Webb Weekly March 29, 2017

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MARCH 29, 2017

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VOLUME 15 • NUMBER 13

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Local Archaeology Group to Host Annual Indian Artifact Fair

By Lou Hunsinger Jr.

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ycoming County is a hotbed of interesting Native American artifacts that survived hundreds of years of existence, and there is a great deal of interest in these items locally. If you enjoy learning about prehistoric cultures in Lycoming County, the time to share your collected curiosities is at the Second Annual NCC8 Indian Artifact Fair.

Northcentral Chapter 8, Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology will host the educational open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 1, at the Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society, 858 W. Fourth St. Gary Fogelman, noted artifact expert, author and publisher of Indian Artifact Magazine, is the featured guest for the event.

Fogelman said visitors will be not only be surprised to learn that many times, collected items are ancient, but they’ll have a great time.

“The artifact fair is fun because you never know what will walk through the door,” he said. “Sometimes you get to see some rare things, and then get to educate people about what they have.”

A lifetime member of NCC8, Fogelman is the author and co-author of several books on projectile points, artifacts and local cultures.

He also contributes to national publications and typology handbooks. Fogelman plans

to bring some of the finest — and older — artifacts in his personal collection.

Fogelman will review artifacts brought by visitors and attempt to identify small collections and individual items.

Andrea Campbell, president of NCC8/ SPA, spoke about the success of the 2016 Inaugural Artifact Fair and marveled that, “… natural curiosity and interest in local archaeology brought out a wonderful blend of people.” She added that, “The last fair was a wonderful time. Many people stayed for a number of hours, talking, socializing, and waiting to see what else walked through the door.”

In addition to Fogelman, Tom “Tank” Baird, vice president of NCC8 and an iHeartRadio contributor, will be on hand to help identify artifacts and speak about local prehistory.

A vocational archaeologist, Baird is a frequent guest on Ted Saul’s “Sunday Morning Magazine” talk show, speaking about Prehistoric Indians and significant local historic events.

“We’re hoping to provide a service to the community by having a day to identify primarily, but not limited to, local Indian artifact finds,” Baird said. “Whether found in fields or inherited in shoe boxes, we feel that these artifacts need to be discussed and labeled to be appreciated.”

With 12,000 years of Native American visitation and occupation there is a rich prehistory in Pennsylvania. There is a

genuine curiosity out there about those objects picked up in fields and by bodies of water. People want to know what they’ve found and even if it turns out to be just a stone.

“The first question many people ask is, ‘Is this an artifact?’ Sadly, some have oddshaped rocks that may look man made, but a trained eye may know the difference. There will be collections available to also make that comparison between a genuine artifact and an anomaly,” Baird said.

NCC8 members, as well as members from the Gen. John Burrows Historical Society of Montoursville, will share artifact type collections, and help teach visitors about what to look for in future trips afield.

Knowledge of what constitutes an artifact will increase their chance of identifying actual human-made items and helping to designate more areas as prehistoric sites.

“This type of event can educate everyone.

To hold an object that was created by a human being just like you and I perhaps thousands of years ago is still a thrill and a wonder,” Baird said. “Could the craftsman or artist ever dream that their creation would end up in our hands and in collections or in a museum far into the future. These objects are all time travelers and need to be honored as such. Together they assure that the culture that created them will never be forgotten.”

Also on display will be artifacts from the NCC8 excavation in Loyalsock, The Glunk Site, designated 36LY0345. These items range in time from 3500 BC to 1200 AD. Northcentral Chapter 8 is the Lycoming County chapter of The Society for

Pennsylvania Archaeology, Inc., which was organized in 1929 to: • Promote the study of the prehistoric and historic archaeological resources of Pennsylvania and neighboring states; • Encourage scientific research and discourage exploration that is unscientific or irresponsible in intent or practice; • Promote the conservation of archaeological sites, artifacts, and information; • Encourage the establishment and maintenance of sources of archaeological information such as museums, societies, and educational programs; • Promote the dissemination of archaeological knowledge by means of publications and forums; • Foster the exchange of information between the professional and the avocational archaeologists.

The chapter’s first meeting was held Aug. 12, 1955, at the James V. Brown Library in Williamsport. NCC8, a 501(C) educational nonprofit organization, relies upon donations. Without the community’s generosity, the group could not pay for the insurance needed to host digs. NCC8 needs donations to purchase supplies, such as trowels, shovels, tarps, and artifact preservation bags. Please donate today and help preserve and protect Lycoming County’s cultural heritage.

If you are interested in learning more, you can attend their meetings at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at the Taber Museum.

Learn more about the group and make a donation online at www.PennArcheology. com.

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Each year they host a conference for their members. The conference consists of networking with other papers to exchange thoughts and ideas. There are also seminars to help improve sales teams, management and graphics departments.

There is also an advertising and editorial awards presentation each year and I want to take a bit of space to congratulate the Webb Weekly winners.

Obviously, I am extra proud of my husband Erik. He spends all week using his graphic arts skills to make our advertisers look good and he won three well-deserved art awards.

On the editorial side, we had three winners.

Gerry Ayers picked up a first place award in the ‘Personal Column’ category for his article, “My Tuesday Breakfast Club”. That piece was about the people that Gerry meets during his Tuesday morning trips to chemo.

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He came in second place in the ‘Personal Column’ category for his piece, “A Grateful Little Leaguer Steph Remembers”.

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April Fool’s!

It’s almost April Fool’s Day and I’m here to supply you with some harmless pranks to have a little fun with your friends and family. I always find silly pranks entertaining, so here are some of my favorites!

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If you want to start someone’s April Fool’s morning off with instant frustration, try painting the soap with clear nail polish.

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TP the bed. While victim is sleeping, roll TP under and over bed so when they wake up, they’re stuck!

If you can make it work, try putting an air horn under an office chair. Full disclosure, we may have tried this in the office once without great results.

Take a needle and thread and run it through every pair of underwear in the victim’s drawer, so that they are attached in one long string. When they get dressed, they will grab one pair but end up with them all!

Put a small drop of food coloring in center of toothbrush. Make sure to use the same color as the bristles. Watch the confusion as your victim’s teeth/mouth turn blue or green Finally, there is the best prank of all — the absence of prank. Set your friends/ family up to think you’ve prepped a whole bunch a pranks for them... then do nothing and watch them nervously anticipate tricks that never happen all day.

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Shark Caught in Susquehanna – Revisited Every year around the first of April we are always reminded of the “Shark in the Caught in Susquehanna” story we ran in 2006. It is still one of the best stories we have done and certainly the best April Fool’s joke to date. We thought since we are coming out so close to April Fool’s Day now would be a good time to remind everyone of the story so please enjoy!

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ONTOURSVILLE — The unheard of…the impossible has happened.

A shark has been caught in the Susquehanna River near here.

Noted outdoorsman Ken Hunter caught a nine-foot Bull Shark in the West Branch of the Susquehanna between Muncy and Montoursville on Monday. It weighed about 400 pounds and is currently in cold storage at Helmrich’s Seafood in Williamsport.

“I had been hearing rumors of shark sightings on the river in recent days,” Hunter told Webb Weekly. “It seemed impossible, but I had to check it out.”

Hunter, who writes a weekly outdoors column for Webb Weekly, said he caught the bull shark in what is known as the Canon Hole.

“I don’t want to go into a great many details of how, when and where my

fishing buddy and I first located the shark, and what I used to catch it,” Hunter said. “All that will come out in some future articles. We have notified Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute.

They will be picking up the shark and taking it back for study.”

The Bull Shark, Carcharhinus leucas is also known as the cub shark, Ganges shark, Nicaragua shark, river shark, and various other names. Bull sharks grow from 7 to 11 feet and can weigh up to 500 pounds. They eat everything including other sharks, birds, dolphins, turtles and people.

The Bull Shark is the only species known to be able to spend extended periods of time in fresh water.

According to an article on the National Geographic website, sharks must retain salt inside their bodies, without it, their cells will rupture, resulting in death.

When sharks enter fresh water, their internal salt levels become diluted.

But bull sharks’ kidneys recycle the salt within their bodies. Bull sharks have traveled 1,750 miles up the Mississippi River and as far north as Illinois.

Hunter’s catch is truly remarkable given the obstacles the shark must have encountered between the Chesapeake Bay and the West Branch of the Susquehanna. He estimated it must have taken two weeks for the shark to

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Matawan Creek. The creek was only 11 yards across at it widest and about 5 feet deep at high tide. So it should come as no surprise that a Bull Shark might find its way up a river the size of the Susquehanna Webb Weekly wants you to be prepared in case you encounter sharks here or elsewhere. The following are a few safety tips more can be found on shark prevention websites.

• Remain Calm. Don’t panic.

• Defend yourself with whatever weapons you can.

• Get out of the water quickly, but swim calmly.

• Don’t swim or dive alone.

• Avoid entering the water between dusk and dawn.

• Avoid entering the ocean near river mouths, especially after a rainstorm.

• And finally, sharks can sense gullibility, so don’t be so gullible.

Gotcha! Happy Lirpa Loof Day! Lirpa Loof is April Fool spelled backwards. Contributing pranksters, China Neal, Ken Hunter and Mike Rafferty.

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work its way so far up the river.

According to Wikipedia, the Susquehanna River is extremely ancient. It is often regarded as the oldest or second oldest major system in the world. It actually predates the Atlantic Ocean and is the longest river on the American East Coast. The river flows across southeastern Pennsylvania, emptying in the north end of the Chesapeake Bay. On August 12, 1985, a large, bull shark was caught in the Chesapeake Bay along the western North Atlantic seaboard.

“There is something about these premiere predators that grabs us on a primal, gut level,” said Hunter. “Who can forget the stomach-churning, duh-duh-duh-duh music in the 1974 film Jaws? I can tell you my heart was thumping when I hooked this one.”

A predatory river shark so far up the Susquehanna sounds preposterous, unless you are aware of the story of The Jersey Man Eater, the probable inspiration for Peter Benchley’s book, Jaws.

Pennsylvania may be following the pattern of the other states — sightings, skepticism, more sightings and then actual proof. No one believed the sightings of a shark in a New Jersey creek, until the attacks began.

From July 1 to July 12 1916 there were five shark attacks in New Jersey — four of them fatal. Two were in the ocean but three were in the fresh water

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April Fool’s Day Humor

By Jeffrey Allen Federowicz

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f all the holidays on the calendar, April Fool’s Day isn’t just the funniest, it’s also the easiest.

No April Fool’s cards to send, no tree to trim or shopping lists a mile long.

All you need to do is laugh. Laugh a lot.

Laughter might not be the best medicine, but it cures a case of the blues.

Below are a few of my favorite jokes.

Some are good, some are bad and you got it, some are just ugly.

• I tried cooking with wine, but after four glasses I forgot why I was in the kitchen.

• My dog used to chase people biking.

It got so bad I had to take away his bike.

• Waiter: “Here’s the steak you ordered.”

Customer: “I refuse to eat this steak.

It’s disgusting. Go find the cook.”

Waiter: “That’s no use — he won’t eat it either.”

• Light travels faster than sound. That’s why some people seem bright until they speak.

• A married couple are eating dinner and the wife spills soup on her dress.

Wife: “Oh! I look like a pig.”

Husband: “And you have soup on your dress.”

• The early bird might get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.

(It takes a while to get this one.)

• I was thrown out of the movies yesterday because I brought my own food. I told the manager the popcorn prices are too high. Besides, I haven›t had sauerkraut in months.

• A man breaking up with his nasty girlfriend: “The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But it’s still on the list.”

• Got an overdue bill in the mail today marked “Final Notice!” Thank goodness that’s over with!

• Jumping to conclusions, pushing my luck and dodging deadlines. And people say I need to join a gym?

• A train stops at a train station, a bus stops at a bus station. I sit at a workstation. For some reason the boss didn’t buy into my logic.

• If I had 50 cents for every math exam I failed, I’d have $9.21.

• Parenthood: If your first child eats a bug you run to the hospital. If your second child eats a bug you give them a scolding . If your third child eats a bug you wonder if he still needs lunch.

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Williamsport Sun March 30, 1939 House Votes Pay Available to Police

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alary increases of $400 annually were voted Williamsport’s policemen by the state House of Representatives 126 to 36 late yesterday, the United Press reported from Harrisburg today.

The increases are embodied in the bill

passed by the House and sent to the state Senate for concurrence.

If passed by the Senate and supported

by Governor Arthur James, the provisions of the bill would add $12,000 annually to Williamsport’s police payroll, necessitating a half mill tax increase.

Stripping the City Council of its home

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rule prerogatives in respect to fixing the salaries of employees, the proposed bill directs that the minimum wage in cities of the third class shall be $1,800 increasing to $2,080 for men with six years’ service.

Williamsport starts its first year men at $1,280, pays $1,680 after the first year and has no scale of increments.

Under the new law Williamsport would have to add $9,440 to its salary budget for patrolmen. It would then have to revise the pay scale for chief, captains and sergeants, which would likely add $2,600 to the total.

The police chief now receives $2,424 per

year, Captains are paid $1,836 annually and sergeants receive $1,752.

Council members are understood to have spoken privately of this matter.

Although declining to go on the record individually, it is strongly indicated that they oppose the measure. There is an opinion in City Hall that the matter of salaries should be a local matter beyond interference of the state legislature.

Mayor Charles D. Wolfe, referring to the city’s present pay scale for police said, “Thirty-nine men took the civil examination for the last police vacancy.

They were apparently well satisfied with the department’s present pay scale.”

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et’s look at how retail stores have changed over the last few decades. The general store, located by itself, was replaced by the variety of stores in a downtown sector. The downtown stores then got pummeled by the climate controlled and free parking spot malls. The malls are now dying because of Internet sales.

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Allow me to talk brick and mortar first. I was surprised to see our Lycoming Mall Macy’s closing.

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Their merger reminds me of one that took place in the late 1950s when ailing car maker Studebaker merged with failing fellow manufacturer Gerry car Ayers Packard. A losing proposition added to another losing proposition doesn’t equate into a winner.

When red ink flows month after month, stores and operations die off.

The five and dime stores vanished, only to be taken over by retail outlets like Dollar General or Ollie’s.

By the way, I love Ollie’s discounted book section. As they say...”good stuff cheap.” Funny though, books are also a dying entity. Still, I like to hold a book in my chapped hands!

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What scares me (and most economists) most is that machines are taking the place of humans at a rapid pace. Many jobs we take for granted now will be history in a few

years. In turn, this means massive unemployment looms.

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Forgot to mention. Those mall parking spots you had to fight for? Not anymore and for two

reasons. First, as mentioned, malls (unless you are going to King of Prussia or Mall of America) aren’t busy anymore. Second, upcoming automated cars will drop you off and pick you up as we summon them.

It’s true. We’ve come to the point that humans have replaced humans.

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First of all, it is dangerous — dollar or two for the county.

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by an appropriate official. Then, and only then, are they authorized to wear an official fire police badge, which in fact they are required to wear when on duty.

Obviously, this process is not without some cost, which comes back to the issue of money and the $1,000 grant request to the county.

The commissioners could have saved $1,000 by not approving the request, which would have saved them .000001 percent from the annual budget, but they did not do so. They recognized that for this modest investment, the county receives the benefit of helping train and prepare valuable individuals who maintain order during times of chaos — to protect a scene of trouble from creating more trouble.

So, the next time you come upon the scene of an accident or a fire, and you are annoyed that you are being inconvenienced, don’t take it out on the man or woman with the flashlight standing in front of you.

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or fire scenes has at least one horror story of getting ‘clipped.’

It is also time consuming to become a fire policeman. Like everything associated with fire and emergency services, training is critically important. According to state standards, a Fire Police Officer should complete, at a minimum, the 16-hour Basic Fire Police course and the 16-hour Advanced Fire Police Course. These courses not only cover practices, but a good portion also covers current Pennsylvania fire police law as found in Title 35, Chapter 74. The training includes classroom study, practice in the field, and exams.

Not anyone can be a fire policeman.

Fire Police must be members of a fire company or some other emergency unit — they are not independent.

Once their training is completed (which often includes more than the two courses listed above), the individuals are nominated by the fire company or agency to their municipal governing body, which then confirms them. Once confirmed, they are then sworn in

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By Eric R. Linhardt, Lycoming County District Attorney

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to see the effects of a rampant heroin and drug problem that shows few signs of abetting.

As we embark on National Crimes Victims’ Rights Week, April 2-8, it’s my goal as Lycoming County District Attorney to meet our local issues with “Strength, Resilience and Justice” – the theme for this year’s observance.

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Since the mid-1990s, the violent crime rate per 1,000 people around the U.S. has dropped from 6.5 to 3.7.

Likewise, property crime has fallen from 45.9 per 1,000 people to 24.9.

Positive news, obviously. But Gallup polls also show that most Americans feel there is more crime around them than there was the year prior.

Perhaps that has a lot to do with crimes reaching farther outside city walls and afflicting families that never would have thought they would become embroiled in a confusing and overburdened legal system. We have seen it too many times to count: a son or daughter becomes hooked on heroin and the cycle begins. First, it’s thefts of small items from the family.

Then there are burglaries in the neighborhood, or larger thefts from an employer.

Or, it may start as a few missing checks from a family member’s checkbook. Or, flat-out identity theft, which continues to be one of the crime types statistically increasing in regularity over the last 20 years.

How do we answer these issues?

First, with Strength. We advocate for more police officers on the streets.

It has been well-publicized recently, that our state police are losing more troopers due to more retirements than they can replace. But the state is taking steps to streamline the hiring process, so more bodies can make our rural areas safer.

The City of Williamsport has also seen its share of retirements of seasoned officers in recent years, but continues to train and hire new officers to keep its staffing numbers relevant.

Once the cases come to Court, my office will continue to ask that judges mete out the appropriate punishment. Many times, that means stiff prison sentences. We know we can’t protect everyone from certain offenders forever. But any timeframe a dangerous criminal is off the streets,

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We’re also attacking the issue from the drug side. Various countyaffiliated groups like Project Bald Eagle are collaborating with community leaders to find answers to our addiction issues. Again, it’s an ongoing battle with no easy answers.

And the battle won’t end soon. Staying focused and bringing more people in with suggestions and ideas will require resilience for years to come.

Lastly, we seek Justice. We recognize

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Participating HOLC passport members will post events on their websites, social media sites, or at ConnectWilliamsport. com, the James V. Brown Library’s online community calendar. When attending the special events, always look for the HOLC-sponsored door prize entry table.

During each event attended, participants will have the opportunity to submit an entry for prizes to be awarded on Nov. 30. Although there is not a required number of events to attend to qualify for the drawing, only one entry per person per event can be completed; however, participants may submit one entry at each event. The more events a person attends, the greater the chance of

winning a prize. To be eligible to win a prize, the person whose name appears on the entry form must be 18 or older.

The door prizes for the 2017 Passport Program include: Dinner for 8 at Le Jeune Chef with wine flight • 4 tickets to the 2018 Little League World Series, plus 4 tickets to the museum, programs and caps • 4 tickets to a performance of choice, 2017-2018 season, at the Mary Welch Theater • 4 bottles of wine from Four Friends Winery • $25 gift certificate to Station House Restaurant One event worth considering attending is this weekend, Saturday, April 1 in which the World of Little League Museum and Official Store will be having an Open House. As a part of the museum’s annual Open House, two full-complex tours are scheduled to begin in front of the museum at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., respectively. There will be tours of the two World Series stadia, Volunteer Stadium and Howard J. Lamade Stadium. There is no fee for the guided tour and admission to the World of Little League Museum is free that day.

If you have any questions about the Passport Initiative, contact any of the participating HOLC members.

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When: Sundays April 2, 9, 23, 30 and May 7 at 2 p.m. *Please arrive at 1:15 p.m. if you have not pre-registered or if you have not picked up your race bag at Race bag Pickup Night. We will do our best to start on time and walk-up registrations need to be wrapped up by 2:00 p.m. for that to happen. On-site registrations are welcome each week— checks are preferred. Wear your sneakers! Please note: Registration is non-refundable.

Where: Indian Park, Park Rd., Montoursville.

What: Spaghetti dinner by Reuben’s Rubies Relay for Life.

When: April 1, 2017 from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Where: Clarkstown Fire Hall.

Essential Oils Class What: Essential oils educational public class. RSVP: 570419-0028. Free, plus a chance to win an oil!

When: Thursday, March 30, 2017 at 6 p.m.

Where: Old Lycoming Township Building, ‪1951 Green Ave, Williamsport.

5K What: 5K for Suicide Prevent Awareness “Break the Silence”.

When: Saturday, April 1st. Registration is at 9:30 a.m. Run is at 10 a.m. To preregister, contact rweber@joinder.org.

Where: Central Mountain Middle School, XC Course.

MOPS of Jersey Shore Consignment Sale What: The MOPS group of Jersey Shore, PA will be hosting its annual Kids Consignment sale. Proceeds benefit both our MOPS group and individual consignors.

In lieu of selling tickets, we are asking for donations for the Love Center. Please bring a canned good, paper product, dishwashing detergent/tabs, or place a monetary donation in the jar to buy lunchmeats. Thank you for helping to serve the community. If you would like to be a consignor please go to website: https://www.facebook.com/ groups/1693168374288723/ When: Friday, March 31, 2017 from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. and Saturday, April 1 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Where: Trinity United Methodist Church, 1407 Allegheny St, Jersey Shore.

Dinner What: Broiled or beer battered haddock or Black Diamond steak. $9.50. Open to the public.

When: Friday, March 31 at 5 p.m.

Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Bonsai Class What: Intro to Bonsai Class, learn how to create and care for bonsai trees. $55, plus $26 registration fee. Call or email the school for more info 570-327-5575 or email stjnsotadir@ verizon.net.

When: April 6, 13, 20, 27, and May 4, 2017 5 week class.

Where: Saint John’s School of the Arts, 2101 Newberry St. Williamsport.

Band What: Top Shelf band.

When: Friday, March 31 at 9 p.m.

Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

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Where: 381 E. Second Ave., S. Williamsport.

Bus Trip What: Bus trip to Sight and Sound “Jonah” with lunch at Shady Maple Buffet. Cost is $140. Call 570-673-5796 and leave message.

A worship service commemorating the music and Passion readings experienced throughout Holy Week will be presented at Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry St., on Sunday, April 9 at 5:00 p.m. The service features music and readings found in the great Holy Week liturgies of the Episcopal Church: Tenebrae, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil. The choir of Christ Church will be led by Director of Music Allyn Landon assisted by organist Philip Maue. All are welcome. A reception follows the service.

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Class Reunion Meeting What: 1972 Jersey Shore High School class reunion meeting. Meal at your own cost.

When: April 4th at 6 p.m. Save the date: reunion on August 12th.

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Musical What: The Little Mermaid musical. Tickets: all seats are reserved seating. Buy ahead or at the door. Go to www. miltonstage.com for details.

When: April 6 at 7 p.m., April 7 at 7 p.m., and April 8 at 2 p.m. & 7 p.m.

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When: Friday, April 7, 2017. Luncheon at noon; review at 12:30 p.m. Lunch available for $6.00. Reserve lunch by calling the library at 326-0536 Ext. 114 or use the library’s online reservation calendar (http://calendar.jvbrown.edu).

Reservations must be made before 3:00 p.m. on Wed., April 5. Or bring your own lunch or just attend the review at 12:30. Reservations only needed to reserve a lunch.

Where: Lowry Room, Third Floor, Welch Wing of the library. Public parking lot is adjacent to the site.

Beacon Hub Drop-In Center What: The drop-in center is a consumer-run program which reaches out to individuals in the community on their road to recovery by providing skills & resources through education leading to greater independence and the ability to build self-esteem, confidence and self-determination. Our vision is to educate, support and empower individuals with mental health illness and cognitive disabilities.

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Recital What: 2017 William P. Kellerman Scholarship Recital.

This concert is performed by the Keystone Central School District Music Faculty and Friends in order to support a scholarship that provides Bucktail and Central Mountain High School students with funds to further their educations.

No admission fee. Free will offering.

When: Sunday, April 2, 2017 at 1:30 p.m.

Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 112 East Main Street, Lock Haven.

Lenten Service What: Community Lenten Service series “Misunderstood Scriptures” by Pastor Samantha McElwee.

When: April 2 at 4 p.m.

Where: Dunnstown UMC. Christian Ladies What: The Christian Ladies Group will meet. Singer and pianist, Kathleen Radspinner will provide a program of song. Children’s book author, Beccie Lusk will speak about her latest book.

When: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 at 1:00 p.m.

Where: Tivoli United Methodist Church, 9598 Route 220 HIghway, Hughesville.

Community Dinner What: Free Community Dinner. Dinner Menu: pulled pork sandwich, potato salad, applesauce, dessert, & beverage.

When: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 from 5:00-6:30 p.m.

Where: St John Lutheran Church (Gordners Grove), 68 Gordners Church Road, Unityville. 3 miles west of Unityville on Moreland Baptist Road.

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When: April 7th & 8th at 6 p.m.

Where: The Gap Fellowship Church, 312 Maynard St., Williamsport.

Filled Pork Chop Dinner What: Filled pork chop dinner with mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable, dessert and beverage. Take-outs are available.

When: Saturday, April 8, 2017 from 4-6 p.m.

Where: Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, 10275 State Route 44 between Turbotville & McEwensville.

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When: Tuesday, April 11th at 6:15 p.m.

Where: Ohev Sholom Congregation, 1501 Cherry Street, Williamsport.

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Attendees should bring table service and an item for the local food bank. Reservations required. Call 570-547-1953

by March 31. Program Brian Valenecck, retired forest ranger. Blood pressure clinic available. New members welcome.

When: April 4 at noon.

Where: Lutheran “Brick” church.

Homemade Easter Egg & Candy Sale What: Homemade egg and candy sale. Wheelchair accessible.

When: Saturday, April 8, 2017 from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

Where: All Saints Episcopal Church, corner of Scott & Beeber sts., Williamsport.

Seder Meal Demonstration What: A demonstration of the Passover Seder meal. Rev. Roger L. Wambold, General Director of Hebrew Christian Fellowship will do the demonstration.

When: Sunday, April 9 at 5:00 p.m.

Where: Steam Valley Bible Church, Trout Run. Lenten Service What: Community Lenten Service series “Misunderstood Scriptures” by Rev. Roger Yoder When: April 9 at 4 p.m.

Where: McElhattan UMC. Community Passover Seder What: Annual Community Passover Seder. The cost for the dinner is $25.00 for adults, $12.00 for children ages 6-12 and free for children 5 and under. The meal includes wine, gratuities and waiter service. All are welcome to attend.

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NAMI Meeting What: The local chapter meets monthly.

When: The 2nd Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m.

Where: Robert M. Sides Music Center, 201 Mulberry St., Williamsport.

Williamsport Chess Club What: Williamsport Chess Club meetings are open to anyone with an interest in the game of chess, regardless of age or ability. For more information: www.williamsportchessclub. org.

When: Every Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Where: Coffee shop seating area of the Books-A-Million store at the Lycoming Mall.

SOSL of Clinton County What: Support group for those who lost someone to suicide.

When: Second Thursday of the month, 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m.

Where: Lock Haven Hospital, 570-753-3821 for more info.

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“We drew the stories for the tour from local newspaper files and local history books and publications, as well as from Lou Bernard, who is a columnist for the Lock Haven Express and who will be leading the tour,” Christine Cooney, public relations coordinator for the Jersey Shore Historical Society, and one of the organizers of the event, told Webb Weekly. “We are also hopeful that will help people gain a greater appreciation for the history and happenings of the Jersey Shore

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The tour starts at Gazebo Park on S. Main St. and ends at the Samuel Moss House and Museum.

The tour will highlight at least six sites. This event will be rain or shine and is held by the Jersey Shore Historical Society and the Recreation Committee of the Borough of Jersey Shore.

Cooney said this event is an outgrowth of the “Explore the Shore” initiative that the Historical Society and borough Recreation Commission started. Its first event was a walking tour that took place last fall, that Cooney said was fairly successful. She said there will be another Walking Tour on June 3 with a Walking Tour of Jersey Shore’s Historical District.

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Jersey Shore’s Allison Moore swims the butterfly for an all-freshmen relay team for the Bulldogs. The group took fifth in the 200 Medley with a time of 1:59.41.

The group of Jordan O’Connor, Taylor Fleming, Allison Taylor, and Veronica Sander finished fifth with a time of 1:59.41. It helped kick off the meet in a positive fashion as the Bulldogs looked primed for a big day in the pool.

“Being able to have an allfreshmen relay team means the next three years are going to be bright,” Jersey Shore coach Jenna Brooks said after the first day of the meet. “Having them go out and swim the first event gave us all motivation to swim fast.”

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Jersey Shore freshman Jordan O’Connor opens the District 4 Swimming Championships in the 200 Medley relay. The entire Bulldogs relay team is made up of freshmen. The group posted a time of 1:59.41 for a fifth overall finish.

Butzler, who holds multiple records for Jersey Shore, took the top spot in the 100 Fly with a time of 57.15. Engel also won the 100 Fly, posting a time of 52.51.

Butzler also swam a portion of the 200 Free Relay, which Jersey Shore won in 1:42.81. Butzler was helped by Kendra White and Gabrielle Moore. All three were also given a boost by O’Connor, who swam the second part of the relay. She finished her leg in 26.41, which cleared the way for White and Butzler. Fleming later assisted on the 400 Free Relay, which took

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Jersey Shore’s Veronica Sander closes out the 200 Medley relay for the team at the District 4 Swimming Championships. Sander helped the group take home a fifth-place finish.

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“There’s definitely a lot of potential coming up,” Brooks said. “I know with swimmers like Emma (Butzler) it helps because they let them know what to expect. It’s not just about the upperclassmen, it’s about the team.”

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Taylor Flemming swims the breast stroke portion of the 200 Medley relay at the District 4 Swimming Championships. Flemming is part of an all-freshman relay team for the Bulldogs.

“We were not expecting to have as great of a season as we had, but once we saw the potential with the freshmen we felt good. As a firstyear coach, it’s great. I get to keep working with them. It’s definitely a positive.”

For Brooks, who has coached Jersey Shore for three years, it was a blessing to have a fresh group of competitors entering the fray.

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here are certain especially important if you’ve times in the year that recently given your wardrobe lend themselves to a spring cleaning. Do you shopping, don’t you need a new pair of black jeans, agree? There’s the late summer a new button-down shirt, or ‘back to school’ shopping a lightweight jacket? Your season and, of course, holiday list should cover the basics shopping time. Then there and look ahead to the season is springtime shopping. to come. Time for a new Bernadette swimming suit? Add it to your Whether it’s for Easter clothes, Ulsamer list. or shopping for the coming summer, March and April Now, you can schedule a time are great months to revitalize your to go shopping for everything on your wardrobe with new purchases. Of list at once, or you can shop for one course, with great shopping comes or two pieces at a time and work your great responsibility. With the scent of way through it over the course of a warmer weather ahead and the vitality month or two. Obviously, if you have that spring brings, there’s a chance that a beach vacation planned right after the retail rush may go to your head, Easter, be sure to pick up that bathing which can cause some not-so-smart suit in plenty of time, but for the rest buys. In order to stay focused and don’t rush. avoid the dreaded ‘buyer’s remorse,’ While your list should consist of here are few shopping strategies to basic needs, don’t forget about the keep in mind. must-have wants! Spring is a great First, make a list! As you do time to indulge yourself with some with groceries, look through your fun new warm-weather clothes. But, ‘cupboards’ — aka your closet — to be sure you don’t go overboard, only and take note of what’s missing. allot 20% of your shopping budget for What pieces do you need to make those #treatyourself type of purchases. a full week’s worth of outfits? This is The 80/20 rule has been around for COUPON

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Once you have your list and budget down, do a bit of research online before hitting the stores. Of course, you can shop online, but if you prefer to shop in person, you can still benefit from some Internet prep. Comparing prices on similar items is the biggest advantage with pre-shopping research.

See which stores have the best deals and when they’ll be having sales. If you feel confident in the fit, then go ahead and click ‘Buy’ when you’ve found the best price.

For those of you shopping at brick n’ mortar retailers here are a few things to keep in mind: • Be sure to wear proper and clean undergarments for trying on clothes.

• Never shop if you’re hungry or tired.

Hunger and fatigue have historically been the number one reason for very questionable fashion choices.

• Always check the tag for fabric content and care instructions. Items that require dry cleaning need to be carefully considered before buying.

• Double check the store’s return policy. You may love something in the dressing room, but find you kind of hate it when you get home.

Hopefully, by following these rules, you’ll have a very fruitful and satisfying spring shopping season.

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a while. That’s when 80% of your budget/wardrobe is functional pieces you wear often, while the remaining 20% represents your more playful, fashionable side. The 20% is where you can experiment with trends, and/ or push outside your style wheelhouse.

This is the space and money to have fun, while still being responsible.

If you’re unsure whether or not a piece of clothing is in the 80% or the 20%, ask yourself where and how you’d wear it? If you can think of at least 3 places/ occasions when you’d realistically wear a garment, it falls into the 80%.

For example, a plaid blazer (for me) is something I’d wear to work with trousers, to church over a solid-colored shift dress, and on the weekends with jeans and t-shirt. But, not everyone loves plaid as much as I do. For most people, a boldly patterned piece falls in the 20% category. Needless to say, the 80/20 split is going to be different for everyone, but the general concept is universal. For instance, 80% of meals eaten at home, with 20% of your food budget set aside for going out to eat. This is also something you can use with children. Give, them the total budget they have for clothes, or entertainment, and have them do an 80/20 split—fun for the whole family!

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Achan had just spent 40 years wandering with the Israelites in the desert. Those must have been hard years. I like camping, but two weeks is about my limit. 40 years would

be unimaginable. That tough life certainly helps us to understand why Achan was facing an intensified vulnerability.

The fall of Jericho had placed an opportunity right in front of him.

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So what happened? Why did Achan disregard God’s directive? The answer to that question leads us to the next steps in the backstory of a fall: blackout and gravity.

Blackout is the most dangerous stage in the backstory of a fall and it refers to a person’s inability to consider the consequences that will result from poor decision making.

Blackout is dangerous because the ability to consider consequences is a vital component utilized in good decision making. When a

person enters blackout, this ability is disengaged. If King David had considered the consequences, he never would have spent the night with Bathsheba. If Adam and Eve had considered the consequences, they never would have eaten the fruit. And if Achan had considered the consequences, he never would have stolen from God. That’s blackout.

When someone enters blackout, they start compartmentalizing.

Compartmentalizing is the practice of dividing life into separate categories or compartments.

Compartmentalization is what allows an otherwise very good and upstanding person to engage in activity that goes completely against their values and beliefs. When we ask, “What were they thinking?” the answer is clear: they weren’t thinking - they were compartmentalizing.

People work hard at compartmentalizing. They have a secret cell phone or laptop. They camouflage their calendar with fake appointments and make excuses for working late. They have a secret Facebook, email or bank account.

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Do you believe you are getting away with it? Be cautioned my friend - no one defies gravity. Your compartmentalized life is costing you in ways you can’t imagine.

And when the freefall ends, the consequences will be devastating.

But I have good news - it doesn’t have to happen that way. Confession is a powerful way to end blackout and stop the freefall. Confession is humiliating, but it is the vital component that leads toward redemption and restoration. If you’re ready to come clean, find a trusted friend or professional who is not a victim of your compartmentalized life. Let confession begin with them.

Today is the best day to regain consciousness and stop the freefall.

It’s never too late to start doing the right thing. This could be your best day. My prayers are with you.

“Therefore, confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective.” James 5:16

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They use snap chat and erase their texts and search history regularly.

When a person enters blackout, they become proficient at living a second life. They believe they can defy gravity.

Achan hid the loot in his tent.

No one saw what he did. His blackout fooled him into thinking he had escaped the consequences by committing a secret crime. But friends, no one can defy gravity. The consequences of Achan’s blackout hit hard. People died. Joshua and Israel were overcome with fear.

And that’s gravity. When someone enters blackout, life begins to spiral out of control. The person experiences the exhilaration of freefall as they continue to make decisions that defy reason.

When their secret life is exposed, freefall ends and they hit rock bottom. Someone who falls is haunted by their blackout and freefall. How could they have been so stupid? How could they have put everything at risk? They keep asking themselves, “What was I thinking?”

And now we know the answer they weren’t thinking. They entered

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The Genetti Hotel & Suites Presents “Unfettered”

by Janet Sherman What: Janet Sherman is the Bald Eagle Art League (BEAL) artist exhibiting for the month of April at the Genetti 4th Street Grille Gallery located in the Genetti Hotel and Suites. “Janne” is short for Janet Anne. She chose to sign her art with that name when she was an adolescent: influenced by her favorite artist, Vincent Van Gogh, who signed his art using only his first name. Surrounded during childhood by the museums, theaters, zoos and botanical gardens of New York City, Janne always dabbled in art. She spent the summer of 1969 studying acrylic painting and sculpture at the Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts, but when she had to choose between the high school art squad and AP biology, biology won. Janne earned a B.A. in 1974 from Queens College with majors in Biology and Anthropology. In 1984 she completed a Ph. D. in Evolutionary Biology from the University of Chicago. In 1986 she began her tenure at Williamsport Area Community College (now Penn College) where she taught biology (primarily human anatomy and physiology). After 30 years, the Williamsport area is her home. In 2010 a colleague, Ann Marie Furdock, encouraged her to take a class with Rita Bower. That class reawakened her passion for creating art. In her artist statement

Janne references: “Art does not have to have a purpose-...it exists chiefly for its own sake. It is the artist, not art as such that may have an aim in mind.”

(Times Higher Education Magazine 408595.article) About her art she says: “My art is unfettered. I am not trying to make a statement. When I create, I am playing. Texture, shape and color are most fun for me, so my art is very abstract. I like to experiment and work with anything that is easy to clean up: acrylics, watercolors, pastels, alcohol inks, fabric, string, art paper and more. I rent a studio because “the stash” was getting too big. I create pieces that I would hang in my own home. And, glitter is good!” Janne is a member of BEAL and the Clinton County Arts Council. She designed the “150 years of Jewish History in Williamsport” exhibit that was displayed at the Taber Museum in July and August 2016. Janne’s second home is Studio 21 of Building 10 of the Pajama Factory: Janne’sheART. She usually displays some of her art in the halls. You can contact her at jannesheart@gmail.com.

When: The exhibit of her work opens with a reception on First Friday, April 7th from 5 p.m.-8 p.m. The exhibit is open to the public during regular 4th Street Grille hours through Tuesday, May 2nd.

Where: The Gallery is located in the back room of the 4th Street Grille in the Genetti Hotel and Suites, 200 West 4th Street, Downtown Williamsport. The Genetti Hotel and Suites supports Williamsport’s First Friday and the Bald Eagle Art League.

Eggs, Easter and Art Exhibit What: Featuring one-of-a-kind fine crafts by the following artists: Catheal Weiser – will display wax resist and pysanky eggs. Max Ameigh – will have hand-made pottery bowls, vases, platters and more.

Jackie Thomas – will be showing her hand flowerdyed silk scarves and waxed linen basketry. Deb Parsons – will have spring themed glass and sterling silver jewelry and sculptures. The artists will be in attendance. At 1:00 p.m. Catheal Weiser will give a

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When: Saturday, April 8, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Where: Gold Leaf Frame Shoppe Gallery, 201 Basin St., Williamsport. Across from Panera.

The Genetti Hotel & Suites Presents “Time” by Bonnie Crossley What: Bonnie Crossley is the Bald Eagle Art League (BEAL) artist exhibiting for the month of March at the Genetti 4th Street Grille Gallery located in the Genetti Hotel and Suites. Bonnie says, “The title of my exhibit is “Time” since our lives revolve around it — the past, the present and the future.

Growing up in the 60’s, I have many memories from that time; the Vietnam War, the Kennedys, Martin Luther King, clothing styles, the music and the Beatles and have included some works from those periods.” She works in different mediums, including photography, oil, acrylic, watercolor and collage work. A Williamsport native, Bonnie now lives in Montoursville and worked for 30 years as a floral designer. “I never tire of the amazing beauty and vibrant colors of flowers and wanting to capture them on canvas. I’m inspired by nature, especially in our local parks, and enjoy taking photographs.

Everything that I see, I view as a potential painting.”

When: The exhibit is open to the public during regular 4th Street Grille hours through Tuesday, April 4th.

Where: The Gallery is located in the back room of the 4th Street Grille in the Genetti Hotel and Suites, 200 West 4th Street, Downtown Williamsport.

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Cuisine and A Cause Fundraiser For YWCA To Be Held Sunday, April 2

By Lou Hunsinger Jr.

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After guests taste each dish — while enjoying a complimentary drink and live music from the Pepper Street Band — they can cast their vote for the winner in each category. Votes will begin being counted at 3:30 p.m. and the winners will be crowned at 3:45.

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ne of the biggest inconveniences we all face are car problems. But like problems with our bodies, the longer we ignore them, the bigger the problem gets. One area of our vehicle that gives off warning signs is our brakes. Here are a few things to look and listen for when determining brake problems.

Most cars use disc brakes. Disc brakes work like this. Brake fluid fills a hydraulic system. This fluid triggers a set of pads which clamp down on the brake calipers. This causes the calipers to squeeze together on a disc known as a rotor. The friction between the pads and the rotor is what causes the vehicle to stop.

Like many problem with our vehicles, your brakes will make certain sounds with they are not operating properly.

One of the most commons sounds is a high-pitched squeal. This sound can mean that brake pads are wearing thin and need to be replaced. A more harsh sound you might hear is grinding.

This can mean that your brake pads have worn completely through and the metal of the calipers is grinding on the metal of the rotors.

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This might indicate a stuck caliper. The reason this would cause pulling to one side is because the friction caused be on one wheel and not the other, thus causing a pulling to one side.

You might also feel a vibration when you are braking. This can also feel like the brakes are skipping. This is usually the result of a warped rotor. However, it can also indicate that your car is out of alignment. Either way, if this occurs, get it into the shop to be checked.

Sometimes your brakes can feel “mushy.” Another way to interpret this sensation is if you have to push hard on the brake pedal to get the vehicle to stop. Sometimes it may feel like you are pushing the break all the way to floor. This could indicate a leak in the brake system. One way to verify this is to look for leaked brake fluid under your car. It will look and feel similar to oil, but less thick. Even if you have puddle that isn’t brake fluid, you still have a problem. Your car shouldn’t be leaking anything.

Being aware of potential problems with your car can save you money in the long run. Like our bodies, catching potential problems early can keep them from becoming more serious and costly. So pay attention to what your car is trying to tell you and if you think you have a problem, get it checked out by a professional mechanic.

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s car repairs go, it’s not a major one, but it can still be annoying. Cracks in your windshield can be intrusive and hazardous if they impair your line of sight. But do all cracks or chips mean you need a new windshield? Not necessarily. There are four things that can determine whether or not you need a new windshield. We’ll take a look at size, type, depth and location and then maybe you can determine if you need

to repair or replace.

A good rule of thumb is that chips that are about an inch in diameter can be repaired. The same goes for cracks that are up to 3 inches long. In the past, cracks larger than a dollar bill could not be repaired, but today’s technology can repair cracks up to 18 inches long. This however depends on the glass repair company you are working with and if they possess this newer technology.

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There are also, chips and dings. These resemble divots where a chuck of glass is missing. Traditionally chips and dings are easy to repair.

The location of the damage is a major factor in determining if the windshield can be repaired. Even the best repairs can leave discoloration and/or unevenness in the glass. For this reason, if the damage in the line of sight of the driver, a repair might not be possible. The technician must consider ALL the people who might drive the vehicle. This means considering many different lines of sight, as not all drivers are the same height. When considering location, any damage that is near the edge of the windshield is usually not considered for repair. The reason is that this location compromises the strength of the windshield and its bond to the metal frame. It becomes a

safety issue and should replaced and not repaired.

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From an insurance standpoint, damaged windshields fall under comprehensive coverage and are usually not subject to a deductible. It’s a good idea to confirm your insurance coverage before authorizing any repair or replacement.

As car repairs go, a cracked windshield is no big deal, albeit inconvenient.

However, with today’s technology, auto glass repair companies can come to you and usually do the repair while your car sits in your parking lot at work.

These repairs are not major, but as with any issue you have with your car, letting it go too long can cause additional problems. So call a professional and determine if you need a repair or replacement.

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So you have your tires inflated properly, but what about their tread? This is the other major part of tire maintenance.

A tire that is getting ‘bald’ is pretty evident, but there is a very presidential way to check your tread. Take a penny and slip it into the tread of your tire.

If you can see the top of Abraham Lincoln’s head, it’s probably time for a new tire.

One way to extend the life your tires is to rotate them. Rotating your tires will ensure that they wear evenly.

Tires original to the car should have information in the owner’s manual regarding when the rotate them. When you buy replacement tires, the shop should be able to give you an accurate rotation schedule. Either way, a good rule of thumb is every six to eight months.

The way you drive can also affect the life of your tires. Consider the speed at which you normally drive. Higher rates of speed generate greater heat and that can reduce the life of your tread. It is also important to avoid impact with things such as potholes and road kill.

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Not taking care of your tires is like not taking care of your feet. While they are not as complicated as the internal combustion engine, they do require monitoring and maintenance. Check the pressure in your tires every couple of weeks and always before a road trip. Checking your pressure is easy, especially with digital pressure gauges.

Gone are the days when a cube shaped measuring stick popped out and you had squint to read it. Today’s pressure gauges are digital and all you do is push them against the air steam and read the results.

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e all have ‘go to’ people in our lives. We have the person who cuts our hair, the plumber who fixes our leaks and we even have the doctors who fit our particular needs.

But someone who is equally important and sometimes hard to find, is the right mechanic. When it comes to car problems, most of us are out of our comfort zones, that’s why finding a good and honest mechanic is so important.

The honest part is important, because most of us can’t tell a carburetor from a radiator. Here a few tips for finding a good mechanic.

First and foremost, do your homework.

The best way to start is to talk to friends, family and co-workers. These are people who you trust, so you are likely to get an honest opinion. Find out who they recommend. You will probably hear some horror stories, but that’s OK, you’ll know who to avoid.

Next, utilize the Internet and check online reviews. Anyone can get a bad review, but more than a couple is a red flag to avoid that shop. Once you have a few candidates, check their websites.

Specifically look for certification and affiliations, which may include ASE (Automotive Service Excellence), AAA certification or membership in the BBB (Better Business Bureau).

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free oil changes after so many visits, etc.

You may want to drive by your potential choices. Is the lot full of cars waiting to be repaired or is there just one old Impala in the lot? The busier the shop, the odds are many people trust them.

Get a look at the waiting area. Is it clean and well organized? Are there free coffee and doughnuts?

Once you narrowed it down, pay them a visit. If they are concerned with customer service, they should have time for someone to talk to you. Talk to them about their procedure for handling repairs. Find out their cost per hour for labor. Do they guarantee their work?

Can they provide references from longtime and satisfied customers? A good mechanic should be upfront and not afraid to answer any questions.

A good way to test the water before you actually need a repair is to test them out. Let them do an oil change. Do they handle the job well? Are they efficient and courteous? If this goes well you may be ready to give them your next repair job.

Trust is built over time so one good oil change doesn’t mean they are going to be your dream mechanic. If they don’t work out, you simply start the process over.

Life can be simpler when you’re surrounded by the right people, people you can trust. Do your homework, ask the right questions and maybe you will be able to say, ‘Yeah, I’ve got a car guy.’

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Once you are comfortable with their skill and professionalism, it’s time to talk specifics. Are they familiar with your type of vehicle? Have they detailed the same make and model before? If so, are there before and after photos? Find out if there are options for the interior finish. By this I mean, can you choose between a matte, satin or gloss finish? It’s these kinds of details (no pun intended) that you want to work out before the work begins.

Next, talk price. A good detailing isn’t cheap and good work shouldn’t be. The old adage of “you get what you pay forÓ applies here.

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t’s a great feeling, you walk outside and there it is, a clean car. Many people take great pride in their vehicles and keep them as clean and shiny as the day they drove them off the lot. If you are like this, you probably wash or have your car washed regularly. You keep the inside free of fast food bags and coffee cups and you even try to keep your floor mats clean. But for some folks, that’s not enough. For some people, they want a spotless exterior and interior. For these people, detailing their car is the only way to go. So what is detailing? Basically, detailing your car means to ‘detail’ all aspects of cleaning your car. This means giving the best care to the paint job, as well as the upholstery. True detailers understand what it takes to keep these surfaces clean and in some cases, how to restore them. Think of it as a super cleaning of your car.

So how do you find a good detailer?

Like finding a good plumber or barber, the best way is by word of mouth. Talk to friends and friends of friends and find out who they have used and who did a good job. Another great resource is our friend, the Internet. You should be able to find several detailers in your area and reviews on their work. A true professional detailer will have a website with examples of their work.

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First of all, Goldberg says, remember that nothing is the same, patient to patient. Your friend’s journey is different than other cancer patients’ experience, so it’s best to follow his perception of it.

Don’t compare. It’s not your cancer, or anyone else’s; it’s his.

As for offers of help, don’t just offer – be specific by finding out what needs doing and asking to be assigned a task.

Than ask again. And again.

Remember that being treated for cancer isn’t a battle. Don’t say your friend is “fighting cancer” because there can be a lot of unnecessary guilt for the person who feels like she didn’t fight hard enough if her disease doesn’t go into remission.

Know how to deal with pain, and understand that discomfort is sometimes worse; learn to tell the difference and deal with both. Be realistic without being blunt; don’t talk of miracle cures or falsely buoy spirits.

Listen to your friends’ perception of her diagnosis and honor any decision to stop treatment, even if that’s not what you want.

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Know how to manage your stress and frustrations, and know that you did

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I once asked an auditorium full of people if any of them did not know someone with cancer. No hands were raised, which is an example of why everyone should read “Loving, Supporting, and Caring for the Cancer Patient.”

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or John Denver fans across the Susquehanna Valley, it will be almost heaven when country roads bring a John Denver Musical Tribute to Williamsport.

When the house-lights dim at The Community Arts Center this Friday and music starts to fill the air, audience members will do a double or triple-take when tribute artist Ted Vigil steps into the spotlight and sings those classic songs about the beauty of nature, American pride and the simple joys of country life.

“It’s an honor for me to travel across the country bringing this great music to the people that grew up listening to John Denver and the young people just discovering his music for the first time,” said Ted Vigil. “Denver’s music remains just as beautiful and meaningful today as it did in the 1970s.”

Not only does Vigil sound like Denver, he looks so much like the late singer and songwriter that when he first met his future mother-in-law the first words she uttered were how he looked like John Denver.

Vigil is used to double takes and people commenting on his striking appearance and sound of the late iconic musician and environmentalist activist.

During a recent phone interview that found Vigil, ironically, “Leaving on a Jet

Plane” headed from Washington State to Atlanta for a performance and the start of a string of shows along the east coast.

“For my show in Williamsport I’ll be performing with an amazing band from New Jersey that I often play with when I’m on the east coast,” said the Washington State native. “We’ll play a number of Denver’s biggest hits, like ‘Thank God I’m a Country Boy’, ‘Annie’s Song,’ ‘Sunshine on my Shoulders,’ ‘Back Home Again,’ ‘Rocky Mountain High’ and of course ‘Country Roads’.”

Vigil began his career as a tribute artist in 2006 after taking first place in several talent and celebrity look-a-like contests out west.

Since that time he’s performed at music venues, aboard a cruise ship and festivals across the country, including John Denver’s own Windstar Foundation in Aspen, CO. “John Denver was not only an incredible musician, he was an environmentalist that was ahead of his time. Issues he was passionate about are issues that are even more important to us now. His music reflected his love and appreciation of nature,” Vigil said. “One of the things I love most about performing Denver’s music is looking out into the audience and seeing the people become nostalgic hearing the music again or seeing them smile and knowing they connected with the music.”

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Historic Bowman Field Truly Will Be “Gateway To the Majors” August 20

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rom the 1940s until the late 1960s there was a sign at the top of the road going down from West Fourth Street that went into BB&T Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field that proclaimed “Bowman Field: Gateway To the Majors.” On August 20 it will be more than just the Gateway it will be the where the Majors play as the St. Louis

Cardinals take on the Pittsburgh Pirates at 7 p.m. on August 20 in a regular season Major League game.

The game was originally a home game for the Pirates in Pittsburgh.

Neither Williamsport nor Bowman Field has ever hosted a regular season Major League game. However, there have been numerous exhibition games played between Major League teams and the local professional nines from the 1880s until into the 1960s. Bowman

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“It is a tremendously exciting and historic thing for Williamsport to host a regular season Major League game,” Mayor Gabe Campana told Webb Weekly. “This is quite a feather in the cap of the city. Perhaps more substantial is the resources that Major League Baseball will be supplying to help renovate Bowman Field and their aid in helping the City receive state funding for renovations that were already in the works. This money is that much less money that city taxpayers will have to come up with, so it is very much a win-win situation for the City.

I’m doubly excited because I am also a big Buccos fan!”

The August 20 game will be known as the “MLB Little League Classic” and will be held on the Sunday of the first weekend of the Little League Baseball World Series. It is the culmination of months of talks and planning between ESPN, Major League Baseball, the Major League Baseball Players Association, Little League Baseball, the Williamsport-Lycoming Chamber of Commerce and the City of Williamsport.

This event follows the successful Fort

Bragg Game in 2016, the first regular season game of a professional sport ever played on an active military base.

The prospect of the MLB Little League Classic has garnered much praise.

Major League Baseball Commissioner, Rob Manfred stated, “Major League Baseball’s greatest responsibility is to ensure that today’s youth become active participants in our game as players and fans. The ‘MLB Little League Classic’ exemplifies our entire sport’s commitment to building a stronger connection between young people and the National Pastime. Our players will honor the great tradition of the Little League World Series and create lifelong memories for the Little Leaguers, their families and the city of Williamsport. I thank the Pirates and the Cardinals, Little League Baseball, Governor Wolf, the Crosscutters, the City of Williamsport, and ESPN for helping us organize an unforgettable weekend.”

Stephen D. Keener, President and CEO of Little League Baseball Inc. said, “We continue to work closely with our friends at Major League Baseball to find new and exciting ways to engage more children around the world with our great game. We look forward

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Putting on my cap as Chairman of the Bowman Field, this is a tremendously exciting event for Williamsport and Historic Bowman Field. It is a great opportunity to highlight what a wonderful baseball venue it is and how you can successfully retrofit an historic old ballpark to wed the best of the old with the best of the new.

The playing of a regular season Major League Baseball game at Bowman Field here in Williamsport is one of the most momentous events in the history of Williamsport, particularly its rich sporting history.

ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball commentators Dan Shulman, analysts Jessica Mendoza and Aaron Boone, and reporter Tim Kurkjian will call the MLB Little League Classic. The game will also be available on ESPN Radio, ESPN Deportes, ESPN Deportes Radio and streamed via WatchESPN. MLB Network and MLB.com also will provide comprehensive coverage of the event.

Major League Baseball has announced that NO tickets for this event will be available for sale to the public. Tickets will be distributed to the players and families of those participating in the Little League World Series.

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to welcoming the Pirates and the Cardinals to Williamsport during the Little League Baseball World Series this summer. We are extremely grateful to Commissioner Manfred, the Pirates and Cardinals Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf and state Senator Gene Yaw for their support of this exciting, new initiative, and we look forward to a fun and memorable MLB Little League Classic.”

Doug Estes, Vice President and General Manager of the Williamsport Crosscutters, stated, “We at the Crosscutters are very excited to have an event of this caliber at BB&T Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field.

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only been about 20 minutes. I had caught 80-lb. to 90-lb. tarpon before; this fish was decidedly bigger.

When fighting tarpon, at least onethird of the battle is close to the boat.

These fish are just too powerful to handle until completely subdued. No guide is willing to rush it. I once heard about a tarpon that ended up in a boat, besides breaking the angler’s leg it caused thousands of dollars in damage.

This, after the fish had already been fought for over an hour.

Every time the tarpon seemed to signal a surrender, a simple swish of the tail and the mass of swimming muscle would rip line from the reel — an easy, matter-of-fact action. Gaining an advantage was a matter of not letting it rest. Success is measured by putting line back on the reel, sometimes inches at a time. What took minutes to gain; the tarpon would steal back in seconds.

Finally the tarpon turned on its side and demonstrated difficulty in mustering a pull. Officially the fish is counted as caught if the guide or angler touches the leader. I wanted more — a scale and a photo. I got both. The Captain took length and girth measurements, and using a mathematical formula Adetermined free seminar the tarpon weighed 125-pounds.

Fisherman’s luck went a long way in catching the two-headed tarpon and completing the “backcountry slam.”

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do is get a good grip on the cork and watch the show. A tarpon is an explosive cocktail of strength and endurance.

This fish put on a magnificent display and seemed indifferent to fatigue.

Sandwiched between short, strong runs were spectacular jumps. In a fisherman’s museum of memories, a leaping tarpon is priceless. When fighting tarpon, the aerial show is a bonus, with the only fee the possibility of a lost fish. This is when the hook typically becomes dislodged.

The tarpon continued to launch its massive body into the air with arcing leaps. You could hear the gills chatter from its violent head shaking.

Several jumps were remarkable. The fish reached incredible heights before crashing to the surface. All disturbances in and over water are amplified. The tarpon’s re-entrance into the water sounded like an air horn at a sporting event.

Every time the tarpon became airborne — a total of nine in all — it was necessary to bow to the performance.

Lowering the rod creates slack in the line in case the fish lands on it. With each surge skyward the fly line danced through the air in snake-like waves.

Amazingly, the barbless hook held its bite.

Catching a fish this size is a combination of fun and work. The benchmark for fighting a tarpon is one minute per pound of fish. I was in trouble; it had

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I haven’t mentioned anything about the fly reel at this point and for good reason — it’s the least important piece of equipment when putting together an outfit. Unlike other types of fishing in fly-fishing the reel is basically a line storage device. That’s not to say that any piece of junk will do, but you can usually get what you need for under $50.

Of course there are other ‘accessories’ that must be added like tapered leaders, tippet material, line dressing and of course an assortment of flies. The flies are another whole story that I’ll take up at a later date, but here again you can start with a few basic patterns.

My suggestion for the person looking to get into this activity would be to check with someone in the know or if possible take an experienced fly-fisherman along with you when you plan to make some purchases after all we long time fly-fishermen like helping someone else spend their money once in awhile.

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the netting won’t be going all the way to first and third base, so it is all a matter of perspective.”

“In the 24 seasons we have been in Williamsport we had never had a preseason with this much going on, not even close. We are pushing a lot of things through the tube on a compressed schedule. It is all planned to be done on time, but it is a lot. What’s my preference?

Yea, I’d like to have a couple things this year and a couple more the next year and that’s the way we would do things if not for the August 20th game. All these improvements have been talked about and kind of worked on, but it really wasn’t all official until now. It is being done on a short time frame, but enough time to get it done but quite different than what we would do under ordinary circumstances.”

“We are getting calls all the time for tickets for the Pirates/Cardinals game, but the game is designed as a private event for Little League World Series participants and their families, plus there will be Major League guests attending. We have such a small stadium to start with and there will be a lot of temporary builds inside the stadium for just this single game. In many ways we are innocent by-standers.

We have been a large part of everything that has been going on and will reap some of the benefits, but at the end of the day this is between Major League Baseball and Little League.”

Through it all the grand old lady on West Fourth Street will be getting quite a makeover.

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a stadium with 100% reserved seats. That means many changes, both big and small for our office.”

In recent years there has been growing concern for the safety of the fans all around professional baseball that are exposed to the danger of injury from both baseballs and bats being projected into the stands. While including more safety netting in MLB ballparks is being done optionally by some teams, the new netting at Bowman Field is getting a jump start on what soon will be a requirement.

“The net we will be installing will be a vertical net that will be both thinner and stronger than the current net that is attached to the grandstand roof. This net won’t go all the way up to the roof, taking away the feeling that the spectators are in a cage. The net will run all around the seating areas of the stadium. It will not extend to the deck areas down the first and third base sides.

“While we were doing all of this and putting in all new seats and a new field, we were a little bit short of the recommended length of our net. So something was going to have to be done sooner or later and the netting won’t just be a recommendation any longer. So we were faced with a decision of waiting another year or two or just go ahead a lump it into this big project and just net the whole thing. Obviously, we decided to do it now because the day is going to come when we would have to do it. Our stadium is small, so when you say the netting is going all the way — what is all the way? So for us

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here are you stuff. So where do we sign Matt? going with this But this wasn’t the Spencer? So my Commissioner’s call. Well. Not inbox is full of according to law. The decision questions. Simple. I can’t go a had to come from the long time day without someone bringing governing body- the Lycoming up the good times from the County Recreation Authority. fairway bunkers. Yes. Everything Sure the LCRA had their share happens FORE a reason and I no of mishaps over the years but as longer wear cologne on Tuesday I told you last week- Municipal mornings. But I do miss my old Jamie AUTHORITIES are established Spencer FORE a reason. #alaskanair. coworkers and friends. Again my problem lies with the system Billy thought otherwise. and how it all went down kids. That’s all. “During our visits to WDGC, it The County had other options last spring was apparent that the Authority is but everything was already determined contributing to the dysfunction as and that is why I am setting the record they are more involved in the day str8 on White Deer Golf Course. to day operations than is advisable.”

Part Deux. #casperreport.

Casper Golf was originally “retained by Here we go. The lengthy process of the Lycoming County Commissioners to “finding” a new management company conduct an independent assessment on was underway and everything was put the operational aspects of White Deer on hold FORE five grueling months.

Golf Course” in the summer of 2015. It It was an absolute nightmare kids. But cost us taxpayers $18k. The meandering when ARE Commissioners caught wind opinion revealed administrative the LCRA wanted to go ANOTHER dysfunction, inefficient marketing route- they immediately stepped in and strategies, outdated equipment, poor said no. #exhibitA. course conditions and declining rounds Several of us voiced our concerns and and revenues. But the report also served informed ARE Commissioners the as a detailed “sales pitch” and gave the current scenario didn’t warrant a third County a bogus ultimatum: maintain the party to share in the profits. You see the status quo or create a “highly profitable County COULD NOT lease the facility culture” by hiring Casper Golf. Brilliant because of the exempt status of the

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County assumed total control, hired a third party and actually disbanded the Authority in March. #crickets. I also learned the County picked up the $355k bond payment. But they were “hoping” Casper would soon help. #cantmakeitup.

What’s next? Changing the name?

Whitey Deere is already off to a sluggish start in 2017. But thankfully our County Commissioners “gave” Casper another $150k to cover the bills. #1/27. Now add 20 inches of recent snow to the mix.

Ouch. This doesn’t look good at all sport fans. I feel terrible for my non golfing tax paying friends.

“This is the year that it really kicks off.” #tony. I would certainly hope so.

Considering you just spent a million dollars on improvements and you help pay the bills. Look. I sincerely want this to work as I have nothing but love for White Deer Golf Course. But the County fails to realize that golf is on a downward national trend. People just aren’t playing anymore. And no matter how much money you spend- WDGC is still located in North Central PA where the weather dictates everything. We will never be the golf capital of the world.

I have lots more to share on this particular issue that is close to my heart but I won’t bore you anymore. My 25page assessment is currently available for $29.95 on Amazon. Perhaps our three County Commissioner’s should do the right thing and buy one. There were plenty other options boys. #cheers.

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bonds. There was also a clause in the original deed. I’m not an attorney but my sister is.

Our last minute pleas were to no avail as the Commissioners got rid of the authority and agreed to HIRE Billy Casper. Is this legal? Paying them $70,000 a year and picking up the tab on several hefty expenses. They approved $370k for sand and another $365k on a sprinkler in 2016 alone. Oh and there’s more. Thousands FORE new tractors and hundreds towards new phones. They also made improvements to the septic, fancy designer carpets and a brand new POP machine in the restaurant. Good lord. #peoplewillcomeRay. It’s important to note that MOST but not all of these capital improvements were funded by the huge savings realized in 2012 by refinancing the 2006 bonds but no one noticed until 2015. It must be nice to go on a million dollar spree with someone else’s money.

I was curious on exactly how much the County was spending and what they were taking in. So I attended the preliminary 2017 budget review at James V. Brown Library. Sparse crowd kids. I only counted twelve. I simply wanted to know why WDGC or Casper wasn’t ever mentioned in their unbalanced budget.

“The Golf Course is not listed on the County’s 2017 Budget because it’s an entity under the Lycoming Recreation Authority.”

Um. No. That’s not the case Beth. The

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MULTI-AXIS CNC OPERATOR THE ANDRITZ GROUP is a globally leading supplier of plants, equipment, and services for hydropower stations, the pulp and paper industry, the metalworking and steel industries, and solid/liquid separation in the municipal and industrial sectors. In addition, ANDRITZ offers technologies for certain other sectors including automation, the production of animal feed and biomass pellets, pumps, machinery for nonwovens and plastic films, steam boiler plants, biomass boilers and gasification plants for energy generation, flue gas cleaning plants, plants for the production of panel boards (MDF), thermal sludge utilization, and biomass torrefaction plants.

Our Muncy, PA location is looking for a qualified individual to set up, operate, program, and maintain complicated various multi-axis computer numerical controlled (CNC) machine tools (6 axis minimum). This position requires advanced machining/programming knowledge and skills. A high degree of responsibility is required due to value of parts machined.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Perform assigned duties in a safe and efficient manner at all times; set up and operate various CNC machine tools to mill, drill, tap, bore, and turn a variety of parts of various alloys and materials, perform in process and final inspection as required, and load parts using overhead cranes; proof test all programs, make corrections, perform shop floor programming as necessary and document any changes; machine and inspect parts to the quality and time standards set by the organization; read and interpret all types of complex drawings and blueprints; use various types of precision measuring instruments such as dial indicator, verniers, micrometers, etc.; participate and maintain safe, clean, and orderly work area to 5’S standards at all times; maintain open communication and suggest improvements to supervision, planning, programming, and co-workers; maintain accurate paperwork and job routings at all times; continuously improve profitability through improving safety, quality, reducing manufacturing costs, reducing lead times, and working as a team member; assist maintenance team members with the maintenance and repair of machines; and perform all other duties as assigned.

Qualifications and skills REQUIRED: Associates Degree or higher in machine tool technology or equivalent training and experience setting up, programming, and operating multi-axis CNC equipment. Excellent machining skills and proficiency in reading and interpreting complex drawings/blueprints, use of precision measuring instruments along with the capability of operating overhead cranes, forklifts, and other material handling equipment. Must be well organized, detailed, self-motivated, flexible, versatile, able to handle and prioritize multiple tasks, make sound, independent decisions, maintain a high degree of accuracy in a fast-paced, frequently stressful environment, have a cooperative attitude to interface with all levels and departments inside/outside the company; work independently and/or as a team member with little to no supervision. Excellent knowledge of the English language and grammar is required. The ability to communicate effectively at all levels (internal/external) both verbally and in writing is essential.

Candidate must represent the Company’s interests when dealing with customers and regard confidentiality at all times.

This position requires work in a plant/mill environment which may be dusty, dirty, with varying temperature and noise levels, heavy duty magnets, welding machines, and manual & remote controlled devices using radio signals. Good mobility is required in order to move between departments. Must be able to lift 50-75 lbs., sit, stand, walk, stoop, bend, reach, kneel, ascend/descend stairs and/or ladders, work in confined spaces, possess excellent sight, hearing, touch, and manual dexterity, visual acuity, coordination and balance, and wear necessary PPE. Must be able to endure long working hours when required.

Andritz offers a very competitive wage, an outstanding benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life, STD, LTD, AD&D, 401(k), vacation, sick/personal time, and 12 paid holidays.

If you meet the above qualifications and are enthusiastic, hard-working and enjoy a dynamic, fast paced environment, send your resume or apply in person. All inquiries will be kept strictly confidential.

ANDRITZ INC.

Human Resources Department 35 Sherman Street • Muncy, PA 17756 Fax: (570) 546-1521 Email:amy.roy@andritz.com Equal Opportunity Employer

17” CHIMNEY BLOCKS AT $5.00 EACH. Also Liners, Cap, Nipples, Take All. 570998-8385, Leave Message.

118333 SNOWFLAME CORN STOVE, MODEL 5000. Good Condition. $600.00, OBO.570998-8065. 118321 ARIENS SNOW BLOWER, ST 1032, 10 HP, 32” Wide.

Older Machine In Good Shape. $150.00.

570-435-5832.

118314 HOT WATER BOILER SYSTEM, 2,000 Energy Kinetics, Hot Water Tank And Fuel Tank. Works Good. $1,500.00. Call 570-538-3354, Ext. 2. 118204 ACORN STAIRLIFTS Buy Local And Save - Call 610-796-4737 For Free Quote And Consultation. Limited Time $200 Off Stair lift Purchase.M01 FOR SALE BUILDING MATERIALS. Metal Roofing & Siding for houses, barn, sheds. Close outs, returns, Seconds, Overrun, etc. at Discount Prices. Huge inventory in stock. slateroadsupply.com 717 445-5222. M01 BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN THE WEBB WEEKLY. REFRIGERATOR, Stove, Bunk Bed, Kitchen Table, End Tables, Headboard, Futon, Washer & Dryer. Call 570-3222722. 117558 4 PIECE MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE. $550.00, OBO. Call 570-725-3332, Ext. 0. 117797

SAFE STEP WALK-IN TUB ALERT FOR SENIORS. Bathroom falls can be fatal. Approved by Arthritis Foundation. Therapeutic Jets. Less Than 4 Inch Step-In. Wide Door. Anti- Slip Floors.

American Made. Installation Included. Call 1-800-906-3115 for $750 Off. M01 FACTORY MATTRESS SALE. Single, $49.00. Full, $59.00. Queen, $79.00. FREE Delivery. Call 570-322-2722.

117558 NEED TO SELL? WANT TO BUY? CHECK OUT WEBB WEEKLY CLASSIFIED ADS. DIRECT MAILED TO OVER 58,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES, WE GET RESULTS. CALL CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 570-326-9322.

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED, DOG KENNELS. CALL 570-547-0100, Leave Message. 118188 WANTS TO PURCHASE MINERALS AND OTHER OIL AND GAS INTERESTS. Send Details To P.O. Box 13557 Denver, Co. 80201. C11 CASH PAID- UP TO $25/ BOX FOR UNEXPIRED, SEALED DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. 1-DAYPAYMENT.1-800-371-1136. C11 OLD FRY PANS AND GRIDDLES And Dutch Ovens. Also Anvils And Butchering Kettles. Call 570-9989132. 117550

CALLAHAN’S ANTIQUITIES 381 Broad Street Montoursville, PA ALWAYS BUYING Quality Antiques, Gold, Silver Top Prices Paid With Immediate Payment One Piece or Whole Estates “Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America” Open Thursday, Friday, & Saturday11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

570-368-2597 117552

BY GONE ANTIQUES BUYING JEWELRY, JEWELRY, JEWELRY GALORE! Pre 1960’s Glitzy And Gaudy Vintage Costume & Designer Jewelry. Estate Jewelry, Antique Jewelry, Gold Jewelry (Old Or New), Sterling Jewelry, Sterling Silver Items And Quality Antiques.

FOR APPOINTMENTS, PHONE 570-748-5648, LEAVE MESSAGE, OR 570-748-2242 THANK YOU 117533 EMPLOYMENT

EXPERIENCED MASON / CONCRETE FINISHER WANTED. Knowledge Of All Aspects Of Masonry And Concrete Needed. Must Be Able To Run Small Crew. $ 18 - $25 Per Hour. Paid Holidays, Christmas Bonus, Guaranteed Work.

Call 570-244-5922. 118317

Precision CNC Machining of Metal and Plastics, Plastic Sheet Rod and Tube Distributor Shipping 130 Shaffer Lane, Jersey Shore PA 17740 PH: 570-398-4363 FX: 570-398-2507 www.norcen.com

CNC Mill/Router Norcen Industries Inc. is seeking a fulltime CNC Mill/ Router operator. This is a 1st shift position. The benefits package includes a 401k, health care with personal leave and vacation to start. Wages will depend upon experience.

This is a Day time position, Monday-Friday 6:50 A.M- 3:20 PM, plus overtime is available.

Qualified candidates must be able to operate CNC Mills and Router machines. A basic knowledge of Cad/ Cam is acceptable. They must be able to read and understand drawings. Excellent writing and communication skills are necessary and the ability to follow instructions is essential.

Knowledge of machining metals such as Steel, Aluminum, Copper, Stainless, Monel, Cupronickel, and Mechanical Plastics is helpful.

The duties include, but are not limited to, the set-up and operation of CNC Mills, Routers and the inspection of parts. The hand operation of a drill press required. Applicants need experience with the safe operation of a Forklift and the ability to handle large parts.

Please reply with resume to HRDist@norcen.com or in person at Norcen Industries M-F 7am to 4:30pm. Or call 570-398-4363 to set up an appointment for interview.

Your Business Card Mailed to Over 58,000 Homes. $47.50/Week (1-4 Weeks) or $37.50/Week (5 or More Weeks)

Call Nickie at 570-326-9322

Psychic Boutique

Meyers Masonry Restoration Co. Award Winning Masonry Contractor

• Chimneys • Stonework (Natural or Artificial) • Patios and Walks • Retaining Walls • Repointing • Painting • Foundations • Concrete • Skid Loader Work All Brick, Block, Stone & Concrete Restoration, Residential, Commercial, and Industrial

FREE ESTIMATES! CALL TODAY

Office: 570-547-7018 -- Cell: 570-244-5922 PA #010608

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“Love, Marriage, Past, Present, Mind, Spirit and Body Advises you on all problems in life”

David A. Stom – 570-772-2408 585 Middle Road • Jersey Shore, PA 17740

Phone: 570-547-2655 or 1-800-935-4895

Miller’s

Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards

570-547-2505 Need Heating Oil, ON & Off Road Diesel?

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We Will Beat Any Competitors Price by 5¢ GIVE US A CALL TODAY AT 570-332-1187 OR 570-286-4519 Our Office is Located in Montgomery

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302 Sidney St., S. Williamsport, PA 17702 www.plumbingmasters1.com

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7450 Musser Lane • Watsontown, PA 17777

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B’s Quality Painting

M.R. Logue Interiors ----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty

Free Estimates -- Fully Insured Now Scheduling Exterior Work For Spring/Summer

• Drywall •

Rick Blase

• Plaster Repairs •

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570-560-8365

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by Countryside Woodworking

Custom Outdoor Buildings for Storage, Hobbies & Recreation.

MOSES STOLTZFUS 570-745-3649 115 Group Road Jersey Shore, PA 17740

• Sheds • Gazebos • Garages • Pavilions • Pergolas • Rent-to-own • On-Site Sheds • Shed Relocation

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Larry Miller, Jr.

570-971-7380

A Z CONSTRUCTION

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Fully Insured / Reasonable Rates 26 YeARs exPeRIence

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5399 US Rte. 15 Hwy, Montgomery, PA 17752

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specializes heifer barns, freestall barns, pole buildings, garages, reroofing / residing, concreting, etc.

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310 Heck Road Jersey Shore, PA 17740

570-745-2240 Henry M. Fisher

• Farm Equipment Reparis

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALUMINUM TRAFFIC PLAN SEEKS TRAFFIC CONTROL TECHS To Set Up & Direct Traffic Around Construction Sites. A Valid PA Driver License & Clean Driving Record A Must, Good Pay & Benefits.

If Interested Please Fill Out An Application At 901 Old Rt. 15, New Columbia, PA On Tuesday 10am-2pm Or Online At Trafficplan.Com. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST. Must Be Organized, Answer Phones, Light Cleaning.

Saturdays Morning Hours A Must. Serious Applicants Only Please. Fill Out Application At Susquehanna Marble and Granite, 27 Grey Fox Dr., Montoursville, PA. GRANITE INSTALLER POSITION. Heavy Lifting, Attention To Detail. Must Have Valid Drivers License Must Be Available. 6 Days A Week. Serious Applicants Only Please.

Fill Out Application At Susquehanna Marble And Granite, 27 Grey Fox Dr., Montoursville PA.118199

PART TIME KITCHEN HELP WANTED. Various Duties. Approximately 20 - 30 Hours Per Week. Apply Within, 166 Mulberry Street, Williamsport, PA. 118198 EXPERIENCED OFFICE CLEANERS. Family Owned And Operated Business In Lewisburg. Team Oriented Individuals. Part Time, 3 Hours Per Evening, Monday Through Friday, $13.00 To $14.00/Hour.

Contact 717-805-7314. 118187 FT / PT COOK, P/T Bartender, Wait Staff Needed At Private Club. Call For Directions. 570584-2697. 117974 HAPPY ACRES RESORT/ RESTAURANT Is Growing.

Needed, Housekeeping/Chef/ Line Cook/ Server/ Bartender/ Dishwasher. If Interested In Good Pay. Call 570-753-8000.

117803 NEED DRIVER AND TRAVEL COMPANION. $10.00/Hour. Must Have Own Car. Leave Message. Call 570326-1707. 117453

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If You Want Your Sealcoat to Last 3-5 Years with 2 Coats Spray, 1 Coat Broom

$170 Cash $180 Check 50lb. Bags $6

Crack filling Cold Patch Repair, Line Painting, Pot Hole Repair CALL A LOCAL PROFESSIONAL

Ed -- 570-560-8415 • Montgomery, PA

HAMPE’S COAL YARD

PA#130439 • Fully Insured I GUARANTEE YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED!!

Go With Honesty, Reliability & Dependability.

Free Estimates – Commercial & Residential.

J. F. KIELY CONSTRUCTION CO. OF PA is seeking Foremen, Operators & Laborers with utility background experience in water main & services.

Experience with installing, fittings, tapping, & stopping water mains. Valid PA driver’s lic. clean background & drug screen required. Good pay and benefits send resumes to amrusso@jfkiely.com. 117626 LOOKING FOR THE BEST AND MOST QUALIFIED? RUN YOUR HELP WANTED ADS IN THE ONLY DIRECT MAILED PUBLICATION WITH A DISTRIBUTION OF OVER 58,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES. CALL CLASSIFIED AT 570-326-9322.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

LANDSCAPING BUSINESS FOR SALE. CALL 570-2791319 FOR DETAILS. ADVERTISE TO 10 MILLION HOMES ACROSS THE USA! Place your ad in over 140 community newspapers, with circulation totaling over 10 million homes. Contact Independent Free Papers of America IFPA at danielleburnett-ifpa@live.com or visit our website cadnetads.com for more information. C11

ADVERTISE TO 500,000 HOMES WITH A BUSINESS CARD SIZE AD. You choose the area of coverage in free community papers...we do the rest. Call 800-450-7227 or visit macnetonline.com. M01 BUSINESS SERVICE MEDICAL

GOT KNEE PAIN? Back Pain? Shoulder Pain? Get a pain-relieving brace at little or NO cost to you. Medicare Patients Call Health Hotline Now! 1- 844-502-1809. C11 CHILD CARE

WILL PROVIDE LOVING, KIND, CARING BABYSITTING IN MY HOME. Safe Environment.

References Available. Call Kim At 570506-3923. 116639 ENGINEERING

G. MACHINE. Machining, Welding, Fabricating, Mech.

Repair, 3D Printing, 3D Scanning And 2D / 3D CAD Services. Call Chris For Appt. 570546-4915 Or 570-447-8576.

117799

5430 Musser Lane • Watsontown, PA

570-412-5637

HEALTH AND FITNESS

HOUSEKEEPING

CALL CANADA DRUG CENTER. Affordable International Medications! Safe, reliable & affordable! FREE 2017 Calendar! Call 855-768-0762 Now! C11

WILL DO HOUSEKEEPING IN YOUR HOME. Call Karen’s Kleaning Service.

Honest, Trustworthy. References Available. 570-546-2044.

118323

FINANCIAL

PROVIDING EXCELLENT SERVICES IN HOUSE CLEANING. Call 570-3290525. 118328

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS. Unable to work? Denied benefits? We Can Help! WIN or Pay Nothing! Contact Bill Gordon & Associates at 1-855-498-6323 to start your application today!

C11 SEWING SERVICES

SEWING, MENDING AND ALTERATIONS. Quality Work, Reasonable Price. Call Sharon, Monday Through Friday 9 To 5 570-322-4622.

116502 ALTERATIONS

SUSANNE’S SEWING ROOM Is Back In Business.

Alterations, Custom Work, Sewing Lessons And More!.

Williamsport. Call 570-5067171. 116937

Be a part of our team!

We currently have multiple openings in Williamsport and surrounding areas!

You can find us online at www.keystone-staffing.com

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or in person at our Local office!

We accept applications Monday – Friday 9 am to 3 pm 948 Broad Street Montoursville, PA 17754 570-368-5520

American Customer Care (ACC) has newly created job openings and may have a great opportunity for you. ACC is a leading provider of outsourced call center services to some of the most recognizable companies in business today. We have immediate openings for Full Time phone representatives for a variety of positions and shifts.

ACC offers paid training, competitive starting pay and competitive benefits. Requirements are good written/verbal communication skills and proficiency with basic computer functions.

If you are interested please call today 1-800-660-0130

1-800-660-0130 948 Plaza Drive, Montoursville, PA 17754

American Customer Care is conveniently located off of Broad Street in Montoursville EOE

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REPAIR SERVICE

RAY’S SHARPENING AND REPAIR SERVICE, LAWN MOWER BLADES, CHAIN SAW BLADES, CIRCULAR BLADES, VARIOUS HAND TOOLS. REPAIR LAWN MOWERS & TRACTORS, SNOW BLOWERS, ATV’s,ETC. FOR INFO. ASK FOR RAY P/U AND DELIVERY. 570-447-3584.

118201 LAWN CARE

AMATO LANDSCAPE, Weekly Lawn Mowing, Landscape Maintenance And Design. 570-995-5080. 117644 HAKES LAWN CARE. In Business 7 Years. Fully Insured.

Time To Book Those Spring Clean Ups And Lawn Mowing For The Year. Phone Bill, 570220-9058 Or Travis 570-4193283. 116770

Loyalsock Township School District anticipates the following position:

Full-Time 2nd­­Shift Custodian More information available at www.ltst.k12.pa.us/ our-district/ employment-opportunities Please send letter of interest and application to: Mrs. Susan L. Iachini, Executive Secretary Loyalsock Township School District 1605 Four Mile Drive Williamsport, PA 17701 Deadline: April 7, 2017 EOE

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James Clark - Owner

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30 Years Experience

*100% Financing Available!

• No Costly Excavation • Finished/Unfinished Basements • Lifetime Warranty • Free Estimates

PA128590

South Williamsport, PA

1-800-511-6579

*Prior Sales & Other Discounts Excluded.

Financing To Qualified Buyers.

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570-447-4680

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570-546-2050 • 570-323-1944

TRUCK TONNEAU COVERS AVAILABLE IN 3 STYLES - Hinged Cover - Snapless Folding - Stand & Snap Cover

PA# 094242

• Specializing in Interior and Exterior Painting • Dry Wall Repair • Wall Paper Removal • New Construction Spraying • Deck Restoration • Residential & Commercial • Line Stripping

From Small Emergency Repairs to Major Overhauls & Rebuilding

Complete Restorations All Makes We can also haul your equipment!

CALL 570-584-6295

• Plumbing • Electrical • Drywall • Painting

BANKRUPTCY

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High Quality!

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Over 18 Years Experience • Fully Insured

CALL TODAY 570-447-0463

238 Pine Loganton Rd • Loganton • 570-725-2341

COMPLETE HOME & BUSINESS SERVICE SINCE 1987

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Commercial & Non-Commercial Roofs

25 Years Experience Commercial Non-Commercial Roofs Flat Roofs&(Rubber) Silver Coating

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Flat Roofs Preferred

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“We Care About the Roof Over Your Head”

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Prompt. Reliable. Professional.

1” - .70¢ sq. ft.

13/8” - .75¢ sq. ft.

1 /8” - .80¢ sq. ft.

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oriole woodworks

2182 Quarry Road - Jersey Shore, PA (Just south of Oriole) 570-745-7272 -- OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY

24/7/365 Mobile Welding & Repair - Custom Fabrication & Machining Frame, Drum, Hopper, Chute, Roller Repairs Fabricate & Repair Forms - Custom Themed Design Molds Aluminum, Steel, Stainless MSHA Certified and Insured Montoursville, PA

Rob’s Masonry

• 15 Years Experience • Fully Insured • Outdoor Kitchens • Retaining Walls • Stamp Crete • Restoration Rob Boyer • Concrete 570-809-5608 • Real Stone robs.masonry @yahoo.com • Block www.robsmasonry.com ID: PA114705

G’s CLEANUP

ATTICS, BASEMENTS, GARAGES & WHOLE HOUSES COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

YOU POINT IT OUT, WE’LL HAUL IT OUT!

570-777-1050

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ctthomas3@windstream.net CHRIS THOMAS

Fully Insured

Painting Roofs

Call 570-326-9322

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INCOME TAX SERVICE

ANDERSON ELECTRIC

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LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATING - MUNCY, PA

570-772-0161

NOW SCHEDULING FOR 2017 • Land Clearing • Landscaping • Hardscaping • Lawn Installs Excavating • Winter Maintenance • Trucking • Tree Installs • Drainage WARMER WEATHER IS HERE!! Need Your Yard Cleared From Debris And Prepped For Summer. Also Schedule Your Mowing Services For The Year. Call 570435-2771 Or 570-916-2169.

117638 PRUNING

FRUIT TREE AND GRAPE VINE PRUNING. January, February, March. 41 Years Experience. FREE Estimates. Call 570-998-2402. 116371 REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS

NOW AVAILABLE!!

GRACE STREET APARTMENTS – 1 BR. APT. AVAILABLE TO THOSE 62 YRS. OR OLDER WHO MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. W/W CARPET, A/C. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED. SECTION E ACCEPTED. CALL FOR APPLICATION AND INFORMATION!!

1-800-735-3068, TDD711 OR VISIT:WWWLIVEINPA. COM. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.

2ND FLOOR 1 BEDROOM – NICE! Near Rose & High Streets. $550/MO includes water, sewer, and garbage. Call 570.321.1522. 118332

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 64 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

PA# 115065

SEAMLESS GUTTERS INSTALLED OR DROPPED Gutter Repairs & Cleaning

CALL 570-246-3714 ONE BEDROOM FIRST Apartment In S. Williamsport. $565.00/Month Plus Utilities.

NO Smoking, NO Animals.

Call 570-368-8213. 118190 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT ON WASHINGTON BLVD., Williamsport. Second Floor. NO Pets. $550.00 A Month. Call 570-323-8800.

118322 WILLIAMSPORT, 2 EXTRA LARGE 2 BEDROOM AND 2, 1 BEDROOM. Both With FREE Parking. Call 570435-2690. 117641 BRANDON PARK AREA. 2nd Floor 2 Bedroom/Den, Fully Equipped Kitchen, Full Bath, Washer And Dryer In Apt With Off Street Parking. Will Rent Furnished For $595 Or Unfurnished $545. Please Call 570326-2094 For An Application And To Schedule A Viewing.

117632 PENN COLLEGE AREA - 1ST Floor, 1 Bedroom. $560.00/Month Includes Heat, Water, Sewer. Suitable For 1 Person. NO Pets, NO Smoking.

570-326-5574.

WILLIAMSPORT, $550.00$650.00, Efficiency & 1 Bedroom Apartments. Includes Heat, Water, Trash, Coin Operated Laundry. NO Pets, Smoking Okay. Credit Check. Call / Text 570-249-0779. 116819 2 BEDROOM, FIRST FLOOR, AVAILABLE NOW. $600.00/Month. NO Pets. Call 570-322-3256. 117630

HOUSE FOR SALE

1050 DEWEY AVENUE WILLIAMSPORT, PA. NEWLY REMODELED and COMPLETELY RENOVATED INSIDE AND OUT 3 Bedroom 1 bath house in West End of Williamsport. Minutes from Schools, stores, banks, and river walk/bike path. New Replacement windows throughout. All new electric. New Gas Furnace. $1109,900 (Negotiable) 570-220-1050. 118124 HOUSE FOR SALE IN RENOVO. 135 14th Street. 5 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. $10,000.00.

Needs Work. Good Investment Prospect. Call 570-725-3499, Ext. 2. 117500 HOUSE FOR RENT

SINGLE HOUSE- 5 ROOMS - 2 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Central Air, Gas Heat.

Near Dairy Queen $775.00.

Call 570-323-4702. 117169 1389 ALMOND STREET. 3 Bedroom, 1/2 Double, Shared Garage, Basement, Laundry.

Great Neighborhood. $850.00/ Month Plus Utilities/Security.

NON Smoking Preferred. Call 570-322-3548, Please Leave Message. 117923

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VEHICLE STORAGE

NICE MUNCY BOROUGH BUILDING LOTS. All Public Utilities, NO FLOODING. Great Cul -de-Sac Location.

Starting At $39,900.00. Call 570-546-3460. 118335 LENDER ORDERED SALE! 39 acres - $89,900.

NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! Delaware County, Catskill Mtn. setting! Views, woods, meadow! EZ terms avail! Call 888-431-7214 today! NewYorkLandandLakes. com.M01 1 ACRE LOT IN RAUCHTOWN, Has Septic System, Water, Electric And 30 X 30 Foot 2 Story Garage. Asking $49,000 Phone 570-873-3080.

LAKE FRONT LAND LIQUIDATION! 6 acres - $99,900.

Cortland Co in the Finger Lakes! Unspoiled lake, wooded privacy, great fishing! Ideal country homesite! Call 866495-8733 NewYorkLandandLakes.com. M01

INDOOR STORAGE FOR CARS OR PICKUP TRUCKS. Call 570-584-6393.

116948

RIVER LOTS

SUSQUEHANNA CAMPGROUND - 570-398-0462.

River Lots, 6 Month Seasonal Rates, $800.00 To $1200.00.

Cabins For Rent, Monthly, $350.00 To $600.00. 117158 TOWNHOUSES

WOODLAND PARK - 2 Bedroom Town Home- MoveIn Ready; $840/Month; $100 Security. Call Now About Our New Year Special570.323.0700. More Info At www.rentpmi.com.117555 CEMETERY PLOTS

4 GRAVE LOT AT GREEN LAWN CEMETERY. Call 570-971-3536 For Details.

118203 STORAGE UNITS

STORAGE UNITS. 10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570-3262830. 117556

Linden General Store 233 Front St., Linden

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Antiques & Consignments

326-6573

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2004 MAZDA 6. Good Condition. Just Inspected. 102K Miles. $3,500.00. 570-9350664. 118331 SELL YOUR VEHICLE FAST! WEBB WEEKLY CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS. DIRECT MAILED TO OVER 58,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES.TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL, 3 LINES FOR 4 WEEKS, ONLY $15.95.

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WANTED! Harley-Davidson Motorcycles.

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1991, 29 FOOT TERRY CAMPER. Very Nice Condition. Extras Included. $3500.00, OBO. Call 570-5844977. 117454 TRUCKS

93 F250 WITH SNOW PLOW. $2500.00, OBO. 570772-0909. 116962 SUVS

2007 TOYOTA MATRIX (SMALL SUV) 105,000 Miles. $3,700.00. Call 570-220-9133.

118329 VEHICLES WANTED

LOOKING TO BUY, 1935 UP TO EARLY 1940’S. Any Model Vehicles. Call 570-9713238. 117557 ATTENTION B & C AUTO WRECKERS Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment.

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117554

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