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I received a call from Hawaii about one of my ads. LT Autos/Trucks - 07 53 Vehicles 1948 & up, $1,000 to $5,000 or less. Too sick for hobby. 570538-3464. 10/31

Wanted to Trade: 72 Ford Show Car for Ford Truck F15, 30.2 5 spd. Fewer than 90,000 mi, air. Anytime. Sunbury 570-286-7849. ufn Auto/Truck Accesso ries - 10 Rear Spoiler fits Chev. Cobolt and Pontiac GS, ex cellent condition. 570-337-4619. ufn Truck Caps for sale. 570-494-0444, call for details. ufn For sale parts: 1997 Buick la Sabre, complete and ready to part out. Call 570-2049626. ufn

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Homes, & Rec. Vehicles - 11 1995 Chariot Park Model Camper, fur nished, 34’x12’, w/ loft, computer or of fice room, sunken BR, tinted living room window, fur nished 8’x34’ porch sunscreen, 10’x20’ carport, 10’x20’ new shed. Make offer. 570-966-6220. ufn Farm & Garden - 23 Yard Sales - 25 Guns & Bows - 26 Ten Point Cross Bow, new & never used, with arrows, scope. Titan Extreme Model, $400. 272-241-0328. 10/10 Help Wanted - 28 Experienced Sales Person to handle our Montour & Colum bia Co. area. Very good commission structure. Send resume to The Valley Trader, Sales Posi tion, PO Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837

Sales Rep Wanted: Expanding sales force in Lycoming & Clinton Cos. Ex perience sales necessary. Must have car & valid Driver’s Li cense. Territory & account list provided.

Send resume to: The Valley Trader, Sales Dept., PO Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837 or email to: thevalley trader@yahoo.com

Help Wanted: Part time Graphic Design er 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 po sition in the future. Send resume & portfolio to: The Valley Trader, PO Box 392, Lewisburg, Pa 17837 or email: the valleytrader@yahoo.com Household - 30 Sears Craftsman Wet/Dry Vac, 5.25, 16 gal. works great, all accessories, $75. OBO. 570-204-9626 Mt. Carmel. UFN Miscellaneous - 35 Old Singer Sew ing Machine Part: Old Singer Boben No. 45750 Simanco USA. Ask for Judy. 570-524-7521. 10/3

Strobe Light, mini strobe light & strobe light bulb, $10.; String of Peace Sign Lights, $5.00; Wireless Head set Microphones, $50.00; Realistic Bulk Audio-Video-Tape Eraser $20.00; T. C. Helicon Microphone Pre-Amp for mo bile devices, $30.00. 717-379-8010. 10/17 Lionel Train 027, complete in box. New, unopened. $80.

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272-241-9073. 10/10

Motorcycles - 37 2001 Honda Rebel 250, blue, 1700 mi, Dual Carbs, excel lent running, super nice bike. $2,000. 272-241-9073. 10/17

Wanted - 50

WANTED:Baseball, football, basket ball, & hockey col lections for my per sonal collection. 717-330-2684. 11/28

Announcements

Dr. Andy McIntosh, a Professor Emeritus in Thermodynamics from Leeds Univer sity in England, will be the guest speaker at a one day confer ence on Oct. 4th in State College. At noon he will speak on the subject, “Has Science Killed God?” at the Memorial Lounge in the Pasquerilla Spiri tual Life Center on the Penn State Campus. Free pizza will be of fered at this luncheon event. At 7 pm Dr. McIntosh will speak on the subject, “The Wonder of the Human Voice” at the State College Assembly of God at 2201 Universi ty Dr. in State College. The pulic is invited to

attend the presenta tions sponsored by the Central Pennsylvania Creation Fellowship. The Fellowship pres ents speakers who are credentialed scientists who believe in the Genesis account of Creation. Admission is free. For more informa tion about the Central Pennsylvania Creation Fellowship or to sign up to receive meeting announcements, please go t :centralpacreation fellowship.org 9/26 The Fremont Fire Department will be having their an nual Apple Harvest Festival on October 6, 7, & 8 at the Fre mont Social Hall, 299 Millrace Rd., Mount Pleasant Mills. The event includes the ar ea’s largest Chinese Auction with over 500 items, Vendors, Apple Dumplings, Cider, Apple Butter, Homemade Ice Cream, Hot Sausages, Pulled Pork, French Fries, Fish Sandwiches, Cake Wheel & More. More!! Thursday the grounds will open at 5 PM and Swamp Root will perform at 6 & 7:30. Friday the

grounds will open at 5 PM and Jesse will per form at 6 & 7:30. Air Weaver the Balloon Man will also be there from 5:30 til 8:30. Sat urday will begin with an All You Can Eat Breakfast from 7-10 AM. Lucky Afternoon will perform at 12:30, 1:45 & 3:00. The 5th Annual Car, Truck & Bike Show will start at 9:00 AM and the tro phies will be present ed at 1:30 PM. The event will conclude with the Chinese Auc tion Drawing at 5 PM Saturday. All proceeds benefit the Fremont Fire Department. Visit our website or Face book page for more info and updates. For car show questions and registration call 717694-3169. To reserve

your vendor space or other questions call 570-541-2603. 10/3 “Miles for Minus 1”. The 4th Annual 5K for Dwell. On Octo ber 15, 2022 Dwell Orphan Care will hold its 4th Annual “Miles for Minus 1” 5K at the South Wil liamsport Park Com plex. This event helps raise awareness for the cause of caring for orphans, vulnerable children, and the fami lies who love them in Central PA. Dwell’s supports foster and ad opted children through programs designed to grow attachment, fos ter connection, and provide wrap around support of families who walk this com plex path. Through the Hope Chest Foster

Closet and Foster Care Package program, par ent support groups, trauma-informed train ings, and adoption as sistance grants, Dwell empowers the village to lift up our most vul nerable. Your support of this event will help Dwell expand its ser vices and continue ad vocating for children from hard places. We welcome the oppor tunity to speak with you directly about how you can cham pion the cause. More information for the event can be found at dwellorphancare. org/2022-5k-run. You may also reach out via email to info@dwel lorphancare.org if you have any questions re garding this event or Dwell’s programs, in

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tention, and impact. Together, we are the village working to raise up orphans, vul nerable children, and the families who love them. Jennifer Lake, Founder & Execu tive Director. 10/10. (570)

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Ways People are Banishing Bugs at Home

(StatePoint) If you hate the idea of bugs in your home, you’re in fine company -- 1 in 3 Americans have seriously considered burning down their own home after experiencing a bug infestation, according to a new survey.

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The study, commissioned by Zevo and conducted by OnePoll, found that 66% of respondents are willing to do “nearly anything” to get rid of bugs at home -- including fumigating their entire home (51%), throwing the nearest thing at it, no matter what that nearest thing is (43%) and even DIYing a flamethrower (35%).

Others have changed their diet and lifestyle to avoid sightings at home, with 59% saying they will even refrain from keeping fresh fruit in their homes or buying houseplants out of fear that it will attract flying insects.

In fact, some people would rather just

leave it all behind and start over somewhere new. More than half of respondents (52%) have considered moving because of bug infestations, and of those who considered that option, 69% actually followed through and packed up their things.

When it comes to putting up with bugs, there are a number of home woes people would prefer to live with, including broken appliances (29%), creaky floors (26%), broken windows (26%), not having television connections (25%) and even rodents (24%).

Giving how bugged by insects people are, it’s no wonder that they have come up with some pretty creative and expensive ways to try to deal with the problem, with 48% of survey respondents having turned to DIY “hacks” and the average New

person spending $177 on creating homemade methods to deal with bugs. Some of the methods mentioned by respondents include using cinnamon, coffee grounds and even maple syrup to get rid of bugs. One person even recalled pouring gasoline on bugs to drown them.

Of course, many of these homemade solutions produce iffy results at best or are downright dangerous. The bug biology and behavior experts at Zevo say that if you want to rid your home of pests, there are much easier and more effective ways to go about it that don’t involve putting your home on the market and relocating. Here’s an effective two-pronged approach you can try for killing bugs and preventing future infestations:

1. Go worry-free. Most traditional insect sprays on the market today use synthetic pyrethroids as their active ingredients, which can have a noxious smell and make a room uninhabitable after spraying. For a solution that’s safe for people and pets when used as directed, check out Zevo Instant Action Sprays, which rely on essential oil to target and shut

down biological pathways found in insects. The brand carries four different sprays to target everything from cockroaches and ants to yellowjackets and crickets.

2. Safeguard entry points. Pests enter the home most typically through windows, doors and the garage. Check screen doors and windows for tears, and patch or replace them. You can also plug Zevo Flying Insect Traps into outlets in areas where bugs typically gather in your home, like kitchens, bathrooms, garages and entryways. The traps use a combination of UVC and blue light to attract and trap flying insects, offering continuous defense for up to 45 days or until the trap is full.

To learn more about defending your home against insects, visit zevoinsect.com.

The next time you spot bugs, put down the gasoline can and the flamethrower. Simple, worry-free solutions exist that can help you maintain a

bug-free home and your sanity.

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Tips for Finding a Medicare Plan That Works for You

(StatePoint) Feeling overwhelmed by your Medicare options? There’s a good reason for that. With more than 3,000 Medicare Advantage plans, over 700 Part D Prescription Plans available and an array of carriers offering Medicare Supplement plans, there’s a lot to consider.

“Whether this is your first time enrolling in Medicare or you’ve been through the process before, it’s easy to get confused by the big picture, not to mention all the details,” says Ryan Kocher, Medicare officer at Cigna.

(AEP), Kocher is demystifying the enrollment process by sharing the same tips he offers to his own friends and family members:

1. Don’t wait. Understanding Medicare can protect your health and finances in the years to come. If you are transitioning from a commercial plan, work with an expert with your company’s insurance plan to avoid gaps in coverage as well as late penalties.

2. Nail down the basics. There are many different plan types. Here’s a breakdown:

• Original Medicare, offered through the U.S. government, includes all providers who agree to participate in the program.

• Medicare Supplement plans are plans offered by many private insurers that complement Original Medicare. For an additional premium, these plans cover costs such as copays and coinsurance not covered by Original Medicare. There are a number of standardized options available.

• Standalone Prescription Drug Plans, offered by private insurers for a monthly premium, provide drug coverage not covered by Original Medicare or Medicare Supplement.

• Medicare Advantage (MA) plans cover everything covered by Original Medicare, and

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most also include dental, vision and hearing benefits. They often include prescription drug coverage, and other extras like drugs, transportation to doctor’s visits and pharmacies, and fitness plans. MA plans are

3. Review your plan annually. During the AEP (October 15-December 7), it’s important to review your current Medicare plan, even if you like it. This is because plan details are subject to change every year. Review the Annual Notice of Changes, which is mailed to you by your insurer each September. This document spells out plan changes for the upcoming year.

4. Compare all the costs. Be sure to factor in all the associated costs of a given plan, not just the monthly premium. Out-of-pocket costs, such as copays and deductibles, should also be considered. Additionally, note the prices and rules around the prescription drugs you take.

5. Check network requirements. Before signing up for a particular plan, check to make sure that your favorite health care providers are in its network. While you may be able to go out of network for care, be prepared to pay more if you do.

6. Ask questions. Don’t settle on a plan until you understand it. If you have questions,

reach out to your broker, insurer, physician and even those friends and family members who have Medicare for help.

7. Use your plan. Now that you have a plan, make the most of its benefits. Schedule all the screenings, vaccines and other preventive health measures recommended by your doctor. Early intervention can help detect conditions early when they can be more effectively treated.

For more information about Medicare, visit Medicare.gov, Cigna’s website at www. cignamedicare.com or the state health insurance assistance program in your area.

“Don’t be daunted by the Medicare enrollment process. Being a careful shopper can ensure you find a

plan that accommodates your wallet and your well-being,” says Kocher.

Expert Tips to Organize Your Home for Fall HO E IMPROVEMENT VALLEY AUCTIONS

(StatePoint) From the walkin closet to the kitchen pantry, catch-all spots make all the dif ference in daily routines -- but only if they’re kept neat and tidy.

ing her pro tips for getting your home in shape for this busy time of year.

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Family organizing expert Jessi ca Litman, also known as “The Organized Mama,” is on a mission to help families declutter and stay organized. She’s shar

Clear Away Cabinet Clutter. ‘Tis the season for autumn chili, stew and other comfort foods. That means it’s also time to put your essential slow cookers and pans where you can reach them, so food prep will be hassle-free.

“When the weather starts to cool, I swap out summer cook ware for winter bakeware,” says Litman. “I put the grilling items in the back of the cabinet and pull the turkey roaster and bak ing dishes to the front.”

For added storage, Litman rec ommends using a shelf rack or vertical organizer to keep cut ting boards and pie pans neatly

donate them to a local food bank.”

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upright and easily accessible.

Prep the Pantry. Create a sys tem that gives grab-and-go snacks and cooking necessities

wipe down the shelves. Take the canned goods you didn’t eat and

a home. This will help keep the kitchen tidy in the midst of busy work and school sched ules.

“Do a pan try cleanout,” Litman says. “Remove ev erything from the area and

Use a combination of Duck brand’s Clear Classic EasyLiner shelf liner and new containers to restore order to the space. Measure the shelves, cut the liner to length and then lay it flat. The shelf liner is durable, waterproof and designed to keep surfaces dry while making them easy to wipe clean. Use the measure ments to get an idea of what

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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!

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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: 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 SWtM, mid 60’s, 5’7”, excellent health, active, nonsmoker, no drugs, financially secure, homeowner. Looking for female, 40’s to 60’s, date, travel, fun, adventures. Like outdoor, home projects, Nascar, much more. MS26889 10/31

Looking for my Teddy Bear, I’ll be your kitten. This John 3:16 Christian Wt. Lady (70) has many interests: writing, art, nature, nutrition & cooking. Let me make your favorite meal! I’ll respect you and hopefully make you smile. Non-smoker please. Kindness a must. Phone friend OK for now. Disabilities OK as well. KO26897 4/5/23 IC’s:

SWtFIC, 38, athletic, love the outdoors, enjoy humor, exercise, meeting new people. Want to connect with someone. CS26875IC

SWtFIC, 49, looking for companionship or penpal. I’m looking for someone who likes the outdoors & animals. Someone I can talk to & chill with. DS26876IC

SWtFIC, Released in a few months. Looking for serious, long term relationship. I’m fun, loving, affectionate, love to spoil & keep you feeling loved & happy. HS26877IC

SWtFIC, 34, outgoing, adventurous, brown/brown, 5’3”-130, athletic, enjoy hiking, gym, camping, fishing, reading, painting, yoga. Looking for SWtM, 35-45, who’s outgoing, likes to have fun, to correspond with, possibly more. Must be able to hold an intelligent conversation & have sense of humor. RS26878IC

FIC, sexy, smart, sassy, big butt, big breasts, looking for that one to handle this crazy,

Make Check or Money Order made out to The Valley Trader. How to prepare your letter to send:

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

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beautiful Italian woman. Love to laugh & have long talks. JB26879IC

SWtFIC, looking for companionship & adventure. 33, 5’6”, long curly brunette hair, wide variety of interests. MB26880IC

SWtFIC, 47, attractive, outgoing, open minded, creative, adventurous, driven, & fun loving. Seeking companionship with male or female, same age range or older. TA26881IC SFIC, Single & lonely looking for intimate conversation, emails and a leader companion.

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FIC, smart, funny, beautiful, loving, looking for someone to talk, laugh & have fun with. Long hair, big hazel eyes, thick in all the right places.

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FIC, looking for friendship, someone to share things with. A companion to share thoughts & to listen, & enjoy each other’s company. PJ26884IC

LSBFIC, Looking for personal friend & possible relationship. Beautiful, intelligent, vivacious woman. Love the outdoors, cooking & romance. AM26885IC

WtFIC, 5’8”, curvy, athletic body, big boobs, fat butt. Are you my Mr. Right? Seeking an older, outdoorsy, adventurous, calm, soft spoken love bug. SR26886IC

SWtFIC, 39, 5’3”-155, love doing anything outdoors, fun & loveable. Looking to get to know someone. LA26887IC

FIC, 35, only few months left of incarceration. Would love to find someone to spend my time with & have relations with. I’m caring, self motivated, determined & outgoing. My faults are that I am a people pleaser & food pusher. Looking for someone for the long term.

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FIC, 36, intelligent, outgoing, loves chocolate covered strawberries, high heels, & thunderstorms. Also male & female. MH26889IC

FIC, smart, sassy, fun loving, sexy Italian, big hazel eyes, long black hair looking to laugh, talk, & build something real. JB26890IC

FIC, single & ready. Looking for great conversation & a long time companion. TM26891IC WtFIC. 5’9”, curvy, athletic body, big boobs, fat butt. Are you my Mr. Right? Seeking an older, outdoorsey, adventurous, calm, soft spoken love bug. SR26892IC

SFIC, mixed, 33, Christian, curly hair, tan skin with freckles. Looking for companion. Loves music, takes the time for me. Must be kind, honest & respectful. CH26893IC

SWtFIC, 39, 5’6”, very long blonde hair, blue eyes, 155 lbs. Looking for pen pal, maybe more. Enjoy music, outdoors, being spontaneous. JB26894IC

FIC, looking to find someone who can help me pass my time here. TM26895IC

FIC, Hispanic, 35, 4 months

left to do. Looking for a companion to start a new life with. I welcome female or male serious inquires only. CT26896IC

FIC, seeking an older, outdoorsy, calm, gentle, love bug. I am independent, a homebody. 5’9”, athletic body, caring, kind, freaky in bed. SR26898IC

SFIC, 45 year old, blue-eyed, well proportioned woman who is kind, caring, & fun. Seeking an older, outdoorsy, adventurous man. LH26899IC

SFIC, smart, sassy, intelligent, funny Italian, big hazel eyes, long dark hair, huge breasts, thick in all the right places. Looking for that someone. JB26900IC

SWtFIC looking for pen pal, possibly more. I enjoy the outdoors, music, & spending time with family & friends. SK26901IC

FIC, 5’6”-150, Pecan complexion, Mixed Carri/ Iland, 40, enjoy nice things, quiet, relaxed dinners. Can cook, very curvy, pretty. Will be leaving to freedom in less than 60 days. Going to the Williamsport Area. Love older men, race very open. I love the Lord and all will be well. SW26902IC

SFIC, mixed tan skin, curly hair, beautiful, 33, Christian. Seeks kind, honest, respectful companion who will take time for me. I’m soon to be released. CH26903IC

FIC, Contact me if you are looking for a friend. You also can follow me on instagram. TM26904IC

FIC, beautiful “one of a kind girl” that loves having a good time. Looking for a man willing to get to know me & possibly meet on the outside. CB26905IC FIC, 35, looking for a companion, male or female, to start a serious relationship with. I’m finishing time for my 3rd DUI. So someone in Recovery would be a must with hard work ethics that is just as honest as I am with a good heart. I miss having someone to love & share all my time with. So if you find yourself lonely & want to take care of someone else as much as I would want to take care of you, please write. AR26906IC

FIC, looking for someone who can keep good conversation, likes to laugh & can help make these next couple of months go by so maybe we can link up in the future. I’m fun size & always down for a good time. Food, drinks, travel, shopping, sports, & gambling. CF26907IC SFIC, Latino, 38, 5’-115, long black hair, hazel eyes. Looking for a romantic relationship. Preferably someone that is self sufficient & loves to have a good time, travel, & spend time with their partner. CB26908IC SWtFIC, looking for companionship. Open minded, great sense of humor, fun to be with. Loving, affectionate, adventurous, honest, & loyal. I will send pictures when you write. HS26909IC FIC, 25, 5’1”-160, long brown

hair, brown eyes, chanky eyes. Looking for a good friend. Somebody I can talk to. If you write me, I would send you some pictures. I come home next year. Get to know me. I’m very sweet. BS26910IC

SWtFIC, seeking man for good times. I’m creative, fun, attractive, kind. Need promising man who’s kind, outgoing & free. KE26911IC

SWtFIC, 58, 5’6”-124, looking for a friend, companion, someone to share with. If you need a friend, please write.

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FIC, seeking man, kind, happy. I am attractive, helpful, entertaining, amorous woman. Need great company. Local inmate who needs outside support. EK26913IC SWtFIC, seeking S/D who’s generous, willing, able, happy, hardworking, attentive, & loving for local, soon released, attractive & kind also. KE26914IC

Hello World! I would like to introduce myself, a young 47 year old SWtFIC, who has no problem being outgoing. I’m looking for a friend. TS26915IC

FIC, 40, long dark black/ brown hair, dark brown eyes, 130 lbs. Mixed with Mexican/ Irish & a few other races. I have 2 kids & a little dog. I love nature walks, camping, & being on or by the water. Looking for support, friendship & a charming smile. RH26916IC SWtFIC, seeking sweet, generous, kind, supportive gentleman for amorous, conscious, aspiring, creative hedonistic woman. Love pleasure, travel, music, fun, outdoors, dining, mountains. KE26917IC

FIC, Smart, sexy, fun, good sense of humor, long dark hair, hazel eyes. Loves to laugh. Looking for good conversations & a good time. JB26918IC

WdWtFIC, 61, looking for a white man around the same age. I need a pen pal & friendly companion. EF26919IC

FIC, looking to correspond by mail or phone for fun & good company. My charges are not violent or drug related. Just bored & lonely. SP26920IC FIC, soon released. Attractive, energetic, healthy, fun, exciting &attentive woman .Seeking support, TLC, friendship, all things good. KE26921IC

SWtFIC, 5’9”, blonde/ brown eyes, athletic build, 33, outgoing, openminded, extremely loving. Enjoy trying new things, caring personality. Seeking a lover/compaion. JW26922IC

FIC, 25, lt. brown skin, 160 lbs. Have sexy lips, chanky eyes, 5’1”. A lil shorty but carry myself with a big heart. Looking for someone I can write & talk to & visit. BS26923IC

FIC, 48, long black hair/blue eyes, very outgoing, love to travel. Very positive person.

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SWtFIC, Mistress seeking Mr. for care, comfort, support. Looking for a friend, lover & generous man. Write for details.

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FIC, 30, tall, thick, short brown hair. Love music, have tattoos, nose & tongue pierced, from Milton. Enjoy 4 wheeling, outdoors, camping, fishing, arts & crafts. Love food, & swimming. JW26920IC

SWtFIC looking to get to know any males, 36-45. I’m 39, black hair, blue eyes, 5’3”-160. Just a few months left here. Just trying to get to know someone better. LA26921IC

SWtFIC, seeking supportive men with the capacity for making me a sugar baby. I’m attractive, attentive, amorous, available for release & companionship soon. KE26922IC

SBFIC, open to all conversation. I accept Jpay & Connect Network. TM26923IC

FIC, Italian Princess looking for her Prince. Smart, funny, loves to laugh & have good conversations. Dark hair, hazel eyes, thick in all the right places. JB26924IC

SWtF looking for older man. I’m 38, blonde hair, 5’7”170, outgoing & full of fun. Willing to make it long term. NB26925IC

FIC, Italian, 35, 5’8”-180, thick in all the right places. Have a 38 Double D chest & nice butt. Love music, movies, warm weather & the fall. Tacos are my favoite & anything pumpkin. Long brown/blonde hair, big brown eyes, tattoos. LW26926IC

Breast Cancer Survivors: How big was your lump?Local female inmate seeking information & letters of experience for purpose of making well informed decisions about treatment. Support & detail appreciated. KE26927IC

SWtFIC, attractive. I need a man to talk to, a mate and do special things for me. Preferably generous, older, kind, hardworking, happy. KE26928IC

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size bins will best fit the area. Store crackers, cereal, oats and pasta in clear containers with labels, and put spices and seasonings in a slim organizer.

“Set up items similarly to grocery store shelves by placing like items together,” Litman suggests. “When you do this, it’s like you are shopping in your pantry instead of hunting for things.”

Out with the Old. Before pulling out your fall ward robe, declutter the piles of “stuff” from the closet. This will make your space seem bigger and more organized.

“Remove clothes from this past season,” Litman recommends. “Look through each garment. If you didn’t wear it, donate, toss or sell it.”

Now that there is more room, hang an over-thedoor shoe rack for rain boots and work shoes and use a closet organizer to store accessories, such as belts, purses and scarves. Litman also recommends dry cleaning winter jackets now so they’re ready to wear when cold weather comes.

Find Balance in the Bathroom. Whether it’s the primary bath or the kids’ washroom, make the most of your space by organizing everything into different categories, like towels and haircare. Once everything is grouped, you can decide what will be kept where based on the available areas. Use a tray on the counter and bins in pullout drawers.

Litman says to wipe and line surfaces, especially

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under the sink, with Solid Grip EasyLiner with Clorox before putting essentials away. Anti microbial agents inhibit mold and mildew growth to protect the liner, and will catch makeup smudges and water spills to give the area an extra clean feel ing. She also recommends waiting until af ter the organiz ing process to

buy bins and caddies, so you know exactly what you need.

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plete, your home will be ready for all the fun fall festivities and family gatherings.

Once these or ganizing projects are com