TVT 5/22/23 The Valley Trader of Central Pennsylvania

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Man looking for a 1 bedroom apartment. Has a friendly medium size dog. Age 67 on disability so can pay up to $700 a month. Williamsport only. 570-974-1120. ufn

1992 Chrysler Lebaron Convertible, V6, auto, air, 89,000 original miles, 2nd owner, front wheel drive, white with red interior, new power top, very well maintained, excellent condition, good on gas. Asking $3,900 or best offer. 570-742-4685 or 570-428-2882. 5/29

53 Old Vehicles plus parts, $1,000 - $5,000 or less. Too sick for hobby. 570-538-3464. 6/26

Auto/Truck Accessories - 10 Lots of 56 Car Parts:

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windows, moulding, head and tail lights, contential kit. Buyer takes all if possible. 570-374-8242. 5/22

Rear Spoiler fits Chev. Cobolt and Pontiac GS, excellent condition. 570-337-4619. ufn

For sale parts: 1997 Buick la Sabre, complete and ready to part out. Call 570-2049626. ufn

Campers, 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

Lawn Mower, Toro Recycler, Personal Pace, Rear Wheel Drive, 22” cut, Mulch Bag, side discharge, like new condition, $250.00. 570-7429259. 6/5

Gas-powered AWD 22” Husgvarna with bag and attachments in Selinsgrove. Leave message 484-6295932 #100. 6/5

Yard Sales - 25

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

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

Cargo Carrier, 48” x 20” tray, 300 lb. capacity, 1 1/4” hitch, $75.00. 570-560-0716. 5/29

15 Foot Air Jet Metal Chimney thru Roof Kit. 570-360-0077. 6/5

18 Ft. Bass Boat & Trailer. All done over. Make reasonable offer. Call for details 570-995-5990 or 570-337-2727. 5/29

Motorcycles - 39

WANTED - 50

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Tall, attractive home owner Seeks single lady, 60-70, for companion with drivers license. 570-

538-3464. 6/26 ANNOUNCEMENTS

The 33rd Annual Billtown Blues Festival will be held in Hughesville at the Lycoming County Fairgrounds, Friday, June 9 and Saturday, June 10. The award planners are pleased to announce awarded talent will arrive from across the country excited to come to Lycoming County and play for area music fans. 6/5

4 Tips for Integrating Nature Into Your Interior Design

(StatePoint) This spring home improvement season, get inspired by the outdoors with biophilic design.

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“Biophilic design – the concept of integrating nature into interior design – is not only gorgeous, it fosters a healthy living environment, promotes happiness and comfort, and reduces stress,” says Jennifer Kline, multimedia graphic artist at ProVia. “There are many ways to reap these wellness benefits while adding vitality to your living spaces.”

To connect to the natural world within your home, consider these ideas:

Foster Tranquility

Taking a stroll through the forest can summon feelings of tranquility. Capture this inner peace at home from the moment you step inside with a fiberglass woodgrain entry door. Those from ProVia provide authenticlooking woodgrain textures, such as oak, cherry, mahogany, knotty alder and fir, and can accommodate various door glass enhancements. Engineered for energy efficiency, they’re also a sustainable choice, helping you protect the natural world as you embrace its splendor. Other design choices, such as exposed rustic ceiling timbers, rich hardwood furniture, warm hardwood floors and vinyl woodgrain windows can help you carry the forest motif throughout the home, while imbuing interiors with richness and warmth.

Let Light in

“If you’re lacking natural light, it’s time to open those blinds and drapes

and let the sunlight stream through your windows. It may also be time to consider a few enhancements that will help you enjoy more sunshine and observe your natural surroundings, even when you can’t be outdoors,” says Kline.

For kitchens and breakfast nooks, bathrooms and dens, consider vinyl garden windows, which invite more light into your space and include shelves ideal for housing indoor plants, such as fragrant herbs. Their three-dimensional design helps give rooms an airy, spacious feel. Family rooms and bedrooms are great locations for vinyl picture windows, which let in large amounts of light while providing unobstructed views of outdoor scenery. Need inspiration? Visit ProVia’s Window Photo Gallery at www.provia.com/windows.

To brighten your foyer, add an entry door with glass. Energy efficient sliding glass patio doors also let in sunlight, and give you the option to invite fresh air into your home or enjoy the melodies of singing birds on nice days. Skylights can flood small or closed-off spaces such as walkin closets or bathrooms with

light and give you views of blue skies.

Let it Grow

To give your home a welcoming, fresh feel, add various houseplants and indulge in fresh-cut flowers. A windowsill with small plants of varying shades of green can add texture, while larger potted plants near doorways help guests feel welcome. Fill dark, underutilized spaces with taller plants and place bright, lightlyscented garden flowers in such spots as the kitchen island and

a bedroom with an accent wall, adding character to your kitchen with a stone veneer backsplash, surrounding a tub with stone veneer for a spa-

coffee tables. Use earthen or woodcarved vases for additional warmth.

Create Drama

From the warm brown tones of a picturesque southwestern mesa to the cool, earthy feel of quarried rock, manufactured stone veneer adds rugged texture, intriguing patterns and shapes, and a variety of hues straight from Earth’s natural color palette.

Whether you’re creating a focal point in

like bathroom, or highlighting your fireplace, different stone profiles and grout colors can help you customize the look. Experiment with combinations using ProVia’s visualizer tool found at provia.com/stone/grout-visualizer.

“Incorporating biophilic elements into your interior design can transform your home into a warm respite from your busy life,” says Kline.

Brilliant Ways to Fight Allergens This Season

(StatePoint) During allergy season, having a safe haven from the triggers that make you sneeze and wheeze is essential. While you can’t completely control your surroundings in the great outdoors, you can take steps at home to reduce allergens and feel your best.

• Fresh, cool air: The right air conditioning unit can help you

breathe better indoors. For example, the Midea U delivers a cold airflow that can be felt up to 20 feet away and features full DC inverter technology to rapidly cool a room. Its removable and washable air filter is easily cleaned to help reduce dust and pet allergens in the air. And thanks to its U-shaped design, you can easily open and close your windows even when the unit is installed, giving you more control of your indoor air quality and environment. Bonus -- it’s compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant and is Energy Star-certified and ultra-quiet.

• Smart steps: When you get home from spending

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time outdoors, take off outer layers that have made contact with pollen, such as jackets and shoes. Having a mud room or other area to remove and store these items, preferably attached to or close to your laundry room, will help you avoid tracking and spreading allergens throughout your home.

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• Screened doors and windows: Even if you suffer from allergies, you may enjoy throwing open your windows on a nice day for a cross breeze. Just be sure all the screens on your windows and doors are in good condition and free of tears and holes. Special pollen-blocking screens are easy to install and go a step further than standard insect screens to keep out smaller, particulate matter, including pollen, dust and other small irritants and allergens.

• Whole-home cleaning: Regular vacuuming will make a world of difference in the way you feel. For maximum relief, use a vacuum with complete

seal HEPA filtration. This means it’s EPA-certified to do the job, based on the standard test method, which indicates it can trap 99.9% of dust, dander and allergen particles 0.3 microns and larger. The Innova Upright Vacuum, for example, targets these particles and facilitates whole-home cleaning. Thanks to its detachable accessories and components, and LED user interface, you can optimize your cleaning for every surface, including hard floor, carpet and upholstery, curtains, the space under furniture and stairs. And if you’re a pet parent, you can expect a deeper, more efficient

clean and longer operation due to its dual-action brush roll that actively prevents pet hair tangles and clogs from forming while concentrating air flow. It also has a motorized anti-tangle pet tool that effectively removes hair and debris from stairs and upholstery.

There is no need to suffer in your own home this season. With some smart strategies and the right tools, you can keep allergens at bay indoors.

Opening for a Fulltime and Parttime, CDL CLass A Truck Driver with Hazmat and Tanker Endorsement. A passport will be required, Excellent Benefit Package - 401K, with company match.

NEW COMPENSATION PACKAGE WITH a $10,000 SIGN ON BONUS paid out after 90 days, 180 days and 1 year of service. If interested, Call Jeff Hursh at 570-368-8631 or email jhursh@chemcoat.com

Turn up the Flavor This Summer With Bold, Bright Meals

(StatePoint) From the hearty and warm flavors of winter to the bold, rich and bright flavors of summer, herbs and spices are not only a delicious and better-for-you addition to any dish, they can transform it into unforgettable memories.

June 10 is National Herbs and Spices Day and the perfect time to celebrate food, flavor and time with family or friends. As you prepare for the occasion, and all your

summer gatherings, remember to shop carefully, as freshness is essential when it comes to herbs and spices.

“Fresh flavors and aromas are strong triggers

that ensure that experiences today are remembered tomorrow,” says Giovanna DiLegge, vice president marketing, North America Consumer at McCormick, a global leader in flavor.

That’s why for the first time in nearly 40 years, McCormick is debuting a brand new design for its red cap branded products that audibly seals in aromas and flavors, for long-lasting freshness of herbs and spices. And to help you make the most of summer, McCormick is sharing this recipe for Fresh Peach Pie, which incorporates rich and bright summer fruits, and a sweet note of cinnamon spice:

Ingredients:

• 3 pounds fresh peaches, peeled, pitted and sliced (about 7 cups)

• 1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoons sugar, divided

• 1 teaspoon lemon zest

• 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice

• 1/4 teaspoon plus 1/8 teaspoon salt,

divided

• 1 1/2 teaspoons McCormick Ground Cinnamon, divided

• 1 package (14.1 ounces) refrigerated pie crusts, (2 crusts)

• 3 tablespoons corn starch

• 1 tablespoon McCormick All Natural Pure Vanilla Extract

• 1 tablespoon water

Instructions:

1. Mix peaches, 1/2 cup of sugar, lemon zest and juice, and 1/4 teaspoon of salt in

large heat-safe bowl until well blended. Let stand 30 minutes. Drain peaches, reserving 8 tablespoons of juice. Return peaches to bowl; sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon of cinnamon. Set aside.

2. Meanwhile, prepare pie crust as directed on package. Roll each crust into 12-inch circles on lightly floured surface. Press 1

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crust into bottom of 9-inch pie plate. Cut remaining crust into 10 strips, about 1-inch wide. Refrigerate pie plate with bottom crust and prepared strips until ready to assemble pie.

3. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Mix 2 tablespoons of remaining sugar, remaining 1/8 teaspoon salt, remaining 1 teaspoon

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We will be selling from the home of Dorothy Barto & the Late Charlie Eberhart. Located at 244 Stover Road, Mifflinburg, Pa.17844. From Mifflinburg follow Rt 45 west approx. 4.0 miles turning at the 4 Bell Church and 4 Bell Church Road for approx. 6/10 mile turning onto Stover Road and follow to Auction Site. Signs posted at 4 Bell Church Day of Auction.

Saturday, June 3, 2023

Starting at 8:00 am

2 Bedroom Brick Rancher Home

We will be offering a well maintained 2 Bedroom Brick Ranch Home on .73 acre lot at 12:00 Noon. This Country Property has approx. 1232 sq ft to include 2 Bedrooms w/ Closets, Large open kitchen/ built in range and oven & wooden Cabinets. Open Dining Room and Living Room w/ Picture window & Great Swirl Ceilings; viewing the countryside. Full bath, Laundry Room w/ cedar closet and built in ironing board & full cemented Basement. The home has oil hot water baseboard heat, Central Air, well, standard septic system, whole house vac system, large breezeway w/ gas fireplace, attached 1 car garage w/ opener. 2022 Taxes $1912.83. To View This Great Property Contact: Auctioneer Michael Weaver at 570-538-2227. Real Estate Terms: $10,000 down balance in 45 days, Potential buyers have right to do any pre auction assessments and testing prior to auction at their expense, Very Motivated Seller so come ready to buy, all other terms made known day of auction or by contacting auctioneer.

COLLECTIBLES • HOUSEHOLD & FURNITURE

LOCAL MILK BOTTLES: Rovenolt Dairy- Turbotville, Pa [Tall Round Pyro. Qts & Pts], Wehr’s Dairy- Mifflinburg.Pa. [ Round Painted Pt w/ Blue Ribbon Holstein Cow]; Bechtals Dairy- Lewisburg [ Pyro Squat Qt w/ Policeman & Kids, Tall Square Qts]; Wilson Milk [ Mifflinburg, Embossed ½ Pt]; Erdly’s Dairy- Lewisburg [ Tall Round Pyro Qt]; Chamberlain Dairy- Montgomery[ Pyro Round Pt & ½ Pt]; Appliances: Whirlpool Refrigerator/ Freezer –Like New, Frigidaire Upright Freezer, Panasonic Microwave- Like New, GE Washer, Kenmore Electric Dryer-Like New; Round Maple Table & Chair Set; Upholstered Sofa; [2] Brown Upholstered Electric Chairs- Like New; Cosco Step Stool; Corelleware Dishes; Small Electrical Appliances; Cookbooks; Metal Lock Boxes w/ Keys; Solid Pine Stepback Hutch; Wooden Kneehole Desk & Chair; Wooden Chest Of Drawers; Square Oak Parlor Stand; Horse & Animal Collector Plates; Luggage; Wooden Folding Chairs; Lots of Picture Puzzles; Seasonal Decorations; Internanal Paint Decorated Milch Can; Various Stands; Thomas Kinkade Farmall Picture; 32in Flat Screen Vizio TV; 8 Horse Hitch Budweiser Figurine; Team of Horses w/ Walking Plow; Mid Modern Era Platform Upholstered Rocker; Granite Roaster; Canning Supplies; Large Varity of Sewing & Craft Supplies; Kenmore Sewing Machine & Cabinet, Happy Overlock Sewing Machine; Werner 16ft Fiberglass Extension Ladder; Box Fans; Country Scene Painted on a Hand Saw; Wooden Clothes Tree; Shark Vac; Collapsible Wagon; Barn Lantern; White Mountain Electric Ice Cream Freezer; Various Hand & Garden Tools; Revere ware Pots [New In Box]; Stainless Steel Cook Ware; Star Colander; Large Selection of Ladies Jewelry; [2] Oak Curio Cupboards; Step Stool; Star Design Quilt; Wooden Quilt Rack; Farmall Sign; Plus Many More Items Yet To Be Discovered!

TOY TRACTOR COLLECTION

FARMALL & INTERNATIONAL : 504 w/ Mounted Cultivators, 544 Hydro w/ Loader, 340 NFE, 340 Utility, 544 w/ Canopy, 504 w/ weights, 560 Diesel; F-20, 656, 230, 350. 460 Diesel, Cub w/ Snowplow, Cub w/ Mounted 1 Row Planter, White Cub, H, Super H [FAA], Super C, B, M, Super MD-TA, JOHN DEERE: 720Diesel NFE; G; L w/ Mounted 1 Bottom Plow; 6675 Skid Loader;

OTHER BRANDS: Massey Ferguson 65 NFE w/ Manure Loader; Oliver Row Crop 77 Diesel; Minneapolis Moline 445; Allis Chalmers D-15 WFE; Allis Chalmers WD45 NFE; EQUIPMENT: Allis Chalmers Roto Baler; Case/IH Cyclo Air 4 Row Planter; IH Grinder / Mixer; New Holland Tandom Axle Manure Spreader; New Holland Hayliner Kick Baler

AUCTION NOTE: Make plans on attending this great country auction, something for everyone!

Terms: Cash, Good PA Check; [Credit Cards w/ 4% fee]

SELLERS: Dorothy Barto

P.O.A.’s: Doug & Millie Barto

AUCTIONEERS: Michael & David Weaver AU-002180-l 17696 Russell Road, Allenwood,Pa.17810

Phone: 570-538-2227

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cinnamon and corn starch in small bowl. Add 2 tablespoons of reserved peach juice to cornstarch mixture, whisking to mix well; set aside.

4. Place remaining 6 tablespoons peach juice in small saucepan. Bring to simmer on medium-low heat. Stir in vanilla. Whisk cornstarch slurry into saucepan. Cook and stir just until thickened and smooth, about 30 seconds. Remove from heat. Pour syrup mixture over peaches; toss to coat. Allow to cool slightly.

5. Spoon peach mixture into chilled pastry-lined pie plate. Arrange pie dough strips over top to create a lattice (see below for instructions). Trim dough strips about 1/2-inch longer than bottom pie crust. Fold strips underneath crust and pinch to adhere. Crimp or flute crust edges, as desired. Brush lattice with water and sprinkle evenly with remaining 1 tablespoon sugar. Place pie plate on large shallow baking pan.

6. Bake 25 minutes or until crust is lightly browned. Reduce heat to 375 degrees F. Rotate pan. Bake 30 to 35 minutes longer, until crust

THEME: OUTDOOR FUN

ACROSS

1. Bryan of “Summer Of ‘69” fame

6. Lake in Provence

9. ____ ____ good example

13. Hypotenuse/opposite side

14. Fuss, to Shakespeare

15. Pine

16. Filthy dough

17. Marxism or Taoism, e.g.

18. Skylit lobbies

19. *Outdoor repast

21. *Two-wheeling

23. Agreement word

24. *Climbing turf

25. “I wish I ____, I wish I might...”

28. Cracked by yegg

30. Cowardly color

35. Slightly (2 words)

37. Matterhorn location

39. Charles III’s ex

40. She played Carla on “Cheers”

41. Nev.’s neighbor

43. Rotisserie skewer

44. Indianapolis team

46. Underwater “nose”

47. Color of a bruise

48. Trying experience

50. “The Breakfast ____”

52. p in mph

53. Ranee’s husband

55. ____ de plume

57. *Gather berries, e.g.

60. *Water slaloming

63. Soft single in baseball

64. *Sun “kiss”

66. Beau’s and Jeff’s acting dad

68. Cut-down sailing sheep

69. How many “if by sea?”

70. Have effect

71. Gibbons, e.g.

72. Coniferous tree

73. Rejuvenate or renovate

DOWN

1. Knee-related acronym

2. Make pretty (2 words)

3. Mushroom spore sacs

4. Shawn Mendes’ 2016 hit

5. Parts of a play

6. Secular

7. Commercial break clips

8. Fast food option

9. Looking for aliens org.

10. Get bacon?

11. H.S. math class

12. All Nippon Airways, acr.

15. Rattled on

20. Writer Asimov

22. Like icee

24. Not an original

25. *Call to Polo

26. Opposite of adore

27. Triangular road sign

29. *Capture it!

31. Speech defect

32. Drink like a cat (2 words)

33. Chilled (2 words)

34. *Balloon filler

36. U.K. art gallery

38. Place for a house plant

42. Get an F

45. Serape, alt. sp.

49. Jet follower

51. Water-heating apparatus

54. Bulwark

56. Hundred Acre Wood creator

57. Wing motion

58. Exude

59. Fish eggs, pl.

60. Winter precipitation

61. Person, place or thing

62. Swirling vortex

63. *Part of a bikini

65. Leave speechless

67. Morning condensation

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is golden brown and filling is bubbly. Cool on wire rack. Serve with vanilla ice cream, if desired.

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How to weave a lattice top crust: Using longer strips for the center of pie and shorter strips for edges, arrange 5 pie dough strips vertically over top of filling, leaving about 1 inch of space between each strip. Fold back

every other strip (2 and 4) to just above midline of pie. Place one of the longer strips across pie horizontally, just below the fold. Fold vertical strips back down over top of the horizontal strip. Fold back the opposite vertical strips (1, 3 and 5) and place another strip below the first horizontal strip, again leaving about 1 inch of space between them. Fold vertical strips back down over

Richard “Tom” Gold ESTATE AUCTION

We will be selling from the home of the Late Richard “Tom “ Gold, Located at 3170 Paradise Road, Watsontown, Pa.17777. From Turbotville Main Street turn onto Paradise Road and follow for approx. 3.4 miles to Auction Site. Signs posted day of Auction.

Saturday, May 27, 2023

Starting at 9:00 am

3 Bedroom Brick Ranch Home w/ 4 Acres

We will be offering at Public Auction at 12:00 noon a well maintained 3 bedroom brick ranch home. This home has a large country feel family room, open concept kitchen and dining area, living room w/ bay window and fireplace, 1 ½ baths, 3 bedrooms with closets, laundry hookups next to kitchen, full cemented basement w/ access to outside, well and standard septic, oil hot air heat, central air, New metal roof in 2015 and was built by the Master Craftsman of James “Jim” Harmon Custom Homes. To View this fine home contact : Auctioneer Mike Weaver at 570-538-2227. Terms: $10,000 down / Balance in 45 days, Perspective buyers have right to do any pre auction testing at their expense. All other terms made known day of auction or by contacting Auctioneer.

ANTIQUES * COLLECTIBLES * HOUSEHOLD *PLUMBING SUPPLIES

Western Electric Oak Crank Wall Phone[ From the Dr. Yannacone Home- From the Early Watsontown Phone Co]; Planters Peanut Store Counter Jar; Railroad Lanterns [electrified]; Small Tin Bucket; Hay Knife; Union Co. Deihl Willow Basket; Single Trees; Coca- Cola Metal Tray; Wooden Slaw Board; Platform Rocker; STONEWARE: [ J.F.AckMooresburg,Pa. Crock w/spider crack, Brown Top Jugs, Various Straight Crocks, S.W.Harper Co. Nolson, NY Whiskey Pocket Size Script Jug; Sausage Crocks, Feldhoff and Zimmerman Wines and Liquars- Shamokin ,Pa. Jug, Sipe & Sons Blue Decorated 1 ½ Crock w/ chip, Cowden & Wilcox Harrisburg, Pa. 3 Gallon Blue Decorated Cluster of Grapes Jug w/ small spout chip]; Painted Oak Pressed Back High Chair; Corn Fodder Cutter; Wooden Garden Rake; Metal Match Safes; Green Depression Glassware; Hall Aladdin Tea Pot; Boston Rocker; Granite & Enamel Ware Items; Glass Apple Jugs; Glass Ink Well Bottles; Pennant Planters Peanut 5 Cents Glass Store Counter Jar; Vaseline Glass Candy Dish; Ironstone Pitcher; Wooden Chocolate Packing Crate; Slag Glass Panel Table Lamp; Oval Marble Top Parlor Stand; 7 pc Oak Paw Foot Extension Table and Chair Set; Seth Thomas Shelf Clock; Seth Thomas Oak Case Bank Clock; Wooden Sock Dryers; Aladdin Lamp w/ shade; Wallace Nutting Framed Prints; Buck Deer Head Mounts; Mounted Lake Trout; Selection of English Setter Figurines and Prints; 1908 Johnston Harvester Co. Calendar; Angelwing Plankbottom Sewing Rocker; Super Wall Mounted Carved Medicine Cabinet; Mid Century 3 Pc. Black/ Grey Couch, Love Seat ,Arm Chair; Super Fancy Heavy Carved Oak Parlor Stand; Friends Smoking Tobacco Tin; Wooden Gun Cabinet; Occupied Japan Pcs; 1858 Framed Map of McEwensville; Foster Bros.#6 Meat Cleaver; CI Meat Grinder; Olive Mason 1858 Fruit Jar; Various Cook & Bake Wares; DICK Cap Pistol; Wooden Cylander Butter Churn; Rainaud #2 Signed Table Lamp; LOCAL MILK BOTTLES: [2- E.W.Milheim & Sons Sq Ptd Qts, Wayside Dairy –Bottle Caps, The Shuman Dairy(McEwensville) 3 Sq Ptd Qts, 2SqPtd1/2pints, 3 Creamers]; LOCAL SODA BOTTLES[ Bender & Mentze- Milton, JG Smith- McEwensville, LH Stover-Coburn, Excelsior Bottling-Danville, Enterline Bros.-Milton, C Hartig-Milton, Altoona Sanitary Bottling, Frank Wentz-Lewistown, Phillip Hammel- Pittsburg Bottling House- Plus Others]; Glass Oil Jars [ 1- Mobiloil “A” & 1- Moore & Kling Metal Spouts]; Wire Rug Beaters; Hewing Broad Axe as Found; Werner Ladder; Cast Hay Needle; Mid Modern Table Lamp; John H.Kreitzer Wholesale Grocer- Milton ,Pa. Wooden Ground Cinnamon Store Box; Plus Many More Items Of Interest.

LARGE SUPPLY OF PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES & TOOLS

HUSQVARNA 22Hp. 52in M-ZT-52 Zero Turn MOWER

Terms: Cash or Good Pa Check

SELLER: Richard “Tom” Gold Estate

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• JOB JOHN • TENT IF Inclement

Kathy Venios – Executrix

PICTURES: Auctionzip.com #2189 & GoToAuctions # 4136

AUCTIONEER: Michael & David Weaver

Allenwood,Pa.17810

Lic.No.AU002180-L

Phone 570-538-2227

top. Repeat this process with one more strip below, and then 2 strips above first crosswise strip. Work quickly, as the warm filling may make the dough difficult to work with.

After 15 to 20 minutes of baking, cover edge of crust with foil strips to prevent excessive browning.

PUBLIC AUCTION

CARPENTRY TOOLS~BLACKSMITH ITEMS~COLLECTIBLES

SATURDAY 03 JUNE 2023 8:00 A.M.

LOCATION: 1943 STATE ROUTE 225, (VILLAGE OF MANDATA), HERNDON , PA

MACHINERY, TOOLS & RELATED ITEMS

Craftsman Shop Tools; Shop Smith; Delta Shop Tools; Grizzly 13” Planer/Molder; Leish Dovetail Jig Model D3-24”; Parks 12” Planer; Hitachi Compound Miter Saw; Metal Lathe; DuraCraft Heavy Duty Bandsaw; Magna Sawsmith; Sanchin 16-speed Drill Press; 30” Belt Sander; Craftsman Power Tools; Stanley Builders Kit H-298; Stanley Power Tools; Porter Cable Air Brad Nailers & Air Sanders; Remington Ram Set; Bench Grinders; Motors; Grizzly Dust Collector; Clark Floor Sander; Generator; Air Compressors; Huskee Torpedo Heater; Asst. Clamps; Acetylene Tanks; Scoop w/3pth; Back Blade; Etc.

BLACKSMITH ITEMS & COLLECTIBLES

Assorted Anvils; Forges; Tongs; Swedge Blocks; Cutters; Wooden Work Benches; Wooden Tool Chests; Wooden Dovetailed Boxes; Wooden Tool Carriers; Wooden Pulleys; Wooden Ladders; Draw Knives; Scribes; Stanley 78 Plane; Stanley Defiance Plane; Stanley No. 45 Plane; Simonds No. 340 Crecent Saw Tool; Block Planes; Molding Planes; Jack Planes; Slicks; Froes; Broad Axes; Barn Augers; Galvanized Tubs; Cast Iron Floor Grates; Asst. Stains & Paints; Etc. NOTE: Mr. Lenker spent a lifetime making his career in carpentry. His talent for detail and excellence was known afar. This auction will be selling the tools of his trade.

TERMS: CASH. Personal checks accepted w/established account or prior approval. Credit cards & Debit cards not accepted. No Buyer’s Premium! No absentee or phone bids accepted! See Website for complete listing & photos.

Estate/Collection of Richard Lenker ~ Dawn Lenker, Owner

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R.R. Romberger #AU4051

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(StatePoint) U.S. military service members are ready to be called upon at any time to protect the country, and May, which is Military Appreciation Month, is the perfect opportunity to express gratitude for their sacrifices

Military Appreciation Month was initially recognized by a U.S. Senate resolution in 1999. Although the entire month is designated to honoring past and present military members and their families, there are several holidays sprinkled throughout the month that honor service members, including Loyalty Day, VE Day, Military Spouse Appreciation Day, Mother’s Day, Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day.

“This year in particular, many more service members are overseas supporting NATO due to war in Ukraine. These deployments should be a reminder to all Americans of the importance of expressing our gratitude to the men and women in the military who sacrifice so much for us,” says Christopher Plamp, United Service Organizations (USO) senior vice president of Operations,

Programs, and Entertainment and an Air Force veteran.

With its long history of keeping America’s military service members connected to family, home and country, the USO is providing five ideas for how to honor and support service members and their families.

1. Say “Thank You.” The simplest way to support service members is to thank them for their service. According to the Blue Star Families 2022 Military Family Lifestyle Survey, only one-third of activeduty families feel a sense of belonging to their local civilian community.

You can send a message of support and encouragement to service members through the USO’s website.

“Acknowledging the immense challenges of military life can have a real, positive impact. The simple act of thanks can show military members that their work is valued and appreciated,” says Plamp.

2. Send a Care Package. Sending care packages with items such as snacks and hygiene products lets service members know that the American people are thinking of them, even from thousands of miles away. The USO Care Package program simplifies the process of sending military care packages, which can be complicated. You can support this program by making a monetary donation to the USO. Another option is to check out the USO Wishbook, where you can select a symbolic gift, such as

Public Auction

Saturday, May 27th @ 8:30 AM On Site Auction

LOCATED at 5801 New Berlin Hwy Winfield, PA 17889

Saturday, May 27th 8:30 AM Starting with Shop Tools.

Wheel Loader and Tractors will sell approximately at 1:00 PM

MF 11 Wheel Loader (4.1 Liter Perkins 4-cylinder Diesel Engine, 4 Speed Shuttle Shift

Transmission), 2 ford 9N Tractors, 4 Garden Tractors with Mower Decks (JD, Huskee, MTD’s), 2009 Volkswagen Jetta 2.5 (181,000 mi), 18’ Bumper Pull Flat Bed Trailer (Belmont), Model T Parts.

Scrap (Econoline 350 Cube Van, School Bus, IVECO Box Truck with Aluminum Body)

Tools, Engines, Parts

Woods M5 Brush Hog, 2 Fuel Tanks, Model T Windshield, radiators and more. (ARPS)

Scrape Blade, Sickle Bar Mower Parts, Large Floor Jack, Push Mowers, Oil – hot Air Furnace, Wisconsin Engine,(NAPA) Wiper Display Box, JD Snow Blower, HD Luggage Case, Floor Model Battery Charger, 4 Coal & Wood Stoves, Engine Analyzer, Work Bench, US General Rollaway Tool Box, Bench Vice, Car Ramps, Conibear Traps, Pick Up Work Box, Tree Trimmer, Large Roles of Cheese Cloth, Draw Bar, Air Compressors, Industrial Grinder, Pick Up Oil Covers, Automatic Bicycles, Acetylene Torch Set, Hub Caps, Log Chains, Chain Binders, Coma Longs, Plastic Storage Bins, Air Wrenches, Bottle Jacks, Funnels, Gas Cans, 2 VW Air cooled engines, Drop Lights, Extension Cords, Jumper Cables, Carburetor ( 4 Barrel, Holley, etc.), Crow Bars, Sledge Hammers, Digging Iron, Sockets, Wrenches, Hammers, Grease Guns, Combination Set (Sander, Drill, Saw), Numerous Scrap Piles.

Estate of: Randall Boonie

TA Wagner Auctioneers LLC

Auctioneer Trent Wagner # AU002238L

Contact: (570) 765-3306 Terms:

a USO Care Package, from a catalog to be sent to service members. In 2022, the USO delivered 200,000 of these care packages globally.

3. Support Military Spouses. Deployments are challenging for military spouses. Aside from being separated from their loved ones, military spouses must also shoulder household responsibilities alone. For military families with children, this can be even more difficult. Offer to cook a family dinner or pick up groceries. Even simply reaching out to ask how they are doing can make a difference.

4. Volunteer. There are many challenging, but rewarding volunteer opportunities that serve the men and women in uniform, including with the USO, where you will see the impact of your support firsthand. Many USO locations need volunteers who can facilitate programs and events, and help ensure the military community has the resources and support they need to carry out their missions.

5. Donate. Show your support through the annual USO T-shirt campaign, which raises funds for the USO’s mobile and center operations, programs and entertainment, transition services and more. The campaign also builds awareness and understanding of military families. To learn more, visit https://www.uso.org/tshirt.

“From simple words of gratitude to hands-on volunteering, there are many ways to let service members who selflessly put their lives on the line every day know we value their service,” says Plamp. *****