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Students Emerge as Leaders During COVID-19 Through Service Learning “Being an adult leader for the Corona Relief Crew has caused a paradigm shift in how I view youth strength and their ability to lead,” educator Dr. Cleopatra Lacewell shared. “This experience has taught me when students have well-organized plans, identified goals and established team structures, they can “The pandemic is having profound effects then perform as stellar leaders with minimum on children’s mental well-being, their social support.” development, their safety, their privacy, their economic security and beyond,” a policy brief by the United Nations stated. “While children The Corona Relief Crew was also honored are not the face of this pandemic, its broader with Lead4Change’s $10,000 grand prize for impacts on children risk being catastrophic their initiative. For more information about the and amongst the most lasting consequences Lead4Change Student Leadership Program, visit lead4change.org. for societies as a whole.”

(StatePoint) As learning has gone virtual to curb the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, educators and parents have been left with a pressing concern: how will this experience impact social and emotional development?

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Programs of this nature can be completed virtually by adapting projects to address current concerns, and they can not only succeed without physical contact, but offer unique challenges that help students to grow as leaders.

Students at Mohave High School in Bullhead City, Ariz. reconsidered their project when quarantine began, creating a read-aloud library of developmentally appropriate books for preschoolers. With high schoolers reading preschoolers books and teaching them literacy and social development skills, this resource allowed an early childhood program to continue virtually.

“The students developed a ‘can do attitude’ while working collaboratively to adapt to their new normal,” said teacher, Michele Leyendecker. “With so much uncertainty, this project truly gave them purpose.” The “T-Bird Readers” team was awarded Lead4Change’s grand prize, a $10,000 grant for a nonprofit of their choice.

In Garner, N.C., students participated in service learning and emerged as community leaders by directly addressing the local impact of the pandemic. The “Corona Relief Crew” collaborated with volunteers and vendors to create and distribute kits with essential food and supplies for the homeless and those in nursing homes who have been severely impacted by the pandemic.

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VALLEY AUCTIONS all. Seller Faith Chapel Church, White Deer, Pa. $600; Rifle Sako 338 cal RHACT Bolt, made 1950 Finland, 3-8 Leaupold Scope, Hard Case, beautiful wood, $2,999. 570-538-1021.

7/20 Angus Beef off the hoof, $2.10 a lb. dressed weight.

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available. 570-725-2190 Ext. 0. 7/20 House wrap material, plastic, 9 ft. rolls, 15 lus rolls. Make an offer.

570-568-6823. 7/20 Golf Club Runner (walk behind) $100; Dishwasher, under counter, $100. Both in excellent condition.

570-246-4205. 8/3 Fireplace Mantel, new with mouldings, 77”wx8”dx12.5”h, $60; Can Motorcyle Helme, smaller size, ladies, full face shield, $40. 570-5398954. 8/3 125 “Ike” Dollars, $1.50 each. Must take all. 814349-5202.8/3

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135 Spruce Hollow Road, Northumberand, Rt. 11, North of Northumberland across from UPS. 8/3 Chicken BBQ, Sat., July 25, 11:00 till sold out at Potts Grove Fire Hall, off Rt. 642 between Milton & Danville. $10 platter; $5 chicken only. Drive thru only.

Proceeds benefit Potts Grove Fire Co. 7/20 Port Trevorton & Fremont Fire Co. will be having their 12th Annual Benefit Consignment Auction July 25 at Snyder Co. Produce Auction, 6130 South Susquehanna Trail, Port Trevorton at 8:30 am. Auction

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PICKUP LOCATION: 68 Kline Lane Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870. [ Village of Kratzerville, Pa ] We will be selling from the Heim home, Located at 223 Limestone Road, Milton, Pa.17847. [Limestonville]. From Milton follow Route 254 East towards Washingtonville approx. 5 miles turning at Strick Road and follow to Limestonville, then onto Limestone Road and follow to auction site. Signs posted day of sale.

Saturday, August 1, 2020 Starting at 9:00 am

Online Ending Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2020 Auction Ending Time : 5:00pm Pickup Date: Friday August 7, 2020 1:00 pm -7:00 pm ANTIQUES * COLLECTIBLES * FURNITURE * TOYS * TOOLS * STERLING SILVERWARE SERVICE * PEANUT BUTTER GLASSES * HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & MORE

Massey Ferguson Diesel 85 WFE Tractor Satoh Bison S650G Tractor 1988 Ford Expedition XLT 4x4 w/172950 Miles

Terms: Cash or Good Penna Check Seller: Heim Family Lunch Available * Tent if Inclement * Job John

VINTAGE WESTERN FLYER PEDAL CAR w/ Orig. Cardboard Seat; Wooden Sauerkraut Stomper; Childs Wooden Slat Bench; Vintage Plastic Eatsre Bunny w/ Wheelbarrow; Log Cabin Glass Commemorative Bottles; Half & Half Tobacco Tin; Portzline Dairy Bottle w/ Spout; Frosted Blue Bowl; Longaberger Basket; Raymond Kline General Merchandise [Kratzerville] Plastic Bread Basket; Decorated Plankbottom Chair; Carnival Glass Cobalt Base Windmill Bowl; Charles Chips & Good Tins; Blown Glass Easter Egg; Peanut Butter Glasses: [ Calla Lily; Chrysanthemum; Dahlia; Orchid; Hyacinth; Carnation; Bittersweet; Santa Claus; Laurel; Easter Lily]; Boscul Tea Glass w/ Orig Lid; Westmoreland 28 Pc. Sterling Silver Silverware Set; Marble Top Stand; Hanging Salt Crock; Glass Canning Jars[ Blue, Square & Regular]; Glass Apple Jam Jars; Griswald # 8 Cast Iron Frypan; Vintage Wire Cigarette Advertising Rack; Wooden Dropleaf 2 Drawer Stand; Floor Lamps; Corningware Baking Dishes; Keurig Coffee Maker; 3 Pc. Vintage Aluminum Cannister Set; 5pc Maple & White Kitchen Table & Chair Set; 6pc Corningware “Cornflower” Baking Dish Set; Pyrex Baking Dish; Pyrex Bowls w/ Spots; Cream & Green Vintage Lunch Pail w/ Thermos; Cunly Ware Cream & Green Handled Bucket; 4pc. Modern Farm Table w/ Bench & 2 Chairs; Christmas Decorations; Gaudy Handleless Cup /Saucer & Plate; Hanging Bracket Oil Lamp w/ Mercury Reflector; Pedistal Kerosen Lamp; Sassman Barber Shop -New Berlin- Metal Thermometer; Selinsgrove 1946,47,48 Yearbooks; Charles Steinginer Plumbing Thermometer; 2pc. Fancy Depression Bedroom Set [Bed & Dresser]; Dollies & Fancy work; Hanging Huckster Scale w/ Pan; Chenille Bedspreads; Lane Cedar Chest; Decorated Plank Bottom Rocker; Vintage Metal Smoking Stand; Suitcases; Hitchner Tall Cardboard Oyster Cracker Cans w/ Lids; H.Cowden – Harrisburg Crock; Cast Iron Long Handle Waffle Maker; Blue Banded Yelloware Bowls; Vintage Clothing; Ladies Costume Jewelry; 4Pc Mid Century Bedroom Suite; Shatz German Clock; Sewing Notions; Wooden Washstand; Vintage Cosco Stepstool; Sentry & Hercles Floor Safes; Vintage Rainbow Waffle Maker; Electrolux Prolux Plus Sweeper; Double Bit Axe; Cookie Cutters; Wicker Fishing Creel; Vintage Red/ White Metal Cooler; Galvanized Tubs; Greyhound Metal Wagon; Hand & Garden Tools; Pepsi Cola Rack; Wooden Chest; Paramount Wooden Cheese Boxes; Wooden Crates & Boxes & Nail Kegs; 1946 Pa License Plate w/ Farm Bureau Tag; Selection of Shop Hand & Power Tools; Waterloo Medical Cart; MTD Selfpropelled 3.5hp Mower; Handmade Wooden House & Barn; Smokey The Bear Cigarette Snuff It; Vintage Keystone Kinescope Film Projector w/ Films; Oak Square Top Stand; PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS OF INTEREST!! TOYS: J.Chein Windup Tin Chick; China Mickey Mouse Childs Tea Set; Arcade Trucks; Bachmann Fire Rescue Set; 1962 Kenner Great Show Projector Set w/ Film Strips; US Royal Tire Ferris Wheel; Metal Dollhouse w/ Furniture; Train Spinner Top; Childrens Games & Puzzles; Play & Carry Train Layout; Joe Namath Football Puzzle; Auburn Building Blocks; Tommy Battery Race Car; Avery Fun & Fancy Dog Label Maker; Kenner Smash Up Derbyw/ Cars; [6] Comic Books; Mexican Puppet; Craistan Tin Car; Fire Rescue Truck; Mini Tonka Tractor Trailer; Tru Scale Tilt Bed Trailer; Hubley Log Truck; Tonka Stake Body Jeep Truck; Structo Wrecker; Japanese Tin MA-7 Plane; Ny-Lint Flat Nose Ford Pickup Truck; Max Trax Race Set; Ohio Art Rolling Acres Tin Barn Set; Disneyland Halsam #2920 Wooden Block Set; Ohio Art Koo Koo Choo Choo Game w/ Original Packing Box; Mister Potato Head w/ Car & Boat; Handy Andy Childs Tool Box Set; Fisher Price Pull Toys; J.Chein Tin Sand Toy; Hubley Metal Airplane; Childs 6 Shooter Gun Handle Umbrella; Carrom Board; AMF Childs Tricycle;

AUCTION NOTE* Recommended CDC guidelines for protection of yourselves and those attending the auction.

TERMS: CASH OR GOOD PENNA CHECK SELLER: Betty Hollenbach Estate

1987 16ft Alumacraft Fishing Boat & Trailer [ To Be Sold w/ Reserve and opening bid of $1500.00] 1988 Ford F250 Diesel 4x4 Pickup Truck w/ Sun Pro Slide In Camper [To Be Sold with a reserve and opening Bid of $2500.00] COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES * TOOLS *

Griswald #14 & #10 Cast Iron Frypan, Barn Lanterns; Cast Iron Harness Hooks; Stillyard Scale; [2] Butcher Kettles [As Found]; Wooden Cupola ; Black Metal Cow Weather Vane; Hand Meat Slicer; Hand & Garden Tools; Hand Brush Hook; Wooden Yokes; Single trees; Hewing Axes; Grain Cradles; Walpak #10 Cast Iron Frypan w/ Smoke Ring, Wagner #8 Frypan; Other Cast Iron Fry Pans & Griddles; Galvanized Tub; Stainless Steel Milk Bucket; Fireplace end Irons; Wooden Buck Saw; Modern John Deere Tin ign; Metal Wall Mount Hay Racks; Sears 1700 Generator; Craftsman GT5000 Riding Mower {AS IS}; Chick Incubator; Pewter Cups & Ice Bucket; Craftsman Table Saw; Craftsman Craftsman Compound Mitre Saw; Penna License Plates; Erie #11 Cast Iron Fry Pan; Crystal Glassware; Pocket Watches; Cobalt Blue Vases; Buffalo Meat Platter; Hurr Pint Milk Bottle; Pink & White Slag Glass Ceiling Light; Wrought Iron Bed Frame; Old Curiosity Shop China; Brass Mortal & Pedestal; Silver-plate Serving Pcs; Chamber Pot w/ Metal Bail; Crockery Water Cooler; Buddy L Zoo Pick Up Truck; Vintage Billows; Erie Cast Iron Tea Pot [Decorated]; Wagner Cast Iron Pot [Decorated]; Small Indian Totem Pole; Small Wall Mirror; Reciever Hitch; Rivel IceCream Freezer; Wooden Stool; Brass Sleigh Bells; Gun Cleaning Outfit; Jim Dandy Floor Safe; Boot Wall decoration; Hawk Water Color Picture; SST Sink; Framed Indian Winter Print; Job Smart 26 GallonAir Compressor [New In Box]; Pan Scale w/ Weights; B.Wennerberg-German Print of Lady w/ Bike; Crockery Bean Pot; Brass Match Safe; Cabbage Patch Doll; Milk Can Cannister Set; Brass Key Door Knocker; Enterprise #32 Meat Grinder w/ Pully; Penna House Queen Bed Frame; Horse Drawn Buckboard Wagon [As Found]; Plus Many More Items Of Interest!

Auctioneers: Michael & David Weaver AU002180-L AU006360-L

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At Snyder County Produce 6130 South Susquehanna Trail, Port Trevorton, PA

Contact Jeff 570-765-8676 or For Large Equipment, Trucks & Trailers, Etc. contact Joe 570-490-8801

Tractors & Farm Equipment: JD 855 w/Loader; JD 2940 4x4; JD 1520, 7k hrs; JD 2755, 7,686hrs; IH 444 Gas; Farmall H w/ sickle bar mower; Ford 7840, 4x4, 5,219 hrs; Cub Cadet 5234 4x4 Garden Tractor w/ 60” Deck, PTO, 3pt. 382hrs; Kodiak 6’ 3pt. Bush Hog; AVCO New Idea 352 Manure Spreader PTO & Tailgate; IGN-125 4’ 3pt. Rotary Tiller; IH 600 Silage Blower; Patz V350 Vertical Feed Mixer w/side conveyer & scales (good cond.); Krause Landsman 3100 Land Finisher Harrow 27’ rear hitch w/hyd; Case IH 1020 Flex Head 20’ field ready; Wenger 6 ton Header Cart (Like New); 760 Roto Grind Tub Grinder; 3pt. Hookup Quick Attach; Root Rake for skid loader Construction Equipment: Komatsu PC75 UU-2 Mini Exc. 6,700 hrs; Kubota KX 12153 Mini Exc. 3,720 hrs; ’08 Kubota KX 91-53 Mini Exc; Cat D4HXL Dozer w/20” High Rise Tracks, 6 way 9’4” Blade 5K hrs. powershift; 90% undercarriage OROPS; Dresser TD-12 Dozer OROPS; ‘01 JLG 6015 Man Lift 8’ basket, 4x4, Duetz Diesel, 60’; 2016 Cat 246D 2spd, hiflow, 2,300 hrs; Case 1840; Bobcat MT52 Mini Track Loader 1,556 hrs; Gehl CTL60 Track Skid Loader, New Tracks; 10’ Snow Pusher for Skid Loader; Case 585 Forklift; Hyster H135XL w/rebuilt Perkins Diesel 14k lb. lift cap, 5,925 hrs; Komatsu M102 Warehouse Forklift 5k lb. cap 6,300hrs; Hyster H60XM Triple Mast, Propane, Sideshift, 12k hrs

Auctioneers: Beiler & Campbell J. Merle Stoltzfus AU #005403 AuctionZip ID#23383

Trucks & Cars: ’01 F250 4x4 7.3L 260k; ’98 F Super Duty 7.3L 148k; ’94 F Super Duty Dump Truck 7.3L 190k; ’90 KME Fire Engine, 1,000 Gal. Water, 1,200 GPM Pump, Good Condition, 36k, 2,900 hrs; ’99 Freightliner FL80 Triaxle w’24’ Flatbed, 135k, Cummins; ’12 Peterbuilt 388, 10spd, 3.90 rears, Paccar MX13, 361k, 63” bunk; ’01 F250 Ext. Cab 7.3L, 260k; ’01 F450 Dually Flatbed, Gas, 93k; ’88 Ford Triaxle Dump Truck; ’06 Chevy 2500 Ext. Cab; ’03 Chevy Suburban 5.43L, 224k; ’03 Ford E45 Box Van, 7.3L, 224k; ’06 EBY 8’x26’ Cattle Trailer w/2 divider gates; ’98 Wabash Van Trailer, 48’, rollup door w/title; ’02 Chevy Venture Minivan; ’14 PJ 16’ Dump Trailer, Bumper Pull; Carmate 14’ Enclosed Trailer Bumper Pull Other Equipment: Power Angle 7’ Snow Plow; 2- Power Angle 7’6” Snow Plows; Meyers E47 w/wire harness controls & truck mount; Snow Ex Salt Spreader; Car Dolly Trailer; Tire Changer; 8- B305/70R22.5 Tires & Rings (Nice); 72 & 75 Gal. Fuel Transfer Tanks; New Mile Marker sec 8 8k lb. Winch; Hotsy 925A 36PM/3k PSI Electric Oil Burn Steam Jenny; 4Ratchet Binders; 4cyl Perkins Diesel w/ hand clutch; 6KW Generator, D950 Kubota, 5,300 hrs; 8.3 Cummins, 230hp Power Unit; Duetz 2012 4cyl w/turbo 130hp; New Prolife Equipment-9,500 Amp Generator, 9,500 Amp Remote Start Generator, Industrial Trash Pump, Pressure Washer; Horse Fore Cart; Horse Cart w/brakes & lights; Menn. Carriage w/ fiberglass wheels (good cond.)

Misc: Cedar Log Jewelry Chest; Quilts & Quilt Tops; New 14’ Oak Ext. Table & 6 Chairs; 2Maytag Washers; Concrete Lawn Ornaments; 2- New Crossbows; Lots of Ammo; Misc.

Sporting Goods; New Dewalt & Milwaukee Cordless Tools; Boxes of Groceries & MORE….

Donations Appreciated!

NO SMALL CONSIGNMENTS ARE BEING ACCEPTED THIS YEAR DUE TO COVID-19!!

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of a smaller plastic injection molding company, agreed to invest in the product and produce the official tooling.

The product was originally called “Telecran,” based on the recent

• 1998: Etch A Sketch was added to The Strong’s National Toy Hall of Fame.

• 2011: Time Magazine named the Etch A Sketch in its “AllTime 100 Greatest Toys” list.

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• 1955: French electrician, André Cassangnes came up with the idea to create a drawing toy when he made pencil marks on a decal and noticed that the image transferred to the opposite face.

availability of TV sets in France.

• 2016: Spin Master, a global children’s entertainment company, acquired the Etch A Sketch brand from the Ohio Art Co. That same year, Spin Master achieved a Guinness World Record title for the most amount of people drawing on an Etch A Sketch globally at the same time.

• 2020: To-date, 175 million Etch A Sketches have been sold in multiple variations, styles and colors. To shake things up, Etch A Sketch joined forces earlier this year with other iconic brands and names for a series of limited edition variations of the toy, including MONOPOLY, NASA-inspired, Rubik’s and Stan Lee editions. To mark the milestone anniversary, Spin Master has made these shaketo-erase collectors items available at Walmart and Walmart. com, while supplies last.

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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.

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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.

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.

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Regular:

WdWtM, 70, 5’8”-200, retired truck driver, seeking woman in mid 60’s for daytime dating, movies, out to eat, weekly visits, Lewistown to Selinsgrove Area. I am still an active man, need a friend, romance hopefully, no drugs.

KU26266 10/12 IC’s

FIC, 34, 5’, green eyed, Italian, looking for a friend.

Open to possibilities. Ideally someone with a great sense of humor or at least can appreciate mine. I love to laugh & to make others. Can handle give & take blunt honesty. I’m very laid back & live in the moment but as much as I like to have fun, I like the quiet moments just as much. I’m a big person on the little things. I simply want people that make me smile in life. AW26460IC SWtFIC, hoping to find

someone who loves to have lots of fun with a young adorable woman who is looking to get you excited & wants to treat you like a king. Seeking a long term relationship with a man who wants to be loved by my loving soul & my loving touch. SM26461IC FIC, light skin, 5’3”, slim & sexy, love to have fun & try new things, open minded. AD26462IC

FIC, 22, lots of fun, 5’3”, slim & sexy, adventurous, open minded, loves to try new things, & easy to get along with. ND26464IC

FIC, 25, athletic build, putting roots down in area.

Seeking long term friendship with single male to take this ourney with me. Mature responses only. CC26465IC Hello...Is anyone alive, lonely, and all alone?

SWtFIC, 34, stuck in quarantine, no connection to the outside world. Seeking Christian man to get through this horrible time. RO26466IC SWtFIC, recently divorced, 47, model thin & height to match, raven black hair, brown eyes, & big smile..

Tired of quarantine & looking to connect. LR26467IC

SWtFIC, Indian/Dutch, 55, brown hair, blue eyes, 5’6”120, love country music, dogs & horses, and amusement parks. Like to write, very easy to get along with, would love to have a friend. PJ26468IC SWtFIC, younger hot & sexy, athletic, 30, like to have fun. Looking for someone who would be excited to experience things with me.

SS26469IC

FIC, 48, Puerto Rican Barbie Brat looking for compannionship, sponsor.

I’m light in the eyes, thick in the thighs. Beautiful, fun, loving, love to make your daay worth writing me. My letters will make you want to see what’s behind them.

TM26470IC FIC, 22, light skin, slim & sexy, loves to have fun & try new things, 5’3” with lots of curves. AD26471IC

SWtFIC, looking for friendship, 61, 5’5”-155, long hair, built in all the right places. Take a chance & write. Plan to live in area.

DK26472IC FIC, Super sexy, spontaneous, pretty & petite, hour glass physique, 30, caramel skin, Limited Edition.

CB26473IC FIC, 22, light skin, 5’3”, slim & sexy, loves to have fun & just laugh, adventurous & easy going. AD26475IC SWtFIC, 38, 5’3”-140, long blondish brown hair, baby

blue eyes, looking for a nice male who’d be interested in corresponding. CW26476IC SWtFIC, sweet & cute, 35, loves to go places, wants to find love and/or a great bond with a person who enjoys being loved. I won’t break your heart. SM26477IC

SWtFIC, sexy, athletic, 30, looking to have lots of fun.

Want to add someone special into my life. SS26478IC SFIC, 36, bonde hair, blue eyes, energetic, outgoing with a bubbly personality. Seeking a pen pal. SM26479IC SFIC, Latina, 42, the majority of the time, happy, love music, dance, outdoors, travel, children. Hoping to find friendship. MC26480IC

FIC, 29, brown haired, brown eyed exotic beauty, sweet, loyal, & fun loving.

I’m bored & looking for some fun. Pics available.

RH26481IC

SWtFIC, wanting a friend, 5’5”, American Indian, 145 lbs, long brown hair, brown eyes. Am relocating to Williamsport, need someone in my life. DC26482IC WtFIC, 52, 5’7”-175, brown hair & eyes, love romantic dinners, massaging, long walks, looking for someone special, older gentleman.

HW26483IC

SWtFIC, 5’3”-120, green eyes, blonde hair, Mother, smart, funny, looking for true love, someone to be myself with, honest, no games.

TM26484IC SWtFIC, 44, southern woman, 5’4”, blonde hair/ blue eyes, fun, loves to please others & loves to work. Looking for a man who wants to build a life together.

SJ26485IC SWtFIC, bi-sexual, 34, 5’, Italian, beautiful green eyes that you might get lost in.

Love to please my friends & my partner. Enjoy music, art & fun. AW26486IC SWtFOC, beautiful, enjoys life. Looking for a special man to spend the rest of my life with who enjoyslove, laughtr, & life. I have a great personality, very active likes to vacation. Can send pictures.

SM26487IC

FIC, 48, Puerto Rican Barbie Brat looking for my Mr. Right. Companionship.

I’m light in the eyes & thick in the thighs. Love writing smut letters & donations are a plus.

MB26488IC

SWtFIC, I’m wonderful, cute & loving and looking for someone to grow older with.

Who enjoys to spend quality time with someone speial as well as loves to learn & try new things. MW26489IC FIC, 22, lots of fun, 5’3”,

slim & sexy, adventurous, open minded, easy to get along with. AD26490IC

FIC, Italian, Gemini, long brown hair, bright blue eyes, love all music & anything outdoors, down to earth & no kids. Looking for a friend.

AM26491IC

SBFIC, 44, looking for a pen pal. Don’t let my situation chase you away. I’m beautiful, loving, fun. I have only a few months left. SF26492IC

SWtFIC, sexy, 30, dirty blonde hair with hazel grey eyes, athletic build, beautiful smile, wants to experience new places & things. Looking to find a man or woman who wants to be loved & enjoy my hospitality. SS26493IC

SWtFIC, beautiful, lovely, 33, looking for someone who enjoys love animals, music, & art, who is willing to go on trips to travel & visit places & wants to spend quality time together. SM26494IC SWtFIC, 38, 5’3”-130, blondish brown hair, crystal blue eyes. Looking for a nice male who would be interested in corresponding with me.

CW26495IC

SWtFIC, cute, smart & loves to have fun. If you’re lonely & want someone to make you feel like the man you are, please contact me. I am one of a kind, tall, sweet & sexy.

SM26496IC SWtFIC, tall, athletic, great person Inside & out, ready to have the time of my life.

I hope a great man will come my way. SS26497IC

SWtFIC, blonde, blue eyed, looking for someone who likes to laugh & share some hilarious moments. I enjoy music, reading, sports, card games. CD26498IC

FIC, 26, Puerto Rican, fun, love to lauh & have a good time. Looking for companionship. I’m loyal & looking for same. Love scary movies & all music.

SV26499IC SWtFIC, bisexual, looking for companionship, I’m lonely, enjoy music & lerning new things. BM26500IC

SFIC, Puerto Rican, 48, looking for a sponser & pen pal. I’m beautifiul, fun, loving, honest & available.

Light in the eyes, thick in the thighs. TM26501IC

FIC, young, cute, playful, who is looking for someone who’s interested in writing & maybe more with me.

TS26502IC SWtFIC, fun & flirty, very long coppery hair, big brown eyes, been down 6 yrs., lonely & looking for friends to write, email or call. HC26503IC FIC, 29, brown hair, brown eyed beauty, sweet

& fun loving, bored, down for anything, looking for a rider. Pictures available.

RH26504IC SWtFIC, looking for a friend & hopefully more. I’m 62 & soon to be out Very buxom, love gardening, walks & quiet evenings together. Take a chance & write. DC26505IC

SBFIC, looking for friendship that leads to relationship. I’m serving a short prison sentence. Please don’t let that case you away.

SF26506IC SWtFIC, 38, blonde hair/ hazel eyes, 5’6”-135. I like music, traveling, drawing, spending time with my family.

Seeking pen pal, hopefully more. I’m on Facebook.

JH26507IC

SWtFIC, seeking a friend or possibly more. I have long blonde hair, bue eyes, nice smile & great personality. I’m adventurous & can’t wait to hear from you. SM26508IC SWtFIC, German, would like to have a man take care of me in al the ways Ineed taken care of. 5’10”, honey eyes, long chestnut brown hair with a build that every man wants. I am on my way out of these gates. I am able to send letters, emails, photos & call you too. SM26509IC SWtFIC, sweet & sexy, very loving, affectionate & open minded. I’m fun & have a great sense of humor.

I’m looking for that special someone. I have a big heart with lots of love to share.

HS26510IC

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

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. Some ads may be from lonely individuals who are incarcerated.

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3. Panama City Beach, Fla. experience away from densely populated city destinations, which is a 4. Virginia Beach, Va. good choice for those wanting to beat the crowds.

5. Destin, Fla. • Staying Active: Getting away doesn’t have to mean staying indoors somewhere new. Take a leisurely stroll on a beach. Go on a hike in the mountains. Explore a national park you’ve always wanted to see. Brunch at a small local café. There are plenty of ways to stay active and have fun, all while following social distance guidelines.

6. Miami Beach, Fla.

Whether you hit up a popular destination or head somewhere remote, make sure you adhere to local health guidelines when traveling. And above all, stay safe and healthy.

7. Ocean City, Md. 8. Galveston, Texas 9. South Padre Island, Texas 10. Orlando, Fla.

11. Key West, Fla. • Choosing Your Destination: So where is everybody going? The current most For more travel popular U.S travel destinations by click tips and ideas, share according to trivago are: visit trivago.com, and trivago.com/ 1. Las Vegas corona for the most up-to-date 2. Myrtle Beach, S.C. travel restrictions.

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28. Hindu wrap 30. ____ and talented 35. Age of Aquarius flick 37. Field worker 39. Olden-day marriage tradition 40. Bumpkin 41. Rose oil 43. Not top-shelf at a bar 44. Artemis’ companion 46. Maori war dance 47. Muscovite or biotite 48. *”Bloodchild” author 50. Bank on 52. A Bobbsey twin 53. Printer button 55. *”To Kill a Mockingbird” author 57. *”The Color Purple” author 60. *”The Crying of Lot 49” author 64. Spasm of pain 65. Not well 67. Nary a soul 68. Like Al Yankovic 69. Born, in society pages 70. Island off Manhattan 71. “For Your Eyes ____” 72. President Taft’s addition to the White House

DOWN 1. Old-fashioned tub foot 2. Movie theater admonition 3. Machu Picchu builder 4. Scottish landowner 5. Inflammation of iris 6. Psychologist Pavlov 7. McCartney or Starkey, e.g.

8. Last European colony in China 9. Fat and flour sauce 10. Fungal spore sacs 11. Santa’s preference 12. Genetic info carrier 15. Pupil protector 20. Nebraska’s largest city 22. Jet travel fatigue 24. Relating to food intake 25. Pulsating pain 26. a.k.a. Pleasant Island 27. Lhasa land 29. *”American Pastoral” author 31. W-2, e.g.

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