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The human brain is a marvel. Everything from thought to memory to emo-tion is controlled by the brain, which only under-scores how impressive this incredible organ is.

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The cerebrum is the larg-est part of the brain. The cerebrum is located in the front area of the skull and consists of two cerebral hemispheres, left and right. The National Cancer Insti-tute notes that areas within the cerebrum control muscle

function, speech, thought, emotions, reading, writing, and learning. The cerebrum also enables actions asso-ciated with the senses, in-cluding vision, hearing and touch.

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The functions of different parts of the brainThese hemispheres com-municate with one another through the corpus callo-sum, a centrally located C-shaped structure of white matter and nerve pathways.Brainstem

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Johns Hopkins notes that the cerebellum is often re-ferred to as the “little brain.” That’s because it’s roughly

the size of a fist. Located at the back of the brain be-tween the cerebrum and the brain stem, the cerebellum controls balance for walk-ing, standing and other vol-untary muscle movements. Johns Hopkins notes that studies are exploring the role of the cerebellum in thought, emotions and social

behavior. In addition, stud-ies examining a potential link between the cerebellum and addiction, autism and schizophrenia are ongoing.

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Honest, reliable Antique Dealer/Collector, voted 2018 Best ofLebanon Valley by LD Newsreaders, paying highest prices inLebanon County for your familyheirlooms. I purchase everythingothers have listed and will makeselling your family treasures aseasy as I can. Please call DavidHorst, 717-813-2358. Instantcash is a phone call away.

Holy Spirit. You who solve allproblems, who light all roads sothat I can obtain my goals. Youwho give me the divine gift to for-give all evils against me, and thatall instances in my life, you arewith me. I want in this shortprayer to thank you for all thethings and to confirm once againthat I never want to be separatedfrom you and even in spite of allmaterial illusions, I wish to bewith you in eternal glory. Thankyou for your mercy toward meand mine. Say three days in arow. After three days the favorrequested will be granted even ifit appears difficult. This prayermust be published immediatelyafter favor is granted withoutmentioning favor. Only initialsshould appear at bottom. Thankyou Holy Spirit. K.A.F.

In search of a nice older woman.70 plus years of age. To sharemy ranch style home free in ex-change for house keeping duties.223-229-6479.

Antique/Collectibles1STFloorAttic.com looking to buyrecord albums. Cash paid. Nocollection too large. 717-685-1173. Located 149 West MainStreet, Annville.

50 Lead crystal salts, worth$100, selling for $70. Call 717-469-7164.

Antiques Jewelry, Coins,Watches, Police, Fire-man, Hunting, Fishing,Military, Holiday, Toys,Jugs, Buying Most Ev-erything Others Adver-tise. Ken's Gold Mine,809 Quentin Rd.,Lebanon. 717-507-1465.Over 45 Years Experi-ence.

Lost & FoundFound black large dog on Mid-way Rd., Bethel. Call to identify.717-933-8962.

Found. Gas powered leaf blower.Corner of Kline and Marvin,South Lebanon township. 717-272-6272 to claim.

PersonalsHoly Spirit. You who solve allproblems, who light all roads thatI can obtain my goals. You whogive me the Divine gift to forgiveall evils against me and that in allinstances in life you are with me.I want in this short prayer tothank you for all things and onceagain confirm I never want to beseparated from you and I wish tobe with you in eternal glory.Thank you for your mercy for meand mine. Say 3 days in a row,after that the favor requested willbe granted even if it appears tobe difficult. This pray must bepublished immediately after with-out mentioning favor. Only initialsshould appear at bottom. Thankyou Holy Spirit, my prayers havebeen answered. sly.

Pine View Greenhouse

378 Troy Avenue, Lebanon 717-475-4485Summer Hours: Tues., Fri. & Sat. 8:30am-4:00pm

Refresh YourOutdoor Living

Spaces with Beautiful Color!

$3 OFF All Hanging Baskets and Patio Planters

Nice Selection of Annuals, Perennials & More!

Friday and Saturday, July 1st & 2nd FREE Succulent with Purchase.

CORNWALL-LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT

INVITATION TO BIDPICKUP TRUCK,

JOHN DEERE ZERO TURN MOWER, JOHN DEERE DIESEL MOWER, WOOD LATHE

Sealed bids are being requested by the Cornwall-Lebanon School District for a used pickup truck, John Deere mowers and wood lathe. Details, including the list of equipment and pictures can be viewed on the District’s website, www.clsd.k12.pa.us, under Services, Business Office, Bid Invitations. All are being sold “as is.” For additional information, please contact Daniel Brickley at 717-389-1907 or [email protected].

Sealed bids, clearly marked “Bid for Equipment”, should be mailed or hand-delivered to the Director of Business Affairs, Cornwall-Lebanon School District, 105 East Evergreen Road, Lebanon, PA 17042. Payment to be made in cash or certified check. Successful bidder will be responsible for the removal of the item and all associated costs. The District reserves the right to reject any and all bids received. Deadline for submission of bids – 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 14th.

Those who won our independence believed liberty to be the secret of happiness.

—Louis D. Brandeis

The 8th Annual Music Festival will be held at the restored 1871 Wenger Meetinghouse on Sunday, July 10, 2022, at 3:00 p.m. The festival features Moun-tain Gospel Harmony Group performing bluegrass gospel music. Consisting of nine individuals from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, using traditional string instru-ments for accompaniment. This event will be held in-doors.

All are invited to attend this event designed to ben-efit the ongoing expenses of upkeep of the meetinghouse. A free-will collection will be taken at intermission.

The meetinghouse is located at 16 Supervi-sors Drive (corner of N. Mill Street & Supervisors Drive), Swatara Town-ship, Jonestown, Lebanon County, PA. For more information, call 717-865-6723 or email [email protected].

Music festival to be held at meetinghouse

JUNE ISNATIONAL CANDY MONTH


Bus/TripsEntertainmentBus trip. Phillies game.August 27th. $80 per tick-et. Leaving Price Ritefrom Lebanon at 2:00pm.Section 209 seating. Norefunds. Call 717-813-4184.

Blacksmiths rivets, Nelson, but-tons flat and flush, 400 pounds,75 sizes, 5 lb. boxes $150 takethem all Scott 732-648-9837.

Williamstown area. Swing set.$30. 717-647-2894, between 7-4.

Wood end table with attachedlight. 13” wide, 18” long, 19” high.Excellent condition. $35. 717-838-8646.

Young Hinkle wooden chest. 32”l x 17” d x 18 1/4” w. Good condi-tion. $35. 717-566-8389.

Daily Bible Reading

Scriptures Selected by the American Bible Society z Daily Devotional at DailyBible.AmericanBible.org

©2022 Keister-Williams Newspaper Services, P.O. Box 8187, Charlottesville, VA 22906, www.kwnews.com

1 Cor. 12:1-11

1 Cor.12:12-31

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1 Cor.14:1-25

1 Cor.14:26-40

Deut.31:1-13

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With God in our future, the God on whom our country was founded, our future is bright. We must incorporate Him

into our lives and the lives of our children. Begin with weekly family worship and then make Him part of each day and each decision. Keep His words in your heart, where they are safe from harm. When you hear the church bells ring this week on God’s day… remember that they are bells of freedom. Let them forever ring in our great nation…the United States of America!

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Men's Nike Air monarch crosstraining sneakers. White, 10wide, new. Paid $60, asking $35.Call 717-274-2654.

Metal fishing rod. $1. 717-269-7891.

Microwave. White. Like new.$25. 717-274-3914.

Midland CB radio. $10 OBO. Call570-301-3394.

Mounted implement tire. 4.80/4.00-8. $30. 717-861-7474.

New ratchet strap, 2” x 20'. $10.717-933-5746.

New red and gold Laurel Hillcomforter set. Queen. $35. 717-838-2676.

New USA cast iron dutch ovenwith lid. 6 quart. New in box. $35.Call 484-525-5151.

Quilted wall hanging. White withflower pockets. 24”x30”. Call717-425-8253, leave message.$2.

Rocking chair Bentwood style,cane seat. Excellent condition.$35. 717-769-2963.

Singer sewing machine model362 in vintage cabinet. Used.From 1970's. Works. $35. 717-507-2726, leave message

Sony walk man stereo headphones. New in package. $5.717-867-2200.

Steel cargo carrier, class 3 hitchmount, 20”W x 60”L, includeshitch pin and bicycle mounts. Ex-cellent condition. $35. 717-274-3064.

Black and Decker counter topoven/ broiler. Stainless. Excellentcondition. $35, OBO. 610-334-6488.

Blue Pyrex mixing bowl. $35.717-865-3155.

Child Life magazine. March 1931,in good condition. $5. 717-865-5025.

Crib, very nice wooden crib. 371/4” long, 26 1/4” wide, 39 3/4”tall. $35. 610-678-5179.

Decorative traverse curtain rod,light oak, 8' with 25 rings with at-taching hardware. $12. 717-865-5670.

George Foreman grill. $5. 717-644-1137.

Grand Ole Opry picture book.140 pages. $25. 717-866-5067.

Honey Pot makes a sweet gift,comes with a wooden servingspoon. $15. 610-670-2606.

Invacare Manual Wheelchair.Good condition, no foot rests.$30. 717-507-0628.

Lavender plant. Very heartyperennial. Fragrant. Approxi-mately 1 ½' tall. Mature. Will digfor you. $5. Call 717-274-8908.

Lebanon County PA historybook. Hardcover with dust jacket.Edna Carmean Editor, Copyright1976, 399 pages. $35. Call 717-715-7339.

Men's brown French Shrinersloafers, with tassels. Size 10 ½Medium. $5. 717-272-4077.

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Potatoes • PeachesAntiques, Gold, SilverJewelry, Coins. BuyingMost Everything ThatOthers Advertise. Ken'sGold Mine, 809 QuentinRd., Lebanon. 717-507-1465. Over 45 Years Ex-perience.

Buying: Antiques and Col-lectibles, Glassware, Chi-na, Comic Books, Phono-graph Records, BaseballCards, Sports and NonSports Cards, Car Li-cense Plates, Salt andPepper Shakers, HuntingItems, Holiday Decora-tions, Vases, Old Calen-dars, Tin Signs, HessTrucks, Toys, Gas StationItems. 717-926-0633 or717-272-4338.

35 & Under1000 recipe hard cover cook-book, all recipes using 5 ingredi-ents or less. Excellent condition.$4. 717-838-9472.

36” Raggedy Ann doll from the1960's. $30. 717-838-4002.

84” Navy 100% polyester blackout panels with grommets. $35OBO. 717-821-7057.

Amana microwave. Great condi-tion. $35. 484-797-0037.

Beautiful ornate bronze 5' floorlamp with shade. Like new. $35.Call 570-345-8083. Text 570-933-4866 for pictures.

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JUNE 29

International

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Household Items/ FurnitureFor sale. 2 drawer computerdesk. 3' width, 23” depth, 30”height. Lebanon area. 717-279-7329.

For sale: No-hassle appliances,new and used. All guaranteed.Open daily 9-5, Saturday 9-12.Logan's Appliances, 818 WaterStreet, Lebanon 717-272-1451.

Lawn & Garden

For Sale. Toro TimecutterSW5000 Zero-turn mower withsteering wheel. 50" welded deck.4yrs old. 196 hrs. $3000. Myer-stown. 717-926-7008.

John Deere 165 Hydro 38" deck,bagger and 42" snow blade. Newbattery, new belts. $750, OBO.717-926-5158.

Red bricks,1050, 4” x 8” x 2 1/4”thick. Great for walk ways, land-scaping, etc. $500. Call 717-383-1762.

Troy Bilt Super Bronco, rear tineRoto Tiller. New this Roto Tillerlists for $949, buy this Tiller ingood condition for $500. Call717-813-4703.

Moving sale. 1344 Greble Road,Myerstown. Saturday, July 2, 7-?Mason jars, lawnmower, snow-blower, rototiller, women'sclothes, toys, baby items, babystrollers, Christmas decorationshousehold items.

Multi family yard sale. 19th andSkull Street, West Lebanon. Sat-urday, June 9th, 7:00am.

Multi-family yard sale. Saturday,July 2, 7-12. 800 block of SouthThird Street, Lebanon.

Rain Policy: If it rains on the origi-nal day of your yard sale, the Mer-chandiser will, if notified within 7days from the date of publication,rerun the identical ad one timefree of charge within 30 days.

Yard sale. 1828 Martin Drive,Ebenezer. Sat. July 2, 7am-10am. HP printer, Legos, trains,baseball card frames, rollerskates, lots more.

Yard sale. EbenezerUnited Methodist Church.Friday, July 1, 12-5. Sat-urday, July 2, 7-1. 1776State Route 72 North, ½mile north of Heisey'sDiner. Clean clothes,purses, lots of items.Food, drinks. Indoor, rainor shine.

Huge sale. Friday, July1.8-1. 116 Airport Rd.,Fredericksburg. Winross,Hess and Exxon trucks,glassware, crafts, dolls,something for everyone.

Indoor yard sale. Rain or shine.1815 Jay St., rear, Lebanon.7am-5pm. 7/1, 7/2, 7/3, 7/4. Fur-niture, jewelry, Christmas, books,kitchen, cooking, antiques, glass-ware, china, Hummels, baskets.

Large garage sale. Located on5th Street between Willow andCumberland, across from Domi-no's Pizza, Lebanon. Saturday,July 3rd. Garage door openspromptly at 8am. Mini fridges, mi-crowave, ornate picture frames,bread pans, buffet items, coffeeurns, household items, woodendoors, 2X4's, 2x6's, windows,more.

Large yard sale. Satur-day, July 2nd, 6:00am-1:00pm. 5 Walden Road,Lebanon. Householdgoods, toys, kid's cloth-ing, large selection ofgirl's clothing, pre-teen toteen, good condition.

Check Out Job Opportunitiesin the Merchandiser

Landscaping rocks. You musthaul. 814-846-4600, Palmyra.

Life size cement deer withantlers. Life size cement pony.Nice collection of rocks. Redbricks. Sand stone grinder. 717-507-2256.

Nice wooden dresser, mirror 3 ½'h x 3 ½ w. Good condition.Bernville area. Free. Call 610-488-6471.

Picnic table with tile top and 6chairs. Good condition. 610-927-3281.

Suitcase. Corningware. 1948wedding dress. 484-769-3232.Wyomissing area.

Garage/Yard SalesCommunity yard sale. LibertyStation Development. Ziegler St.,3 blocks N. of Rt. 422, Annville.Friday, 7/8, 7a-11a.

Garage sale. July 1st., 8AM-1PM,737 South 6th St., Lebanon. Elec-tronics, PS4, household, tools,infants and much more. Earlybirds welcome.

Huge multi family yard sale. Fri-day, July 1st, 7AM-1PM, 433School Dr., Fredericksburg17026. Children and adult cloth-ing, patio furniture, house décorand items, and much more.

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Do you have an item youwould like to give away?There is no charge to listit here in the “Freebies”column. Call The Mer-chandiser office today at717-273-8127.9, 13” x 13” floor tiles, light color.215-828-4538.

Free bamboo, 12-20 foot high.Call 717-865-3277.

Free box spring and mattress.Queen. Must pick up, New-manstown. 610-589-9444.

Free egg cartons, Jonestownarea. 717-865-4980.

Free large drawing table with en-larger, two 5 ' book cases and ar-more cabinet wood. Call 610-401-7415.

Free Pleco fish for fish aquarium.Call or text 717-202-7866.

Free. 2 blue recliners, well usedbut no holes. Bethel. 610-587-5503.

Farm Animals/Livestock2022 good quality grass hay forsale. Small square bales, $6 abale. Small square straw $4 abale. Delivery available. Jeff 717-639-5929 or Andrew 717-926-6670.

Butchering poultry and rabbits.Monday-Friday. Call and ask forDale. 717-865-4182 or 717-222-2336.

Firewood/Wood StovesCoal/ wood/ pellet stoves and in-serts. New and refurbished. Over250 models in stock. $100-$800and up. Buy/ sell/ trade. 717-577-6640

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$3.99Bone-In Pork Chops................................ lb.

$3.29New York Strip ........................................lb.

$12.75Porterhouse .............................................lb.

$12.29Tenderloin Steak ...................................lb.

$16.95Delmonico ..................................................lb.

$14.99T-Bone ...........................................................lb.

$11.99Sirloin ................................................................ lb.

$7.89Smoked Cheese ........................................ lb.

$7.00Pork Baby Back Ribs ............................ lb.

$4.99Beef Brisket ..............................12 lb. avg. - lb.

$4.99Pork Spare Ribs ....................................... lb.

$3.99Boneless Chops ....................................... lb.

$3.49Beef Tri-Tip ...................................3 lb. avg. - lb.

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Brownie and Berries

1 Box Betty Crocker Brownie Mix (or make your own batter)Butter and Eggs (as called for on brownie mix box)1 Pkg (8 oz.) Cream Cheese (softened)1/3 Cup Sugar1/2 tsp. Vanilla Extract2 Cups Fresh Strawberries (sliced)1 Cup Fresh Blueberries1 Cup Fresh Raspberries 1/2 Cup Apple Jelly

Heat the oven to 350 degrees F. (or 325 degrees F. for dark or non-stick pans). Grease the bottom only of a 12 inch pizza pan with cooking spray or shortening. In a large bowl, stir brownie mix, butter and eggs until well blended. Spread in the pan. Bake 18 to 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted 2 inches from the side of pan comes out clean or almost clean. Cool completely, about 1 hour. In a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, sugar and vanilla with an electric mixer on medium speed until smooth. Spread mixture evenly over brownie base. Arrange berries over cream cheese mixture. Stir jelly until smooth; brush over berries. Refrigerate about 1 hour or until chilled. Cut into wedges. Serve. Store leftovers covered in the refrigerator. Serves 12.

Hi! Today I have two fun (and tasty) summer recipes for you. The first one is for a brownie dessert pizza with fresh berries! Oh... and lets not forget about the cream cheese base! Your family will fight over this one for sure, so be prepared! The second recipe is for a quick and simple kebab recipe that you can grill up in just a few minutes. It has a fresh lime marinade that gives the chicken a nice bright flavor twist. It sounds really interesting, I hope you enjoy it!

Dessert Pizza

Chicken & Sweet Potato Kebabs

Canola Oil (for the grill grate) 1 tsp. Lime Zest Plus 1/3 Cup Lime Juice1 Tbsp. Olive Oil 1 Tbsp. Pure Maple Syrup1 lb. Boneless, Skinless Chicken Thighs (cut up)2 Small Sweet Potatoes (cut up)Salt and Ground Black Pepper

Set up the grill for direct cooking and heat to medium. Once hot, clean and lightly oil the grates with canola oil. Whisk together the lime zest, juice, olive oil and maple syrup in a bowl; transfer half to a small bowl and reserve for basting.Trim and cut the chicken thighs into 1 inch pieces. Cut the sweet potatoes into 3/4 inch pieces. Add the chicken and sweet potatoes to the remaining marinade and toss to coat; let stand for 5 minutes. Thread the chicken and sweet potatoes onto skewers; discard the marinade. Season with salt and pepper. Grill, covered turning occasionally, and brushing with marinade, until chicken is cooked through, 10 to 15 minutes. Serves 4.

$36 to $99For sale. Wooden youth highchair. Very good condition. $97,OBO. 717-866-5434.

Very heavy homemade picnic ta-ble, benches attached. Needs tobe refinished. Must pick up. $60.717-272-4077.

Musical Items

Cash paid for vinyl records andmusical instruments. Top dollarpaid. All genres and styles. LititzMusic Co. 717-627-4929.

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Recycled asphalt millings andcrushed concrete for sale.For pricing, delivery andpick-up details call StricklerCorporation, 610-777-2312,Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm.Visit stricklercorp.com

Recycled asphalt millings andcrushed concrete for sale.For pricing, delivery andpick-up details call StricklerCorporation, 610-777-2312,Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm.Visit stricklercorp.com

Used sheds. 8 x 10, 8 x 12, 10 x14, nice condition. 12 x 24 needsroof work, make offer. 717-673-2303, no Sunday calls.

Weber Advantage gas grill withcover, side burner and full tank ofgas. Almost new. $159, OBO.610-780-5663.

Weber Silver series 3 burnerpropane grill. $60 or with propanebottle $75. Call 717-867-4165.

For sale. Name brand shoes.Crocks, Skechers, etc. Most 10/11 women's. $10 a pair. Slightlyused. 717-926-9989.

Long distance moving. Call todayfor a free quote from America'smost trusted interstate movers.Let us take the stress out of mov-ing. Call now to speak to one ofour quality relocation specialists877-541-6320.

Massive lot of candle, tart andsoap making supplies. 300 plusfragrance oils. 150 plus molds,plus much more. Serious in-quiries only. 570-294-2010 fordetails.

Need IRS relief? $10K - $125K+.Get fresh start or forgiveness.Call 1-844-431-4716 Mondaythrough Friday 7AM – 5PM PST.

Old guitars wanted. Gibson,Fender, Martin, etc. 1930's to1980's. Top dollar paid. Call tollfree 1-866-433-8277.

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MiscellaneousFor Sale1 year old chestnut trees for sale.$10 a piece. Produces chestnuts.570-617-8471.

Amana, four burner, glass topself-cleaning stove, $150. Bedcover for a 5 foot bed truck, Tri-fecta 2.0, $300 installed. Call610-750-1797.

Candy, candy. Candy for wed-dings, banquets, parties and pic-nics. Specializing in candy barsand candy buffets for weddings.Candy Rama, Lebanon FarmersMarket, 8th Street, Lebanon, PACall Wayne, 717-813-8496.

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Dish Network. $59.99 for 190channels. Blazing fast Internet,$19.99/ month, where available.Switch and get a $100 Visa giftcard. Free voice remote. FreeHD DVR. Free streaming on alldevices. 1-866-979-4029.

DISH TV $64.99 for 190 chan-nels plus $14.95 high speed in-ternet. Free installation, SmartHD DVR included, free voice re-mote. Some restrictions apply.Promo expires 07-21-21. 1-855-270-5098.

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Pets & AnimalsAny ad featuring either individual,or litters, dogs or cats being of-fered for sale at $100 or more willbe charged commercial rate.

Medium Aussiedoddlesfor sale. Excellent tem-perament. Call or text to-day for more info, 717-304-1746.Adorable kittens, free to a goodresponsible home. Please call717-673-5912.

Alaskan Malamute puppies forsale. AKC registered. Ready togo. Family raised, vet checked,UTD on shots and wormer.Chocolate Lab puppies availableas well. Lititz, PA. 717-454-9181.

Bernedoodle puppies for sale.Male and females. Vet checked,first shots and dewormed. $2100to $2500. 717-926-2063.

For sale. Wireless dog fence.100 - 900 feet radius. $100. Call717-856-0872.

Friendly 6 year old femaleSiamese cat. Likely pregnantwith male Siamese. $50. TowerCity. Call or text 717-903-0486.

NOTICE: In an effort to protectthe lives of animals and helpeliminate illegal dog breeding orselling, The Merchandiser will notaccept advertising of “Pets Want-ed or “Puppies Wanted”. Adsplaced may be solicited by theBureau of Dog Law.

Poodle Pomsky mixed pups,black and white, non shedding,curly and cute vet checked. 717-661-7947

Yorkie/Boston Terrier puppies.Shots and wormed, vet checked.Family raised. $600. 610-693-9443.

Recreation/Sporting GoodsAll guns wanted! Instant payment,One gun or collection. Will travel.Kinsey's Outdoors. 717-653-5524.

For sale. Rambo electric bike.Like new, only 34 miles. Fat tires,Fenders luggage rack and a car-rying rack. $1400. Call 717-926-1486.

Parker Buck Buster crossbow.New string and cable. HardPlano case. Very good condition.$150. 570-617-8471.

With summer officially here, many people will look to grilling, cookouts, and other outdoor gather-ings, including fireworks displays, to enjoy the warm weather. As the Fourth of July approaches, the Na-tional Fire Protection Asso-ciation (NFPA) is providing important reminders and guidelines for safely enjoy-ing these activities.Make sure your gas grill is working properly

• Leaks or breaks are pri-marily a problem with gas grills. Check the gas tank hose for leaks before using it for the first time each year.

• If your grill has a gas leak detected by smell or the soapy bubble test, and there is no flame, turn off both the gas tank and the grill. If the leak stops, get the grill serviced by a pro-fessional before using it again. If the leak does not stop, call the fire depart-ment.

• If you smell gas while cooking, immediately get away from the grill and do not move it. If the flame goes out, turn the grill and gas off and wait at least 5 minutes before re-lighting it.Never leave equipment

unattended• Make sure to closely

monitor food cooking on the grill. Turn the grill off promptly when you’re done cooking, and let it cool com-pletely before returning it to its original location.

• For campfires, fire pits, and chimineas, always have a hose, bucket of water, or shovel and dirt or sand nearby, and make sure the fire is completely out before going to sleep or leaving the area.Keep equipment a safe distance from things that can burn

• Place your grill well away (at least 3 feet) from anything that can burn, in-cluding deck railings and overhanging branches; also keep them out from under eaves.

• Keep portable grills a safe distance from lawn games, play areas and foot traffic.

• Keep children and pets well away from any type of equipment in use.

• In areas where camp-fires are permitted, they must be at least 25 feet away from any structure and any-thing that can burn. Also make sure to clear away

dry leaves and sticks, over-hanging low branches and shrubs.Use fuel and fire starters properly

• If you use a starter fluid to ignite charcoals, use only charcoal starter fluid. Never add charcoal fluid or any other flammable liquids to the fire.

• Keep charcoal fluid out of the reach of children and away from heat sources.

• Never use gasoline or other flammable or com-bustible liquids on firepits, chimineas, or campfires.

• For electric charcoal

Safety guidance for grilling and outdoor activitiesstarters, which do not use fire, make sure the exten-sion cord you are using is designed for outdoor use.If a fire breaks out, call the fire department

• For any type of outdoor fire that can’t be quickly and effectively extinguished, call the fire department im-mediately for assistance.Only attend public fire-works displays

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Everyone Welcome!!!

The 130th Annual Mt. Lebanon Campmeeting will take place July 10th-17th, 2022. Opening Service begins Sunday evening, July 10th at 7:00 PM. Evening Programs, 7:00 PM in the Tabernacle.

Sunday, July 10th, The Niemond Family in ConcertMonday, July 11th, The Rev. Dr. Timothy Valentino; Special Music: Praise BandTuesday, July 12th, The Rev. Dr. Timothy Valentino; Special Music: The Men’s Chorus from St. John’s A.M.E. ChurchWednesday, July 13th, The Rev. Keith Buckbie (Zion UMC, Myerstown); Special Music: The Crockers and the KochersThursday, July 14th, Chris Ivey, Juggler; Special Music: Lititz Vocal BandFriday, July 15th, The Kyle and Lori Roth & FamilySaturday, July 16th, The Rev. Alan Smith; Special Music: TBASunday, July 17th, Sweetlife in Concert

Monday, July 11th to Friday, July 15th: 10:00 AM: Children’s (in the Children’s Cottage) and Youth’s Programs, 10:00 AM: Adult Bible Study in the Tabernacle with the Rev. Dr. Rodney Shearer; Theme: Theodicy, Part 2. Assorted Pies, Cookies and Soups available for purchase at the Dining Hall following the morning Bible Study. 2:00 PM: Kid’s Crafts at the Pavilion with Ardella Newswanger. 7:00 PM: Children’s (in the Children’s Cottage)

Campmeeting Sunday, July 17th: 9:15: Children’s Sunday School in the Children’s CottageAdult Sunday School in the Tabernacle with the Rev. Dr. Herb Smith, 10:30: Sunday Morning Worship in the Tabernacle, the Rev. Richard Weitzel, preaching, Upcoming Concerts: Saturday, August 6th - 6pm - River of Grace Quartet. Saturday, August 20th - 6pm - Richland Express

The 130th Annual Mt. Lebanon Campmeeting will take place July 10th-17th, 2022.

Opening Service begins Sunday evening, July 10th at 7:00 PM.

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Wanted. Old beer cans,signs, trays, lights, etc.Looking for pre 1960'sitems. Also looking forChevrolet, AC-Delco,General Motors advertis-ing signs. GM automotivecans, dealer licenseplates. Call 610-468-3217.

MiscellaneousAppliance service: In your home.Factory trained technicians, ser-vicing all makes and models. InLebanon since 1935. LOGAN'SAPPLIANCES. 717-272-1451.

Discover, Visa, Master-card, American Express:For your convenience youcan place your classifiedin the Merchandiser andcharge it to your Visa,Mastercard, Discovercard or American Ex-press. Call or stop by ouroffice at 100 East Cum-berland Street, Lebanon,PA 17042. Monday-Fri-day, 8:00am-4:30pm.717-273-8127.Have a business? Make your ad-vertising dollars work for you.Reach up to 5 million readers intowns and cities throughoutPennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio,New York, West Virginia, Mary-land and Delaware, Virginia, DC.Call 717-273-8127.

Notice: Classified ads designatedas commercial are as follows:rentals; items made for sale; itemsbought for resale; babysitting;painting; repairs; services; as wellas business listings. The Mer-chandiser, 100 East CumberlandStreet, Lebanon, PA 17042. 717-273-8127.

Reach customers in the Mid-Atlantic states. Place your adin over 5.2 million householdsin free community papers for 5weeks and get the 6th week free.Call 717-273-8127.

Lawn CareServicesCall Roy A. Good LandscapingTree Service for your lawn mow-ing, seeding, mulching, tree andshrubbery trimming and removal.Other services available. 717-933-4043.

H&H Tree Trimming. Fully in-sured, family owned, free esti-mates, tree trimming, cutting, re-moval. Stump grinding. Workingyear round. Call 717-861-4111.

Houser's Handy Services, lawncare, tree and shrub trimmingand removal. Mulching, bedmaintenance, etc. Also, junk re-moval, pressure washing, exteri-or and interior painting, odd jobswelcome. Call 717-866-2695.

JB's Lawn Care. Mowing,edging, mulching, hedgetrimming, weed control,aeration/ over seed, yardclean-up. Free estimates.717-813-0491.Seasonal clean-ups. Hedge,shrubbery trimming, weeding,planting, edging, mulching, etc.Friendly, reliable, affordable. CallDennis 717-222-2708. Free esti-mates.

WantedAbout Collectibles.Buying Old Toys, AtticToys, Trains And Acces-sories. Buying Old BaseballCards, Football Cards,Other Sports And NonSports Cards.Buying Civil War, WorldWar I And World War IIMemorabilia, Relics AndSouvenirs.Buying Political Memora-bilia.Buying Old Post Cards,Photos, Posters, Paint-ings And Old ComicBooks.Buying Old AdvertisingItems, Signs, Tins, BeerAnd Soda Trays, OldCalendars, Etc. Buying Old Penny BanksAnd Mechanical Banks.Buying Old Coins Of AnyKind. Buying Old Jewelry OfAny Kind.Buying Hunting And Fish-ing Items.Buying Many Other Attic, Basement And ChinaCloset Items!Please Call 717-273-7591, 8AM-8PM Every-day Including Weekends.

Automobiles wanteddead or alive. Paying$100- $500. Call J&JTowing, 484-955-8386.

Become a published author. Wewant to read your book. DorrancePublishing trusted since 1920.Consultation, production, promo-tion and distribution. Call for freeauthor's guide 1-877-729-4998 orvisit dorranceinfo.com/ ads.

Buying LHS Lodestoneyearbooks. 1929, 1930,1931, 1933, 1954, 1960,1963, 1984, 1985, 1988,1990, 1991, 1992, 1993,1994, 1995. Also An-nville-Cleona Corinomayearbooks. 1978, 1980,1981, 1982, 1983, 1984,1990, 1992, 1998, 2000.Fair price paid. Ask forChuck 717-273-9940.

Buying: Hess Trucks, Fiestaware, beer items,comic books variousprices paid, GI Joe items,Star Wars items, records,metal hunting licenses$15-$25 each, baseballitems, coin collections,Tonka trucks, advertisingitems, oil cans, tobaccotins. 717-926-0633 or717-272-4338. Collector historian buying leatherflying jackets, patches, wings, in-signia, uniforms, photos, medals,helmets, flags, swords, daggers,aviation items, etc. American orforeign. No games, just seriousbuying. Peter Bennethum, POBox 6523, Wyomissing, Pa19610. 484-388-9045.

Paying top cash for men's sport-watches. Rolex, Breitling,Omega, Patek Philippe, Heuer,Daytona, GMT, Submariner andSpeedmaster. Call 833-603-3236.

Protect your home from pestssafely and affordably. Pest, ro-dent, termite and mosquito con-trol. Call for a quote or inspectiontoday 844-394-9278.

Safe Step. North America's num-ber 1 walk-in-tub. Comprehen-sive lifetime warranty. Top of theline installation and service. Nowfeaturing our free shower pack-age and $1600 off, limited time.Financing available 1-855-417-1306.

Toy trains wanted: Cash paid forLionel, American Flyer, Marx. HO,N, O gauge toy trains, will ap-praise. Call 717-269-3767.

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The Barnstormers are celebrating Lebanon County at Clipper Magazine Stadium! Join the Lebanon County business community, neighbors and friends during

this very special weekend at the ballpark! The Barnstormers have even been renamed for this

weekend and will be playing as the Lebanon Ironmasters!

Bring your company, organization or neighbors!

For more information contact: Aleksander Ryan [email protected] or 717-509-3004

GAME TICKETS WITH ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT HESS’S BBQ

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AT THE LANCASTER BARNSTORMERS Fri. July 1 st - Sun. July 3rd

of July celebration, NFPA strongly recommends at-tending these public shows rather than using consumer fireworks, which can cause serious injury and damage due to their unpredictability.

• An es t imated 19,500 fires in the US were started by fireworks in 2018, including 1,900 structure fires, 500 vehicle fires, and 17,100 outside and other fires. These fires caused five deaths and 46 injuries to ci-vilians and $105 million in property damage.

• More than one-quarter (28 percent) of fireworks fires from 2014-18 occurred on the Fourth of July. Ap-proximately half (49 per-cent) of all fires reported on the Fourth of July are caused

by fireworks.• In 2020, an estimated

15,600 people were seen for fireworks-related injuries at hospital emergency depart-ments, according to data col-lected by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commis-sion. This was the highest estimate seen in more than 15 years. For more facts and information about fireworks, visit www.nfpa.org.

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Have a Safe Fourth of July - Please Don’t Drink & Drive

- Fireworks Schedule -Lebanon: Coleman’s Park - Sun., July 3 - 10 PM Jonestown: Jonestown KOA - Sun., July 3 - 9 PMHershey: Hersheypark, July 4 - 9:30 PMPalmyra: Palmyra Legion Post 72, July 2 - 9:30 PMMillersburg: Riverfront Park - Fri., July 1 - DuskCity Island: Riverfront Park - Mon., July 4 - 9:15 PMPAATC: 33 Teen Challenge Rd., Rehrersburg - Sat., July 9 - 9:15 PM

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AT&T Internet. Starting at $40/month with 12 month agreement.1 TB of data/ month. Ask how tobundle and save. Geo and ser-vice restrictions apply. 1-855-364-3948.

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DCNR’s Bureau of For-estry has launched a new on-line newsletter called Forest Focus.

The newsletter was cre-ated to connect people to Pennsylvania’s forests, trees, and natural resources – providing informative fea-tures on emerging issues, research, and management found across the common-wealth.

The newsletter will be released each quarter and will have four to five feature length articles on current hot topics.

Each edition will also share a “Forest Friday,” which is written by one of the many forestry pro-fessionals in the bureau – sharing information on a seasonal topic such as what may be blooming now or

to share a moment in forest history.

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Interview tips: A classic recruiter pet peeve is the part of the interview when they wonder out loud if you have any questions for them, and you simply reply “no.” That can be a big strike against you. Having questions shows how interested you really are in the role and may also show that you did your homework and should be taken seriously. Prepare a list of questions you’d like answered, It’s ok to refer to your list of questions during the interview.

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MGD Tractor and Equip-ment. Full-Time Yardperson. 8AM to 5PM,Monday- Friday. Mustbe able to operate Tele-handler, ConstructionEquipment, FarmingEquipment. Having somemechanical backgroundpreferred. Must be ableto work outside yearround. Please apply inperson / contact us 717-866-2585. 2453 E. Cum-berland St. Lebanon PA,17042.Part-time help wanted on a pro-duce farm, packing vegetables.Start at $15 per hour. Call or text717-222-1625.

Kutztown Area Transport has im-mediate openings for Part-Timewheelchair van and car driverswith a clean standard PA driver,slicense. Driver will be responsiblefor getting our customers to andfrom appointments in a safe andtimely manner. We also haveopenings for Part-Time EMT Ba-sic, EMT Advanced andParamedics holding current certi-fications. Please call Mon-Fri. 9-5, 610-683-3012. 87 S. KempRd, Kutztown. [email protected]

Line Operators needed. PineGrove area. 2nd and 3rd shift. Call914-205-2070 extension 2080.

COME JOIN OUR YMCA TEAM!

The Lebanon Valley Family YMCA is now hiring individuals dedicated to making a positive difference in our community.

YOUTH CENTER MENTOR: Dynamic individuals needed to support the Youth Program Director in establishing a safe place for Lebanon youth in grades 6th through 12th. Staff will be responsible for encouraging socialization, exercise, learning, and play while incorporating the YMCA’s mission and core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility into the work of the Youth Center.

LIFEGUARD: Come join the Lebanon YMCA team! This is a great job for students. Part-time morning, afternoon, and weekend lifeguard positions available at the Lebanon YMCA. Must be CPR and First Aid certified.

CERTIFIED YOGA INSTRUCTOR: Do you LOVE connecting with people? Do you have a passion for helping others and are comfortable leading a group? The Y is looking for a morning yoga instructor on Mondays and Wednesdays. Take your passion to a new level and come join our group exercise team! Must be Yoga and CPR certified.

With your employment at the YMCA, you receive a free membership to our facility.

Apply in person at the YMCA, visit our website at https://www.ymca.org or send your resume to

[email protected].


Job Opportunities

Help WantedConstruction workers. Ex-perience preferred but notnecessary. Must havecommon sense. Sometravel required. Call Mark717-821-8177.

Deliver your favorite paper! Oneday per week. Walking routes areavailable. Routes are in thesegeneral areas: Lebanon (north)and Lebanon (south). Drivingroutes are available. Routes arein these general areas: Lebanon(South), Annville, Fredericksburg,and Jonestown. Call 717-273-8127 ext. 1116 Monday thru Fri-day: 8:30am to 4:30pm. E-Mail: [email protected]

Dump truck and tri-axledriver needed. CDL B re-quired. Busy local com-pany Call 717-274-3131.

Foltz's handrolled soft pretzels.Farmstead Farmers Market, Fri-days and Saturdays and theLebanon Valley Mall. Call Dennis717-940-9947.

Help wanted for part-time land-scaper. 3 days a week possiblymore. Must be able to handlelawn mowers, weed whackers,hedge trimmers, etc. $14 perhour to start, serious inquires on-ly. Call 717-933-4043, leavemessage.

Housekeeping help needed. Part-time. Must work weekends. Applyin person to Knights Inn, 1071 E.Main Street, Palmyra. 717-838-1324.

!Sovereign Commercial Services is a leader in NEPA in facility cleaning, and we now have positions available in your area. Part-time and Full-time. Earning hourly rates from $16.00-$22.00 per hour, pending locations and time. If you are interested in working with a great company, making a difference in the way a facility looks, and enjoy working independently, then contact Ivan or Marvin today at 570-343-8546, ext. 191 or 179. Apply as well at www.sovereigncs.com.

Cleaning, trash removal, floor care, and restrooms cleaning will be required. We will train you if you have the right attitude to get the job done. Paid time off, paid life insurance, and healthcare options. Sovereign is a true professional cleaning company. Call us today!

EOE and Drug Free Workplace

Union Community Care is hiring.Housekeeping staff. Call 717-299-6371 for more job informa-tion or apply online unioncommunitycare.org/career-opportunities.

Wheelchair van drivers needed.$10 to start. Part-time. If interest-ed, please call Candi at 717-270-1070. Drivers license and cleandriving record required. Immedi-ate start.

Trinity UMC, Lickdale is lookingfor a part-time Keyboardist/ Pi-anist. Applicant should be profi-cient on playing keyboard instru-ments. Have the ability to readmusic and to work with other mu-sicians/ vocalists. Be comfortablewith Contemporary and Tradition-al music/ worship styles. Contactthe church for a complete job de-scription at 717-865-4361 or [email protected]

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Quality Drive-Away, Inc. - Jonestown, PAis now Hiring Drivers. Both CDL and Non CDL drivers are needed with small tow car to tow behind the unit you are delivering (this is your ride back home when delivered). Our pay plan is one of the most competitive in the Industry. You get paid every trip you deliver and turn in your signed delivery receipts. Must be 23 years of age. “Good driving record.” Must pass D.O.T. Physical. Drug test required. You tell us when you are working. We are currently pulling units out of Jonestown, PA, Morgantown, PA, and Macungie, PA., going to the Northeast.We would prefer full-time, but will work with you if

you want part-time. If you are interested,

please call 574-328-4142

and leave message with your name and number and we will call you back ASAP.

Employment OpportunityAging Care Manager 2 (two positions available)

Protective ServiceOPTIONS/Protective Service

(Local Government)Starting Salary – $36,874.26

+ $275/week periodic on-call payArea Agency on Aging offers a competitive salary and County benefits

including: *Paid health, vision and prescription insurance *Paid Life insurance *Paid Holidays *Paid-time-off *Pension retirement plan

*Deferred Compensation plan *Optional Dental, Whole Life, Short Term Disability, Critical Illness and Cancer Plans available.

Lebanon County Area Agency on Aging710 Maple Street, 2nd floor, Lebanon, PA 17046

Work for an agency that provides valuable services to people aged 60 and older, one of the fastest growing segments of the population.

1. PROTECTIVE SERVICE – Full time work receiving reports of need for protective services, which can involve the abuse, neglect, exploitation or abandonment of older adults. Work includes investigating reports received, assessing the needs of the older adult, and developing and coordinating the implementation of service plans. Will also take referrals after normal working hours on a weekly on-call basis, rotating weeks with other staff members during hours designated by the supervisor.

2. OPTIONS/PROTECTIVE SERVICE – Full time work serving primarily as an OPTIONS Aging Care Manager, but assists with Protective Services work as needed. OPTIONS Aging Care Managers interview and evaluate older adults in their homes to determine their needs and develop a plan of care to provide needed services. They work closely with other social agencies, hospitals, clinics and community resources to meet the needs of older adults and assist them in utilizing these resources.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE, TRAINING & ELIGIBILITY:• Must meet PA residency requirement.• Minimum Experience and Training Requirements:• Six months of experience as an Aging Care Manager 1, County Caseworker 1

or County Social Casework Intern; OR 1 year of experience in public or private social work and a bachelor’s degree which includes or is supplemented by 12 college-level credit hours in sociology, social work/social welfare, psychology, gerontology or other related social sciences; OR a bachelor’s degree with a social work/social welfare major; OR an equivalent combination of experience and training including successful completion of 12 college-level credit hours in sociology, social work/social welfare, psychology, gerontology or other related social sciences.

• Must be able to perform essential job functions.HOW TO APPLY• Applicants will be evaluated and screened by Civil Service on experience

and training on the Civil Service website www.employment.pa.gov through the date noted on the website. Navigate to Open Jobs and apply for both Aging Care Manager 2 positions. Area Agency on Aging Lebanon County. You may also contact C. Keeney at the Agency by calling 717 273-9262 or email [email protected] for additional information.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

5.0 to 5.5 hours per day with extra earning opportunities available Salary: $21.11 per hour, Medical Benefits Paid personal and sick time after probation period CDL License preferred but not necessary In-house training available OFF during Summer

Part-Time Regular Route a.m. and p.m. School Bus Drivers

If interested, call 717-566-7422 for Derry Township School

District Transportation. EOE.


Job Opportunities

Cornwall Manor, a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community, is recruiting for:

• Dining Service Associate • Full-time; varied schedule, 8-hour shifts between

7am-7:30pm; 80 hours/bi-weekly. • Casual; 4:15pm-7:30pm or 4pm-7pm; weekend

and holiday availability• Line Cook • Full time; varied schedule, 8-hour shifts between

6:30am-7pm; 80 hours/bi-weekly. ServSafe Certification preferred.Excellent benefits, competitive salary, paid lunch break, good

working conditions, and free on-site fitness center membership. Cornwall Manor is a Drug Free Workplace

(drug screen required). To apply visit: www.cornwallmanor.org

or stop by: Human ResourcesCornwall Manor, PO Box 125, Boyd Street,

Cornwall, PA 17016 (717) 273-2647Cornwall Manor, a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community since 1949,

is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

Call now or stop in! 100 E. Cumberland St., Lebanon, PA 17042

(717) 270-2744

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As the old saying goes, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” For job seekers, truer words were never spoke. Particularly today, when job openings attract applicants like honey does bees, setting yourself apart from the legions of others applying for the same position can prove quite dif-ficult.

A greater number of grad-uates paired with an oversatu-rated market of individuals looking for new work has only increased the competi-tion. More than ever before, job seekers are fighting an uphill battle to get themselves noticed, a battle that seem-ingly grows more demanding with each passing day.

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ens the importance of mak-ing a strong first impres-sion, one that will make you stick out in the interviewer’s mind, hopefully earning you a second interview along the way. While nearly everyone is aware that appearance and education go a long way toward making a positive impression, there are several other areas job seekers can address to make themselves

Nail the interview: new process awaits job seekers

stand out from the rest.· Preparation. In addition to knowing all about yourself, you should know about the job you’re applying for as well. Candidates who enter interviews with little or no knowledge of the open posi-tion rarely, if ever, get a sec-ond interview, much less a job offer. Research the posi-tion as well as the company. Don’t be afraid to write down questions that might arise dur-ing that research and refer

to them throughout the inter-view. Doing so will show the interviewer you’re genu-inely interested in the posi-tion and the company, set-ting you apart from applicants just looking for a job. Include in your research any recent company developments that perhaps made headlines in the news.· Expect the unexpected. A side effect of the boom in job seekers is that recruiters are expanding their horizons

to better whittle the appli-cant pool. While in the past interviews were more predict-able with respect to questions asked, the wide and largely qualified applicant pool many job openings create has forced recruiters to ask less predictable questions to help them choose between other-wise equally qualified can-didates. Therefore, preparing for such questions can be a great way to set yourself apart. In addition to the more traditional inquiries, topics such as conflict resolution, problem solving and how well you work with others are now subjects many recruiters prefer to broach. The more specific your answers, the more likely you are to stick out in the interviewer’s mind. A popular trend among many interviewers is presenting hypothetical situations and asking applicants how they might deal with such situ-ations. Think about the job before your interview and what situations might arise that the interviewer could present hypothetically. Strong responses to such questions will certainly make you stand out.· Be mindful of mannerisms. Though most job seekers are smart enough to look the part with a nice suit and hair-cut, many don’t realize their behavior during the actual interview. Regardless of how nice your suit is or how good your hair looks, fidgeting, failing to make eye contact and even taking too many notes while the interviewer is speaking can distract the inter-viewer from you and what you have to say. Even if your insides are racing, appear as calm and collected as possible on the outside.If offered a glass of water, take it. You’ll want to speak as clearly as possible anyway. When responding to ques-tions, be mindful of how long you’ve been speaking. While you’ll want to avoid “yes” or “no” answers, rambling on will only make you appear nervous and ill-prepared. CB06A424

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Follow up letters helpMany executives and hiring managers are busy. They may have failed to select and notify candidates within one or even two months of posting an employment ad. Don’t let this deter you. If you applied for a job, follow up. Make them tell you they rejected you. Never assume they did.

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Utility Trailers6% off all new in stock dump, en-closed, horse/ stock trailers. 14'and 20' 2 piece wrought iron dec-orative entrance gates, $1850. kutzfarm.com 570-345-4882.

ATV’s2010 Honda Rancher 420. Ingreat condition, 4WD or 2WD, re-verse. $3900. Call or text Charlieat 717-269-4924. Bill Wolfe AutoSales.

Antique & Classic Automobiles1955 Ford Victoria. White tuftedinterior. 302 motor. Cruiser skirts,duell exhaust. Solid body. Widewhite tires. Wolf whistle. Flipperhub caps. Blanked off door han-dles. $15,000 firm. 717-762-3621.

American and Foreign classiccars and motorcycles wanted.Paying cash. Corvettes, Mus-tangs, Jaguars, Austin Healeys,Broncos, Blazers, Ram Charg-ers, AMX, and [email protected].

Corvettes WantedAny year, old/ late modelJeff Gast 717-575-4561

Motorcycles/ATV’s50% off. High grade genuineleather jackets $229.99, chaps$149.99, vests $79.99, bootsfrom $129.99, dot helmets from$49.99, saddlebags from$129.99, travel bags from$129.99, sissibar bags from$79.99, tool bags from $29.99,gloves, bandanas, belts, chainwallets, vest extenders, glasses.Penn Leather, 3501 PaxtonStreet, Harrisburg, PA, in Harris-burg mall. 717-710-2587, FelixFermin.

Boats/MotorsMercury 15hp, 4 stroke electricStar Outboard motor. Excellentcondition. Call Gus 717-272-5219, leave message.

Junk cars, trucks and vansbought. Must have titles. We pickup. No parts sold. A legal Pennsyl-vania salvor. Call until 8pm, Mon-day through Saturday, Koenig's.717-933-5223.

Looking for auto insurance? Findgreat deals on the right auto in-surance to suit your needs. Calltoday for a free quote. 866-924-2397.

Wanted: Classic Cars,sports cars, muscle cars,antique cars, exotic cars,collector cars, etc. Foreign and American.Jeff Gast 717-575-4561.


Automotive

Automobiles &Trucks2001 Ford F150 4x4, V8 recentlyinspected, runs well. Ladderrack, bed liner, newer AT tires,tow package. 248,000 miles. CallJohn at 717-645-4313.

2005 Chevy Silverado, 4 wheeldrive, fair A/C, as is. Inspecteduntil August 11th. 150,000 miles.$6500 OBO. 717-865-4901.

Donate your car to Veterans to-day. Help and support our Veter-ans. Fast, free pick up. 100% taxdeductible. Call 1-800-245-0398.

For sale. 2012 Ford Fu-sion SEL. Newly inspect-ed, 25/ 35 miles per gal-lon. New brakes. Regu-larly serviced. $6700.Call 717-628-1673.

GREBLE SCRAP & RECYCLINGBuying Scrap Cars, Trucks, Steel, Cast,

Farm Equipment Scrap, Tin & Appliances

Spring Hours: Mon-Fri 8-5, Sat. 8-2

988 Houtztown Road, Myerstown(717) 933-4818 or (717) 933-4217 (U pull It Yard)

Paying up to $15 per 100 lb. For Complete VehiclesScale

Closed Sunday

Motors $175 • Tires $15 • Transmissions $85• Complete Doors $35 - All Sales Final

Greble U-Pull-It YardOver 8,000 Cars/Trucks/Lawn Mowers

www.wehavecars.comSpring Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5pm; Sat. & Sun. 8-4pmMust be 18 or OVER • BRING YOUR TOOLS/SAVE MONEY

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Quality Preowned Vehicles

Brubaker’s Auto Sales

2019 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LE AWD 8/PASS

3.5 V6, AT, DUAL-AC, PWR-SEAT, PWR-HATCH, RVRS-CAMERA, CD, KEYLESS-ENTRY, BLACK, 62,360 MiLES

$30,900

2019 CHEVY COLORADO 4X4 EXT-CAB

W/T, 2.5 4 CYL, AT, AC, CR, PW, PL, PW-SEAT, RVRS-CAMERA, AM/FM, KEYLESS-ENTRY, WHiTE, 113,360 MiLES

$19,900

2018 CHRYSLER PACIFICA LIMITED 7/PASS

3.6 V6, AT, DUAL-AC, HTD & AC-LEATHER, SUNROOF, NAViGATiON, REMOTE-START, MAROON, 70,570 MiLES

$29,900

2019 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 5/PASS

LATiTUDE, 2.4 4CYL, AT, AC, CR, PW, PL, REVERSE-CAMERA, AM/FM, REMOTE-START, LiGHT-GRAY, 48,960 MiLES

$24,900

2016 CHEVY CRUZE PREMIER R/S

1.4 4 CYL, TURBO, AT, AC, HTD-LEATHER, SUNROOF, RVRS-CAMERA, REMOTE-START, BLACK, 73,510 MiLES

$16,900

2020 CHEVY EQUINOX LT AWD 5/PASS

1.5 4 CYL, TURBO, AT, AC, PW, PL, PWR-SEAT, ON-STAR, REVERSE-CAMERA, AM/FM, WHiTE, 56,650 MiLES

$23,900

2018 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT 7/PASS

3.6 V6, DUAL-AC, STOW-N-GO, PWR-SLiDERS & HATCH, AM/FM/CD, REMOTE-START, BLACK, 53,200 MiLES

$23,900

2016 TOYOTA TUNDRA 2WD CREW-CAB

SR5, 4.6 V8, AT, AC, PWR-SEAT, REVERSE-CAMERA, AM/FM/CD, KEYLESS-ENTRY, WHiTE, 108,720 MiLES

$26,900

2019 FORD EDGE SEL AWD 5/PASS

2.0 4 CYL, TURBO, AT, AC, HTD-LEATHER, PW-HATCH, RVRS-CAMERA, REMOTE-START, BLACK, 86,290 MiLES

$22,900

George Rodriguez, founder/organizer of the 15th Annual Sweep the Streets two-day, double-elimination basketball tournament, is pleased to announce that Christman’s Funeral Home has agreed to the Lead Sponsorship for this popular community event.

Additionally, Christ-man’s will sponsor a special tournament involving local high school teams (to be determined) which will take place on Saturday, July 16, at the beautiful Coleman’s Park courts. “Special thanks to Greg Vaitl of Christman’s Funeral Home and to Mayor Sherry Capello and the City of Lebanon,” says Rodri-guez.

The 15th Annual Sweep the Streets tournament will take place, for the second time, at the facility in Cole-man’s Park, Lebanon, on Saturday and Sunday, Au-

gust 6 and 7. Sixteen teams players age 18+ will com-pete for the championship.

“This entire event would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We particularly thank Greg Vaitl of Christman’s fu-neral Home for his support and leadership,” adds Ro-driguez. “Greg really cares about our community.”

“This tournament is a healthy, sports activity fo-cused on all the right things, preparation, focus, and teamwork working toward a goal,” notes Greg Vaitl, adding, “a community event like this is easy for us to support. We are pleased to include sponsorship of the high school championship this time, too.”

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Regal frittillary butterfly. Photo by David Oakley

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ENGLISH – Patricia Ann Fitzgerald English, 92, of Hershey, passed away June 4 at her home. She was preceded in death by her husband, Richard English. Patricia is survived by daughters, son, grandchil-dren, great-grandchildren and extended family.GEESAMAN – Paul D. Geesaman, 95, formerly of Shellsville, passed away at Londonderry Village, Palmyra June 16. He was the widower of Blanche Geesaman. Surviving are chil-dren, Thomas and Lawrence (Linda) Geesaman, both of Harrisburg, Sharon (Keith) Salter of Jonestown, Jim (Jan) Geesaman of Palmyra, Joanne (Dale) Uhlig of Mount Joy, and Rebecca (Allen) Rebman of Rehrersburg; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; and sister. Ruth Crumrine.GRUMBINE – Edith M. Grumbine, 95, of Myerstown, passed away June 17 at the WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital, Lebanon. She was the widow of Harold L. Grumbine. Edith is survived by daughter, Rochelle (Rodney) Bollinger of Myerstown; son, Dennis L. (Barbara) of Myerstown; grandsons and great-grandchil-dren.JEFFRIES – Elizabeth Townsend Jones Jeffries, 90, of Hershey, passed away June 9 at Country Meadows. She is survived by her husband, Graham H. Jeffries; daughter, Elizabeth J. (Ed) Lawson of Kennett Square; sons, David H. of New Hampshire, Peter D. (Robie) of Florida, and Robert G. (Colleen) of New Jersey; grandchildren and great-grand-son.KEATON – Lee Roy Keaton, 55, of Grantville, passed away

June 16 in Rehoboth Beach, DE. He was the son of Roy Lee and Karen Rhoad Keaton of Hummelstown, and the hus-band of Elizabeth A. Wentling Keaton. Also surviving are sons, Logan and Jared, both of Grantville; mother-in-law, Gloria Wentling; sister-in-law, Rebecca Wentling (Rob Yoder); nephew, niece, aunts, uncles and cousins.LAING – David H. Laing, 70, passed away at his home June 17. Surviving are his wife, Sheila L. Weaver Laing; children, Adam, Kelly and Allison Laing, all at home; sis-ter, Bonnie (Mitchell) Raho of Tower City; and brother, Kevin (Kim) of Dauphin.LONG – Donald A. Long, 91, of Myerstown, passed away June 12 at StoneRidge Towne Centre. He was the husband of Brenda S. Breidigam Long. Donald is also survived by sons, Michael (Doris), Steven (Michele) and David; stepchil-dren, Lori Goss and Christopher (Victoria) Layser; grandchil-dren; great-grandchildren; and siblings, Loretta Long, Beverly Schrack, Doreen Reich, Donna Barrall and Barry Long; nieces and nephews.MANCUSO – Connie R. Mancuso, 67, of Hershey, passed away June 18 at her home. Surviving are children, Estreya L. (Angel) Rosado and John R. (Mary) Mancuso; broth-ers, Raymond E. Jr. (Della) and Jeff L. Dudley; grandchil-dren; great-granddaughter; and half-siblings, Sandy Berry and James Clouser.MARTIN – Branden D. Martin, 31, of Myerstown, passed away June 19 in Denver. He was the son of Aurelia Ann Martin (Jared Hoover) of Denver, and John R. (Sheila) Martin of

Newmanstown. Also surviving are brothers, Travis R. Martin (Lauren Shuey) of Myerstown, Cody Strite of New Mexico, and Joshua Hoover of Stevens; stepsisters, Ashley (Brad) Hess of Jonestown, and Laura Fisher of Newmanstown; grandmoth-er, Frances Martin; nieces and nephews.MAURER – Geraldine “Geri” M. Maurer, 82, passed away June 19. She was the wife of the late Frederick A. Maurer. Geri is survived by children, Michael (Tillie) Herzog, Missy (Jon) Kunder and Nicole (Scott) Gray; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; brother, Steve Selman; sisters, Nancy Drye and Sue Gable; nieces and nephews.MILLER – Esther R. Finkey Miller, 87, passed away June 19 at the M.S. Hershey Medical Center. She was the widow of Warren J. Miller Jr. Surviving

are daughter, Cindy Lou (Harold D.) Geesaman; sister-in-law, Lucille M. Finkey; nieces and nephews.OBER – Dale F. Ober, 67, passed away June 14. He is survived by his wife, Lynne Charise Ober; daughter, Tricia Lynn (Eric) Adams; grandchil-dren; sister, Doris (Howard) Moore; brothers, Dan (Marge) and Glenn (Donna); parents-in-law, Patricia and Earl Kreitz; uncle, Vince Oddi; nephews, nieces, cousins and extended family.SCHELL – Anna Mae Schell, 90, of Lebanon, passed away June 17 at Cedar Haven Nursing Home. She was the wife of the late Larry C. Schell. Anna is survived by daughter-in-law, Donna Walmer; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.STAMMEL – Jean E. Stammel, 84, of Country

Meadows, Hershey, and for-merly of E. Hanover Twp., Dauphin Co., passed away June 18. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ronald L. Stammel. Surviving are sons, Randal L., Richard L. (Pamela M.), Robert L. (Michelle A.) and Rodney L. (April L.); daughter, Lisa K. (Michael C.) Conz; grandchildren; great-grandson; and siblings, Nancy (Roy) Reisinger, Sue (David) Bishop, Richard (Judy) Stuckey and Eileen Brooks.STEINLY – Dwight L. Steinly Jr., 54, of Grantville, passed away June 24. He was the son of Dwight Sr. and Mary

Ann Fritz Steinly. Dwight is also survived by his wife, Joy Barmoy Steinly; chil-dren, Jacob (Alana), Noah and Victoria; and brothers, Eric (Jolene) and Aaron (Kristen).WAMPLER – Gladys A. Wampler, 96, passed away June 18 at Londonderry Village. She was the wife of the late Harold E. Wampler. Gladys is sur-vived by daughters, Barbara A. (Lynn) Sterner of Manheim, and Kaye W. (Lon) Anderson of Harrisburg; daughter-in-law, Sharon L. Wampler of Lebanon; grandchildren; great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.



individuals reach retirement age. That’s because many people save enough for re-tirement and don’t have the sizable expenses, such as a mortgage, to account for at this point in their lives. That means loved ones won’t necessarily need to be pro-

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Life insurance is a vital component of asset protec-tion that can offer peace of mind to policy holders who want to ensure their loved ones are provided for in the wake of their death. TF226001

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qSUPER TICKET - $60 (ONLY AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE EVENT) Super tickets entitles your team to participate in skins, 4 raffle tickets, and 8 mulligans. $

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33rd AnnualErma M. KappMemorial Golf

Tournament

DATE: FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2022 PLACE: LEBANON VALLEY GOLF COURSE240 GOLF RD., MYERSTOWN, PA 17067TEE-OFF TIME: 1:00 PM SHOTGUNLUNCH BEFORE PLAY / DINNER AFTER PLAY ENTRY FEE: $85 PER PERSON / $340 PER TEAM

TOURNAMENT FORMAT: 4 PERSON SCRAMBLE: Prizes for flight winners and contest winners.LUNCH & DINNER INCLUDED: Hot dog lunch before play, beverages during play and dinner with sides following golf.MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Please mark your calendar and return the attached registration form or register on-line at lebanonfamilyhealth.org/events. Please respond by July 7, 2022. For more information call 717-273-6741, ext. 311.

qUNDERWRITER – $3,000 (Exclusive) Name and/or logo on gift to be presented to golfers / Recognition on promotional materials / A foursome for golf / Sponsor provided banner displayed at event / Sign displayed on green or tee box / Back page ad in event program and full page ad within event program / Name recognition on our website, social media postings and in the event program / Verbal recognition at the event.

q PLATINUM SPONSOR – $1,300 Foursome for golf / Sign displayed on green or tee box / Sponsor provided banner displayed at the event / Full page ad in event program / Name recognition on our website, social media postings and in the event program / Verbal recognition at the event.

qHAT SPONSOR – $1,000 Business card size tag provided by sponsor to be attached to tournament hat provided to every golfer / Name recognition on our website, social media postings and in the event program.

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• Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicles. Fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) are elec-tric vehicles powered by a reaction from hydrogen fuel and oxygen, making water vapor the only emission. Some FCEVs have a range of more than 400 miles, compared to 200-300 for most newer EVs. FCEVs are refilled at a station, like the gas stations you’re used

to. The main challenge is a lack of hydrogen infrastruc-ture. California is the only state with a robust network of fueling stations – but more are on the way.

• More Efficient Gasoline-Powered Cars. While not as dramatic in helping the environment as the other options men-tioned, conventional gas engine cars still have a lot to offer. Automakers have been improving them con-tinuously to meet tougher federal fuel economy regu-lations. Some gas-powered SUVs you see around town might get 30 percent better mileage than the 10-year-old car or SUV they’re replacing. That would cost about $400 less per year to operate than their 2011 counterparts, or an extra $2,000 in your pocket after just five years!

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B ACHMANHARRY H.

AU-000033-L AUCTIONEER

2051 HORSESHOE PIKEANNVILLE, PA 17003-8850

(717) 867-1809

www.bachmanauctioneer.com Email: [email protected]

Auction for:Liz & Chris Stamm

SATURDAYJUNE 30, 2022

6:00 P.MDon’t miss it this Thursday evening

COUNTRY REAL ESTATELOCATION: 156 Lickdale Road, Jonestown, Swatara Twp., Lebanon Co.,

PA. From traffic light on Rt. 72 at Speedway Station – east on Lickdale Road and proceed appx. ¼ mile to auction site on right across from Baptist Church.

.88 acre lot with 2 story 3 bedroom house with in-law quarters, first floor laundry and 2½ baths. Oil hot air heat. Drilled well and on site septic service. Large covered back porch - 3 bay enclosed carport - garage w/heat and electricity. 100 amp. electric service and many other amenities.

TERMS: 10% down payment auction day w/balance due at settlement within 45 days. Purchaser pays the 2% transfer costs. INFORMATION: Chris 717-304-7455. OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, June 18 – 10:00 to 1:00. Yearly taxes $3,236.00. ATTORNEY: Tim Engler 717-866-5737. A must see property that merits your inspection.

717-272-7078 | 492 E. Lincoln Ave. | Myerstown, PA 17067Please visit our website for full auction listing and photos: www.Kleinfelters.com

ABSOLUTE AUCTION275 STrACk dr. MYErSTOWN, PA 17067

TUES., jULY 19, 2022 @ 5 PMSELLING NO rESErVE!!!

Single-family 1 story manufactured home offers 4 bedrooms, 11⁄2 baths with 1,396 sq. ft. of living space on a quiet 1.41-acre wooded lot adjacent to farmland. Oil heat, fireplace, well water. Basement half finished with 1,252 sq. ft.

Attached 2 car garage, two outbuildings on property measure 25’ x 20’ and 10’ x 14’.Inside pictures and showings available after July 1st.Taxes: Lebanon County $553.51; North Lebanon Township $285.82; CSDL School District $2,288.01; Total $3,127.34.Terms of Auction: 10% Buyers premium added to hammer price, 10% of total sale paid day of sale and full settlement within 45 days. Purchaser to pay both transfer taxes of 2% and deed preparation fees.Attorney: Kenneth Sandoe 717.866.5737Conditions of Sale: Estate of Nancy B. Latshaw, Tia Harris, ExecutrixTo schedule an appointment to view the property please call 717.272.7078.

View photos, full listing, terms and conditions, go to www.kleinfelters.com or auction zip.com ID #2544

License #AY002382

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ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION

2.5 STORY SEMI-DETACHED HOME IN LEBANON

THURSDAY, JUNE 306:00 PM

143 MIFFLIN STREET, LEBANON, PA 17046REAL ESTATE: Consists Of A 2.5 Story Semi-Detached Home With A Yard • Living Room • Kitchen w/Dining Area • Family Room • Enclosed Rear Porch • 2 Bedrooms • 1 Full Bath • Attic w/Wood Floor • Full Basement • Oil Hot Water Furnace • Some Replacement Windows • Off Street Parking • Composition Shingle Roof • 988 Sq. Ft. Living Space • $1,277.00 Yearly Taxes • Lot Size 15’x91’AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Attention Investors, Check Out This Home And Start Collecting Rent Right Away. This Could Also Be A Good Home For A First Time Home Buyer. The Home Could Use Some New Paint And Flooring, But It Is A Decent Home With Off-Street Parking In The Back.INSPECTION: By Calling Auctioneer For Appointment.TERMS: 10% Down On Day Of Auction, Balance Due In 45 Days At Final Settlement. No Buyer’s Fee.CONDITIONS BY: Martha Marie LengleATTORNEY: Anthony J. Fitzgibbons, Esquire

LIC. #AH001946

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FOR PHOTOS VISIT: www.shirksauctions.com or

www.auctionzip.com AUCTION CONDUCTED BY:

ROY D. SHIRK – PHONE 717-269-0654

LICENSE #AU-003248-L #AH-001946-L

Thurs. July 7th 2022 5pm

www.klinekreidergood.com

Randal V. Kline,Roy E. Good, Jr.,Aaron Z. Nolt,Curvin M. Horning 717-733-1006Lic. #499, 2116, 5064, 3956

Jonathan M. & Katrina F. Nolt

717-821-1272

PUBLIC AUCTION10 ACRE FARMETTE

COUNTRY 2 STY. 4 BDRM. DWL. — 2 CAR GAR. BANK BARN — (2) RUN-IN SHEDS

FENCED PASTUREBETHEL/MT. AETNA AREA

TUESDAY, JULY 12 • 5 P.M.

Country 2 sty. w/1850 SF, eat-in kitchen w/appliances, living rm. w/brick FP, family rm. w/brick FP w/Fisher insert, 4 bdrms. (1st floor bdrm./sewing rm.), 2 full baths, partially finished bsmt. w/laundry/utility rm., heat pump w/oil back up, central AC, large deck, low maintenance exterior, 2 car garage, bank barn 27x29 w/elec., water, full 2nd floor w/10x12 shop, (2) run-in sheds w/auto water post for cattle/horses, greenhouse 10x21 w/elec. & water, 10 ACRES m/l w/lawn, garden, 2 acres w/hi-tensile fenced pasture, macadam drive & parking. Zoned Ag. Owners relocating to a farm & serious to sell. Rural farmette w/great setting.Personal inspection by appointment or open house Sat., June 25, July 2 & 9 from 1 to 4 PM. For brochure or land plotting visit www.klinekreidergood.com. Financing, deposit or bridge loan available to qualified buyer. Call Randal V. Kline 717-733-1006 (Lender NMLS ID #834368)

1050 Airport Rd., Bethel. Rt. 501 N. of Myerstown thru Mt. Aetna & Bethel. Cross over Rt. 78/22. Left Airport Rd. Property on left.

LIC. #AH001946


PUBLIC AUCTION

RANCH HOME IN SOUTH LEBANON TOWNSHIP

THURS., JULY 28 AT 6:00 PM1920 LEINBAUGH AVENUE, LEBANON, PA 17042SOUTH LEBANON TWP, CORNWALL-LEBANON

SCHOOL DISTRICTREAL ESTATE: Consists Of A One-Story Ranch Home In Avon Heights • Living Room • Dining Room • Kitchen • 2 Bedrooms • Remodeled Bathroom • Laundry Area • Full Concrete Basement • 1 Car Integral Garage • Replacement Windows • Public Water • On-Site Septic • Oil Hot Water Furnace • 1,044 Sq. Ft. Living Space • 70’x125’ Lot • $2,075.00 Total Taxes.AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This Home Could Use Some Updating, But It Would Be A Perfect Home For The First Time Home Buyer Or For An Investor Looking For A Good Investment Or Rental Property.OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, July 16 From 12-3 PM, Or By Calling Auctioneer For Appointment. TERMS: 10% Down Day Of Auction. Balance Due In 45 Days At Final Settlement. No Buyer’s Fee.CONDITIONS BY: Patricia A. Swartz And Vicki M. SwartzATTORNEY: Tim Sheffey, Esquire.

FOR PHOTOS VISIT: www.shirksauctions.com or

www.auctionzip.com AUCTION CONDUCTED BY:

ROY D. SHIRK – PHONE 717-269-0654

LICENSE #AU-003248-L #AH-001946-L

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PUBLIC AUCTION25 Acre FArm

certiFied OrgAnic FArm112 CAmPmeeTINg ROAd, JONesTOwN PA 17038UNION TOwNshIP, LeBANON COUNTy, PeNNA.

sATURdAy, JULy 9, 202212:00 NOON

OPeN hOUse sAT., JUNe 11 fROm 11Am TO 3Pm

ReAL esTATe: this 25+ acre Farm is enrolled in clean and green. the annual real estate taxes are only $2183.00. this is a preserved farm with a conservation easement of the Lebanon Valley conservancy, inc. this farm has been certified organic for over 10 years and the paperwork is available from the tenant farmer. the farm has about 600 feet of frontage along the Swatara creek and 900 feet of road frontage along campmeeting road. this farm has a beautiful updated 2½ Story Farmhouse with over 2200 sq. ft. of living space, attached 2 car garage, large country kitchen. Open floor plan with the kitchen, dining room and living room, lots of windows with views of the farmland. the first floor has a master bedroom suite with full bath and walk-in closet. there is also a second bath on the first floor and separate laundry room. the second floor has 3 rooms and bath. Unfinished attic and full cement basement with outside exit. Patio and deck on the South side of the home. Oil hot water furnace, System 2000, extra hot water tank, central air conditioning, 200 amp electric, drilled well, on site septic. Other buildings include a 36x46 two story barn with attractive painted steel siding and roofing. nice macadam driveway.TeRms: 10% down on day of auction, balance due in August 24, 2022.BrOKer PArticiPAtiOn inVited.directions: One-fourth mile south of Jonestown on rt. 72 at the Kreamer-Lum Funeral home, travel west on campmeeting road for .5 miles. Farm on left.OwNeRs: ronald Lee Snyder and debra Ann SnyderATTORNey: John Zimmerman, esq. Zimmerman Law Office

fOR COLOR PhOTOs VIsIT OUR weBsITe: www.nelsonebersole.com

AUCTION CONdUCTed By NeLsON L. eBeRsOLe

LICENSE#AU-001307-L•PHONE717-269-0608

PUBLIC AUCTION

12.95 ACRES WITH HOME AND A 30’x60’ SHOP

SATURDAY, JULY 30 AT 12 NOON

9 AM – PERSONAL PROPERTY1670 HEILMANDALE ROAD

LEBANON, PA 17046, NORTH LEBANON TWP, CORNWALL-LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT

REAL ESTATE: Consists of a one and a half story home and large shop • Living room • Eat-In Kitchen • Bedroom on 1st floor • 1 Full Bath • 2 Bedrooms on 2nd floor • Full Concrete Basement • Oil Hot Water Furnace (new 2012) • Central Air on 1st floor • Composition Shingle Roof • Vinyl Siding • Drilled Well • Public Sewer • 936 sq. ft. living space • 30’x60’ Pole Barn • 24’x24’ shop • 12.95 Acres • $2,567.00 Total Taxes • Presently in Clean & GreenAUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Come check it out! This property boasts two shops, one with a concrete floor and 2nd floor loft for storage. You can watch the deer from your back yard, enjoy the 4 wheeler trails, and much more on this unique property. Mr. Edris was in the commercial painting business and everything has been well taken care of. Also, at 9 am we will be selling his personal property, including his painting equipment. Watch future ads for a listing of personal property.ATTORNEY: John Zimmerman, EsquireTERMS: 10% down day of auction, balance due in 45 days at final settlement. No buyer’s fee!CONDITIONS BY: Gerald J. Edris EstateOPEN HOUSE: Saturday, July 16 from 12-3 pm, or by calling auctioneer for an appointment.

LIC. #AH001946


FOR PHOTOS VISIT: www.shirksauctions.com or www.auctionzip.com #4656

AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: ROY D. SHIRK –

PHONE 717-269-0654 LICENSE #AU-003248-L

#AH-001946-L


Central PAs Oldest and Largest Family Owned Auction HouseONLINE AUCTION: Thursday’s 1PM | PREVIEW: Wednesday’s 1PM- 5PM

717-272-7078 | 492 E. Lincoln Ave | Myerstown, PA 17067Please visit our website for full auction listing and photos: www.Kleinfelters.com

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HIGHLIGHTS JUNE 23, 2022LOT 940- 2009 Mitsubishi Galant- $2,260*LOT 3- Fleer Michael Jordan Card- $734.50*LOT 649- 14kt White Gold & Diamond Ring- $565.00*HIGHLIGHTS GUN SALE- JUNE 25, 2022LOT 2028- Winchester Model 1873 Cal. 32 WCF Rifle- $2,486*LOT 2023- Remington Model 3200 12 GA Shotgun- $1,921*LOT 2031- Winchester Model 1873 38 WCF Rifle- $1,582**Includes 13% Buyer’s Premium

JUNE 30, 2022 @ 1PMNice Large Selection Of US Gold & Silver Coins, 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit Cabriolet, Cub Cadet XT1 LT 46” Riding Mower, Early Pez Dispensers, America The Beautiful 10- 1 Oz. Troy Fine Silver, 1913 Gold Indian Head W/Bezel, Highly Detailed Disney World Railroad Station, Husqvarna Chainsaw, Rare Mt. Gretna Fireman’s Hat, The Apache Print By Remington, Huge Copper Butcher Caldron W/ Lid, Disney Monorail S&P Mickey Mouse Musical, Sansui SP-3000 Stereo Speakers, 4 Plastic Disney Banks, Pair Of Primitive Barrels & Bottle, Tin Coffee Advertising Beer & Coasters, Fenton Glass Vase, Primitive Wooden Carpentry Tool Caddy, Early Wrought Iron Sleigh, Small Early Tombstone, NHL Player Trading Cards In Binder, Hooiser Canisters & Spice Jars And MUCH MORE!Full Catalog/Bid: www.kleinfelters.hibid.com Low Rate of 13% Buyer’s Premium Applies To All Online Auctions!!PICK UP HOURS WEEKLY SALE: Fri 10-5PM, Mon 8:30-5PM (Closed 12-1PM Lunch)By Appointment Via Our Online Scheduler: www.kleinfelters.com/schedule

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3 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES IN LEBANON CO

PUBLIC AUCTIONSAT., jULY 23, 2022 10AM, 12 PM & 1 PM

Open House (All Locations) Sat, july 16, 1-3 PM

Row Home at 141 & 143 W. Main St; Annville, PA 17003Auction Time 10 AM (Preview 9 AM)

141 W. Main St Features an Outstanding 960 SF 3 BR 1.5 Bath Home w/ Spacious Eat-In Kitchen Open to Living Rm; Attic; Basement; Nice Back Yard w/ Off-Street Parking & 8x10 Storage Shed. Oil Hot Air Heat, Gas Hot Water Heater. 143 W. Main St Features 960 SF of Living Space w/ Kitchen/Dining Rm, Living Rm, Laundry, 2 BR, 1½ Baths, Basement, Attic, Rear Yard, Off-Street Parking, Gas Hot Water Heat & Gas Hot Water. Public Water/Sewer, Annville/Cleona Schools, Annville Twp. TAXES: Total Annual $3,512.00. NOTE: This property is fully occupied w/ tenants paying all utilities. Leases are month to month. Current rents are $1,100 for each side. Low-maintenance exterior property w/ income potential in a great location!

End Row Home at 419 N. 6th St; Lebanon, PA 17042Auction Time 12 Noon (Preview 11 AM)

1,212 SF Row Home w/ 3 BR, 1½ Baths, Living Rm & Eat-In Kitchen, Nice Back Yard w/ Alley Access & Off-Street Parking, Oil Heat, Public Water/Sewer. TAXES: Total Annual $1,681.00. NOTE: This property was rented for $1,250/mo. Sells vacant, ready for 1st time home buyer, fix & flip or to renovate for new tenant.

2 Unit at 1112 Cumberland St; Lebanon, PA 17042Auction Time 1 PM (Preview 12 PM)

1,736 SF 2-Unit on a Corner w/ On-Street Parking & Nice Backyard. 1st Floor Unit is a 2 BR, 1 Bath w/ Lg. Kitchen, Enclosed Porch & Basement. 2nd Floor has Lg Eat-In Kitchen w/ Enclosed Balcony, Living Rm, 1 BR & Attic. TAXES: Total Annual $1,748.00. 2nd Floor Tenant Pays Electric, Landlord Pays Gas Heat Water & Sewer & 1st Floor Tenants Electric. First floor is vacant W/ a suggested rent of $1,250. Second floor is leased month to month for $1,150.

TERMS: 10% Down, Balance in 45 Days.SEE MORE INFO & PHOTOS: www.heiseyauctions.com

AUCTION FOR: Harold E. Dice Attorney: George Christianson 717-273-1651

2½ STY HOUSE & DETACHED GARAGE ON .36 +/- AC LOT

PUBLIC AUCTIONWED., JULY 13, AT 6 PM

531 Kutztown Rd.; Myerstown, PA 17067 From US-422 in Myerstown take PA-645/N Locust St 1.5 Mi to Property on Left. 1,212 SF 2½ Sty 3 BR 1 Bath House on .36 +/- AC Lot Featuring Lg Eat-In Kitchen, Family Rm, Unfinished Basement, Oil Hot Water Heat. Oversized 20x20 Detached 1 Car Garage w/ Storage & Workshop; Macadam Drive & Parking Area. Onsite Well/Septic; ELCO S.D.; Jackson Twp;

Lebanon Co. OPEN HOUSE: Sat, June 25 & July 2, 1-3 PM or by appointment. For appoint. to see or help to obtain bank financing call Joel at 717-383-5606. NOTE: Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase an affordable property that has a nice country setting w/ convenient access to local towns & routes. Replacement windows throughout & some updated flooring. A great investment or starter property.TERMS: 10% Down; Balance in 45 Days.

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AUCTION FOR:Galen & Rosalie Hoover

Attorney: Anthony Fitzgibbons (717) 279-8313

B ACHMANHARRY H.

AU-000033-L AUCTIONEER

2051 HORSESHOE PIKEANNVILLE, PA 17003-8850

(717) 867-1809

www.bachmanauctioneer.com Email: [email protected]

Auction for:Samuel Reed

SATURDAYJULY 9, 2022

8:00 A.MRescheduled Auction

JET METAL LATHE MECAHNICS & WOODWORKING TOOLS

HARDWARE BOX LOTS POWER TOOLS PERSONAL PROPERTY

LOCATION: 215 East Market Street, Campbelltown, Lebanon Co., PA From Rt. 322 in Campbelltown – north on N. Forge Rd. at Mt. Gretna Brewery – left on E. Market Street.

JET model BDB-1340A belt drive bench lathe – 220/1 ph. – 12” throat – 4’ bed - selling with 2 pc. tool cabinet full of attachments & accessories. Sells at 1:00.

130 amp. arc/tig welder w/tank; Central Machine 13” floor model drill press; builders table saw; Power King 4” jointer; Rockwell scroll saw (new); 1000 watt generator; 1800 psi pressure washer; Tornado electric long handle chain saw; Honda 6.5 hp self propelled mower; Craftsman 5/22 snow blower; Worx leaf blower; new Senix gas string trimmer; L&G tools; digging iron; small air compressor; air tank; Ridgid pipe dies set; bullet jacks; hyd. floor jack; asst. hand tools; machinists vise; micrometers; calipers; gauges; levels; 400+ glass jars of hardware (sold in groups); bolt bins w/bolts; lots of box lots and many other hard to find unlisted items. Very partial listing. The 2 bay garage is full.

This is a very partial listing of items from the shop of a 95 year old master machinist.PREVIEW: 7:00 auction morning. TERMS: cash/check/credit card (3% service fee); AUCTION ORDER: box lots, small items and tools. 1:00 lathe and large items – balance of small items. Food: Faire Food. Porta John. Announcements auction day take precedence over any previous printed or oral information. Pictures and more information at bachmanauctioneer.com

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Public AuctionListings

06-30-22. Real estate. Sale forLengle. 143 Mifflin Street,Lebanon, PA 17042. Roy Shirk,Auctioneer.

06-30-22: Real Estate sale for:Stamm, 156 Lickdale Rd., Jon-estown, PA. Harry Bachman,Auctioneer.

07-09-22. Tools, mechanic andwoodworking tools, tool cabinet,snowblower, lathe, personalproperty. Sale for Reed. 215 E.Market Street, Campbelltown,PA. Harry Bachman, Auctioneer.

07-09-22: Real Estate sale for:Ronald and Debra Ann Snyder,112 Campmeeting Rd., Jon-estown, PA. Nelson Ebersole,Auctioneer.

07-12-22. Real estate. Sale forJonathan and Katrina Nolt. 1050Airport Road, Bethel, PA. Kline,Kreider and Good, Auctioneer.

07-13-22: Farm Equipment, Auto-motive, Miscellaneous, Fork Lifts,Furnace. Sale for: Bob High, 254N. Lincoln Ave., Lebanon. Longe-necker Auctioneer.

07-14-22. Real estate. Sale forMiriam High. 47 N. RamonaRoad, Myerstown, PA. Les Lon-genecker, Auctioneer.

07-23-22. Guns. Sale for guns.Online. Roy Shirk, Auctioneer.

07-23-22. Real estate. Sale forKeller. 22 E. Cumberland Street,Lebanon, PA 17042. Roy Shirk,Auctioneer.

07-23-22: Real Estate sale for:Harold E. Dice, 419 N. 6th St.,Lebanon. Joel Heisey, Auction-eer.

07-23-22: Real Estate sale for:Harold E. Dice, 141 and 143 W.Main St., Annville. Joel Heisey,Auctioneer.

07-23-22: Real Estate sale for:Harold E. Dice, 2 units at 1112Cumberland St., Lebanon. JoelHeisey, Auctioneer.

07-26-22: Real Estate sale for:Janet M. Sherinski, 124 DistilleryRd., Newmanstown, PA. 17043.T. Glenn Horst, Auctioneer.

07-30-22. Real estate. Sale forJoseph Lauck Family Trust. 309-315 N. Chestnut Street, Palmyra,PA 17078. Nelson Ebersole,Auctioneer.

08-04-22: Real Estate sale for:Dwight and Rosa Kauffman,2051 Camp Swatara Rd., Myer-stown, PA. Kline, Kreider andGood, Auctioneer.

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The negative effects of isolation is something the vast majority of the world can now relate to. The COVID-19 pandemic forced people from all walks of life and from every corner of the globe to spend less time with friends, family mem-bers, neighbors, and other acquaintances. As the world cut back on in-person inter-actions to curb the spread of the virus, billions of people recognized just how difficult feelings of isolation can be.

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a problem many seniors know all too well. A report from the National Acade-mies of Sciences, Engineer-ing, and Medicine indicates that roughly 25 percent of adults aged 65 and older are considered to be so-cially isolated. That’s both sad and unhealthy, as the National Institute on Aging notes that research has linked social isolation and loneliness to problems such as high blood pressure, heart disease, anxiety, depression, and Alzheimer’s disease.

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