, cucumber and onion. Add the dressing and toss to mix. Sprinkle in the feta cheese and olives, and toss gently.

Taste the salad, adjust the seasoning with additional salt and pepper if you think it needs it and serve immediately.

Zorba the Greek Dressing:

1⁄2 cup olive oil

3 tablespoons lemon juice

1 teaspoon crumbled dried oregano

1⁄2 teaspoon salt

1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper

In a small bowl, whisk together all the ingredients until combined. Makes 3⁄4 cup dressing — enough for a couple of bowls of Greek salad.

CLUES ACROSS

1. Flat tableland with steep edges

5. Where there’s __, there’s fire

10. Talked incessantly

12. Skill

14. Without shame

16. Where teens spend their days (abbr.)

18. Boxing’s GOAT

19. Used to anoint

20. Cluster cups

22. Footballer Newton

23. They make up a forest

25. Split pulses

26. Self

27. Post-office box

28. Test for high schoolers

30. Large, flightless bird

31. Expectorated

33. Falsehood

35. Prickly, scrambling shrub

37. French river

38. Told on

40. Hillside

41. Peyton’s little brother

42. Soviet Socialist Republic

44. Cathedral city in Cambridgeshire

45. Witness

48. Brews

50. Yellowish-brown

52. Arctic explorers, abbr.

53. Mexican agave

55. A type of “cast”

56. Encourage

57. Atomic #52

58. Relating to position north of south of equator

63. Gadget whose name you forget

65. Another recording

66. Small blisters

67. Dark brown or black

CLUES DOWN

1. Licensed for Wall Street

2. “__ and flow”

3. A very large body of water

4. Accumulate on the surface of

5. Central cores of the stem

6. Angry

7. Ceramic jar

8. Scraped a car

9. __ route

10. Soviet labor camp system

11. Strong hostilities

13. Vitamin of the B complex

15. Go quickly

17. Toast

18. A team’s best pitcher

21. A Philly culinary specialty

23. Small child

24. Unhappy

27. Trims away

29. Characterized by crying eyes

32. Soft touch

34. American spy organization

35. A person’s chest

36. Came from behind to win

39. Fall back

40. Nellie __, journalist

43. Great places to kayak

44. Suffer patiently

46. Majestic bird

47. Electroencephalograph

49. Organic compound used as an antiseptic

51. Objects connected to the web (abbr.)

54. Ship as cargo

59. The bill in a restaurant

60. Upper-class young woman (abbr.)

61. Judge in OJ Simpson trial

62. One’s grandmother

64. Siberian river

Hebrews 7: 24-25

But because Jesus lives forever, his priesthood lasts forever. Therefore he is able, once and forever, to save those who come to God through him. He lives forever to intercede with God on their behalf.

Since God chose you to be the holy people he loves, you must clothe yourselves with tender hearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Make allowance for each other’s faults, and forgive anyone who offends you. Remember, the Lord forgave you, so you must forgive others. Above all, clothe yourselves with love, which binds us all together in perfect harmony. And let the peace that comes from Christ rule in your hearts. For as members of one body you are called to live in peace. And always be thankful. Colossians 3: 12-15 NLT

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EVENT: 1973 DAUPHIN COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL 50TH CLASS REUNION

will be held Sunday, July16th 2023 from 2pm to 5pm at the American Legion, 51 South Main St. Duncannon. Inside air-conditioned buffet, dessert, & DJ. Drinks are on you from the bar. Cost is $25/person. DCTS surrounding classmates from 71, 72, 74 & 75 are welcome to attend.

Send your checks now made out to Debra (Souder) Kruger at 51 Fawn Lane, Newport PA 17074 (717.503.8204) or drop off to Lee Zimmerman at Zimmermans Candy. Questions, call Rick Witten 717.932.4407. FB event- 1973 DCTS 50th Reunion

10 FACTS ABOUT TRADE SCHOOL

Vocational programs attract students who do not want to attend a traditional college or university. Prospective trade school students can keep this information in mind as they

consider if a career in the trades is right for them.

1. Students can often learn a trade and enter a related profession within 10 to 24 months of enrolling in trade school.

2. Schools focused on specific trades have strong job placement rates that often exceed those of schools where students pursue four-year degrees, according to the Philadelphia Technician Training School.

3. Qualified instructors and trade industry experts tend to be on staff at vocational schools. The instructors bring years of on-the-job experience to the classroom.

4. Many trade school programs offer accelerated formats that lean heavily on specialized training for specific career goals.

5. Trade schools tend to merge instruction in a traditional classroom setting with hands-on training in real-world situations. That means those studying electrical trades may work in laboratories that mimic both home and business settings.

6. Forbes reports that students in trade school often take part in a paid apprenticeship where they earn money while learning on the job. Statistics from the United States government state 92 percent of apprentices who complete their programs retain employment and go on to earn a salary.

7. Many trades are quite lucrative and in-demand. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, carpenters earn a median wage of $54,000 while an elevator and escalator installer and repair person earns an average of $86,000 per year.

8. Many trade schools offer industry support and career services, just like traditional colleges. These departments can assist students in funding tuition through federal aid and scholarships and help them find jobs.

9. Students enrolled in accredited vocational schools could be eligible for federal student aid. That’s particularly true for students enrolled in programs that last longer than 15 weeks, according to The Balance, a financial resource. Individuals living in the U.S. can file the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) to see if they’re eligible for assistance.

10. Apart from elevator installers and repair people, dental hygienists and radiation therapists tend to earn the highest salaries in the trades.

Students interested in trade education can speak with school guidance counselors or reach out to accredited trade schools to learn more about opportunities near them.

Community Events:

SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd - SECOND ANNUAL COLOR RUN. 9am check-in race at 9:30am Sponsored by and benefits Juniata High School Student Council Participants can run, walk or dance around a 5K course. see www.facebook. com/JuniataStuCo for more details.

SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd - FAMILIES IN THE FOREST: Beautiful bugs. Noon - 2pm Greenwood Furnace State Park Office. Outdoor exploration and guided activities led by Pennsylvania Master Naturalist Kristin Joivell. Geared for families with children ages 12 and younger. Email: kristinjean@hotmail.com.

SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd Maple Grove Sunday School Homemade Ice Cream sale 1pm until sold out. Vanilla, Choclate, Strawberry, Raspberry and Grape nut. Quarts only.

MONDAY, JUNE 5th WATER AEROBICS CLASSES begin. 7 until 8pm Mondays and Wednesdasy at Millerstown Pool. Eight week session. Call Debbi at 717-5823583 to register.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 7th thru 10th ~ The Fremont Fire Department will host the 15th ANNUAL FREMONT STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL on June 7th thru June 10th 2023 at the Fremont Social Hall & Carnival Grounds 299 Millrace Rd Mount Pleasant Mills, PA. Special Events: Wednesday - Chicken & Waffles Meal starting at 4 PM; Fuller Family Singers @ 7 & 8:30 PM; FREE RIDES ALL EVENING!!Thursday - Parade @ 7 PM; Chris Woodward & Shindiggin after the parade FridayRATL @ 7 & 9 PM; $1.00 Hotdog Night; Meiserville Milling Co. Crock #’s 1, 2 & 3 Auctioned at 8 PM Saturday - Modern Outlaws @ 7 & 9 PM ; Nightly Rides & Wristbands, Games, Soup Specials, 50/50 Tickets, Bingo, Cake Wheel & More! Come and enjoy lots of good food and entertainment! Fun for the entire family! Free admission! Free parking! Purchase your ticket at the office for our 6th Annual Gun Bingo in September! Some vendor spots are still available! Looking for parade entries from fire departments, church groups, school groups, clubs, organizations, businesses, individuals, etc! Parade registration will begin at 5:30 PM Thursday at The Family Practice Center. Watch our Facebook page for more info

and updates: facebook.com/fremontfire100 All proceeds benefit the Fremont Fire Department. Questions call 570539-2585 or 570-539-8230.

LARGE MULTI-FAMILY Yard Sale being held on Thursday - Saturday, June 8-10 (WEATHER PERMITTING) from 8 AM until ? at 3583 Shermans Valley Road (in the rear). Parking is available in the Tressler church parking lot in Loysville. Brand NEW Kayak, Weight bench, Hess trucks, wheelbarrow, coffee table, floor lamp, cookbooks , Girls clothing size 10-12 & 14-16, lifejackets and so much more!

SATURDAY, JUNE 10th - BIGTREE MUSIC & ART FESTIVAL 11am Port Royal Lions Club, 2767 Lions Club Road Port Royal. Featuring live music, art display by local artists, children’s craft area, poetry and food and craft vendors.

SATURDAY, JUNE 10th EVENDALE FESTIVAL 11am to 9pm Evendale Community Ballfield. Food stand, kids games, bingo, Cornhole tournament, shoofly pie contest, cake walks, auction, live entertianment.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: Food Truck Party, will be held at Tressler Memorial Lutheran Church from Monday, June 12 thru Thursday, June 15th from 6-8 PM. There will be games, crafts, stories, science station, music and of course, snacks! Ages up until 5th grade are welcome. Location is at 3581 Shermans Valley Road, Loysville. You may call the Parish office at 717-789-4522 if you would like to pre-register; or check out our website at www.perryfree.net.

MONDAY, JUNE 12th thru THURSDAY, JUNE 15th - Juniata/Snyder Enviro Camp. 6 to 8pm Basom memorial Park, Richfield. Open to children in first through fourth grades. FREE.

TUESDAY, JUNE 13th - LAST DAY TO ORDER A BARBECUE CHICKEN DINNER from Perry County Pomona Grange to benefit Perry County 4-H and FFA programs. Pickup 4-5pm June 20th at Millerstown Community Park buliding, 110 W. Juniata Parkway. Contace Debra Campbell 717-275-4469 or secretary@pagrange.org.

EVENT:Sunday, June 25th- MUSIC ON THE LAWNTressler Memorial Lutheran Church ( 3581 Shermans Valley Road, Loysville ) will be hosting Music on the Lawn. It will be held on Sunday, June 25, 2023 at 7:00 PM. Randy Simpson and the Millers will the guest performers. We ask that you bring a lawn chair since this is an outside event. In case of inclement weather, it will be held indoors. A love offering will also be taken for our guests.

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE: Give the gift of life on Thursday ,June 29th between 12:00pm and 6:00pm at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3787 Cold Storage Rd, New Bloomfield (next to Karns). Child care will be available. For an appointment, visit redcrossblood. org, or call 1 800 RED CROSS (1 800 733-2767).

HUGE-MULTI FAMILY YARD-GARGE SALE. Lots of everything. Moving/down sizing from 2 homes to one. (Plus). June 30th thru July 3, 2023.4629 Raccoon Valley Rd., Millierstown, PA 17062

EVENT: 34th ANNUAL ANTIQUE ON THE AVENUE, Sunday, July 9th from 9am - 3pm at 204 N. Market St. Selinsgrove, PA Food, Music, Vendors and more

SUNDAY, JULY 16th -1973 DAUPHIN COUNTY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL 50th CLASS REUNION will be held Sunday, July16th 2023 from 2pm to 5pm at the American Legion, 51 South Main St. Duncannon. Inside air-conditioned buffet, dessert, & DJ. Drinks are on you from the bar. Cost is $25/person. DCTS surrounding classmates from 71, 72, 74 & 75 are welcome to attend. Send your checks now made out to Debra (Souder) Kruger at 51 Fawn Lane, Newport PA 17074 (717.503.8204) or drop off to Lee Zimmerman at Zimmermans Candy. Questions, call Rick Witten 717.932.4407. FB event- 1973 DCTS 50th Reunion

COMING: October 21st, at the Millerstown Community Park, there will be the Parktoberfest event as their great fundraiser. We are now looking for great Craft Vendors to join us and should contact us quickly before all of the spaces are taken and you will get more information. Call 717-589-3598.

Did you know?

According to the National Weather Service, the summer solstice, which marks the official beginning of summer, occurs at the moment the earth’s tilt toward the sun is at a maximum. As a result, on the day of the summer solstice, which in 2023 occurs on Wednesday, June 21, the sun appears at its highest elevation with a noontime position. The precise moment the solstice occurs is when the sun is directly over the Tropic of Cancer. This year the sun will reach that point at 10:57 a.m. Though it’s not always sunny on the summer solstice, when the sun is out throughout the solstice people in the Northern Hemisphere can expect more hours of sunlight than any other day of the year. That provides yet another reason to welcome the official arrival of summer.

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