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PaS8 B4 The Danville News Friday, January 23, 2004 787 Utt I Found (Ittmt) 717 Notices 787 Notts! 557 Homos Salt 684 WanleV To RtnlDur WE WANT HOUSES any condition, anywhere. Behind your payments? Vacant property? ProWem tenants1 We pay cash Call 503 FfM To Good Homt FREE TO GOOD HOME stray cats. Call 57CM 73-3952 FREE TO GOOD INSIDE HOME, 2 greywht tiger 2 orangewtit tiger litter trained 570 648 6052 $12 Lost 8 Found FOUND, Gift certificates left at Silver Moon Antique mall Owner must identify 568-6134 W-Su FOUND near Schwalms Greenhouse, Sunbury tire cover 570-286-0013 LOST Leather reclmor, fell out of truck Call 570-568-0576 532 Apartnuah Rent 784 Mtetmpi read by over 76,000 people and over 84,600 people on the weekend! Call 286-5671 or 275-3235 to place your Classified Ad 544 Commtrcul Prop 7 Rout SUNBURY. 214 Market St historical district Will renovate inside to personally suit you. Take a look gorgecxjs! Call Cheryl at 286-2690 VICKSBURG lease 200-1800 sq.

ft of private, lovely 2nd floor office space. 966-2999 or 966-2252 WHITE DEER Commercial space LEW1S8URG 260 Reitz Blvd $10 sq ft office space 1722 Market St Office space $1000mo IU CLASSIC REALTY, INC 1 100 W. Marttet St Leunstwrg. PA 17S3T 570-523-1000 ERA N3TICI OP EXECUTRIX Estate of LEWIS A. ASHTON, late ot 1542 Continental Boulevard, Danville, Montour County, Pennsylvania, Deceased Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary in the above estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons owing said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims and demands against it, to make known the same without delay June Davis, Executnx co Marks, McLaughlin Dennehy 12 Market Street Danville, PA 17821 Robert Marks, Attorney 881 Frw For Tin Taking FREE Copier, adding machine, office desk chair 570-286-4698 MISTING K9TICI Danville Borough Finance Committee wiU be meeting on Fnday, January 30th, at 9 30 the Municipal Building, 239 Mill Street.

Danville MEETING N0TICI The regdar monthly meet-ng o( the Mahonng Township SipervBOfS scheduled for Monday, February 16. 2004 has been changed to Monday, Feb-ruary 23, 2004 at 5 30 PM at the Mahonng Townshp Mtncpal Baking, 1101 Bloom Road, Mahonng Townshp Montoir County Danville, Pemsyt-vana 17821 Mahoning Township Supervisors Christine DeLong, Township Secretary 787 Notices AN EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY NEWSPAPER All real estate advertising herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discnmt-nation based on race, color, religion, sex handicap, familial status or national ongin or intention to make any such preferences, limitations or dis-cnmination We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis FREE for hauling 2 washers, in working condition 286-8804 FOUND 2 Beagles 1 m. If on Stine Rd in Danville on 119 at Lei-ghows Vet 275-0202 515 Pets 8 Supplies Bichon Fuse puppies, adorable 1 male, 1 female, $400 ea 570-286-7822 GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies ACA, shots wormed, very gentle, family dog 570-966-7028 No Sunday calls GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups, ready 124 vet checked, 1st shots, mixed breed $60 286-0331 Himalayan kitten CFA Reg 16 wks old Tortie Female $250 524-2406 LAB PUPPIES AKC reg black yellow, shots wormed ready to go $300 570 922-4287 LAB PUPPIES. Reg yellow black Shots wormed Ready to go Feb 1 570 966-4052 Scottish Temer males $225 Boston Temer male $350 Bichon Fnses $275 325 ACA, shots guar 922 1038 FREE TOR THE TAKING 558 Farms 8 Acreage DORNSIFE 2 lots (38 32 ac 6 1 1 ac), wooded mtn landwfield perked $105 000 717-362-1100 LX CAL Nona This shall serve as notice that Scott Edward Hess has petitioned the Court of Common Pleas of the 26th Judicial District, Montour County Branch, for a change of name A heanng shall be held on February 13, 2004 at 9 30 a m. in the chambers of the Honor-, able Thomas A.

James, at the Columbia County Courthousg, Blooms-burg Pennsylvania LEGAL HOTItt This shall serve as notice that Stefame Irene Hess has petitioned the Court of Common Pleas of the 26th Judicial Dis-tnct, Montour County Branch, for a change of name A heanng shall be held on February 13, 2004 at 9 30 a in the chambers of the Honorable Thomas A James, at the Columbia County Courthouse, Blooms-burg Pennsylvania N0TIH OP EXECUTOR Estate of ELEANOR G. HOUSENICK. late of the Township of Mahoning, Montour County, Pennsylvania, Deceased Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary in the above estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons owing said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims and demands against it, to make known the same without delay Douglas Housenick, Executor co Marks, McLaughlin Dennehy 1 2 West Market Street Danville, PA 17821 Robert Marks, Attorney 1 1MiMA I fflfiiffi) 557 Homes Sale 632 Business Opportunities $875 WEEKLY salary mailing our postcards in your spare time No ex-penence necessary FT PT Genuine opportunity Supplies provided Call 1-708 686 1300(24 hrs NOTICE Most in this category require some type of investment THE DANVILLE NEWS CANNOT GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT OR A RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT as a result of your responding to any of these ads ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do you earn $800 in a day? Your own local candy route Includes 30 machines and candy all for $9 995 1-800-998 VEND Americas Hottest Opportunity DOLLAR STORES Own your Own Store Turnkey from $45 900 Dollar-StoreServices4 Com 1 -800-829 2915 PA State Liquor License Serious inquires only 570-743-4364 649 Employment Oppt Booklets 558 HouietHwl Or Sail LEWISBURG Excellent opportunity rent to own Beautiful Double home Let your neighbor pay your mortgage after 3 years Please Call 717-444-3943 568 Real Estate Warm Do You Have A Property To Rent? (Homes or Apts. Only) Then try advertising in The Rental Comer For just $38 00 you can publish a three (3) line ad for up to 2 weeks, each additional line $5 00 If your properly is rented prior to the 2 weeks, just call The Daily Item or The Danville News Classified Department to cancel your advertisement REALTORS WELCOME Minimum charge $38 00 PREPAYMENT REOUIRED (Without Approved Credit) NO REFUNDS 782 Ptrtonals ERA CLASSIC REALTY 701 Bloom St Denvilie, PA. 17821 275-7696 Independently owned and operated ADOPTION Loving, active, happily mamed couple eager to start a family Wonderful home with big yard in quiet neighborhood We will be great parents! Call us (1-877-591-7265) or our attorney (1-800-801-1313) for more Used Pallets Outside If interested, please go to the REAR of our Dis-tnbution Building on Raspberry Ave Sunbury any time day or night FREE Household items Clothing, etc Call 286-2041 or 286 8144 FREE old wooden frame house windows, some wwavy glass 570-658-9127 FREE, Washer Dryer, Washer needs work, dryer works (570)374-2975 Which do you prefer NEW or USED It got to be in the CLASSIFIEDS' Phone 286 5671 or 275 3235 Cash, Cows, Com, Cars -Youll find them all in The Danville News Want Ads 275-3235 SPRINGER Spaniel Pups, AKC, exc bloodlines, parents on site Shots wormed 538 5830 LEGAL NOTItt NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Hamsburg, Pennsylvania, on December 22, 2003 The name of the corporation is Five Centers Training Competition Club, Inc The corporation has been incorporated under the Pennsylvania Business Corporation law of 1988, as amended Todd Kerstetter, Esquire Younkin Kerstetter LLP One West Sunbury St Post Office Box 552 Shamokin, PA 17872 Attorney for Incorporation Need To Buy or Sell Something Check Us Out! Danville News Classifieds FOUND Gideon New Testament worange cover in Harmony Cemetery, Milton Call 437-3314 PREGNANT? CONSIDERING ADOPTION? We can help' We specialize in matching families with birthmothers nationwide TOLL FREE 24 hours a day 866-921-0565 One True Gift Adoptions WEST MILTON 1 BR, 1 5 bath, appl in coun-try $450mo 568-6823 538 Building loll BAY AREA, VIRGINIA SAFE HAVEN 50 acres with extensive deep waterfront $399,000 Temf-ic potential for development as family compound Owner arranged financing Call today1 1-800-673-0670 BUILDING LOTS Winfield area Will Finance 570-523-1611 Secluded 2 7 acres, Danville area 570-275-3088 WINFIELD 1 67 ac perced for sandmound Flat lot Pick your own builder 570-743-7512 544 Commercial Prop.

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03-20258 Lovely older two-story home with lots of remodels It offers 3BR, 1 bath, kitchenDR, LRfamlly room, porches and deck, and beautifully landscaped yard Pnced to sell at $110 000 Call Don at 784-3086 for all the details. 01-13385 Well cared for 2BR Townhouse only 2 blocks from shopping in downtown Danville Includes LR, DR, kitchen with appliances, 1 5 baths, full basement, and rear deck Seller will consider any reasonable offer SEVEN REASONS WHY VILLAGER SELLS MORE REAL ESTATE THAN ANY OTHER AGENCY-KRISTEN KARR BONNIE TRUMP JANET HUMMER 275-1494 275-3583 275-1030 EILEEN BRADY KRISTIN MIKITA DOTTIE BANE MARY DITTY 275-5455 275-5349 275-2513 275-4542 CALUCOLDWELUBANKER non ERA CLASSIC REALTY, Inc, ERA 701 Bloom St Danville, PA 275-7696 FAX 570-275-5375" MAKING REAL ESTATE REAL EASY 275-3773 784-8172 75-0680 Nation HISTORY Great Molasses Flood of 1919 remembered in library exhibit By BiPasha Ray The Associated Press grants had little clout, said Stephen Puleo, the author of Dark Tide, a book about the flood released in September. The tank leaked constantly, worrying employees and neighbors. But their rush to keep up with demand, company officials just repainted the tank in the same color as the leaking molasses. In 1919 the war had just ended and Prohibition was looming.

Purity Distilling, wanting to make a last batch of alcohol before it was banned, dumped a large shipment of molasses into the tank on Jan. 14, filling it to near capacity. Warm molasses in the tank mixed with cold molasses from the new shipment, starting fermentation and creating gases that pushed on the tanks weak walls, according to Puleos book. Just after noon the next day, nearby workers and neighbors heard a deep rumble. A muffled roar burst suddenly upon the air, read a Boston Herald story displayed in the library exhibit.

Mingled with the roar was the clangor of steel against steel and the clash of rending wood. Spurting high into the air and in far reaching spread, were great ribbons of thick-brown fluid. The huge tossing geyser of molasses settled to be-plaster the outer walk of the neighborhood outside the destroying force of the explosion, sink into big pools on the flat roofs and to inundate in an adhesive, the streets, alleys and debris, read the newspaper account. A one-ton piece of steel from the vat flew into a trestle of elevated railroad tracks, causing the tracks to buckle. Two children collecting firewood and dripping molasses near the tank disappeared under the fast-spreading liquid.

BOSTON Danny OBrien looked at a photograph of firefighters knee-deep in molasses trying to rescue people trapped in a collapsed firehouse, and remembered his grandfathers tales of sticky horror. Those stories were something horses stuck in this sea of molasses, a lot of cars, people stuck, houses smashed to pieces, said OBrien, looking through a Boston Public Library exhibit commemorating the 85th anniversary of Bostons Great Molasses Flood, which killed 21 people and injured 150. His grandfather lived in the citys North End, where on Jan. 15, 1919, a gigantic steel vat exploded, spewing 2.3 million gallons of molten molasses. Thirty-foot waves of gooey liquid plowed through the streets, catching men, women, horses and vermin in its sticky flow, crushing freight cars, wagons and and reducing entire buildings to broken planks of wood.

They were smelling it for years after that, said OBrien, whose grandfather volunteered to help with the months-long cleanup. The exhibit Molasses Flood: The 1919 North End Disaster, contains photographs and newspaper accounts of the devastating flood that paved the way for more stringent construction safety standards across' the nation. It runs until the end of January. The tank, 50 feet high and 240 feet around, was built in 1915, just as the demand for molasses used to produce industrial alcohol for ammunition as well as rum was skyrocketing at the peak of World War I. Its site on the waterfront was convenient Photo by The Associated Press This aerial view shows the site of the molasses storage tank explosion in the section of Commercial St between Copps Hill and the playground of North End Park in Boston, Jan.

15, 1919. The explosion of the steel vat ninety feet in diameter and fifty-two feet in height caused 2.2 million gallons of molasses to flood the area, killing 21 people and injuring 150. In the background is the Navy Yard in Charlestown. for delivery ships coming from Cuba, Puerto Rico and the West Indies. But the tank, built in a hurry with faulty design, was at the edge of the citys most densely-populated neighborhood, the North End, where pohtically-mactive Italian immi.