Classifieds

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE: Canoe, Jon Boat, 3hp ourboard, motorcycle, sandblaster, 6 hp engine still in box, chain saw. Call 502-0081, leave call back number.

FOR SALE: Collection of Dillsburg Farmer's Fair Mugs. Dated from 1973-2010. 38 mugs. Asking $200. Call 432-0326.

MUFFINTOP? SPARE TIRE? HAVE I GOT WHAT YOU NEED: Ab coaster, really works. Easy to use. Sells for over $200. Having surgery, must sell. $90 obo. 691-8306.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE: Kodak ESP 5200 series, all in one printer, $50 obo. Whirlpool washer and Kenmore dryer, sold together, $150 for both. Ladies leather coat and chaps, beautiful, size small, sold for over $350, worn twice, $100 obo. 2 ladies leather coats, medium, $50 each, H-D. Ladies dresses and suits, sizes 4-6. Aquarium and stand, 10 gal, 13 fish, no care except to clean 6-8 weeks and feed daily, many supplies and books included, $85. Very tall cornplants, 3, 8ft. tall. Love seat, rocker and otooman, $100 for all, lt blue, tan floral print. Small microwave, perfect for dorm. Call 691-8306.

LOADER: 2008 John Deere 5425 loader, cab, heat, air. Price $8200, call or text 484-727-8167 / ghessy7@juno.com.

VEHICLES: Unwanted or abandoned cars/trucks, will pick-up at no charge. Call 432-9184.

WANTED

ROOM WANTED: In exchange for cleaning, cooking, laundry. I can help with utilites. 432-3973.

VENDORS WANTED: For Wolgamuth Church of the Brethren's 12th Anual Craft and Yard Sale. May 11 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Set-up starts at 4:30 a.m. 276 Old York Road, Dillsburg. Spaces are free, call 432-3430 before 8:00 p.m. or email welovethelord@verizon.net to reserve your space.

HELP WANTED

DRIVERS: Immediate Openings! Regional Positions – 53’ Van, Home Weekends. Great Pay, Benefits, Safety Bonus Program. Lots of Drop AND Hook, Great Equipment, 25 yrs. Old, Clean MVR, 1+ Yr. Similar Exp. 1.877. HAUL-PMT or paulmillertrucking.com.

NOW HIRING: T.J. Rockwells in Mechanicsburg is currently accepting applications for all positions. Bartenters, servers, host, runners, busers, dishwashers and cooks. Apply in person. 896 W Grantham Rd, Mechanicsburg.

DRIVERS: Home Every Weekend! Pay - Minimum Weekly Guarantee. CDL-A 23yoa, 2yrs Experience. GoPenske.com #1300621 or 1-855-CDL-PENSKE.

YARD SALES

YARD AND BAKE SALE: Saturday, April 27 from 8-3. Churchtown Church of God Annual Yard and Bake Sale. 351 Old Stonehouse Rd. Longaberger baskets, hand-made crafts, antiques, household items and baked goods. Questions- 571-2126.

YARD SALE: Saturday, April 20 from 8am - ?. Corner of Mumper Ln. and Orebank Rd., Dillsburg.

MOVING SALE: Friday and Saturday April 19 and 20. Tools, power tools, garden tools, hutches, dresses. 307 Coffeetown Road, Dillsburg. For more information, call 357-4881.

SERVICES

NURSERY SCHOOL OPENINGS: Filey's Nursery School currently has openings for our 3 & 4 Year Old Program and our Pre-k Program. The Nursery School will be in the new, secure church located at 15 South Filey's Rd., Dillsburg. For more information or to register, please call 432-4878.

PET SITTING: Angels at Home Pet Sitting, LLC "Your Pets Guardian While Your Away". Pet sitting, daily dog walking and pet services. Bonded, inured, certified pet first aid and CRP. Certified professional per sitter o the only CPPS in the area. Consultations are always no charge and mandatory.   Call, email or text today.  Cheryl "Cheri" Hoffman, Owner. 717-557-3099. cheryl@myangelsathome.com.

GLIZ TUTORING: Time slots available! Elementary - All Subjects. Intermediate - All Subjects (Math to Pre Algebra). Writing/Grammar - All Grades. Experience with L.S. & IEP’s. Call Gail Brubaker, 432-4890. www.applied-grammar.com.

FOR RENT/SALE

FOR RENT: 1 family 3 bedroom house in Wellsville area, $750 a month, plus utilities. Absolutely no pets, security deposit needed, no smoking. Call 717-432-3180. Available May 1, 2013.

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom brick ranch house with garage on 2 acres. Dillsburg area. $975 monthly. 432-4790.

HOUSE FOR SALE: Carroll Township 2 story home with 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, family room in the lower level and first floor laundry. The home has been updated throughout. French doors lead to a large deck ideal for entertaining. Large fenced in backyard is perfect for children and pets. Asking $225,000. For more information or a showing, please call 432-9912.

1ST FLOOR FARM HOUSE APARTMENT: 1-3 bedrooms, washer/dryer hook up, off-street parking, large yard, $700 includes heat. Security and references required. 717-870-2673.

LOT FOR SALE: Lake Meade on Curtis Drive. Possible financing. 717-432-5508.

AUCTIONS

LEGAL NOTICE FOR PUBLIC SALE: For failure to pay rent, the following property will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION by competitive bidding on April 25, 2013 at 2 PM at CaGe Self Storage, 833 W Siddonsburg Rd, Dillsburg, Pa 17019. Items sold as is: Michael Kimble #C29.

Print Edition Highlights - April 18, 2013

Day of Gratitude
Area veterans are taken to Washington, D.C.
by Honor Buses, escorted by motorcycles
By Curt Werner

Photos by Curt Werner
Over 160 motorcycles and their drivers stage in front of Mechanicsburg Middle School to escort Honor Buses filled with veterans as they prepare to head to Washington D.C. on Saturday morning.

____ Saturday morning was bright and sunny, not a cloud in the sky. A slight chill filled the air.
____ Mechanicsburg Middle School was buzzing as motorcycle after motorcycle turned into the parking lot. Most of the riders wore black leather vests embossed with the American Legion emblem. Many of the cycles flew POW and American flags. There were Legion Riders from Region 7, riders from local VFWs, State police and Latimore Township police and others who just wanted to ride along. When it was all said and done, one hundred and sixty-one motorcycles were on hand.
____ Two blue and white "Honor Buses” were parked on the side of the main entrance to school as spectators started to arrive holding flags. A color guard from Cumberland Valley High School arrived dressed sharply dressed in full uniform including chrome helmets.
____ Forty-eight veterans from WW II and Korean War were having breakfast inside the school as congressman and veteran Scott Perry spoke to veterans. Each veteran had a “Guardian” who would remain with the veteran for the entire day.

The Color Guard from Cumberland Valley High School stands at attention as the WW II and Korean War veterans leave the Mechanicsburg Middle School to board the Honor Buses.

See the April 18, 2013 edition of the Dillsburg Banner for details.

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Northern alumna named Teacher of the Year
By Erica Smithson

Susan Kirkland, a Northern High School graduate, was selected Teacher of the Year at New Providence High School in New Providence, N.J., where she is the Director of Vocal Music.

____ Susan Kirkland has made music her life and because of her talent and dedication, others are singing her praises. Kirkland, a graduate of Northern High School Class of 1984, was named Teacher of the Year at New Providence High School in New Providence, N.J., where she is the Director of Vocal Music.
____ Kirkland says the announcement, made March 8 at a full school assembly while she and her music students were performing a preview of their spring musical, came as a complete surprise.
____ “I was extremely honored by the recognition,” she said.
____ Nominations for Teacher of the Year are submitted by faculty, staff and parents. Kirkland will be presented with a golden apple at an upcoming Board of Education meeting and she will also attend a special breakfast for all of the teachers in Union County, N.J. that have been recognized.

See the April 18, 2013 edition of the Dillsburg Banner for details.

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Township to buy new mower- tractor
By Carolyn Hoffman

____Washington Township will purchase a new John Deere mower-tractor at a cost of just over $60,000, to replace one that’s 30 years old. The new tractor will be purchased through the state bid contract that is available to municipalities. Without the contract the price of the tractor and mower would be over $76,000.
____Supervisors indicated the new tractor-mower will come from Stevenson Equipment. Most area municipalities make large equipment purchases through the state contract as the savings are considerable. In this case, the savings will amount to $13,640 on the price of the tractor and $2,660 on the mower attachment.
____In other action at the April 15 session, supervisors opened and awarded bids for road materials and fuel. York Building Products was the low bidder for stone and Hammacker East was the low bidder for asphalt. The township received one bid for tar kettle oil and fuel and awarded the bid to Specialty Emulsions. Edris Oil Service was the lone bidder for diesel fuel and gasoline.
____Supervisors also agreed to require up-front payment of $300 for fees related to the Department of Environmental Protection’s stormwater management requirements. If the costs for a project are less, then the remainder will be returned to the property-owner. If the costs are more, the owner will be charged the full amount. While most new construction in the township so far is expected to cost less than $300 for inspections, total charges for larger projects could be as much as $500.

See the April 18, 2013 edition of the Dillsburg Banner for details.

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More dual meet wins for Bears
By Joe Guty

Photos by Curt Werner
Elijah Locke in the triple jump during Northern’s 99 to 51 win against Middletown on Thursday, April 11.

____Northern added two more wins in track and field last week while also earning a solid showing in the 8th Annual Arctic Blast Invitational at Bostic Field on Saturday, April 13. The Polar Bears defeated East Pennsboro on Tuesday and then were victorious against Middletown on Thursday.
____Hosting the Arctic Blast meet, the Lady Polar Bears (70 points) placed third out of 13 teams while the boys' squad finished seventh out of 12. Southwestern (120) won the girls' meet followed by Gettysburg (92). Littlestown won the boys' team title (114) followed by the Gettysburg Warriors (81).
____Junior Brittany Roberts paced Northern with individual wins in the discus throw (113-07 ) and the shot put (35-08.50). Kennedy Shank won the pole vault with a meet record tying mark of 11-01.

 Northern's Kierra Zack (right) and Darby Anderson (left) finished first and second in the 1600 meter run against Middletown on April 11. The girls’ track team won 118.5 to 31.5.

See the April 18, 2013 edition of the Dillsburg Banner for details.

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Bears to face Warriors
By Joe Guty

Photo by Curt Werner
Northern's Ben Myers (left) shakes hands with Susquenita's Eric Basman after winning the pro set match 8 to 6  in a JV match on Thursday, April 11, at the Northern High School.

____Eager to get back in the win column, the Northern H.S. boys' tennis team was scheduled to host Gettysburg H.S on Wednesday, April 17 before traveling to CD East on Friday, April 19.
____On Monday, April 15, Northern (3-10) fell to Mechanicsburg as the host Wildcats (8-4) prevailed, 4-1. The lone Polar Bear win was at No.1 doubles with Alex Crisamore and Trevor Kline posting these set scores: 2/6, 6/2, 6/2 . Competing at singles were: Ryan Boucher, Patrick Daggs and Brian Daggs.
____On Thursday, April 11, Susquehanna Twp. defeated Northern 3-2. The Polar Bears' doubles contingent scored the two wins with the No.1 duo of Crisamore / Kline (6/2, 7/5) and the No. 2 team of Ben Hammen / Caleb Thompson (6/1, 6/2).

See the April 18, 2013 edition of the Dillsburg Banner for details.

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Bears defeat CD East
By Joe Guty

____On Monday, April 15, Northern H.S. boys' volleyball earned their first victory as they defeated Central Dauphin East, 3-1. The Polar Bears improved to 1-7 on the year while the visiting Panthers fell to 2-4. Match scores were: 25-20, 25-21, 19-25 and 25-21. It was the second match up of the year between the two teams. A trio of seniors paced Northern: Evan Simpson had 10 kills, A.J. McClintock had six blocks and Andy Swivel added three aces.
____Last Tuesday, April 9, Red Land blanked the host Bears, 3-0. Match scores were: 25-22, 25-20, 25-23.
____On Thursday, April 11, Chambersburg shut out Northern 3-0. In upcoming matches, Northern travels to Cedar Cliff on Tuesday, April 23 and then will face Lower Dauphin, away, on April 30.

Photo by Curt Werner
The Northern Polar Bear Volleyball team lost to Red Land 3 games to none (25-22, 25-20, 25-23) on Wednesday, April 9, at the Northern High School. In photo, Aaron McClintock  goes high to block a shot by a Red Land player.

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