“Take A Walk On The Wild Side”

with Bangor Elks Chorus

By Maria Cascario
The Bangor Elks Mens
Chorus is getting ready
for their 51st annual
performance.
Titled, “Walk On The
Wild Side,” the
audience is once again
going to be thrilled with
the selections, dances
and antics of this group.
Directed by Ellis
Williams, the shows are
April 9th at 8pm; April
10th, 2pm; April 15th,
8pm and April 16th,
8pm, at The Bangor
Area High School Rehearsing for the upcoming musical are, left to right: 1st Row:
Auditorium. Frank Stirrup, Trevor Colahan, Lee McDonald, and Charlie Villare.
Jim Jennings, Event 2nd Row: Jim Dickson, Joe Butrymowicz, and Brendan McDonald.
Co-Chair, said, “This is we love the camaraderie participants. We’re here company as much as we
my twenty third year. of the group. We have a not only because we enjoy doing the show.”
We’re all back because number of long time enjoy each others

Platinum Cutz Opens in New Location,

Introduces Tattoo Artist
By Sarah Loren
“Bigger and Better” is
the new motto at Plati-
num Cutz barber shop,
now open in Rt. 512
Plaza on Blue Valley
Drive in Bangor.
Not only is the new
location larger than the
former shop, but owner
Adrian Ricardo is now
introducing his custom-
ers to a nationally-
ranked tattoo artist.
“We’re the only tattoo-
barber shop in the area,”
Adrian said.
Customers will find the
same services that
Adrian offered at his
former location, 425
North Lehigh Avenue, in
Wind Gap. Ken and Adrian are now open in the 512 Plaza on Blue Valley Drive
Along with men’s and in Bangor.
women’s barber-style New York-style fades But that’s not all you’ll visit Ken for a custom-
cuts, Adrian also offers and designs. find at the bigger and designed tattoo.
hot-towel, straight razor “I offer celebrity- better Platinum Cutz. “I think they’ll compli-
shaves. quality cuts,” Adrian After getting their hair ment the other
He also specializes in said. cut, customers can now
 We would like to wish his 3rd birthday on hand to share her is limited for the event.
Hailey Meixsell a March 27th. Have a knowledge and tips for Please call the library at
Happy Belated Birth- wonderful day, Nicky! a successful job search. 610-588-4136 to
day. She celebrated on On March 30th, at The two hour workshop register. The event is
March 231st. We hope 6:30pm, Elaine Patti promises to be full of free but donations are
you had a great day, will be at the Bangor current information and encouraged. Here is a list of the new Patterson, James, Toys;
Hailey! Public Library. Elaine will address more We love hearing from items added to the Rollins, David, Hard
Happy birthday to Patti, a professional job effective methods you! Please send your collection of the Library Rain.
Nicholas VanDusen, coach and recruiter for necessary in these birthdays, anniversaries, during the week of Audio Books: Clancy,
who will be celebrating many years, will be on economic times to land and other tidbits of March 3rd through 9th. Tom; Dead or Alive.
that job. The Bangor information to: Adult Fiction: Boyd, DVD: Rome and
Public Library is located The PRESS Noah, The Bricklayer; Vatican.
at 39 South Main Street, 1 Broadway, Higgins, Jack, The Judas Reference: Authors
Bangor. Pre-registration Bangor, PA 18013 Gate; Myers, Ramar, and Artists for Young
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Northampton County Area Agency on
Aging Cautions Residents Eligible For
Property Tax Rebate Program
The Northampton homeowner is $650,
County Area Agency on while slots gaming
Aging (AAA) is revenue may increase
cautioning older area the amount to as much
residents eligible for as $975, and for a renter
Pennsylvania Property the maximum amount is
Tax/Rent Rebate also $650.
Program to utilize only John Mehler, AAA
local agencies or Administrator, said,
programs if they desire “What applicants for
assistance in filing Property Tax/Rent
claims. Rebate want to be aware
Pennsylvania Property of is that a variety local
Tax/Rent Rebate organizations, including
Program, a benefit volunteers of the AARP
funded by the Pennsyl- Tax Aide Program, and
vania Lottery, is open to the Benefit Ambassa-
residents age 65 or older dors, a program of the
as of December 31st, Senior Corps Retired
2010, to residents, Senior Volunteer
widows, and widowers Program, provide assis-
age 50 or older as of the tance with completion
same date, and also of Property Tax/Rent
individuals permanently Rebate applications at
disabled, and age 18 and no cost to the appli-
older. cant.”
Rebate amounts are He continued, “Other
based on the applicant’s available services of
income and the amount assistance include the
of property taxes/rent Area Agencies on
paid through the year. Aging and the staff at
The maximum State Legislators
standard rebate for a offices, who also
Northampton County
4-H Tack Swap Planned
Northampton County in Nazareth. The public
4-H Club will be is welcome. Food will
hosting their Tack Swap be available for
on Saturday, April 9th, purchase.
from 11am to 2pm, at No consignments or
the Northampton animals. For more
County 4-H Center, 777 information, call
Bushkill Center Road, 610-837-7294.
provide assistance at no
cost.”
Mr. Mehler said for
profit companies offer-
ing to assist applicants
charge fees that, in some
cases, may be as much
as $39. “That’s money
that doesn’t have to be
spent,” said Mehler.
“It doesn’t cost money
to apply for a public
benefit.”
To obtain assistance
from the Benefit
Ambassadors, call 1-
888-369-1478.
To obtain assistance
from the Area Agency
on Aging, Lehigh
County residents should
call 610-782-3200 and
Northampton County
residents should call
610-559-3245 or 1-
800-322-9269 toll free.
To get information on
AARP Tax Aide
locations, and to find
your State Legislator’s
office, call the Area
Agency on Aging.
 Pen Argyl’s Rowe Wins State Title
At their mid-year tions and best wishes
Convention in Gettys- offered by the sponsor-
burg, the Fraternal ing Moose Lodge, 1336
Order of Moose in Stroudsburg.
announced the 2011 In addition, her advisor
State Winners in their commented on her dedi-
International Youth cation and commitment
Awareness Program. to the program. He said,
This year, the second “She was always a
place winner was Sara pleasure to work with
Rowe, an 11th grade and refelcted so well the
student at Pen Argyl values and prepararation
High School, and a of her family and
Child Care student at school.”
the Career Institute of In addition to the title,
Technology. she won a $500 scholar-
It was her interest, ship and an all-
dedication, and ability, expense-paid trip to the
that impressed the International Congress,
judges. The contest to be held in Charlotte,
requires a student North Carolina, from
candidate to develop April 28th to May 2nd.
and then teach a lesson At this week long event,
on health or safety to a the “Best of the Best,”
group of children, ages will compete for addi-
four through nine. A tional scholarship
Loyal Order of Moose 2011 State Winner, minimum of three money. First through
Sara Rowe, receives both a shirt and con- lessons must be fifth place will receive
gratulations from Moose Advisor, Peter presented, and Sara $12,000, $8,000,
Kelly, EdS. Sara is an 11th grade student at completed five. $5,000, $3,000, and
Pen Argyl, and attends the Child Care Pro- The state judges $2,000, respectively.
gram at CIT. review lessons for: This contest is decided
appropriateness of by the Peer Group.
topic, creativity, effec- Sara and her family
tiveness, and classroom will be hosted soon by
success. Stroudsburg Lodge
Regional Moose Advi- 1336 and provided with
sor, Peter Kelly, EdS., an additional financial
extended with pleasure award for this outstand-
the sincere congratula- ing accomplishment.
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Richmond UMC Announces
Sausage and Pancake Supper
Richmond United There also will be
Methodist Church baked goods and ice
Annual Sausage and cream for sale.
Pancake Supper will be Richmond United
held Saturday, April 9th, Methodist Church is
from 3pm to 7pm. located on Route 611, 4
A full course meal will miles south of the junc-
be served, and includes tion of Route 512 and
sausage, mashed pota- 5.8 miles north of the
toes, green beans, traffic light in Martins
pancakes, spiced Creek.
cabbage, gravy, home- Please call the Church
made ice cream, cake office with any ques-
and coffee. tions, at 610-588-7317.

Team Arndt’s To Provide

Health Screenings St. Patrick’s
Team Arndt’s, the and thyroid. The $30 Church
Relay for Life team of
Arndt’s Lutheran
cost includes a contribu- Chicken and
tion to fight cancer.
Church, is once again The tests will be done Fish Fry
sponsoring health from 9am to 7pm. Call St. Patrick’s Church,
screening tests. 610-252-0586 to sched- 327 Greenwich Street,
On April 11th and ule your appointment of Belvidere, NJ, will be
April 13th, there will be this non-invasive test. holding their First
tests for carotid artery The church is located at Annual Honey Dipped
the corner of Arndt Chicken and Fish Fry on
Road and Bushkill Saturday, April 2nd.
Drive in Forks Town- Dinner begins at 5pm.
ship. The cost is $15 for
Many potential prob- adults, and $7.50 for
lems have been identi- children. Advance
fied in the last few years tickets are available by
of offering this test. calling 908-475-2559.
Finding problems now There will not be tickets
could be life saving. sold at the door.
Ventre Training with Tickets can be
purchased from any Elks
Teel Realty, Heard’s
Meat Market, Millers
Pysher’s Market.
As always, the Show is
member, and at Detzi’s Paint and Wallpaper in much anticipated by
Turtzo and Rohatgi Tavern, Sullivan Trail Bangor and Easton,
Blue Valley Diner and
everyone who has seen
Charlie Villare, Event Diner; Teel Auctions, the past performances.
Graduate nurses in the Co-Chair, echoed his
nurse practitioner sentiments and added,
program at DeSales “We have songs from
University and at the the Rolling Stones, Dire
University of Straits, the Four
Pennsylvania obtain Seasons, Faith Hill, The
clinical training in adult Eagles, and Johnny
internal medicine in Pen Cash, among others.
Argyl during three The fact that we have an
month rotations with all male chorus leads to
Douglas Turtzo, MD a unique sound.
and Anita Rohatgi, MD. Audiences from the past
The nurses are fifty years enjoyed all
enrolled in the masters the sounds and antics
degree program in put on by the group.
nursing to be qualified We’re looking forward
as nurse practitioners. to doing the fifty first
show.”
Kmetz To Spend Tickets are on sale at
www.elkschorus.com.
Link to “Ticket Info.”
Summer Biking from
RI to CA
Anthony Kmetz is will meet with members
going to spend the of the communities and
summer biking from tell them about their
Providence, Rhode cause.
Island to California with In several towns, they
a non-profit will help build a Habitat
organization called Bike for Humanity house.
and Build. One of the build days is
This organization has in Stroudsburg.
raised $2.78 million Anyone interested in
dollars since 2003 for donating to Anthony’s
affordable housing in efforts or Bike and
the United States. Build can visit the
While biking across website at www.bike
the country, the group andbuild.org.

Jacobsburg Historical Society

Plans Class and Clean-Up
Jacobsburg Historical Spring Clean-Up starts
Society and Boulton at 9am, on April 16th.
Historic Site announce Meet at House Circle
A Garden Class, Plant Drive. The Boulton
Propagation, will be Historic Site is located
held Saturday, April at 402 and 403 Henry
16th, 10am until noon, Rd., Nazareth.
at Henry House Visit jacobsburg.com
Gardens. for more information.

businesses well,” said
Beverly Garr, owner of
neighboring business,
Sinfully Sun. “I’m looking
forward to having a tattoo-
barber shop next door.”
Tattoo artist Ken Beers,
formerly of Infamous
Tattoo and Piercing, has
been working as a tattoo
artist for almost four years.
With over 600 tattoo
clients, Ken gains more
experience with every new
tattoo he creates. Ken was
also nationally ranked in
the Top 10 Up and Coming
Tattoo Artists list by
Savage Ink magazine. Ken
has an Associates Degree
from Moravian College in
Fine arts, Illustration, and
Graphic Arts.
Ken’s custom-only
tattoos include realistic
designs and portraits,
lettering, cover ups and
more. He will also provide
customers with three free
touch-up sessions for every
tattoo received by him.
Platinum Cutz first
opened in February of last
year at the former Guzzo’s
Barber Shop. At that time,
he described his first
experiences with cutting
hair, which began in his
basement during high
school.
“Eventually, I had a line
at my house every Sunday,
so I decided to pursue it
professionally,” Adrian
had said.
And that’s just what he
did. Barbering for the past
four years, Adrian has set
many goals for himself,
accomplishing one after
another.
When he first opened
Platinum Cutz last year,
Adrian said, “I want to be
constantly cutting. I want
every chair to be full.”
Since then, Adrian’s
clientele has increased so many goals for their future “We’re going to make
much that he had to at Platinum Cutz Barber Platinum Cutz a household
expand. With that, he also and Tattoo Shop. Adrian name,” Adrian said.
started looking for a tattoo hopes to take part in Platinum Cutz is open
artist to go into business various design and fade Sunday and Monday from
with. So when a mutual competitions in New York 11am to 6pm, Tuesday
friend introduced Adrian and Philadelphia, and Ken through Friday from 11am
and Ken, they both jumped plans on attending tattoo to 8pm, and Saturdays
at the opportunity. conventions in the same from 10am to 8pm. Walk-
“I’ve wanted to do this for areas. Just as they have ins are welcome, but
a long time,” Adrian said. made their dreams a reality appointments are appreci-
“We’ve come a long way, in the past, Adrian and Ken ated. For more informa-
and I’m proud to say we are sure to climb every tion, call Platinum Cutz
finally did it.” mountain they set their Barber and Tattoo Shop at
Adrian and Ken have sights on. 610-417-0677.
Wine, Makeup Demo, Freebies and Discounts at Ladies Night Out
By Sarah Loren from hair and nail
Cheese and Wine aren’t services to spa treat-
the only things that will ments and massages.
be offered to women Hair services range from
who attend “Ladies cuts and styles to
Night Out” next Thurs- straightening, Keratin
day. On March 31st, treatments and more.
Marisa’s Mixed Bag and The ladies at Prizms also
Prizms Salon and Day specialize in Shellac,
Spa invite you to attend manicures, and other
“Ladies Night Out,” for nail services. Prizms is
fashion, glamour, and a now offering airbrush
whole lot of fun. makeup, as well.
“It’s just a night out For more information,
with girlfriends, jewelry, call Marisa’s Mixed Bag
makeup,” Marisa Balza- at 610-725-1655, or
fiore, owner of Marisa’s Prizms Salon and Day
Mized Bag, said. “What Spa at 610-759-6835.
else can you ask for?”
The event will begin at
6pm at Marisa’s and
Prizms, 216 Nazareth Marisa’s Mixed Bag scarves, and more.
Pike, 191 in Bethlehem. offers customers Shoppers will also find
There will be refresh- designer fashion without toys and teaching
ments, door prizes, gifts, the cost. This includes supplies at Marisa’s.
discounts, and an jewelry and accessories, Prizms Salon and Day
airbrush makeup demo. clothing, handbags, Spa provides everything
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 Pampering and Revitalization is More Than Cuts and Polish at
Jennifer’s Hair Salon and Day Spa – Pen Argyl
By Sarah Loren
Complete salon and spa
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customers will find at
Jennifer’s Hair Salon and
Day Spa, located at 6 East
Main Street in Pen Argyl.
Whether you simply need
your hair trimmed, or you
and your bridal party are
looking to have manicures,
pedicures, and hot stone
massages, Jennifer’s is the
place to go for all your
salon and spa needs.
“Our goal is to have each
and every client relax and
enjoy all of the services
offered at Jennifer’s,”
owner Jennifer Renaldo
said.
Having been in business
for 30 years, Jennifer has
the knowledge and experi-
ence to please her custom-
ers and make sure they’re
completely satisfied.
“Our commitment is fully
to you,” Jennifer said. Both
men and women are
welcome at Jennifer’s,
where they will find hair,
nail, and massage services.
With many ladies on staff,
everyone works as a team
to provide the most enjoy-
able experience possible
for their customers.
Hair stylist Chrissy Smith
specializes in hair straight-
ening, curl reduction, cuts,
hi-lites, and colors.
Ali Lohman is a nail tech,
specializing in manicures,
pedicures, Shellac, and
acrylic nails.
Rebecca Gehrig, Kim
Dyckman and London
Dickey are experienced in
all of the services provided
at Jennifer’s Salon and Day
Spa. Jennifer is also adding
another member to her
knowledgeable staff, Haley
Saltern, who is currently in
training.
For those looking to get
their hair done, services
include men’s and
women’s cuts, hi-lites and
colors, chemical hair
straightening, curl reduc-
tions and more.
Nail services include
manicures and pedicures
for both men and women,
acrylics, CND Shellac gel
polish, nail art, and others.
Need more than just nail
polish and a new hair style
to de-stress yourself?
Then join the team at
Jennifer’s for a Swedish,
deep tissue, or hot stone
massage.
Go alone, bring a friend,
or go as a group of five or
more. Bridal and group
packages are available,
where customers can
choose from one or any
combination of spa
treatments.
“We would love to help
you plan your spa day with
us,” Jennifer said.
Pedicures and massages
are done on the second
floor of the salon, which
was remodeled in 2008.
“Everyone enjoys this
floor for a relaxing day,”
Jennifer said.
Jennifer’s Hair Salon is
open on Tuesday and
Thursday from 8am to
8pm, Wednesday from
8am to 8pm, and Friday
and Saturday from 8am to
4pm. Spa services are
available during days,
evenings, and Saturdays by
appointment only. ment or for more informa- Salon and Day Spa at 610-
To schedule an appoint- tion, call Jennifer’s Hair 863-5191.
 Faith Alive Commu-
nity Church is hosting a
free Movie Night for the
community on Saturday,
March 26th at 6:30pm.
The movie “Saving
God” is being shown at
the church’s location at
125 W. West Street,
Wind Gap.
After serving 15 years
for manslaughter,
reformed pastor Arm-
strong Cane (Ving
Rhames), is ready to
make amends with the
neighborhood he aban-
doned. Returning to his
late father’s preaching
ground, the First Com-
munity Church of God,
he reaches out to Norris,
a young, troubled dealer
on the path to self-
destruction. With
Armstrong’s guidance,
Norris wants out, but is
threatened with his life
by drug dealers if he
quits. When Armstrong
is pressured by another
to sell the church, their
chances of building a
new life seems slim.
Together, the two strive
to escape their dark
pasts, and to reclaim a
brighter future.
The event will include
free popcorn, ice cream,
coffee, tea and fruit
drinks.
 A few years ago, Kelly
Olswfski decided to
make changes in her life,
for the sake of her family
and her health.
Today, she is an
independent Eco Advi-
sor, and business owner.
She switched out harsh
cleaners that most people
use every day in house-
hold chores and substi-
tuted more natural ones.
Kelly said she would
buy organic if the item
was priced the same as
comparable products.
When health issues
began taking a toll on her,
she knew it was time to
get serious.
She believed that
buying organically and at
the health food store was
helping her in many
ways.
She needs fewer prod-
ucts ever since she made
changes in her life and
finds she is saving money
now too. Kelly feels
much happier and
healthier as well.
Kelly said when people
say to her that organic
products are more expen-
sive, she replies that at
first it may seem so.
Things become less
complicated when your
life is organized and the
products you use for
yourself and your house-
hold are simpler.
She says, “The Only
Green products are ones I
use myself and I was offers can be viewed and
blessed to find this purchased online or by
opportunity.” contacting Kelly directly.
“What I can not If you are an organiza-
purchase from myself I tion looking for a great
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“I am not claiming that Kelly says, “It is so
what worked for me will great for me to be able to
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someone would like my something that inspires
help in transforming to a me and I feel good about
greener life, I am willing while being able to work
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Only Green offers retail needs of my family.”
green health and beauty If you would like to
products for the whole learn more about joining
family, cleaning, pet Kelly’s Only Green team
products, baking and and starting your own
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commercial products For more information
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 The monthly meeting of the Wind Gap Fire
Company Auxiliary was held February 8th. The
President reported another successful Breakfast with
Santa. They are planning another one for Christmas,
2011.
Three officers were installed; Erika Faust,
President; Tiffany Flamisch, Vice-president; Jean
Temos, Secretary.
On March 8th, the monthly meeting was held and
the upcoming Easter flower sale dates are April 21st,
22nd, and 23rd. Randy George was installed as
Treasurer.
The next meeting is April 12th, at 6:30pm.
The Auxiliary is always looking for new members.

The Ladies Auxiliary of Second Ward Fire

Company will hold a Pastie Sale Wednesday, April
6th, at the Second Ward Firehall, 517 Northampton
Street, Bangor.
To order, call 610-588-2700 by Friday, April 1st.
Pasties are to be picked up between noon and
1:15pm on April 6th.
The cost is $4.50 per pastie.

Citizens Fire Co. No. I, Inc., of Slatedale will have

Basket Social on Saturday, April 16th.
Doors open at noon, and the drawing begins at
1:30pm.
The Fire Company, located at 3922 Main Street,
Slatedale, will have the kitchen open for
refreshments.
For more information or advance tickets call
610-767-1052 or 610-767-2305.
 Whirlpool Super Capac- chairs, $400. Bedroom PS2 Spyro; 3 PS2 Sponge- bug shield, $10; bed liner, 1992 Cub Cadet 1720
ity: 2 speed washer and dresser, and chest of draw- bob; PS2 Evolution; PS2 free. Call 570-897-7682. (2/4) Tractor: with 46’ deck,
Whirlpool Large capacity rebuilt carb., new plugs,
ers. Marching, blonde with Splashdown; PS2 Over The
dryer. Used, vergy good large mirror. $100. Call Hedge; PS2 Nicktoons 1987 Honda VT 700 manuals included. $525,
condition. Asking $200 for 759-4719. (2/4) Volcano Island; PS2 Shadow: good condition, runs good. Call 570-
8977682. (2/4)
For Sale: Caesar Guerini the set, OBO. Call 570- Cabela’s Deer Hunter 2005; $1,600. Call 484-560-3452.
Sporting Clays Shot Gun: 897-5310. (3/4) Antique Clocks: and Tall PS2 Curious George; PS2 (2/4) International Lawn Trailer:
Mod. Summit, 12 gauge, Grandfather Clock; full set The Incredibles; PS2 Happy $50. Call 610-597-4349.
2002 Kia Sportage: 4 door (2/4)
34” bbl., U/O, 5 chokes, with Complete set of Umpire of Hummel Plates, 25, from Feet; PS2 The SImpsons SUV, 4 cyl., auto, cruise, tilt,
case. Plus many extras. Equipment: used one 71 to 95; Winchester Road Rage; 1 DVD, Music AC, CD, Radio, 83k miles,
Must see. Excellent condi- season, can be used for Commemorative Guns from Jesse McCartney, Up runs great, clean. Needs
tion, $3,500, new, now, catcher. $45, OBO. Call $650. Call 610-863-5016. CLose with a bonus DVD. nothing. $4,750. Call 610-
$2,700. 610-599-9125. 484-547-8650. (3/4) (2/4) 30 in all, Just $300. Will sell 837-3786. (2/4)
(4/4) separately. Cash only. Call
Handicap Walkers: two, Beer Kegerator: holds 1/2 610-360-4647. (1/4) MasterCraft Mud and Snow
Remington 700 Rifle: like new, $8 each. Take one keg, two years old, black, Tires: Tread like new, 400
30-06, very nice. Too old or both. Beginner’s Guitar, from Micro-Matic. empty Boys Saddle Shoes: white miles, P245/75 R16, E10R,
and cranky to hunt. $375. $8; Awai Stereo, Radio, keg and 2 CO2 tanks and navy, Willits Footwear, $250 for all four. Call 570-
Call 610-588-8256 after Cassette, CD, player, included, one tank full. $950 size 6.5, never worn, Brand 897-6672. (2/4)
6pm. (4/4) needs work, has two speak- invested, selling for $500, new, $35. Paid $45. Great
ers, $10. Call 610-863- firm. Call 610-217-0772. for Easter. Call 610-588- 1996 Ford F150: new paint,
Antares Vending Machine 4734. (3/4) (2/4) 6991. (1/4) no rust, red, stick, 6 cyl.,
$3,999. Call 570-897-6672.
For Sale: 3 new machines,
$500 each; 1 used, $250; Betty Boop Animated Handguns: Sig Sauer 226 Humidifier: Honeywell, (2/4)
one used, dented, $50. Call Clock: eyes move and leg in 9mm with 2 clips, $550; Auto, 3 gal. per day, $40; 2006 Hyundai Sante Fe:
570-992-5210. (4/4) swings, new in box. Call Glock 23 in .40 cal. with 5 Sled: Rocket plane, 4 ft., 42,352 orginial miles, all
610-588-7321. (3/4) clips and 2 holsters, $475; good condition, $10. Call wheel drive, heated mirrors,
Roland EP-5 Digital Sig Sauer 220 in .45 with 2 570-992-8831. (1/4) etc., asking $10,000. Call
Piano: MIDI in/out, 61 keys, Solid Oak PA House clips, $525; Smith and 610-452-2199. (2/4)
rec/play, stereo jacks, Entertainment Center with Wesson 629 classic DX in Loft style Bunk Bed:
pedal, 2 ac packs, adjust- 2 matching side cabinets. 44 mag., 8 3/8 barrel, with includes 2 twin mattresses,
able stand, soft shell case Includes Kenwood stereo Leupold 2 scope, $800. All desk, ladder, shelves. $200.
with 7 pockets. Fender KXR tuner, double cassette prices firm, must be trans- Woman’s black leather
Sixty Amp. very good condi- deck, amp, 5 disc player, ferred by PA Dealer. Fee biker jacket, size 10, $75.
tion. $550. Call 610-588- Sony 5 CD/DVD player, and extra. Call 610-217-0772. Call 570-242-6614. (1/4)
5147. (4/4) 2 Bose speakers, like new. (1/4) Ford Tractor, Model 600,
Asking $500, OBO. Fire $1,350. Call 610-588-7545.
Old Hoosier Cabinet and truck youth bed, will sell Honda Generator: EG5000 (4/4)
table: old books, papers with or without mattress, model, 5ooo watts, used
from Bangor,, Pius X, and $120, OBO. Call 610-588- once, $1,300; Trek Moun- Two Lawn Mowers: $50 each;
Lawn Cart, $50; John Deere
Roseto. Low prices. Call 3982. (3/4) tain Bike, 7000 model, Lawn Tractor Snow Blade, $25.
484-241-8197. (4/4) alum. frame, mens, like Call 610-863-5506. (4/4)
Old Upright Player Piano: new, paid $750, sell for
Reduced: Craftmatic full Built by Milton in the 1900’s, $400; Snapper self- BF Goodrich AT Tires: Ford Tractor 641: Workmas-
size adjustable bed. $1,850, with over 90 music rolls, propelled mower, $100. Call good tread, 265-16, $150 for ter, 35hp, 3P&H, $1,350. Call
OBO. Call 610-428-1900. asking $100, OBO. Call 610-217-0772. (1/4) all 4. Firm. Call 610-746- 610-588-7545. (4/4)
(4/4) 610-863-5288, after 5pm. 2629. (4/4)
(3/4) Ceramic Hobby: 3 large 1952 Allis Chalmers Tractor:
kilns, numerous molds, 1949 Studebaker Engine: WD, one owner, all original
Antique Metal Hanging except tires, only needs paint.
Bucket Scale, $60; hand- Yale Slate-Top Pool work table with fiberglass $200. Call 610-863-5506. Comes with snow plow. Best
made pine mantel shelf, 6 ft. Table: $800, excellent trough. Call 570-982-3555. (4/4) Offers. Call 610-588-7545.
long, $50. Call 610-863- condition. Call 570-269- (1/4) (4/4)
8840. (4/4) 5538. (2/4) Ranger Cap: Hightop,
Girls Clothes: Sizes 2, 3, 4, windows, black, good shape, Cub Cadet Snowblower: 2
Buffet Server: 44”x7”x34”, GE Washer and Dryer: and 5; $1-$3. Boys Jeans, $100. Call 610-381-7849. Stage M-N-926E, 9 horse
$25; White, wooden, 2- works great, $150 for both. sizes 9R and 9S, $3. Call (3/4) power, electric start, 26”
Electric keyboard, like new, 610-729-7295. (1/4) Headlight, Good shape, $500.
drawer file cabinet, $10; 2000 Dodge Neon: PS, PB, 610-381-7849. (3/4)
Texas instruments, adding $250 or best offer. Call
484-298-3664. (2/4) PW, New DVD player, auto,
machine, $10. Call 610- Playstation Games: Harry good tires, 191k highway John Deere 214 Garden
759-7295. (3/4) Potter, PS3; 4 Harry Potter miles, runs good, $2,000. Tractor: New tires, new seat,
Range Hood: like new, for PS2; 5 PS2 Baseball; 2 Call 570-897-7266. (3/4) new paint, with snow plow and
Dining Room Table: beige color, paid $250, will PS2 Nascar; PS2 Spider- mower deck, $700. Call 610-
60”x40”, rectangular, three sell for $125. Call 610-863- man; PS2 X-Men; PS2 2002 Tacoma Parts: Smitty- 217-0772. (3/4)
12” inserts. Extends to 96”. 9444. (2/4) Wolverine; PS2 Crash Nitro; bilt chrome nerf bars, $25;
Nice wood grain, formica
top, six caned chairs, in Kitchen Table: $45; Wool-
VGC. Solid Wood. $250. co Man’s heavy-duty outer-
Call 973-383-0565. (3/4) wear, $15. Call 610-863-
7050. (2/4)
Like New AT&T
Quickfire/Touchscreen Solid Oak Entertainment
Cellphone: has skinomi Center: 76”x36”x20”. Fits a
protection on it, cellphone 30” TV. Can email pictures.
clip, original box, and book. $350 or best offer. Call
$70. Call 610-442-4169. 610-599-0328. (2/4)
(3/4)
Futon: VGC, thick
Avon Bottles for Sale: mattress, two zip covers
Variety of bottles, 38 included, can be used for
pieces, $150; People Avon couch or bed, $100. Call
Bottles, 26 pieces, $130; 610-881-4178. (2/4)
Animal Avon Bottles, 56
pieces, $250. Call 610- Reese Button Holer: make
442-4169. (3/4) offer; Singer button sewing
machine, make offer; Union
Antique/Vintage School Special Blindstitcher, make
Desk: with drawer under offer. Call 610-597-4349.
seat in VGC. $100. Call (2/4)
610-442-4169. (1/4)GE 1.5
Cu. Ft. Space Saver Micro- Craftmatic Adjustable
wave Oven: Great condi- Full Size Bed: Reduced to
tion, white, $75. Call 570- $1,400. Call 610-428-1900.
897-5310. (3/4) (2/4)

Glider: with two matching


Doo, Polaris, Can-Am,
Kawasaki, Cub Cadet,
and Scag. On display are
a wide variety of ATVs
and UTVs, lawn tractors,
log splitters, and more.
“We’re a small store,
but we’re very mighty,”
Scott said.
Not only will Horn’s
provide you with their
assistance and knowl-
edge upon making your
purchase, they’ll help
you maintain the life of
your vehicle or machine
by servicing your prod-
By Sarah Loren lovers with everything uct.
All work and no play they need, from log “We’re a full-service
makes Jack a dull boy. splitters and lawn outdoor recreation and
That’s why Horn’s mowers, to snowmobiles, maintenance center,”
Outdoor Inc., provides ATVs, and motorcycles. Scott said.
customers with the latest In December 2008, Scott From oil changes and
and greatest outdoor Hettenbach and Robert motorcycle inspection, to
lawn and maintenance Hoffman bought Horn’s recreational vehicle
equipment, along with all Outdoor Center, chang- repair, Horn’s can service
types of recreational ing the name to Horn’s any product made by the
vehicles. Outdoor Inc. manufacturers they
For 34 years, Horn’s In the showroom, represent. Along with
Outdoor, 1169 Mt. Bethel customers will find knowledge, Scott,
Highway, Mt. Bethel, has vehicles, parts, supplies Robert, and the employ-
been providing outdoor and apparel from Ski- ees at Horn’s have a
genuine love for the “I’ll do whatever I can
products they offer. to ‘Get ‘er done!’
“I have a love for ATVs, “My hardest job is to
snowmobiles, lawn make every one of my
equipment, and motor- customers happy. We’re
cycles,” Scott said. “I only human, but we do
love the outdoors and the our best to satisfy every-
great products we sell one.”
and represent.” Scott’s wife Laura
Scott worked at Horn’s agreed, saying, “Scott
for many years before does a wonderful job.
purchasing the business, You’re expected to work
so he knew the ins and hard and know every-
outs of running the store. thing there is about your
He also developed a business, and he does.”
friendship with his Horn’s Outdoor Inc. is
regular customers, and open Monday, Tuesday
wanted to create the same and Friday from 9am to
relationship with those he 5pm, Wednesday and
would come to meet. Thursday from 9am to
“There’s nothing better 6pm, and Saturday from
than putting a smile on a 9am to 1pm. For more
customer’s face,” Scott information, call Horn’s
said. at 610-588-6614.