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5 Easy Ways to Save Energy in the Kitchen

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(StatePoint) The kitchen is the heart of the home, it’s also a space where you can waste a lot of energy if you’re not careful. By making a few simple adjustments to your habits in the kitchen, you can easily cut your energy bills and do your part to help the environment. “The appliances you select for your kitchen have effects far beyond the food you eat,” says Peter Weedfald, senior vice president of Sales and Marketing at Sharp Home Electronics Company of America. “From the appliances you choose to how you use them, you can make a real difference in your energy consumption today.”

ENERGY STAR, microwaves use up to 80% less energy than conventional ovens.

3. Wash-up smart: If you find yourself running your dishwasher before it’s full, it’s time to consider an upgrade. Find a dishwasher that allows you to manage your load size. Features like the half-load option or Wash Zone setting available on Sharp’s Slide-In Stainless Steel Dishwashers will focus the water in one area when washing smaller loads to make every drop count.

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Here are a few ideas for getting started:

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5. Make an upgrade: Today’s appliances are generally more energy efficient than older appliances, and there are a lot of energy efficient selections. According to ENERGY STAR, induction cooktops are around 5-10% more efficient than conventional electric units and about three times more efficient than gas. Bonus? Making the switch also means you’ll no longer be emitting greenhouse gases associated with gas cooking. Learn more about smart, energy-saving appliances at sharpusa.com. To put a dent in your energy bills and reduce your impact on the environment, be mindful of your habits in the kitchen. Small changes can add up quickly. (StatePoint) New research is offering insights into how the world can recover and rebuild from the pandemic, along with how individuals and organizations can address issues they care about in their communities. “Civic Life Today: The State of Global Civic Engagement,” which was commissioned by Points of Light and designed and executed by INFLUENCE|SG, studied attitudes around civic engagement in the United States, the United Kingdom, India, and Brazil. “We believe that the most powerful force is the individual who has realized their power to make change happen. However, everyone can be more impactful when working together,” says Natalye Paquin, president and CEO of Points of Light, the world’s largest nonprofit dedicated to accelerating people-powered change. “This report is intended to reveal ways to act effectively -- making it easier for individuals to find these opportunities and organizations to create them.”

The report also supports Points of Light’s Civic Circle, a framework that helps people understand that there are many ways to do good. The nine activities outlined by the Civic Circle are: listening and learning, using one’s voice, social entrepreneurship, volunteering, public, national or military service, using one’s purchasing power to express values, working, voting, and donating. Whether you’re a business leader hoping to mobilize your employees, a nonprofit or NGO leader looking to connect individuals to your cause, or an individual wanting to support your community, the Civic Circle and these key report takeaways can help you get started: • Pandemic effects are universal: The same social issues and personal costs have been shared by people everywhere. At the country level, healthcare, education, and the environment/ climate demand attention. On a personal level, the health of others in the community is where the most impact has been felt, followed by individuals’ financial and mental health. • Issues leading civic engagement: Education, the environment, and healthcare were the top issues respondents wanted their countries to support, with healthcare ranked the leading issue in the United States. • How people prefer to take action: The most common Civic Circle actions taken by respondents were using one’s voice (influencing one’s network through social media, advocacy, or other form of expression), listening and learning (learning about a cause or social issue), and volunteering (intentionally helping someone else). However, perceived barriers to civic engagement linger -two of the top three reasons people cited for a lack of social issue involvement were financial in nature, reflecting the perception that being civically involved means donating money.

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• Virtual volunteering is here to stay: Volunteerism has not only remained important, it’s on the rise, with 54% of global respondents saying, “I plan to volunteer more than I did before the pandemic.” Of those, the vast majority intend to do so primarily via virtual opportunities. • Calls for corporate involvement: Individuals see companies as having an obligation to get involved. Indeed, a majority of respondents said they expect companies to address social challenges. At the same time, respondents are measuring a given company’s sincerity by the way it treats its employees. On Tuesday, May 10 at 1 pm ET, Points of Light will host a webinar with INFLUENCE|SG to discuss the research findings in more detail. To register and download the report, visit pointsoflight.org/civic-engagement-research. “At a time when the whole world is facing a common challenge, we’re excited to see people take action. According to this report, 80% of Americans took at least one

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Clip- Ramline S&W 9mm Clip- Shot Gun for PartsSimmons Rifle Scopes- Weaver M94 Scope Mounts- Niko Stirling Scope- 45 Auto Brass- 303 British Ammo- 7.65 Mauser Ammo- 7.62x49 Ammo w/ clips- 30 Cal. M1 Ammo- M1 Clips- 7mm Mauser Ammo- 7.62 x 54 Russian Ammo- Night Blast Halogen Spot Light- Glock Double Pistol Cases- Derringer Cal. 41 Black Powder Pistol Model Build it Yourself Kit- Ladies Concealed Carrying Purse- Proshot Black Powder Wads- Mec-Gar 9 mm Clips- L.M Dickson Rifle Scope- Misc. Rifle ScopesHunting Lures- Fishing Lures- Fishing Line- Fishing Hooks- Hoppe’s Cleaning RodNumerous Hoppes Cleaning Accessories- Alle Orange Hunting Vest- Thompson Target Display & Targets- Boyer’s Turkey Mouth Calls- Case Knife- Browning Knife Buck Knife- Protektor Model Turkey Call Galeton, PA- Boyer’s Sassy Hen Scratch Calls- Wooden & Acrylic Strikers- Faulk’s Goose Call- Streamlight Flashlight- Sharpening Stone- Mallard Tone Call- Feather Flex Jake Turkey DecoyOuter Advertising Display Shelf- Gun Safe Dry Rods- Shooters Ridge MonopodWWII Bayonet- 1940’s to 1960’s PA Hunting License- White Deer Valley Sportsman Buttons- Masonic Order of IA Watch Fob- 1934 Conservation Corps Token- Lincoln Address Token- Wooden Pistol Box- Vintage Mounted Bull Horns on Hand Painted Plaque- Pal RH 36 Hunting Knife- Swift Instruments Advertising Banner- Western Revolver Clock by Westclox- Lock Haven Trust Bank- Liberty Bell Bank from First National Bank Pittston PA- Peoples Bank Erie PA Bank- Thrift Metal Bank- Hercules Powder Tins- Western Powder Tins- Deer Hunter Kit by Hally Caller- 30 Cal. 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Sign- EZ Pull Trigger Assist Advertising Display- Hornady Bullet Display Sign- Invisible Minnow Rigs- Uncle Mikes Holsters- Black Hawk Pistol Holsters- Numerous Powder Tins- New Butt Stock for Silver Boy Henry Rifle- Lots of Brass and AmmoSierra & Hornady Bullets- Glock Pistol Advertising Banner- Gun Stock Permaglue Gun Stock Conditioner & Bluing- Remington Framed The Fisherman Bullet Knife Advertising Poster- Framed Wildlife Prints- Vintage Needle Point Home Sweet Home Framed Print- Parker Wildfire XP Compound Bow- New Easton ArrowsBooks: Gun Traders- Knife Collector Books- Muncy & Sullivan County Post Card Books- PA Kentucky Rifle Book by Kauffman- Winchester Repeating Arms Catalog- BB Gun Collectors Guide- Powder Flask Book by Riling- Hornady Reloading Books- 1937 German Nazi Book- 1916 Winchester Book- Winchester Handbook by George Madis & Author Signed- Remington Han Gun Book- Our Rifles by Sawyer- Hawken Rifles (Baird)- US Military Shoulder Patch CatalogWinchester Mdl. 88 Lever Action Book (Murray)- Cal. 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(StatePoint) Have a little dinosaur enthusiast in your life? If you’re looking for new and creative ways to keep your little one entertained, try these fun dino-themed activities: • Make dino treats: Use a dinosaur cookie cutter set to bake cookies into different prehistoric shapes, like brontosauruses, pterodactyls and velociraptors. This can be a fun way to let kids show off their knowledge by identifying the different types of dinosaurs and listing fun facts about each one. They can even decorate the cookies

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• Infuse dino fun into playtime: A fun line-up of toys from VTech can totally transform playtime, letting kids stomp into the cool and crazy world of dinosaurs. These Switch & Go toys quickly transform from fearsome dino to sleek vehicle and include ultracool effects like fiery lights with a lightning trail and fun, roaring sounds. The Switch & Go Velociraptor Jet starts as a ferocious raptor and turns into a propeller disclaunching jet with an animated pilot. Kids can pit the Velociraptor Jet against the T-Rex Muscle Car for tough competition or the T-Rex Race Car for ultra-speed, or choose from other dino-vehicles in the Switch & Go line.

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1. Understanding triggers. Asthma triggers can cause symptoms and if left untreated, could lead to an asthma attack. Common asthma triggers include respiratory infections, allergens, irritants, exercise and emotions. Indoor triggers found at home, school and workplaces include tobacco smoke, dust mites, pests such as cockroaches and mice, pets, mold, cleaning chemicals, dust, gases, vapors and fumes. Common outdoor asthma triggers include pollen, wildfire smoke, ozone and particle pollution. 2. Reducing home triggers. People spend over 90% of their time indoors and most of that time is in their home. Whether you rent or own your home, you can make these changes to improve the quality of the air you breathe: • Run the bathroom fan after showers and use the kitchen fan while cooking to control moisture and other air pollutants. • Use vacuums with good filtration, such as a HEPA filter. • Properly store food and other items that attract pests. • Make your home (and vehicle) smokefree. Additional actions you can take include improving ventilation, maintaining HVAC systems and using integrated pest management. If you rent, some of these solutions would be the

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responsibility of the landlord. Learn more about how to improve the indoor air quality of your home as a tenant by reviewing the guide developed by the Environmental Law Institute found at eli.org. 3. Taking action for children. Children’s respiratory systems are still developing, making them particularly vulnerable to air pollution. However, 95% of American school buses are diesel-powered. To learn more about how to advocate for your school district to modify older diesel school buses or transition to zero-emission electric school buses, visit lung.org. 4. Healthier workplaces. About one is six cases of adult-onset asthma can be linked to the individual’s occupation and about one in five adults with asthma experience worsening of symptoms because of where they work. Missed workdays and lost worker productivity due to asthma can be costly for individuals who live with asthma and employers. By establishing lung-friendly workplace policies and offering an employee asthma education program, employers can help employees and family members with asthma better manage their conditions and experience fewer symptoms. If you have asthma or are a caregiver for someone with asthma, consider speaking to your employer about instituting policies that promote a safe, healthy workplace. 5. Additional guidance. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Asthma Control Program developed “EXHALE” a set of six strategies that help contribute to better asthma control. The strategies can help you and your loved ones have fewer asthma symptoms, prevent emergency visits to the hospital and help you avoid missing school or work. To learn the strategies and for additional resources, visit cdc.gov. You can also check out the range of asthma programs and initiatives offered by the American Lung Association that align with the EXHALE strategies by visiting lung.org/AFE.

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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. We may be data basing the ad, if so, you will not get a new number each time. 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-year-old 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

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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)ST.M, NS, 6’-220 lb, retired with own money, not lazy & can pick up after myself. I’m average looking & very active (mentally & physically), can travel some. Looking for someone to date that’s also very active. I consider myself a quiet person. Looking for someone to give me that spark. I’m not into the internet at all. My hobbies include photography, outdoors, movies, & finding someone to date. TB26841 7/4 PA Romantic WtM, 69 - 62 - 200. Looking for a woman who likes camping, flea markets, dining out, having fun. I have a good sense of humor. Photo, phone. JB26836 11/21 IC’s: SWtFIC, 57, easy to get along with, would love to have a friend. Enjoy the outdoors & love to have fun. Would stay your friend when released. Please enclose address for me to respond back. PJ26782IC WtFIC, 5’8”, curvy, athletic body, big boobs, fat butt. Are you my Mr. Right? Seeking an older, outdoorsey, adventurous, calm, soft spoken love bug. SR26783IC WtFIC, local, 37, looking for intimate friendship & laughs. Loves to be outdoors, animals, ink, art, exercise. CS26784IC SBFIC, 22, tall, plus size with a big smile & very pretty face. Aspiring expert in astrology, who’s sun sign is a Scorpio, the most powerful sign. Enjoy listening to music & dancing, driving, shopping, & talking. Always up for some great company & a road trip. Going to school in hopes of becoming a doctor (neonatologist). My aspirations in life are to be perfectly imperfect & happy. CJ26785IC WtFIC, calm, soft spoken, independent homebody. Loves outdoors. Desiring a calm, soft spoken Mr. Right. I’m caring, kind, freaky in bed. SR26786IC FIC, 27, beautiful, Sicilian/ French, loves tattoos, skateboarding, rock concerts. extremely outgoing & bubbly. TM26787IC FIC, 28, beautiful, Italian/ German, wild, very open but fun to be around. Loves rock music. TC26788IC WtFIC, 5’8”, curvy body, big boobs. loves outdoors & adventure. Searching for an older, calm, soft spoken love bug. Are you my Mr. Right? SR26789IC SWtFIC, slim build with curves. Loves to have fun & try new things. Soon to be released.

AP26791IC Local WtFIC, looking for companionship. 51, into sports, music, adventure & haunted places. Enjoy trying new things & making new connections. KP26792IC SFIC, 33, 5’6”, auburn curly hair, athletic build, blue eyes. I’m a short timer & will be out in July. Looking for someone to chat/pen pal to pass the time. Like trucks, muscle cars, hiking, fishing, motox. Lets get to know each other. GP26793IC WtFIC, Double D’s, curvy, athletic, seeking an older individual to enjoy life with. Love campfires, walks on the beach, sunrises & sunsets. Open minded. SR26794IC FIC, 48, Native American & Hispanic from Spain, 5’, 125, very large breasts, hazel eyes, black hair. Doing a short sentence. Looking for a long term relationship, a soul mate, best friend, lover. CB26795IC SWtFIC, has a few months left. Write soon. Looking for someone special. I enjoy baking, cooking, walks, fishing & more. HW26796IC SBFIC, I have a little time on my hands & am looking for someone special who would write & visit eventually. If you desire a picture, let me know. LH26797IC SWtFIC, 33, short term until released. Looking for someone special. Enjoy cooking, camping, & learning new things. Write soon. SH26800IC FIC, 27, like to laugh & learn. I’m a perfect student. Want to see more? TM26801IC WtFIC, calm, soft spoken, independent homebody. Loves outdoors. Desiring a calm, soft spoken Mr. Right. I’m caring, kind, & freaky in bed. SR26802IC SWtFIC, sweet & sexy. Looking for that special someone. I have lots of love to offer. I love to spoil the one I’m with & I’m fun to be with. Age doesn’t matter. I’ll bring a smile to your face & a warmth to your heart. HS26803IC BFIC, Beautiful black queen looking for an older gentleman who likes to laugh, cuddle, & have fun inside & outside. I’m lovable. I’m waiting for you. AM26804IC FIC, 27, hazel eyes, light brown beauty. High maintenance, clean, long lashes, straight teeth, hour glass figure. Short minimum. TM26805IC SWtFIC, sweet & sexy, blonde hair, brown eyed baby doll, fun to be with, great sense of humor. Love the outdoors, very open, honest, & loyal. Take a chance & get to know me. You won’t be disappointed. AP26806IC FIC, 27, hazel eyes, light brown complexion, clean, high maintenance, hour glass figure. TM26808IC WtFIC, 5’8”, curvy, athletic body, big boobs, fat butt. Seeking an older, outdoorsy, adventurous, calm, soft spoken love bug. SR26809IC FIC, 33, 3 tattoos, 3 children, so cute. Looking for someone to write & try to get to know. Love food. Do not do drugs. Like music & have a good time. Have 1 cat & 2 dogs. CC26811IC WtFIC, calm, soft spoken, independent homebody, love outdoors. Desiring a calm soft spoken Mr. Right. I’m caring, kind, freaky in bed. SR26812IC

WtFIC, Double D’s, curvy, athletic seeking an older individual to enjoy life with. Love campfires, walks on the beach, sunrises & sunsets. Open minded. SR26813IC WtFIC, 5’8”, curvy, athletic body, big boobs, fat butt. Are you my Mr. Right? Seeking an older, outdoorsey, adventurous, calm, soft spoken love bug. SR26815IC SWtFIC, 30, long brown hair, blue-green eyes, 5’5”, athletic build. Enjoy cooking, traveling, & trying new things. Looking for a SM or SF to keep me interested. EM26816IC FIC, 25, 5’5”, athletic build, Italian & Black, brown hair & eyes, caramel skin. Looking for SM or SF. Enjoy movies, painting, long walks & good positive conversation. IR26817IC WtFIC, Double D’s, curvy, athletic, love campfires, walks on the beach, sunrises & sunsets, open minded. Seeking an older individual to enjoy life with. SR26818IC SFIC, Italian, long black hair, hazel eys. Looking for someone to talk to, laugh with, & have fun with. Anxious to find that special someone. JB26819IC SWtFIC, blonde hair, brown eyed baby doll, loving, affectionate, open, honest & loyal. Take a chance to get to know me. You won’t be disappointed. AP26820IC SWtFIC, 24, looking for a companion, loves to talk, hard worker, funny & caring. Cannot wait to share more with someone. AM26821IC FIC, Italian, 50, 5’, 120 lbs., long brown hair, brown eyes. Seeking a male pen pal. PM26822IC FIC, 27, heterosexual, love to sing & laugh. Like wild life & will be home in a short amount of time. TM26823IC WtFIC, calm, soft spoken, independent homebody. Love outdoors. Desiring a calm, soft spoken Mr. Right. I’m caring, and, freaky in bed. SR26824IC SWtFIC, looking for a friend, hopefully becomes more. I have a big heart with lots of love to share. I’m fun to be with, understanding, open minded, patient. Very open, honest, & loyal. Will bring a smile to your face & warmth in your heart. Released soon. HS26825IC FIC, lonely & depressed, looking for a pen pal/sugar daddy to get to know & help me through this tough time. 40, Italian, brown hair & bown eyes, olive to brown skin tone, 5’, big butt, big heart. Hope to hear back. AZ26826IC SWtFIC, wild & free spirited. Loves to have a good time & laugh. Very outgoing. Enjoys sports, the outdoors, & traveling. A thrill seeker, always looking for new experiences to conquer. JN26827IC SWtFIC, snow white looking for a prince to write or call. Not long to go, hoping to continue our new found relationship on the outside. KR26828IC SWtFIC, 5’5”, athletic build. In search of SM or SF. I enjoy traveling, cooking, & trying new things. Long brown hair, blue-green eyes, & nice smile. EM26829IC SWtFIC, short sentence. Snow bunny looking for good conversation. Can write or call, whichever you prefer. Open to friendship or maybe more. Your choice. TW26830IC

FIC, fiesty red head, quiet but outgoing. Loves the country & the outdoors. Slender in shape, loves to laugh. Down for some new experiences in life. HG26831 SBFIC, 5’5”, athletic build, in search of SM or SF. I love cooking, painting, watching movies. Enjoy traveling & exploring all over. I love someone that can hold a good conversation & is family oriented. I enjoy being around people with good vibes & good energy. IR26832IC FIC, Italian, long black hair, big hazel eyes, thick in all the right places, huge breasts. Looking for someone to talk & laugh with. JB26833IC SWtFIC, 57, 5’6”, 125, brown hair, blue eyes. Looking for a friend or wherever it may lead. If you respond back, please enclose address or I can’t respond. If you need a companion, please write. PJ26834IC SWtFIC, looking for companionship. 5’3”, brown hair, green eyes, 140 lbs. Looking for someone to talk to. I’ve been here for a few years, & it can be lonely at times. Looking for a fresh start & maybe relocating, trying to make a few friends along the way. Enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, bike riding, working out, & open to learning new things. TS26835IC WtFIC, 5’8”, athletic body, big boobs, fat butt. Seeking an older, outdoorsey, adventurous, calm, soft spoken love bug. Are you Mr. Right? SR26837IC FIC, 29, Have a short stay here. Looking for a good time & to persue a relationship outside of these walls. I’m adventurous & down to try anything, live life to the fullest. LS26838IC FIC, Italian, great sense of humor, black hair, big hazel eyes, thick in all the right places. Looking for that someone to build a future. JB26839IC FIC, 33, dark chocolate mixed with Jamaican, thick in all the right places. Adventurous, spontaneous, intelligent. Looking for a great time & good conversation. JB26840IC SWtFIC, looking for a good & loving man who is looking for something serious & long term. Age doesn’t matter. I’m loving, affectionate, honest, loyal, & fun to be with. Sweet & sexy. To be released in the very near future. HS26841IC SFIC, Mix Race, 40, released soon & looking for new companion for adventures, & to enjoy things life has to offer. I’m humble, loving, very passionate, love to dance, fish, golf, bowl. Pretty Pecan complexion, cheeks with dimples, pretty teeth & willing to take a chance. SW26842IC FIC, 50 yrs. young, looking for older gentleman, loves out door sports & cuddling at home watching movies. Willing to relocate. AM26843IC SWtFIC seeking M or F companionship. 38, 5’10”, 145 lbs., long brown hair, athletic build. Looking for something fun, with the potential for something serious. You won’t be disappointed. KP26844IC FIC, 5’9”, athletic body, independent, homebody, caring, kind, freaky in bed. Seeking an older, adventurous, outdoorsey, calm & gentle love bug. SR26845IC FIC, 20, 5’4”, medium build, passionate & spicy all in one. Looking to get to know someone. Open to anything. MZ26842IC

FIC, 33, dark chocolate mixed with Jamaican, thick in all the right places, adventurous, spontaneous, intelligent. Looking for a great time & good conversation. JB26843IC SWtFIC, 44, sweet & sexy, loyal & affectionate, fun to be with. Looking for that special someone. Write to know more. HS26844IC FIC, 40, Italian, long brown hair & a nice ass. Looking to find someone special, a pen pal & hopefully more. AZ26845IC FIC, Italian, great sense of humor, thick in all the right places. Looking for that special one to talk & laugh with and possibly a future. JB26846IC FIC, seeking an older, adventurous, outdoorsey, calm, gentle, love bug. I’m an independent home body, 5’9”, athletic body, caring, kind, freaky in bed. Are you my Mr. Right? SR26847IC FIC, 33, dark chocolate mixed with Jamaican, thick in all the right places. Adventurous, spontaneous, intelligent. Looking for a great time & good conversation. JB26848IC SWtFIC, mature, attractive, looking for companionship. Fun, loving, very affectionate. Open minded, adventurous, honest, loyal. Great sense of humor, loves outdoors & spending time with my partner. HS26849IC SFIC, 30, couple months to a year left here. Looking for a friend, someone outgoing, fun, & adventurous like me. Maybe persue our relationship when I get out. Hope you can match my energy & age is unimportant, nothing but a number. VR26850IC FIC, thick, sexy, Italian, long dark hair, big hazel eyes. Looking for someone who can make me laugh & put a smile on my face. JB26851IC WtFIC, 5’9”, athletic body, big boobs, fat butt. Seeking an older, outdoorsy, adventurous, calm, soft spoken love bug. Are you my Mr. Right? SR26852IC FIC, 20, young, fun, but far from dumb. I’d love to have a conversation with you. Let’s see how this goes. MZ26853IC SWtFIC, 27, blue eyes, long light brown hair, outdoorsy, no kids, free spirited. Looking for companionship. BH26854IC WE DO NOT RUN ANY ICLBYL ADS WITHOUT YOUR IDENTIFYING NUMBER. THESE MAILINGS ARE RETURNED BACK TO US, NON DELIVERABLE. ALSO YOU MUST SIGN UP 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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