TVT 5/1/23 The Valley Trader of Central Pennsylvania

Hawaii about one of my ads. LT Autos/Trucks - 07

53 Old Vehicles plus parts, $1,000 - $5,000 or less. Too sick for hobby. 570-538-3464.

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Auto/Truck Accessories - 10

Rear Spoiler fits Chev. Cobolt and Pontiac GS, excellent condition. 570337-4619. ufn

For sale parts: 1997 complete and ready to part out. Call 570-204Campers, Motor Homes, & Rec. Vehicles - 11 1995 Chariot Park Model Camper, furnished, 34’x12’, w/ loft, computer or office room, sunken BR, tinted living room window, furnished 8’x34’ porch sunscreen, 10’x20’ carport, 10’x20’ new shed. Make offer. 570966-6220. ufn

Lawn & Garden - 23 Honda Mower, choke start, high wheel, 21”, gas, $45.00. 570-9252136. 5/8

Guns, Etc. - 26

Help Wanted - 28

Experienced Sales

Person to handle our Montour & Columbia Co. area. Very good commission structure. Send resume to The Valley Trader, Sales

Position, PO Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837

Sales Rep Wanted: Expanding sales force in Lycoming & Clinton Cos. Sales experience necessary. Must have car & valid Driver’s License. Territory & account list provided. Send resume to: The Valley Trader, Sales Dept., PO Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837 or email to: thevalleytrader@yahoo. com

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Help Wanted: Part time Graphic Designer position. 24-35 hrs. over 2 wks, but mostly on week 2. Must be able to work in a high speed environment. Be literally your own boss, but work easily with others. This may lead to a full-time position in the future. Send resume & portfolio to: The Valley Trader, PO Box 392, Lewisburg, Pa 17837 or email: the valleytrader@yahoo. com

Miscellaneous - 35

Huffy adult girl’s Bike, basket, bell, fine condition, paper work, more extras, hardly used, $40.00 takes it. 570-9252136. 5/8

Toro Zero-turn, mows like new, 42” cut, 22.5 HP, $1,195.00; Brush Hog Weedeater on Wheels, 18” cut, very good condition. 570742-4312. 5/15

18 Ft. Bass Boat & Trailer. All done over. Make reasonable offer. Call for details 570-9955990 or 570-337-2727. 5/29

2 Used ANDERSON SKYLIGHT WINDOWS, insulated, tinted, full screen, 1/S frame, 54”Lx29 1/4 W, rough opening, ex. cond.; 3 new, still in box, metal frame mounts for above window inserts, ex. shape, plus extra frame, all above $400.00 firm. 570-538-1021.5/8

1/2 HP Jet Water Pump, good for small home or cabin, $40.00; Composting Toilet made by Excell, no water needed, $300.00. 570939-4164. 5/1

• Kohler • Stanley Bostitch and Many More EMAIL: dheltman@verizon.net

1840 LIBERTY DRIVE • WILLIAMSPORT, PA 17701

MIKE’S ELECTRICAL REPAIR

Mike Levan, Proprietor 570-546-9189 NOW OFFERING MAGNETO REPAIR SPECIALIZING IN REBUILDING: Starters Alternators Generators (Automotive, Heavy Duty, Farm, Etc.)

671 PEACH ORCHARD RD. • MUNCY, PA 17756 Located 4 miles Southwest of Muncy on Peach Orchard Road

Cemetary Plots (2),, Northumberland Memorial Park, Stonington, Garden of Peace. $1,200 for both. Price negotiable. 570713-0247. 5/15

Motorcycles - 39

WANTED - 50

Tall, attractive home owner Seeks single lady, 60-70, for companion with drivers license. 570-538-3464. 6/26

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Buffalo Valley United Methodist Church, 954 Johnson Mill Road, Lewisburg, is holding an indoor yard sale on May 1013 from 9 - 3 each day. Proceeds benefit the ministries of the church. 5/8

Tickets will go on sale April 1 for the 1st Annual Fremont Gift Card Bingo to be held on Sat., May 20.

Event will be held at the Fremont Fire Station, 8641 Route 104 Mount Pleasant Mills, Doors open at 3 PM and Bingo will begin at 5 PM. Tickets are $20 each and include 20 regular games. Only 300 tickets will be sold. Over $2,500 in prizes indluding Gift Cards, Cash, and Door Prizes. There will also be 4 special games and side raffles running throughout the evening. Message us

on Facebook (facebook. com/fremontfire100 (http://faceboook. com/fremontfire100 or visit our website (fremontfd.com (http:// fremontfd.com/) or call 570-539-8230 for tickets. All proceeds benefit the Fremont Fire Department. 5/15

The Fremont Fire Department will be having an AYCE Mother’s Day Lunch, Sun., May 14th, 11 am to 1 pm? at the Fremont Social Hall, 299 Millrace Rd., Mt. Pleasant Mills. Treat your Mother for a lunch of ham & turkey and all the trimmings. Sides will be filling, potatoes, vegetables, cole slaw, applesauce & dessert. Adults $16, children 5-11 $8. All you can eat or takeout. All proceeds benefit the Fremont Fire Department. 5/8

DIY Tips for Installing Decorative Crown Molding

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(Family Features) If you’re looking for a cost-effective way to dress up a room in your home, crown molding can be a simple way to add elegance and class with minimal investment.

Crown molding is most commonly applied

as a decorative trim where the walls meet the ceiling. It is often painted the same color as the baseboards, door frames and other types, installing crown molding is a project you can tackle without the assistance of a professional. However, it is a good idea to ask for help along the way, as all the measuring, marking and holding up pieces for nailing can be a bit much for

This step-by-step guide can show you

how to create a striking design element in your home:

1. Measure the perimeter of your room, remembering to take into account any insets or bump-outs that add additional inches. Be sure to pad your total when purchasing materials to allow for a mistake (or two).

2. Prime and paint the molding, front and back, and allow it to

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dry completely.

3. Mark the studs near the ceiling on all walls so you can securely attach the molding.

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4. Measure from the ceiling down the depth of the molding and mark this point. Using a level, establish a baseline for the length of each wall.

5. Use a miter saw or coping saw to trim angles for corner pieces. Remember the molding as it lays on the saw table is the inverse of its fit to the wall, so you may want to make a few practice cuts to be sure you’re trimming angles properly. A good rule of thumb: For outside corners, the top edge is longer; for inside corners, the longer edge is on the bottom.

6. Attach molding using a nail gun, making sure to hit as many studs as possible for secure attachment.

7. On the sections that fit in corners, nail the center of the molding first, leaving the corner end loose. Use a wood shim or screwdriver behind the bottom edge of the molding to make adjustments and eliminate gaps before securing the corners.

8. Where you join two pieces for a long stretch of wall, be sure the seam falls

over a stud, so you can nail both ends firmly in place. For the most polished look, fit the ends of these pieces together with complementary 45-degree angles.

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9. If your nails aren’t fully sunk, use a nail set to press them deeper. Use wood putty to cover nail holes.

10. Caulk all seams using a thin stream and use a finger dipped in water to smooth away excess.

11. Touch up paint, especially over putty spots and seams.

Find more tips for upgrading your home at eLivingtoday.com.

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BARNWELL PUBLIC AUCTION

We will be selling from the home of Betty and the Late Bill Barnwell, Located at 218 East 9th Street, Watsontown, Pa. 17777

Saturday, May 20, 2023

Starting at 9:00 am

ANTIQUES * COLLECTIBLES* HOUSEHOLD ITEMS SUPER CLEAN LIKE NEW FURNITURE

Watsontown Foundry Made Cast Iron Bucky Ribbon Dogs; Balliets Meat Market Watsontown, Advertising Screwdriver/ Bottle Opener; REID TOBACCO Cardbord Store Display Counter Sign; Mobil Handy Oil Tin w/ Flying Pegasus; Hammered Aluminum Serving Pcs; 3 Foot Wooden Stool; Swifts Wooden Cheese Box; OAK FURNITURE: [ Painted Side by Side Secretary; Washstand w/ Yoke Towel Bar, Chairs]; Bill Raup Watsontown Houses; Metal Race Horse Statue; Lighthouses; Tin Match safe; 15in Oval Aluminum Roaster; Griswald Cast Iron #4 Large Slant Logo Kettle[Marked Erie #787]; Ice Tongs; Amity Dairies 20Qt Milch Can; Wooden Ironing Stand Unit; Corn Husking Pegs; GE Monitor 40 Radio; Mid Century Hanging Light; Dry Bar Cabinet[ Made in Watsontown by Philco Ford]; Blue Opalescent Hobnail Epergne; American Thistle Pattern Glassware; [2] Decorated Plank bottom ½ Spindle Chairs; Painted Shade Gone w/ Wind Electric Lamps; Finger & Pedestal Kerosene Lamps;

Pennsylvania House Pencil Post Bedroom Suite [Full Size Bed w/ Box Springs and Mattress/ Large Chifferobe / Double Dresser w/ Mirror]

SILVER COINS & CURRENCY

Morgan Silver Dollars[ 1887, 1889, 1897,1921,1921S]; Peace Dollars[ 1922 S, 1922];

1986 Ellis Island Silver Dollar; [4] 1964 Kennedy Halves; Kennedy Bi Centennial Halves; Buffalo Nickels; $5 Real Seal Dollar; Blue Seal $1.00 Silver Certificate; $2.00 Bills [1 is Star Note]; Vintage Reverse Painted Shade Electric Lamp w/Blue Sailboats Corningware Cornflower Pattern Pcs; Vintage Free Standing Finger Dryer; Wooden Quilt Rack; Fancy Wall/ Sofa Stand; Country Oak Glider Rocker; Upholstered Hide A Bed Loveseat[ Like New]; 5pc Maple Dropleaf Table w/ 2 Boards & 4 Captain Chairs; Thimble Collection; Pencil Drawing Prints By WR Students[“ Covered Bridge” by Eric Seksinsky Class 1982, “Watsontown Bridge” by Than Gearhart 2003]; GE 18 Qt Electric Roaster; Rose Carved Marbletop Oval Stand; Small Round Marbletop Stand; Shuman Dairy McEwensville Square Painted 1/2pt Milk Bottle; East Malta Dairy Sq Painted ½ Gallon Milk Bottle; International Paper Centennial History Book; Wooden Carved Songbird; Various Ducks; Nautical Theme Tall Dry bar Cabinet; Hand Crafted Stone & Wood Cottage Bank by Ralph Wetherbee; Westpoint Ladies Bike; DP Staionary Exercise Bike; Lionel Train Wall Clock; Steam Engine Telephone; 5pc Card table & Chair Set; Seasonal Decorations; Vintage Lighted Angel; Texasware Style Mixing Bowl; Aztec Green Mid Century Bowl;Ellinger Acatzed Wood Bowls; Mid Century Style Mixing Bowl w/ Pour Spout; Cookie Cutters; Cast Iron Sad Irons; Antique Platform Rocker; Checker Board Stand; Wrought Iron Floor Lamp; Cane Seat Chairs; Hull Art Vase; Sewing Notions/ Craft Items & Supplies; Kenmore Sewing Machine; Dyson Floor Sweeper; Modern Graceful Empire Style Upholstered Loveseat[ Like New]; Fancy Depression Era Full Bed[ Great Design]; Walnut & Marble Top Dresser w/ Mirror; 1 Drawer Washstand; Silhouette Print of Boy w/ Drum by Linda McGough[ WR School Teacher]; Samsung Flat Screen TV w/ Remote; Various Baskets; Cast Iron Squirrel Nut Cracker; Royal Worchester Egg Cooker; Ohio Art Coca- Cola Metal Coasters & Small Oval Trays; Plus Other Items Of Interest!

Huskee Supreme 25hp 50in Deck Riding Mower

Toro 522 5hp 22in Cut Self Propelled Snowblower; Hand & Garden Tools; Small Power Hand Tools; Werner Blue Fiberglass 8ft Step Ladder; Various Step Stools; Alum.20ft Extension Ladder; Troy-Bilt

Rear Bagger Push Lawnmower; Bocce Ball Lawn Game; Winross

Chef-Boy-Ardee Truck & Trailer; American Home Foods Truck & Trailer; Tonka Small Ladder Truck

TERMS: Cash , Good PA Check [ Credit Cards w/ 4% Fee]

Job John • Lunch • Tents if Needed

SELLER: Betty Barnwell

AUCTIONEERS: Michael & David Weaver

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Allenwood, Pa.17810 Phone 570-538-2227

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Strong, Stylish Spring Home Upgrades 5 renovation projects where brick takes center stage

(Family Features) Springtime is a perfect opportunity for homeowners to begin planning renovations to enhance the interior and exterior of their living space. Because of its strong performance capabilities, low maintenance and design flexibility, brick is a popular building material

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choice when looking to improve or refresh your home in time for warm-weather hosting season.

Often selected for its functional benefits, brick is available in a wide array of colors, textures and sizes that can match varying design styles, from modern to traditional and almost everything between. If you’re considering adding brick to your home’s aesthetic, consider these five projects to tackle this spring from the experts at Glen-Gery, one of the largest brick and stone manufacturers in North America.

Basement or patio bar - As homeowners spend more time at home, they often look to maximize livable space. One way to take advantage of unused living space is building a basement

or patio bar, which provides an area for entertaining. Using an exposed brick wall can help designate the bar area and separate it from the rest of the basement, or lining a bar counter with brick can create a rustic contrast against the bar’s seating.

Fireplace - To change the look and feel of a room almost instantly, you can use brick to give a fireplace a facelift or make it a focal point of your home. Available in a variety of colors and textures, Glen-Gery’s diverse, premium portfolio of more than 600 brick and stone products can elevate your living room’s style in a big way and create a more inviting area to share with family and friends. An outdoor fireplace is another option for extending livable space in a cozy way that can be used throughout the year.

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Accent wallCreate a statement in or outside your home with a brick accent wall. Accent walls can help bring color, texture and beauty to homes by breaking up the monotony of monochromatic color or decor, creating visual interest and dimension. While brick in a running

Before You

WHEN REPLYING TO A LBYL AD BE SURE TO MAKE ALL CHECKS OUT TO THE VALLEY TRADER. EACH REPLY IS $4.00.

You must renew your ad every 2 issues for it to run in the next issue. And it MUST be written. Ads are not taken by phone. Please note that no ads for alternative lifestyles will be placed anymore.

Ads will be placed according to publisher’s discretion.

Must be 18 or over to use this column.

ATTENTION

NOTICE

If you send us an ad to run in this section, you must include your real name and address or we will not be able to print your ad. No one ever knows who you are except for the person who handles the replies in my office. Thank you for understanding in this simple matter. Did you meet someone or go further with your relationship? We want to know. Send us your testimonial.

Testimonials: (Looking for some new comments of success)

Fall 1991 and January 1992 Testimonials: My cousin and his new wife (both in their early 40’s) were visiting my mom, my sister, and I. My sister asks, “So, how did you meet?” They kind of giggled and asked each other, “Should we tell them?” They said they met through the LBYL column. My sister and I decided we would try our fare at meeting “Mr. Right”. (BTW, my cousin and his wife are still married and hopelessly in love.) My sister didn’t have much luck, but in January 1992, I saw this ad that kept drawing my attention. As described,

he really wasn’t what I was looking for, but... We met later that month for the first time; got engaged in 1993 and married in 1994. We will celebrate our 25th anniversary this October and we have a 23-yearold daughter who lives out of state. Thank you, LBYL! Mr. & Mrs. J.N. 4/4/17 Testimonial: I placed an ad 1/2/94 and met the love of my life. He has 3 boys and I have 3 girls. We were married 8/26/95 and now we’re the Brady Bunch. Thanks for helping us find each other. KP/DP

I will always be grateful to your paper Valley Trader. My husband DH wrote to me and we have been happily married almost 12 wonderful years. We’ve been through many trials and joys and so glad we found each other. K.W/ K.H.

“Thanks Again Valley Trader, Friends! Years ago I put an ad in your paper and we were married almost 20 years & then our lord called him home.” -HR

“My brother met his wife Bonnie through your column. They have a son named Jake! He’s our pride and joy!” –CW

L.B.Y.L. Readers: It would help a lot if you put your town location in your ad. Distance is important when replying to an ad. Thanks. – The Valley Trader

PLEASE RESPOND

– We have had several people who have responded to personals in our column, and received no response in return. We would like to request that you send at least a post card to each and every response you receive, just out of courtesy to those taking the time to write you. Also, don’t forget to include either a phone number or address

in your letter when responding to an ad.

IN ORDER TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN IC RESIDENTS AND OTHER RESIDENTS WE HAVE DECIDED TO PUT EACH IN THEIR OWN SECTION.

Tired of not meeting that special someone at work, at the bar, or wherever you have been looking? Look no further than Look Before You Leap men and woman our other supporting single services. We want to help you! What do you have to lose? Just your loneliness. So do it. Send in your ad or send in a response. See directions at beginning of section on how to be a part of the Look Before You Leap.

Regular: SD(Multiracial)StM, NS, 6’-220 lbs, retired with own money. Not lazy & can pick up after myself. Average Looking & very active (mentally & physically). Can travel some distance. Looking for SF for dating, who’s also very active. I consider myself a quiet person, but looking for someone to give me that spark. I’m not into the internet at all. My hobbies include photography, movies, outdoors and someone to date. TB26984 5/15 SEEKING NICE CHRISTIAN WOMAN. DWtCM, nonsmoker, healthy, 70, looks like 50, 6’0”, blue eyes, gray hair, sensitive, kind, caring, loving, gentle, likes many things, prefers fine arts. Send recent photo.

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SWtM, lonely, depressed, 6’2”-185, gray hair, blue eyes, 61, no beard, no mustache, ND, NS, ND, no tatoos, no body piercings. Enjoys car shows, car museums, movies, fine

restaurants, movies at home cuddled up with you. Looking for Asian woman, 45-55, 5’7”6’2”, 110 -120 lbs., 36C-22-34, long straight waist length, coal black hair, blue eyes, beautiful smile, honest, loyal, trustworthy to her man. Tired of living alone, being alone. I want someone to come home to after a hard night at work. RM26993 5/29

IC’s:

SWtFIC, seeking companionship, visits & friends to form lasting heartfelt, meaningful relationships. Am quiet, attractive, hard working & patient. TD26974IC SWtFIC, 48, looking for someone that I can laugh with, talk to, become friends with & possibly more. Willing to re-locate. I’ll be waiting to hear from you. TS26975IC

FIC, sweet, hot, fun inmate, soon to be released. Searching for potential mate. Must be very generous, handsome, love dogs, music & making money.

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FIC, sexy Italian Princess loves to laugh, talk, try new things. Willing to relocate if need be. Looking for my prince that I’ll do anything for. JB26977IC SWtFIC, 33, easygoing, funny, genuine. Loves to work out, athletic build. Looking for friendship, someone I can talk to. Could lead into something more. I’m very loyal & open to meeting people. You will not regret reaching out to me. Picture will be enclosed when I hear from you. AM26978IC FIC, 47, long brown hair, hazel eyes, 120 lbs., outgoing & down to earth. Looking for an older gentelman to spend my time with & possibly my future. ST26979IC SWtFIC, lonely, could

use someone to talk to. Miss my dogs, my cat & rabbit. Heck, I sort of miss the chickens now that eggs are $6.00 a dozen. LOL. Love to laugh, fish, camp, sit by the fire pit. The small stuff is the big stuff to me. Fireworks are definitely my favorite. Of course, fried dough.

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SWtFIC, 58, but young at heart. Would love to have a friend. Easy to get along with. Loves country music and loves animals. PJ26981IC

FIC, fair skinned, dark waist length hair, curvy body. In search of a good man to get to know & build a relationship. I’m down to earth, fun & loving. FJ26982IC SWtFIC, looking for serious, long term relationship. Released in June. Relocatible. Lots of love to share with you. Attractive, fun, patient, openminded, affectionate, honest, loyal, educated.

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FIC, looking for a pen pal. I’m all female, brown hair, green eyes, 5’6”-140, 52. Like to fish, camp, swim. Love the outdoors. Lonely.

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SWtFIC, 56 yrs. young. Looking for a penpal or more. I have 2 yrs. left & would really love to get to know someone to hang out with. I love to fish, hunt, camping, travel & just down right all around gal.

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FIC, sexy, Italian princess, long hair, big breasts, curves in all the right places. Love to laugh & try new things. Willing to relocate.

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FIC, 29, looking for a penpal/companion, maybe more. I love to cook, go camping, vacation & most of all cuddle. CK26988IC WtFIC, 29, strawberry

blonde & blue eyes. Love to cook, clean, go swimming, camping, fishing, ride motorcycles, cut wood, paint, sand, dry wall. I would love a companion to talk to.

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SWtFIC, 39, Taurus, 5’2”-145, brownish blond hair, brown eyes.

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FIC, 43, 5’7”-130 lbs, brown hair, hazel eyes. Honest, outgoing, like to have fun. Love the outdoors, camping, fires, cookouts, boating, hiking, beach. Love to cuddle watch a good movie. I’m a Scorpio so love bedroom activities. Looking for a pen pal and hopefully a friend.

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WE DO NOT RUN ANY IC-LBYL ADS WITHOUT YOUR IDENTIFYING NUMBER. THESE MAILINGS ARE RETURNED BACK TO US, NON DELIVERABLE. ALSO YOU MUST SIGN UP FOR MAIL FROM LBYL. Inmates, seems you may need to be on some kind of mailing list at the prison. Inquire at your place.

The Valley Trader would like to thank everyone who places an ad in this column and also the people who respond. The number of responses we have been receiving has been GREAT!!! If you meet that “special person” from communicating through our column, let us know. Did you marry? Are you dating? We would like to know! Write us a short note we can print. Of course, we’ll only print it with your initials.

ATTENTION: We have no control over where our Look Before You Leap ads arrive from, and being a free press, we will place them in our column.

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Easy Hacks to Live a More Sustainable Lifestyle

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(StatePoint) Ninety percent of Americans want to live more sustainably, but only 11% consistently do. Why? Research from Procter & Gamble conducted in 2023 found that Americans think sustainable habits at home are too difficult (82%), too expensive (89%) and sacrifice product performance (73%).

Sustainable choices don’t have to be a burden though, especially if you know where to prioritize your efforts. For example, the highest environmental footprint of many everyday products, like laundry and dish detergents, comes from the water and energy needed to do the job, like when you wash your dishes in the sink or use your washing machine.

As part of the #ItsOurHome

campaign, Cascade and Tide have partnered with digital creators to offer the following easy hacks to help you live a more sustainable lifestyle, continue to get great results and save money on household bills:

Skip the Sink

Did you know that a dishwasher uses 4 gallons of water per

cycle while the sink can use the same amount in just two minutes? In fact, each week you use an Energy Star-certified dishwasher you can save up to 140 gallons of water versus washing dishes at a running sink for 11 minutes per day.

You can also skip some of the traditional dishwashing steps when you select the right detergent. Brands like Cascade are building a water-positive future and helping to reduce daily water use in

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American households by offering options that provide a high-quality clean without the need to pre-rinse dishes. With its innovative formula, the enzymes within Cascade Platinum ActionPacs latch on, break down and wash away food so you can skip the sink and save water.

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“We know people want to save water, but they also want clean dishes. That’s why we created a sustainability hack, not a tradeoff,” says Marchoe Northern, senior vice president and general manager of North American Home Care at Procter & Gamble.

Beyond ecology-minded product innovation, Cascade has also joined the Change the Course initiative to support several water restoration projects in the United States. Over their lifetime, these projects are expected to restore nearly 2 billion gallons of freshwater in water-stressed regions.

Clean on Cold Washing laundry in cold versus hot water uses over 90% less energy in every load.

Put another way, that’s enough energy savings to power the entire average American household for over an hour. Consider the 30 billion loads of laundry done in the United States and Canada annually. That’s an enormous amount of energy that could be saved with a simple turn of the dial.

If you’re concerned about the cleaning performance of a cold wash cycle, consider this, Tide has innovated its products to clean on cold, every load,

every cycle. Tide is on a mission to turn three out of four washes to cold water by 2030, which will help prevent an estimated 27 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions from entering the Earth’s atmosphere.

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Washing in cold water with Tide means lower emissions, more financial savings on your energy bills, and a gentler wash that helps preserve clothes longer.

“At Tide, we want to reduce the environmental impact of a load of laundry and increase the impact of clean clothes,” says Amy Krehbiel, brand vice president of Fabric Care Innovation at Procter & Gamble. “We are proud to be helping families live more sustainably.”

Learn more about Tide’s sustainability initiative by joining the conversation on social at #TurnToCold.

With today’s current climate crisis, you may be looking for ways to lower your carbon footprint at home, and thanks to product innovation, that’s easier today than ever before.

THEME: TV MOMS

ACROSS

1. Rodeo garb

6. Roman numeral 7

9. Spring occurrence

13. Like Corgi

14. Get a sum

15. Garlic mayo

16. Poet’s concern

17. Mail-back request, acr.

18. Handrail post

19. *Lionel Jefferson’s mom

21. *Keith and Laurie Partridge’s mom

23. Watson’s, Crick’s and Franklin’s concern, acr.

24. Big-ticket ____

25. #38 Down follower

28. Potter’s oven

30. Get by

35. Wyatt Earp’s card game

37. Wooden pegs

39. Measuring tool with a bubble

40. Copycat

41. All-season ____

43. Like certain people’s glasses

44. The Great ____, Muppet

46. 1 year older than frosh

47. Treat without respect

48. *Samantha Stephens’ mom

50. Four Corners state

52. Unidentified Jane

53. Summit location

55. Like tuna tartare

Gilmore’s

DOWN

1. Basin, without vowels

2. Last piece of a loaf

3. Lowest female singing voice

4. Evis’s blue shoes

5. Harrison Ford or Jason Segel in “Shrinking”

6. Bud holder

7. *Rhoda Morgenstern’s mom

8. “That is” in Latin

9. Wedding cake layer

10. Famous Allen Ginsberg

poem

11. Away from wind

12. Skilled in deception

15. G. Orwell’s “______ Farm”

20. Valentine, e.g.

22. Bottom line?

24. Inner circle

25. Old enough (2 words)

26. Neutered rooster

27. Influencer’s creation

29. *Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin’s mom

31. Egghead

32. “____ like the plague”

33. Canvas primer

34. *Alex and Mallory Keaton’s mom

36. Pasta option

38. Virgo and Libra mo.

42. ____ Lewis, Lamb Chop puppeteer

45. By word of mouth

49. What catastrophe and ratatouille have in common

51. Wear (2 words)

54. Treated with EVOO

56. *Pebbles Flintstone’s mom

57. Law school entry requirement, acr.

58. First name palindrome

59. Civil disorder

60. They’re on Freddy’s street

61. Widespread

62. Relating to armpit

63. 3 squared

66. Tight one in football

68. Bro’s counterpart

SUDUKO

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Continue from Page 6 bond pattern is expected, you can spice up rooms with an unexpected bond pattern like a stacked bond for modern appeal or herringbone for a rustic look.

Kitchen backsplash - One of the most overlooked areas of kitchen design is the backsplash. While its job is to protect your kitchen walls from the never-ending assault of kitchen splatters, there’s no reason it can’t look good, too. Brick backsplashes can accommodate most home designs and styles thanks to the versatility of shapes, colors, finishes and sizes available.

Black or white glazed brick works

well with more modern kitchens while irregular brick containing an abundance of texture and a messy mortar application can complete rustic farmhouse kitchens. An option like Glen-Gery’s virtual design tool, Picture Perfect, can help you visualize projects in your home to see what fits your style and needs.

Brick skirt - For added curb appeal, consider adding a brick skirt around the foundation of your home. Given its resilient, durable and energyefficient qualities, brick can help provide better

insulation and protection while also adding visual appeal to the exterior of your home through texture, color and contrast. The skirting can also continue through to the front porch floor and steps, helping balance out the elevation of your home.

For more inspiration for your next home renovation project, visit glengery.com. #16507

Source: Glen-Gery

Large 2 Day Public Auction

Saturday, May 13th @ 8:30 AM

Saturday, May 27th @ 8:30 AM

LOCATED at 5801 New Berlin Hwy Winfield, PA 17889

Saturday, May 13th

Starting at 8:30 a.m. with a Large Assortment of Box lots followed by antiques, collectables and household goods

Mutschler Ice Cream Maker (patent # 222-4576), (Jeep) Petal Car, Fire King Glass, Toboggan, Cast Iron Hot Plates, Cast model cars, Yo Yo’s, Bird Water’s, Green Glass, Presidential Glass Plates, Coke Advertisement, Local Advertisement items, Heinz Ketchup Flash Light, Penn State Football Cookie Jar ( 1986 Fiesta Bowl), Metal Patriate Figures, Watches, Miniature Bottles and Medicine Bottles, Glass Bells, Cookie Cutters, Spice Cans, Cardboard Elvis Picture, Liberty Glass Mugs, Wooden Bowls, Rubber 7 Dwarfs, Jelly Jars, Wire Top Jars, “York Valley” Cheese Box, “Oven serve” Casserole Dish, Cameras, Aunt Jamima Bottles, Restaurant Glasses, “Crock ware” Milk Can, Banks, Jukebox Alarm Clocks, Chalk Figurines (Big and Small), Music Boxes, Incense, Holstein Cow Table Set, Cast Iron Book Ends, Wooden Soda Flat, Kerosene Lamps, State Glasses, Chicken Figurines, Crook Canister Sets, Restaurant Plates, Canning Jars, “Johnsons Brothers” China, Milk Glass, Box of Blue Guitar Bottles, Child’s Hamper, Sesame Street Childs Step Stool, Cake Pans, Covered Bridge Mail Box, miniature Wooden Covered Wagon Lamp, Walt Disney Collectable, Christmas Decorations and Nativity scene, M&M Christmas Tree Lights, Glass Ash Trays, New Testament Map, Stainless Bowls, Cook Books, Kaleidoscope, Ohio Match Company Matchbox, Art Kits, Apple Rookie Jar, GE Radio, Realistic Radio, 30 Cup Coffee Maker, Kitchen Utensils, Mixers, Griddles, Coca Cola Jug, Plastic Child Toys, Land Base CB, Aluminum Pots, Miniature Tin Water can, Metal Miniature License Plates (years 53, 68 and more!) Maxwell House Tin, Kratzerville Crock 1847 – 1997, Matchstick Holder, Church Hymens, Metal and Plastic Child Cars and Trucks, Warner Brothers Vending Machine Prizes, Porcelain / Graniteware, Canary Songster Set, Plastic Ice Cream Maker, State Collectable Plates, Ronald McDonald Plate, Pepsi and Coca Cola Japan Six Piece Canister Set, Custom Jewelry, Hand Painted Glass, 33 and 45 Records (Elvis, Jonny Cash and Beatles) , Cassette and Eight tracks, Restaurant Bun Coffee Maker, Tabletop Electric Organ, Flat Top Chests, Cigar Boxes, Insulators, Sausage Stuffer, Glass Butter churn, Hog Hooks and scrapers, Set Quoits, Colander with Pestle, Wooden Step Ladder, Old Timer Pocket Knife, Pony Boy Play Pistol, Planter Peanuts Pocket Knife, Train Tracks, Washboard, Washtubs, Sad Irons, Bowling Pins, Roller Skates, Sewing Chicken, Cast Iron Motorcycle with Sidecar, Large Selection of Avon, Vintage Lawn Mowers, Highchair, Double Wash Tub, Snow sleds, Wooden Nickels, Hot Wheels Belts, Baby Shoes, Wooden Play Pen, Coal Buckets, Single Trees, (major) Bicycle, White Mountain Ice Cream Containers, Toy Guns and Sheriff Stars, Snyder County Pioneer Days, Vintage Photo Cards of local towns, Children’s books, Cynosure Yearbook, Doylies, Butter Paddle, Butter Mold, Tin Noise Makers, Vintage Cigarette Lighters, Wind up Tin Train, “Wall Mount” Clothes Dryer, Bibles, Fabric Counter, Ice Picks, Rubber Stamp Dates, Wooden Marbles, Yard Sticks, galvanized Watering Can, Griswold Griddles #10, Record Players.

Household items

Franklinite Wood and Coal Stove, Refrigerator Freezer, Electric Glass Top Stove, Automatic Bicycles, Washer and Dryer, Hurricane Lantern, Outdoor Lighting, Cookware, Bird Houses, Stuffed Toys, Ice Buckets, Materials, Glass Jugs, Silverware, Crock Pots, Large Tupperware Collection, Board Games and Kids Toys Large Selection, Step Stools, Canes, Walkers and Handicap Items, Plastic Storage Containers, Chest Coolers, Drinking Water Coolers, Rollaway Chairs, Space Heater, Kitchen Table and 6 Chairs, Dressers, Hitachi Floor Modal TV, Wooden Plantstand, Couch, Gooseneck Rocking Chair, Microwave, Electric Portable Heaters, China Cabinet, Single Adjustable Beds, Grand Fathers Clock, Hospital Bed, Metal Shelving, Large Window Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier, Hot Plate, Singer Sewing Machine, Foot Stools, Steal Plant Hangers, Baby Buggy, Wooden Porch Swing, Wooden Step Ladders, Turkey Deep Fryer. This list does not display the numerus items to be sold.

Estate of: Randall Boonie

TA Wagner Auctioneers LLC

Auctioneer Trent Wagner # AU002238L

Contact: (570) 765-3306

Terms: ID Needed for Bidder Number, Cash or PA Check

Lunch stand available

Tent Rain or Shine

ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS.

OWNERS AND AUCTIONEERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS

A.H.

HELP WANTED DELIVERY One Day A Week Centre County

Loganton, Millheim & Center Hall

Must be dependable and have dependable vehicle.

flood plain! Utilities oil fired furnace with forced hot air heat, well water, on-site sewer and 100-amp electric service East Lycoming SD! Terms: $7,000 real estate property deposit required day of auction, with good PA check or certified funds payable to Marquette’s Auction Marketing, balance at closing within 60 days of sale date. 4% buyer’s premium to be added to the purchase price of real estate. Real estate is sold “as-is” & is subject to owner confirmation. Statements made day of auction take precedence over previously printed material. Inspections may be done prior to auction at potential buyer's expense Real Estate will be auctioned off on Saturday, May 20th @ 11am.

Selling Friday, May 19th–Gold & Costume Jewelry, C.I. Griswald, Antiques, Salt Crocks; Selling Sat, May 20th–66 Stoneware Crocks/Jugs, Mantle Clocks, Antiques, Primitives, Furniture, Quilts; Special Note: All items will be sold as-is with no warranties applied. Terms Cash or good PA check only, ID required. Updated info & pics @ marquetteauctions.com, auctionzip.com ID1907 or GoToAuction.com

ID6181 Owners not responsible for accidents Selling the real estate & contents for the Estate of Al & Sophie Hoff, longtime antique dealers. Kathy Hess & Chris Hoff co-executors. Stay tuned for updates as we progress through the personal property.

Marquette's Auction Marketing

Tom Marquette, AU-002855L, 570/916-6903