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TESTIMONIAL Pick up in Bradford, Antiques - 2 I love The Valley Trader!!! I have been Antique Singer & PA or can deliver for able to sell so many Standard Sewing a fee, depending on location. 7/26

Rear Spoiler fits Chev. Cobolt and Pontiac GS, excellent condition. 570-3374619. ufn

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Cobra 40 Channel CB Set, like new, cost new, $90, sell for $45. 570-568-3884.

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Auto’s, Trucks,

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Set Thule Cargo Roof Racks Model #480, for vehicles without roof racks, $50; Men’s Beaver Fur coat, XL, new, $400 OBO; Old Metal Tool Box with rope handle, $30; Lionel Toy Pickup Truck with Horse Trailer, $40. 570539-8954. 7/19

Antiques: 3 $1,000, WANTED: Jeep Corvairs Truck, 1980’s, J10, 2 Falcon Station J20 or J3000 for Wagons $1,000, 10 Lincolns V12 and up, Snowplow or parts. 570-724- 75 vehicles, 1960 and up $1,000 to $5,000 3474. 7/26 Truck Caps for sale.

1993 Red Cadillac or less. Too sick for 570-538- 570-494-0444, call Allante Convertible, hobby. for details. ufn Northstar Engine, 3464. ufn Campers, Motor 31,800 original miles, 1948 Chevy, 2 dr., Homes, & Rec. beautiful condition, maroon, looks like Vehicles - 11 $12,500. 570-246- it did in 1948; 1959 Cadillac, 4 dr. hard 1995 Chariot Park 4205. 7/19 top, nice; 1964 Model Camper, Galaxy Ford, 4 dr. furnished, 34’x12’, 289 engine; 1994 w/loft, computer Ford Pickup Ranger or office room, Super Cab XL.2, 351 sunken BR, tinted engine.

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SPECIALIZING IN REBUILDING: Starters Alternators Generators (Automotive, Heavy Duty, Farm, Etc.)

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2012 Jeep Liberty, 6 cyl., Auto, 4x4 ... $9,995 - 2800 2011 Jeep Liberty, 6 cyl., Auto, 4x4 ... $8,495 - 2500 2011 Nissan Versa, 4 cyl., auto .......... $5,995 - 1800 PayPal

2011 Chevy Cruze, 4 cyl., 6 speed ...... $6,995 - 2000 2011 Chevy Mailbu, 4 cyl., at............. $6,495 - 1800 2008 Mercury Mariner, V-6, Auto, 4x4$6,496 - 1600 2008 Ford Escape, 6 cyl., Auto, 4x4 ... $5,495 - 1800 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, V8, CD, 4x4 .....$5,995 - 1500 2003 Ford F150, 6 cyl., auto, 4x4........ $2,995 - 800

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Valley Vehicle Fin er Double Make offer. 570-966- Kitchen Sink, tan, no chips 6220. ufn or rust, top mount, Help Wanted - 28 overall size 33x22, Experienced Sales $50 OBO 570-898Person to handle 5134 or 570-275our Montour & 5640. 8/9 Columbia Co. Miscellaneos - 35 area. Very good c o m m i s s i o n 14 Ft. Aluminum structure.

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Valley Trader, Sales or Position, PO Box 7/26 392, Lewisburg, PA Selling 10 Piece Alesis Double Bass 17837 Sales Rep Wanted: set of Electronic Expanding sales Drums, $395. 717force in Lycoming 379-8010, 7/19

13 hp engine, new hydraulic hoses, new seat, very good conditon, & works like it should, $4,200 OBO. 570-387-1968.

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Machines, gum machines, gum or Wanted - 51 peanut machines, Scooter Wanted: music machines or Looking for a 50cc parts. 570-644-1959. scooter around $300 ufn or less, running or needs to be fixed. Wanted to Buy: Money is currently Accordion. 570-922limited due to starting 0056. ufn a new job. Call 570951-5402 7/26 4021. 7/19

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Case 350 Dozer, very good condition, comes with 2 blades, everything works as it should, $6,800 Wanted: Old Slot OBO. 570-387-1968.

Pets - 40 8/9 FREE KITTENS, Anouncements - 38 Looking for a The Milton Lions forever home. 3 Club will resume gray/white male, 1 regular meetings blk/wht male and in August after 1 black tiger, Litter 570-437their summer break. trained Board meeting will be on Aug. 3.

Regular meetings on Aug. 10 & 17. All of these meetings are at Bonanza in New Columbia at noon.

FOR SALE: Various Antique Price Books The evening meeting will be held on Aug. 24 at the Watson Inn at 6 PM, The speaker will be Pam McCarty. She will

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Protect Your Feet When Tackling Home Improvement Projects

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(StatePoint) Did you know many home and yard projects contain hidden dangers for your feet? The good news though, according to foot and ankle surgeons, is most injuries are avoidable if you take appropriate precautions.

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improvement projects, but we see so many different types of foot and ankle injuries in our office -- many of which can be avoided with proper shoe wear and extra caution,” Dr. Shane says.

Dr. Shane advises to avoid working in bare feet or in sandals when engaging in any projects around the house, even the projects that seem harmless such as power washing decks or using a ladder.

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“The pressure from a heavy-duty power washer is strong enough to take off the superficial layer of skin, especially on the toes. So, it’s best to wear fully closed-toed shoes to help avoid injury or damage to the skin,” she says.

Dr. Shane recommends wearing a sturdy, supportive shoe with good treads when doing roofing work or projects that require climbing up and down a ladder.

“Sturdy shoes will provide proper traction to keep a good grip and prevent any slipping. Repeated climbing on ladders without good support can lead to injuries, including stress fractures and neuromas or nerve compressions,” she says.

When working on wood surfaces such as decks or

flooring, it’s best to wear closed-toe shoes to save your feet from slivers or puncture wounds from nails or wood splinters. Dr. Shane suggests, “To help protect your feet from injury, avoid wearing flip flops or softsoled shoes, such as popular foamtype clogs, while in a construction zone with exposed wood.”

If an injury does occur, Dr. Shane recommends contacting a foot and ankle surgeon near you to have the injury properly

examined and treated, or for serious injuries, visiting the closest emergency room.

To find a foot and ankle surgeon in your area and for more healthy feet tips, visit the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons’ patient education website

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DIY projects can bring tremendous joy and satisfaction to homeowners. At the same time, they are associated with certain risks. Use proper care and precaution to keep your feet safe and injury-free. *****

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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 LYBL 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, LYBL! 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

Make Check or Money Order made out to The Valley Trader.

How to prepare your letter to send:

1. Write your letter to the person of interest. Be sure to put a way to contact in your letter. Phone or address.

2. Seal letter in blank envelope.

3. Put ad code in lower left corner and stamp in top right corner. Now you are ready to mail to us. Leave rest of envelope blank. No return address, NOTHING else on it.

4. Place this sealed letter into a fresh new envelope. Place your payment along with sealed letter and seal. Put in $4.00 FEE. 5. Now address this envelope to: Look Before You Leap, P.O. Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837. This envelope you can put your return address on it.

6. MAIL IT. 1 issue free! Run Your Ad Longer!

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CODES: S:SINGLE,M: MALE, F:FEMALE, D:DIVORCED,Wt:WHITE,B:BLACK,IC:INCARCERATED

DO NOT SEND CASH IN YOUR LETTERS TO ANY IC. IT WON’T BE ACCEPTED AND LETTER WILL NOT BE DELIVERED.

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. Watch for our new dating online site to begin: www.LookB4YouLeap.net you can sign up but it is very new so be the first to get involved. Sign up!

Regular: SWtM, retired 71, 5’8”202, looking for a woman in her 60’s for dating, out to eat, movies, romance hopefuly I’m in good shape, need a friend to visit, Snyder Co. area? I have green eyes, a beard, strong & sexy. No drugs or smoke. KU26549 12/21 IC’s: FIC, Hope to find a pen pal who I can get to know and that is willing to continue a friendship once I’m at home.

LS26584IC SWtFIC, 33, 5’2”, petite, outgoing, fun, & very satisfying. Looking for a companion. Home in March.

AL26585IC FIC, 29, 5’1”-130, green eyes, dirty blonde hair,

outgoing, like the outdoors, like to have fun, the life of the party. Looking for a pen pal, someone to get to know & build a friendship with, maybe more. BW26586IC SWtFIC. I am a dream come true, petite, long dark hair & blue eyes, coming home very soon & looking for a companion.

AL26587IC FIC, 24, Libra, passionate, loyal to the people I care about. My major ambition is to succeed as a drug & alcohol counselor.

Getting my license here for that and also cosmotology. I have goals & hope for my future.

GR26588IC SWtFIC, 56, looking for a fun, loving, funny, older male. 4 months to release.

5’4”-160, salt & pepper shoulder length hair, hazel eyes. BK26592IC SWtFIC, 40, outgoing, funny, smart, Italian, looking for love. Someone to have good conversation & make me laugh. You will not be disappointed.

JB26593IC FIC, sassy, caring, middle aged woman seeeking companionship, dependable, understanding man who isn’t afraid to tell me what he wants.

CM26594IC FIC, 26,, fun & loyal, looking for a female pen pal that can hold a good conversation & who has a fun, playful side that I can build with. ZM26595IC FIC, 27, 3 children, from Harrisburg.

Looking for female pen pal that’s outgoing, funny, mature, open minded, Hispanic or Caucasian decent preferrably, between 30 - 50.

DT26596IC FIC, bisexual, looking for a female companion to have fun with. 46, brown hair/ green eyes, 135 lbs. Love to dance, music, concerts, festivals, outdoors, camping, swimming, fishing, 4 wheeling. Like to laugh & enjoy the moment, life is too short not to. Hobbies: guitar, singing, biking, painting.

TS26597IC FIC, 26, 5’2”-145, 44DD, blonde, blue/green eyes, Into rock, metal, punk music, fishing, camping, travel, going to concerts.

Like guys with long hair & tattoos. Love books & go to college for medical coding.

Here for a year, would like a pen pal. SK26598IC SWtFIC, looking for a companion.

5’4”-140, very outdoorsie. Pics on Facebook. AB26599IC SWtFIC, 56, brown hair, blue eyes, looking for a friend, or who knows what could happen. If you’re looking for a friend

or possibly more, please don’t hesitate to write. I will answer. PJ26600IC SWtFIC, sweet & sexy, fun to be with, very loving & affectionate. I love to spoil the one I’m with. I’m outgoing, open minded, love the outdoors, honest, & loyal. Looking for a good & loyal man to hopefully settle down with. HS26601IC FIC, vibrant, passionate, caring, German/Native American woman in her mid-30’s, looking for a fun, compassionate man to correspond with.

DC26602IC FIC, 24, looking for a female pen pal to conversate with, age is only a number. I am full of humor & very easy to talk to. I would appreciate the energy put forth & am looking forward to conversing.

FS26603IC FIC, at Muncy until approximately July. Looking for a pen pal. I’m 5’, red hair, green eyes, 120 lbs., originally from Baltimore.

JJ26604IC FIC, little Korean & Black beauty, kinky & kind, Doing short time. Looking for someone to make me smile. MS26605IC MaleIC, 24, 6’2, dark complexion, A Taurus who is very outgoing, motivated, funny & caring.

I’m a family man who loves music & food. Looking for a woman that’s smart, outgoing, motivated & loyal.

Prefer light complected women. KF26606IC SWtFIC, 41, looking for someone who is down for whatever, trying to make all your fantasies come true.

Ready for fun. JB26607IC SWtFIC, 44, open minded, 5’9”, curvy body, friendly, looking for long time friendship, special moments & lots of fun. OS26608IC FIC, looking for a pen pal.

I would apreciate a woman who is full of conversation & humor like myself.

FS26609IC SWtF, 31, looking for a nice gentleman to get to know. CH26610IC SWtFIC, 35, petite build, blue eyes, funny, openminded lady, searching for the simple things in lfe & a partner to share it with.

ES26611IC SWtFIC, 40, Italian, looking for a companion, possible serious relationship.

Soon to be released.

JC26612IC SBFIC, from Phila, looking for companion, serious replies only. Soon to be released, 28, carmel complexion, 5’10”, light brown eyes. ES266131IC SWtFIC, 31, blonde hair, blue eyes, very fun &

down to earth. Looking for a nice gentleman to communicate with. Please write. CH26614IC SFIC, 27, 2 boys. Plan on coming home within the next year. Blue eyes, strawberry blonde hair, 5’5”. Enjoy spending time outdoors & outdoor activiies hiking, kayaking, swimming, mudding, riding four wheelers, sitting by a bonfire at night. Enjoy spending time with my friends & family. Also like reading & listening to music.

CS26615IC FIC, Italian girl looking for a nice man. I’m pretty, smart, & independent. A good friend to share laughs, letters & maybe life with.

JB26617IC BFIC, from Texas, looking for a male companion to join me on this journey.

Want new experiences?

Contact me. MC26618IC SWtFIC, sweet & sexy.

Fun to be with, love to spoil the one I’m with, very loving & affectionate. Very open, honest, & loyal. Have a big heart with lots of love to share. HS26619IC BiFIC, looking for a male or female companion to share my interests, dreams, & goals with. I’m open for a commitment or casual open bonding. I’m free spirited, non judgemental.

Honesty & openmindedness are very meaningful. I’m caring, loving, & kind with a bit of spice & creativity.

WB26620IC SWtFIC, looking for friendship, possible relationship.

Soon to be released in 1 month.

Looking for older genleman, Christain if possible. Serious replies only. BJ26621IC WtFIC, 29, looking for a nice gentleman. I’m smart, pretty, love the outdoors, & independent. Looking for a good friend to share laughs, letters & maybe life with. AP26622IC SWtFIC, 41, looking for a companion. 5’9”, with legs for days, 75% Italian, blonde hair, green eyes. CS26623IC FIC, 28, looking for a male pen pal. I am a very spontaneus female. Looking to have a good time.

LN26624IC FIC, thick Italian girl with lots of love to share with that perfect guy. Big breasts, big butt & awesome personality. JB26627IC SWtFIC, 41, 5’9 wuth legs for days, Italian, long blonde hair, green eyes, looking for a companion. Rekeased soon.

CS26628IC FIC, young black woman that’s a home body. Cooks, cleans, pampers my partner.

Love quiet times, outdoors, & intimate moments

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VALLEY AUCTIONS and are reporting less patient volume and declines in revenues. With overhead and other costs increasing, they should identify the most and least profitable services they provide while ensuring their rates are competitive. Integrating stronger profitability strategies can help with longstanding growth and sustainability.

4. Leverage digital channels: For many businesses, digital channels have become a primary source of communication and service for their customers. To encourage patients to return to the physical office, highlighting safety protocols through email or social media can ease their concerns and help set expectations. Update online channels with current information and photos to represent what an in-person visit might look like. For example, show doctors in masks.

Or, highlight what a telehealth appointment looks like.

Those patients wishing to receive virtual care can also benefit from online portals, downloadable forms and other digital communication tools that create a two-way dialog allowing them to share questions and concerns about care, treatment, appointments and prescription refills.

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Seek the right relationships and resources: One of the most important things physicians can do is pinpoint the right group of trusted advisors for practice management tips, financial guidance, and direction on the right products and resources for their unique needs.

Owner of Veterinary Dental Services, Dr. Bonnie Shope says one of the most important lessons for her business was surrounding herself with mentors who have different perspectives and experiences. This expert team should also consist of a business banker with specific experience in the healthcare industry, as well as a healthcare consultant

team to advise on practice management and other business challenges. Additionally, there are many tips and tools available for healthcare practitioners taking proactive steps towards recovery. Check out the free articles and videos available on the Wells Fargo Healthcare Practices microsite.

As the economy continues to recover and many people return to their pre-pandemic routines, healthcare practices should lean into creative business strategies to help them survive and thrive in the months and years ahead. *****

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(StatePoint) Employing one in eight adults nationwide, the healthcare industry is vital to the economy and communities across the country. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was hit hard, with many Americans avoiding routine and elective care.

From veterinarians to dentists to primary care physicians, experts say that practitioners of all stripes have had to contend with unprecedented business challenges.

“Practice owners have always needed more than medical skills to be successful, but now they’re in need of even more support to get back on track,” says David Marrin, head of Wells Fargo Healthcare Industries Group, which specializes in supporting small to midsized healthcare practices.

As COVID-19 vaccines continue to be administered and social distancing mandates lessen, it’s anticipated that the industry will bounce back. In the meantime, Marrin says practitioners should use this time as a learning experience and re-position their practice for future success: 1. Reach out to patients: Many people skipped their annual check-ups last year because they were unsure if it was safe to visit their doctor’s office in-person.

With a backlog of patients, there’s an opportunity to update those clients on new safety protocols.

Make sure returning patients know in advance the safety measures being taken, such as temperature checks, mandatory masks, physical barriers or limited occupancy. Practices offering telehealth or home delivery of products and medications should highlight such offerings as proactive ways they’re safely serving client needs now and in the future.

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Tips From a Doctor Who Survived COVID-19 gatherings, stay six at Cigna, one of the nation’s largest health feet apart and so on,” care insurers. “Like many others, I did my says Dr. Gina Conflitti, best to follow the safety guidance. Yet, in chief medical officer late November 2020, I contracted the virus for Medicare products and faced months of recovery.”

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Playtime: It’s Not Just for Kids, Say Experts

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(StatePoint) While most of us associate playtime with childhood, adults are increasingly acknowledging the importance of play and leisure time for themselves.

A new survey commissioned by The Genius of Play and conducted by OnePoll finds that 89% of adults have learned to appreciate the importance of play and leisure time over the past year. What’s more, 84% say taking time to play helps them be more productive at work.

“You’re never too young or too old to play,” says Anna Yudina, senior director of marketing initiatives at The Toy Association, which spearheads The Genius of Play. “In fact, research links play with a number of wellness benefits in adults, such as reducing stress, boosting life satisfaction, and empowering people to be creative, flexible thinkers.”

To incorporate play into your life, consider these tips from The Genius of Play: • Take on a Hobby: Seventy percent of adults picked up a new hobby or leisure activity over the past year -- and with good reason.

Hobbies can be a source of positive emotions, get you outdoors, encourage physical activity and social interactions, and spark creativity.

From roller skating to dancing to crafting to playing an instrument, consider taking on a new, playful hobby or revisiting one you

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• Plan a Game Night: While play often occurs spur-of-the-moment, life is hectic and schedules are jam-packed. Consider scheduling time for fun to ensure it happens.

For example, make one evening each week a totally screen-free, stress-free experience.

Order pizza (or your household’s cuisine of choice) and break out games and puzzles.

You might even consider planning themed trivia nights delving into your favorite subjects.

• Hop in the Car: Whether you choose a destination that allows you to simply relax, or you take on a more active adventure, a trip can broaden your horizons and rejuvenate you when you’re feeling down or just trapped in the daily routine. Consider taking a just-forfun trip on your own, with a friend or partner, or pack up the car and bring the kids.

• Bring out Your Inner Child: Parents,

grandparents and other adults with a kid in their life can spend more time playing with the little ones. Not only is play the perfect way to bond, research highlights a number of associated health benefits. Those who play with children burn 20% more calories per week, and researchers link playfulness to creativity, spontaneity and positive attitudes.

Intergenerational play can help adults maintain cognitive skills as they age and even extend their life. A study published in the journal “Evolution and Human Behavior” found that grandparents who help out with grandchildren live longer.

If you’re looking for some inspiration, visit thegeniusofplay.org for tons of fun, free games and downloadable activities.

“While our primary mission is educating parents and caregivers about play’s vital role in child development, adults need time to play too,” says Yudina. “We hope to motivate people of all ages to play more -- whether it’s by embracing personal hobbies or by spending more time playing with their kids. *****

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While Dr. Conflitti hopes this doesn’t happen to others, she offers the following advice to those who do contract COVID-19:

• Don’t get caught in the blame game. • Listen to your body. There’s no good time Once you contract COVID-19, there’s a to get sick. Nevertheless, it’s important to tendency to blame yourself. Or you might listen to your body before returning to work,

• COVID-19 impacts everyone differently.

There are those who cruise through COVID-19 with no symptoms while others have mild symptoms. Some people literally

blame others for infecting you. Many never find out how they were exposed. While contact tracing is important, don’t waste time blaming yourself or others. Save your

fight for their lives. Don’t expect to have the same experience as others, and be sure

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We will be selling from the Zak home , Located at 60½Pine Ridge Road, Lewisburg,Pa.½7837. From Lewisburg travel Rt ½5 south approx. ʼ .6 miles Turning onto Cardinal Street then follow to Pine Ridge Road. Signs Posted Day of Auction.

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Working Scale Model Salesman Brass Steam Engine; Wooden Cigar Mold; Candy Molds; Ice Cream Shop Items; Vintage Kitchen Tools; Singer Sewing Machine Cabinet; Vintage Quilts; Vintage Wooden Rat Trap; Salesman Sample Trunk; Small Wringer Washer Rolls; [ʼ ] Steamer Trunks; Vintage Copper Wash Boiler; Iron Collection; PRR Tin Cup; Tin Noise Makers; Sad Iron Collection; ACCO Dyna PAK Power Mowers Lighted Wall Clock; Oak Case Treadle Sewing Machine; Depression Glassware; Granite Plates; Vintage Kitchen Tools; Small Wringer Washer Rollers; [ʼ ] Steamer Trunks; Ginger Crocks; Large Collection of Wicker Baskets; Galvanized Buckets; Copper Wash Boiler; Princess House Glassware; Norman Rockwell Figurines; Carpet Beater; Salt Dips; Brown Crock Mixing Bowls; Wooden Shoe Mold; Wooden Weaving Mill Bobbins; Longaberger Basket Collection; Old Canning Supplies; Zinc Lids; Vintage Coca- Cola Carriers; Cook Books; Old Soda Bottles; Bird Cage Stands; Walking Cane Collection; Manikin; Lamps & Light Bulbs; Fisher XP-65S Speakers- ½973Galvanized Sprinkling Can; Natalie Drive In Movie Poster- Mt Carmel, Pa.; Brass Pan Scale; AP Ward & Co. W-Barre,Pa. Crock Jug; Brass Face Scales; Wise Potato Chip Can; Food Saver Unit; Crissinger Dairy Qt Milk Bottle- Trevorton,Pa.; Standard Time Oak Wall Clock; Lightning Guider Runner Snow Sled; Tall Case Modern Grandfather Clock; Upholstered Sofa & Recliner; Single Bed; Wicker Rocking Chair; 6 Pc SOLID CHERRY QUEEN BEDROOM SUITE 4 Pc QUEEN OAK BEDROOM SUITE Cherry Pennsylvania House Table & 6 Chairs Maple Hutch; Maple Corner Cabinet; Penna. House Wingback Arm Chairs & Sofa; Cherry End Stands & Coffee Table; Ratan Porch Furniture; Plant Stands; Lamp Stands; Sofa; Antique Baby Cradle made in Poland ½ʼ 5 Yrs Ago; Plus Many More Items Of Great Interest!!

Simplicity Zero Turn Mower w/ 4ʼ in Cut [ʼ yrs Old Like New] JOHN DEERE E½60 ʼ 4 HpYard Tractor w/ 4ʼ in Mower [ Like New “ ½Yr Old] Old Bulldog Prentiss #5ʼ Bench Vise; Bench Grinder; Buffing Wheels; Sanders; Soldering Gun; Electric Stapler; Hand & Garden Tools; Wrenches; Floor Jack; Pressure Washer; Car Dolly”s; Plus Many More Items To Be Found Around The Shop!!

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Saturday • August 21, 2021 • 9 A.M.

Location: 2059 Main Street, Dewart, PA 17730. From Route 15 in Allenwood turn onto Route 44 Hwy South.

Follow to next flashing red light. Go straight onto Main Street. Real estate is on the left.

Watch for signs on auction day.

Listing: We will be selling Real Estate, Antiques, Furniture, Cast Iron Patio Furniture, Collectibles, Households, Etc. Please check back for more info and pictures. Mark your Calendar and plan to attend!!!

Terms: Payment of Cash, Check, or Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express) accepted. A 4% transaction fee will be added to Credit Card payments. All oral announcements on auction day will supersede all printed material. Owner & Auctioneers are not responsible in case of any accidents.

Real Estate- We will be offering up for bids this beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story home located in the center of Dewart. This home consist of a large dining room, living room, spacious kitchen and bar/entertaining room. Including a 1st floor laundry room and beautiful vintage wooden staircase leading to the upstairs. The home also has a large front porch, two car garage with small workshop with alley access. A spacious backyard with a small concrete fish pond complete this home. This property that offers gas heat and a gas hot water heater is located in the Warrior Run School District. This is an awesome historical home with lots of character and space. You don’t want to miss out on this great buy! To view this property, call Voneida’s Auction Service.

Real Estate Terms: 4% buyer’s premium will be applied to the end sale price.

10% down payment on day of auction. Owner’s reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids with confirmation on day of auction. Perspective buyers are able to conduct any home inspections at their own cost.

Bring Chairs • Food Available • Tents If Needed Associate Auctioneer: Wayne Arthur #AU001752-L

Voneida’s Auction Service

Dan Voneida-Auctioneer * #AU004059 723 Petersburg Road, Allenwood, PA 17810 570-547-6988 whitedeer44@windstream.net

REA

ESTATE AUCTION

We will selling from the Rea property , Located at 865 Penn Street, Milton, Pa. 17847.

Follow signs off of Mahoning Street and Eastern Ave. Day of Auction.

Saturday, July 24, 2021 Starting at 9:00 am

3 Bedroom Brick Ranch Home w/ Large Lot

We will be offering a very well well maintained 3 bedroom Brick Ranch home w/ 3 bedrooms with closets, 3 Baths, Living Room with large picture window, Kitchen with all modern appliances, dining area, Enclosed Sun Porch w/ access to deck, 1st floor laundry room w/ modern washer & dryer, 2 car attached garage, Enclosed Hot Tub Room, full basement w/ family room & workshop area. The home has natural gas hot water baseboard heat with new furnace just installed, Central Air, City Water, 200 amp electric service w/ Cutler Hammer Panel Box. To View this Great Property Contact Auctioneer Michael Weaver at 570-538-2227. Terms: $8,000.00 Down on Completion of Successful Buyer and Balance in 45 Days, all other terms made known day of sale or by contacting auctioneer.

COLLECTIBLES • HOUSEHOLD • TOOLS

Antique Cast Iron Fire Pumper Toy; Modern Decorated Hanging Cupboard; Kneehole Blonde Desk; Maple Tea Cart; Pattern Glass Punch Bowl; Rock Maple Stepback 12 Pane Cupboard; Pyrex Mixing Bowls; Singer Tin Oil Can; Princess House Fantasia Large Baking Dish; Stainless Steel Steamer Pot; Copper Bottom Revereware Pans; Small Electrical Appliances; Vintage Copper Style Canister Set; Stangl “ Golden Blossom” Dinnerware Set; Men’s Wrist Watches; Pocket Knives; Milton National Bank Metal Barrel Bak; German Travel Clock; Jewelry Boxes; Necci Model NOVA Portable Sewing Machine; Silverplate Chaffing Dishes; Glass Vinegar Cruet; Binoculars; Storage Bins; Wooden Extension Ladder; Cream & Green Metal Stand; Cosco Step Stool; Decorated Stoneware Jug [as Found]; Granite Canners & Canning Supplies; Small Floor Safe; Golf Clubs; Metal Utility Cabinets; Vintage Wooden Ox Yoke; Mount Vernon Silverware; Pink Depression Cabbage Rose Soup Bowls; Walnut Round Extension Table w/ 1 Board & 6 Chairs; 3Pc. DimensionsFloral Sofa & Arm Chair Living Room Suite; Blue Upholstered Recliner; 3pc. Blonde Bedroom Suite; New Home Overlock Sewing Machine; Milton Advertising Receipt Folder; Vintage Woolrich Coat & Shirt; Erika Fur Ladies Coat; Quick 3pc. Mid Century Bedroom Suite; Oil on Canvas Paintings

by Mrs. Thelma Rea; 3pc. Coffee Table set; TOYS: Cast Iron Dog Still Bank, Cast Iron Lion Still Bank, Marx Tin Windup Tankw/ Soldier, Marx Tin Windup Car, Matchbox Cars & Case, KMT K Series Frisc Burlington Train Set, Metal Childs Scooter, Schwinn Green Color Stingray Fast Back Boys Bike w/ the Banana Seat; TOOLS: Craftsman Band saw w/ Stand, Craftsman 12in Wood Lathe, Turning Tools, Hand & Garden Tools, Radial Arm Saw; Metal Pull Out Drawers, Shopcraft 10in Table Top Saw, Singer Commercial Sewing Machine; Great States Push Reel Mower, Power Hand Tools, Plus Hardware &Other Items Found Around a Shop!

Terms: Cash or Good Pa Check Lunch Available * Tent if Needed * Job John Seller: Rea Estate Attorney: James Baldwin

Weaver Auction Services • 17696 Russell Road • Allenwood, Pa.17810 License: AU2180-L & RY000935 • Phone :570-538-2227

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