July 2014

July 2014 • Volume 17 • Issue 198

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July 4 -- Independence Day July 7 -- Father/Daughter Take A Walk Together Day July 15 -- National Get Out Of The Dog House Day July 17 -- Get To Know Your Customers Day July 19 -- National Hot Dog Day July 20 -- National Ice Cream Day July 20-26 -- National Independent Retailers Week July 23 -- Gorgeous Grandma Day July 24 -- Cousins' Day July 27 -- Parents’ Day July 30 -- Father-In-Law Day plus...

Family Reunion Month Cell Phone Courtesy Month National Ice Cream Month National Recreation & Parks Month National Make A Difference To Children Month National Grilling Month 2

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In this issue:

July 2014

FAMILY page 4-8..............Celebrating Our Freedom page 11................Battle of the Sexes page 11...............Win a Family Four Pack of State College Spikes Tickets page 13..............Win a $25 Gift Certificate from Wegmans in Williamsport page 15...............Date For Your Mate - Win a Pizza & Lottery Tickets page 17...............Win PA Instant Lottery Tickets page 19...............From A Pastor page 20..............Win a Family Four Pack of Crosscutters Tickets page 22...............Father’s Day Contest Winner page 23...............Win a $25 Gift Certificate from Dave’s Tools & Trading page 25................EZ DYI’s page 26................Inside the Box: by Jonathan Schwab page 28...............Can We Join Your Family PETS page 30...............Cute & Crazy Critters page 31...............Adopt-A-Pet page 31.................4th of July Safety Tips by Calico Creek Veterinary Clinic

MUSIC, MEDIA, AND EVENTS page 37...............Smart Tips page 38...............Dr. Dave’s Top 10 DVD’s page 38...............Silly Snapshots page 39...............Super Clever Parenting Tips page 41...............Bear’s Top Ten Americana Discs page 41...............Neighborhood News page 41...............Win a Pair of Millbrook Playhouse Tickets page 42................Laugh FOOD page 44-47........ Bear Bites - Great Places to Grab a Bite to Eat page 44-45..........July is National Ice Cream Month page 44...............Win a $25 Gift Certificate from Overdorf’s Drive-In page 45...............Win a Box of Dilly Bars from Avis Dairy Queen HEALTHY LIVING page 48..............Kidstuff - Tips For Successful Beach Days with Kids page 49.............Gayle’s Cookless Cuisine page 54.............To Your Health - Treating Minor Summer Injuries page 55...............Recipes: Buffalo Chicken Crescent Ring

In next month’s issue:

children's vision & learning month, and Back to school month.

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Deadline is July 24th.

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AND MORE... page 57.............Classifieds page 58-59........Business Cards page 61.............Caption Contest page 61.............Clue Search Puzzles page 62.............Sprint Cup Schedule page 63.............Ask Greta

Thanks to Susan Kaufman of Bellevue, Ohio for providing our cover photo.

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Celebrate our freedom!

“If our country is worth dying for in time of war let us resolve that it is truly worth living for in time of peace.” - Hamilton Fish “Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves.” - Abraham Lincoln

“It is easy to take liberty for granted when you have never had it taken from you.”

- M. Grundler “Building a better you is the first step to building a better America.” - Zig Ziglar

Please support these patriotic sponsors: Route 150, beside Dairy Queen in Avis (570) 753-5348

Penton Automotive Full Service Auto Repair & Auto Sales Foreign • Domestic • Trucks • Vans • Engine Diagnostics • Tune-Ups • State Inspections • Alignments • Quality Used Cars 579 Old Route 220 Highway *A.S.E. Jersey Shore Certified (570) 398-5555

Bell Windchimes • Lawn Ornaments Wind Spinners • Garden Flags • Candles Herbal Soaps • Bella Taylor Purses Boyds Bears • Silver Jewelry Willow Tree Figurines • much more!

Gift Certificates available!

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Meeting all your excavation and paving needs with over 30 years of experience continues to be the goal of R.C. Bowman Inc.

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Great Spot for a Birthday Party, Girls Night Out, or Group Event - plus NEW Sip & Dip Canvas Painting Parties - call and sign up today!

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 10-5, Friday 3-7, and Saturday 10-3. Closed Sunday & Monday.

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Stylists: Jana Barner, Kim Bechtol, Daisy Engel, Allora Martin, and Tracy Saar Full Service Hair & Nail Salon •Coloring •Perming •Cutting •Styling •Manicures •Pedicures •Gel Polish •Waxing •Spray Tanning •Stand Up and Lay Down Tanning Bed Gift Certificates Available.

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Walk-Ins Welcome.

Family Eye Care

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• Complete & Comprehensive Eye Exams • Pediatric Vision Analysis • Glaucoma, Cataract & Retinal Screening • Consultant for Lasik Surgery • Wide Selection of Fashion Eyewear • Contact Lenses

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Thoughts to ponder...

“Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost.” - John Quincy Adams “Our country is not the only thing to which we owe our allegiance. It is also owed to justice and to humanity. Patriotism consists not in waving the flag, but in striving that our country shall be righteous as well as strong.” - Bryce James “Patriotism is like charity — it begins at home.”

- Henry James “Mankind must put an end to war or war will put an end to mankind.”

- John F. Kennedy “This country will not be a good place for any of us to live in unless we make it a good place for all of us to live in.” -Teddy Roosevelt “My definition of a free society is a society where it is safe to be unpopular.”

-Adlai Stevenson “What is the essence of America? Finding and maintaining that perfect, delicate balance between freedom to and freedom from.” -Marilyn Savant “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”

-Martin Luther King Jr.

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Your donations are vital to our program, and can be dropped off at the Thrift Store on East Main Street, or at The Salvation Army shed on Church Street, or call 570-748-7916 for pick-ups.

All donations stay local, are tax-deductible, and support S. A. programs in Clinton County.

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SUPPORT OUR TROOPS!

Books for Soldiers - www.booksforsoldiers.com

This site displays requests from soldiers for books and DVDs and provides guidelines for how to ship them (it also collects materials and ships them to soldiers who want anonymity).

Tip: Use the search feature to find requested titles you have at home. The site requires a registration to view the requests and participate in forums that feature discussions with military personnel and other donors.

Homes For Our Troops - https://www.hfotusa.org

Homes for Our Troops (HFOT) is a national 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2004 that is strongly committed to building specially adapted homes for the over 1700 Service Members nationwide who have returned home with life-altering injuries post 9/11. Our Veterans are among the nation’s most severely injured with missing limbs, varying levels of paralysis and traumatic brain injury (TBI).We assist these Veterans and their families by raising money, and providing building materials, and professional labor to coordinate the construction of a home that provides maximum freedom of movement and the ability to live more independently. These homes are provided mortgage-free to the Veterans we serve.

Operation Shoebox - www.operationshoebox.com

Operation Shoebox embraces a practical mission of providing hands-on support for our troops deployed overseas and returning home. It is the mission of Operation Shoebox to meet the needs of every hero with dignity and appreciation. Whether it’s packing coffee, socks, toothpaste, and sports gear into care packages or sending letters of encouragement, whether it’s organizing fundraisers or collecting supplies for homeless veterans, Operation Shoebox is committed to treating every hero with care and honor. Send toiletries, stationery, snacks — by mail, to its Florida headquarters, which prepares packages to send to troops.

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See over 200 styles of fishing reels, and a tremendous selection of fishing rods - choose from top brands like Cortland, Eagle Claw, Zeboo, Fenwick, Mitchell, Johnson, Shimano, Shakespeare, and Plano! get your fishing license when you shop.

Unkel Joe's Woodshed top o' the hill in Flemington

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Hours: Tuesday & Saturday 5:30am-dusk, weekday evenings after 5pm, or by appointment.

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Dear Battle of the Sexes: Our vacation is coming soon, but I think I might lose my mind before it does. My husband likes to have every minute of our vacation planned and mapped out - it drives me crazy! I feel like we’re on a school trip with the kids, rather than a relaxing vacation. I am trying to convince him to relax on the scheduling, but I don’t think it’s working.

I want to look forward to a little R&R and might have to go on vacation by myself to get it! Wish me luck!

- Anonymous, Lock Haven Dear Battle of the Sexes: My wife loves to entertain, and so do I - to a point. However, I am getting a little tired of having people at our house every single weekend - weekend after weekend after weekend. And, I am also tired of forking out the extra money she is spending on food to feed all these guests she keeps inviting. I want to come to a happy medium with her, but the minute I mention that, she gets all defensive and says that I am just being cheap. Granted, it might sound like I am being cheap, but honestly, a little frugality might be a good thing. All I am asking for is to limit our get togethers to just twice a month - rather than every weekend. Is that too much?

- Bah Humbug Host Send your responses to these letters, or mail in your own gripes to: “Good News” P.O. Box 999, McElhattan, PA 17748 or email: goodnews@kcnet.org The opinions expressed in this column are those of the letter writers and are not necessarily shared by the “Good News” Staff.

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William T. Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven Your host, Wings of Williamsport R/C Flying Club, is proud to present the 12th Annual Wings Over Piper R/C Flying Event An annual event for R/C Aircraft Enthusiasts to come to the birthplace of the Piper Cub to fly their airplanes on the Piper Field.

All types of radio-controlled aircraft are welcome. Our goal is to assemble and fly as many Piper Aircraft models as possible.

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Lock Haven Site: United Lutheran Church, West Church & First Street 1st Wednesday - 9-11am / 3rd Wednesday - 6-8pm.

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Listed below are some of the items that Bountiful Blessings accepts as donations: Toilet paper, Shampoo, Baby Wipes, Dish Detergent, Trash Bag, Toothpaste, Paper Towels, Cleaners, Bath Soap, Diapers, plus New NIV Bibles (English & Spanish), New & Gently Used Stuffed Animals, and New Children’s Books.

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Sugar Valley Chair Shop Stephen S. Fisher 1199 East Winter Road Loganton

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By Russel Moldovan - Minister of Blanchard Church of Christ P.O. Box 188, Blanchard, PA 16826 • 570-962-2423 Why? Why? That is the question we ask when pain hits our lives, when our circumstances change, and we realize that our situation will never be the same as before. It is at times like these that we cry out and beg for a miracle to rescue us and change us. Sometimes God does change those circumstances; other times he does not.

When he does not, we may question why God does not perform the miracle. Could it be that the miracle is performed when we in our suffering console others who face the same affliction as we press on fighting the good fight and keeping the faith. Through our suffering we become a source of strength and hope for the others in their plight.

Often God allows us to stay in the tempest so that we can be a lighthouse for others in the storm. In his suffering, the Apostle Paul offered this blessing to God: Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and the God of all consolation, who consoles us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to console those who are in any affliction with the consolation with which we ourselves are consoled by God (1 Corinthians 1:3-4).

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My dad is special to me because...

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Here are some fun tips for your backyard this summer...inexpensive and easy!

Spray paint existing pebbles with glow-inthe-dark paint, or buy ready-made glow-inthe-dark pebbles to light a path at night.

Use latex floor paint to color cement tiles on an outdoor patio.

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Create a buried pot garden for easy landscaping.

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Inside The Box :

By Jonathan Schwab

An Introductory Handshake in Print

New can be exciting and energizing.

Excited and energized described my feelings September 19, 2003. Next morning wake-up call at 6 am, 7 am departure, first-ever football broadcast at 1 pm.

New can be scary and overwhelming.

Scared and overwhelmed described my feelings September 20, 2003. I woke up at 7:13 am to my broadcast partner banging on my dorm room door. Somehow, I had knocked the plug on my alarm clock out of the outlet at the left of my bed.

I threw clothes on, grabbed my notes, and my first-ever distinct memory of being a sports broadcaster was permanently etched into my mind.

More than anything, new represents a dive into the unknown. This column is an introduction of myself to all of you as WQBR and I come together to expand our reach into a new and exciting place.

Beginning with the 2014-2015 academic year, WQBR will serve as the sole rights holder for Lock Haven University athletics. We will broadcast games for 11 different Lock Haven teams either on WQBR, on our new online streaming venue, or on both.

I am thrilled to be able to continue into my third season as the play-by-play voice of the Bald Eagles. My career traces like a road map through Pennsylvania; a year spent as a newspaper reporter in Ridgway, five years with WHLM Radio in Bloomsburg, followed by a year and a half at ESPN Radio Williamsport.

Through my past experiences, I have grown to love shining the light on the stories behind the coaches and athletes we follow. That passion will shape this monthly column. I’ll place the focus on a different coach or athlete each month to bring their personalities to life.

I can’t wait to start working for a company which has spent more than two decades building the trust of this community through commitment to local coverage. Now, we’re going to do it as Clinton County’s sports leader. Set your alarm, here we come.

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A One Stop Sports Shop 252 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore Phone: 570-865-6632 Email: aonestopsportsshop@comcast.net

Open: Monday-Thursday 10am-5pm, Friday & Saturday 9am-6pm, and Sunday 10am-3pm.

• Soccer Equipment - cleats, shin guards, soccer balls, soccer bags, socks, shorts • Baseball/Softball Equipment - cleats, helmets, gloves, batting gloves, bats, bags, accessories, practice balls, game balls, pants, training aids, and more • Outdoor Shoes - Keen, Boggs, Altra • Farm to Feet Marino Wool Socks

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• Melissa & Doug Toys • White and Colored Chalk • Schleich Figurines • Scholastic Books • Folkmanis Puppets • Large Plush Animals • Extreme Dot-to-Dot Books, Posters & 3D Challenges • Great Games for All Ages • and More! www.the-bus-stops-here.com Email: busstop@the-bus-stops-here.com Summer Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10-5, and Saturday 10-3. Closed Wednesday & Sunday.

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Can We Join Your Family?

Quason & Daequan

Children Waiting For A Home...

Quason, 13, and Daequan, 11, reside in the same foster placement and are so close that they share almost all the same interests and goals. Both are so passionate about sports that they want to play professionally some day in either the NBA or the NFL. Daequan is also considering a career in rap music. The brothers enjoy playing basketball, testing their skill at video games, listening to music, bike riding and eating chicken and seafood. Quason and Daequan agree that their prized possession is the IPod, that making the basketball league is their proudest achievement, and that Christmas is their favorite holiday. In their foster placement they take out the trash, help around the yard and cook meals.The brothers want very much to be adopted by the same family so they can grow up together.

Tyrek, 13, is often described as being “very laid back.” He loves watching and playing sports, especially baseball and football. When indoors, Tyrek can frequently be found in front of the television testing his skills at a variety of video games. He loves the challenge, and is willing to play anyone.Tyrek does well in school and routinely receives above average grades. His grades have improved the most in history. Gym is his favorite class. In his foster placement, Tyrek cheerfully does many chores and willingly helps out whenever aid is needed. Tyrek has experienced many separations and losses in his young life and dreams of the day when he will have a permanent family with a mom and a dad and maybe some other children that he could play with. Tyrek loves pets and it would be great if there are some in the home.

Jasmine

Tyrek

Fun loving, social and athletic, Jasmine’s favorite activities include spending time with her friends, dancing to hip hop music, and playing competitive sports, especially basketball. In fact, the 17-year-old loves this sport so much that she would like to play it professionally some day. Recently, she has become passionate about cooking, and delights in creating a variety of meals, which anyone who tries them say are delicious.

Jasmine likes school and is a good student, earning mostly A’s and B’s. While she likes all her subjects, gym is her favorite class. She hopes to attend college before embarking on a career. Currently, Jasmine would like to volunteer at a place where the experience would lead to a part-time job. More than anything else, Jasmine yearns to be adopted.

There are 104,000 children nationwide waiting to be adopted. These are not the healthy infants usually associated with adoption. They are older; some have physical, emotional or mental challenges. Others are brothers and sisters who need to be placed together. More than half of the children are from minority cultures. They all need the love and security that only a permanent family can provide. These are the children for whom the National Adoption Center works.

For more information contact Crystal Allen at the National Adoption Center. Email: callen@adopt.org or call 267-443-1867.

National Adoption Center • 1500 Walnut Street, Suite 701 • Philadelphia, PA 19102 1-800-TO-ADOPT www.adopt.org The National Adoption Center is a private, non-profit organization that expands adoption opportunities for children throughout the United States, particularly for children with special needs and those from minority cultures.

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Cute & Crazy Critters “My name is Ellie Mae. I am a 10 year old Black Lab. My favorite thing to do is to boat and swim at Sayers Dam in Bald Eagle State Park with my proud owners, Kelly and Onix Sanchez of Milesburg.”

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The Clinton County S.P.C.A ,

Shelter Hours: Monday-Saturday 12-6pm.

Mill Hill Road, just off Route 150, Dunnstown -- 570-748-4756 -- clintoncountyspca.org

Meet Droopy!

He is a 3 year old male mixed breed with a super attitude.

He was tested for Lyme’s and Heartworm, is neutered, microchipped, and is up-to-date with all of his vaccines.

Please stop by and see him soon!

Meet Aaron!

He is a 1 year old neutered male Pit mix.

He’s not quite sure how to play, but loves the attention. He has been tested for Lyme’s and heartworm, up-to-date with his vaccines, and is microchipped.

Meet Oreo! She is a 1 year old spayed female. She is now up-to-date on all of her vaccines, and is microchipped. She is also spayed thanks to Beckoning Cats in Williamsport.

Please stop in soon because this girl is ready for a home.

Meet Gabby! She is a beautiful 2-3 year old spayed female. She is now up-to-date on all of her vaccines, and is micro chipped. We hope to find her a forever home soon, because she enjoys quiet time.

Meet Petey! He is a neutered 3 year old male Boxer Australian Cattle Dog mix. He was tested for Lyme’s and heartworm, is up-to-date with his vaccines, and is microchipped and advantix was applied. We were told he does not like cats, but is okay with other dogs and kids.

Fourth of July Safety Tips

By Calico Creek Vet Clinic

The Fourth of July, and the days leading up to the Fourth, can be a dangerous and frightening time for pets. In addition to the risks of injuries and burns, many pets are fearful of the excitement and noise created by fireworks. They may act irrationally or fearful and panic, going to great lengths to escape their normal enclosures, jump fences or chew through leashes. When in distress, pets can run incredibly long distances, may lose their sense of direction and end up far from home (or, many scared pets attempting to run from the noise can dart into roads and be injured or killed).

More runaway and lost pets end up in animal shelters on this holiday than any other time of the year. Here are a few tips to keep your pets safe.

Never use fireworks around pets! While exposure to lit fireworks can potentially result in severe burns and/or trauma to the face and paws of curious pets, even unused fireworks can pose a danger. Many types contain potentially toxic substances, including potassium nitrate, arsenic, and other heavy metals.

Loud, crowded fireworks displays are no fun for pets, so please resist the urge to take them to the Independence Day festivities. Instead, keep your little guys safe from the noise in a quiet, sheltered, and escape-proof area at home.

Do not put glow jewelry on your pets, or allow them to play with it. While the luminescent substance contained in these products is not highly toxic, excessive drooling and stomach irritation could still result from ingestion, and intestinal blockage could occur from swallowing large pieces of the plastic containers.

If you think your pet has eaten something poisonous, stay calm and contact your veterinarian for advice, or call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 1-800426-4435. Remember, your family veterinarian is your complete source of medical knowledge and guidance for all of your pet’s health care needs. www.bear999.com

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Meet Simon!

He is a 1 year old neutered male DSH cat. He has been tested for Felv/Fiv, updated on all vaccines, and was microchipped.

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Calico Creek Veterinary Clinic • Medical • Surgical • Dental • Radiology

Dogs - Cats Ferrets - Pocket Pets In observation of the holiday, we will be closed July 4th, 5th, & 6th.

We’d like to wish everyone a safe & happy Independence Day weekend!

Day Admission and Appointments welcome

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Come join us in celebration of Wayne Township’s

175 Years

(1834-2014) on Saturday, July 26th!

Events of the day:

8-8:30 am - Registration for 5k Run/Walk at Nature Park, Linnippi Trail.

Contact Pastor T.R. Hardic for details at 570-769-6066.

8:45 am - Presentation of Colors, Flag Ceremony, and Dedication of Nature Park, Linnippi Trail 9:15 am - Start of Race - from Nature Park to Zindel Park 11 am - 2 pm - Old-Fashioned Lawn Party at Colonel Shoemaker’s House, 9 Reservoir Road, McElhattan.

Featuring Hot Dogs, Miller’s Home-Made Ice Cream, Home Baked Pies, Lemonade, plus Colonel Shoemaker aka Lou Bernard, Historical and Local Tidbits by Harlan Berger, Square Dancing, and The Bear - 99.9 fm will be LIVE!

Historic Photo of the Shoemaker Mansion.

Sponsored by the Wayne Township Supervisors ... the McElhattan United Methodist Church...

Wayne Township Recreation Committee... & The Clinton County Commissioners.

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Shoebox Letters’ “Honest Truth” starts up where Shoebox’s last cd “Better Time” left off: Great songs featuring sweet harmonies and a warm, comfortable sound, dominated by acoustic guitar, mandolin, accordion, and steel and baritone guitars.

Shoebox Letters hail from the rain-soaked streets of Portland, Oregon. Their music is an intoxicating blend of roots rock and alternative country. The band debuted in June 2009 and currently features Dennis Winslow on guitars and vocals; Dave Stricker on bass; Stephanie Pranzetti on vocals; Daria Chick on vocals; David Allen Baker on vocals and multi-instrumentalist and Producer Ronn Chick.

The band has evolved into an acoustic-based amalgam of country, blues, folk and bluegrass - that evolution is apparent on the new “Honest Truth,” a disc that belongs in your personal collection!

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8am - OPEN GOAT SHOW 5:30pm-closing – Rides open - $12 All Night Armband

8am - 4-H HORSE AND PONY ROUNDUP 6pm - DAN AND GALLA (Auxiliary Stage)

EXHIBIT BUILDING CLOSED FOR JUDGING 6pm - PA PREFERRED CHOCOLATE BAKING, BLUE RIBBON, 1pm - FAIR PRINCE & PRINCESS CONTEST (Main Stage) APPLE PIE & ANGEL FOOD CAKE AUCTION 3pm-dark - Durty Dabbers Trials Riding Exhibition (Open Show Exhibit Building) 3pm-closing – Rides open - $12 All Day Armband 6pm-dark - Durty Dabbers Trials Riding Exhibition 3:30pm - REGISTRATION FOR CHILI COOKOFF 7pm - BULL RIDING AND BULL POKER (Track) 4pm - JUDGING FOR CHILI COOKOFF (Sponsored by Condo’s Inc) General Admission $10, Track Seating $20, 6pm - STEPHANIE GRACE BAND (Auxiliary Stage) Children 12 and under admitted free 6:30pm - BAKED GOODS AUCTION (Open Show Exhibit Bldg.)

7pm JOE BONSON AND COFFEE RUN (Main Stage) 7pm - FIGURE 8 RACING AND DEMOLITION DERBY (Track) 8pm - DAN AND GALLA (Auxiliary Stage) 8pm - LOMISON BAND & STAGE DEDICATION 9pm JOE BONSON AND COFFEE RUN (Main Stage) (Sponsored by Miller Brothers Auto)

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 3

7am - GATE OPENS - $4 ADMISSION (children 12 and under admitted free) 9am - OPEN HORSE SHOW 9:30am - OPEN RABBIT SHOW 10am - WORSHIP SERVICE (Main Stage) 11am - 4X4 TRUCK PULL REGISTRATION AND WEIGH-IN 12noon - YOUTH (4-H and FFA) BEEF AND DAIRY BEEF SHOW 1pm - 4X4 TRUCK PULL 3pm - CENTRAL PA COMMUNITY BAND (Main Stage) 3pm-closing – Rides open - $12 All Day Armband 4:15pm - CENTRAL PA COMMUNITY BAND (Main Stage) 7pm - OPENING CEREMONY (Main Stage) 7:30pm - CROWNING 2014 CLINTON COUNTY FAIR QUEEN (Main Stage) Sponsored by Mill Hall Kiwanis, Dean Wetzler Jr. Funeral Home, Nittany Valley Lions Club, and Xi Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi

TUESDAY, AUGUST 5 PENNSYLVANIA LOTTERY DAY SENIOR CITIZEN’S DAY

Senior citizens 60+ admitted for FREE 7am - GATE OPENS - $4 ADMISSION (children 12 and under admitted free) 3pm- SIZZLING SENIORS TALENT SHOW (Main Stage) (Sponsored by Jersey Shore State Bank) 5:30pm - GLENN MILLER’S ONE MAN BAND (Auxiliary Band) 5:30pm-closing – Rides open - $12 All Night Armband 6pm - 4-H and FFA HOG SHOW 6pm-dark - Durty Dabbers Trials Riding Exhibition 7–8:30pm - HORSESHOE PITCHING (Qualifying Rounds) 7:30pm - RACING FOR HEROES RACEWAY (Track) (Grandstands - $10, Pit Pass - $30) 8pm - BILL HALEY’S COMET (Main Stage)

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• exhibit & commercial buildings - open daily - 10am-10pm

FREE T-SHIRT WITH • bingo nightly at 7pm PURCHASE OF MILKSHAKE Car Load Night - $15 per • MEASNER MAGIC SHOW 41st Annual car load gate admission 3 shows daily, times TBA 7am - GATE OPENS $4 ADMISSION (children 12 Clinton and under admitted free) 10am - 4-H BENEFIT SILENT AUCTION FRIDAY, AUGUST 8 - YOUTH DAY ir a OPENS F 7am - GATE OPENS - $4 ADMISSION County 3pm - LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR (children 12 and under admitted free) PULL REGISTRATION (Track) 9:15–10:15am - REGISTRATION FOR YOUTH DAY GAMES - up 5pm - LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR to age 12 (Pavilion near race track ticket booth) PULL (Track) 10am - 4-H, FFA, AND OPEN DAIRY SHOW 5:30pm-closing – Rides open 10:30am - YOUTH DAY GAMES (up to age 12) $12 All Night Armband 1–4pm - Rides open – KIDDIES MATINEE - $5 Armband 6pm - 4-H and FFA SHEEP SHOW 4:15pm - NINTH ANNUAL FAIRGROUNDS PARADE 6pm - BROKEN SPOKES (Aux Stage) 5pm - SPCA PET SHOW 6pm-dark - DURTY DABBERS 5pm-closing – Rides open - $12 All Night Armband TRIALS RIDING EXHIBITION 6pm - OPEN FUN HORSE SHOW 7pm - THE CRAMER BROTHERS 6pm - SNUG (Auxiliary Stage) (Country - Main Stage) 6pm-dark - DURTY DABBERS TRAILS RIDING EXHIBITION 7–8:30pm - HORSESHOE PITCHING 7pm - REMEMBER WHEN (Oldies - Main Stage) (Qualifying Rounds) 7:30pm - GIANT ICE CREAM SUNDAE (Livestock Show Arena) 8pm - BROKEN SPOKES (Auxiliary Stage) Compliments of Sunset Ice Cream 9pm - THE CRAMER BROTHERS (Country - Main Stage) 7:30pm - RACING FOR HEROES RACEWAY (Track) (Grandstands - $10, Pit Pass - $30) 8pm - SNUG (Auxiliary Stage) 8pm - 4-H SILENT AUCTION BENEFIT CLOSES THURSDAY, AUGUST 7 - STUDENT DAY 9pm - REMEMBER WHEN (Oldies - Main Stage) $1 off admission w/ valid school ID 7am - GATE OPENS - $4 ADMISSION (children 12 and under admitted free) SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 9am - 4-H and FFA POULTRY SHOW 7am - GATE OPENS - $4 ADMISSION 9am - OPEN YOUTH HORSEBACK GAMES (children 12 and under admitted free) 5pm - DOUG FORSHEY (Auxiliary Stage) 8am - MODEL HORSE SHOW REGISTRATION 5:30pm-closing – Rides open - $12 All Night Armband 8am - FARM TRACTOR PULL REGISTRATION AND WEIGH-IN 6pm - PEDAL POWER PULL REGISTRATION (Livestock Show Arena) 8:30am - HORSESHOE PITCHING TOURNAMENT 6pm-dark - Durty Dabbers Trials Riding Exhibition 9am - MODEL HORSE SHOW (Exhibit Building) 7pm - DOUG FORSHEY (Auxiliary Stage) 10am - FARM TRACTOR PULL 7pm - HORSE GROOM AND CLEAN CONTEST 11am - REGISTRATION FOR WOODMEN COMPETITION (pre-registration required by 8/6-14) 12pm - WOODMEN COMPETITION 7pm - PEDAL POWER TRACTOR PULL (Ages 3-10) 1–4pm - Rides open - $5 Armband (Livestock Show Arena) 4:30pm - 4-H and FFA AWARDS PROGRAM 7–8:30pm - HORSESHOE PITCHING (Qualifying Rounds) 5pm - NEW INDIVIDUALS (Auxiliary Stage) 8pm - MARTY HAGGARD; TRIBUTE TO MERLE (Main Stage) 5pm–closing - Rides open - $12 Armband 5pm - CLINTON COUNTY YOUTH LIVESTOCK SALE 7pm - NEW INDIVIDUALS (Auxilary Stage) ADVANCE WEEKLY ADMISSION TICKETS AND 7pm MICHAEL TWITTY, MEMORIES OF CONWAY (Main Stage) PARKING PASSES available, call the fair 8pm - GEORGETTE JONES (Main Stage) office at 570-726-4148 for more info.

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the city of lock haven Proudly presents

2014 Summer Concert Series at the J. Doyle Corman Amphitheater and Floating Stage Jay & Water Street - Sundays at 6:30pm July 6...body & soul - Current Country, Classic Rock July 13...GAS STATION DISCO - Top 40, Rock July 20...runaway dorothy* - Rock N’ Blues July 27...HYBRID ICE * - Classic Rock August 3...CHRISTOPHER DEAN BAND* Classic Soul August 10...BANNED TOGETHER - Brass Rock August 17...INTO THE SPIN - Dance Party August 24...TUSK* - Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band

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At Triangle Park Bellefonte Avenue & West Main Streets - Fridays at 6pm * Rain DATE FOR ALL PARK CONCERTS: Elks Lodge 182, 216 East Main street, lock haven

July 4...NO CONCERT July 11...THE REPASZ BAND - Patriotic, Marches July 18...BIG WILLY - Easy Rock July 25...AUTUMN’S GOLDEN OLDIES BAND - Golden Oldies August 1...BELLEFONTE COMMUNITY BAND - Variety August 8...NEW BROAD RIVER BAND - Americana, Bluegrass August 15...SHORELINERS - Polka, Variety August 22...LOCK HAVEN COMMUNITY CHORUS & CENTRAL PA COMMUNITY BAND - Variety August 29...BISCUIT JAM - Americana 36

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Thank You to the 2014 Summer Concert Series Sponsors: Bob McCormick Ford, First Quality, Downtown Lock Haven, Inc., Pizza City, Comcast, The Clinton County Community Foundation, Jersey Shore State Bank, Diversified Asset Planners, Fox Hollow Construction, The Auto Barn, Clinton County, Lock Haven Loyal Order of Moose Lodge, Central Pennsylvania Auto Auction, The Record, The Townhomes at Susquehanna Square, M&R Contracting, Clinton County Economic Partnership, Lock Haven Fraternal Order of Eagles, LMR Tires and Full Service Garage, The Lock Haven Express, Miller Brothers Auto Sales, Lock Haven Hospital, and WQBR - The Bear!

Various natural Smart homemade remedies Tips for sunburn:

• Apply undiluted apple cider vinegar to sunburn.

• Mix 10 ozs. non-fat dry milk, 2 Tbps salt, and 25 ozs. water.

Saturate cloth and apply to sunburn every 20 minutes.

• Apply mayonnaise as a skin cream to sunburn.

• Use Aloe plant, or pure aloe vera gel.

• Apply cold, plain yogurt, then rinse with cool water.

• Apply cold, used tea bags to sunburned eyelids to relieve pain and swelling.

Sunburn soothing bath:

2-4 cups Colloidal oatmeal (not regular) 1/2 to 1 cup baking soda 1-2 cups powdered chamomile flowers 1 cup buttermilk, optional Add all ingredients to bath water.

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July 6 - Special “Independence Day” Message July 13 - Joe Hanley will share his story of how God saved his life July 20 & 27 - 2-Week Series on “What Happens After I Die”

Service Times 9am & 11am

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DR. DAVE’S Top DVD’s

1) The Lego Movie Who would have thought this would be any good? The surprise hit of 2013 uses artful 3-D technology, a great story and so many funny lines that you have to see it twice to make this a film you have to own - Buy it!

2) The Grand Budapest Hotel Wes Anderson’s best flick so far - an adult comedy that combines old screwball comedy and action that could have been part of a 3 Stooges movie...you need to see this...Rent it!

3) Robocop A remake that shouldn’t have been. Awful. Avoid it!

4) Walk of Shame How you will feel if you rent this awful flick. Elizabeth Banks is a talented actress - she deserves so much better than this Avoid it!

5) Joe I had just about given up on Nicholas Cage - but returning to his independent roots and this wonderful story has provided him a re-birth - he plays an ex-con who tries really hard to overcome his criminal tendencies - Rent it!

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Webster’s Bookstore & Cafe Super Clever Featuring a full cafe, specializing in (but not restricted to) Parenting items. vegan, vegetarian, & local foods, as well as Check out our vintage vinyl, second-hand Tips gluten-free

books, two art galleries, and performance space!

Use a laundry basket to keep bath toys from floating away.

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Upcoming Events:

Check out our website for complete list of events!

Friday, July 11, 8 - 11pm: A special show on Arts Fest Friday by Erin Condo & The Hoffites with a horn section.

Give them temporary tattoos in case they get lost during an outing.

Saturday, July 12, 12 - 7pm: Rag and Bone Vintage Clothing Trunk Show.

Saturday, July 12, 8 - 10pm: An evening of Music by Glenn Kidder, Jon Rounds, and Randy Hughes with Stacy Tibbets. Seats are sold out, standing tickets are still available, but going fast. Call 814-272-1410.

Saturday, July 19, 11am-4pm: Board Game Days. The Tabletop and Role-playing Gamers of State College are hosting an epic day of friendly gaming. Bring your own or learn new games from our extensive library!

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Clinton County Flea and Farmers Market Every Tuesday from 8am-4pm Now thru September 24th. (with the exception of Fair Week in August.)

Local Farmers with their plants, produce, baked goods, home-made foods, jewelry, dairy products, yard and flea market items.

Held at the Clinton County Fairgrounds

• Vendor applications still accepted.

• All vendors must show proof of liability insurance.

98 Racetrack Road Mill Hall

If you have any questions, please contact Ruth Eoute at 570-660-1231, or Tammy Morrow at 570-660-4552, or e-mail at: reoute@comcast.net, or online at: www.clintoncountyfairpa.com.

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Neighborhood News Here are some interesting events going on this month:

July 10-12 - Riverfest 2014 at the Lockport Boat Launch. Thurs. & Fri. 5-10pm, Saturday 10am10pm. 3 day festival with entertainment, food and fireworks to benefit Riverview Park and boat launch. Contact Marie at 570-377-0419.

July 11 - Historic Walking Tour – Church Street.

Sponsored by the Ross Library, 232 W. Main Street, Lock Haven. Call 570-748-3321.

July 13 - Sunday At The Furnace from 2-4pm Farrandsville Furnace in Farrandsville (5 miles upriver from Lock Haven) 2-4 pm. Display celebrating Clinton County’s 175th Anniversary.

The history of Industrial Development in Clinton County began with the Farrandsville Furnace in the 1830’s - the furnace represented the most upto-date technology for producing high grade iron.

This event is the start of a long-term project to preserve the furnace and the story it has to tell.

July 18 - Historic Walking Tour – Western Loop in Clinton County - Sponsored by the Ross Library, 232 W. Main Street, Lock Haven.

July 18-20 - Keystone Trails Association “Prowl the Sproul” Hiking Weekend - Western Clinton Sportsmen’s Association, Hyner. (20 miles west of Lock Haven on Route 120) - Guided hikes are scheduled each day to explore new exciting parts of the Sproul when hiking with a DCNR guide.

Great meal packages and camping will be available. Call 717-238-7017 / www.kta-hike.org.

July 25 - Historic Walking Tour – Main & Water Streets, Lock Haven. Sponsored by the Ross Library, 232 W. Main Street, Lock Haven.

July 26 - 175th Clinton County Anniversary Speaker Norman Houser Presents “Central PA Legends” at 2pm at Annie Halenbake Ross Library, 232 West Main Street, Lock Haven.

Call 570-748-3321 July 26 - Free Movie at Triangle Park “The Lego Movie” PG. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy a free movie on the City’s inflatable outdoor movie screen. Call 570-893-5900.

If you have an event you’d like to have publicized in Neighborhood News, email it to: goodnews@kcnet.org.

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Thursday night - Potluck supper. Prayer and medication to follow.

At the evening service tonight, the sermon topic will be “What is Hell?� Come early and listen to our choir practice.

July Blood drive Schedule Call 1-800-Give Life for an appointment.

July 8 - 12-6PM. Lock Haven University Rec Center, Railroad St., Lock Haven.

July 11 - 1-6PM. Divine Providence Hospital, 1100 Grampian Blvd., Williamsport.

July 12 - 8:15AM-12:15PM. Immaculate Conception Church, 5931 Jacks Hollow Rd., South Williamsport.

July 14 - 1-6PM. Mill Hall Fire Company, 9 E. Peale Avenue, Mill Hall.

July 17 - 1-6PM. Williamsport City Hall, 245 W. Fourth St. Williamsport.

July 21 - 2-7PM. Best Western, 101 E. Walnut St., Lock Haven.

July 23 - 3-7PM. Lycoming College Academic Center, 700 College Place, Williamsport.

July 24 - 10AM-3PM. Woolrich Conference Center, 4 Mill St., Woolrich.

July 30 - 1-6PM. Sugar Valley Charter School, 236 East Main St., Loganton.

July 31 - 1-6PM. Lock Haven Moose Lodge, 150 S. Hanna St., Lock Haven.

July 31 - 10AM-2PM. Telus Communications, 258 Hogan Blvd., Mill Hall.

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Bear Bites Great places to grab a bite!

July is National Ice Cream Month!

• It takes 12 lbs. of milk to make just one gallon of ice cream. Wonder how they fit it all in one carton?

• The U.S. enjoys an average of 48 pints of ice cream per person, per year, more than any other country. Maybe we should make ice cream the fifth food group!

• It takes an average of 50 licks to polish off a single-scoop ice cream cone.

• 80 per­cent of the world’s Vanilla Bean used for ice cream is grown in Madagascar.

• The most pop­u­lar top­ping for ice cream is.…choco­late syrup • Immi­grants at Ellis Island were served vanilla ice cream as part of their Wel­come to Amer­ica meal.

• One out of every five ice cream eaters share their treat with their dog or cat.

• The biggest ice cream sundae in history was made in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in 1988, and weighed in at over 24 tons.

• The ice cream cone’s invention is linked to the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis. An ice cream vendor reportedly didn’t have enough dishes to keep up with demand. They sought help from a nearby waffle vendor, and together, they made history!

• The most popular flavor of ice cream is vanilla. After it come chocolate, strawberry, and cookies n’ cream.

• One of the most unusual ice cream flavors is hot dog flavored ice cream that was created in Arizona.

• Market analysts confirmed that ice cream sales increase many times during times of recession or wars.

• The ice cream “Brain Freeze” effect is triggered when cold ice touches the roof of your mouth, which causes blood vessels in the head to dilate.

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TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL BEACH DAYS WITH KIDS

Go early. It’s a great idea to try and be on the beach by 9:30am. That way if the kids have a meltdown, and need a nap, you have the option of attempting to get them to sleep on the beach, or if that fails, leaving early but still feeling like you got a decent amount of time playing in the water and sand.

Have good coverage. There are many tents made specifically for on the beach. They are great to have available for the kids to take a nap in. On windy days, just put rocks, and/or the cooler in the corners to hold it down. Kids from all over the beach tend to flock to it to play inside. And it dries quickly so if something spills, you can dunk the whole thing in the ocean and it will be dry within 30 minutes.

Think about bathroom options. It’s a great idea is to buy a folding travel potty and bring it to the beach. When your kids have to use the potty, and inevitably, they always do, they can either do so in the tent (if you get one), or if the car is close by, they can do so in the back of the car. A good brand of baggies are the most consistent, reliable bags to use with the potty, as they don’t leak.

Don’t forget the wipes and toilet paper.

Plan for hunger and thirst. A well-stocked cooler is a must. Give each child a big water bottle filled with ice and a little water (since everything melts so quickly). The cooler should be filled with sliced up oranges, whole apples, cheese sticks, grapes, chips, and other healthy snacks.

Create a place to eat with limited sand exposure. Find a great beach table. They work great for the kids to put their water bottles in the holders, and use the table for lunch time.

Don’t forget the obvious. Chairs for everyone (or inevitably your kids will take yours), towels, lots of sunscreen (which should be applied before you get to the beach, a beach umbrella, goggles, hats, sunglasses (including back-up pairs), and a beach cart to get everything to the beach.

Have a variety of things to play with. For toys, bring the traditional pails, shovels, and water guns. The shovels are GREAT for digging holes to bury the kids’ legs, as well as for making great sand castles and temporary homes for hermit crabs and other critters.

Once you are at the beach, encourage your kids to take a little time to relax, socialize with other kids, and, of course, search for beach animals.

Happy beaching!

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As Seen on “Pinterest” Ages: 12 to Adult OR 10 and up with Parent/Guardian (must also register) When: Sessions start July 21 and August 4 Both sessions have 6 classes and will start at 5:15pm.

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, for two weeks.

Course content will be different for both sessions.

We encourage you to take both!

Brushes not Included

Ages: 3-5 (with one free parent participant per child) When: Session starts July 21 to August 18 This session has 5 classes on Mondays at 4 to 4:45pm Cost per Session: YMCA Members: $40,

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July 11th is International Raw Food Day!

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Even though the following recipe for fruit stew is made of fruit, it isvery hearty, and surprisingly filling.

Fruit Stew Ingredients: 1mango, cubed 1 papaya, cubed 1 cucumber, cubed 2 tbsp. olive oil 1 tsp. salt 1 medium onion, finely chopped 1 red bell pepper, finely chopped 1 jalapeño minced 2 tbsp. lime juice Black pepper Red pepper flakes Directions: In a food processor fitted with S blade, puree about a third of mango, papaya, cucumber, olive oil, and salt until very smooth. This is the stew base. In a large bowl, add remaining chopped mango, papaya, and cucumber, along with onion, red pepper, and jalapenos. Stir to mix. Add lime juice and stir again. Serve with a bit of black pepper and red pepper flakes.

Enjoy!

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(Community Supported Agriculture - A way for members to own a portion of the vegetables grown by a farmer by purchasing shares before the growing season.)

Hidden Meadow Farm is owned and operated by Stephen & Catherine Zook on our farm near Rote. We are not certified organic, but buy all organic or untreated seeds, and use no chemical fertilizers, insecticides, or herbicides. We offer fresh, delicious, high quality, chemical-free vegetables, berries, herbs, and fresh eggs.

Pick-Up Days: Tuesdays or Fridays, May through October (20 - 22 weeks).

A Wide Selection of Gluten-Free Items Available in Nature’s Market.

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Lock Haven Area YMCA 145 East Water Street, Lock Haven 570-748-6727 www.lockhavenymca.com

Summer Adventure Camp July 7th-11th from 9am-3:30pm Ages 10-14 / $125 / week

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Before/after care starts at 8am-5pm. $8/per hour for before/after care.

Cardboard boat building, climbing wall, “My Community” program, water safety, field trip, and much more.

Optional participation in the cardboard boat race held during the RiverFest on July 12, 2014, in Lock Haven.

6th RUN THE RIVER Annual 5k/10k Race

Saturday, July 12th at Hanna Park Registratation 7-8am, Competition begins at 8:30am

Basketball Camp

Venturing with the Boy Scouts Informational Meeting

July 14th-18th

For Boys and girls ages K-8th $150/week

Tuesday, July 29th at 6pm,

The Lock HavenYMCA welcomes the Lock Haven University Women’s Basketball staff, as they bring years of camp experience to our summer basketball camp!

STRONG MAN COMPETITION

Saturday, September 27th

Before and after care from 8am-5pm. $8/hour/child.

DEAD RUN

Saturday, October 11th

Summer Progressive Gymnastics

July 14th-August 20th

Monday-Friday 5am-8pm, Saturday 8am-1pm, and Sunday 11am-3pm

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Tip Sheet: Treating Minor Summer Injuries Summer, with all the cooking, hiking, camping, sports, and travel, provides limitless potential for allergies and injuries. A quick guide to dealing with summertime mishaps:

A burn is not a bun -- don’t butter it. According to Richard O’Brien, MD, an emergency physician at the Moses Taylor Hospital in Scranton, PA., you should run cold water on the burned area for at least 10 minutes, then apply an over-the-counter antibiotic ointment. If it hurts, put a cloth bandage on and a cold, dry compress, like a bag of frozen vegetables.

Butter just adds germs and foreign proteins.

Pinch your nose, don’t throw your head back, to stop a nosebleed. Press the fleshy part of your nose below where your glasses sit and hold it for 10 minutes by the clock. Don’t keep checking to see if it stopped yet -- it may not have. Then you have to start over.

Clean cuts and scrapes with water and soap and bandage lightly. The old air-dry philosophy is losing favor.

Bandaged cuts are less likely to be reopened. If a cut will not stop bleeding, seek medical attention. Peroxide, by the way, may slow the healing process. Stick with soap and water or just plain water. Smear on antibiotic cream and cover.

If you twist a joint, apply cold if there is swelling. If swelling persists for days or even weeks, consult a doctor.

If you cannot stand or walk, you should also seek attention.

Put cool compresses on sunburn. Some people use vinegar and water, but this is not recommended. Put on cold compresses; to pull more heat from the skin, try something like Noxzema cream. To calm the irritation, take ibuprofen unless forbidden by your doctor.

Don’t squeeze a bee sting to get the stinger out. If the bee has left the stinger behind, as evidenced by blackish particles on the skin, try scraping these off with a credit card. Do not squeeze the stinger or venom still in the sac may get into your system. If you have trouble breathing, call 911. Allergies to bee stings can be fatal.

If you get a snakebite, do not suck the wound. Never try to get the blood flowing from a snakebite and don’t suck or suction it. Don’t run; loosen clothing, remove rings, and get to a hospital ASAP. If you get motion sickness, try to find a still place or get out of the moving vehicle. Don’t drink or you will vomit the fluid. As you recover, a cracker and water or ginger ale can help. If you take Dramamine, don’t drive.

If you get poison ivy, don’t worry, no one can catch it from you. Even scratching it will not spread it once the poisonous oil is washed from your hands. Apply calamine lotion and if you are not driving, take an antihistamine like Benadryl.

If you get a chemical in your eye, wash it out for 15 minutes. If it’s still painful, seek medical attention. Never use a piece of meat on a black eye or on an injured eye -- it only introduces more bacteria. Try a bag of frozen veggies instead.

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Buffalo Chicken Crescent Ring Directions: 1. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.

2. Separate each package of crescent rolls into 4 rectangles, keeping 2 triangles in each rectangle together. Place the 8 rectangles on a cookie sheet, overlapping to form a ring shape with a small circle left open in the middle.

3. Mix the chicken, buffalo wing sauce, and ranch dressing together in a small bowl. In a separate small bowl mix together the cream cheese and ranch dressing mix. Then mix all the ingredients together.

4. Spread the mixture in a circle on the inner portion of the crescent ring. Fold the edges of the crescent ring over the mixture to form a ring shape.

5. Cook the crescent ring for 15 minutes or until golden brown. If desired, serve with ranch dressing or blue cheese dressing for dipping.

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Centre County youth tell us that community disorganization is something that puts them at risk.

This includes how youth view their neighborhood -is there crime or fighting? Do they feel safe?

A risk factor is something negative in a young person’s environment that increases the likelihood of substance use, health issues, or behavior problems.

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Classifieds under $100 - FREE Classifieds over $100 - $3 Classifieds with picture - $10 FOR SALE - Orange 20” Mongoose bicycle.

Great condition. Asking $35. 570-769-7486.

FOR SALE - Breadman Pro breadmaker, like new. Paid $100, asking $50. 3’x5’ braided blue rug - $50/obo.

Lionel train table - $50. Good condition.

Can also be used for Thomas the Tank Engine. Phone 570-769-7486.

FOR SALE - 2 sets 10’x10’ gazebo replacement screens & roofs, like new $100. Call 570-726-6615.

FOR SALE - Ladies Gloria Vanderbilt jeans, size 4, 6, 8, 10 & 12’s - $3 each or 2 for $5. 100 VHS tapes - 50 cents each or 3 for $1. DVD’s - $2 to $3 each. For more info, call 570-295-9739.

BAND WANTED - Musician looking for established band with bookings to play different clubs, etc. Play bass, steel guitar, fiddle, rythym, keyboard, vocals. For more info, call 570-505-3639.

FOR SALE - Beautiful flower girl dress, white with red sash, girls size 10/12 - $30.

For more info, call 570-295-4574.

FOR SALE - Bedding straw, primarily native grass (switchgrass, big bluestem).

Finer, more absorbent than oat straw. $2/ bale, $2.50 delivered in East Sugar Valley.

For more info, call 570-371-1313.

FOR SALE - Fiberglass cap and bed liner.

Fits 1995 Ford F-150 short bed. Good condition - asking $40. 570-371-1313.

FOR SALE - Dorina sewing machine, like new - $35. Small air conditioner, good condition. For more information, call 570748-6238.

FOR SALE - Volkswagon Beetle, auto, alloy wheels - $4950. For more information, call 570-923-2450.

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FOR SALE - Step 2 toy & book shelf combination, very clean - $30/obo. 570295-9739.

FOR SALE - Copper pipe, 1 1/2” x 10’ long, one piece, one tee, two 90° elbows, one 45° elbow, and three connectors - $85.

570-435-0232.

FOR SALE - 2 rolls of garden fencing, 3’x14’ each - $25. 570-726-4333.

FOR SALE - Black cotton slipcover for recliner, brand new - $25. Gray slipcover for recliner, brand new - $25. Never used.

Phone 570-893-8530 - leave message.

FOR SALE - Attention shop owners and craft vendors: large wooden cupboards with adjustable shelves, assorted display racks, bags, tissues, ribbon, and fax machine. 570-726-4502.

FOR SALE - Penn State, Steelers, Eagles sports items. All brand new - from clocks, bumper stickers, jerseys, flags, pencils, pocketbooks, cups, and more. 570-2959739.

FREE - Downsizing on flower beds. Bring bags. All perennials. I will dig out for you.

570-295-9739.

FOR SALE - Oak finished entertainment center, holds 27” TV. 570-726-4433.

FOR SALE - Porcelain dolls - 6 dolls with stand in good condition - $5 each.

Phone 570-322-9909.

FOR SALE - Marchioro Luna 1 oz. rabbit (guinea pig) cage for indoors. Large, well-designed, many accessories. Easy cleaning with pull-out bottom drawers.

Asking $99. Phone 570-601-4711.

FOR SALE - Thermostar by Pella Energy Star window, 81.000 x 59.750, still in wrapping - $500. 570-439-5461.

WANTED - Looking for child’s sandbox.

Call 570-726-4433.

FOR SALE - Country pine painted corner shelf, great condition, blue with stenciled flowers. 70” high by 28” wide. Paid over $300, asking $160.

570-769-7486.

FOR SALE - Pedestal base for washing machine or dryer , white $50. 570-748-7857 - leave message.

FOR SALE - Porcelain dolls - 6 dolls with stand in good condition - $5 each. 570322-9909.

WANTED TO BUY - CASH PAID for old men’s and women’s clothing and accessories - including shoes, hats, purses, costume jewelry, and older fabrics from 1800’s to 1980’s - special need: dresses and prom gowns. call Lisa at 814-353-8586.

FOR SALE - Victorian table lamp, 20” high, pink floral design, 3 way light - top, night light, or both - $20. 570-322-9909..

FOR SALE - Ladies 3/4 length black leather coat - $25. New ladies brown fur jacket - $25. New brown sling-back heels, size 9 1/2 - $10. New brown leather Clarks boots, size 10 - $50. Blue sliding board inground pool - $100. 570-748-7077.

FOR SALE - Simplicity riding mower, engine works good, needs carburetor work - $100. 570-748-3106.

FOR SALE - 2003 Kia Sorento EX, 4x4, tow package, very dependable - $6995.

Phone 570-923-2450.

FOR SALE - 7 drawer wooden desk $50. Lots of novels - $1.25. Large and X-Large granite roaster - $5 & $7. 570748-3106.

WANTED - Lock Haven High School yearbooks - years ‘55, ‘56, ‘58, ‘59. Phone 570-748-4897.

Classifieds Advertise items for sale: vehicles, antiques, pets, boats, computers, appliances, furniture, mobile homes, yard sales, public auctions, real estate, apartments for rent, local non-profit events, services wanted, want ads, etc. Maximum 25 words plus phone #. Send your classified ads to:

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Business Card Ads - just $20 - Call 570-769-2327 Cheri L. Aungst Notary Public

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* T-tags, Titles, Registrations, Faxing, Copying, Boats, ATV’s & Snowmobiles Open: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9-5, Closed 12-2pm for lunch. * Closed Wednesdays.

Showcase Body Shop • Complete Collision Repair • Major & Minor Mechanical Work • Custom Exhaust Work • State Inspections

LITTLE PLUM R/C HOBBIES • R/C Sales and Service • Boats and Cars • Hobby and Gift Shop

570-893-1832 270 Susquehanna Avenue Lock Haven

Larry W. Duck (570) 769-1984

333 Little Plum Run Road Lock Haven

Riggle's Concrete

570-398-7230

Commercial & Residential Free Estimate

145 Shaffer Lane Jersey Shore

Phone: 570-295-0471 - Kevin Riggle 570-660-9220 - John Bower McElhattan, PA

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Axis Arborcare Noah Raco Professional tree and landscape contractors

• Tree planting, pruning, removal, stump grinding • Hardscape patios, driveways, walkways, retaining walls

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Legal beverages available.

Call for take-outs.

Starting at 10am

1/2 Chicken with 2 Sides & Roll For info, call Darcy at 570-295-2021.

Congratulations to last month’s winners!

A Pair of Millbrook Playhouse Tickets...Erik Rutkowski of Bellefonte.

A Family Four Pack of Crosscutters Tickets...Dorothy Jackman of Howard.

A Family Four-Pack of Spikes Tickets...Amy Bellomy of Lock Haven.

Pennsylvania Instant Lottery Tickets...Brenda Bottorf of Lock Haven.

A Starter Tool Box from Dave’s Tools & Trading...Loretta Myers of Avis.

A $25 Gift Card from Weis in Mill Hall...Jim Bardo of Lock Haven.

A $25 Gift Certificate from Overdorf’s Drive-In...Diana Heggenstaller of Lock Haven.

A Plush Folkmanis Puppet...Pat Overdorf of Lock Haven.

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Marconi’s Auto Sales & Service • Used Cars & Service • Tires • State Inspections

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Attorney At Law

• Real Estate/Title Insurance • Elder Law/Probate • Husband & Wife Package - $250: Includes Last Will & Testament Durable Power of Attorney - Living Will

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Traister Contracting Traister HVAC Plumbing & Company, LLC Mark Traister, Owner PA#002410 570-748-0235 20 N. Washington Street, Lock Haven

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Appliances and Service

Phone: 570-962-3027 Bill & Rita Kessinger 108 Main Street / P.O. Box 156 Beech Creek, PA 16822

If you would like to have a copy of “Good News” mailed directly to your home for just the cost of postage, call 570-769-2327 to make arrangements.

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Poker Run

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Door prizes & Food vendors!

DJ/Karaoke following with Crystol Confer

In Memory of

Must be 21 to enter, Photo ID required.

For info, call 570-753-3856.

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Racing for Heroes RACEWAY

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Racing every Friday night at 7pm!

98 Racetrack Road, Mill Hall • 570-367-1541

JULY 4 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL JULY 11 - PASS 305, SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL JULY 18 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL JULY 25 - PASS 305, SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL AUGUST 1 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL AUGUST 5 - WING NIGHT FAIR RACE, PASS 305, 600 MICRO, 270 MICRO, 125 MICRO, Double Points Race AUGUST 8 - Mike Probst Super Late Model Memorial Race, SUPER LATES, Pro stocks, IMCA, Limited lates, 4 cyl- double points race (NO SPRINTCARS) AUGUST 15 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL AUGUST 22 - PASS 305, SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL AUGUST 29 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL SEPTEMBER 5 - PASS 305, SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL SEPTEMBER 12 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL SEPTEMBER 19 - PASS 305, SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL SEPTEMBER 26 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL OCTOBER 3 - PASS 305, SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL OCTOBER 10 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL OCTOBER 17 - PASS 305, SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL OCTOBER 24 - SUPER LATES, LIMITED LATES, 270 MICRO, 600 MICRO, PRO STOCKS, IMCA, 4 CYL 60

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is at the former Clinton County Raceway in Mill Hall.

They are now a 501 C3 for non-profit all proceeds from the Friday night races go back into track operation and helping disabled veterans.

There are 995,135 veterans in Pennsylvania and over 109,172 disabled veterans as of 2009, and those numbers grow every year.

Racing for Heroes was created to help!

The goal is to fill in the gaps wherever they can and assist in whatever way possible.

If you’re interested in seeing if you or your hero is eligible call 570-367-1541, and explain what the need/want is, and how they can help.

Entrance fees: $10, Military $5 w/valid ID, College Students & Seniors $8 w/valid ID, Children 11-18 $5, Children 10 & under free.

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“Fourth of July!” Clue Search Puzzle

Use Answers for word search on page 63.

Red, white, and __ This should be waving proudly We celebrate our independence during this month All men are created __ The 4th of July was declared a __ holiday in 1941 Getting together to celebrate One for each of the United States - 13 originally Balloons for fighting or tossing The 4th is a good time to spend with your __ Don’t forget the potato salad, chips, buns, etc.

Let __ ring It’s fun to spend the day with __ Good on the barbeque or campfire Mel Gibson’s role based on Francis Marion, The __ Proud to be an __ Most dads prefer to cook this way Politicians like to give these at gatherings A good way to cool off on a hot day Washington, Jefferson, Hancock, and other __ Fathers At night on the 4th there are many displays of __ Life, liberty and the pursuit of __ Children like these handheld fireworks Heavy summertime fruit. Watch out for the seeds!

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2014 Sprint Cup Series July - November Schedule July 5 - Daytona Int’l Speedway - TNT, 7:30pm.

July 13 - New Hampshire Motor Speedway - TNT, 1pm.

July 27 - Indianapolis Motor Speedway - ESPN, 1pm.

August 3 - Pocono Raceway - ESPN, 1pm.

August 10 - Glen Watkins International - ESPN, 1pm.

August 17 - Michigan Int’l Speedway - ESPN, 1pm.

August 23 - Bristol Motor Speedway - ABC, 7:30pm.

August 31- Atlanta Motor Speedway - ESPN, 7:30pm.

September 6 - Richmond Int’l Raceway - ABC, 7:30pm.

September 14 - Chicagoland Speedway - ESPN, 2pm.

September 21 - New Hampshire Motor Speedway - ESPN, 2pm.

September 28 - Dover Int’l Speedway - ESPN, 2pm.

October 5 - Kansas Speedway - ESPN, 2pm.

October 11 - Charlotte Motor Speedway - ABC, 7:30pm.

Octiber 19 - Talladega Superspeedway - ESPN, 2pm.

October 26 - Martinsville Speedway - ESPN, 1:30pm.

November 2 - Texas Motor Speedway - ESPN, 3pm.

November 9 - Phoenix Int’l Raceway - ESPN, 3pm.

November 16 - Miami Speedway - ESPN, 3pm.

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“Fourth of July!” use answers from page 61!

Dear Greta, I am a man in my late sixties. I live alone now. My health is not that good. I have children from two of my three marriages. I really am not interested in becoming involved in another relationship, I watch television all day, go out for a walk in the afternoon and pick up some groceries for supper. On Friday, I have supper out. People rarely call. I didn’t get as far as I would have liked in life, and I spend a lot of time thinking about the past, and sometimes I just go over the many mistakes I have made wishing I had done things differently. What should I do?

- Lonely Old Man Dear Lonely Old Man, Sometimes it is hard to accept the past. We need to focus on the good things, and realize that we all have made choices based on our limited abilities.

As a friend I admire very much says, “We do the best we can.” Is there a pastor or doctor you can talk to about your thoughts? I would recommend it.

Sounds like you need to get out and get more involved in life. There is nothing like a small, cute dog to help you focus on something else beside yourself. A dog is fun. A dog needs to be walked often and the exercise will be beneficial to your outlook. Dogs are also the best people magnets I know. Pick a small heartbreaker. I have seen this work with many lonely people.

Thought For The Day

“There’s no need to be perfect to inspire others. Let people get inspired by how you deal with your imperfections.”

- Author Unknown

“Fourth of july!”

Blue Flag July Equal Legal Party Stars Water Family Picnic Freedom Friends Hotdogs Patriot

American Barbeque Speeches Swimming Founding Fireworks Happiness Sparklers Watermelon JohnHancock SelfEvident Independence Philadelphia Revolutionary

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