LEHIGH VALLEY TRADER - JUNE <strong>25</strong>-JULY 8, 2015 - PAGE 8 USED CLOTHING DONATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED at ANS Coins, 5350 Route 873, Schnecksville, PA. Benefits disabled veterans and their families. ____________________________ HALL RENTALS AVAILABLE: Diamond Fire Company, 110 Main Street, Walnutport, PA has hall rentals available Friday, Saturday & Sunday. For more information call 610-767-8476. _____________________________ FOR SALE: ~ Troy-Bilt pony tiller, <strong>25</strong>0cc 11.5 torque Briggs & Stratton engine, 3 years old, $800. ~ Echo grass trimmer brush cutter SRM-2<strong>25</strong>, 3 years old, like new, $100. ~ Universal cab for a snowblower, $50. Call 610-797-9075. 7-8-15 ____________________________ ANTIQUES: Books, suitcases, sewing machine, albums, sleigh, Hess’s boxes, fi fties hair dryer, unique table, windows, picnic basket, porcelain dog bowls, coal sifter, wood ironing board, flower planter stand, push mower, kitchenware, silverware, lots more. 610-533-9624. 7-22-15 ____________________________ FOR SALE: ~ Two aquariums, one 50 gallon and one <strong>25</strong> gallon, includes stands, fi lter, lights, heater and many, many more accessories, $135 OBO. ~ Brunswick 8 x 4 slate top billiard table with lots of accessories, $950 OBO. ~ Two white wooden bar stools with natural wood seats, $<strong>25</strong> each OBO. Call 610-928-0548. 7-8-15 ____________________________ FOR SALE: ~ Elvis VCR tapes, 21 movies, some still sealed, $50 OBO. ~ Panasonic VCR tape player, like new, best model, $30 OBO. ~ Sharp TV, 19” color, works great, $<strong>25</strong> OBO. ~ 13” TV, color, works great, $<strong>25</strong> OBO. ~ Digital converter box for TV, $<strong>25</strong> OBO. Call 610-837-3786. 7-22-15 ____________________________ T-SHIRTS AND SWEATSHIRTS: Great for fl ea market sales. Event overuns. <strong>25</strong> t-shirts for $<strong>25</strong>, 20 sweatshirts for $50. We reimburse your shipping. Examples of shirts can be seen at fi shersportswear.com. Call Barry Fisher 215-755-8565. 7-22-15 ____________________________ DON’T WAIT Call Now For THIS Year’s Work! Driveways • Sealcoating • Patching Excavating • Hot Tar • Stoning (610) 262-8213 FOR SALE: ~ Hubcaps, 50-57-65 Chevy Pont. Cad. ~ Dining set, six chairs, table, hutch, 2-tone, $400. ~ 6” x 6” x 5’ treated posts, $5 ~ 275 gallon fuel tank, $100. ~ Fairbanks platform scale, $60. ~ Rototiller for J.D., $150. ~ Antique Maytag washer, $100. Call 610-714-1246. 7-22-15 ____________________________ FOR SALE: ~ Harley motorcycle highway lights with turn signals and bar, for Road King or Fatboy, $50. ~ Snapper self-propelled mower, 5 H.P. with bagger, $80. ~ Toro self-propelled mower with bagger, 6 H.P., $80. ~ Nine assorted fishing reels, salt water and smaller reels, $<strong>25</strong> for all, all excellent condition. Call 610-709-0685. 8-5-15 ____________________________ L Quality construction, honest service, great value! Additions •Garages •Decks Basement Finishing •Trim •Interior Renovations Kitchens •Baths •Doors & Windows •Siding Roofing •Ceramic Tile •Laminate Flooring No job is too big or too small! 610-704-4948 / 610-760-8955 Look for Ferrizzi Construction, Inc. on the web Find us on Facebook BRICKS: 150 old red bricks & 150 new red bricks, 50 cents each. 11 fi re bricks 4 1/2 x 9 x 2 1/2 thick, new. $1 each. Call 610-799-2604. 9-2-15 _____________________________ Fully Insured / License #PA002690 FOR SALE: ~ Weslo cardio glide exercise bike, $<strong>25</strong>. ~ Kerosun Omni 105 kerosene heater, $40. Both in good condition. Call 610-767-8212, Danielsville area. 7-8-15 ____________________________ 610-285-2081 Email: blumtswemas@aol.com By Jenn Stumer, owner of Appalachian Creations, Inc. Jenn Stumer is the owner of Appalachian Creations, Inc., providing landscaping services in the <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> area. Since 2001, Appalachian Creations has specialized in landscape maintenance, as well as all aspects of property maintenance. Contact Jenn at 484-239-3918 or by email at info@appalachianinc.com All over the <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> and beyond is evidence of our determination to populate undeveloped farm area. Recent demands for new Jenn Stumer developments and housing are eating up areas of natural habitats for birds (not to mention other wildlife.) Here are some basic tips on how you can help these winged creatures find alternate havens in which to nest, mate and raise babies. 1. Recreate natural settings. Some of you won’t have to go out of your way to create a natural setting. If you already have a landscape or even a few shrubs or trees, you are on your way and probably attracting birds already. Sometimes planting a specific shrub or tree or adding plantings to your landscape will make it more appealing to birds. Plants can be installed in groupings to make it more natural for them, and creating a landscape that has different height plants and seasonal blooming/fruiting times is an ideal attraction. (Keep in mind that plant additions to your landscape could enhance the look of your landscape.) 2. Provide food and water. Birds require a food supply but this doesn’t necessarily mean you have to put bird feeders up all over your yard. Of course a bird feeder is a good idea, but birds eat other things besides “over-the-counter” bird seed mixes. They love berries and nectar and there are many shrubs and trees that will provide these. A birdbath is a good idea for a water source if there isn’t a natural one on your property. Adding a ground-level water feature or a small pond is great, but not in everyone’s budget and landscape design. 3. Include small havens and shelters. If you make sure your landscape has small havens and shelters, the birds will most likely stay to raise their babies. Birds will build nests in trees, hedges, and shrub groupings. They will also look for hiding places such as a rock pile or a brush pile. This is important because they will need somewhere to go to hide from predators. You can create these settings on your property. You can also set up birdhouses for them. Of course there are habitats you can recreate and plants you can install to attract specific birds to your landscape. More in-depth research would need to be done on the bird to find out what you need to do. However, here are a few examples of trees and shrubs you can add to your landscape that bear fruit, berries or nectar and that birds can use for building nests too. Trees: Birch, Hickory, Ash, Sweet Gum, Oak, Dogwood, Crabapple, Hornbeam, Hollies, Pines, Spruces, Hemlock, Red Cedar. Shrubs: Serviceberry, Viburnum, Barberry, Beautyberry, Bayberry, Honeysuckle, Blueberry, Raspberry, Witch Hazel, Yew, Azalea, Holly, Cotoneaster. These three basic requirements remain true for most native birds in the <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Valley</strong>. With persistence and a little bit of work, you can provide a safe haven and a more natural habitat for our winged friends.
LEHIGH VALLEY TRADER - JUNE <strong>25</strong>-JULY 8, 2015 - PAGE 9 Is Finally Here REFRIGERANT SERVICE ITEMS: Large manifold gauge set, manifold gauges and hoses, Robinair access fittings, line tap valves and bullet piercing valves. All for only $85. Call 610-434-7331. 8-19-15 _____________________________ FOR SALE: ~ Simplicity riding mower, 18 H.P., 38 inch cut, hydromatic, $350. ~ 21 inch Craftsman push mower, 5 H.P., $40. All excellent condition. Call 610-709-0685. 7-8-15 _____________________________ Order Now To Enjoy Your Backyard ALL SUMMER! Over 100 Sheds In Stock For Quick Delivery aechimneydoc.com www.ShedsGazebosSwingsets.com Route 309 Germansville 610-760-8380 Route 248 <strong>Lehigh</strong>ton 610-377-1099 $50 OFF ANY PURCHASE Good thru <strong>July</strong> 30, 2015. Not valid on prior purchases.
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