Webb Weekly March 4, 2015

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A Family-Oriented Publication Volume 13 Number 9

MARCH 4, 2015

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PA Proud and the Hall of Shame

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sincere thanks to everyone I spoke with, left kind messages, texted me and emailed me. Your support of my article “You’re Fired” last week was overwhelming. I did not write the article for this reason, but it’s always appreciated to hear kind words and that so many of you feel the same way and are fed up.

I did hear from a couple of folks that didn’t agree with my thoughts. I also appreciate your calls and opinions.

That’s what makes the United States of America so special. Freedom!

That we can agree to disagree. The greatest document ever penned in the name of freedom and individual rights was the Constitution of the United States of America. We must keep this document as pure and unadulterated as our Forefathers intended.

If you want to discuss any issue or just flat out give me heck, my number always appears on page 4. I try to respond to every one, I’m sorry if you didn’t hear back from me last week, that was only because you and I were on the same page and again, I thank you.

Our Governor Tom Wolf was playing Dr. Phil at the National Governor’s Association gathering in Washington D.C. When asked the biggest economic challenge to our State the Governor responded, “The Biggest problem in Pennsylvania is low self esteem.”

Not our 2 billion dollar deficit, not all the infrastructure that needs repaired or replaced. A bunch of liberal verbal nonsense that he needs to address our psyche. When will the liberal leaders ever stop with the emotional string tugging and hold people accountable for their actions and address actual issues?

How in God’s green earth can Governor Tom Wolf evaluate you and I and claim “we have low self esteem,” that “we as a state are underachievers?”

What a bunch of Wolf scat. I have covered every inch of our great state, especially our county, and this is just not true.

We are proud, we are concerned, hard working, God fearing, confident Pennsylvanians who love living in the Keystone State.

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states to conduct business. Look how you want to drill the Marcellus Industry and how that’s paying off chasing them to other states.

Here is an idea, lower taxes on business, industry and the taxpayer.

This will help create more jobs and maybe encourage new businesses to locate in Pennsylvania. More jobs, more revenue, more spending and more smiles. Self esteem rises!

Mayor Gabe Campana is a hard worker who faces more issues than most Mayors. Big City problems, small City budget. He loves the City he serves and his loyalty is to the taxpayer. I consider him a friend. If you read my writing you know how I feel about the job he does. Because I like Mayor Gabe doesn’t mean I would compromise my honesty or integrity on his behalf. I speak the truth directly to him before you read it in the Webb Weekly.

If I disagree with Mayor Gabe I tell him. If he makes a mistake, I let him know my thoughts. If he does something right, I let it go. Don’t want him to get a big head. If I thought there was a better leader for the city of Williamsport, I would let him know. I

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Through the Years Gazette and Bulletin March 2, 1926

CALL OUT POLICE DETAIL; TO CONTROL JAM SEEKING TO GET INTO THEATER

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ne woman fainted and was rescued by police from being trampled, a valuable watch was pulled from the wrist of another, clothing was torn and lost children howled while scores pushed and strained for several hours last night in the city’s worst theater jam.

It required the services of a detail of police, under the command of Sergeant John Kaufman, to maintain order in the long line which reached from the entrance of the Majestic Theater, north to Pine Street, to West Third, and which was made up of hundreds fighting to hold places to witness the showing of “Emblems of Love,” which was presented by the local lodge of Moose.

Patrolmen assigned to keep the line orderly told of men and women, some with small children, seeking to gain entrance to the theater from the time the police appeared until 10 o’clock, when the second showing began. Their wait lengthened into three hours or more.

One woman fainted and came near to being trampled by the milling, restless mob. She was rescued, revived and taken to her home.

So intense was the fight for places in the line, and so determined the resistance of persons already holding places, together with the constant pushing and crowding that a wristwatch was torn from the arm of a woman. It could not be found.

Tickets for that attraction were sold by drawing, although large numbers were distributed free by members of the Moose Lodge.

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wouldn’t backstab, or lie to protect his political interest. I would look him in the eye and tell him.

That is not what City Council President Bill Hall has done. He, along with fellow council members, have put their interests, along with Mr. Hall’s political future ahead of the taxpayers and the City of Williamsport. He and his backroom politics undermine City Government.

This has gone on for a while, as have the allegations against Mr. Hall.

I have spoken with people firsthand that have told me Mr. Hall’s problem goes much deeper than his infidelity, charges of sexual deviancy and use of political power to avoid answering for his actions.

I was shocked when he announced his intention to run for Mayor. Why would an individual with so much turmoil and so many problems want to soil the city and bring the unwanted attention of media coverage to our City Council President?

Watching his interview on WBRE it was obvious why, his arrogance and an inability to put anything ahead of self.

Mr. Hall, for you to state “the City

deserves better” are you kidding me?

“I can work with all kinds of people,” yes you can when your personal agenda is what they believe in.

This is the case of Councilmen Jonathan Williamson and Randall J. Allison and Councilwomen Liz Miele and Bonnie Katz. I cannot believe you folks and the backroom politics knowing full well of Mr. Hall’s skeletons. Your publicly supporting him and his running for mayor is shameful. How about doing the job you were elected for. If you wanted to support Mr. Hall do it closer to election time.

Mayor Campana may make mistakes, may be hardheaded, I know this personally trying to change his mind on issues like the hoops in Memorial Park. He is a good Christian and family man who loves Williamsport and has its best interest at heart.

I am not judging Mr. Hall or his City Council brown nosers. I do however feel they should reevaluate their service to the City of Williamsport along with their bids for election and reelection.

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he athletic program at the Pennsylvania College of Technology has entered a new era in various ways. It has joined a new athletic conference (the North Eastern Athletic Conference) become a provisional member of NCAA Division III and promoted three coaches to full-time status. The person presiding over these changes is Scott Kennell.

Before coming to Penn College, Kennell served for 11 years at Lycoming College as the head men’s soccer coach for all 11 years. In January of 2006, he was promoted to the Assistant Director of Athletics at Lycoming under Frank Girardi. He remained in this role until June 2008 when Frank Girardi retired.

Kennell was chosen as the next Director of Athletics to lead the department. He remained in this role until June of 2011 before accepting the position at Penn College.

“When I first arrived at Lycoming, Coach Girardi was aware of my aspirations of one day becoming a

college Director of Athletics,” Kennell told Webb Weekly. “Coach Girardi began assigning me small administrative roles within the department as soon as I began at the college, and I then eventually worked my way up to Assistant Director of Athletics and shortly afterward, the Director of Athletics position. I had the best experience possible working with someone like Coach Girardi. He was a great mentor and, to this day, he still is.”

He said he came to Penn College in 2011 because he thought it would a “perfect fit” for him.

“It’s a great school, in a great city, with great people with a strong reputation for athletics,” Kennell said. “What intrigued me the most was the challenge of taking a successful athletics program and transitioning it into an NCAA Division III program.”

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“I was confident in my prior experiences at the college level that I could lead the institution into this important phase here at Penn College. “ One Penn College coach who was on the scene before Kennell’s arrival and who provides some perspective on what Kennell has been able to accomplish, is baseball coach, Chris Howard.

“Scott brought with him an immense amount of credibility when he was named Athletic Director of Penn College,” Howard said. “Not only was Scott the Athletic Director of Lycoming College but he was a coach as well.

He knows exactly what it takes to be a coach at the NCAA level as well as the director of athletics. I knew that once Penn College named Scott as the AD the writing was on the wall that the school would be making the jump to the NCAA. “I really do believe that without Scott’s leadership Penn College athletics would not be in the position that it is today. Scott has worked hard in turning Penn College athletics into something that the entire Penn College community as well as Williamsport can be proud of.”

Kennell said that athletics at Penn College is continuing to evolve and that a five-year strategic plan has been formulated to take it with confidence and prudent planning into the future.

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established, we signed a three- year deal with both Lids Team Sports and Nike making them the official apparel sponsor for our Athletics Program, and our new athletic website was created and launched. However, I would say without a doubt transitioning our programs to the NCAA level and finding a new NCAA Conference home (North Eastern Athletic Conference) is the department’s greatest accomplishments.

Some additional accomplishments include, hiring the colleges first ever full-time head coaches. (before my arrival, all coaches were part-time). A plan was put into place to hire six fulltime coaches and a second full-time athletic trainer over a three- year plan.

In 2014-2015 academic school year we hired three full-time head coaches (women’s soccer, men’s soccer and baseball) 2015-2016 academic school year – will be hiring a head softball coach and a second full-time athletic trainer. 2016-2017 academic school year – will hire our fifth and sixth fulltime head coach.”

Kennell described the process in which Penn College became a part of NCAA Division III athletics.

“When I was hired back in 2011, I knew pursuing NCAA membership was a possibility and it was something I wanted to be a part of,” Kennell said.

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Look Good Feel Better What: Free Program for women undergoing cancer treatments.

When: Monday, March 2, 2015, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Where: American Cancer Society, 1948 East Third Street, Williamsport.

Spaghetti Dinner What: Boy Scout Troop 172 Spaghetti Dinner Tickets $8.00 at the door or online at troop172.com. Kids 5 and under are free! Dinner includes spaghetti with homemade meatballs, salad, bread, hot peppers, and dessert.

When: Saturday, March 7, 2015 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Where: Montoursville Presbyterian Church, 900 Elm Street, Montoursville.

Sauerkraut & Pork Dinner What: Montgomery Lions Annual Sauerkraut and Pork Dinner. Take-outs available $8.00 and $4:00 under 6 free.

When: Sunday, March 8th 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Clinton Township Fire Hall Banquet Room, Rt 54 Montgomery, PA. Vendor Show What: Vendor Show/ Chinese Auction items will be from local businesses.

When: Sunday March 8, 2015 11a.m.-4p.m.

Where: Watson Inn Crescent Room 100 Main Street, Watsontown, PA. Susquehanna Chapter Trout Unlimited Pine Creek Program

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What: The Susquehanna Chapter of Trout Unlimited invites everyone to its meeting at which Dave Wonderlich will be presenting a program on fishing Pine Creek in western Lycoming County and neighboring streams in the Slate Run area, including a description of the change in regulations on Pine Creek which allow all tackle bait fishing, but no-kill restrictions on trout. He will share the history of the “Brown Trout Club,” efforts to restore quality trophy trout populations to Pine Creek, and will give perspectives on techniques and fish conservation initiatives that can significantly improve fishing experiences in this beautiful and popular area. Dave is a knowledgeable local angler who produces the fishing blog and videos on the Slate Run Tackle Shop’s website and newsletters. Slate Run Tackle Shop has donated an Orvis mid-arbor fly reel, which will be given away as a door prize at the meeting.

When: March 11 at 7:30 p.m.

Where: Fellowship Hall of First Presbyterian Church at East Third and Mulberry Streets in Williamsport.

Bible Talks What: Bible Talks. Information or questions please call 717-513-6027.

When: Sundays at 3 p.m. through March 15.

Where: At The Stone House in the parking lot of the Trout Run Fire Hall.

Master Gardeners Program What: Penn State Master Gardeners Pruning Class.

Registration required at http://extension.psu.edu/ lycoming/events or by calling 570-433-3040.

When: Saturday, March 14th from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon.

Where: Suite 206 of the Lysock Complex, 542 County Farm Road, Montoursville, PA. 4-H Kickoff What: Lycoming 4-H Kick-Off Party.

When: March 14 from 12-2 p.m.

Where: Trout Pond Park, Hughesville.

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Thursday, April 30th

Vince Gill, one of Country music’s most requested artists, famous for his world class guitar playing and 40 chart topping songs such as; When I Call Your Name, Go Rest High on That Mountain, Look At Us and Little Liza Jane, performs at The American Music Theater.

Enjoy some shopping time at the Rockvale Outlet where the QVC store is located.

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What: Vic Hakes Cancer Benefit. Prices: Tickets $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Tickets may be purchased at vicswarriors@comcast.net When: March 15, 2015 Where: Hepburnville Fire Hall, Cogan Station, PA. Breakfast What: Breakfast. Order off menu.

When: Every Sunday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Open to the public.

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

DivorceCare What: Seminar and support group for those hurting from separation and divorce. We also have DivorceCare For Kids. For more information and to register call Lou Anne 570-323-5146.

When: Sundays 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church 604 Market Street, Williamsport.

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 selfdetermination. Our vision is to educate, support and empower individuals with mental health illness and cognitive disabilities.

When: Monday, Noon-6:00 p.m., Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., weekends and evenings as scheduled.

Where: 400 Lycoming Street, Suite #1, Williamsport, PA 17701.

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Purim Celebration What: Ohev Sholom Congregation will be celebrating the Jewish holiday of Purim this year on Thursday, March 5th. At 4:30 p.m. there will be a traditional

reading of the Scroll of Esther followed by a Purim party. The cost for the meal is $10.00 and reservations should be made by calling the synagogue office at 3224209.

When: Thursday, March 5th 4:30 p.m.

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

Spaghetti Dinner What: Spaghetti Dinner. Tickets available at the door for $6.50 Adults; $4.00 children ages 3 - 12 and Free for children under 3. Take outs available.

When: Saturday, March 7 from 4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Where: Oriole United Methodist Church, 39 Main Road, Jersey Shore.

Intercessors Unite What: Intercessors Unite! Let’s Pray Together!

When: The fourth Monday of each month at 6 p.m.

Where: Unity Christian Fellowship Church, 734 West Fourth St., Williamsport.

Kidz Club What: Kidz Club, a high energy club for ages 2 years through 5th grade. Kids will enjoy singing, dancing in the lights, interactive bible lessons, Bible memory, games, crafts and more. Register Free online at www. fairlawncc.com When: Every Wednesday night from 6 to 8 p.m. Supper served free of charge at 5:30 p.m.

Where: Fairlawn Community Church 353 Pleasant Hill Rd., past Cowden’s Market just off Lycoming Creek Rd. First Saturday Community Supper What: Christ Episcopal Church is serving a free meal to any in need; no strings attached. All are welcome.

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Neil Sedaka Show, Shopping & Dinner in Lancaster

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Neil Sedaka, Songwriter/Singer Pop Icon noted for his classic hit songs like; Breaking Up is Hard To Do, Laughter In The Rain and Calendar Girl, performs live at The American Music Theater. Let’s shop for some great deals at the Rockvale Outlet Stores and enjoy dinner(included) in Lancaster.

The Jimmy Sturr & Bobby Vinton Shows, Shopping & Dinner

Sunday, July 19th

The American Music Theatre hosts Jimmy Sturr, The King of Polka and The Bobby Vinton Show.

Bobby takes us down memory lane singing his biggest hits like Blue Velvet, Roses are Red and Pennsylvania Polka. Enjoy shopping at the Rockvale outlets and dinner(Included) in Lancaster.

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Enjoy the Beautiful New England Foliage along the way Experience an authentic Venetian Gondola ride, Lobster Clam Bake or Filet Mignon Dinner( Included). Take a guided tour of the historic Sprague Mansion. Visit Wickford Village with it’s picturesque waterfront streets and one of a kind shops. Custom guided tour of Smiths Castle, built in 1678, a Rhode Island and National Treasure Jack O’ Lantern Spectacular and Harvest Buffet (Included).

In Mystic Connecticut visit the Aquarium and Foxwood Casino ( Buffet at Casino included).

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What: Free kid’s clothes from infants to teenagers.

Donations for kid’s clothing are accepted at Sojourner Truth Ministry, 501 High Street, Williamsport. We now distribute clothing at this location.

When: Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. - closed on Thursday.

Where: 501 High Street at the corner of High & Center Streets.

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Activity Center What: Senior citizen activity center, free, no affiliation, When: Mondays and Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Where: Trinity United Methodist Church, 1971 Lycoming Creek Road, Green Ave entrance.

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Parkinson’s Support Group What: Williamsport Parkinson’s Support Group. For Information contact Gail at 570-323-1734 or Elmcroft at 570-368-2076.

When: Wednesday, March 18, 2015 at 2 p.m.

Where: Elmcroft of Loyalsock, Four Mile Dr./ Warrensville Rd.

Veterans Meeting What: “Williamsport Area Band of Brothers”.

Veterans Meeting for fellowship & coffee. Contact: Rick Wyatt: 570-447-8171 or Frank Ritter: 570-4470330.

When: Every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

Where: 601 7th Avenue (the corner of 7th and Memorial Ave.), Entrance on Memorial Avenue.

July 1 - 2 , 2015 New York City $325.00 p.p. (2 per room)

Trip includes: Transportation, overnight at the ROW NYC hotel , located in the theater district.) Five hours of guided tours to include : 911 Memorial and Museum and many N.Y. City sites. Intrepid Sea & Air & Space Museum and a Full Breakfast on day of departure. Time on your own in the evening. (one check through luggage p.p.) Transportation Included

Sept. 13 -16, 2015 -- $475.00 p.p. (2per room) -- Wildwood Crest, N.J. Three nights at the Ocean Front Pan American Hotel with balcony -- Transportation Included Breakfast daily, two dinners & entertainment, Sunset Dinner cruise and more. ( one check through bag p.p.)

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Disabled American Veterans, Chapter 47 What: Getting involved in your local DAV Chapter is one of the many ways you can reach out to fellow veterans in our community. DAV members meet monthly to network and discuss issues of importance to veterans and the organization. Legislation, volunteer efforts and community projects are among the topics discussed, as well as upcoming events and activities.

When: Meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, Time 7 p.m.

Where: 10 E. Third Street, 3rd floor, Williamsport, PA 17701.

Informational Class What: Free Informational Class by SPCA dog trainer Tracy Free. Every month is a different topic.

When: The first Monday of every month, from 5:45 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

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Blue Star Mothers of America of North Central PA Chapter 12 What: We are mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, foster mothers and female legal guardians who have children serving in the military, guard or reserves, or children who are veterans. We support each other and our children while promoting patriotism. For more information call Jackie at 570-447-4041 or Jane 570772-4638 When: Meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the 2nd Thursday of each month.

Where: 40/8 SOL Club, 345 Market St. 2nd Floor, Williamsport.

Roads To Freedom Center for Independent Living What: RTF offers services to people with disabilities as well as families of individuals with disabilities.

Most of our services are provided free of charge and without age or income requirements. RTF also offers services to community service providers, government agencies and private businesses. These services are usually offered free of charge or through a moderate fee-for-service agreement. Please contact our agency for more details at 570-327-9070.

When: Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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A series of 12 weekly classes structured to help family members understand and support their ill relative while maintaining their own well being. The course is taught by a team of trained volunteer family members who know what it’s like to have a loved one with a serious mental illness in the family. There is no cost to participate in the NAMI Family-to-Family Education program.

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4. If #3 isn’t working, make a physical change (i.e. get up and walk around, move on to a different task or project, take a tea break, etc.).

5. If #3 or #4 aren’t successful, don’t beat myself up about giving in to complaining.

6. Recognize that I’m in the midst of #5 and quell that noise.

So there’s some armchair lifecoaching for you! Regardless of what you’re giving up, or what changes you’re attempting to make this time of year, having a game plan makes it seem a little less daunting.

Plus, “advertising” your plan with friends and family will help hold you accountable and give you a support system. It’s hard, but at least I learned my lesson about also giving up wine.

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planning and effort (which, for me, usually involves friends and wine).

Thus, I’ve let my friends know we’ll only be doing the wine bit until after Easter. Pro tip: do not give up shopping AND wine. The year I did was HORRIBLE, and no one wants to go through that again.

My second stop-gap is to “shop my closet” which is a fancy way of saying that I’m going to wear the clothes I already own. Actually, it’s a bit more strategic than that. My aim is to not wear the same outfit twice during this time period, which will give me a chance to start going through my crowded wardrobe. Yet another step in the metal preparation for spring cleaning, and I’m hoping to rediscover some garments that haven’t seen the light of day in a while. The triumph of finding a dress (or pair of trousers) that fit great and look good can be way more fulfilling when you find them in your own closet, as opposed to finding them on a sale rack.

To coincide with my 40 days of no shopping, I’ve taken this opportunity to do more internal work and am attempting to stop giving energy to needless complaining. During winter, many people have a tendency to let the weather overtake their moods.

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Submit contributions in a What, When and Where format to webbnews@ webbweekly.com Line Dancing What: Country Line Dancing. $3 cover.

Food and beverages available.

When: Every Wednesday from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Doors and kitchen open at 7 p.m.

Where: Hepburn Township Fire Hall, E. Rt. 973 Highway.

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Dinner Theater What: The Williamsport Scottish Rite presents, in cooperation with Resounding Cymbals Performing Arts “Bingo Spells Murder” An Interactive Dinner Theatre Event. Tickets: VIP Dinner Theatre Seating - $27.00; Regular Dinner Theatre Seating -$22.00; No Dinner Seating - $7.00. Reservations: (570) 323-6194.

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Where: The Williamsport Scottish Rite Little Theater, (Entrance is on 4th Street, across from James V. Brown Library).

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MEETINGS 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.

Co-dependency Anonymous What: “One Day at a Time,” is a fellowship of men and women whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships. We rely upon the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions for knowledge and wisdom. Format: topic, 12-step, 12-traditions rotation. Topic, and/or Speaker rotation.

When: Tuesday evenings, 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Where: St. Luke Lutheran Church, 1400 Market Street, (in a white house directly in the back of the church.)

Co-Dependency Anonymous What: “Precious & Free,” is a Fellowship of men and women whose

common purpose is to develop healthy relationships. We rely upon the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions for knowledge and wisdom.

When: Sunday afternoons, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Where: Newberry Church of Christ (mtg. held in the basement).

Learn to Speak Toastmaster Meeting What: Learn to speak before groups plus develop your manager and leadership skills. Contact Bill Hague 570-322-1431 or Phil Buehrer 570-326-6801.

When: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Where: Steinbacher & Stahl Law Office, 413 Washington Blvd. at Penn St., Williamsport.

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Al-Anon What: Support group for friends and family of alcoholics. Childcare provided.

When: Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m.

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Alateen What: Support group for pre-teen and teens of alcoholic relatives and friends.

When: Mondays from 7-8 p.m.

Where: First Presbyterian Church, 102 E. Third St., Williamsport. Enter from Mulberry St. side.

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When: First Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m.

Where: At the Bandshell in Brandon Park, Williamsport.

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When: 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month from 5 to 7 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 602 South Market St., Muncy.

MOPS Meeting What: MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers ~ Pine Street UMC Group. Find us on Facebook! Williamsport MOPs ~ Pine Street UMC Group.

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Kiwanis Club What: The Kiwanis Club of Williamsport meets. Members of the public are welcome to join the Club at its weekly meeting. Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world, one child and one community at a time.

When: Each Thursday at noon.

Where: Genetti Hotel in downtown Williamsport.

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Where: Winter Room at V. Brown Library in Williamsport.

Support Group What: Friends and Family Support Group. This Support Group is for people with Mental Illnesses and people who support people dealing with Mental Illnesses.

When: Mondays from 6 to 8 p.m.

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Concerned Citizens What: Jersey Shore Concerned Citizens Association meetings.

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Where: Independent Hose Co. Social Hall, Pennsylvania Ave., Jersey Shore.

Nar-Anon Meetings What: Williamsport Area Nar-Anon Family Group meetings.

When: Every Monday from 7 to 8 p.m.

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What I learned From Winter...

Thus Far

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only a light dusting that doesn’t stick to roadways, driveways, highways or byways.

Either that or deport Old Man Winter back to the North Pole. Ditto to Jack Frost.

I’m about half and inch away from hitchhiking to Las Vegas and work as a go-go dancer. (I know, I can’t even say that without laughing for an hour.)

Instead I’ll become the guy that makes pickled eggs for a dumpy

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h the weather outside is frightful and I’m certainly not delightful and since all I can do is woe, don’t let it snow, don’t let it snow, don’t let it snow.

This seems like the winter with no mercy and no ending.

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• The more ice on the roadways, the faster some folks will drive.

• Rum poured on top of snow is mighty tasty.

• Lemonade poured on top of snow tastes awful.

• For pet owners, never eat yellow snow...or snow that looks like it has lemonade on top.

• Some folks wear shorts all year, even in zero degree weather with snow tumbling down an inch an hour.

• You spend 15 minutes in a small parking lot searching for your red car.

Problem is all the vehicles have that lovely filthy, gray slush and salt.

• When the temperature rises above 25, it’s warm.

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• Forget fighting about money or staying out late, in winter couples fight over the electric blanket.

• You think back to those August days when temps hit 100 degrees and you couldn’t wait for winter to arrive.

• When snowed in and boredom hits,

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• Men start to find wool socks and flannel nightgowns alluring on a woman.

• Instead of sweet-nothings whispered in your ear, you get excited hearing, “You watch the game and I’ll shovel the driveway.”

• Weathermen become the number one enemy.

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We have a very family-oriented, wellness clinic that has developed as patients have learned the basic principals of improving their health and wellbeing. The clinic has a strong foundation in treating musculoskeletal conditions. Patients present with a wide array of ailments, including headaches, neck pain, arm pain, lower back pain, leg pain (sciatica), disc syndromes (bulging and herniated discs) and now even shoulder and knee pain.

Most of our patients can certainly be helped with their pain. The challenge becomes to help them stay pain free. We clearly understand the importance of the lifestyle choices we make today and the impact they will have on the quality of our lives down the road. We feel this is extremely important to coach and educate our patients on these most important principles. Simple things like drinking enough water everyday, getting enough cardiovascular exercise or eating the right proportions of foods can have a dramatic impact.

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or the past 56 years, the West Branch Builders Association Home Show has been held in Williamsport and it will do so again on March 13-15 at the Rec Center of Lycoming College. There will be 170 vendors, representing everything related to kitchens, bathrooms, plumbing, heating, cooling as well as landscaping, sunrooms, pools, spas, and more.

Most of these vendors represent the most important segment of the American economy — the small business. Federal government statistics state that over 50 percent of the working population (120 million individuals) work in a small business. And this is where the jobs are! Two out of three new jobs in the past twenty years have come from small businesses.

At this year’s Home Builders Show there will be a showroom representing a small business named Covenant Builders. The owner, Earl Neff, a lean man with hands of steel, will be there greeting customers next to his lovely, business manager and wife, Connie.

They are hard working entrepreneurs, who have carved out a solid niche in the kitchen and bath remodeling field.

Earl and Connie Neff are typical small business owners in that they went into business for themselves somewhat later

in life. Earl Neff grew up in Lancaster County working on the family farm, and in the 1980s, he and his brother bought a dairy farm together in Cogan House.

As much as Earl loved working the land, he liked more working with his hands. A natural-born fixer, he had worked in the carpentry business since high school, starting out in an Amish cabinet shop. In the year 1990, Earl sold his portion of the farm to his brother and took his family to live in Montoursville due to job possibilities.

By January of 2001, Earl had the itch that he had to scratch. He and Connie set up a business primarily designed around general home remodeling.

They worked hard and did their work so well that they were able to become kitchen installers for Lowe’s. By 2003 they realized that this was a good niche for them and bought a kitchen and countertop business that led them into their speciality of granite and quartz surfaces.

Like all small businesses, they have had many ups and downs. Early on they had struggles that threatened to end the business almost before it had a chance to get started. There is nothing unusual about this pattern. According to Bloomberg, eight out of ten new businesses fail in the first 18 months of operation. The reasons are many, but almost all come back to failure in

OBITUARIES ~ Week of ~

2/20/2015 - 2/27/2015 Bernice A. Kackenmeister, 90, of Hampton, NH Flora Virginia Yost, 90, formerly of Lock Haven Brenda L. Smith, 59, of Williamsport Ed Nestlerode, Sr., 86 of Lock Haven Francis J. Hagen, 79, of Lock Haven Luigina J. “Jeannie” Miele, formerly of South Williamsport Louisa V. Schaeffer, 75 of Linden Janet Stone Gleyze, 80, of Williamsport Margaret E. Campbell, 88, of Loyalsock Twp. Carolyn M. Wither, 95, of Williamsport Michael W. Bradley, Sr., 68, of Lock Haven Dr. Paul W. Grove, Jersey Shore Leo Elchak, 88, of Lopez Lois E. McCarty, 86, of Hughesville Madeline Jane Sheets, 95, of Pennsdale Alexander Vartenisian, 87, of Williamsport Edna L. Wertz, 63, of South Williamsport John D. “Jack” Chesney, 91, of Williamsport LeRoy Raymond Conser, 77, of Linden Jane R. Moore, 72, of Avis Florence J. Zinck, 91, of Fleetwood, PA Charles W. “Chucky” Duran, Jr., 58, of Jersey Shore Martina Louise Johnson, 33, of Pensacola, Fl Robert E. “Pop” Lewis, 82, of Williamsport Mary L. Eckard Pearsall, 85, of Montoursville Frank M. Zimmerman, 53, of South Williamsport Joan E. (Gamble) Croucher, 67, of Hughesville Dean W. “Jake” Dangle, 88 of Williamsport Jean M. McDermott, 80 of Williamsport

Full Obituary Listings are available, and can be read on Webb Weekly’s website ~ Go to www.webbweekly.com ~ Obituaries are updated daily. If you have any questions or do not have access to a computer, please call our office - 570-326-9322.

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business is as strong as ever. Of course, like almost all entrepreneurs today, the Neff’s live from month to month. But that’s life in the small business world. It goes with the territory.

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Earl and Connie Neff proved to be leaders. They could have given up. They chose not to. They liked their business, their customers, and the greater Williamsport market. They knew that if they could survive the short-term, they had hope for the long-term.

People of strong Christian faith, the Neff’s named their business Covenant Builders because they believed that the Lord God makes a covenant with His people to lead and provide for them. Amazingly, that is exactly what happened. Contracts came in, loans came through, and the crisis was averted.

That was nearly ten years ago, and the

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tudents from several schools in Lycoming County will be competing at the Regional Odyssey of the Mind Tournament when it is held at Berwick High School on March 14.

The students are from St. John Neumman, Williamsport, South Williamsport, Montgomery, Muncy, Loyalsock and the East Lycoming School District. The competition will also include students from Columbia, Montour, Union, Snyder and Tioga counties.

Karyl Otruba is the Regional Director for Odyssey of the Mind and she told “Webb Weekly, “Odyssey of the Mind furnishes the tools that give a student a jump start in the real world - whether be on the job, in the community service arena or at home. Team work, multitasking, thinking on the spot to solve a problem, risk taking and creative thinking, presenting ideas before audiences, self confidence and self esteem are built on the foundation of participating in Odyssey of the Mind.”

Odyssey of the Mind started 35 years ago and challenges students to solve problems by thinking “outside the box” — sometimes literally. Devoted to letting kids express their creativity, Odyssey of the Mind is an international educational program that provides creative problem-solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Team members apply their creativity to solve problems that range from

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Odyssey of the Mind is a competitive program, but it’s nothing like your typical sporting event. The competitive element encourages kids to be the best that they can be, but it’s a friendly competition.

Kids learn from and even cheer on their competitors. OotM is all about creativity, an often overlooked element in the growth and development of many students. Kids are rewarded more for how they apply their knowledge, skills and talents, and not for coming up with the right answer. In fact, in Odyssey of the Mind problems, there isn’t one right answer. Ever.

Odyssey of the Mind is an international competition that asks teams to examine a problem, see what their limitations are and brainstorm a solution, all without any outside assistance. Teams are on their own when it comes to designing and constructing their solutions to the long-term problems. Coaches are there to oversee that they get things done, but they can’t tell the team there’s a better way if things aren’t working. The coaches also may enlist the help of instructors to teach the kids how to sew, use power tools and other skills you can learn out of a book or be taught.

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The five- to seven-member teams may choose from one of five long-term problem options. This year, they are: Runaway ‘Train’ - The teams’ problem is to design, build and operate one or more vehicles that will travel on tracks and make stops at different stations without touching the floor.

Experiencing Technical Difficulties - The problem is to design, build, and demonstrate various devices that complete specific tasks. The team will create a theme where technical failures must be resolved through completing the tasks.

Pandora’s Box - teams will put a video game spin on the story of Pandora’s Box. A gamer character will take on this multi-level game inspired by the Greek myth.

Lose Your Marbles - This problem requires teams to design, build, and test a structure, made only of balsa wood and glue, that will balance and support as much weight as possible.

Silent Movie - In this problem teams will create and present a performance depicting a Director character that produces and presents a silent movie featuring a humorous villain character that commits three silly acts of “villainy”.

For children in kindergarten through second grade, there also is a “Wacky Weather” problem option, where teams will create and present a humorous performance where a meteorologist makes three predictions of “wacky weather”. The meteorologist will speak in rhymes and use a team-created forecasting device and a backdrop that

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In addition to the long term problems that teams have been working on since October, each team has to solve a spontaneous problem they are given the day of the tournament. No one knows the problem they will get and the team has, at most, 8 minutes to solve the problem. These problems can range from a verbal question that has to be answered as creatively as possible, to a hands-on problem that requires the team to build something out of random materials that has to perform a task.

Hundreds of volunteers from around the region judge the competitions and serve in various positions to help make the tournaments a success. Teams are scored for their long-term problem solution, how well they solve a “spontaneous” problem on the spot, and “style” -- the elaboration of their long-term problem solution.

Mike Cunningham is one of the volunteers involved with Odyssey of the Mind and believes strongly in the educational value of the program and concluded by saying,“OM is a program that is focused on the student.

The solutions the team comes up with are their ideas, their concepts, their creativity, their words, and their work. Coaches don’t tell the team what to do, how to do it, where to stand or what to say. Everything you see and hear comes from the mind and hands of the students. The program provides students the opportunity to express themselves creatively, learn how to work as a team, grow in self-confidence and appreciate for the ideas and strengths of others.”

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These words appear on the Jackie Robinson West photo I was awarded with in 2008 when the team was invited to Little League International Headquarters. I was approached by my good friend Rick Armstead that summer and asked if I was available to be a team host for one of the teams coming in for the Urban Jamboree.

Without hesitation, I said of course.

I was proud to do it. The expression on the faces of those kids from the southside of Chicago was priceless when they first laid eyes on Lamade Stadium. The team came to play. They couldn’t wait to get their uniforms and do their thing on the field.

At that time, Bill Haley was the manager of the team that came in that summer. He is the son of the founder of JRW. After his father passed away, Bill has become the league’s president.

The players couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the accommodations and the size of the complex. And especially, Lamade and Volunteer Stadiums. They all wanted to come back and play in the world series one day. Maybe even the following world series. Well, it didn’t happen until 2014 and those kids are now seniors in high school. I ran into a couple of those kids at the series last year. Time flies. Now they were preparing for college with little league being a great memory for them to carry with them in their exciting future.

Now, they made it to ‘The Show’.

JRW has made it to the Little League World Series. Not only did they make it here, but they nearly pulled off the ultimate with a world series title. They became United States Champions.

NOT SO FAST! They made it that far being who they were, 11-12 year olds playing the game of baseball. But the adults had a different agenda. They felt it their duty to manipulate the system by violating boundary rules. NOT the kids fault. How dare the reverend Jessie Jackson step in and make an irresponsible response, by filing a law suit against little league to get

JRW’s championship back. Rules are rules Mr. Jackson. It’s not about race, it’s about right from wrong. The dreams of those kids have been ruined by adults who had nothing in mind except winning by any means necessary.

Leroy Those players put 110% Baer of themselves on the playing field. They took the ‘t’ off of can’t and the adults went and put it right back on.

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arry Sones has quite a passion for bow and arrow hunting and competition and bicycling and he combined these two loves for a memorable cross country bicycle excursion two years ago.

“In February 2013 I took my bow and arrow and my bicycle out to California and decided to make a cross-country trip back to the east in which I would hunt with my bow and arrow and ride my bicycle across country,” Sones told Webb Weekly. “It took me almost two months to get to get to Jacksonville, Florida, where I dipped my toe in the Atlantic Ocean. You see so much and experiences so much more when you ride a bicycle and see things at a lower speed of eight to 10 miles per hour and get a much slower and deliberate perspective.”

Sones used a 1989 Hoyt, made by the Easton Company to do his cycling. He said it is very well constructed but is made of heavy

aluminum, which makes it quite bulky.

“My cross-country trip and the other trips I make are very low budget,” Sones said. “ I carry everything I need with me and camp along side the road or at camp grounds. I would ride from dawn until dusk. I was surprised at how friendly people were to me. Many times they would offer me food or offer to take me to restaurants. Some of the times they askrf if they could give me money because I must have looked like I was homeless. I would then tell they could but that the money would go to the Wounded Warrior Project. I was amazed at how kind people can be.”

It was not always that way however, Sones had a very scary experience in Texas.

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may have been the most physically demanding cycling I have done,” Sones said. “There were quite a few 12 degree grades I had to master.

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“Apparently, someone saw my bow and arrows on my bike and felt threatened by them. After some tense moments everything got straightened out.”

Sones did some hunting with his bow and arrow during his crosscountry trek, in Mississippi and Alabama and even tagging a turkey in Texas.

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bite.

Sour and tart flavors are gaining popularity in a wide range of foods, including snacks. Tart cherries have emerged as a star ingredient in a range of new snack products, especially in dried form. Montmorency tart cherries, the most popular variety grown in the United States, are packed with anthocyanins – natural compounds that provide the ruby-red color, distinctive tart taste and potential health benefits.

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While there are many pre-packaged tart cherry snacks available today, you can also make simple, delicious recipes at home, such as these Tart Cherry, Dark Chocolate and Cashew Granola Bars, which are bursting with flavor and sure to become a favorite go-to snack.

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Yo no entiendo (I don’t understand, in Spanish). Je m’efforce (je fais des efforts) sans success. (I am trying hard with no success, in French) Was ist der punkt, eine neue sprache zu studieren? (What’s the point of studying a new language, in German?)

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proper sentence structure is. How to use a dictionary or thesaurus. My take is that (gasp) children are not reading or writing enough. Many television shows and cartoons have also turned our language into a farce instead of a communication tool.

New words have also complicated things. How do you use these in a sentence? “Bimbo,” “hoodie,” “busking,” “widget,” blog,” “twerk” and “selfie.” Talking to a teenager these days is akin to talking to an alien from Mars!

On a more positive note, I had a dream the other night of a passionate rendezvous with a foreign woman. She confided with a friend: “In un colpo di fortuna ho incontrato un bel giornalista Americana che marcha al ritmo del sou tamburo.”

Translation from Italian: “In a stroke of luck I met a handsome American journalist who marches to the beat of his own drum.”

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Greek or Japanese translations.

What’s the use? Most of you couldn’t pronounce it anyway!

Speaking a foreign language makes for compelling conversation if you studied it, passed it, and used it on a regular basis. I didn’t. I never will.

Most Americans should master basic English before taking on a more “exotic” language. Kind of like driving a Porsche or Ferrari at high speeds before gaining your leaner’s permit in a Chevy Cruze.

We have butchered the English language to the point of not making sense. Unless you are among a certain cluster. Example: “Hey ma, just cuz we ain’t done eatin yet don’t mean weez wants to go play sometimes later.” Translation: “Mother, although we are not done eating as of yet, doesn’t mean we don’t want to play later.”

Children, please remember practice makes perfect. And don’t talk with your mouth full.

Teachers and parents alike should correct children on how to pronounce words properly. What

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For a lawn tractor, change the oil every 50 hours.

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Be a rock star for the night: Play music and sing songs during bath time, which can stimulate parts of the brain responsible for memory. Did you know that playing certain types of music stimulates parts of the brain responsible for visual imagery?

Give a language lesson in the tub: Talk back and forth with baby during this time. It can help with language development.

understand that baby massages are extremely important to their child’s brain development with nearly three in 10 (28 percent) saying it’s not at all important. Yet, this skin-on-skin contact through routine massage can lead to improved cognitive development and increased alertness and attentiveness for children.

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rom bath time to bedtime, there are a number of rituals parents participate in with their children that bring them closer together. These small acts provide a sense of security to little ones and serve as family bonding time. However, many parents do not realize these everyday moments can be more impactful than they seem.

A recent JOHNSON’S Global Bath Time Report, found that 84 percent of parents say bath time is some of the best quality time they get with their child, yet many parents underestimate its power and benefits.

In fact, more than half of parents (58 percent) say bath time is not extremely important to their child’s brain development. Yet, emerging and foundational science reveals multi-sensorial experiences such as bath time can be critical to baby’s happy, healthy development.

During the first three years of life, 85 percent of baby’s brain is formed.

Link smell with happy memories: Pleasant smells, like those from a fragranced bath product, can create long lasting memories for baby when paired with the loving interaction of a parent.

Another big part of the after-bath routine is routine massage, and research shows that babies who receive routine touch and massage are more likely to make eye contact and have an overall positive expression.

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s the winter temperatures are finally easing out of the sub-zero range, and thoughts are turning to spring and the pursuit of gobbling Toms, what are your goals for the upcoming season?

If you are fortunate enough to have taken a gobbler in the springtime in Pennsylvania, then you deserve a hearty “congratulations!” and a “tip of the hat.” Such well-known and well-traveled turkey hunter like Matt Morrett, Rob Keck and Dale Rohm will all agree that Pennsylvania gobblers are probably the hardest birds to hunt in any state across the US. The hunting pressure both before and during the season is more intense in our state because of the large number of turkey hunting enthusiasts, making the birds here more wary than anywhere else.

So, if you are lucky enough (or talented enough!) to have a Pennsylvania longbeard or two under your belt, it may be time to set new goals and expand your horizons.

There are several “slams” as defined by the NWTF (National Wild Turkey Federation), or you may come up with your own definition.

There are 5 sub-species of wild turkeys across the US and there are three “slams” that are recognized by the NWTF. The Eastern turkey – the sub-specie found throughout Pennsylvania – is the one that dominates the landscape east of the Mississippi river. The Osceola is found only in the lower portion of Florida; the Rio Grande is located mostly in the southwest, and heavily in states like Texas and Oklahoma; and the Merriam turkey is generally located throughout the northwest, and in such states as South Dakota and Nebraska. There is a small, but growing population of Goulds turkeys in Arizona, but the usual destination to hunt the Goulds turkey is in various states in Mexico. The remaining specie, the Ocellated turkey, is not found in the US, but is located in Guatemala and the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico.

A “Grand Slam” as defined by the NWTF consists of having taken an

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Arizona is very limited, and subject to a draw where several preference points usually need to be accumulated before you will be drawn. Thus, most hunters travel to Mexico for the Goulds turkey – and that is actually a good thing. It is a unique and very memorable experience to hunt these birds in the Sierra Madre Mountains of Mexico. The Goulds turkey is generally the largest bodied of all of the species, and with the stark—white tips of their feathers, they provide an amazing sight as they strut and display in full fan against the backdrop of these beautiful mountains.

If you complete one of the “slams,” and if you register each of the birds on an official entry form available from the NWTF, they will provide you with a beautiful pin and list you in their records of those who have completed a slam. You can wear the pin proudly, as it really is a major accomplishment that is not reached by many hunters.

Whether you set a goal to complete one of the NWTF recognized slams, or set your own criteria - such as a gobbler from Pennsylvania and each of the neighboring states, pursuing any of these slams will provide some great memories and allow you to meet some wonderful fellow-hunters along the way!

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Eastern, Rio Grande, Merriam and Osceola turkey. By adding the Goulds turkey to the list, a “Royal Slam” is said to be complete. And, finally, by taking the Ocellated turkey, a hunter is said to have completed the “World Slam.”

Any of these “slams” are a remarkable accomplishment among turkey hunters and will result in some wonderful memories, whether you do it on your own, or make the journey with another turkey hunting friend or two. All who have completed a Grand Slam, Royal Slam or World Slam would agree that the Osceola is the trickiest one to obtain, based on the fact that it is only found in Florida. Gone are the days of just strolling out across a ranch in the Sunshine State and finding a spring gobbler. The ranchers are well aware that they have a gold mine when it comes to hunters seeking the Osceola.

Outfitters and guides have pretty well leased the majority of private lands, but there are several public hunting areas set up by the state as Wildlife Management Areas that allow public access to turkey hunting. Pursuing the other sub-species can usually be done on public hunting grounds in most states, with the usual option of hunting with an outfitter, or sometimes locating private property to hunt for turkeys. The Goulds turkey in

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American shad (Alosa sapidissima), also called white shad, belong to the herring family and can be found from Labrador to Florida, and from southern Alaska to Baja, CA. Shad have silver sides covered with large, highly reflective scales. The iridescent flanks with hues of blue, violet and pink are gorgeous. They have a deep body and deeply forked tail. The back is dark greenish or gray, the fins light green or clear, and there are several black spots

on each side behind the gill covers. Shad appear bluish in water.

The American shad is easily identified from hickory shad, which have a long, projected lower jaw; and gizzard shad, which have a Mike long trailing filament at the O’Brien rear of their dorsal fin. The size of white shad is also a telling difference; the other two species are substantially smaller.

Shad are anadromous- born in fresh water, mature in saltwater, return to fresh water to spawn. The males, known as “bucks,” average 2- to 4-lbs., while the females, called “roes,” typically run 3- to 5-lb., with fish over 6-lb. fairly common.

Although several Pennsylvania fisheries offer shad fishing opportunities, the Delaware River is the best. Shad usually enter the lower river in March and continue the migration through much of May. Shad show remarkable stamina,

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fluorescent colors are effective. The best flies are tied with bead chain or small lead eyes so the hook rides up, which results in better hookups. Shad can also be taken on dry flies, usually after spawning is completed. They will rise to insects, mostly in the evening. A distinct sipping noise is distinguishable from surface-feeding trout.

Because of a shad’s paperthin mouth, strong fighting characteristics, and the fact that it will use its deep, flat flanks in resistance, these fish cannot be horsed in. A shad refuses to be rushed, they must be worn down through delicate play. These spirited fighters give the illusion of being much bigger than they actually are and will be in control for much of the battle as they tug, leap, and roll.

The Pennsylvania State Record American shad (9lb. 9 oz.) was caught from the Delaware River in 1986 by Anthony Mecca. Bob Thibodo caught the All-Tackle World Record (11 lb. 4 oz.) in 1986 from the Connecticut River in Massachusetts.

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some traveling over 350 miles up the Delaware into the river’s East and West Branches. Some of the best fishing takes place north of Int. 80, and above Matamoras is even more suited for fishermen on foot.

The most productive fishing is from mid April on, but this depends on the shad, as they are susceptible to changes in water temperature and level.

Spin fishing is best done with 8-lb. test line and “shad darts” (1/8-oz. or smaller). Popular colors are red/ white and red/yellow. Small spoons and spinners will work. One key to success is to get the offering down to the fishes’ level, usually near the bottom.

Fly fishermen generally use a size 6 or 8 wet fly on a sinking line, allowing the fly to swing completely through the drift while imparting twitches. Keeping a tight line is important, as the strike of a shad is often merely one or several slight taps.

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It appears the sandhill cranes have established themselves in our state and they are in fact breeding in parts of the state so numbers are increasing and the chances of spotting more are very likely. Sandhill cranes are well known for their elaborate dances performed during the breeding season in late fall which would add to the enjoyment of a sighting.

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hile attending new rules, designed to speed up church services the pace of America’s pastime, on February’s include requiring hitters to keep last Sunday, one foot in the batter’s box an announcement was made between pitches; restricting welcoming visitors from Palm managers to make instant-replay Beach, Florida. From the pulpit challenges from the dugout, rather came the accompanying words, than by walking unto the field; “thanks for bringing us some and perhaps the most significant, warmer weather.” Speaking of a new timer will govern the time relative thoughts – there’s one Scott between pitches each half-inning.

Lowery The new timing rule mandates for you. While that Sunday’s temperatures flirted with the 40 commercial breaks will last 2:45 degree mark, it was hardly Florida-like and minutes for nationally broadcast games it was surely short-lived as the next day and just 2:25 minutes for local broadcasts. jolted us with more of the winter’s cold.

New MLB commissioner Rob Manfred Yes, this time of the year anything Florida- (who was a visitor to last year’s LLB World friendly is most welcomed conversation. Series) said the changes are “an effort to Many of us know of lucky friends or streamline the pace of play.” relatives ‘wintering’ in the warmer climes.

Major League games have been getting But for most of us, especially baseball fans, longer for years. Last season the average the knowledge that pitchers and catchers game length was 3:04. In part the longer have been sweating under the Florida sun game times can be attributed to record high and spring training games are underway is strikeout totals in recent years, and more the best harbinger of spring we can hope strike outs mean longer games. However for. some of the damage is self-inflicted. The This year’s spring training in both Florida commercial breaks are longer and flashy and Arizona will feature some different between-inning entertainment stretched kind of preparation than awakening sore games out. Then there was the introduction muscles and getting acquainted with new of instant replay, which was sometimes teammates. Several new rules adapted by a charade with managers waiting for a Major League Baseball are also getting signal from the dugout to see if they should their spring training acclamations. The challenge a call or not.

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similar percentage of the price of tickets.

Yea, I know; that’s right in line with the snowballs in hell theory.

Let’s take a look at some time numbers.

As noted, last year’s average length of a MLB game was 3:04. You golf fans out there may be interested to know that the average round of golf on the PGA tour last year was 3:30. And football fans, an NFL game averages 3:12.

While the NFL is enjoying huge marketing and viewing successes, there is less action in the violence of the smash-mouth sport than with the cerebral nature of the diamond game. During the NFL’s 3:12 game, the ball is actually in play for 11 minutes, with an average play consuming just :04 seconds. Seventeen minutes are vested in reviewing instant replays. During NFL games there are 20 commercial breaks, containing more than 100 advertisements.

These commercials take up about one hour, or one-third of the total game time.

There has been much concern expressed by baseball officials at all levels of the game about the declining participation levels by today’s youth. Perhaps these new speed up rules will serve a meaningful purpose, but New York Times writer Jonathan Mahler might have also been right when he recently penned; “Yes, it’s quiet and slow, but if you hang in there, through all of the pitching changes and batting-glove adjustments, you might get caught up in the drama. If you don’t, there’s plenty else to watch.”

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In 1984 the average game consumed about 2:30. Baseball has long boasted that it is the only game not governed by a clock. Baseball is not dying, but it is the changing makeup of the audience that might have pushed MLB to institute the new rules. Local TV ratings are strong and six of the top ten seasons for stadium attendance occurred between 2003 and 2013. Basically, the baseball story is the story of all entertainment and media these days. The challenge is staying relevant with youngsters not brought up as devotees of the slower pace and inherent beauty of the game.

Statistics reveal the average World Series viewer last fall was 54.4 years old.

The trend line is heading north, as the average age was 49.9 in 2009. Kids age 6-17 represented just 4.3% of the average audience for the League Championship Series games, compared to 7.4% a decade ago. Recent Nielsen research concludes that youngsters make up a larger segment of the television audiences for the NBA, NHL and even soccer’s English Premier League than they do for baseball.

Some Major League Baseball officials have expressed a desire to reduce the length of game time to 2:50. Personally, I have no idea what is so magical about trimming 14 minutes off the time spent at a Major League stadium, especially when considering the amount of money doled out to buy a ticket to get there. Perhaps they should be more concerned about cutting a

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have been fortunate to have Tom O’Malley working with my boys before he heads over to Japan to be the Hanshin Tiger’s Hitting Coach. That’s been the ritual the past couple of years.

Tom hits the batting cages with Jimmy and Hunter, I don’t have to throw BP, the only exception is when Tom is watching his niece play soccer or basketball. He’s across the pond for track season.

Tom would get a sparkle in his eye when he would talk about her and whatever event she was involved in. A very proud Uncle and Montoursville Warriors sports fan.

He would never think of missing a game.

Tom’s niece, Kirsten O’Malley, has had a heck of a career for the Warriors. No matter if we are talking soccer, basketball or track.

I have known Kirsten’s parents Wendy and Brian for a long time. Great folks who can be very proud of the daughter they have raised. The O’Malleys are a good, tight knit Irish family. I had a chance to catch up with Kirsten this past week. We talked about much more than athletics.

“My family is everything to me. Words can’t describe what my Mom and Dad mean to me, they are my number one fans and do everything they can to help me.”

How about Uncle Tom? “He is my biggest inspiration.

Always positive, always caring, I miss him, he keeps me going when I need it.”

Well, Kirsten, I know he misses you too.

Kirsten reached the 1,000-point club early in this hoops season. Right now she has probably about 1,200 for her career. The Lady Warriors and Head Coach Travis Heap are enjoying an outstanding 22-2 season. They just had a big win over Mount Carmel and are heading to the District Final as the Webb Weekly is going to press.

Kirsten has had an outstanding senior season and it’s great to see the Warriors back in the District 4 spotlight. Mount Carmel has been dominate over the past several years. “It’s been special playing Kelsey Stine, Marissa Hall and Marissa Folk. We are seniors this year and have been together since third grade. It’s been great.”

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Tip of the Mat Congrats to District IV 2A wrestling Champions Zack LaBarron of Warrior Run and Garrett Hoffman of Montoursville.

Zack won gold at 132 pounds. The junior is a perfect 30-0 for the season.

Garrett also a junior claimed the title at 182 pounds. He is unbeaten in 36 matches thus far.

District runner-ups were at (113) Junior Angelo Barberio of Muncy. (138) Junior Keith Batkowski of Montoursville, 31-1.

He lost for the first time in the District Final.

(145) Junior Zach Fry of Hughesville 29-3 on the season.

(170) Freshman Gavin Hoffman of Montoursville. 34-1 also suffering his first loss in the District Final. (220) Junior Ben Cerney of Montoursville 31-5 thus far.

Montoursville made a strong showing for Head Coach Jamie Yonkin finishing third overall in the team standings. Coach Yonkin is one of the “good guys” in our area.

At the four team 3A level Braden Bower (106) Roshaun Cooley (126) of Williamsport; Hunter Zondory (113), Allen Saar (132), Seth Young (145) and Hadyn Swartwood of Jersey Shore won gold.

Area runner-ups were (132) Richard Lowrie of Williamsport, (138) Jarrett Jones of Williamsport. (182) Maxwell Mason of Jersey Shore, (195) Dom Loffredo of Jersey Shore, (220) Jake Huling of Jersey Shore and (285) Lane Reighard of Jersey Shore.

The Bulldogs Coached by Crock Herman finished 2nd in points behind Shikellamy.

Good luck to all area grapplers as they continue the quest for State Gold.

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Her well-rounded skills were on display in the District Semifinal. Her stat line from the big win over MCA, 14 points, 6 steals, 5 rebounds and 4 assists.

Kirsten is also a well-rounded athlete, an all-state soccer player this past season. She hit the back of the net for 26 goals, scoring 47 for her career. She was very hard to stop this past fall in leading Montour to the District Crown giving the Lady Warriors back-to-back Titles. I asked the young lady about her scoring explosion this season. “I never expected to score that many goals. I played defense in the past. This year was a lot of fun playing with my teammates; the goals just seemed to happen.”

On the track, the triple jump is her best event. As a sophomore Kirsten placed 6th at the State Meet. Fighting injury she finished 8th in the State as a junior. This year the senior is looking to jump her way to the top if all goes well. What’s her favorite sport? “Whatever I’m playing. If I had to pick one, probably track.”

Her athleticism is the basis for her athletic success, the person and student she is makes her a winner. I believe she will be successful in whatever endeavor she chooses. Kirsten will be heading off to Mt. St. Mary’s where she will continue her academic and athletic careers. Her sport of choice, I should say sports, soccer, and track. Kirsten you might as well throw basketball in and go year round.

Congratulations and good luck in finishing up hoops and on the upcoming track season. Mt. St. Mary’s is getting a good one.

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t was hot, humid and all cloudless, the kind of weather we expect during the playing of the Little League Baseball World Series in South Williamsport. My broadcast colleague, Mike Fogarty, and I had just completed our coverage of the days first game.

We were working for WMPT Radio of South Williamsport and had been assigned to a space just to the left field side of home plate in the

Howard Lamade Stadium. It had been our series home for several of the past series.

We still had time to do some “people watching” and as I was a fan of seeing who was in the ball park, I said to Mike, “Do you recognize this man coming in on the left field ramp? He looks like somebody we should know. Mike was already into his bag and handing me a paper from the Little League PR of-

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He was known, and still is, as Mr. Cub! Mike added, “One of my top ten!”

Banks had stopped walking right down in front of our location and was looking around when he caught us staring at him. A small smile and a quick wave, that is all it took for us. Mike hustled down and shook his hand and the next thing I knew Mr. Cub was sitting along my side and the three of us were talking baseball.

This series was in the middle of the Far East dominance and the next day was Championship Day with Taiwan favored by a mile. Mike and I had invited Ernie Banks back

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Chris Neidig - Home Designer

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G’s CLEANUP

Action Heating & Cooling Services Corp

Locally Owned & Operated Attics, BAsements, $ 100 OFF New to Rishel’s in 2015 & Whole houses 8GArAGes or more 4200 Model Mastic Siding, Wood $ for Historical Homes.

150 OFF &Composite commerciAl residentiAl Sliding Glass Doors and 8 or more Fuelsaver Plus Model

Fast And Dependable Service 24 Hour Emergency Service 327 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, PA 17740

Mastic Coil Stock You Point it out, SERVICE AFTER THE SALE! Rishel’s WINDOW SHOP DELIVERY AVAILABLE! We’ll Haul it out!

WITH THIS COUPON

570-777-1050 BUSINESS SERVICE

HOUSE CLEANING

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 800450-7227 or visit macnetonline.com

PROVIDING EXCELLENT SERVICES IN HOUSE CLEANING. Call 570-3290525. 98807

INCOME TAX. 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE. Guaranteed Low Fees, Quality Work. Army Veteran.

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96833

SUSANNE’S SEWING ROOM Is Back In Business. Alterations And Custom Sewing.

Williamsport. 570-506-7171 Or 570-484-5043. 96087

INCOME TAX

ALTERATIONS

WANTED Contractors or Individuals

1000 W. 8th Avenue South Williamsport, PA 17702

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THERMACORE INSULATED PANELS 1” - 19”, 21”, 24” Wide 13/4 - 18”, 21”, 24” Wide 15/8 - 18”, 21”, 24” Wide 2” - 18”, 21”, 24” Wide

1” - .70¢ sq. ft.

13/8” - .75¢ sq. ft.

15/8” - .80¢ sq. ft.

2” - .90¢ sq. ft.

WE NOW SELL SCREWS

ORIOLE WOODWORKS

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

STORAGE UNITS

AVON

REAL ESTATE

STORAGE UNITS, 10 X X16. $75.00/Month. Call 570326-2830.

BECOME AN AVON INDEPENDENT SALES REP TODAY. Start Earning Immediately. Call Kelly 570-494-3326.

94000

APARTMENTS

LAWN CARE

HAKES LAWN CARE AND HANDYMAN SERVICE, In Business 5 Years Is Looking To Expand. Call Now For A FREE Quote On Lawn Care, Edging, Trimming And Clean Up. Also Do Mulching, And Odd Jobs That Are Needed. Call 570-2209058. 98671

PET SITTING NANNY DOT’S PET CARE IN YOUR HOME. References Available. Call 570-745-7796.

97665 SEWING SERVICES

INSURANCE

SEWING, MENDING AND ALTERATIONS. Quality Work, Reasonable Price. Call Sharon, Monday Through Friday 9 To 5 570-322-4622. 90436

NEED CAR INSURANCE NOW? Lowest Down Payment - Canceled? State Letter? Accidents? Tickets? DUI? Instant Coverage!

INSUREDIRECT. COM 1-800-231-3603. C11

RN Supervisor Full Time-Evening Shift

Easy application. Fits almost any age bracket.

LPN

Low Start Up Cost Thru The Roof Profit Margins

PRN-All Shifts $1000 Sign on Bonus

CNA

Warranty Training Required. Call Today...

Roofing Products Seminar

Saturday, March 7, 2015

Gerard J. Maiolo 570-398-4408 www.actionheating.com actionheating@ymail.com

PA-060717

to install restoration systems on low sloped and flat commercial roofs.

There will be demonstrations of the application of the foam system and liquid applied coatings.

570.916.4379

TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS

Lifetime Glass Breakage Warranty!

Check The gs!

Energy Ratin

Neidig Home Design and Drafting

• Reduce Theft, Vandalism and Increase Employee Moral • Reduce Unproductive Employee Activity • Monitor System From Anywhere in the World

102 East Water Street -- Muncy

New Construction / Replacement Windows Contractors Welcome!

COMPLETELY CUSTOMIZED to your business or home

WINDOW SHOP 570.546.5578 PA017784

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REPAIRS

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Installations • House • Mobile Homes • Cabins • Businesses

Full Time-Day and Night Shift Part Time-Evening and Night Shift PRN-Weekend Shift $500 Sign On Bonus Please email resumes to: sthompson@platinumhrm.com Subject: Loyalsock/Position Title

A POT OF GOLD IS WAITING FOR YOU AT NEWBERRY ESTATES! Up To 50% Off 1st Month’s Rent, 2 and 3 bedrooms available immediately. $769/$888 a month w/ ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED. 2500 Federal Avenue. 570-360-9382.

Equal Housing Opportunity.

Some income restrictions apply; call for details.

1 BEDROOM SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR APARTMENT. Includes Water, Sewer, Trash, Cable. $525.00/Month.

Call 570-916-0996.98670

3 BEDROOM RENTAL IN FLEMINGTON. 2nd Story, Gas, Heat Pump, Central Air, Onsite Laundry/Parking. NO Smoking, NO Pets. $700.00 Per Month. Contact 570-398-3383.

98640 FULLY FURNISHED, 1 BEDROOM EFFICIENCY APARTMENT IN JERSEY SHORE. $600.00 Per Month.

All Utilities Included. NO Pets.

Call 570-337-2932. 98515 300 1/2 ARCH STREET, Newberry. 2nd Floor 2 Bedroom Apartment With Heat, Refrigerator, Stove. $600.00/Month Plus Security Deposit. Call 570-9713238. 98500 HUGHESVILLE, 1 BEDROOM. Rent Includes Water And Sewer. $425.00. NO Smoking, NO Pets. Off Street Parking.

570-772-7114. 98514 PENN REAL ESTATE 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom, 3 Bedroom Owned By A Licensed Professional 24 Hour Maintenance Service www.PennRealEstate.net 570-322-4664.

98695

EMPLOYMENT SPOTLIGHT EMPLOYMENT SPOTLIGHT FOAM MOLDER/PAINTER -GENERAL MontoursvilleLABORERS – - Lewisburg/New Berlin -

TIG WELDER COACH DRIVERS Full and - WilliamsportPart – Time MACHINE OPERATOR

PRESS OPERATOR ASSISTANT - Milton Area - Montgomery -

SKILLED BOOKKEEPER - Williamsport -

Call for Location and Times

570-850-5670

CALL TODAY ....….

570-326-1736 CALL TODAY 326-1736

EXCELLENT MONTOURSVILLE LOCATION. 120 Sunset Drive. 3 Bedroom Ranch. $172,500.00. Call 570546-5328 Or 570-916-5429.

98391 HOUSE FOR RENT

AVAILABLE NOW! Beautiful 3 Bedroom 2 Bath House On Quiet Street W/ Fenced In Yard. By West Branch School. $900 A Month No Smokers!

Background & Credit Check Required. 570-337-0755 2 BR COTTAGE FOR RENT. Rt. 864, Montoursville.

No Smoking Or Pets. $800 / Month. 570-435-2487. 98799 MOVE IN SPECIAL! Up To $350.00 Sign – On Bonus. 3 Bedroom House, Newly Renovated, Scott St. $650/Mth, Garbage Included. 570-326-5536.

98209

2 BEDROOM RANCH, NEAR SCHOOL. Quiet Area.

233 Pepper Street, Muncy. Call 570-244-1413.

RIVER LOTS/CABINS

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.

VACATION HOMES

FLORIDA CONDO FOR RENT. March And April Due To Cancellation. $2,000.00/ Month, OBO. Call 570-5067253. 98785 COMMERCIAL

PRIME OFFICE SPACE In Downtown Williamsport With Onsite Parking. Old City Hall Building. 300 To 5000 Square Feet. Call Chris At 570-3372648. 98806

MOBILE HOMES DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME. Must Be Moved To Your Lot. $28,000.00, OBO. Call 570-435-0925. 98791 LAND/LOTS 20 ACRES. $0 DOWN, $128/ MO. Owner financing. Money Back Guarantee. Near El Paso, TX. Beautiful Mountain views FREE color brochure 800-9392654. C11 NICE RESIDENTIAL SETTING, Lot In Farwell With Public Utilities. Mobile Homes Okay. Backs Up To Woods. $10,000.00. Davis Real Estate Inc. Lisa Linn. Call 570-7488550. 98368

Family Owned & Operated Since 1971 WE’RE LOOKING TO EXPAND OUR WORKFORCE! PA013022

POSITIONS AVAILABLE INCLUDE: Foreman • Paving Personnel • Equipment Operators • CDL Tri Axle Dump Drivers

Do Not Miss This Opportunity For Advancement!

CALL EDDIE TODAY! -- 570-279-2497

Excellent Full and Part Time Employment Opportunities in Montoursville If you are interested in an exciting career helping customers, American Customer Care (ACC) 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 numerous newly opened opportunities for dedicated, enthusiastic, service minded individuals in our Montoursville call center.

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS: Inbound Sales/Retention Specialist: We have immediate openings for individuals who are motivated by negotiating sales, building rapport with customers and selling features and benefits of a number of outstanding products. This opportunity offers full time hours, paid training and sales incentives. The hours are between 9:00am to 9:00pm, 5 days a week including Saturday/ Sunday shifts.

ACC offers paid training, competitive starting pay and benefits. Most positions also offer very generous incentive plans. Requirements are good written/verbal communication skills.

Proficiency with basic computer functions. Effective time management skills.

The ability/willingness to learn and grow in a proven structure.

If you are interested, please call ACC at 1-800-660-0130 to schedule an interview today!

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

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

our Muncy, PA location for flexible, team-oriented people, interested in becoming a part of our long term successful organization.

Production Planner / Data Specialist Responsible for coordinating and expediting daily work and material flow for a manufacturing facility focused on custom made engineered components and assemblies. Maintains system data and develops daily/weekly production schedules in conjunction with sales, engineering, warehouse, and purchasing departments. Creates and maintains Bills of Materials, Routings, generate work center schedules and other reports as needed. Back up person for Master Planner.

Requirements • ERP systems experience, minimum of 3-5 years – (SAP preferred) • Manufacturing environment experience, minimum of 3-5 years • BA/BS degree in related discipline or equivalent combination of education and experience • Ability to read/understand engineering drawings • Proficient with Microsoft Office applications • Excellent Interpersonal skills

BENEFITS Andritz offers a very competitive wage and an outstanding benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life, STD, LTD, AD&D, 401(k)- up to 6% match, vacation, accumulation of sick/personal time, tuition reimbursement, and 12 paid holidays.

The Muncy location currently operates a two shift schedule Monday – Friday with weekend work based on business needs: • This position is salary with a primary day shift responsibility If you meet the above qualifications and are enthusiastic, hard-working and enjoy a dynamic, fast-paced environment, send your resume including salary expectations to our HR department. All inquiries will be kept strictly confidential.

ANDRITZ INC.

Human Resources Department 35 Sherman Street • Muncy, PA 17756 Phone: (570) 546-1370 • Fax: (570) 546-1521 Email: amy.roy@andritz.com Equal Opportunity Employer Affirmative Action Employer M/F/D/V

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Outbound Telephone Survey Representatives: We have immediate openings for 15 Telephone Survey Representatives (TSR’s). TSR’s are responsible for calling business professionals throughout the U.S. to promote free trade journals and gather marketing research data on behalf of our clients. We do not sell anything. We do not call people at home. These positions are all Monday through Friday, daytime hours, 9am to 5pm or 9am to 3pm.

services in the FEED & BIOFUEL industries has current openings at

Call 570-326-9322

We provide a great pay and benefit package including 401K. We have updated our equipment to provide the best service possible.

ANDRITZ, a globally leading supplier of plants, equipment, and

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G. Scott Gardner

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G & H SCHUMAN, LLC

570-321-0690

Attorney At

570.725.2341

• Real Estate/Title Insurance

• Elder Law/Probate • Husband & Wife Package

238 Pine Loganton Rd -- Loganton

Custom Tarps & Awnings

- Last Will & Testament - Durable Power of Attorney - Living Will

- Commercial & Residential - Mobile Home & Travel Trailer Skirting - Heavy Duty Welding Blankets

- Boat Covers - Grill & Generator Covers - Mesh for Truck Beds & Nurseries - Tents - Trampolines & Rebounder -- New or Repair

Millers Seamless Gutters

$

Installing & Cleaning - Alcoa Leaf Relief

Larry Miller Jr. – 570-547-2505 PA#002816

Division of Miller, Rogers & Sons, LLC

CEMETERY PLOTS 2 CEMETERY PLOTS, Located At Twin Hills Memorial Park, Garden Of Devotion Section. Asking $1200.00 For Both.

Call 717-877-0388.98507

VEHICLES

(570) 560-3463

AUTOS WANTED TOP CASH FOR CARS, Any Car/Truck, Running or Not. Call for INSTANT offer: 1-800-4546951. C11

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 57 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

570-437-1909

STEEL OR WOOD FRAMING • DRYWALL • WINDOWS • SIDING REMODELING • CABINETRY • TRIM OR FINE TRIM WORK DECKS • INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR PAINTING ADDITIONS • ROOFING • CONCRETE • STONE WORK HIDDEN SECRET ROOMS AND MORE!

PA096756 Fully Insured

FULLY INSURED

2011 DODGE AVENGER. Dark Blue, 63,400 Miles, 4 Cylinder, Keyless Entry, Power Windows/Locks, Power/Heated Seats, Daytime Running Lights.

Well Maintained, In Very Good Condition. Maintenance Records Available. $9400.00. 570368-2613. 98396 2002 MITSUBISHI GALLANT. 4 Door , White, 119,000 Miles. $3,000.00. Call 570-6014039.

2014 SUBARU IMPREZA SPORT. Automatic, All Wheel Drive, 36 MPG, Mag Wheels, Spoiler, Only 10,000 Miles.

Selling Below KBB. Call 570873-3080.

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.

CALL CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 570-326-9322.

SUVS 2002 FORD EXPLORER XLT. Great Condition, Leather Interior, 160,000 Miles. Asking $4500.00, Negotiable. Call 570494-2097. 9820798207

570-971-0090

• Specializing in Metal Roofing • Pole Building • Garages • Decks • Siding • Barn Renovatinos & All Types of Repair • Roof Painting • Skid Loader Work • Concrete Work

WE DO COMMERCIAL / RESIDENTIAL CUSTOM KITCHENS AND BATHS

CARS

To t a l

HERSHBERGER BUILDERS

160 McNett Road • Montgomery, PA 17752

0.32 Aluminum or 0.24 Steel Available

250

“We Make House Calls”

PA# 101307

Featuring 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters

Law

Jonas Hershberger FREE Estimates

TRAILERS

VEHICLES WANTED

LEFT OVER 2014 ADAM 2 HORSE SLANT BUMPER TRAILER With Dressing Room $6895. Call Jorama Ranch 6495133”.98521 2015 ADAM ALUMINUM GOOSENECK STOCK TRAILER 7x20 Lined Walls, Rubber Mats, Insp. Call Jorama Ranch 570 649- 5133 Save Over $1000 Special $6495.00”. 98521

CASH FOR CARS, Any Make or Model! Free Towing. Sell it TODAY. Instant offer: 1-800864-5784. C11 CASH FOR CARS: Cars/ Trucks Wanted! Running or Not! We Come To You! Any Make/ Model. Instant Offer - Call: 1-800-569-0003 ATTENTION B & C AUTO WRECKERS Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment.

Licensed and Professional Service. Call For Details. 570547-1040.

96062 WE PAY CASH FOR UNWANTED CARS, Trucks, Vans, Farm Machinery.

Please call 570-772-3661 Or 570-772-5625.

96061

MOTORCYCLES WANTED! Harley-Davdison MotorcyclesCall 570-320-0630 Horsepower Harley-Davdison Wiliamsport, PA 17701 www.horsepowehd.com 95039

Bastress’s Famous

Pancake & Sausage Breakfast Sunday, March 8th 8:00am until Noon Buttermilk Pancakes, Buckwheat Cakes, Sausage, Liverwurst, Apple Butter, Biscuits, Sausage Gravy, Coffee Cake, Syrup, Beverages

Adults 8.00 Children 10 & Under $4 $

Immaculate Conception Parish Hall Bastress

AVAILABLE NOW Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath House on Quiet Street with Fenced in Yard.

By West Branch School.

$

900/Month No Smokers!

Background & Credit Check Required.

570-337-0755

FREE ESTIMATES

LOOMIS PAINTING BANKRUPTCY PA# 094242

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

A BARGER REALTY COMPANY

“Working Hard For You!”

Web: welcomehomepa.com Email: john@welcomehomepa.com

1737 East Third Street Williamsport, PA 17701

John Ottaviano

Realtor For all your real estate & property management needs!

Have A Sick Tractor?

CALL SCOTT GOLDER, The Tractor Doctor!

From Small Emergency Repairs to Major Overhauls & Rebuilding We can also haul your equipment!

CALL 570-584-6295

PA Basement Waterproofing Inc.

WET BASEMENT?

License # 001027

800-511-6579

570-323-4134

Worship Hours -- 9:30am - Sunday Pastor Martin Coffey

PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL FREE ESTIMATES

CHARLES E. ANDERSON (570) 745-7733 PA036714

Biblical - Orthodox - Traditional Sunday Worship - 8:00 & 10:45am Sunday School - 9:30am Phone: 570-368-8933 •••••••••••• www.lutheransonline.com/bethluthmtrsvlle bethanypastor@micro-link.net ••••••••••••

• Garages • Decks • Pole Barns • FREE Estimates

• Additions • Masonry • Roofing • New Homes

Sub-Framing is our Specialty PA006417

(570) 546-6513

75 Middle Road • Montgomery, PA 17752

CALL (570) 560-9293

We Pay You Before We Cut! Buyers of Standing Timber

AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN, PLUS

* HOME REPAIRS *

FREE ESTIMATES!

Big Mountain Lumber Producers of Quality Forest Products

REMODELING OF ANY TYPE 10% DISCOUNT

“Innovative Solutions”

Mobile Welding & Repair. Equipment Repairs & Line Boring.

NDE Services. 24/7 Emergency Service. Insured / Certified.

Office: 570-547-6387 Cell: 570-765-2533 PA090630

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Call Daniel S. Brink, Owner at 570-855-8011

1st Time Customers (Jobs up to $500) WITH THIS AD

Reliable - Professional Service EPA Certified

SHOP -- 570-505-1626 Montoursville, PA • dan@brinkswelding.com

** FREE ESTIMATES **

A & A CONCRETE SPECIALTIES

Meyers Masonry Restoration Co.

Sidewalks, Driveways and Decorative Concrete Landscape Edgings

Chimneys • Fireplaces • Stonework • Foundations • Porches-Decks • Pointing • Concrete • Patios • Walkways • Timber Framed Walls • New Construction • Repairs to all Brick, Block, Stone, Concrete

PA# 108482

FREE Estimates -- Fully Insured

570-974-1683

PA076450

Award Winning Masonry Contractor

37 Years Experience - Reliable - Dependable - Affordable

FREE ESTIMATES! CALL TODAY

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

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16704 State Route 44 Allenwood, PA 17810

Silviscapes

Yoder’s General Construction

Call 570-326-9322

369 Broad Street • Montoursville, PA

COMPLETE HOME & BUSINESS SERVICE SINCE 1987

GARDEN VIEW

1941 Princeton Avenue • Williamsport

• No Costly Excavation • Lifetime Warranty • FREE Estimates • Finished/Unfinished • Mold Testing and Remediation

10% Discount for the month of March!

570-546-2050 or 570-323-1944

CHURCH OF CHRIST

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COUPON

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Get a FRESH START and eliminate harrassing calls & debts you can’t afford.

Over 15 Years Experience • Fully Insured

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Bus: 570-322-1991 Cell: 579-772-1300 Fax: 570-322-8747

FREE Conference - PaymEnts OK, LOWER Fees!

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REACH OVER 58,000 HOMES IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BY ADVERTISING YOUR BUSINESS CARD HERE! CALL NICKIE TURI AT 570-326-9322

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John F. Martin Bacon

$2.99/16oz.

John F. Martin Butter

$2.49/lb.

Domino Sugar 4 lb. Bag

2.29

$

MARCH MADNESS $AVINGS! CHECK OUT OUR FRESH QUALITY PRODUCE DEPARTMENT! - Bananas - $.42 / lb - Seedless Grapes - $.99/lb - Navel Oranges - 3 / $1.00 - Locally Grown Apples - Assorted Varieties 3 lb. Bag - ONLY $2.39 - Iceberg Lettuce - $.99 / Head - Grape Tomatoes - $1.79/ pt - Jumbo Green Peppers - $.99 / lb - Red Bell Peppers - $.99 / lb - Beefsteak Tomatoes - $1.39 / lb - Onions (3lb. Bag) - $.99 - Russett Potatoes (5lb. Bag) - $1.49 / bag -

AND MUCH MORE QUALITY FRESH PRODUCE AT AMAZING PRICES!

GREAT GROCERY DEALS

- Martin’s Cheese Curls (13 oz.) - $2.00/bag - Pureau Bottled Water 16.9 oz. 24-Pk Case $2.29 - Great Selection of Cereal Starting at $.99 Per Box - Ice-Cream - 56 oz. $1.99 - Variety of Flavors - National Brand Soup - 26 oz. (Tomato, Chicken Noodle) $1.59 - MIddleswarth Weekender Potato Chips - 10 oz. $2.50 - Martin’s Party Barrels - 28 oz. $3.99 (Chips, Cheese Puffs, Pretzels, Party Mix)

MANY MORE NATIONAL BRAND DEALS!

BACON 16 oz. - $2.99 Butter Quarters $ 2.49/lb.

Fresh Pork Loin ............................. $1.99/lb.

Ham Portions ...................................... $1.99/lb.

Name Brand Sliced White American Cheese

ONLY $1.99/lb

FRESH DELI ITEMS We Got You Covered with Cold Cuts & Cheeses For Your Special Gathering!

Sliced Cooked Ham ...................... $2.79 per lb.

Sliced Lebanon Bologna............... $4.59 per lb.

Sliced Sweet Lebanon Bologna.... $4.59 per lb.

Sliced Turkey Breast..................... $3.69 per lb.

Sliced Sharp Cheddar .................. $4.59 per lb.

Sliced Cooper Cheese.................. $4.59 per lb. **We will prepare any special deli order for you or your next gathering. Just place an order with our deli.**

$AVE BIG ON ALL YOUR NAME BRAND GROCERY NEEDS! • Paper Products • Cleaning Products • Pet Foods • Meats & Cheeses • Coffee/Teas • Health/Beauty • Huge Frozen Food Department & Much, Much More!

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