THE FOREST CITY NEWS, FOREST CITY, PA 18421 * WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 2016 * PHONE 570-785-3800 * email fcnews@nep.net - PAGE 11

Forest City LibraryForest City PA, 18421

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Aging AgencyContact info

The Bradford-Sullivan-Susquehanna-Tioga Area Agency on Aging is funded in part by the Penna. Dept. of Aging and the County Com-missioners of Susquehanna, Bradford, Sullivan and Tioga Counties.

For information about ser-vices to senior citizens includ-ing senior centers, phone AAA at 800-982-4346 or visit www.aaaseniors.org.

Legal NoticesLEGAL NOTICE

PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING

The FOREST CITY BOR-OUGH PLANNING COM-MISSION will hold a Public Meeting on Monday, AUGUST 29, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. on the sec-ond floor of the Forest City Borough Building at 535 Main Street, Forest City, PA 18421. The purpose of the meeting is to review and make a deter-mination of a Minor Subdivi-sion Application for F.L.C. Re-sources, Joseph P. Franceski Jr.

The Project Plans cover the proposed Minor Subdivision of two lots on Grand Avenue, Forest City, PA. The Subdivi-sion Application, project plans and other related materials are available for inspection at the Forest City Borough Office during regular office hours, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Cindy Stone, Forest City Borough Assistant Secretary

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INVITATION TO BIDBOROUGH OF FOREST CITY

Municipal Refuse Bids

Forest City Borough will accept “SEALED BIDS” for the collection and disposal of household solid waste and ashes for the year(s) 2017, 2018, and 2019 in the Borough Municipal Building located at 535 Main St., P.O. Box 63, Forest City, PA 18421 until 1:00 PM on Tuesday, Septem-ber 6, 2016. Sealed bids will be opened and read publicly during the 7:00 PM regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, September 6, 2016. A decision will be made pending review of all bids. Proposals may in-clude an alternate bid on the collection of recyclable mate-rials, bulk collection & Scrap Metal.

Following the publication of this ad, on Thursday, Au-gust 18, 2016, Specifications and proposal forms will be available at the Borough Of-fice during regular business hours, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday or by calling (570)785-3326 for a fax or email copy.

The Borough Council re-serves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any tech-nicality or formality herein.

Sharon M. VannanBorough

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_____________________ AUCTIONSLEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the Vandling Borough Council will consider adopting a new ordinance REGULATING THE MAINTENANCE OF JUNKED MOTOR VEHICLES AND AC-CESSORIES WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF VANDLING AND REPEALING all prior or-dinances regarding the same. Said ordinance shall be consid-ered at the Vandling Borough monthly meeting on Septem-ber 18, 2016 at 7:00 PM in the Borough Building. A full copy of the proposed ordinance can be obtained by contacting the Vandling Borough Secretary at (570) 785-5070.

Nancy PerriBorough Secretary

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LEGAL NOTICEMEETING CHANGE

Due to the Labor Day holi-day please be advised that the regularly scheduled Union Dale Borough Council meeting for September will be held on Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 7 p.m. in the Borough Hall.

Jennifer SlickSecretary

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Local Family takes ownership of Oprisko’s

Kielbasa, SimpsonGood news for customers of

Oprisko’s Polish Kielbasa! Myron Oprisko and his son

Ken Oprisko have made kiel-basa for 69 years for many area residents as well as out-of-town natives from the East to the West Coast for their holiday traditions.

Since Myron passed away, Ken continued the tradition of making and providing products to their many loyal customers. Now that Ken is getting older and wants to fully retire, he is concerned about having Oprisko’s kielbasa avail-able for the community. After 69 years of business, none of the fam-ily members wanted to continue running the business. It is with great pride and comfort, Ken has announced a local family who has enjoyed Oprisko’s kielbasa for years, has purchased Oprisko’s Kielbasa operation. The recipe, the location, the phone number and customer service will remain the same under the new owner-ship of David Rupp.

David is very concerned about tradition and he is excited about carrying on the Oprisko legacy for customers so they can enjoy the kielbasa for years to come. Since David is a local resident, he has plans to open the store on a more regular basis and expand the number of products available. Needless to say, he will continue to make the kielbasa the old-fashioned way with no artificial casings, the best Hatfield pork butts and fruit wood smoking. David has been tutored by Ken in continuing to make kielbasa the Oprisko way.

Ken will miss the customers and the store but he and his wife want to travel and spend more time with family. The business has been a success and is still growing which is a testament to the customers. It is with great confidence that Ken gives his full endorsement to David and his success with making Oprisko’s kielbasa.

David Rupp is a teacher of the Western Wayne School District and has lived in Whites Crossing

for the majority of his life. “Last Easter I was at Oprisko’s pur-chasing my Easter kielbasa and I overheard Ken talking to another customer. Ken was looking to re-tire and a company was coming down from New York to possibly purchase the recipe, equipment and move it to New York. Opris-ko’s Kielbasa has been a local tra-dition for many families during the holidays. I couldn’t imagine not being able to purchase the best polish kielbasa any longer. When I sat down with Ken the biggest part of the equation, which I didn’t realize, is how much of a tradition it is to others around the country,” said Rupp.

Over 150 people, from out of state, order Oprisko’s Kielbasa for their holidays. Oprisko’s Kielbasa gets shipped to Florida, Texas, Or-egon, California and even Alaska. Now that is a testament to how good Oprisko’s Kielbasa really is. “I want to guarantee customers that Oprisko’s Kielbasa will con-tinue to be made the exact same way it has been in the past. The smoked and fresh kielbasa, white and red horseradish, city chicken, and butter lambs for Easter will all be available, but we will also be offering kielbasa rings and patties with cheddar, mozzarella, mild jalapeno, and hot jalapeno cheese, and Amish jarred goods,” stated Rupp.

The store will be open for Eas-ter, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Holidays. We will open the doors this Labor Day season from 10 am to 7pm on Friday, Au-gust 26th; Saturday August, 27th; Friday, September 2nd, and Satur-day, September 3rd.

So come out this Labor Day and get your old fashion favorite taste and try one of the new products. No matter your pleasure I think it will be the best polish kielbasa you have ever eaten. Oprisko’s Kielba-sa can be found at 721 Morse Ave. Simpson, PA 18407. Orders call David Rupp at 570-241-8193.

Ken Oprisko, right, is shown teaching David Rupp, left, the new owner, the Oprisko secrets of making their Polish kielbasa.

Pastors servingat Pl. Mt. UMChurch in 150 yrs

The following pastors served in the Pleasant Mount Methodist Church:1866-68 - Rev. Calvin Arnold1868 - Rev. J. Underwood1869 71 - Rev. J.U. Newell1871-72 - Rev. William Cooley1873 - 75 - Rev. George L. Price1876-78 - Rev. S.F. Wright1878 - Rev. Wright1879-1882 - Rev. Stephen Jay 1882-84 - Rev. J.B. Sweet1885-86 - Rev. Joseph Madi-son1887-1891 - Rev. W.R. Co-chrane1892-93 - Rev. T. Burgess1894-96 - Rev. W.M. Shaw 1897-1901 - Rev. J. Boyce1902-1905 - Rev. L.W. Karschner1906 - Rev. Thomas Eva1907 - Rev. H. Renville1908-1911 - Rev. William Schenk1912-1914 Rev. William Hunter1915-1917 Rev. William Sey-mour1918-1922 - Rev. O.G. Russell1923-1924 - Rev. Percy S. Lehman1925-27 - Rev. R.M. Roscoe1928-29 - Rev. Wesley Logan1930-1936 - Rev. George B. Reed1937-41 - Rev. Fedor C. Ether 1942 - Rev. Edward W. Mor-rison1943-46 - Rev. DeLoss Smith1947 - Rev. Ralph Beam1948 - Rev. Lewis Freeman 1949 - Rev. Donald G. Buddle 1949-52 - Rev. John Jakway 1953-55 - Edgar L. Brill1956-58 - Rev. John Binkley 1959 - Rev. Donald Bartholo-may, Rev. Russell Matthews1960-62 - Rev. Russell Smith1963-64 - Rev. Richard Schus-ter1966 - 1986 - Rev. Edward F. Sebring, Rev. P. Osterhout, Rev. Richard Jaggars, Rev. Edward Wilson, Rev. Donald A. Roberts, Rev. Brent Thal-acker, Rev. Charles Workman and Rev. Edgar Brill.1987-1992 Rev. Nina Riven-burg1992-95 - Isaac Mawokom-atando (Zimbabwe)1995-99 - Susan Hardman-Zimmerman1999-2000 - Jona Dodson2002-05 - Andrew Weidner2005-08 - Edwin Giles2008-12 - Ed Cameron2012-13 - Ed Kerber2003 - Present Lloyd Canfield

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