Bangor Chiropractic Moves to Downtown Bangor Aug.

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Bangor Chiropractic will open in its new location at 55 Broadway, Bangor on Monday, August 1st. After 12 years of working out of their home office, Dr. Mike and Nancy Bauer have decided to expand by relocating. Ill have more rooms to do more services, Dr. Bauer said. Massage therapy and acupuncture are two services that Dr. Bauer hopes to offer at his new office. Were also looking to do lectures, Dr. Bauer said. With two young children, practicing out of his home on Second Avenue in Bangor was
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Dr. Bauer of Bangor Chiropractic will relocate to 55 Broadway, Bangor on August 1st. perfect for Dr. Bauer and his wife. But 12 years later, the clientelle and the children have grown. Its too tight and were too busy, Dr. Bauer said. We need more room. Not only is the excitement growing in anticipation for more space, but Dr. Bauer is also looking forward to having a greater connection with the community and downtown businesses. I have a great business with 12 years

of sucess, Dr. Bauer said, but Im not really connected with the local businesses. Hopefully I can change that with the new location. Bangor Chiropractic is a family-oriented, hands -on practice, offering services to infants and children, the eldery, pregnant women, athletes and others. From spine adjustments to treating those with Fibromyalgia and chironic headaches, Dr. Bauer provides individualized services for every patient. Im not just a doctor, Dr. Bauer said. Im also an athlete, so I can relate to many of my patients. To make an appointment with Dr. Bauer, call 610-588-6199.

The Mudflaps To Perform for Wind Gap Summer Sounds Concert Series
The Mudflaps is the next concert scheduled in the Wind Gap Park, for the Park Boards Summer Sounds Concert Series, and will be held Sunday, July 31st, at 6pm, at Wind Gap Park. The Mudflaps are Northeastern Pennsylvania's Premier Oldies Show and Dance Band, entertaining audiences of all ages with authentic vocal renditions. The band appears regularly throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Other concerts in the series include: Desire on August 14th and The Daisy Jug Band on August 28th. The band Desire, includes Lou Benito, Eddie Rivera, George Calderone, Bobby Hepburn Middle Row: Greg Restivo, Jaime De Jesus, Nancy McCauley, Otis Harper, Randy Hemmel, and Troy Schulz.

Their style of music includes Oldies, DooWop, and some a capella music of the 50's 60's and 70's. In 1976, six computer data processors came together at the New York Life Insurance Company in Lebanon, NJ, and met in the Boardroom after hours to develop a blend of rich, blended multiracial, multi-ethnic harmonies that has become their signature sound. The Daisy Jug Band is celebrating their 40th

anniversary. They have many years of playing gigs, have had changes in personnel and in the song list, but one thing has not changed; their love of music and the desire to perform for a live audience. They are well known for the diversity of music, covering many genres from classic to modern country, oldies, country rock, classic rock and the eclectic. Concerts are held rain or shine. The Wind Gap Athletic Association will be

selling refreshments in the park. The Summer Sounds Concert Series is funded by the Wind Gap Borough, the Green Knight Economic Development Corporation, Brown Daub in Wind Gap, KNBT, Merchants Bank, Guerro and Ruggiero Funeral Home, James B Gaffney Funeral Home, Lucy Flinn - State Farm Insurance, Richard M. Shaplin - Financial Services, Schmidt Funeral Home, and Waste Management.

The East Bangor United Methodist Church will be holding a pastie sale on Tuesday, August 2nd at the Church at 136 W. Central Ave. East Bangor. To order, call 610-5881745. They offer Beef and Broccoli/Cheese with or without onions. Pickup at the Church will be at

3:30pm on August 2nd. Children's Ministries of Grace United Methodist Church invites you to a Water Fun Day outreach event on Saturday, August 6th, from 10am to noon. They'll have water slides, games and lots of fun stuff. This event is open to the community. This is a

family event best suited to kids through 11 years of age. Water Fun Day will be held at the church located at 404 E. Mountain Ave., Pen Argyl. Call the church at 610-863-4811 if you would like more information. We would like to wish Dave and Christopher Castano a very Happy Birthday! They will be celebrating on August 1st. Have a great day! We would like to wish John and Diane Male a ery Happy Belated Anniversary. They celebrated on July 15th. If you are a woman, age 55 and over, and are looking for something to do during the day, this is for you. A group of women would like to begin a daytime gettogether group for book clubs, discussion groups, and day trips. For more information, call 570897-5648.

The Flower Patch is sponsoring the Flowers for Food Drive from August 1st through August 31st. Drop off your non-perishable food donations at The Flower Patch, 6630 Main Street, Martins Creek, and receive a free flower! For more information, call 610258-2525. Salem UCC, 2218 Community Drive, Bath, will be holding a Peach Festival on Saturday, August 13th, from 3pm to 9pm. There will be music, food, games, raffles, bingo, and more. We would like to wish Joe DeFranco a very Happy Birthday on July 29th. We love hearing from you! Please send your birthdays, anniversaries, and other little tidbits of information to: The PRESS 1 Broadway, Bangor, PA 18013

Here is a list of the new items added to the collection of the Bangor Public Library during the week July 7 through 13, 2011. Adult fiction: Abbott, Megan, The end of everything; Andrews, Mary Kay, Deep dish; Andrews, Mary Kay, Hissy fit; Andrews, Mary Kay, Little bitty lies; Cussler, Clive, The kingdom; Gross, Andrew, Eyes wide open; Hannah, Kristin, Summer island; Johansen, Iris, Quinn; Kava, Alex, Hotwire; OShaughnessy, Perri, Dreams of the dead; Patterson, James, Now you see her; Roberts, Nora, Dangerous; Roberts, Nora, Summer pleasures; Rosenfelt, David, One dog night; Shayne, Maggie, Kill me again; Verne, Jules, Around the world in 80 days; Truman,

Margaret, Monument to murder; Weiner, Jennifer, Then came you. Adult non-fiction: Brands, H.W., Traitor to his class; Childs, Julia, As always, Julia; Gower, John, How to build a computer. Young Adult fiction: DeStefano, Lauren, Wither. Junior fiction: Carman, Patrick, The crossbones; Carman, Patrick, Ghost in the machine; Carman, Patrick, The raven; Carman, Patrick, Skeleton creek. Books on audio cassette: Evans, Richard Paul, A perfect day; Meltzer, Brad, The book of fate; Paretsky, Sara, Total recall; Parker, Robert, Small vices; Robb, J.D., Glory in death; Roberts, Nora, Chesapeake blue. Books on CD: Baldacci, David, The whole truth.

Big Time Coronation Set for July 30th

Mr. David Ceraul, Bangor Attorney, is Master of Ceremonies for the 2011 Coronation of the Queen and Princess during Our Lady of Mt. Carmels Big Time Celebration on July 30th, 6:30pm, in the Church Plaza. Mr. Ceraul will be introduced by Rev. James Prior, C.M., Pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Roseto. The Celebration Queen is Alexandra Romanyshyn, daughter of John and Lisa Romanyshyn. She is homeschooled and will attend DeSales University, majoring in English Literature and Classical Dance. The Celebration Princess is Gabriella De Paulo, daughter of Amato and Cathy De Paulo. She is a 2011 graduate of Pius X High School and will attend DeSales University, majoring in the Nursing Program. Flower Girl for the Princess will be Savannah Mich, daughter of Jason and Jennifer Mich. Flower Girls for the Queen will be Grace and Katie Romanyshyn, daughters of Michael and Danielle Romanyshyn. They are cousins to the Queen. The Crown Bearer is Andrew Bassett, son of Andrew and Cheryl Bassett. Page Boys are Jacob and Josh Bassett, sons of Andrew and Cheryl Bassett. They are brothers to the Crown Bearer. The 2011 Queen, Alexandra, will be crowned by the 2010 Queen, Jayana Smith, daughter of Jeff and Doreen Smith. The girls in the Queens Court include: Vanessa Ruggiero, daughter of Faust and Kathy Ruggiero; Graceann Ruggiero, daughter of Anthony and Linda Ruggiero; Stephanie Coccia, daughter of Joe and Joann Coccia; Nicoletta Fusacchia, daughter of David and Debbie Fusacchia; Taylor Goffredo, daughter of John David and Lisa Goffredo; Carolyn Mosher, daughter of Stanley and Carol Mosher; Samantha Bociulis, daughter of Bob and Debbie Bociulis; Shana LaRose, daughter of Terry and Leslie LaRose; and Jaclyn Smith, daughter of Jeff and Doreen Smith. The court members will be in convertibles and will be participating in the parade following the coronation down Garibaldi Avenue, and back to the Church Plaza.

18th Annual Decker Memorial Softball Tournament

The 18th Annual Robert L. Decker Memorial Softball Tournament will be held on August 6th and 7th. The event will be held at the Hillside Field in West Bangor. The cost is $150 per team, with awards to the Top Three Teams. The tournament will be double elimination. Team Captains will be contacted no later than Thursday, August 4th, with Seeding and Game Times. For more information, contact John C. Smith at 610-588-1474 or 610-863-1293, ext. 1; or email him at smith.john@penargyls d.org.

Relay of Life Saucon Valley Plans Duck Derby

nets to collect the ducks and announce the winners. Participants buy tickets with numbers corresponding to each rubber duck. The sales process consists of direct locations and a mass mailing of event fliers to individuals which lists sponsors, sales locations and prizes. Ticket sales are enhanced by prizes, donated by area businesses and friends of the American Cancer Society. Duck rentals are $5 each or a 6 quack for $25. Prizes will be awarded to the renters of the first twenty ducks to cross the finish line. Food and beverages will be available. For details call Carol at 610-838-1354 or go to www.relayforlife.org/pa sauconvalley.

The Relay For Life of Saucon Valley will be hosting its first annual Duck Derby on August 7th, (in conjunction with the Saucon Valley Farmers Market) from 9am to 1pm. The actual race begins at noon. Family and friends will gather at Water Street Park in Hellertown and watch as thousands of rubber ducks are released into the Saucon Creek. Spectators can cheer on their rented ducks as they float down Saucon Creek beyond the Water Street Bridge to where a creek crew of volunteers will be gathered with

The Official Dedication of the new Roseto Ball Park Scoreboard was held on July 2nd. Special recognition is given to the following for donations to the scoreboard: Frank Impeciati with Blue Ridge Erectors; Columbia Fire Co. #1 of Roseto, President Joe Angelini, Chief Michael Goffredo, and Assistant Chief Nick Martino; Pius X High School, Athletic Director Connie Stambaugh and Head Baseball Coach Anthony Casciano; Ruggieros Market, David and Elana Ruggiero; Roseto Park Board, Roseto Mayor Desiree DeNicola, Steve DeFranco, and Councilman Ken Tillman. They would also like to thank the personal sponsors: Joseph and Nicholas Martocci in honor of their parents; Michael Romano and his mother, Lucy, in honor of Mikes Dad and Uncles; and Byron Miller and his sister Theresa Uliana, as a gift to their mother Annette in memory of her husband. The upgrades around the park were able to be made thanks to a $50,000 Northampton County Open Space Initiative Fund grant.

Slate Belt - Nazareth Baptist Church Set To Host Blood Drive

Slate Belt - Nazareth Baptist Church, 1620 Church Road, Pen Argyl, will host a blood drive from 9am to 1pm on Saturday, July 30th, in conjunction with Miller-Keystone Blood Center. MKBC is the exclusive blood provider to 22 regional healthcare providers, including the Blue Mountain Health System, Easton Hospital, Hazleton General Hospital, Lehigh Valley Health Network, and the St. Lukes Hospital and Health Network. These helathcare facilities require 450 units of blood daily to care for their patients, who include burn victims, trauma victims, and cancer patients. It is vital that blood used today be replaced today, said Donor Resources Representative Marie DAmato. We are grateful to Slate Belt - Nazareth Baptist Church for their continued support, and we enjoy working with them to help promote an understanding of the necessity of a safe and adequate blood supply within our local region. As part of MKBCs summer donor promotions, donors who register to donate at this drive, or any MKBC location between now and September 3rd, have a chance to win a $100 gas card. Winners will be drawn weekly. Prospective donors should call Robyn Otteson at 800-223-6667 to schedule an appointment for the drive.

Major Mary Francis Named Commander of Pen Argyl Salvation Army

Major Mary Francis has been named Commanding Officer/Pastor of the Pen Argyl Salvation Army. Born and raised in East Stroudsburg, she attended East Stroudsburg High School and received her GED in 1980. She entered the Salvation Army School for Officer Training in Suffern, New York in September 1983, and was commissioned in June 1985. Major Francis has been a Salvation Army Officer for 26 years, serving with her husband Jim, in Philadelphia for seven years and then Allentown for eight years. They were transferred to the Adult Rehabilitation Center with the Salvation Army in Buffalo, New York. In February of 2007 her husband was called to the Lord. Since then, she had been the Commanding Officer in Pottstown before coming to Pen Argyl. She is a mother of five children, grandmother to 16 and great grandmother to Mehki, and adopted mother and grandmother to many. I love the Lord, I love and believe in the Mission of The Salvation Army. I believe that I am right where God wants me and He will use me for, Doing the Most Good, here in Pen Argyl. William Booth, Founder of The Salvation Army had a slogan, Soup, Soap and Salvation, and I believe it is still viable today. Feed the hungry, Help them get cleaned up and tell them that Jesus loves them. Major Francis and the Pen Argyl Salvation Army can be reached at 610-863-6677.

East Bangor UMC Plans Pastie Sale

The East Bangor United Methodist Community Church at 136 W. Central Ave., East Bangor, will hold a pastie sale. The selections include beef with or without onions, and broccoli-cheese with or without onions. To order, call Lois at 610588-1745 or e-mail l o i . s t u c k e r @ hotmail.com by Sunday, July 31st. Pasties must be picked up at the church on August 2nd, by 3:30pm.

Stroudsburg Aglow Welcomes Mike Fontenot

The Stroudsburg Aglow will meet on Saturday, August 13th, at 9:30am, at the St. Peters United Methodist Church in Saylorsburg. Refreshments start at 9:30am, with a donation of $2. Fellowship starts at 10am. The speaker will be Mike Fontenot, who is the founder of Reflections of His Grace Ministries. He is an anointed prophetic evangelist, called by God to minister as a prophetic voice to the body of Christ. He is a servant leader, imparting faith and revelation of the Holy Spirit to equip the church and church leaders to take active and integral roles in the next revival outpouring of God. He also ministers prophetic counsel to pastors, ministers and church leaders. Gifts of the Spirit including words of knowledge, words of prophecy and healings are often demonstrated in his meetings. Mike and his wife, Brenda currently reside in Reading, Pennsylvania. They have resided in the northeast section of the United States for the last twenty one years where they have been positioned by God preparing for the soon coming next great awakening, which they believe will begin in the northeast and spread to the rest of The United States and beyond. If you have any questions or need directions call 610-614-0507.

initiative will focus on offsetting our environmental footprint with this conservation program. The June 2011 recipients are Tunkhannock Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania and Tobyhanna Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania. Each municipality will The basics of NASCARs green strategy is to measurably reduce its environmental footprint while engaging all of the stakeholders i.e., fans, industry, tracks and sponsors, in a substantial way that reaches into their everyday lives. The result will be a reduced environmental footprint, a sustainable NASCAR and potentially huge national impact.One of the initiatives is called the Green Flag Tree Planting Program, which was launched in 2009. The initiatives goal is to plant 10 trees for every green flag that drops at NASCAR Cup races. NASCAR threw 5 green flags during the June 12th 5-hour ENERGY 500 race at Pocono Raceway, therefore 50 trees will be planted locally in Monroe County, Pennsylvania. This NASCAR-funded

receive 25 trees which will be planted at municipal locations in each township. Past recipients have been Pocono Raceway, the Austin T Blakeslee Preserve, Clymer Library a nd the Pocono Mountain School District.

Bangor Athletic Department 2011 Fall Sports Season Important Dates

The Bangor Area School District Athletic Department would like to announce the following programs and important dates in preparation for the 2011 fall sports season. August 4: Is the date for all physical examination packets to be turned in to the athletic trainer in order for student athletes to begin fall sports practice on the first day of the season, which is August 15. August 9: There will be a program for parents of all fall sports student athletes in grades 7 thru 12 at 7pm in the Paine Theater at the high school. This program will provide parents with important information on the policies of the interscholastic athletic program in the District. August 15: Is the first Day of Fall Sports practice for the high school teams. August 24: The sale of season tickets and family all sports passes will begin. September 1: The Slater Fest community pep rally will be held in the Bill Pensyl Gymnasium at Bangor High School at 7:30pm. Details on these dates can be found on the website at bangor slaters.com, click or athletics or contact the Slater Sports Line at 610-599-7011, press the star button, then press 5.

noon. All children are welcome. Sign-ups and information sheets need to be filled out on the first day of the program, August 1st.

Rosetos National Night Out will be held on August 2nd, in conjuction with the rest of America. It will be held at Roseto Ball Park at 5:30pm, and will be Family and Friends Game Night. Each family is encouraged to bring their own picnic dinner, including snacks and beverages. The kitchen will not be open. Bring your favorite games to play and enjoy with your neighbors. The always popular and delicious Cake Walk will also be held. There will also be a

Watermelon Roll, and a special guest. Youll get to see the improvements done at the park from the Northampton County Grant, one of which is the Camera System, a way to keep the park safe. Several of the night part-time police officers will be there to meet and greet you. For more information, call Desiree at 610588-4530. The Roseto Summer Recreation Program for children in first grade through sixth grade, will run from August 1st through 12th, 10am to

As Mayor of Bangor, I have a responsibility to enhance communication about changes occurring in Bangor and to demonstrate how these events are part of a comprehensive plan created for the Borough. I feel that expanding awareness of these changes will allow citizens to believe in Bangor and its future, a key element to the Boroughs success. By undertaking this column I intend to make it easier for the citizens to know whats going on and ask for your involvement. I am committed to seeing the positive changes occurring in Bangor become broadly recognized throughout Bangor, the Slate Belt and the Lehigh Valley.

Two organizations central to Bangors revitalization efforts are the Borough Business Revitalization Program (BBRP) and the Bangor Community Partnership (BCP). The BBRP assists communities in their efforts by promoting their events and assets while providing technical assistance and access to financial resources on a regional and state level. The BCP is committed to revitalizing Bangor and the Slate Belt region by integrating and facilitating partnerships among community groups, business owners, local residents and regional resources through identifying synergies to create partnerships that promote economic development and commerce. I invite you to join us.Together, our Slate Belt community will prosper. Bangor Borough Councilupcoming events include Second Ward Fire Co. Carnival August 4th, 5th, and 6th; and the Bangor Business Association Car Show August 6th. The student Farmers Market is now open every Wednesday on Main Street. Council is pleased to announce the appointment(s) of Mr. James William Kresge to the Fourth Ward Council seat and Mr. Richard Smith to the Bangor Borough

Authority. Council took steps to initiate the Disruptive Conduct Board of Appeals pursuant to Ordinance 895. The Borough is now leasing the lot on Broadway; parking is by permit only. Council awarded to A. Scott Enterprises, Inc. the Municipal Drive Storm Water and Paving Projectwhich includes repaving a portion of Municipal Drive and the overlaying of portions of N. 4th Street from Pennsylvania Ave. to State Road 191 and N. 6th St. from Pennsylvania Ave. to 1st Ave. Muschlitz Excavating, Inc. was awarded the N. 4th and N. 6th St. paving project. Assuming favorable bids, Council is targeting the following projects as part of the 2011 Road Program: Chestnut St. from S. 3rd St. to S. 4th St., the ordained portion of Shoup St., the ordained segment of Walnut St. from 2nd St. to the end of the ordained portion east of 3rd St., N. 5th St. from Market to Penna. Ave., S. 6th St. from Church St. to the Washington Twp. border. Borough Business Revitalization Program (BBRP)-Sharon Davis Coordinator - This year, 8 property owners on Broadway, Main and Market Streets, are renovating their buildings facades through the Faade Grant Program. The total number of properties improved under the faade program to date is 15. These highly visible property improvements help to attract new businesses and spur additional investment. The faade grants are funded by the PA Dept. of Community and Economic Development through Bangors participation in the BBRP.

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Ice Cream Portland Business Social at Summit Christ Meeting Lutheran Planned for Christ Evangelical
Lutheran Church, 703 S. Delaware Dr., Mt. Bethel will hold an Ice Cream Social on Saturday, August 6th from 4pm to 8pm. The event will be held rain or shine. Tasty handchurned ice cream and baked goods will be accompanied by hot dogs, hamburgers, sausage, bar-b-cue and beverages. There will also be a bake sale and a cake walk. So come on down for dinner, dessert and a fun time. Enjoy free live traditional country music provided by Bill Clinton and the Keystone Troubadours. Bring your cowbells and lawn chairs. For information, call Lynn at 610-588-7076.

July 27th

Portland Business Summit will be holding its monthly meeting July 27th, beginning at 7pm, at the Pensyl Social Hall, located on State Street, Portland. Everyone is invited to attend. Committee Chairpersons will be giving reports on their respective committees. Please plan to attend. For more information, contact Mayor Lance Prator at mrlance66@ yahoo.com, Council President, Bob Cartwright, at jrobertcartwright @yahoo.com or Nancy Knott at naknott@yahoo.com, or call her at 570-2424338.

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(NAPSI)Call them Americas Most Unwanted. Theyve been known to hold entire households hostage, causing shortness of breath, nausea and panic in their victims. At the very least, they keep home sweet home from smelling so sweet. The culprits are household odors and these are the worst of the worst. Survey Of Stinks According to a recent nationwide survey, more than eight out of 10 Americans think rotting garbage or garbage can odor is the most offensive household smell. Rounding out the top five, in order, were pet odors, mold, body odor/sweat and tobacco odor. Nearly 70 percent of all respondents ranked these five smells as the worst smells in the home, with significantly more women (75 percent) turning their noses up at tobacco odors as compared to men (59 percent). How To End Odors Fortunately for men and women, simply vacuuming can eliminate many household odors. Because odors are commonly trapped in carpets, these foul five are some of the most notoriously difficult to eliminate, said Leiah Nhem, product manager for ARM & HAMMER vacuum accessories. Vacuuming is an important first step in safely and naturally eliminating these odors from your home. Instead of covering up the offensive odors, ARM & HAMMER vacuum accessories eliminate smells through the natural odor-fighting power of baking soda. As air moves through the vacuum, the odor Wash dish sponges in the dishwasher. Mix two teaspoons of baking soda with two cups of water in a trigger spray bottle and spray the room with the mixture whenever it needs it. A sprinkle of baking soda dissolves odors in garbage cans, diaper pails, boots and litter boxes, too. If you have a garbage disposer, put lemon or orange rinds down it every month or so. Clean out the refrigerator regularly to remove spoiled food and put a new, open box of baking soda in every four months. For more information, check out www. armhammervac.com.

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Scientists say the human nose can pick up on 10,000 scents. Getting rid of some of the worst may now be a bit easier. comes in contact with baking soda crystals that are bonded to the bags and filters. The odor is then permanently sealed inside the crystalsturning even the most offending odor particle into a new, non-odorous form. Vacuums with a HEPA filter trap and remove odor-causing particles such as pet dander, mold spores, dust and other allergens up to 75 times smaller than a human hair. These microscopic fragments can ferment in carpeting and upholstery, creating the acidic fumes that result in unpleasant odors. Some of the biggest odor complaints from the survey are smells that can originate from the tiniest of particles, such as mold or pet hair. These stubborn odors reappear after traditional remedies such as air fresheners or candles lose their strength, but using odor-eliminating vacuum bags and filters can help permanentlyand naturallyneutralize odors so theyre gone for good. Other Odor Remedies Other ways to deodorize your house include: Open a box of baking soda and place it on a shelf in the room.

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Bridges are structures that make crossing areas easier when traveling. Bangor Library invites you to explore the physics of bridges and challenges you to build your own bridges that withstand their own weight as well as the weight that passes over them. Engineer several types of bridges then test their strength. Join the fun at Bangor Library on Monday, August 8th at 1pm. For more information or to pre-register, please contact the library at 610-5884136.

The Review: The Inn at Pocono Manor, Pocono Manor, PA

By Doreen Rutherford Wow, was my first thought when I finished my weekend stay at the Inn at Pocono Manor in Pocono Manor, PA. This inn is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, is a National Historic District and has been welcoming guests for more than 100 years. Founded by the Quakers in 1900, this tract of land on the crest of Little Pocono Mountain spans 3000 acres. The manor is undergoing major restorations and is extremely hospitable and comfortable. All of the work being done is tasteful and does not interfere with your stay at all. The historic Quaker homes that can be seen as you drive into the property are very special and have graced the contents of many major magazines. They are full of history and character as well as the manor. The main manor has 237 rooms, 19 meeting and banquet rooms, a full

service restaurant, lounge with happy hour specials and entertainment, an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness room, gift shop and arcade even their own post office! There is plenty for everyone to do, child or adult. Onsite activities are so numerous, I was amazed to see cross country skiing, dog sledding, ice skating, snowshoeing and snowmobiling to name the winter sports. But summer time

offers badminton, volleyball, shuffleboard, bocce ball, ping pong, ATV rentals and tours, horseback riding, horse drawn carriage rides, archery, Orvis-approved rod and gun club, hiking, biking, Segway rentals, driving range and pro shop, 36 holes of championship golf and fly fishing. This is a really large list of activities to choose from, so if you dont know what you want to do, the

spot for you is at their state of the art Laurel Spa. They are a professional spa with gracious services ranging from facials, massages, manicures and pedicures, to signature treatments, such as their chocolate full body wrap, salt scrub or steam room. Services are for both men and women, and they cater to groups, as well. When I went to the Laurel Spa I had the one-hour, deep tissue massage, and it

was the best. The facility is elegant with extensive attention paid to your comfort and needs. During my stay, the dining and entertainment at the Manor was exceptional. In the morning, I was so happy to see an elegant dining room that serves a full breakfast buffet fit for a queen, and then was able to experience at night the Lamplighter Lounge with full bar and entertainment. There are several other outlets for food and beverage on property, as well. After dinner, I enjoyed a carriage ride around the grounds and was able to see the beautiful golf course and historic Quaker homes. As for activites, I tried my hand at skeet shooting. Now, this is not my regular activity, but they took me in and showed me the

ropes. I yelled pull and shot until I soon learned it was not an emerging talent of mine. I rendered my arms to the next person and got to watch how it was really done. However, it was a lot of fun to do something new. The horseback rides were well organized and had some of the finest dude riding horses I have seen. The Inn at Pocono Manor caters to weddings and family reunions, as well as conferences and even romantic weekend escapes. This is a great place to stay and I would highly recommend it to anyone. It is a short drive up to the Poconos from Blairstown and relaxation and fun will be found by all who choose to go to The Inn at Pocono Manor. For details, visit www.poconomanor.com or call 800-233-8150.

Ludwig Drum Set: 1979 Power Tom set. Maple finish, new heads, 5 Zildjian cymbals. $2000. Call 610-588-2579. (2/4) Solid Oak Desk: w/ upper 20 lb. Propane Tank: new valve, compartments & drawers, $40. full. Call 484-695-0883. (2/4) Call 610-863-4734. (3/4) DR Set: 4 chairs, bench & table. Clown Doll Collection: 9 in all, Long shape, glass top. $175, neg. some musical, $1-$10. Call 610- Call 610-599-6971. (2/4) 759-7295. (4/4) 26 Girls Bike: Western Flyer, 50s Cement Donkey: in the form of a style. $175 OBO. Call 610-588flower stand. Nice, $75. Call 9480. (2/4) anytime, 610-863-6184. (4/4) 32 Floor Model Color TV: good Almond Colored Range Hood: cond. Black. $75. Call 610-863Like new, paid $250, asking $90. 6758 or 610-248-1991. (2/4) Call 610-863-9444. (4/4) Craftsmen 10 Direct Drive Band Solid Wood Three Drawer Saw: table top, incl. saw & Dresser: Dec. flowers on manuals. Asking $50. Call 484drawers, includes mirror. Exc. 241-8739. (2/4) Cond., $125. Call 610-599-4985. (4/4) Victor Turbo Torch Acetylene Kit: soldering, incl. acetylene tank, Union Special: two needle, four 2 tips, hose regulator. Good cond. thread overseaming sewing Asking $100. Call 484-241-8739. machine. $250. Call 610-588- (2/4) 2807. (4/4) Milwaukee Drill: #1107-1, 1/2 Black and Decker Table: with right angle drill w/ case. $100. Call 7616 Router, other small tools for 484-241-8739. (2/4) asle too. Call 610-759-0157. (4/4) CST/Berger MP5 Laser: Mark 5 Cherry Harvest Table: $350. Call beam self-leveling laser. Incl. laser, 610-863-5016. (4/4) contractors tri-pod, mounting accessories, case, manual & Set of Antique Havilland China, batteries. Asking $175. Call 484$750; Cherry Antique Drop leaf 241-8739. (2/4) table, $400. Call 610-863-5016. (4/4) Husky 7 Wet Tile Saw w/ Laser: incl. 2 blades, fence & mitre. Black and Decker Power Asking $75. Call 484-241-87389. Washer: $60; Craftsman 10 inch (2/4) Buffer/Polisher, $50; Wardrobe, $70; Chest of Drawers, $30; GE Double Oven Elec. Stove: Craftsman 10 inch Table Saw, works fine. $75. Call 610-588$130. Call 610-759-8461. (4/4) 0138. (2/4) Four Foot Bar: with 4 swivel Youth Fire Engine Bed: like new. barstools, $125; 1 oak coffee table $100 OBO (orig. $200). Call 610with 2 matching end tables, $25. 588-3982. (2/4) Call 610-588-9597. (3/4) Sewing Machine: 12 different Four Pair Jeans: dressy Dickies, prices. Serviced & in working order. 40x28. $3 each. Call 610-599- Call 610-588-1873. (2/4) 6971. (3/4) Antique Oak Dresser: 30x18x50. Newer Washer and Dryer: good Asking $85. Call 570-897-6943. working condition, $275 for set. (2/4) Call 610-360-2888. (3/4) Homelite 4400 Watt Generator: Patio Set: Table and 4 chairs, w/ cable. $375. Call 570-897-6943. with umbrella. White plastic, $40. (2/4) Call 610-599-6971. (3/4) For Sale: Amco Portable AC: Old Treddle Sewing Machine 13000 BTU, like new: $200; Top Cover: $60. Call 610-599- Woodstove: $350; 6-Person Hot 6971. (3/4) Tub: $2500. 610-588-0138. (2/4) Charcoal Stove: 12x20, $35. For Sale: Canning Jars: $10; Moving. Call 610-599-6971. (3/4) Honeywell Hepa Portable Air Cleaner: $40; Twin-Sized Bed: 3.5 year old Electric Range: with handmade, hand-carved, heavy self-clean oven; bisque color, pine. $200; Coffee Table: round, excllent condition, $200. Call glass, gold metal base: $75. Call 610-588-1900. (3/4) before 7pm: 570-897-6064. (2/4) 6 John Hancock ladder Back Chairs: $60 each; Antique High Chest of Drawers, $125; Antique Scale (bucket) $50. Call 610-8638840. (3/4) For Sale: Tools, Pipe Threader, Safes, Freezer, DR Table, Sofas & Recliner, 52 TV, 36 picture-inpicutre TV w/ Stand, Antique Vanity & Mirror w/ Chair, Piano, Ping Pong Table, Slate-Top Pool Table, & Womans Doctor COmforts more. Make an offer. Call Jim: Diabetic Sneakers: size 8.5 wide, 610-509-8080. (2/4) pretty, white with blue, new, price negotiable. Make an offer. Call For Sale: Brand new Jenn-Air 610-863-0699. (3/4) Double Wall Oven; Roto Tiller; Pool Filter, clear water cartridge, w/ Bicycles For Sale: Boys blue auto-chlorinator; Gemini Speakbike, 26, $5; Girls Purple 27 bike, ers; Sony 29 TV; Quad, 150cc. $5; Girls 1970 balloon tire bike, Make offers. Call Mark: 484-89627, $25. Call 610-588-2039. (3/4) 0021. (2/4) Paslode Cordless Framing Gun Pkg: incl. gun, 2 batteries, charger, safety glasses, manuals, propellant & asst. of nails. Asking $250. Call 484-241-8739. (2/4) For Sale: Hamilton Beach toaster oven: $10; Toshiba 36 TV: $100; 2 Fisher Price toy boxes/book shelves: $25 ea. Call 610-5880138. (1/4)

Womens Western Ankle Boots: red, 8, med.; green, 8.5, med.; blue, 8.5 med. $25 ea. Call 610863-7589. (1/4) Electric Dryer: GE profile, white. 1988 Mustang: 5 spd., 5.0, GT, $100. Call 610-863-6143. (1/4) conv. Turn key & go. New top, tires, battery, insp. & emis., paint & Vintage Items: 1940s childs AC. Asking $7500. Call between 4 occasional cards scrapbooks, 2: & 9pm: 610-588-2881. (2/4) $20 & 10. Photo albums, early 1900s & 1940s, 3: $10 & $20. Call 2005 Chevy Venture: 80k mi. 610-759-7295. (1/4) Good cond. $6,000. Call 610-7391236. (2/4) Upright Piano: very good cond. $100. Call 610-588-0138. (2/4) Firestone Tire w/ Rim: P195 60 R 15. Never used. $50. Call 61050 Cal. Inline: CVA Wolf. Brand 588-6254. (2/4) new. Stainless barrel w/ 1.5-5 Simmons scope. $200. Call 484- Dodge Bedliner: for 02 to 08 542-9586. (2/4) short bed. Like new. Best offer. Call 610-588-0413. (2/4) For Sale: Wood stools, 24 height, white legs & oak top: $5 ea.; New 1999 Dodge Durango: custom. purple bath rug, 9x6:: $15; Dirt Asking $6,000 or willing to swap. Devil small, upright vacuum: $10; Call Ron: 570-897-5479. (2/4) Technics keyboard w/ stand: $100; 2 Artley clarinets: $50. Call 610- 4 Wheel Discs: 13. $75. Call 863-4734. (1/4) 484-695-0883. (2/4) For Sale: Avon, full decantors: $3; Full size comforter, brown floral: $30; Kenmore fridge, freezer on top, 17.5 cubic ft.: $125; Tan leather recliner: $50; 7 artificial Christmas tree w/ light: $25. Call 610-759-4719. (1/4) Four Tires: 265 70R17, decent tread. $60, OBO. Call 610-5882069 after 9:30am. (4/4)

2001 Coachman Camper: with slide out kitchen and living room. Sleeps 10 with 4 bed bunk room, great shape. Includes TV and microwave, lots of over-under 2005 Harley Davidson Motor- storage. Asking $10,000 or Best cycle Softail Deluxe: black pearl. Offer. Call 610-588-0028. (3/4) Fuel inj. Perfect cond. 9900 mi. VH pipes, saddlebages, sissy bar, thepressnewsonline.com heated grips, det. windshield, engine guards. $13,000. Call 610759-6334. (2/4) 1987 Honda Shadow 700 VT: $1100. Call 484-560-3452. (2/4) 1983 Honda Shadow 750 VT: $500. Call 484-695-0883. (2/4) Kymco Scooter: 2009 Peoples 250 brand new, never on the road, red. $3,995. Call 610-863-9228. (2/4) 2001 Kawasaki ZX6-R: less than 12,000 mi. Very good cond. $2800. Call 610-360-5350. (1/4)

1995 Ford Thunderbird: 3.8L, 6 cyl., 2 dr., AAMCO rebuilt trans., new front brakepads, 25MPG, good tires and battery, driven daily. Redwood Picnic Table & 2 $1,500, OBO. Call 610-588-5147. Benches: $35. Call between 4pm (4/4) & 9pm: 610-588-2881. (1/4) Cadillac Parts: 1975-76 for 4 LR Set: 4 pc., micro-suede. Clean, door. Call 610-588-9480. (2/4) good shape. Must sell. $400 OBO. Leave a msg: 815-370-1583. (1/4) Tires: 13 P175. Good shape. 6 for $90. Call 484-695-0883. (2/4) 55 Gal. Aquarium: oak stand, hood w/ light, 2 filters & heater. 1987 Honda Civic: 65,050 mi. $150 OBO. Call 610-573-4455 Orig. owner, garage kept. $4500. Call 610-863-4609. (1/4) For Sale: Kenmore microwave, like new: $100 (orig. $220); 1974 Block Heads: and many new Panasonic microwave, like new: parts, still in boxes. $475 OBO. $75 (orig. $169). Call 610-588- Call 610-863-5506. (1/4) 0138. (1/4) 2005 Chrysler Town & Country Desk, Padded Chair & 6-Shelf Van: good cond. Garage kept. Call Bookcase: wood. Great cond. FMI: 610-498-5730. (1/4) Exc. for childs BR. $100 OBO. Call 908-362-6522 or 201-874-7822. (1/4) Aluminum Storm Windows: approx. 31 x 62. Complete, used. 8 units at $25 ea. You pick up. Call 610-588-2604. (1/4)