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The Upper MountBethel Township(UMBT) EconomicDevelopment Commit-tee is holding its Holi-day Passport promotionfrom November 26ththrough December 18th.The Holiday Passport

is designed to encour-

age shoppers to shoplocally and supportUMBT businesses.In cooperation with

local tree farms, whenshoppers buy a tree,they will be given acomplimentary Passportand Map.Shoppers must make a

purchase at two partici- pating businesses listedon the Passport (doesnot include the tree

purchase) to qualify fora raffle and a chance towin a Cash Grand Prize,2nd Prize, or 3rd Prize.

To enter, shoppersmust fill in the raffleform on the back of the

passport and drop theentire passport into araffle box, which will belocated at all participat-ing businesses.Shoppers have until

close of the businessday on Sunday, Decem-

ber 18th to enter theraffle (that time willvary based on the

business' hours).The drawing will be

held on January 15thand entrants do not have

to be present to win.The winners will be

contacted by phoneand/or email and thewinners will be listed onthe UMBT websiteuppermtbethel.org.Mount Bethel Fire Hall

activities will include:Winter Gun Show -Sunday, December 4th,from 9am to 3pm,Christmas Tree Light-ing Ceremony Spon-sored by Mount BethelChurch - Sunday,December 11th, at5pm.Upper Mount Bethel

Township wants to

thank Beck's ChristmasTree Farm, Deer RunTree Farm, OrchardRoad Christmas TreeFarm, and PalmerChristmas Tree Farmfor their support and

participation!The promotion is

sponsored by: AppleBlossom Village,DeGenaro Design,Baarda Farms &Denise's Design, BlueRoof Car Wash, BonosPizza, Chelsea Sun Inn,Country Springs Farm,Inc, David Due

Construction, Inc.,DeGenaro Design,Expressions Thru Glass,Jim's Take Out II, Mt.Bethel Diner, PA Bageland Deli, Marine Nutri-ceutical, Sleepy HollowAntiques, StonehengeWinery and Vineyard,TKs Bar and Grill,Thomas Greenhouse,Teresas Cucina, TheOverlook, TrolleyShops Restaurant,Valley View Restaurant,and Windsong Photog-raphy.For more information,

call 570-897-6127 or570-897-0262.

The Bangor GFWC ispleased to announce thatthey have namedVincent Graziano,Bangor Area HighSchool sophomore to betheir 2012 HOBY recipi-ent.

Vincent is the son of Nicholas and JanetGraziano.His favorite subject is

American History andhis role model isThomas Jefferson.He hopes to attend a

four year college toobtain a BA with a majorin history and become ahistory teacher.Vincent's spare time

includes reading, spend-ing time with family,

playing video games,and going to the shoot-ing range.

Vincent will attend the

week long HOBY (Hugh

O'Brian Youth Leader-

ship Program) in Phila-

delphia this spring.

The purpose is to teachyouth how to think, notwhat to think.Over 4000 committed

HOBY volunteers planand execute the

programs each year,serving both at the local

HOBY affiliate leve andon HOBY's Board ofTrustees.Due to these efforts and

contributions of gener-ous donors, nearly 9000students participate inHOBY programs annu-ally.Bangor GFWC is

proud to sponsorVincent at this year'sannual program.For more information

about the Hugh OBrianYouth leadershipProgram, please visit thewebsite at

www.hoby.org.


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AVH VeterinaryGroup is presenting aWorkshop for puppyParents on December4th, 1pm to 3pm, attheir location, 1027

Blue Valley Drive, PenArgyl. The workshop isfree, but seating islimited to 20. Please callto register at 610-863-7111.

The Bangor Elks, 160Broadway, Bangor, will

be holding a BasketBingo on December3rd. The kitchen willopen at 6pm, and bingowill be held from 7pmto 10pm. Proceeds from

the event will go towardgift baskets for overseas

troops.We love hearing fromyou! Send your birth-

days, anniversaries, andother tidbits of informa-

tion to us at:The PRESS1 Broadway,

Bangor, PA [email protected]

Here is a list of the

new items added to thecollection of the BangorPublic Library duringthe week November 10through 16, 2011.Adult fiction: Cussler,

Clive, Devils gat;eDuncan, Patrick, A

private war; Grafton,Sue , V is forvengeance; Patterson,James, Kill Alex Cross;Roberts, Nora, The lawof love; Yapalater,Karin, An hour to kill.Large Print fiction:

Gunn, Robin, FindingFather Christmas.

Adult non-fiction:Amazingly simple starquilts; Balsai, Michael,General care & mainte-nance of popular moni-

tors; Case, Russ,

Lizards; Coile, D. Caro-line, Jack Russell terrierhandbook; DeVosjoli,Philippe, Horned frogs

plus Budgetts frogs;DeVosjoli, Philippe,The lizard keepershandbook; Keaton,Diane, Then again;Philbin, Regis, How Igot this way; Russo,Vincent, Boas in captiv-ity; Vriends, Matthew,Gouldian finches.Junior fiction: Zipzer,

Hank, Holy enchilada!;Zipzer, Hank, I got aD in salami.

Easy fiction: Birney,Betty, Walt Disneys Iam Winnie the Pooh;Disney, Walt, DisneysBeauty & the beast.


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Lucy Flinn, State FarmInsurance, Wind Gap, isholding her 3rd AnnualHoliday Open House,Saturday, December3rd.The celebration will

take place at her office,106 S. Broadway, WindGap from 2pm to 5pm.The public is invited.There will be singing

by the Straw HatSociety and otherfriends.

Santa will arrive at4pm. The celebration isto thank everyone fortheir support during herthird year in business aswell as to celebrate theholiday season.

Everyone isencouraged to bring afriend. Additional

parking is at theBorough police lot onMechanic Street,directly behind Lucysoffice.

Lucy Flinn Hosts 3rd AnnualHoliday Open House

Pen Argyl To Hold Holiday CelebrationOn Friday, December

2nd at 6:30pm, PenArgyl Borough will hosta very special evening atthe Weona Park Com-munity Center. MayorSabatine, BoroughCouncil and the PenArgyl Outreach Com-mittee invite the familiesof Pen Argyl to attendPen Argyls HolidayCelebration at the Com-munity Center located inWeona Park. Joinfriends, family andneighbors for a joyousholiday celebration.To get the Slate Belt in

the holiday spirit therewill be some veryspecial magic by ChrisRuggiero! And ofcourse, Santa Claus will

be making a special trip

to Pen Argyl to visit thegood children of theBorough.Santa will be giving

small gifts to all theyoung children in atten-dance.There will be free

drinks and snacks. Thegoodies, drinks and giftsare being donated bylocal businesses and PenArgyl Borough Council.In case of inclement

weather, the event willbe held Sunday, Decem-ber 4th at 1pm.

For more information,contact the Pen ArgylBorough Manager,610-863-1822.


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Shown in photo, left to right: Sandee Kennedy, Vice President and Market Manager at Mer-chants Bank; James L. Sampson, Jr., Senior Vice President of Lending at Merchants Bank;Anita Paukovits, Executive Vice President of The Childrens Home of Easton; Gregg Dowty,Executive Director of The Childrens Home of Easton.

Merchants Bank Makes $6,000 Donation To TheChildrens Home of Easton

Merchants Bankrecently presented acheck in the amount of$6,000 to the ChildrensHome of Easton.The contribution was

the first installment of atwo-year pledge made

by the Bank.Established in 1885

and located in Easton,The Childrens Home is

a non-profit organiza-tion that provides

programs and housingfor children in need.Their services include

education, counseling,and recreation. Estab-lished in 1890,Merchants Bank is stilla locally owned com-munity bank, and theDirectors of the Banktake pride in offeringfinancial support tovaluable area institu-tions such as TheChildrens Home.For well over a

century The Childrens

Home of Easton has been providing newfoundations for needychildren to build theirlives upon, said JamesL. Sampson, Jr., SeniorVice President of Lend-ing at Merchants Bank.We greatly appreciate

the generous supportfrom Merchants Bank tohelp our studentsdiscover their self-

worth and reach theirfull potential, statedGregg Dowty, Execu-tive Director of TheChildrens Home ofEaston.


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Faith United Honors Pastor

for 18 Years of ServiceFaith Uniteds Session

members surprisedPastor Ruth Ann Chris-topher with a Certifi-cate of Service plaqueat a recent service.Session members

surprised Pastor Chris-

topher with a ServiceAward commemoratingher 18 years of service.Pastor Ruth Ann Chris-topher was honored andgiven recognition forher 18 years of Ministryin the Slate Belt.Pastor Christopher

said, I feel blessed tohave been able to

continue my Ministrywith all the new mem-

bers of Faith United thathave joined us.Faith Uniteds Session

Members commendedPastor Christopher withhaving 238 new mem-

bers join during herMinistry.Congressman Charles

Dent sent a Proclama-tion congratulatingPastor Ruth Ann Chris-topher on her milestoneachievement.For more information,

please visit the churchswebsite at faithupc.net.

Christmas Cookies Sale atChrist Lutheran Church

A sale of assortedhomemade Christmas

cookies will be held atChrist EvangelicalLutheran Church, 703 S.

Delaware Dr. (Route611), Mt. Bethel (StoneChurch) on Wednesday,December 7th.Cookies can be picked

up between 11am and1pm.The cost is $8.50 per

pound for assortedvarieties only.Although it is not abso-

lutely necessary to placean advance order it ishelpful for our bakingestimates.To place your order or

for additional informa-tion call Blanche at

570-897-6612.

The East BangorUnited Methodist Com-munity Church, Rt. 512,

East Bangor, welcomesyou to a spaghetti dinneron Sunday, December4th, from 4 - 6 p.m.

For reservations, please call the SlaterFamily Network at

610-599-7019.The Slate Belt Band

will provide entertain-ment.

East Bangor UMCSpaghetti Dinner Planned

A Carol & CandlelightConcert performed bystudents from NyackCollege School ofMusic will be hosted byMount Eaton Church inSaylorsburg, on Friday,December 2 at 7pm.

Nyacks English Hand- bell Choir, WomensChorale, and Brass

Ensemble will befeatured. There is nocharge for admission,

but a freewill offeringwill be taken.The Mount Eaton

Choir will present a

selection from theChristmas arrangementWhen Love CameDown on December 10at 6:30pm and Decem-

ber 11 at 10:30am atMount Eaton Church.There is no cost.Christmas Eve Candle-

light Services will beheld at Mount Eaton

Church on December24 at 5pm, 7pm, and11pm. Christmas Wor-ship will be held onDecember 25 at 8am; allare welcome! Visitmounteatonchurch.org.

Mount Eaton Church Events


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The monthly meetingof the Wind Gap FireCo. Auxiliary was heldrecently.The 2012 Lottery

Calendars are on sale intime to buy asChristmas gifts. CallTiffany at863-654-4515, or askany member of theAuxiliary.Reservations are being

taken for the Breakfastwith Santa, December3, 8am until noon.Children two and underare free; ages three tonine years $8.00; tenyears old and up $10.00.Included is a breakfast

buffet, craft and picturewith Santa. The buffetconsists of pancakes,ham, eggs, home friesand juice. Reservations

are required. CallTiffany at 654-4515 or

Erika at 863-0707.Reservations will also be taken for Santa tovisit yourhouse/children via thefire truck for a donationof $20.00.Plans for the Super

Bowl Sunday Bingo aremoving along. TheAuxiliary plans tofeature Longaberger,Pampered Chef, LiaSophia and VeraBradley purses. Watchfor more information inThe PRESS or call Jeanat 610-759-3739.

The Auxiliary hasBingo every Friday at6:45 to help support theFire Company. Newmembers are alwayswelcome.

Wind Gap Fire CompanyAuxiliary Meeting Held

The North BangorVolunteer Fire Com-

pany will be holdingtheir monthly All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast onSunday, December 4th,

from 7am to noon. Thecost is $7 for adults, and

$3 for children.Santa will be there for

photos! The cost for photos with Santa is$10.The firehouse is

located at 301 LakeMinsi Drive, Bangor.

North Bangor Fire Co.

Breakfast with Santa

Klecknersville Ran-

gers Volunteer FireCompany is having aFlea Market December4th from 8am to 2pm.The Flea Market is heldon the first Sunday ofevery month.For more information,

call Katie at484-860-0951. Vendorsare invited. Kitchen isopen serving meals.Ample parking isavailable. Tables areavailable. Forreservations call

between 6pm and 9pm.

Klecknersville

Rangers

Flea MarketThe Second Ward Fire

Company and theLadies Auxiliary willhold their annualChristmas Party forSecond Ward childrenon Saturday, December10, 1pm at the SecondWard Firehouse, 517

Northampton St.,Bangor.All children up to and

including age twelve areinvited, includingchildren andgrandchildren of thefiremen and Auxiliarymembers.

Please call

610-588-2700 byTuesday, December 6,with age and to say if itis a boy or girl.The Ladies Auxiliary

of Second Ward FireCompany will have a

pastie sale on

Wednesday, December

7.To order, call610-588-2700 byFriday, December 2.Pasties can be picked upat the Second Ward FireCompany between noonand 1:30pm.

Second Ward Fire Co. Christmas Party

Planned for December 10th


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The September Barn located on the CommunityPark property of Upper Mount Bethel Townshipsustained much damage from Hurricane Irene inAugust of this year.The surprise October snowstorm also put stress on

the barns structure. Thus far, insurance coveragehas made it possible to cable together the sides of

the building.After replacing broken floor beams, cross beams

and framing, restoring the damaged siding is apriority to stabilize the barn for the upcomingwinter months.The Barn Committees goal is to have the barn

rehabilitated and looking good when the park fieldsare able to be opened to the public, hopefully nextyear. To this end the Barn Committee has created aSeptember Barn Holiday Wish List to cover someof its most urgent needs. Any of the items on thislist will assist the Barn Committee in preserving theSeptember Barn for generations to come.September Barn Holiday Wish List:1. Gallons of white foundation paint*2. Gallons of stain*3. Old barn siding (salvageable Dutch lap or

clapboard)4. Old (vintage) hinges or hardware5. Salvageable barn beams, flooring, wood pieces,

etc.The Barn Committee also welcomes anyone

willing to lend a hand with ongoing work andprojects.

We are working on rebuilding the four largesliding doors and their tracks. To volunteer pleasecontact Laraine Brands at 570-897-5659.If you prefer, you may make a monetary donation.

Any checks should be made out to Upper MountBethel Community Park Foundation and specifiedas For September Barn.Checks may be dropped off at the Mount Bethel

Township building. The Upper Mount BethelCommunity Park Foundation is a 501(c)(3) corpora-tion. Donations to the foundation are deductiblefrom federal income taxes to the full extent of thelaw.The Barn Committee would like to keep the paint

and stain colors uniform.You may make a monetary donation or call Lara-

ine for the colors/type and brand needed since somework on these projects have been completed but notfinished due to lack of materials.

The Borough ofPortland has scheduledtheir annual HolidayTree Lighting forDecember 3rd, at 7pm.The borough is proud

to announce they aredecorating the evergreen

tree originally planted by the garden clubdecades ago.It is Borough Councils

pleasure to reestablishthis honored tradition.The tree is located on alot in the center of town.The lot is owned by

Donna Zalapa.A special thank you to

Donna for allowing the borough to use the lotand tree as the focal

point of their holidaycelebration.Hot Chocolate and

snacks will be servedafter singing HolidayCarols. Without the helpof all the volunteers, wewould not have beenable to get this huge treedecorated. Thankseveryone!

Portland Announces TreeLighting Celebration

Greg Woerner, Grade 12,Accepted for Military

CampGreg Woerner, Pen

Argyl High School

student, attended a campat West Point during thesummer of 2011.Woerner claims Thisexperience is one of thegreatest accomplish-ments that I have had inmy life and the onlything that would top itoff is if I got accepted

into the Military Acad-emy.

Woerner witnessed aversion of cadet basictraining, and sat in onthree classes at WestPoint. The cadets weretaught basic militarymarching, took part of

physical training everymorning, and got to tryout different riffles.Woerner wishes to jointhe Long Gray Line and

become an officer in theUnited States Army.Since freshman year,

he has been a member ofthe National HonorSociety. This achieve-

ment is granted for thosewith a GPA of 95 orabove. He is a memberof the senior classstudent government.Woerner enjoys playingsoccer and participateson the track team.


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Grandparents, Grandkids Benefit From Better Hearing(NewsUSA) - Grand-parents and grandchil-dren have much to learnfrom one another, andsuch valuable relation-ships should be culti-

ated.Oxford University

research has shown that'involved' grandparentscontribute significantlyto better-adjusted grand-children.The research suggests

that children find uniqueacceptance in their

relationships withgrandparents, whichbenefits them emotion-ally and mentally. Thegrandparental bond isbuilt on communication.In fact, most childrenstudied did not identifydistance as an importantfactor if communication

as strong.Unfortunately, hearing

loss is the number-onechallenge to communi-cation. According to the

ational Institute onDeafness and Other

Communication Disor-ders (NIDCD), age andhearing loss are stronglyrelated -- 30 percent ofseniors from 65 to 74

ears old suffer from ahearing disability.For adults 75 years of

age or older, hearingloss jumps to 47 percent."It doesn't take a PhD

for my patients to under-stand the many costs ofhearing loss," says SreekCherukuri, MD, a certi-fied ear, nose and throatphysician based in

Chicago, Ill.Beyond emotional

well-being, even some-thing simple like takingthe grandkids to the poolcan turn dangerous ifgrandma can't hearpossible cries for help.

Driving puts thechildren at risk if thegrandparents cannothear oncoming traffic orcar horns.The NIDCD reports

that only one out ofevery five people who

needs a hearing aidactually wears one. Thisis largely due to theextravagant cost of mosthearing aids."I found that I saw too

many patients with hear-ing loss going home

without a solution because they couldn'tafford hearing aidprices," says Dr. Cheru-kuri.Cherukuri's response

was to develop inexpen-sive but effective hear-ing aids."With today's technol-

ogy, a quality hearingaid shouldn't cost morethan a digital camera oriPod," Cherukuri says.MDHearingAid, found

at www.mdhearingaid.com, isn't just areliable source foraffordable hearing aids,it's also a good source

for expert consumer

information."You should see a

physician and get thebest hearing aid you canafford. We offer an

excellent choice for

those who cannot afforda custom hearing aid."Seniors should enjoy the benefits of their ripeage.


10/24

The Pen Argyl LookoutFire Co. #1 and the PenArgyl Salvation Armyhave once again teamedup for their annual fooddrive.This year's drive will

be held on Monday,December 12th.The Fire Company is

asking that all cannedgoods and non-

perishable foods be placed on your front porch with your porchlight on, no later then6:45pm.Members of the Fire

Company will be pickup the donations begin-

ning at 7pm.You may also drop off

can goods at the FireHall, 44 W. Bell Ave, nolater then 6:45pm. theday of the event. If noone is at the Fire Hall

please leave itemsoutside the entrancedoor.For more information

visit lookoutfireco.comor call Buddha at 484-695-2610.

Lookout Fire Co. and Salvation Army

Plans Annual Canned Food Drive


11/24

Lucille Gruppo,creator of JosephinesFamily dolls has onceagain been chosen to

participate as one ofmore than 100 of thenations finest artisansto be featured at Christ-

kindlmarkt Bethlehem.Gruppos handmade,one-of-a-kind clothdolls have been featuredin Soft Dolls andAnimals, an interna-tional magazine andnumerous newspaperarticles.In addition to her

Raggedy Ann, OrphanTrain Riders, and BabyBunting Dolls, new thisyear are Little RedRiding Hood, Topsy-Turvy, beautiful hand-made Christmas Orna-ments, and more.

The event opened theweek before Thanksgiv-ing and in addition tothe fine artisans,celebrates live holidaymusic, glassblowingdemonstrations, de-licious food and jolly,old St. Nicholas. New for 2011 areMake Your Own GlassArt sessions at theglassblowing tent.Chris tkindlmarkts

holiday marketplacewill take place at theirnew location, PNCPlaza on the Steel

Stacks campus, 645East First Street, Beth-

lehem, PA. Free Park-ing!The market is open

December 1st through

4th, 8th through 11th,and 15th through 18th.The hours are Thursdaythrough Saturday, 11am

to 8pm, and Sunday11am to 6pm. Gruppowill exhibit her dollsDecember 1st through4th and 8th through 11thonly. For more infor-mation and directions,visit artsquest.org or

call 610-332-1300.

Josephines Family Dolls To Be Displayedat Christkindlemarkt


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Time-saving Tips To Help You Enjoy The Holidays(NAPSI)As the

holidays get closer, itcan be easy to feel likethere is too much to doand too little time.Fortunately, there is noneed to panic.

The good news is thatthere are plenty of waysto make the holidayssimple and stress free,cutting down on chaosand making more timefor what matters most:family and friends. Nowis the best time to utilizeyour Amana brandappliances to make themixing, cooking, prep-

ping and baking easy.Here are some tips:Start with smart plan-

ning. Two weeks beforeguests arrive, look overyour recipes and writeout your menu to makeshopping quick, orga-nized and easy. Stock upthe week prior to themain event and store

produce in your refrig-erator crisper to keep itfresh.Make as much as you

can ahead of time. Aweek before the mainevent, take a closer lookat the menu. What canyou make ahead of time?Prep deli meats andcheeses and make what

you can of your appetiz-ers and even side dishes.Set them on a serving

platter and store in therefrigerator. All youhave to do is unwrap andserve when your guestsarrive.Make good use of your

microwave. With yourside dishes already

prepped, pop them in themicrowave so theyreready to serve inseconds. Reheat asneeded during yourdinner andofcourseuse your micro-wave when feasting onleftovers.Let the freezer be your

friend. Whether yourehosting a big holiday

dinner or bringing a dishto pass, if your scheduleis hecticfear not.Freeze cookies, dessert

bars and breads. Thawthem out and youregood to go. Keep a fewextra batches on hand inthe freezer during the

busy holiday season andnever be left emptyhanded.Clean as you go. Just

like whistling, try clean-ing up while you work.Keep dishes movingfrom the counter to thedishwasher so theyreready when you needthem. Itll keep youfrom facing a mountainof cleanup at the end ofthe night.


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Fitz & Floyd St. Nick Cookie

Jar: ceramic. Circa 2000.Cash or Paypal only. Shippingcost additional. Call 973-383-0565. (1/4)

Twin Bunk Bed: gently used.Wooden posts w/ metal head& footboards. Also avail.: b&wcheckered racecar comforters,shams & mattress covers; redlocker for BR w/ 3 drawers.Call 610-349-2871. (1/4)

For Sale: Elec. Stride Eliptical,10-level resistance--$350.Ladies Riding Coat, leather &seude, exc. cond.--$175. 3sets of Clear Net Lights--$5

ea. 2 Blue Tubal Lights--$5 ea.Girls 20 Bike, brand new,purple & white--$75. All pricesneg. Call 610-588-4542 or724-216-4501. (1/4)

Golds Gym WeightBench/Sit Up Machine: newcondition. $25. Call Ken: 610-216-8849. (1/4)

For Sale: Turntable & PioneerReceiver, 2 Speakers, BrotherTypewriter. Call 484-629-5932. (1/4)

Scranton Lace HolidayTablecloths: new. 100%

Polyester, washable, wrinkle-free. 40 x 40 ecru w/ darkgreen--$15. 60 square, ivory--$15. 20 x 90 oval, pinegreen--$20. Cash or Paypalonly. Call 973-383-0565. (1/4)

Exercise Body Lift: DP IronHorse bike. $15. Call 610-863-4734. (1/4)

Fender Squire 11 Elec.Stratocaster Guiter: nice.$150. Call 610-863-4734. (1/4)

Rifle: Ruger 243 M77. Bolt,var. scope, sling. Shot lessthan 1 box thru it. $500 new(appx. $850 orig.). Call 610-844-5835. (1/4)

Musical Instruments: guitar,clarinet, bugle, trumpet. Call610-863-4734. (1/4)

Woodstove: takes logs up to29 inches. Good condition,$150. call 610-599-6167. (2/4)

33x39 Pecan Wood EdgedMirror: suitable for wall ordresser, $35. Call 610-599-6182. (2/4)

Oreck XL Air Purifier:excellent condition., asking$50. Call 610-588-7782. (2/4)

Grandfather Clock: 6 ft.,excellent working condition,$400. Call 610-759-1373. (2/4)

Boys Clothes: Sizes 8, 10, 12;girls clothes, sizes 4, 5, 6, and7; $1 to $5, brand names,excellent condition. Call 610-759-7295. (2/4)

Girls Clothing: 3 months to 18months; play yard, excersau-cer, bumbo seatr, toys, bargainpriced. Call 610-588-3745. (2/4)

One Slate Quoit Board: $20;Sausage Stuffer, excellentcondition, $150. Call 610-759-5199. (2/4)

Rifle: Ruger 243 M77, bolt, var.scope, sling. Less than one boxshot through it. $500. Call 610-844-5835. (2/4)

Maple DR Set: 6 chairs, 2 dropleaves, table, china cabinet,buffet & mirror, corner cabinet.

$800 OBO. Call after 5pm:610-657-0110. (3/4)

NEW Ladies Sketchers: size9.5 clogs w/ fur trim. %20. Call610-863-4734. (3/4)

For Sale: Maytag Refrigerator--$125. DR Set w/ 4 chairs--$50.Patio Set w/ 6 chairs--$50. GasGrill--$25. Prices neg. Call724-541-5003 or 610-588-4542. (3/4)

For Sale: Mens Woolco HeavyOutdoor Suit. Nice PlasticCarrying Bag--$15. Call 610-863-7050. (3/4)

For Sale: 42 Flat Screen TV, 2yrs. old--$250. 32 TV--$75.Dorm-Size Refrigerator--$50.Call 610-588-6856. (3/4)

Hydraulic Shop Press: 20 ton,66.5 H w/ shop plates. Pick-uponly. $150. Call 610-252-6241.(3/4)

Bar-Size Pool Table: greatshade. You pick up. $500 OBO.Call 570-977-6557. (3/4)

For Sale: Electric Fireplace, 23L x 16 W x 26 H, w/ 2 extrabulbs. RCA AM/FM Stereo,5-disc CD player + extras. Call610-533-5603. (3/4)

Christmas Decor: 6 ChristmasTree & lg. box Christmas balls--$30. 3.5 Wooden Christmas Angel holding elec. candle--$25. Call 610-863-5328. (3/4)

Fireplace Screen: rusticscreen w/ barn stars. $70 OBO.Call 610-588-9059. (3/4)

For Sale: Photography Tripod,aluminum, like new--$25. 2-Drawer Filing Cabinet, brown,clean--$5. Call 570-424-2219.(3/4)

Bookcases: 2-shelf, 30 W x28 H. Exc. cond. $20 ea.Contact: 610-863-4394 [email protected]. (3/4)

For Sale: NEW Grand SlamSupreme Tree Stand: modelGS 2500 MS by Outdoors.$150 firm (orig. $300+). Also,Full-Body Harness still inpackage w/ video of tree stand

safety. Asking $30. Both for$175. Call Ken: 610-216-8849.(3/4)

Karaoke Singing Machine:Plays cds; cd graphics, tv hookup, mic used twice. Asking $65.Call 484-547-8650. (2/4)

Christmas Decor: balls, lights,HH items, wreaths & more.Bargains! Call 610-759-7295.(4/4)

Gun Powder Flask: brass.Very good cond. $275. Call610-588-4584. (4/4)

For Sale: Copper Pots & Pans,lg. Gold-Framed Mirror, Hand-Crocheted Blankets. Call 570-421-1008. (4/4)

Upholstered ComputerChair: $40. Call 610-588-6802.(4/4)

For Sale: Singer SewingMachine w/ table--$15 OBO. 3Metal Candle Stands--$1 ea.OBO. Call 610-599-8753. (4/4)

.5 Cummins Industrial FullSized Drill C-550: all steel,never used, reversible drive,universal air cooled motor. 630rpm, 6.2 amps. Double reduc-tion, straight spur steel gears,multiple thrust ball bearings.Jacobs geared key chuck. $75.Call 610-737-1805. (4/4)

Queen Oak Sleigh Bed: w/Bassett pillow top mattress; 2yrs. old. Both in exc. cond.; onlyused 6x in guest BR. Cashonly; $600 OBO (orig. $1,000).Call between 9am & 6pm: 610-360-5702. (4/4)

Cot Mattress: exc. cond. $25.Call 610-863-7650. (4/4)

Carrier Window AC: 7500BTU. approx. 6 yrs old. Welltaken care of. Programmable.Stored in closet during offseason. $55. Call 610-588-6802. (4/4)

Tiger Collectors Plates: 7piece. Asking $15 ea. or $80 for7. Call John: 610-573-7889.(4/4)

For Sale: Chest of Drawers-

-$35. Matching Dresser w/Mirror--$35. 17 cu. ft. Refrig-erator & Top Freezer, yellow--$100. Cardio Glide Exerciser--$100. Call 610-759-4719. (4/4)

Girls/Womens Ski Pants:navy blue; 1 size 18, 1 med.Exc. cond. $25. Call 610-588-3773. (4/4)

Gas Generator: 3000 KW.Works good. Pull start + set upfor elec. start. $150. Call Bill:610-381-4042. (4/4)

For Sale: Rowe Couch &Chair, nice shape--$350. Vinyl

Hamilton Beach ToasterOven--$10. Small Dog Cage,15x15x22--$45. Call 610-588-0138. (4/4)

For Sale: Girls Clothes, size 3mo. to 18 mo. Baby Toys. Allvery good cond. & reasonablypriced. Call 610-588-3745.(4/4)

For Sale: Roll Top Desk--$50.Desk--$40. Dresser--$30. KidsHutch--$30. Vending Machines--$100 used, $500 new. 2 MetalCabinets--$20. Call 570-992-5210. (4/4)

Furniture: Sofa & Chair, exc.cond.--$100. Full Mattress,exc. cond.--$50. Non-smokinghome. Leave a msg: 610-588-7321 or 610-392-3268. (4/4)

For Sale: JVC DVD Player w/7-disc carousel. Eureka UprightVacuum Cleaner. MagnavoxDigital Converter Box. Call610-863-0901. (4/4)

For Sale: Red Cat ATV, 50CC--$300. New Mini Biki, 97CC--$275. Call 484-347-3711.(1/4)

2001 Fleetwood JamboreeGT Class C 31 Motorhome:slide, V10 E450 Ford Chassis, AC, very good cond. 45k mi.$29,900. Call after 6pm: 610-588-9452. (3/4)

Studded Snow Tires: 2 235/75R/15 on Chevy wheels. $25for pair. Call 610-863-7246.(4/4)

NEW River Rider: 3 personraft by Seylor. Comes w/ oars,2 fishing rod holders, seat &foot pump. Asking $275. Call610-381-7286. (4/4)

8.75 Race Rear B Body: 55W. Strange 35 spline spool &axels. 513 wheel width, backbrakes & ladder brackets.$1,000. Call Bill: 610-381-4042. (4/4)

Arabian Mare: 15.1 hands, 9

yrs old, black w/ white socks,blaze. English Hunter, to 3.6;used for lessons. No vices,current on shots. Kid-safe,2010 Reserve Champ. $1,500neg. Call 610-704-0718. (2/4)

For Sale: hydraulic dumpwagon, 2 hay wagons w/wooden sides, 24 NewHolland smoker elevator. Ingood cond. Call 610-252-4146. (1/4)

Wheel Horse Tractor: needsengine. $90. Call 610-588-2827. (4/4)

For Sale: Farmall H w/Loader--$1550. AC WD w/Loader--$1650. Misc. parts.Call 610-588-7545. (4/4)

2009 Toyota Yaris: low mi., 5

spd, cruise control. Greatcommuter car. $12,400 OBO.Call 610-588-5347 or 57-897-6433. (1/4)

1986 Chevy CorvetteConvertible: only 60k miles,auto, loaded, red, black top andblack leather, mint condition,$10,495 or best offer. Call610-653-7363. (2/4)

2011 VW Tires, Wheels andCOvers: only used 900 miles,original cost, $1,200, asking$750 or best offer. Call 610-588-0615. (2/4)

Tires: 13 inch P175, goodshape, 6 for $90. HondaShadow: 750VT 1983; needssome work, $475. 20 lb.propane tanks, new valve andfull, have extra, $39. Call 484-695-0883. (2/4)

Firebird Aluminum Wheels:w/o tires. Fits 1984-92. 15x7. Asking $100. Call Bill: 610-381-4042. (3/4)

1990 Hi Top Chevy Conver-sion Van: w/ lift. 108k orig. mi.2nd owner. Still have seats &TV. $4,000. Call 610-867-1698.(4/4)

Meyers Plow: on 1989 pick upw/ attachments. $1200. Call570-992-5210. (4/4)

Ford Expedition TrailerHitch: mounts to under body.$70 OBO. Call 610-599-8753.(4/4)

2009 Toyota Yaris: low mi., 5spd, cruise control. $12,400OBO. Call 610-588-5347 or570-897-6433. (4/4)

2006 Chevy Trailblazer Ext.Lt.: fully loaded w/ all power,leather, rear air, sliding sun roof

& 6- disk CD changer. 82k mi.Exc. cond. $15,900 OBO. Callafter 6pm: 610-599-0982. (4/4)

NEW Towing Mirrors: $35 forpair. Call 610-759-4719. (4/4)

Snow Tracker Tires: likenew. P225/60R/16. $95. Call610-588-0138. (4/4)


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Appalachian Music Legend Ralph Stanley To Perform At Historic Blairstown Theatre

Ralph Stanley, the mosttowering figure intraditional Appalachianmusic, will appear in anexclusive area engagementat the Historic BlairstownTheatre on Saturday,December 3, 2011. RalphStanleys voice is not ofthis century. Nor of the

last one, for that matter. Itsstark emotional urgency isrooted in a darker time,when pain was thecommon coin of life andthe world offered sinfulhumanity no hope ofrefuge.Preserved in the cultural

amber of remote Appala-chia, this terse, forlorn

sound is the bedrock ofStanleys inimitable style.But dont mistake anancient voice for ancientways. Stanley tours and performs with the vigorand elan of a rock star. Now 84 years old (as ofFebruary 25, 2011),Stanley has been perform-ing professionally since heand his older brother,

Carter, formed a band intheir native southwesternVirginia in 1946. Betweenthat date and 1966, whenCarter died, the StanleyBrothers and the ClinchMountain Boys becameone of the most celebrated bluegrass groups in theworld, rivaling in popular-ity such titans as Bill

Monroe and Flatt &Scruggs.As a bandleader, Stanley

nourished such young andpromising talents as RickySkaggs, Keith Whitley,Larry Sparks and CharlieSizemore, all of whomeventually graduated todistinguished solo careers.He has won Grammys for

Best Country Male Vocal-

ist Performance (beatingout Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw,Lyle Lovett and RyanAdams) and Album of theYear (for his part in the OBrother, Where ArtThou? Collection) and isa central figure in the D. A.

Pennebaker/Chris Hege-dus 2000 documentary,Down From The Moun-tain. In January, 2000,Stanley became the firstartist of the new millen-nium to be inducted intothe historic Grand OleOpry.

Seating for Dr. Stanley'sappearance is extremelylimited. Only 200 seatswill be sold. Tickets areavailable on-line atwww.TheHBT.com or atthe Historic BlairstownTheatre box office. (908)362-1399.


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