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FREE CLASSIFIED. LOOK FOR THE FORM IN OUR PAPER… Adoptions & Testimonials-01 Antiques-02 13 American Restored Antique Shelf & Wall Clocks with nice cases, as a lot.

Auto Parts & Tires

Special cash price $1,700. Cash, then get a free German Sub Way Clock c-1940 that is two sided. 814-3424094. 3/19 Apartments & Houses for Rent-04 ATV’s- Jet skisSnowmobiles- Go Carts-05 Auction

Register-06 Auto’s, Trucks, Vans, SUV’s – 07 1997 Ford Probe Mazda, 2.5L, V6, auto., new fuel pump, distributor, brakes, tune up 7/18, inspection,

Rovendale LLC

$1,000. 570-5385422. 4/2 1999 Ford F150, 4.6L, V8, auto., 4x4, new axels, extended cab, 4 doors, $3,200.

570-538-5422. 4/2 2001 Chevy Impala LS, V8, 147K mi. & still going strong,

good fuel mileage, ABS, brand new battery-recently replaced, brakes/ shocks/struts, 4 year old transmission, $1500. 570-8472630. 4/2 WANTED to trade 72 Ford Show car

for Ford Truck F150, 30.2 5 spd. Fewer than 90,000 mi, Air. Anytime. Sunbury.

570-286-7849. ufn.

1957 Hudson, 2 Dr., $9,000; 1964 Ford Galaxy 500, $7,000.

570-337-4619. Ufn 1992 Sedan DeVille Cadillac, 174K mi., $1,200., serviced & maintained. 570490-2646. Ufn 2013 Nissan Altima, 2.5 SL, fully loaded, one owner, leather, navigation, $10,900.

Milton 717-6455276. 3/19 Auto / Truck Accessories & Equipment – 07 FOR SALE:

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Fiberglass Cap for 04 Ford F-150. 7 ½ ft. $250. 570-4940444. ufn 14 or 16 ft. Dump Trailer cam preferred 570-2046287. ufn.

Truck Caps for sale. 570-494-0444.

Call for details. Ufn 5 Working Mid80’s Oldsmobile Toranado Radios, 8x3 ¾x5 deep, as a lot $150 all, plus shipping. 814-3424094. 3/19 4 Tires 265/70/17, ¼ tread, $30; 2 Tires 2-205/55/16, ¼-1/3 tread.

570-8373893. 3/19 Boats-08 Business Opportunity-09 25 Year Landscaping Business for Sale.

Serious inquiries only. Gross sales 5 year venue approximately $160,000/year. 570279-1319. Ufn Builders/Building Materials-10 Do you have any type of building materials for sale?

Call to place your classified ad in the next issue (570)524-0962.

Campers, Motor Homes, & Recreational Vehicles-11 1995 Chariot Park Model Camper, furnished, 34’x12’, w/loft, computer room or office, sunken BR, tinted

living room window, furnished 8’x34’ porch sunscreen, 10’x20’ carport, 10’x20’ new shed.

Make offer. 570966-6220. Ufn Camping-12 Cemetery Lots-13 Childcare/Baby & Child Items –14 Clothing-15 Cleaning Services Offered-16 Collectibles-17 Sell me your Books.

6+, shelf, or box.

No Romance.

(570)-259-0573 or jlaucker@ptd.net ufn.

Commercial Business & Property for Sale18 3BR/2 BA 4 Closure for sale Call (570)784-8100. ufn.

Computers/ Electronics-19 Crafts-20 Do you make things for sale? Call us today for our prices for a classified ad. We do not require a display ad. Call (570)-5240962 to place your classified ad in the next morning issue.

Employment Wanted-21 Farm, Garden, & Outdoor – 23 Firewood - 24 F i r e w o o d ads are PAID advertisement!

Farmall 1948 Front End Loader, 6 volt, good shape, does not need anything, quit framing. 570-768-

Scrap Yard & Recycling 8894, $1400. OBO. L A B O R E R S : Booth’s 3/19 Garage, Moving and Yard Sales-25 Do you have a garage, yard/barn sale coming up?

Norm Hicks 2610 2610 Lycoming Lycoming Creek Creek Rd Rd Owner Then you need Williamsport, Williamsport, PA PA our eleven county coverage to get the word out. Low prices help keep a profit coming in.

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Guns, Bows and GIVE US A CALL FOR ALL Accessories-26 YOUR TIRE NEEDS Need extra money?

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Physically d e m a n d i n g position. Apply at: 29 Frosty Valley Rd., Bloomsburg. ufn Now hiring Non Licensed Professionals at The Hillside Senior Living C o m m u n i t y .

Please apply in person at 2527 Four Mile Drive, Montoursville or call 570-322-4436. ufn SALES REP W A N T E D : E X PA N D I N G SALES FORCE in Lycoming and Clinton Counties.

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Ability to work on full color projects under deadline in fast paced environment. Must know PhotoShop, InDesign & learn Multi-Ad Creator, Word, File Maker Pro & others.

Send resume with skill sets to The Valley Trader, c/o Graphics Dept., P.O. Box 392, Lewisburg, PA 17837. ufn Home Improvement-29 Household/ Furniture-30 Twin Wooden Bed, has storage drawers underneath, a few scratches, daughter moved up to a double bed. Paid over $1,000 new,

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570-568-8187. 4/30 8 Units for a strong colliseum pool, hardware too. 570444-9850 ask for Max. ufn W o o d e n Carpenter’s Tool Chest, 2 trays 38” long 16”H x 14” deep, $75 firm; 1 Pair Wooden Skis, no poles, $50. 570539-8954. 4/2 FFM Electric Hot Water Boiler, AC 3 wire 68,000 BTU output, 120/240 volt 3 wire single phase (with cable). $125.

570-539-8954. 4/2 Mobile Home-36 Motorcycles-35 2 Lance Scooters, both less than 1000

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71. *Soul singer-songwriter Hayes 72. Pavlova’s pas 73. X 74. Smallest units of life

ACROSS 1. “____ of time” 6. Federal Communications Commission 9. Frosh, next year 13. “Vamos a la ____” 14. *Don McLean: “A long, long time ____...”

15. Par on a short golf hole 16. Whatsoever 17. Steadfast Soldier’s material 18. Art class support 19. Classical music composition, pl.

21. *One of his hits is a stadium favorite 23. *Paul McCartney’s 2013 album 24. Fat Man or Little Boy 25. Cul de ____ 28. Prince of India 30. *”I Will Always Love You” creator 35. “Goodness gracious!”

37. *Chuck Berry’s “____ Over Beethoven” 39. Bird-made fertilizer 40. Beginner 41. Interior designer’s field 43. Come clean, with “up” 44. Meat jelly dish 46. Ad staple 47. What refugees do 48. *Best selling artist in 2000s in U.S. 50. Type of tide 52. Pig pen 53. #34 Down, alt. spelling 55. Bird word 57. *King of Pop 61. *Bruce Springsteen 65. “Farewell” from Emmanuel Macron 66. Bonanza find 68. Cone shaped dwelling 69. Dust-related allergy trigger, pl.

70. “Days of ____ Lives”

DOWN 1. Pampering places 2. Chorus member 3. Indian flatbread 4. *He’s “Tangled Up in Blue” 5. Salt merchant 6. *”____” Domino 7. Computer-generated imagery 8. Urban dwelling 9. A fake in bed 10. Guesstimate phrase 11. Hammer part 12. Retained 15. Lipton package 20. Grammy, e.g.

22. Mischievous little rascal 24. Theater tier 25. Caterpillar hairs 26. Discrimination against seniors 27. Plural of carpus 29. *Piano man 31. 1600s neck wear 32. Chinese weight units 33. Beginning of illness 34. Offensively curious 36. “How you ____?”

38. Opera house box 42. House pest 45. Population count 49. Cow call 51. Kind of license 54. Condescending one 56. Falstaffian in body 57. Impromptu performances 58. Miners’ passage 59. Give a quote 60. *Neil Young: “____ on rockin’ in the free world” 61. Type of seabird 62. October stone 63. *”Kiss From a Rose” singer-songwriter 64. Abbreviated seconds 67. “The Murders in the ___ Morgue”

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2009 FORD F150

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2009 Chevy Traverse, AWD, Local Trade, 146k Miles................................................................................$7,980 or $139/mo 2009 Ford F150, Supercab 4x4, 115K miles..............................................................................................$13,980 or $239/mo 2009 Honda Pilot EXL, AWD, local trade, 98K miles.................................................................................$12,980 or $239/mo 2010 Chevy Equinox LT, AWD, local trade, 90K miles................................................................................$8,980 or $149/mo 2010 Nissan Murano SL, AWD, local trade, 71K miles..............................................................................$13,980 or $237/mo 2010 Subaru Outback, Premium Pkg., AWD, 96K miles............................................................................$10,980 or $179/mo 2011 Dodge Durango, Crew, AWD, 83K miles..........................................................................................$16,980 or $264/mo 2011 Dodge Nitro Heat, AWD, 70K miles..................................................................................................$12,980 or $198/mo 2011 Kia Sorento, AWD, local trade, 75K miles.........................................................................................$10,980 or $165/mo 2011 Subaru Forester, AWD, 5spd, 87K miles..........................................................................................$10,980 or $165/mo 2012 Chevy Traverse, LT, AWD, 93K miles...............................................................................................$11,980 or $179/mo 2012 Chrysler Town & Country, Touring, 85K miles..................................................................................$12,980 or $199/mo 2012 Jeep Liberty Sport 4x4, 105K miles.....................................................................................................$9,980 or $149/mo 2012 Mazda CX9, AWD, 3rd Seat, 64K miles............................................................................................$14,980 or $229/mo 2013 Ford Escape SEL, AWD, 71K miles..................................................................................................$12,980 or $199/mo 2013 Nissan Pathfinder, AWD, 88K miles..................................................................................................$14,980 or $239/mo 2014 Nissan Rogue, SV, AWD, 73K miles................................................................................................$13,980 or $219/mo 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander, Sport, AWD, 49K miles..................................................................................$12,980 or $199/mo.

2015 Nissan Rogue S, AWD, 48K miles....................................................................................................$14,980 or $219/mo

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2008 Ford Focus SES, local trade, 95K miles................................................................................................$5,980 or $99/mo 2009 Pontiac G6, GT, local trade, 103K miles...............................................................................................$5,980 or $99/mo 2011 Cadillac CTS, Performance Pkg., AWD, 106K miles........................................................................$10,980 or $169/mo 2012 Chevy Malibu LT, 4cyl, 91K miles.......................................................................................................$8,450 or $129/mo 2013 Ford Focus SE, Sdn, 4cyl, 78K miles..................................................................................................$8,980 or $139/mo 2013 Hyundai Elantra GT, Local Trade, 78K miles......................................................................................$8,980 or $139/mo 2013 Kia Rio LX, ONLY 29K MILES............................................................................................................$8,980 or $139/mo 2014 Kia Forte EX, local trade, 52K miles....................................................................................................$9,980 or $149/mo 2014 Kia Forte EX, local trade, 14K miles..................................................................................................$11,980 or $179/mo * Disclosure: Bank Approval Required. Payments figured on 60 months to 72 months. Rates vary from 5.99% to 8.99%.

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category. Call 570444-9850 to place your classified ad in the next issue.

Taxidermy-46 Vacation rentals-49 Want to rent your time-share this year or maybe sell it? Call 444-9850 to place your classified ad in the next issue.

Wanted-50 WANTED: Free PortaPotty in need of repair. 4/2 Wanted: Circuit Cartridges.

570922-0056. ufn Wanted: Old Slot Machines, Gum or Peanut Machines, music machines or parts. 570-644-1959. ufn.

Wanted: Pony Cart & Harness. 570922-0056. Ufn Work Wanted-51

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mi. $1,500 each or both for $1,200 each. 570-539-8954.

4/30 Pets/Livestock-40 We will not be accepting free puppy to good home ads with just an email address to get in touch with the party.

A valid phone number only must be included in the ad. Thank you for all understanding on this matter as it has come to our attention they may be a new type of scam.

Real Estate-42 Recreation/Sports43 Golf clubs? Golf carts?

Exercise bikes? Just a few things that you may want to sell in this

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VALLEY DATEBOOK FREE HOUSE---Victorian Lady/Vic’s Pub—Lewisburg, PA The Victorian Lady, also known as Vic’s Pub, located at 2167 Old Turnpike Rd in Lewisburg, PA is going to be given away later this year to anyone who would like to relocate the structure. Due to brand mandated updates, Blaise Alexander Ford is beginning additions and alterations to the current dealership facility. The Alexander family regrets that they are unable to repurpose the old landmark as part of the mandated improvements. Due to public sentiment and community spirit, the Alexander family has decided to offer the existing Victorian Lady/Vic’s Pub to anyone or organization at NO COST. The house must be completely removed along with all foundations, underground utilities, and sidewalks. The buyer is completely responsible for all associated costs. The buyer’s contractor must be fully insured, and be licensed in PA. Timeframe on this removal is subject to change

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VALLEY DATEBOOK and cannot be finalized until later this Fall 2018. If anyone is interested in removing and relocating the house, please contact Aubrey Alexander at 570-368-8677 ext 11111 for more details.

You can also send a letter request to Aubrey Alexander at 10 Alexander Dr. Muncy PA 17756. ufn This workshop is specifically designed to assist people who will be enrolling in Medicare, either because they will turn 65 years old or because they receive Social Security disability benefits. The workshop is also appropriate for spouses and caregivers. Roughly 100,000 Pennsylvanians enroll in Medicare each year. Many struggle to make the right decisions about their coverage because they do not have clear information.

The Medicare enrollment process is complex and there are key decisions that must be made according to strict deadlines. There are also programs available that can help Medicare enrollees save money. Beneficiaries are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to get information from highly trained people who will offer unbiased advice. To register, please call 570-495-2384.

The Northumberland County Agency on Aging is a local affiliate of APPRISE, a program of the Pennsylvania Department of Aging, the designated State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) in Pennsylvania. SHIPs receive grant funding from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to provide direct, local assistance to Medicare beneficiaries through one-on-one, counseling sessions (both in-person and over the phone), presentations, and public education programs. APPRISE is a free health insurance

counseling program designed to help Pennsylvanians with Medicare. For more information, visit Northumberland County Agency on Aging website at www.ncaging.org.

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ROAD TO RECOVERY PROGRAM SEEKS VOLUNTEERS Imagine being diagnosed with cancer, but you don’t have transportation to your cancer treatments. Every patient in our area miss potentially lifesaving cancer treatment because they are too ill to drive themselves and are unable to find a ride. The American Cancer Society Road To Recovery® program provides free transportation to and from cancer treatment. The program needs volunteers to coordinate rides, as well as volunteer drivers. For more information about volunteering or about the American Cancer Society’s programs and services visit www.cancer.org or call 1-800-227-2345. ufn RENT & PROPERTY TAX REBATES Forms and assistance are available at no cost from Department of Revenue district offices, state legislators’ offices, Union-Snyder Community Action Agency, or by contacting the Agency on Aging in your county. The rebate benefits eligible Pennsylvanians age 65 and older, widows and widowers age 50 and older; and people with disabilities age 18 and older. The income limit is $35,000 a year for homeowners and $15,000 annually for renters and half of Social Security income is excluded. For more information, contact: Community Action Agency: 570-374-0181 Representative Fred Keller: 570-9660052 or 570-837-0052 Representative Garth Everett: 570-5462084 (Gregg & White Deer Twp) Representative Lynda SchlegelCulver: 570-286-5885 UnionSnyder Agency on Aging: 570524-2100 or 570-374-5558. ufn Christ Centered Recovery Meetings: Monday: Freedom Revolution 7:00pm – 8:30pm Open Meeting Grace Covenant Community Church 99 N. Shuman St. Middleburg 17842; Tuesday: Recovery Thru Christ 7:00pm – 8:00pm Open Meeting Sanctuary of Praise, The Church on the Hill 4284 Westbranch Hwy Lewisburg 17837; Thursday: Hands of Encouragement 6:00pm – 7:00pm Open Meeting Brookside Ministries Church 11 Stetler Ave. Shamokin Dam 17876; Thursday: Celebrate Recovery 2nd & 4th Thursdays of Month 6:00pm – 8:00pm Open Meeting Crossroad www.BandBSealcoating.com Church of the Nazarene 71

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Jim Wertz & Buzz Meachum, June 30: Jason Yoder). And on June 21 bring the family for Movie Night at Rotary Field to see Peter Rabbit.

Bring a lawn chair and join us for a summer of entertainment! June 30: Dash & Splash-Join us at the Selinsgrove Area Community Pool for their inaugural Dash & Splash 5K. This 5K run/walk will kick-off their 50th Anniversary Weekend Celebration including free swim day, games and Now –June 30: Live Music on the Patio at Front Street Station 7-10 pm, Fridays and Saturdays through the summer- June 22- Ricky & Harv- Music from the 50’s to the 90’s. Classic rock, rock and easy listening. June 23- Blain Renn. June 29: Don Shapelle- Solo guitar and vocalist playing folk, blues and great songs about the river and the railroad. June 30: Catman Stu- Blues and Folk Rock. NowJuly 1: Community Theatre League Presentation of Anything Goes June 22-23, 28-30 at 7:30 PM. July 1 at 7:30 PM. Aboard the Now-July 21: Climate of NY on Display at the Milton Art Bank Climate of New York curated by Andrew Arnot with work by 9 artists. Call for Artists: The Milton Art Bank will be hosting an event this summer, Art on the Street, part of which will include an art fair (AOSfair). They are currently seeking applicants who might like to show/sell their work. Founded

by Brice Brown and housed in a converted 19th century bank, Milton Art Bank (MAB) is an artist-run experiment and space for creative inquiry. Milton Art Bank, Milton. 7/9 Next show: 2nd annual juried exhibition: The Future-

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For information: Call (570)-523-1155. ufn Looking for new members. The American Legion Riders are Members of the American Legion who are motorcycle enthusiasts. We participate in parades, motorcycle events and support the community in which we live, work and play. Members of the legion riders come from the American Legion, Auxiliary and sons of the American Legion. The American Legion riders were formed: To participate in parades and ceremonies that are helping with the aims and purpose of the American Legion. To promote motorcycle safety programs and to provide a social atmosphere for American Legion Members who share the same interest, to use our association to promote and support programs of the American Legion. We are not a motorcycle club and do not practice motorcycle club rules or regulations. The American Legion Riders are family oriented just as its parent organization, the American Legion. If you are interested in joining, contact Steven Klapp (570)-490-3879. Ufn June 20-30: Beauty and the Beast- A tale as old as time- This classic story tells of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, and the Beast, who is really a young prince trapped under the spell of an enchantress. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, the curse will end and he will be transformed into his former self.

But time is running out. If the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he and his household will be doomed for all eternity. The Academy Award-winning film comes to life in this beloved take on a classic fairytale. 6/25 June 22-July 8: The Marvelous Wonderettes-Dream On The Marvelous Wonderettes head back to high school and sing their way through the greatest girl-group hits of the 60s, and classic pop and rock hits of the seventies -the perfect soundtrack for these old friends to catch up on the places life has led them, all performed with their own marvelous spin!

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The Rudy Gelnett Summer Music Series is an all summer event which hosts a wide variety of live music from blues to jazz to rock. Come to the Commons in downtown Selinsgrove every Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. (June 21: PA Crude, June 28: Blue River Spell). Enjoy Summertime at the Gazebo on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.

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At the NY/PA border Corning Museum of Glass offers unique opportunities to explore glass. www.cmog.org, Corning, NY. 8/20 Now-August 31: National Geographic’s Photo Ark by Photographer Joel Sartore The Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art presents an extraordinary window into the planet’s threatened heritage from one of the most respected nature photographers in the world.

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Based on E.B. White’s classic children’s story. This summer the Campus Theatre also presents a free Clint Eastwood Course and a Hitchcock series. For more details visit: www.campustheatre. org, Lewisburg. 8/6 Now-September 11: Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper Events Registration is now open for our annual Sunrise! Sunset!

Susquehanna! Paddle & Play event to be held June 23. Paddlers of all ages and abilities can join us on a professionally guided kayak trip on the Lower Loyalsock Creek to the West Branch Susquehanna River (approximately 12 miles). This Splash Event includes a catered breakfast, environmental education throughout the paddle and during presentations, a picnic lunch and post-paddle celebration with live music by Susquehanna Jamcrackers. And join us for our Floating Classroom Series for Families & River Explorers. Once a month we’ll meet for a fun and educational learning experience aboard the Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat. These morning cruises are for all ages and cover a range of topics from wildlife to healthy water! Topics include: Healthy Tributaries for a Healthy River (7/10); Mapping the Mighty Susquehanna (8/14); and Capturing River Memories with Art (9/11). $5 Per Person, all ages. For class dates and times, as well as other event information, vi sit:MiddleSusquehannaRiverkeeper.org, Williamsport.

9/3 Golf Lessons and Clinics at Knoebels Three Ponds Golf Now-September 27: Women’s Free Golf Clinics Knoebels Three Ponds Golf Course is offering free golf clinics for women every Thursday through September 27. Our FREE Ladies Clinics are for Beginner players who want to have fun learning the fundamentals including grip, stance, alignment and the full swing and developing skills for pitching, chipping and putting on a grass putting green. More advanced players will learn tips and drills that will help improve their game and score. Participants will learn to hit longer and straighter, and tips for those Three Ponds specialty shots. Don’t forget to round up the crew and stick around for a few laughs at the Nickle Plate Bar & Grill (hosting live music the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month from 6-9 p.m.). June 26-31: Lessons for Children- Tuesdays at 2 p.m. for ages 10-13 and 6 p.m. for ages 14-16. Our FREE Kids Clinics provide youth golfers the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of the game in a fun and exciting atmosphere. Junior Clinics (ages 7-14)

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Each clinic follows a “Hands-On” two-hour format. At the end of camp (each Wednesday), junior golfers will be served a meal and root beer float compliments of the Nickle Plate Bar & Grill. Camp Dates: July 16, 17, 18 and Aug 6, 7, 8. Clubs are recommended, but not required. We will have a limited availability of clubs to share. Knoebels Three Ponds Golf, Elysburg. 7/23 June 28-September 6: Historical Susquehanna River Tours Lake Augusta Outfitters (LAO) is offering historical tours on the Susquehanna River this summer. Three different tours are available.

Local Historian and Storyteller, John Moore, will be presenting Historical True Stories of Early Life Along the Susquehanna River about the native American tribes who lived near the confluence of the Susquehanna River; Pennsylvania soldiers and Fort Augusta; life, trade, and transportation along the River; and the life of Joseph Priestley.

These tours on Thursdays, June 28, July 12 & 26, Aug. 9 & 23, and Sept. 6 at 6:30 p.m. will cost $28. Professor of German and Humanities at Bucknell University, Dr. Katherine Faull, will be presenting History of Chief Shikellamy and Our First Local Settlers, accounts of Native American life and the legacy of Chief Shikellamy, along with stories of Moravian missionaries who settled here in the 1700s. These tours are on Mondays at 6:30 p.m., July 9 & 16, Aug. 6 & 13 and are $28. Also available again this year are Pontoon Boat Tours to see the Penn DOT bridge construction site on the West Branch of the Susquehanna River every Monday through Friday at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. through the month of June and again in late August and early September. Evening tours will also be scheduled as needed. Reservations are required by calling LAO at 570-286-2148. LAO is open seven days a week through Labor Day offering pontoon boat, Jet Ski, canoe, kayak and bike rentals; on-water ethanol-free gasoline sales; and towing service to distressed watercrafts; along with a retail store with ice cream, snacks, drinks, bagged ice and boating and fishing supplies. For more information call 570-286-2148, find them on Facebook or visit www. lakeaugustaoutfitters.com, Sunbury. 9/3 June 30: Summer Spectacular at Rollermills Antique Mall Join us for drawings, light refreshments (while supplies last), and special sales throughout the store! www.RollerMills.com, Lewisburg. 6/25 June 28: Live Music at Whispering Oaks Vineyard 6:30 PM June 21: Family Ties (indie rock group). June 28: Alex Cooke (country). Your $5 cover includes your first glass of wine, draft beer or soda. Whispering Oaks Vineyard, Sunbury. 6/25 Now-August 30: Four Friends Vineyard & Winery Live Music

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Saturday July 28th @ 11:00 AM Summer Home or Cabin with .36 acre +/- wooded lots End of Second Street Boro of Harveys Lake, Pa. 18618 Luzerne County

Property is located just off of Rear Lakeside Drive at pole #273, Make a turn up the hill on Harry Street and take the second street to right. This is known as Second Street, go approx one block and property is the last on the left and at the end of the street. It is within within walking distance (approx 3 blocks) of Harveys Lake. The setting provides a nice view of the lake and is bordered on two sides by wooded terrain.

This property consists of three parcels known on the tax rolls as being # 74-D6S1-004-016-000, # 74-D6S1-004-014-000 and # 74D6S1-004-015-000. Each lot is approximately the same size and they total 15,850 sq feet combined.

There is a frame structured summer home with approx 875 sq foot living space including kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and bath.

There is also an attached and enclosed 200 sq foot porch, and an unfinished room on the second floor with outside access by stairway at the rear of the house. There is also an overhead garage door used to access a storage area under the dwelling. This house has been most recently used as a primary residence for a college student in lieu of the Dorms at the local college. Would be a great little cabin or summer home, and with some investment of time and money could be made into a full time residence.

Has a shared well for water supply and is connected to city sewer. The house sets on a .125 acre lot and the other two lots are located behind the house and are of similar size. Total of the three lots is to be approx .36 acre.

It would also make an investor property with potential for rental income.

Selling for Albert W. & Barbara S. Biggs For information contact Ed Leaman 610-662-8149 or John Mattilio 717-917-4682 Please respect our sellers property and privacy by setting up appointments to view the Real Estate. Open house planned for July 22nd from 2pm till 5 pm.

Private showings require 48 hour advance notice please call ahead!

Terms on Real Estate: Will sell as is where is and requires a $10,000 deposit day of auction by Honorable check, cash, or Certified check, with balance at settlement within 45 days. There is a 4% Buyers Premium added to the selling figure and the transfer tax of 2% will be paid by the buyer.

We do have a brokers participation of 3% available to any realtor that registers the winning bidder. Contact us for the registration form or for information about this process. This is paid by the seller and adds no cost to the buyer.

Auctioneers Notes: The Biggs have decided to sell this property and have commissioned us to conduct the auction. They have realistic expectations of value, they want it sold and we fully expect to get this done at the auction!! In addition to our onsite auction we will have online bidding available and we welcome proxy or “cover me” bids by phone for those that cannot attend the auction. Preregistration will be required for non attending bidders, call for details.

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