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Saturday, October 17, 2020 Starting at 8:30 am COLLECTIBLES • TOOLS • FURNITURE

Copper Pig Weather Vane; Wooden Benches; Christmas Nativity Set;1Door Cedar Lined Wardrobe; Oval Inlay Stand; [2] Original Farm Bells; Pink Depression Glassware; Wood Chicken Crate; Cobalt Blue Salt & Pepper; Oil on Canvas Painting of Landscape with a Lamb signed V Fioravanti; Salt & Pepper Collection; Barn Lanterns; Barn Augers; Wooden Straight Ladders; Wooden Oars; Marble Pcs; Draft Horse Bell; Cow Bell; Sleigh Bells; Brass School Bell; Oak Queen Size Head Board; Wooden Sled; Elephant Collection; Fenton Top Hat; Wrought Iron & Glass Stand; Cast Iron Frog Doorstop [ Made at Watsontown Foundry]; Vintage Childs Metal Porch Chair; Metal Ice Tongs; Vintage Rug Beaters; Victorian Era Cast Brackets; Wooden Nail Keg; Vintage Indian Clubs; Oak Pressed Back High Chair; Vintage Wooden Homemade Team of Horses; Cast Iron Rooster Hanger; Jenny Lind Spool Stand; Wooden Finger Dryer; Zechman Flour Mill [ Pottsgrove,Pa.] Flour Bags; Metal Camping Box w/ Pots & Pans; Cast 165#lb Scale; Totes of Thanksgiving, Halloween & Christmas Decorations; Bear Cookie Jar; Vintage Philco Record & Radio Player; 45 Records; Rubbermaid Drink Coolers; Various Wooden Stands; Kerosene Lamps & Various Parts; Ladies Costume Jewelry; Marbles; Oak Rolltop Desk; Wooden Hat Tree w/ Hats; Longaberger Basket Collection; Buttons; Soldier Nutcrackers; Nortake China; Early Wooden Tool Chest; 1 Man Cross Cut Saw; Corn Cutter; Metal Ammo Box; Wooden Barn Pully; Cast Iron Match Safe; Snow Shoes; 2 Man Cross Cut Saw; Selection of Fishing & Fly Rods & Reels; Tackle Boxes; Knife Collection: to include[ USM 8A1 VP.Co., KaBar Plus Many Others]; ZIPPO LIGHTER COLLECTION; Wetzler Framed Goobler & Buck Signed Prints; BELT BUCKLE COLLECTION; Plus More.

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Husky 21Hp 46in cut Riding Lawn Tractor; Log Chains; Electric Cords; Power Hand Tools; Craftsman 4 1/8in Jointer/ Planer; 6in Bench Grinder; Craftsman Lazer Trac 10in. Compound Mitre Saw; Belt & Disc Sander; Craftsman Router w/ Table; 16in. Scroll Saw; MAC TOOL BOX; 5in. Bench Vise; Craftsman Table Saw; C Clamps; Furniture Clamps; Delta Table Top Drill Press; Pipe Wrenches; Craftsman 2.5hp Electronic Radial Arm Saw; Poulan & MAC Chain Saws; Stanley #5 Jack Plane; Un-Nameed #12 Jack Plane; Eagle Oil Cans; 3 Prong Pitch Forks; Plus Many More Items Yet To Be Discovered!! Make Plans Today To Attend – Something For Everyone!!!! Terms: Cash or Good Penna. Check [ Credit Cards Accepted with 4% Fee] Job John w/ CDC Compliant Hand Wash Station- Tent if Inclement – Lunch Available SELLER: Mrs. Barb Bowers & the Late Syl Bowers

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according to research from the Aspen Institute and the COVID-19 Eviction Defense Project. Black and Hispanic tenants represent 80 percent of those potentially facing eviction nationwide. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued an eviction moratorium until the end of the year, tenants must still be proactive. Here are steps you can take to protect yourself, according to the National Housing Law Project: • Contact your landlord. As soon as you know you P: 570-584-2996 won’t be able to make a rent payment, contact 1495 Route 405 F: 570-584-2964 your landlord. Hughesville, Pa 17737 ib4675@centralpenn.biz • Gather documentation. Retain all correspondence “INTERSTATE BATTERY MASTER DEALER” and receipts from your landlord. Be sure to document phone Auto Parts Famous Amos “The Tire Man” calls and in-person conversations. Most Brands & Tires • Know assistance including Belts & Hoses • Brakes is available. Seek Inspections • Oil Changes out community • Bridgestone • Alignments • PA Inspection • Exhaust Systems services offering • Cooper Tires • Batteries • Diagnostics rental relief, food • Preventative Maintenance • Hankook and health care.

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and help with insurance claims. • Review what your insurance policy covers and determine if additional insurance or coverage is needed. Be sure to take into account how life has changed in the COVID-19 era. For example, emergency shelters may not be an option for your family given social distancing guidelines, so you may want to consider adding coverage for temporary housing to your policy. • If you haven’t already done so, consider setting up online banking, mobile banking, automatic bill pay and electronic account alerts. Should you be displaced from your home, these measures will make it easier to stay on top of your accounts and bills. Take this opportunity to ensure your online profiles are up-todate in case your bank or lender need to contact you postdisaster. • Note that a disaster can shut down local ATMs and banks


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VALLEY AUCTIONS for days or even weeks. Include easily accessible cash in your emergency supply kit. • Know in advance if and what resources your financial institutions provide. For example Wells Fargo customers, including those with home mortgages, home equity, small business, and auto loans, can contact 800-TO-WELLS or visit wellsfargo. com/recovery to learn more. “If COVID-19 has taught us anything it’s that disasters come in all shapes and sizes,” says Rullah Price, senior vice president,

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10:00 a.m. (Real Estate at Noon) 1479 WEST BRANCH HIGHWAY, WINFIELD, PA 17889 REAL ESTATE (12:00 PM)

250’ +/- Road Frontage on US 15 1 mile from Route 99 Thruway Ramp 1.4 Acres - No Zoning Multiple Points of Access

40’ x 80’ Insulated Building 24’ x 36’ Garage w/ Office, Heat, AC 24’ x 24’ Framed Garage Onsite Well & Septic (abandon)

REAL ESTATE TERMS: $20,000 down day of auction, balance in 60 days or sooner. Property sold as is. Testing or surveying may be done prior to auction date at your own expense. Statements made on auction day take precedence over previously written material. For full terms, call Attorney Weist at 570-286-7777.

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