Webb Weekly May 13, 2015

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A Family-Oriented Publication Volume 13 Number 19

MAY 13, 2015

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From the Publisher…

Your May Vote Counts!

F

inally primary election time is upon us. No more ads, no more commercials, no more of those signs blocking the beauty of

spring.

There are some “points of interest” for you the voter I’d like to make you aware of or provide a little reminder about.

First and most important, your vote matters, it is your voice in what goes on from the local community all the way to the Oval Office. Please do not sit on your vote. Get out and be heard. I don’t care if you write in someone’s name or vote for the favorite. Think of your vote as the most special of virtual documents that every person that has served in the United States of America’s Armed Forces has signed, many in blood.

Our younger generations need to learn and understand this. Many believe our freedom is infinite and have no concept of how it was earned, been defended for over two centuries and is kept safe every day by the men and women who don’t have their heads buried in their smart phone most of the day.

Our freedom at home and abroad is more fragile than at any point in American history. Thank you to those who protect it every minute of every day.

The following notes are not meant to endorse or discredit any candidate.

The choice is up to you the voter. The information is factual or based on common sense.

Mayor Gabriel Campana has done an outstanding job for the city of Williamsport just take a look around.

Yes, there are streets to fix, bad guys to catch and a budget to balance, there always will be. Mayor Gabe is a Christian family man who loves our City and works hard for the tax payer.

Don’t expect anyone to be perfect, the only person that doesn’t make a mistake is the one that is not doing anything.

Chief Greg Foresman is a veteran of our Military and City law-enforcement.

He has been promoted by the past three mayors of Williamsport. Serving for the past eight years as Chief of the folks in blue. He truly cares about the people of our area. He has addressed many tough crime and departmental issues.

Mr. Foresman is battle tested and most experienced in the issues of today. He is seeking election for the District Judge position that Mr. Carn has retired from.

A vote for Jonathan Williamson is also a vote for him to be City Council President.

With the departure of the current Council President after the mayoral election, the normal policy has been that the next in command is voted into the vacated office. This would not occur until the current term ends.

Nicholas Grimes was not elected to the position of City Treasurer, he was appointed when Tom O’Connor vacated this position. He is the step son of Mr. Bill Hall and was appointed by Mr. Hall

and City Council. It is his first election campaign.

He had troubling signature issues on his petition for office. Only 100 were required.

County Commissioner Jeff Rauff also has not won an election. He was appointed to office when Representative Jim Jeff Wheeland headed Webb, Jr. to Harrisburg. Dozens of folks applied to finish Mr. Wheeland’s term of office.

As I pen this article no list has been made public of who the potential candidates were. Myself as a voter would like to know. His short body of work since placed in office becomes more validated by his selection for said office by the list he ascended to the top of.

Jim Dunn and Rick Mirabito get the democratic nods for County Commissioner. Both make it through to November as two Democrats are placed on the ballot. Mr. Dunn is an expert on infrastructure who is providing a column to the Webb Weekly to us all about the roads, bridges, drinking water and recreational areas of our great area.

Mr. Mirabito is a battle tested public servant who provides balance and voice for our County.

Tony Mussare is the only true incumbent to Office of Commissioner and he is up against a large field of Republican contenders; two make it to the November

ballot. Mr. Mussare has worked hand and hand with Mr. Larson, Mr. Wheeland and for a short time with Mr. Rauff.

Republican County Commissioner candidates are Steve Schultz, Jack Person, Jack McKernan and John Bower.

Along with Mr. Mussare and Mr. Rauff provide a solid field to choose from on the Republican side.

DA Eric Linhardt is on the ballot but faces no real challenge, his service as District Attorney has been solid and workman like while facing some tough issues and decisions. He has done a fine job on many levels within our communities; including his efforts to educate about the evils of heroin.

The District Judge position opened up

by Jim Sortman’s retirement has two good men seeking election, William Solomon and Trent Peacock.

Both have outstanding career records in law-enforcement it’s too bad they can’t share the position.

A thank you for your years of service to the following, Mr. Ernie Larson, County Commissioner an all-around good guy I’ve known him most of my life. He lived just three doors down from my childhood house at the top of Kane Street. The Honorable District Judge Mr. James Sortman, he has served the people for 30 years. What a commitment to law and order. And the Honorable District Judge Mr. James Carn for his 18 years of bench work. May the three of you enjoy your much earned retirement.

God Bless America.

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“I have had the honor and privilege to serve the people of Lycoming County in many capacities throughout my career. I take pride in protecting my community and want to preserve a safe environment for our children and future generations. This job has been more than a career; it has been my mission in life. I am committed to public safety. I am a firm believer in the team concept and understand that we can only accomplish our missions and goals by working together. The judicial process is no different. As the Judge, I will work hard to protect our community and the people who live here by serving as an unbiased, firm, but fair Judge. I will hold criminals accountable for their actions. I have a lifelong commitment to justice and my community” – William Solomon

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Through the Years Compiled by Lou Hunsinger Jr.

Grit May 14, 1967

MERGED CABLE FIRM BEGINS WORK

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ngineering studies have begun by Citizens Cable Corporation to determine what duplicating facilities of Williamsport’s two former cable systems can be eliminated, it was announced by Joseph L. Lecce, president and operating executive of the newly merged firm.

The consolidation of Williamsport Cable and Citizens Cable was completed Friday, Mr. Lecce said and both cables are being operated

by Citizens.

National General Corporation of California announced the sale of Williamsport Television Cable for $2.1 million to Citizens, of which Mr. Lecce and Milton J. Shapp of Philadelphia, are stockholders.

Concerning fees under the new setup, Lecce said.

“It is our intention to treat all subscribers fairly in the future, with no unusually high cable rates.”

The Citizens Cable rate has been $3.75 a month since Mr. Lecce’s new firm began business after Williamsport Cable boosted its price from $3.50 to $4.50 in autumn of 1965. Later, however, Williamsport Cable reduced its monthly fee to $2.

Mr. Lecce said the single operation will result in increasing quality of TV picture and a better service.

Additional channels will be brought into the system when telecasts of unusual interest are offered, he said. Mentioning Baltimore and Washington channels as possibilities.

Mr. Lecce has been in the community antenna business since 1952. Mr. Shapp founded a television antenna firm in 1948 and installed the Williamsport Jerrold Cable Company here in 1952. Grit Publishing Company is among the stockholders in the Citizens Cable Company.

Local Veterans Reflect On Their Service In the Armed Forces

By Lou Hunsinger Jr.

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his Saturday, May 16, marks the annual observance of Armed Forces Day. The celebration of this day came about when President Harry S. Truman led the effort to establish a single holiday for citizens to come together and thank our servicemen for their service to our country. The single day celebration stemmed from the unification of the Armed Forces under the Department of Defense. This day was first observed in 1950.

We at Webb Weekly asked several local veterans what their service in the United States Armed Forces meant to them.

Captain Edward Lyon, United States Navy, Retired, lives in the Nippenose Valley area, and he told Webb Weekly, “I enjoyed my entire service career. I just loved it. I had the opportunity to serve with and command a lot of great people. I served at some very interesting duty stations and saw some interesting places.”

Lyon also had some interesting duty assignments.

“I was commander of Seal Team 2. I served in London for two years and served as a naval attaché in Indonesia for four years,” Lyon said. “My family was very supportive of me and I think my service was a good experience for them as well. My service to my country means a great deal to me and I am very proud of it.”

Howard Wilt served in the Marine Corps in Korea from, March 1951 to April 1952.

“Being in our armed forces was a great experience for me. I grew up in a hurry. I spent my 21st birthday at Parris Island. It made a man out of me. My service to my country means a lot to me,” Wilt said. “Korea marked the first time that Communism was stopped in its tracks and I am very proud to have been a part of that. I think my experience has made me more

patriotic and able to appreciate more what is great about this country.

Bill Ashton, is from the Cogan Station area and served in the United States Navy, from1963 to 1967 and later in the Naval Reserve.

“I enjoyed my service in the Navy I probably would have made a career of it but I had a child that had a serious medical problem and they wouldn’t let me go home to see about it, so when my enlistment ran out I did not reenlist,” Ashton said. “I was in Vietnam on an LST (Landing Ship, Tank) running on the rivers there. It was during a time when things were not quite as dangerous on the rivers as they would later become. Even though I did not re-enlist, when I got home I joined the Naval Reserve and was in that for 24 years and got a great deal of satisfaction and enjoyment from that.”

Donald Cohick served in the United States Army and Army Reserve for 27 years and believes that his service made a great difference in his life.

“I went into the service because I was not going to college and did not have a trade. I would spend the next 27 years in the Army and Army Reserves, Cohick said. “I think my service game me a greater sense of duty and a sense of service to my country.”

He continued, “It helped to give me a career. When I got out I became a deputy sheriff here in Lycoming County and later became the head of the county’s Veterans Affairs Office. Being a veteran helped me understand the needs that veterans have and helped to do my job better.

I’m very proud of my Army service and of my country. That service is a big part of who I am as a person.

What I learned during it has served me for my whole life.”

All of us as Webb Weekly would like to thank all of those who have served or are currently serving in the Armed Forces. We all appreciate your sacrifices to protect our great nation.

By Lou Hunsinger Jr.

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the Lycoming County Veterans Council and a Board member of American Legion Post 104 in Montoursville, said he is very pleased with the generosity of the Harmonia Club.

“One of the major goals of the Veterans Transition Center is to try and have as many services for area veteran available in the local area as possible,” Budda said. “Donations such of this go a long way in making this Center a reality for local veterans.”

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new effort to help local veterans transition back into civilian life received a major financial shot in the arm thanks to the members of the Harmonia Club, more formally known as Gesang Verein Harmonia.

Paul Wenner an officer in the Harmonia Club explained how the donation came from the club.

“As most people are aware recent changes in Small Games of Chance Laws require organizations to donate sixty percent of profits from gambling revenue to charitable organizations,” Wenner told Webb Weekly. “The Board of the Gesang Verein Harmonia

was approached by the Legion Riders of the American Legion Post 104 to see if they would be interested in donating to the Veterans Transition Center the Riders were spearheading for this area.”

According to Wenner, This Center would be available to veterans in need of assistance ranging from temporary housing to help in paying some bills as well as helping veterans to transition back to normal life after being overseas. They invited the Legion Riders President Rob Dunkleberger to a board meeting where he presented his cause and answered some questions and concerns. After some debate among the Board members it was decided and voted on to

donate to the Center $10,000.

With several of their members being veterans both young and old they felt that this was a just cause that could be beneficial possibly to some of their own veteran members.

“Being a Veteran myself and the father of a veteran and a son of a veteran I applaud the Legion Riders and thank them for all their work in helping our veterans,” Wenner said.

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By Jeffrey Allen Federowicz f your one of the millions of mothers across the country that received a lush hanging basket filled with enchanting blooms for Mother’s Day, your first thoughts were probably “How pretty!” followed by “How do I not kill it... within a week!”

Guess what, you and several million moms are probably thinking the same exact thing. So you have this glorious hanging basket Little Bobby and Sara Jane selected for Mother’s Day, now what?

Being ever so optimistic, if you raised a child you should be able to keep a basket of petunias alive for the summer...hopefully.

Hanging baskets can instantly add a vibrant splash of color to your front porch, a heavenly scent to a deck or a pit-stop for hungry hummingbirds.

Are hanging basket they the most difficult plant to care for in the garden? Certainly not, however,

they do require regular attention and three basic things; proper watering, adequate fertilizing and as they say in the real estate business, the correct location, location, location.

Forgoing one of these requirements will have a negative impact on your posies.

The first step down the road to a healthy and happy baskets might sound silly, but properly identify what plants you received, this is a must for new gardeners with less than green thumbs.

Next, take a few minutes to look online at the dos and don’ts of your plant are in the basket, followed by some online research, especially the type of lighting requirements the plant requires, if the hanging baskets needs shade, don’t assume a shade loving plant cant0 grow in full sun.

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Moving on...Fertilizing a hanging basket, or other container plant, it needs to be fertilized regularly to stay healthy, happy and produce more flowers.

A general all-purpose fertilizer, 2020-20, will do the trick and make sure to follow the directions on the package. Remember, adding more fertilizer than as directed will not be good for the plant or make it produce larger blooms, too much fertilizer will actually be harmful for the plant.

While Miracle-Grow is a good brand of fertilizer, Peter’s 20-2020 is much better. Peters is more a professional grade and contains an extra kick to help plants be their best.

Peters, a robin-egg blue granule fertilizer can often be found in small plastic containers at local stores. mix well with water and it may be used on bedding plants, perennials, vegetable plants.

As long as the fertilizer is the right type for the plant, it does not matter what brand it is, what matters is that is fertilized as the directions call for.

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since it can’t draw water from the ground like plants that are planted in the ground or flowerbeds.

Check the plant daily to see if it needs a drink, this is done by touching the soil in the basket, if it feels dry, the soil is pulling away from the sides of the pot or if the soil color has changed from a dark woody brown to a light shade of brown.

Of course lifting the basket to see if it feels light or heavy will also help determine if its time to water...when watering a hanging basket, keep watering until water runs out of the drainage holes on the bottom of the pot.

It seems each summer I love to recall a question someone asked me several years ago after purchasing wax begonia basket, a summer plant that loves the sun and can tolerate full-sun.

The question was “This will get the sun all day, how much water does it need? A half a cup?” Keep in mind the hanging basket was large and it would receive full sun all day long.

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other’s Day has passed, but isn’t it appropriate to be thankful for some attributes of not only my mother, but others who have made a difference day in and day out?

Some notes/virtues to be cherished...

• I appreciate mothers who are “real” and decide to age naturally and gracefully. This means no liposuction, no breast augmentation, no tummy tucks, no face lifts and no nose jobs.

In other words, what you see is what

you get. The real deal. If you need a new hip or a knee replacement, that’s a normal wear and tear item.

But Botox? Save the money for a trip with the grandchildren!

• Along those same “lines,” the other day I noticed a woman in her late thirties or early forties but was dressed like a high school senior.

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• You’ve got to admire any woman who is comfortable living within their means and trying to save money when they can. My mother is proud to be a “coupon clipper” and boasts to me how much she saves on grocery bills each week. There is merit to being thrifty; it could even trickle down to their offspring. A penny saved is a penny earned. Most men don’t want to be bothered with coupons. Their loss, literally.

• There is a saying that behind every good man is a good woman. That’s because they feed us, wash our clothes, and love us. At least the lucky ones in this world!

• Mothers who lay down rules are appreciated later in life rather than early in life. We all ate dinner together at a set time. Exceptions

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• Growing up, almost all the mothers I knew expected church attendance on Saturday night or Sunday morning.

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We are better because of it.

• Let’s not forget that our mothers had to carry us around for nine months as a living, breathing mass in their tummy. We got heavy. As a man, I doubt I could do it. I hate even carrying a heavy back pack for a small period of time. But for almost a year? Granted, they had hips that were proportioned for it, but most men don’t take the time to think about that sacrifice. Hey mom, thanks for having me! For lugging me around even though I couldn’t see out!

As I said, as far as mothers go, I appreciate what you would call the “real McCoy.” Pure, with no artificial ingredients to ruin the overall effect. Strong, caring, sincere, and with a deft touch when and where needed. This includes step mothers and mother in laws.

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“other mothers.” Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Leoh, Mrs. Hodgetts, Mrs. Ruggero, Mrs. Fahnestock, Mrs. Czap, Mrs. Sortman, Mrs. Donovan and all the others.....Thank you! Let’s face it, all mothers weren’t like that.

Having boys and girls over and putting up with loud music, spilled sodas, raiding of kitchen cabinets, muddy shoes, and everything else at that age level is testament to their patience and kindness.

• It’s important to remember mothers who are “survivors” of health issues, abuse or other traumatic life experiences such as divorce or loss of a child. Lots of moms lost their moms early in life. My mother is both a breast cancer survivor and heart attack survivor. She makes no excuses and carries on with a positive attitude and plenty of daily activities. Staring at a flower pot and feeling sorry for herself isn’t on her agenda! Same goes for many, many others out there! We use you as an inspiration!

• Society has changed. A woman’s place isn’t just in the home anymore.

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Never in my wildest dreams did I think that I would be listening to or reading the words of a WWE (formally known as WWF) champion.

The Ultimate Warrior first entered my life in the fall of last year by way of a friend who is, by all accounts, an “ultimate” fan. He let me borrow a DVD collection of The Ultimate Warrior and encouraged me to watch it.

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At first, the thought of watching hours upon hours of wrestling didn’t really make me want to pop the corn and settle in with a blanket on a Saturday night in front of the television. However, I saw the passion in which my friend talked about Warrior – that peaked my interest.

So one night after a long day, I relented.

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The character of The Ultimate Warrior was not the biggest (physically) nor the flashiest of the WWF/WWE moneymakers. But after seeing him in matches with other wrestlers of the time, I caught onto the fact that he had a certain something about himself that was electric. Passion cannot be a gimmick. It cannot be faked. Warrior had passion – the same passion that I saw my friend exude when he talked about Warrior. So, instantly, I made the connection. I took note of the fans in the audience. Once the music started playing and the character was about to run into the ring, the passion in the

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WISE WORDS fans’ eyes was evident. This energy was contagious.

After a successful (understatement) career and many wins later, he retired in 1998. He went on to become a public speaker. I’ve watched his presentations on YouTube. Following getting over the oddness of seeing Warrior in a suit and tie, I watched as James Brian Hellwig described the meaning behind The Ultimate Warrior. The majority of his talks were on self-discovery, commitment to yourself and your

purpose.

The piece that inspired this article, however, was a speech he gave on Raw (a wrestling program) on April 7, 2014. This was only days after he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. In this monologue he spoke about becoming a legend, and how one becomes legendary. Some might only see the surface of this and think he is referring egotistically to his own career and the careers of the famous fighters who will follow him. I saw a deeper

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An excerpt from the speech is as follows: “…if what that man did in his life makes the blood pulse through the body of others and makes them believe deeper in something larger than life then his essence, his spirit, will be immortalized. By the storytellers, by the loyalty, by the memory of those who honor him and make the running the man did live forever.”

Now, obviously, you can easily replace the words “man” with “woman” and “his” with “her.” I believe he was referring to all of mankind here – so let us not lose sight of the message by playing semantics. I can only talk about what this means to me. It could mean something completely different to you – all is up for interpretation.

There is a wise lesson here: if you can make a difference, you will live on forever. You will live on within every person that your presence has changed.

In turn, the people you changed will change the ones that follow them, and so on. It is an ongoing cycle that could trace back to one person. That person could be you. Just as easy as that person could be you, we all have people who are that to us. We all have people who have entered our life and changed us for the better. It could be a parent who believed

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How wonderful is that? The thought that our spirit never really dies. It lives on within the stories people tell, the loyalty we have earned and the memories we have created. The Ultimate Warrior embodies so much more than mindless entertainment. He taught me that the way to truly make a difference in this world is to connect with people. To touch their hearts and their souls. To show them that loyalty, honor, commitment, and love are not dead. These qualities belong to the people who believe in the sanctity of them.

As I said earlier, the speech, which inspired this article, was given on April 7, 2014. Ironically and tragically, The Ultimate Warrior (James Brian Hellwig) passed away the very next day of heart disease. He was 54 years old.

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South Williamsport Spring Swing To be Held Saturday May 23

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f you want to kick off the Memorial Day Weekend in a fun and exciting manner you may want to go to the Eighth Annual South Williamsport Spring Swing to be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 23 at the South Williamsport Area High School campus.

“The activities kick off at the SWAHS campus at 10 a.m. and run until 4 p.m.

There should be a little something to pique the interest of all ages,” Dori Rankinen, one of the organizers of the event told Webb Weekly. “There will be food, games, small business vendors, and the big event will be the First Ever South Williamsport Cowpie Bingo! For those of you not familiar with a cowpie bingo, we will be dividing the football practice field into small squares. During the afternoon, two cows will be brought to the field. The object is for individuals to purchase a square that you think is lucky...and then we all wait to see where our first cow will deposit a “cowpie”. If it is in your square, the winning prize is $800!! You don’t need to be present to win. The main bingo will take place between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. with side wager attractions between the hours from noon until 3 p.m.”

She said some of the other interesting attractions will be a fire truck, an ambulance, horse drawn carriage rides, dunk tank, crafts, games, face painting, and children’s eye screenings by the Lions Club.

“The Spring Swing came about as an idea to create an opportunity for neighborhood fellowship, outreach and a chance to work together to support community causes, Rankinen said. “We have many active organizations in South Williamsport that work tirelessly to create activities and events within its borders that appeal to all residents. Rather than having a multitude of fundraisers to support these activities, we thought... why not have a BIG fundraising event and share in the fun, as well as the profit! “ Some of the food vendors include South Williamsport Lions Club SWAHS Band Parent organization and the South Williamsport Mummer’s Parade Inc., just to name a few.

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The Art of Wearing a Baseball Cap

By Jeffrey Allen Federowicz

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rance has the beret, in Mexico it’s the sombrero and in Russia they say ushanka.

Here is the USA our chapo of choice is the baseball cap and its fitting both literally and physically.

The humble ball cap isn’t fancy like an English bowler or stylish like a blue porkpie hat, however, the baseball cap is American as the Liberty Bell, apple pie and an American flag...one

that’s made in America.

So how did the bald man’s equivalent of a security blanket become woven into the fabric of America?

It started in Brooklyn in the year 1860 when an obscure ball team, the Execelsiors, made history by becoming the first baseball team to wear a baseball cap instead of the typical, unpractical and unattractive stiff, full brim straw hat that seemed more fitting for a tea party at a women’s bridge club than a manly

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Some teams bypassed straw hats and decided to go topless...on their head, an idea that wasn’t too bright while batting a small ball around in the bright sunshine.

Few, very few people might have heard of the Excelsiors, but the baseball cap they ushered into the game became an iconic symbol and one that’s truly American.

Although the Brooklyn based ball team’s caps were somewhat floppy with little support or structure, they were the foundation for all the caps to follow.

Constructed from several materials including cotton, wool or leather with solid or mesh sides in a kaleidoscope of hues, the baseball cap can be as unique as the person wearing it.

That brings us to the big questions: What’s the correct way to wear said baseball cap?

This question is debatable, very debatable.

While one may simply plop a cap on top of their noggin, it can become more complicated especially with the younger males of our species.

Is the cap worn with the bill facing forward, the most traditional way, backwards or to the left or right side of the head.

Unless you are under the age of seven and dizzy from running around in circles, men should shy far away from this fashion faux pas.

One could search from Maryland to Colorado, Detroit to Dallas, you won’t find an adult male wearing a sideways cap that looks very intelligent, this look doesn’t fly.

Which brings us to the very last and most debatable style, wearing the cap backwards, with the bill jutting straight out or tilted at such a steep slope the end of the hats bill is almost touching their shoulders.

Some male cap wears, specifically the college crowd, like the image this projects, one of hippest, an in-charge attitude and a slight whatever vibe.

Although the cap was meant for baseball players, it has become part of American culture worn by presidents, golfers, government officials, folks having a bad hair day, the Average Joe to the bald man covering-up his chrome dome.

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Let them know they can come to you or another trusted adult if they suspect trouble or are being cyberbullied.

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Tell your kids that you will not tolerate them bullying another person.

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Look Good Feel Better What: Women undergoing cancer treatment are invited to a free skin care and make-up workshop led by a licensed cosmetologist. Attendees will receive a free kit of skin care products.

Registration is required. Call 1-800-227-2345.

When: Wednesday, May 13, 2015, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Where: Susque View, Lock Haven.

The Jersey Shore Historical Society Meeting What: The Jersey Shore Historical Society Meeting. Program is presentation by Donald B. Hills on POW-MIA. When: Thursday, May 14 at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Samuel Moss House 200 S. Main Street Jersey Shore.

Social Organization for Singles (SOS) Singles Dance What: Come and join us for a wonderful evening of dancing for 21 and older and dance the night away on our super large dance floor. Music is provided by Stamm “DJ” Sound Systems.

Variety of Snacks and drinks are provided.

Dress code: Dressy Causal. For more information: Call Judie at 570- 745- 3655/570916-7549 or Bud at 570-428-3190. Members $7.00 non-members $9.00.

When: Friday May 15th, 2015 Doors open at 7:00 p.m. for Meet and Greet with wide variety of music from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Where: Warrior Run Social Hall, Allenwood, PA. Tire Collection What: Tire Collection for Mifflin Township Residents. 12 Tires no larger than 17 inches

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will be accepted free of charge. 570-398-7123, *Proof of Residency is Required.

When: May 15th, Noon -5:00 p.m., May 16th, 8:00 – 10:00 a.m.

Where: Mifflin Township Municipal Building, 106 First Fork Road, Jersey Shore, PA 17740.

Breakfast What: Breakfast. Order off menu.

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

Where: American Legion Post 617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Chicken & Waffle Dinner What: Chicken & Waffle Dinner When: May 16, 2015, 4:30 till 7:00 p.m.

Where: Muncy Area Volunteer Fire, Clarkstown, PA.

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.

Plant Sale What: Montoursville Garden Club Annual Plant Sale. A wide selection of inexpensive plants and garden crafts will be available. Refreshments include sausage sandwiches, hot dogs, soft drinks and coffee. Please join us for an opportunity to enhance your garden.

When: Saturday, May 16th, 2015, from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

Where: Pavillion #5, Indian Park, Montoursville.

All-You-Can-Eat What: All You Can Eat Breakfast.

When: Sunday May 17, 2015 7:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

Where: Lairdsville Fire Hall, 143 School Lane, Lairdsville.

Williamsport Herb Guild What: The Williamsport Herb Guild will host Ms. Jennifer Hartman who will speak on modern pharmaceutical drugs, which are derived from herbs. The public is invited to attend.

When: Monday, May 18, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Covenant-central Presbyterian Church, 807 West Fourth Street, Williamsport.

Uniform Sale What: Uniform Sale When: Tuesday, May 19, 2015, 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Where: Divine Providence Hospital Auditorium.

To Those Attending the Concert at the Scottish Rite Auditorium on April 18, 2015!

The Basket Collection of 374.19 $

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

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

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

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

CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS...

Where: Oak Grove Alliance Church Parsonage Garage located at 1682 Fox Hollow Road, Williamsport, PA. Rauchtown Nippenose Lions Club What: Chicken BBQ and tractor parade. Tractors of all colors and styles will travel through beautiful Nippenose Valley for about 20 miles.

Chicken BBQ will be available for sale around 10 a.m. Tractors will leave Community Park around 9 a.m.

When: Sat. May 16 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Where: Rauchtown Community Park, Rt. 880.

Gospel Songfest What: 11th annual, featuring: Redeemed, The Lauchle Sisters, Winnie Schwikart, Lenny Weber & Karla Shreck, and Carl & Opal Schlappi. Come and sing along to some of your favorite Gospel Hymns. Light refreshments served following the Songfest.

When: Sunday, May 17 at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Huntersville United Methodist Church, 5263 Rabbittown Road, Muncy.

Country Style Ham and Turkey Dinner What: The Parishioners of Immaculate Conception Parish invite you to our annual country style ham and turkey dinner: Take-outs are available after 1:00 p.m. Ticket prices: $9.00 Adults: $4.00 Children 4-12; Children 3 & under free.

When: Sunday May 17, 2015, Noon – 6 p.m.

Where: Immaculate Conception Parish Center in Bastress, on Jacks Hollow Road, off Route 654.

Kidz Klozet What: Free clothing giveaway infant to adults.

Donations of gently used clothing, in good condition can be dropped off at the church. Please sort by sizes.

When: Sat May 16th, 8:00-10:00 a.m.

Where: Oval United Methodist Church, 6796 South Rt. 44 Hwy., Jersey Shore.

Senior Citizen’s Lunch What: Picnic lunch (last one until September).

Free will offering. Wheelchair accessible.

When: Monday, May 18th at Noon.

Where: All Saints Episcopal Church, corner for Scott and Beeber streets.

Free Clothes What: Free Clothes Closet.

When: May 16, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. – Noon.

Train Program What: Free Saturday Trains Model Railroad Program.

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June 27 – Washington DC Museums & Monuments .....................$58 pp

Warrior Fund

July 11 – Longwood Gardens ........................................................$73 pp August 8 – Atlantic City (day at the beach)....................................$58 pp October 11 – Apple Harvest Festival (near Gettysburg) ................$50 pp November 7 – New York City (Day on your own) ..........................$48 pp

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When: Every Saturday Throughout the Year, 10 a.m. to Noon.

Where: Christ Memorial Episcopal Church at the corner of Pine and East Market streets in Danville, Montour County.

Wheelchair Engineers Program What: Free Wheelchair Engineers Program, with its handicapped-accessible model trains.

When: Saturdays from Noon to 4 p.m., open to everyone.

Where: Columbia Mall near Bloomsburg in Columbia County, at Exit 232 on Interstate 80.

Bible Study What: Tuesday Morning Men’s Fellowship will again read and study the “God’s Sighting” One Year Bible (Looking for GOD in the world around). We meet for discussion, encouragement and fellowship. Every man is welcome.

When: Meet weekly every Tuesday morning at 6:45-7:30 a.m.

Where: Harvest Moon Restaurant 3rd and Arch Newberry.

Ask the Rabbi What: Curious about what Judaism believes in?

Well, now you have the opportunity to Ask the Rabbi!

When: Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m.

Where: Starbucks Coffee Shop, 154 Academy Street, Williamsport.

Grief Share What: The Pine Street United Methodist Church Grief Share Support Group has resumed meeting.

Sign up at the office or by calling 570-323-4604.

When: Wednesdays at 7 p.m.

Where: In the Church Library of Pine Street United Methodist Church, 441 Pine St., Williamsport.

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At Cipolla Dentures, only a premium denture at an affordable price will work for our patients.

Dr. Anthony Cipolla will personally guide you through each appointment to ensure the best possible fit for you.

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.

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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.

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First Saturday Community Supper What: Christ Episcopal Church is serving a free meal to any in need; no strings attached. All are welcome.

When: The First Saturday of each month at 4 p.m.

Where: Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry Street, one block east of the James V. Brown Library.

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Free Kids Clothes 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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Grief Share Support Group What: Muncy First United Methodist Church Weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the death of someone close to

them. Video sessions and discussion sponsored by people who understand what you are experiencing.

When: Tuesdays at 7 p.m.

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

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5th Annual Cutters 5K to Benefit CDC

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he Williamsport Crosscutters, in partnership with the Children’s Development Center, will be holding the 5th Annual Cutters 5K on Saturday, June 27th at Susquehanna Bank Park at Historic Bowman Field.

The race, through Williamsport’s West End, begins at 9am with registration open at 8am. The course has runners starting

outside the ballpark entrance with the final sprint inside the stadium finishing at home plate.

Both runners and walkers are encouraged to take part in the event.

All proceeds from the event benefit the Children’s Development Center of Williamsport. Since 1923, the CDC has been providing services to children with special needs

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from birth to 21 years of age. Last year’s event attracted over 200 participants. Since its inception, almost $50,000 has been raised for the CDC through this event.

“Since the affiliation between Hope Enterprises and the Children’s Development Center was finalized, both organizations have been working together to enhance the service options for children and their families in our area. Having the support of our community with events such as the Cutters 5K, allows us to be better prepared to meet the needs of those to be served” stated Hope Enterprises President, Jim Campbell.

Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in seven male and female age categories. In addition to the prize awards, the top male and female runners will throw out ceremonial first pitches at the Williamsport Crosscutters game that evening. Prizes will also be awarded to the top three male and female walkers.

“We are proud to partner with the CDC again on this event. It just keeps growing every year”, said Cutters Vice-President of Marketing Gabe Sinicropi.

Registration is $15 in advance and $20 on race day.

All participants receive a race t-shirt (while supplies last), and a ticket to the June 27th Crosscutters vs. Batavia MuckDogs game at 7:05pm. Registration forms and more information are available online at crosscutters.com, at the Crosscutters offices at Susquehanna Bank Park or the CDC offices located at 625 W. Edwin St. Sponsorships of the event are also still available.

Opening Night 2015, presented

by Susquehanna Bank and KISS 102-7, is slated for Saturday, June 20 as the Crosscutters host the rival State College Spikes.

Season Tickets and Bonus Book mini-plans are now available at the ballpark, online at www. crosscutters.com or by phone at (570) 326-3389.

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I Jim knows Lycoming County. As a Lycoming County Planning Commissioner and Armstrong Township Supervisor for 11 years, Jim has a proven record of dedicated leadership. Hometown born and raised, Jim is a candidate who cares about keeping your taxes low. Jim Dunn offers a new vision for Lycoming County - building for the future with common sense solutions.

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have decided to revamp my weekly articles. Fitness and nutrition tips can be found just about anywhere these days. Health awareness and ones motivation to make changes rarely surface after reading an article on basic hydration facts during warmer months.

Instead, I would like to try a new approach – Let’s work from the inside out. Internal motivation is a very powerful tool when you unlock your mind to the possibilities of what your body can achieve. It all starts there anyway right?

This will be a progressive process and a tool for your own personal growth and goal setting.

First, begin by creating a list of three important areas in your life that you would like to improve.

All using only one word for each division.

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self-development? Once you have completed this exercise attach what your “big picture goal” is. By addressing the three key areas you will naturally enter into the developmental phase of personal growth.

Buffy My Example: Basile What: Relationships, Health, Growth Improve: Communication, Balance Knowledge How: Listen, Rest, Learn My “big picture” goal - Never having to wonder “what if?”

Spend time looking deeper into the motivation that either drives a goal forward or holds one at bay.

If your goal to lose weight is based off of losing more than a friend, you will fail. If your goal is to be able to run next to your child as he/she learns to ride a bike…you will succeed.

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Please plan to attend the following seminar where REFRESHMENTS will be provided: SEMINAR DATE: TUESDAY, MAY 19 2015 TIME: 12:00-1:30 P.M. PLACE: THE ELDER & SPECIAL NEEDS RESOURCE CENTER 401 WASHINGTON BLVD. WILLIAMSPORT, PA 17701 Co-Hosted by Ronald E. Cioffi, Private Wealth Advisor, Ameriprise Financial and Julieanne Steinbacher, JD, CELA, Steinbacher & Stahl Space is limited. Please make a reservation by MONDAY, MAY 18, 2015 for you and a guest. Call (570) 322-1002.

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Now, in Muncy, PA, three doctors are helping local residents with Knee Pain live more active, pain-free lives.

Do You Have Any of the Following Conditions?

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Living with knee pain can feel like a crippling experience. Let’s face it, your knees aren’t as young as you used to be, and playing with the kids or grandkids isn’t any easier either. Maybe your knee pain keeps you from walking short distances or playing golf like you used to.

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Nothing’s worse than feeling great mentally, but physically feeling held back from life because your knee hurts and the pain just won’t go away!

We are the Doctors at Twin Hills Chiropractic Health Center. Since we began practicing nearly twenty-two years ago, we’ve seen hundreds of people with knee problems leave the office pain free.

If you’re suffering from these conditions, a new breakthrough in medical technology

Finally, An Option Other Than Drugs or Surgery

Laser Therapy is an outpatient, non-surgical therapeutic modality that has been shown to reduce inflammation that causes pain while accelerating the healing process. It offers noninvasive treatment to promote healing for those who suffer from pain in muscles, nerves and joints, like that associated with chronic knee pain.

Laser Therapy is used by professional sports teams including the New York Yankees and Cincinnati Bengals.

It Promotes Rapid Healing Of The Injured Tissues

This pain-free, non-surgical approach works by stimulating the body’s natural healing processes, providing pain relief and reducing injury damage. This leading edge technology has an impressive success rate of returning patients to work, sports and competitive activities, as well as everyday life.

Patients treated with the Laser Therapy often show a higher level of function, both during and after the treatment period. The therapeutic laser provides a tremendous alternative for those facing surgery.

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our local leadership writer has a three-week teaching assignment in Eastern Europe working with government and business leaders.

Starting next week, I will be featuring some of these leaders to serve as a perspective for us in Lycoming County.

In the past twenty years of international

training, the most unique leader I had the privilege of meeting was Vitali Klitschko, currently the mayor of the city of Kiev, Ukraine. Vitali and his younger brother Wladimir Klitschko are also two of the most popular and successful heavyweight boxing champions in the world.

Vitali Klitschko, nicknamed Dr. Ironfist, had the highest knockout-tofight ratio of any highlight in boxing

history next to Rocky Marciano himself. Out of 47 fights, he only lost twice, both times due to unusual circumstances. Some boxing experts have considered Vitali Klitschko as perhaps the best pure heavyweight boxer in the past four decades.

But he and his brother are not typical boxers. Both hold Ph.Ds and speak at least four languages. What Vitali really wanted to do was be a leader.

He had more money than any man could spend, and he and his brother are absolute legends in Europe, so neither fortune or fame motivated him.

No, Vitali wanted to give back to the people of Ukraine, and for that reason, he decided to take up politics.

So it was that in November of 2008, while I was doing a leadership-training course in the city of Kiev, one of the attendees told me that his boss was interested in meeting me. I gathered it was someone important, but did not realize just how important till I was escorted by two bodyguards a popular restaurant in Kiev. The place was completely empty (which really made me begin to wonder about my mystery guest), and then Vitali Klitschko came through the door and introduced

himself.

At this time in his career, Vitali had just ended a four-year retirement. He thought he was through with boxing, and tried to take up his political interests, but the ring drove him back and he fought a title fight against the WBC Champion Samuel Peter in Berlin just a couple of weeks before.

It took eight rounds to defeat the champion in what fight experts called a “dismantling.”

I congratulated Klitchsko on his victory and he told me he was finally done with fighting and wanted to seriously pursue his political career.

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if I might serve as his leadership coach. Obviously, this was a huge opportunity, but I did not immediately accept. Instead, we talked for over an hour about his hopes and desires for the future, and particularly how he wanted to help his home country of Ukraine. I was very impressed that this man could retire and live for the rest of his life on some tropical island, but instead, he had a heart that was burning to serve.

Believe it or not, I told Vitali that he was not ready for me, because I felt that deep down, he was not ready to give up boxing. I told him that he would know when it would be time to quit, because it would be his body telling him and not his mind. I also told him that the beauty of political life is that it is never too late to jump in — when you are really ready to give it your all.

We decided to keep in touch, and he did continue to box and do so quite successfully. He was even named WBC Fighter of the Year for 2011. It would not be until December of 2013, at age 43, one of the oldest boxing

champions ever, that Vitali Klitschko would finally call it quits for good.

Vitali had been defeated for the office of mayor of Kiev, the capital and largest city in the Ukraine, back in 2008. That political setback might have been one of the reasons why he came out of his retirement and sought out an American leadership coach. But this time he did not need my help. With boxing fully behind him, he easily won the mayoral race and assumed office in June of 2014.

He has been on the forefront of the developments with Russia, and that country realizes that this is one political force that will not take to intimidation!

Serious leadership takes serious commitment. Those in politics enter for pride, power or personal altruism.

Vitali Klitschko is a great example of the third type, and the Ukraine is fortunate to have such a leader at such a time as this.

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Mitchell will become the last of five siblings to earn a degree from the college.

Since 1995, at least one “Bird brother” has been enrolled at the institution. Counting Mitchell’s pending graduation, the five brothers, all Dean’s List students, have earned eight degrees.

“Some people will say they can’t afford Penn College. I say, ‘You cannot afford not to go to Penn College,’” says matriarch Janice Bird, 69. “You get a good job in your field after you graduate. All our boys are doing well. They received an education to obtain not only a beginning position, but they all moved up. I’m 100-percent Penn College.”

Oldest son Ross W. Bird (1999 associate degree in electronics technology and a 2001 bachelor’s degree in electronics engineering technology) is president of Williamsportbased QorTek, a military and aerospace research company.

Jennings W. Bird (2000 associate degree in welding technology and a 2004 bachelor’s degree in welding and fabrication engineering technology) is production manager and a welding engineer at Valmet, a global fabrication service and technology

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The youngest son, Mitchell, who completed an engineering internship at Structural Integrity Associates in State College, plans to pursue a career in the electronics field after receiving his bachelor’s degree in electronics and computer engineering technology.

“They influenced me by example,” Mitchell said, referring to his brothers. “They helped show me that, through God and a lot of hard work and determination, I could have a great education that will yield a good job that I can enjoy, and that also will provide my family with a good life.”

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Jim and Janice Bird moved their young family to Canton from Massachusetts in 1980 to escape the high cost of living in the Bay State. A Williamsport native, Jim graduated in 1962 from Williamsport High School, which was housed in what is now the Klump Academic Center on Penn College’s main campus. Jim relied on his carpentry skills to operate a home restoration business in Canton until his death in 2013. During most of that time, Janice concentrated on homeschooling the boys.

“They had ‘x’ amount to do every day, and only when it was done, and done correctly, could they leave,” Janice said. “They became very good at realizing how to learn and how to fix things that were wrong, because they weren’t free until they got it done. There was no yellow school bus coming to save them!”

That tough-love approach to education paid off. Rather than shying from challenges, the Bird sons embraced them. They grew to love problem-solving; the more difficult, the better.

“We were shown how to do things from a very young age,” said Ross, who has six electronics-related patents in his name.

“Being motivated wasn’t optional. I think all my brothers and I have the work ethic of the last generation, because we hung around our parents rather than young people.”

During that time, they engaged in myriad hands-on activities, whether helping their father with his restoration business or completing a practical school assignment devised and delivered by their mother.

“In one word, she was focused,” said Jennings. “She always showed us how each area of study related to life and our places in the upcoming workforce.”

The family’s love of hands-on learning and the manageable commute from their 19th-century brick home in Canton made Penn College the natural choice when Ross became the first of the Birds to pursue postsecondary education.

“I liked the fact that there were three hours of lab time per course, per week. That’s how I learn best,” said Ross, who Janice dubs the “family guinea pig.”

Like his brothers who would follow, Ross learned well. His internship at QorTek led to a full-time job as an electronics engineer.

Ten years later, he became president of the company. Today, 10 of his 15 engineers are Penn College graduates.

Ross’ experience at the college and postcommencement success made it a foregone conclusion that his brothers would pick the same school.

“I have known since a young age that I would be the last brother to graduate from Penn College,” Mitchell said. “Since I was 14, I knew exactly what degree I wanted to come here for.”

“If it’s not broke, don’t fix it,” Ross said.

“The education I received was fantastic.

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“It was like, ‘Yeah, you taught me all those years, and now I get to teach you,’” Ross said. “I remember giving a homework assignment back, and the guy sitting next to her went, ‘Man, he gave his mom a B.’ I thought The Bird family, of Canton, has sent five sons to that was pretty telling. Her Penn College since 1995. From left, Ross; Guston; their mother, Janice; Mitchell; their father, the late grades were earned.”

They were also excellent. James ("Jim"); Jennings; and Seth.

Janice continued the family For Mitchell’s graduation, Janice will take tradition of making the Dean’s List. her more customary seat in the audience.

“She would say to us, ‘There are two things While Mitchell is the last of her sons to earn in this world – results and excuses, and a Penn College degree, Janice does expect to nobody cares about excuses,’” said Guston, return to commencement in the future. who is a staff sergeant in the Pennsylvania “I’m grooming the next one, you bet,” Army National Guard. “When she set out to she said when discussing homeschooling get her degree, I knew there weren’t going to Ross’ 16-year-old son, Wescot. “He’s very be excuses, just results.” motivated and hands-on. Wescot is not going At commencement, Janice enjoyed the rare to let us down. Wescot is a Bird. He’ll be honor of walking in the same ceremony as coming to Penn College.” her son Seth.

That declaration pleases Jeffrey B. Weaver, “That was something really special after all associate professor of electronics and she had sacrificed for me over the years to computer engineering technology, who has ensure that I was provided every opportunity taught three of the Bird brothers. to succeed in life,” Seth said. “What a better “I’m sure he will be a well-rounded person way to end my time at Penn College than to with the same values, morals and beliefs as celebrate with my mother and graduate with his parents and grandparents,” Weaver said. her.”

“The Birds are a special bunch.”

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5/1/2015 - 5/8/2015 Betty M. Myers, 90, of Mill Hall L. Earnest Derr, Sr., 79, of Cogan Station Barbara E. Connell, 85, of Loyalsock Creek Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Timothy A. “Timmy” Dudek, 57, of Williamsport Annabell B. Fry, 87, of Pennsdale Marlene Jean Wilton, 72, of Williamsport Henry Carl Schaeffer, 46, of Williamsport Edna M. Tebbs, 92, of Williamsport George Grugan Adams, 79, of Avis Georgette C. Anderson, 66, of Williamsport Roman A. Baier, 86, of Williamsport Aileen B. (Beryl) Ringler, 91, of Trout Run Margaret J. Harris, 92, of Laporte Martha J. Johnson, 83, formerly of Williamsport Harold S. Sones, 93, formerly of Pennsdale and Bellfonte Mary M. Shaner, 93, of Muncy Carl G. Cheatle, 76, of Williamsport Virday Jane Brown, 67, of Williamsport Beatrice Louise Lowe, 66, of Cogan Station Paul Frank Zelewicz Jr., “Buzzy”, 62, of Williamsport Ruth E. Haas, 90, of Montoursville

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

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DEALING WITH DEATH AWAY FROM HOME The shock of having a loved one die unexpectedly is only compounded by having death occur away from home. Suddenly, not only does a surviving family member have to confront the emotions that accompany the death of a family member, but there is also the seemingly insurmountable logistical task of bringing the body back home. In these cases, it’s best to leave matters in the hands of the local funeral director. Not only do we have experience in addressing all the details associated with transferring the body, but we are also part of a capable network that ensures an expeditious execution of all related matters. When death occurs away from home, the first call should be to the funeral home.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS Submit contributions in a What, When and Where format to webbnews@webbweekly. com. Thank you to williamsportlive.com for sharing their entertainment calendar with us! Look for more detailed listings coming soon!

WEEKLY EVENTS...

WEEKLY EVENTS Mondays Music Mashup & Open Mic │ Bull Run Taphouse │ 6-9 p.m. │ 605 Market Street, Lewisburg │ (570) 524-2572 Karaoke │ Keith’s Karaoke │ Kelly’s Grill │ 9 p.m. │ 37 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 327-9570 Quizzo Trivia │ Valley Inn │ 9 p.m. │ 204 Valley Street, Duboistown │ (570) 326-3383 Tuesdays Open Mic Night │ Franco’s Lounge │ 9 p.m. │ 12 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 327-1840 Open Mic Night │ Finish Line Cafe │ 8 p.m. │ 2014 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6936 Quizzo Trivia │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 9 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Karaoke │ Crippled Bear Inn │ 8 p.m. │ 2967 Lycoming Creek Road, Williamsport │ (570) 494-9979 Team Trivia │ Trail Inn │ 8 p.m. │ 3575

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Lycoming Creek Road, Williamsport │ (570) 494-0424 Karaoke w / Starmaker Entertainment │ Ye Olde Meeting Place │ 8 p.m. │ 8350 Route 405, Milton │ (570) 742-7707 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 FILM: Classic Movies │ J.V. Brown Library │ 2 p.m. │ 19 East Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-0536 │ Free!

Wednesdays Live Jazz │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 7-10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Live Music │ Barrel 135 │ 6-8 p.m. │ 135 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7131 Ruff Life Band │ American Legion Post 617 │ 3 p.m. │ 901 Market St, South Williamsport │ (570) 327-0255 Live Music │ Hull’s Landing │ 7-10 p.m. │ Routes 442 & 405, Muncy │ (570) 546-6524 Open Mic Night w/ Shawn Strickland │ Spartan Pub │ 9 p.m. │ 104 North Main Street, Hughesville │ (570) 584-2337 Wine Down Wednesday │ Eagle Rock Winery │ 5-9 p.m. │ 414 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 567-7715 Quizzo Trivia │ Kimball’s Pub │ 9 p.m. │ Second & Park Streets, WIlliamsport │ (570) 322-1115 Karaoke │ Ozzie & Mae’s Mexican Hacienda │ 9 p.m. │ 45 West Fourth Street,

Williamsport │ (570) 322-8141 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 Country Line Dancing │ Hepburn Township Fire Hall │ 7 p.m. │ 615 Route 973, Cogan Station │ (570) 494-0411 Texas Hold ‘Em │ Riverside Lounge │ 6:30 p.m. │ South Main Street, Montgomery │ (570) 547-6289 Thursdays Live Music │ Riepstine’s Pub │ 9 p.m. │ 913 Arch Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3292739 Open Mic │ The Whiskey Room │ 9 p.m. │ 30 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 567-7671 Live Music │ Avenue 209 Coffeehouse │ 7 p.m. │ 209 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock Haven │ (570) 748-6738 Quizzo Trivia │ Cloud 9 Airport Restaurant & Lounge │ 7:30 p.m. │ 700 Airport Road, Montoursville │ (570) 601-4603 Quizzo Trivia │ Hull’s Landing │ 9 p.m. │ Routes 442 & 405, Muncy │ (570) 546-6524 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 DJ Reaper │ The New K-Bar │ 8 p.m. │ 523 East Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-7873 DJ & Karaoke w / Steve Hunter │ Amer Legion Post 617 │ 8 p.m. │ 901 Market St, So Williamsport │ (570) 327-0255

DJ & Karaoke w / Discmaster DJ │ Rivals Sports Bar │ 9 p.m. │ 420 River Avenue, Williamsport │ (570) 322-8980 Karaoke w / KJ Hammie │ Riverside Lounge │ 9 p.m. │ South Main Street, Montgomery │ (570) 547-6289 Fridays Live Music │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Live Music │ The Stonehouse │ 9 p.m.

-MID │ 343 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-3339 Live Music │ The Cell Block │ 10 p.m. - Gallows │ 154 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7475 Live Music │ American Legion Post 617 │ 9 p.m. │ 901 Market St, South Williamsport │ (570) 327-0255 Live Music │ American Legion Post 104 │ 9 p.m. │ 1312 Broad Street, Montoursville │ (570) 368-9000 Live Music │ Hull’s Landing │ 9:30 p.m. │ Routes 442 & 405, Muncy │ (570) 546-6524 Live Music │ Hangar 9 │ 9 p.m. │ 208 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock Haven │ (570) 893-7638 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 DJ Blaze │ The New K-Bar │ 9 p.m. │ 523 East Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3267873 DJ │ Riverside Lounge │ 9 p.m. │ South

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Sunday Sunday Jazz Brunch Workshop │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 12-4 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth St, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Quizzo Trivia │ The Sticky Elbow │ 9 p.m. │ 631 Washington Boulevard, Williamsport │ (570) 323-8888 Texas Hold ‘Em │ Riverside Lounge │ 6:30 p.m. │ South Main Street, Montgomery │ (570) 547-6289

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Saturday Live Music │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Live Music │ The Stonehouse │ 9 p.m.

-MID │ 343 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-3339 Live Music │ Barrel 135 │ 10 p.m. -MID │ 135 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7131 Live Music │ The Cell Block │ 10 p.m. - Gallows │ 154 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7475 Live Acoustic Music │ The Cell Block │ 9 p.m. - McMullins │ 154 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7475 Live Music │ American Legion Post 617 │ 9 p.m. │ 901 Market St, South Williamsport │ (570) 327-0255 Live Music │ Trout Run Hotel │ 9 p.m. │ 88 Confair Lane, Trout Run │ (570) 998-2776 Live Music │ New Mountain Tavern │ 9:30 p.m. │ Route 15, Montgomery │ (570) 547-0750 Live Music │ Ye Olde Meeting Place │ 9:30 p.m. │ 8350 Route 405, Milton │ (570) 742-7707

Live Music │ Hull’s Landing │ 9:30 p.m. │ Routes 442 & 405, Muncy │ (570) 5466524 Sax Daddy & Friends │ Forksville General Store │ 7 p.m. │ Bridge Street, Forksville │ (570) 924-4982 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 DJ & Karaoke w / Your Request DJ/ Karaoke │ New K-Bar │ 9 p.m. │ 523 E Third St, Williamsport │ (570) 326-7873 DJ │ Riverside Lounge │ 9 p.m. │ South Main Street, Montgomery │ (570) 547-6289 DJ & Karaoke │ Rauchtown Inn │ 9:30 p.m. │ 3235 Rauchtown Road, Jersey Shore │ (570) 745-7574 Team Trivia │ Hangar 9 │ 8 p.m. │ 208 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock Haven │ (570) 893-7638

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SELLING SATURDAY, MAY 16 -- 8:33AM COLLECTIBLE AUTOMOBILE, MOPED, RIDING MOWERS/SNOWBLOWER, MANIKINS, LOG SPLITTER, MODERN FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, COLLECTIBLES, CABINETS, TABLES, FILE CABINETS, SAFE, ELECTRIC WIRING & PANELS, PLUMBING SUPPLIES, ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES, NEON BEER SIGNS, MOVIE POSTERS & MURAL, WOODWORKING SPORTS PLAQUES, COATRACKS, TOOL CADDIES, GAMES, COLLECTIBLE PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC, FARM EQUIPMENT, CANOPIES, TOOLS, SCRAP METAL, LAWN & EXERCISE EQUIPMENT, LUMBER, PILES OF MULCH, MUSHROOM, TOP & POTTING SOIL, SCAFFOLDING, FISHING RODS & REELS AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is just an outline of items that will be sold…full listing & pics @ marquetteauctions.com or auctionzip.com ID #1907! All items will be sold as-is with no warranties applied. Statements made day of auction take precedence over previously printed material. Times-everything mixed. Friday, May 15th selling all woodworking equipment, wood & ammo, etc. & Saturday, May 16th selling lg selection of quality equipment, tools, households, beer signs, electrical supplies, collectible car (12 noon), movie posters, etc. We’ll be selling w/2 auctioneers at same time on Saturday. You won’t want to miss this auction…we have something for everyone! TERMS—Cash or good PA check only!

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Outfits Not Just Clothes...

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First, find the silhouette(s) sually when you that is the most flattering think “uniform” to your figure. The best images of Postal uniforms are ones that make Workers, Police your body look its best.

Officers, UPS Drivers pop No matter your body type into mind. But, uniforms it’s always a good rule of aren’t all bad. Uniform, by thumb to try to appear as its basic definition is—“an identifying outfit or style Bernadette tall as possible, and define Ulsamer your waist, especially for of dress.”

No reference curvier ladies. Showing off to khakis shorts, or lunch lady whites in that description. In you shape, wearing fitted (not tight) fact uniforms can be stylish go-to clothes, and pulling up the focus to outfits that are major time savers in your face is a good place to start. the mornings before you head out Don’t be afraid to experiment with to seize your day. My own personal different silhouettes and accessories, uniform is cropped colorful trousers, until you find the right combination a printed blouse, blazer, and heels. for your body.

Keep your ears and mind open to Sometimes I’ll mix it up with loafers, or a striped tee-shirt, but compliments. If people repeatedly for the most part I have variations compliment you on a look, and it of this standard look that allow me makes you feel good about yourself, to get dressed quickly and set my why not consider it for your uniform? fashionable, and punctual, foot out Nine times out of ten compliments of the door. Here are some basic tips are genuine and can be trusted. Think for finding/creating your own stylish of yourself, would you go out of your way to praise some one’s outfit if it uniform.

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Personally, I go through color phases that can change with the season.

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Not everyone can pull off bold hues like tangerine, yellow, and fire-

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weren’t true. However, don’t blindly follow other people’s opinion, this is your body and your style, but do take it into account. It can be hard to be objective when it comes to your own personal style and getting feedback from others can help you focus.

Another great place to start in creating your uniform is identifying your signature color. Now this could be your favorite color, or a shade that is prevalent in your current wardrobe. Repeatedly wearing a certain color gives your style some

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engine red. Not sure where to start?

Think blues—navy, cobalt, robin’s egg—are shades that work for just about everyone’s coloring, and they are timeless.

Regardless of the silhouette, compliment-rate, or color(s) the ideal uniform should marry form with function. In other words, your signature outfit must work with your lifestyle. My uniform functions for my fulltime office job. But, your

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personal uniform may not have anything to do with your work. It may be the signature look you have for nights out, or for going about daily errands and the school fun. It could be something simple like black jeans and a cashmere V-neck sweater, or more business professional like a skirt suit and statement scarf. You are the best authority on what will fit your lifestyle, and it may take some trial and error, but once you have the

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then start slowing building up those quality pieces. I know, that’s asking a lot for a go-to outfit, but during the course of those 5-10 years you’re more likely to enjoy wearing those quality pieces over and over again versus cheaper, less timetested versions. Plus which, you’ll generally look more expensive on a regular basis, always a win in my book!

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basic look down you’ll be glad of the effort you put forth.

Once you’ve pinned down your uniform consider investing in higherquality garments. I’m not suggesting buying up all the cashmere v-neck sweaters you can lay your hands on in one go, but instead over time build up a rotation of durable and well-fitted pieces for your signature look. This is a long-game type of commitment. So be sure the uniform you nail down has the legs to carry you through for the next 5-10 years,

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Lovely Queen Anne Victorian on 3 acres with mountain views. With over 2700 sqft of living space this home offers large rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, top of the line Electrolux kitchen appliances, first floor family room, many original light fixtures, pocket doors and many built-ins. Efficient Harmon heating system for wood, coal or oil. Large barn and state land and great fishing nearby. $249,900 Dir: Route 14 North to Bodines Bridge, house on left, shortly after Donny’s Country Mall.

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Some of your best memories are made while traveling, so honor them with keepsake crafts that you can make uniquely yours.

Travel keepsake decor is a great way to capture and preserve all of the wonderful places you’ve visited, as well as creating a great conversation piece for all who visit your home. Whether it’s a postcard or a sea shell, make use of knickknacks you’ve picked up on your journeys and incorporate them into a piece of art you and your family can cherish.

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Lonnie Gamble, Executive Director with the assistance of Carolyn E. Perry, Executive Assistant and Eileen Harley, Academic Enrichment Program Coordinator founded the Community Alliance for Progressive Positive Action (CAPPA) in 2001.

The following is an example of what hard work, determination and love for your community can accomplish.

Lonnie reached out to Russell Thomkins, Jr., Lead Singer of The New Stylistics and invited them to perform at the Community Arts Center along with Eddie Holman. Close to 1,000 people attended the event that night to hear the fantastic sounds from the Stylistics, Eddie Holman and Pitch Perfect Band. They came out to hear songs that produced 7 Gold Albums, 5 Gold Singles, 2 Double Gold Singles, 8 Platinum Albums, 1 Double Platinum and 4 Platinum Singles along with a Grammy nomination in 1994 for “You

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The diversity of the audience was amazing. It really gave Lonnie pause to see the number of people who helped make that evening a very special one for his organization.

The Pitch Perfect Band warmed up the crowd prior Leroy to Eddie Holman taking the Baer stage. Known for his popular hit single, “Hey There Lonely Girl”, Eddie made it evident, very quickly, that he hasn’t lost a beat. For 50 years, Eddie has proven to be one of the most famous falsetto voices ever heard. What a great performance by Eddie Holman and the Pitch Perfect Band.

A brief intermission followed and then the New Stylistics took the stage. All I can say is WOW! I had the privilege to see them in person back in 1972 when I was stationed at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. They performed at the Hampton Coliseum at that time.

Over 30 years later and they haven’t lost anything, including a full head of hair (Russell). Their performance

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Cards and prayers are always welcome. Be sure to call before stopping at a patient’s home to visit and, if you offer to do something, absolutely follow through!

Most patients want things to remain “normal” and that is not always possible. However, if you have children at home try to stay with the normal routine to provide consistency and stability.

Last, the person you are caring for doesn’t always want to discuss their condition or answer “how are you doing?” questions. Listen attentively to what the patient discusses and asks, pay attention to non-verbal signals like nods, smiles, frowns and sighs, and follow their lead. While not everyone can be a successful primary caregiver, even the slightest contributions to addressing the patient’s needs can be comforting and make a big difference.

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Many people are reluctant to ask for help, but the support of friends, neighbors, co-workers and your church to provide meals, transportation and assistance with light housekeeping can help you handle the added responsibilities of caregiving. If you are using outside agencies for help, read carefully which services are covered by insurance, available on a sliding scale fee basis or need to be paid for out-of-pocket.

Not everyone is physically and emotionally equipped to be a caregiver. It is better to acknowledge your strengths and ask for support to shore up your weaknesses than to become completely overwhelmed.

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Early civilizations came and went with the rains. Humans moved from forest to savannah and picked up hoes, tamed livestock, and built boats. They

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Centuries ago, people learned to harness and save water, yet they could do little but dance or pray for rain to fall in times of draught. In the early 1400s, King Sejong the Great of Korea understood how to measure what fell. In the late 1500s, witches were blamed for dry spells; barometers were invented a hundred years later, and a fad for weather-watching captivated America and Europe.

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