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From the Publisher…

One Long Season to Remember?

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hat an amazing time of year if you’re a sports fan. There is something going on for everyone — provided you are interested in athletic competition. On the professional sports scene all four major sports can be found in season, sometimes all competing on the same day.

Major League Baseball is wrapping up their Fall Classic, which used to end in the middle of October. This year if it goes seven games, the calendar turns to November. As I’m penning this column, it appears it could be headed that direction. The Dodgers and Astros are evenly matched and could turn it into a November Classic.

This brings up a couple of quick thoughts.

Do you remember when the LA Dodgers and Houston Astros were in the same division? Both competed in the National League West and obviously could not meet in a World Series. And if someone has a huge World Series are they now going to be known as Mr. November? Reggie Jackson first earned his nickname as Mr. October playing for the Oakland A’s during the early 70s. He cemented his nickname in history with three home runs in game six of the 1977 Fall Classic as a New York Yankee.

Reggie-Reggie-Reggie for those who were watching back then.

Yankee captain, Thurman Munson, was interviewed and stated, “Go ask Mr. October,” in reference to Jackson’s great

postseason success. That’s when the name stuck, and Reggie would be forever branded as “Mr. October”. Incidentally, the Yankees did close out the ‘77 WS that night; the date was October 18th. The only other player to hit three home runs in a WS game? The legendary Babe Ruth. It happened in Game 3 of the 1926 World Series versus St. Louis. The Cardinals won that World Series in six games and it ended on October the 10th. And yes, I had to look up the dates. Is November baseball a good thing or bad thing?

Moving right along…

Next up the NFL, who now play their Super Bowl in February. With all the discussion about concussions and health effects on players, the season sure doesn’t end any sooner. I guess they did cut out some work out and preseason action. That’s a conversation for another day.

This is the time of the year that the NFL just gets cooking when the contenders separate themselves from pretenders. NFL action can now be watched Thursday, all day Sunday and, of course, Monday night.

The Eagles and Steelers are both looking like strong contenders to still be playing around the time Punxsutawney Phil comes out of his hole to let us know Spring Training is about to begin for the MLB players. Oh, I thought that was what it meant if he saw his shadow?

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The Steelers defeated the Cowboys, 35-31 in the Super Bowl, which was played on January 21, 1979. I always liked talking about the Steelers beating the Cowboys.

Terry Bradshaw was the MVP, and there was much discussion about the Super Jim Bowl being held so late Webb, Jr. in January. That same year the “We are Family” Pirates won the World Series on October 17th over Manager Earl Weaver’s Baltimore Orioles.

Let’s move on to the ice. The NHL just began their season, and the Pittsburgh Penguins are looking for the hat trick of Lord Stanley’s Cup, three in a row for all the Flyers fans reading this. This past National Hockey League season ended on June 12th, a 3-1 Pens victory over the San Jose Sharks.

That took the National Hockey League right to the time the Boys of Summer were just getting warmed up and also about the time the NBA was thinking about a champion.

The National Basketball Association season also began a week or so ago. You can find an NBA game on TV every night of the week. I must say I am not a fan like I was during the days of Michael, Magic, and Bird. For you younger readers that’s Michael Jordan, Ervin Johnson, and Larry Bird. In 1980 the NBA Series featured Bird versus Magic. The Lakers won the series in six games, and it ended on May 16th.

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I do tend to watch when playoff time begins in the middle of April. Last year the NBA ended the season on June 12th with Golden State defeating Cleveland and LeBron James. That’s right the NBA, and NHL both ended the same day last year, how could I forget that? Maybe because they play nine months out of the year in today’s world?

So that links together one long professional sports season that never ends. Let’s just call it the MFL — short for money for all leagues. That is where those extra long seasons and television contracts come into play — or should I say pay?

Wait there’s more — what about college football the first college football playoff rankings are coming out and basketball soon to tip off? I enjoy them much more than the pros. I better save that story for another day.

How about this, get out and support your local high school team. The PIAA District 4 playoffs are set to begin on the gridiron and those young men, and yes we have a few young women playing locally, play for the love of the game. The coaches also coach for the love of the game. If we ever figured out a local coaches pay per hour, we all would probably be shocked.

Seven or possibly eight county teams will be in playoff action this week. It’s been another great high school football season around the area. I wish all good luck and great health as many players are closing out their scholastic careers. We all can be proud how our young people and coaches represent our communities.

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The In-Between Time

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alloween is officially behind us and now we have a little bit of time to just breathe before the holiday season begins. I know that local stores would have you believe that the holidays are right on top of us, but let’s not rush things. Right now is the perfect time of year to just be.

The weather is getting colder, the leaves are just about finished turning, and we have a few weeks until Thanksgiving, let’s all just make a collective decision to relax a little bit.

Enjoy a night in with a movie or Netflix (Looking at you, new season of “Stranger Things”), spend the evening with a blanket on your porch, or hang out around a bonfire with friends. Keep it simple. Because we all know that once Thanksgiving hits, the majority of us will be on the run until New Year’s, so take a little time for you while you can.

This time before the holiday season hits is also a good time to get ready and organized for the holidays. Now is a good time for some fall cleaning, or plotting out your shopping lists for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Or maybe

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Steph If you are one of Nordstrom those who insists on starting holiday decorating as soon as Halloween is over, now is a good time to sort through and get rid of or donate decorations you are no longer using or have out-lived their usefulness.

Most people associate spring with cleaning up and out, but fall can be a great time also. Especially if you know you and/or your kiddos have presents coming and are going to need to make room for the new influx of toys, clothes and knick-knacks.

Don’t Forget!

Please, please don’t forget that Tuesday, November 7th is Election Day! These smaller elections are often overlooked, but this is where serious changes are made to government when you aren’t paying attention.

If you live in the City of Williamsport this is a particularly important election.

Not only are there a couple of City Council seats up for grabs, but there are important questions on the ballot concerning whether or not a Charter Commission should be formed to study if we have the best and most effective form of government in place for the City.

There are also questions regarding who should be on these commissions, so again, please make sure you get out and vote.

If you want to know the exact wording of the questions, see the two “Notice” ads right below.

If you live outside of the city, there are still a lot of borough and township positions up for election, so make sure your voice is heard in your community.

It’s easy to believe your vote doesn’t matter, but like I said, these smaller elections are where big decisions are made when others think you aren’t looking.

If you want to change the status quo, now is the time and this is your chance.

If you want to see who is on your ballot before you head to the polls, they are available at www.lyco.org. The link is under the Departments tab, then voter services.

NOTICE OF ELECTION The City Clerk of the City of Williamsport, Janice Frank, hereby gives Notice that the following question under the Home Rule and Optional Plan of Government, will appear on the November 7, 2017 Election Ballot in all 17 wards of the City of Williamsport: Shall a Government Study Commission of seven members be elected to study the existing form of government of the City of Williamsport, to consider the advisability of the adoption of a Home Rule Charter and, if advisable, to draft and recommend a Home Rule Charter?

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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION The City of Williamsport Mayor, Gabriel Campana, hereby proclaims that the following referendum, under the Optional Third Class City Charter Law, will appear on the November 7, 2017 Election Ballot in all 17 wards in the City of Williamsport:

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American Rescue Workers Box City Highlights Homelessness This Weekend

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omelessness is one of America’s greatest and most serious of social problems and to shine a spotlight on this problem the local American Rescue Workers organization will be holding a “Box City” this weekend, November 3 and 4.

November is National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month; it is a good time to get involved with groups that work hard to meet the needs of the homeless and hungry in our community.

The Community Needs Assessment of Lycoming County revealed that the problem of homelessness had been exacerbated since 2010, and from year to year continues to intensify the need for emergency shelter. For nearly 85 years American Rescue Workers (ARW) has worked hard to meet the evolving needs of the hungry and homeless, which included the addition of Saving Grace Shelter in February of 2011.

Saving Grace is an emergency family shelter for men women and children of Lycoming County. The 24 beds available

at Saving Grace contribute to the 70 beds available through the American Rescue Workers’ shelter programs. In order to raise awareness and funding for homelessness prevention, an annual fundraising event, Box City, was started specifically in support of Saving Grace Family Shelter in 2013. This fundraiser is a necessary means for the American Rescue Workers to continue the services and programs that are offered through this life-saving family shelter.

It costs ARW $16 per person, per day, to shelter, feed, clothe, and care for the Lycoming County residents who are guests of Saving Grace Shelter.

The Williamsport area has, what is often referred to as a “hidden homeless”, problem. But, don’t let the “hidden” part fool you. The homelessness issue in the city is alive and very serious.

According to Mike Kane the ARW’s Director of Shelters, “Homelessness is a growing issue here in Lycoming County, and unfortunately, a lot of people don’t even know that homelessness exists here — let alone that it’s a major issue. So far this year, Saving Grace has provided shelter and meals to 315 adults and 37

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an invaluable resource to this county and we all ought to be supporting this ministry of ARW.” “Box City started five years ago because we were in desperate need of additional funding for Saving Grace.

The goal of the event is to raise money, and more importantly awareness, for the homelessness problem here. When you’re not exposed to a problem, then you may not even be aware that there is one, so our goal is to teach the community about the realities of homelessness. Please consider joining us for the night, or just the evening, to learn how you can come be a part of the solution,” said Dawn Astin, Business Administrator for the ARW. The American Rescue Workers is a faith-based, nonprofit organization giving spiritual and material aid to those in need, with a goal of hunger and homelessness prevention. For more information about the ARW programs or services or to make a gift to support their mission, visit www. arwwilliamsport.org.

For further information and forms for registration for this event, sponsorship, and event flyers visit www. arwwilliamsport.org/boxcity or contact American Rescue Workers at 570-3238401.

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children who otherwise would have been faced with homelessness.”

The Box City will take place at Lycoming College’s Intramural Field (the gated field just off of Market Street in Williamsport) this Friday and Saturday, starting Friday, November 3 at 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. on Saturday, November 4. A limited supply of materials to create cardboard box shelters will be provided as well as food and beverages, a fire, warming tent, and entertainment on Friday evening. A 15-minute presentation highlighting facts about homelessness will transition the evening into a time of solidarity with the homeless — with participants sleeping in their cardboard box structures. This year’s goal is to raise $20,000 for Saving Grace Shelter, as well as funding for Family Promise of Lycoming County, a sheltering program for homeless families in transition. The registration fee for Box City is $20 per person or $10 per person in groups of five or more.

Some of the Box City participants return year after year in order to raise awareness and money for the event.

Paul Nyman said, “This is my 5th year sleeping out for Box City and each year I find this event to be an eyeopening experience. Saving Grace is

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Some Post-Halloween Thoughts

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ey kids, your “sugar overload” is about to commence.

Halloween that is, (or was). You’re going to make your dentist happy and your parents upset as you try to devour five times the legal limit of chocolate into your body at one sitting.

I speak from experience.

So here’s another quick tip before you dress up this year or next year for the big night out.

Don’t judge a house by it’s shutters!

Many of us youngsters always wanted to seek out the biggest, fanciest, wealthiest homes to ring their doorbell. We thought they’d provide the best stash of sweets.

Plenty of times we were wrong!

There were homes hidden near dead ends, or not decorated to the hilt, or small ranch homes owned by elderly people who were on fixed incomes. You know, car ports, not carriage houses.

These home owners could have easily turned off their lights and avoid this entire “scary” scenario. Many kids “wrote them off,” expecting an old apple or a popcorn ball or a plain Hershey bar.

Wrong! I can vividly remember one senior citizen who made home made caramel covered apples on sticks. She was proud of not only making them, but handing them out!

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Honestly, anybody can pass out a Kit Kat or a Snickers (nothing wrong with that) but a fresh caramel apple? Like steak versus hamburger.

Another older couple presented us cookies wrapped in cellophane with a bright orange bow around it. I am betting they couldn’t get to a store to buy Gerry candy, so they stayed home and Ayers baked the goods! Our taste buds were better off for it.

Now, you might have to stand a bit longer to reap these benefits. Seniors are often lonely and love to chat, especially to children. So, be patient, and be gracious.

The homes that go total blackout on Halloween night like a WW II practice to avoid bombing? Could be for any number of reasons. Out of town. At work. Didn’t pay the utility bill. Don’t like strangers.

Cheapskates. Who knows?

However there comes a time when trick or treating becomes passé. Just not cool anymore to be part of a parade of costumes going door to door in pursuit of sweet stuff. I think I stopped going around age 12, but in all honesty probably could have stretched a few more years.

Peer pressure. To hear those words...”jeez, you want to trick or treat? That’s for little kids!”

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OBITUARIES ~ Week of ~

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William A. Reed, 92, formerly of Williamsport Grover A. “Sonny” Updegraff, 80, of Williamsport George V. Deuel, 92, of Williamsport Lucille M. Weaver (Tebbs), 89, of Williamsport Jack L. Coleman, Jr., 60, of Williamsport Thomas R. Creasey, 79, of Williamsport Martha J. (Davidson) Moffett, 95, of Christiana Robert R. “Robby” Phillips, 47, of Williamsport B. Jane (Bohart) Mankey, 93, of Williamsport Michael L. Buckingham, 64, of Linden Emery K. Myers, 67, Watsontown Kenny LaRue Woodling, 74, of Picture Rocks Corder Rezin Davis, 92, of Hughesville Leroy E. Gottschall, 84, of Muncy Carl (Pappy) Levern Frantz, 84, of Williamsport Betty J. Waltz, 90, of Cogan Station Ruth H. Snyder, 98, of Williamsport Leigh Stearns Travis, 39, formerly of Williamsport Joan O. Conboy, 86, of Williamsport Evelyn G. Curry, 84, of Hughesville Maria Deisenroth, 69, of Bastress Twp. Full Listings are available on our website, ~ www.webbweekly.com ~ . If you have a question or do not have access to a computer, please call - 570-326-9322.

All this hoopla about changing the form of city government doesn’t appear to be about helping the city. Nor does it appear to actually give the people more voice.

No, this seems to be about personality conflicts and control!

WILLIAMSPORT HAS A HISTORY OF STRONG MAYORS

IF YOU CAN’T BEAT ‘EM... ELIMINATE ‘EM

Every citizen understands that there should be discussion and even disagreement over issues concerning the city. That happens when all voices are represented. But this council seems to vote 7- 0 on everything. How can that be representing the voters? Constant 7- 0 votes are suspicious enough, but now it appears that council just wants to battle with the Mayor, micro-manage the department heads and police force, and interrogate his appointees.

This constant bickering, name calling and political posturing must stop.

Since this last election, little to nothing is getting done aside from bickering.

It’s difficult to recall this degree of animosity before in Williamsport.

Just two years ago, when Bill Hall was council President, things were much different and much better. Certainly Hall and the Mayor had strong discussions and sometimes disagreed, but at the end of it all, they both did what was best for the city and got things done! And that’s what we need now!

BRING BACK BILL

The apparent dysfunction between council and the Mayor, and council’s seemingly subversive attempt to change city government in their favor, can only make one relish the days when council had stronger leadership. When Bill Hall was Council President, he found ways to look past personalities and distill down whatever issue was at hand to the essential elements.

Bill Hall was skilled at working towards consensus and always showed proper respect for fellow council members, the Mayor and the entire staff of the city.

In fact, you’d have to look far and wide to find anyone who understands 3rd Class city rules and regulation like Bill Hall.

Like all people who try to run for office and serve their community, none are perfect. But now, today, in this election we need a sensible, knowledgeable, levelheaded leader with a track record of solid accomplishments like Bill Hall.

Whatever challenges continue or whatever new ones arise, let’s all hope and pray that the city can address them as the problems they are and not spend time and money bringing personalities into the mix.

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After the last Mayoral election, some current council members seemed to fear that this Mayor would never leave office. And of course, it’s alleged that some of them desire the seat for themselves. That has been a natural occurrence in the city Agents! for years - council members running forOutstanding or becoming Mayor.

The last three Mayors were all on council. But unfortunately for the Results! city of Williamsport, this Outstanding council has spent more time, energy andDeb tax payer’ s money tryingOwner to tarnish the Williams, Broker, reputation of this Mayor (hoping he would resign) than they have trying to fix Williamsport’s problems.

It’s as if the back-biting mind-set of Washington DC has infiltrated the government of Williamsport.

It would seem that when this council realized the Mayor was not going to resign, no matter what “fake news” and unfounded attacks they directed towards him, they decided to try to change the government and eliminate the position of mayor.

In essence, they want to take away your right to choose your Mayor!

If changed, they would then be free to hire their own “hand-picked manager”, pay that person $125,000.000 to $150,000.00 and have total control over the manager’s actions. And total control over the city! Rather frightening isn’t it?

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The advantage of having a strong Mayor is not just the ability to keep all departments of government in check and balance like the State and Federal Government system. It’s also about vision, drive and desire to do more for the city.

Visionary Mayors like Steve Lucasi brought us the Sheridan Hotel (now the Holiday Inn) and worked to beautify downtown with landscaping and lighting.

Mayor Phil Preziosi facilitated bringing Wegmans to Williamsport, proving Williamsport would and could support a major retail chain again.

Mayor Steve Cappelli actually made difficult budget cuts and reduced the tax burden during his term - and council worked with him to make it happen!

Can you imagine that happening today?

Even Mayor Mary Wolf had a vision of revitalizing the city and making it a destination for Arts and Music. She is responsible for the state-of-the-art Theatre complex.

And just stop to think of all the good things and fantastic developments that have happened in the city in the last 10 years under Mayor Campana like Kohls, The Arena, Starbucks, Panera, and a vibrant downtown.

You just can’t hire Vision, Desire, and Drive like that.

This all appears to be veiled in the statement that council wants to give the people more voice in government. But this proposed system would appear to conflict with that goal. How do you have a voice if you don’t have a representative from your neighborhood speaking on issues that affect you?

The council today consist of several members all from the same area of Williamsport. There are no council members from Newberry or East End. So exactly how are all the citizens going to be represented?

Is this council going to propose representatives from different voting wards?

Not likely.

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Thinking back, it was a night where you got exercise, snagged more candy than the local five and dime, and met new people. And....got a glimpse inside of other people’s foyers if they invited you in past their front doorstep!

My mother loved passing out candy to children who came to our door. She never tired of the doorbell buzzing endlessly or the grasping hands and bags being hurled her way. I must report the past several years she actually ran out; instead of “closing shop,” she ran to the store to get more while someone else watched the door!

Some of my fondest memories of Halloween night wasn’t gathering or counting candy, but hitting serves and retrieving balls. Tennis balls, mind you.

For many years, it was a tradition that me and local attorney Ron Travis would meet at the outdoor Williamsport Tennis Club on Reed Street at about 5:30 or 6:00 p.m. on Halloween eve and play a few sets.

Some of these nights were actually mild and we played in shorts and short sleeve shirts. Other times it was downright chilly. You’d have to wear warm up pants and sweater vests to stay warm. I can remember barking out the score and seeing my breath like a December NFL game. It was also “cool” to see the steam come off your head as we ran down balls and began to sweat!

As me and Mr. Travis sparred on the clay courts (avoiding some crunchy leaves underfoot) children would pass us on the long sidewalk next to the club and watch us play out points.

Or should I say Ron and I watched them. We brought tennis bags. They had plastic pumpkin heads with handles. I tried to look like Bjorn Borg or Mats Wilander. They were firemen, super heroes and princesses. Yes, that was us so many years ago. And I am sure Ron took his two daughters on many trick or treat excursions.

Sometimes a child would ask for a stray tennis ball. Ron or I would grab a used one out of our bag and toss it over the fence to them. Under one condition.

I trade you a ball for a nice piece of candy. Just the thing I needed as an energy boost during a changeover. It’s no banana or pack of raisins, but hey, this IS Halloween!

It was also just the ticket to relive those grand times of walking the neighborhood with other spooks and ghouls.

In retrospect, it’s hard to say which aspect of Halloween I enjoyed more. Being young and herded around like cattle to score M & M’s and licorice sticks, or as an adult hearing the kids who passed the courts say to to their pals...”those guys are good.”

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If you care about the amount of taxpayer funds that are contributed to the Clinton Township Volunteer Fire Company, and if you care about how your taxpayer funds are being spent by the Fire Company, please read this article before you cast your vote for Township Supervisor on November 7th.

The following FACTS were obtained from PUBLIC SOURCES (sources appear in parentheses): LOANS TO FIRE COMPANY MEMBERS • 2010 - Fire Company loaned $5,000 to Fire Chief Todd Winder (Form 990 filed with IRS for 2010).

• 2011 - Fire Company loaned an additional $1,087 to Fire Chief Todd Winder (Form 990 filed with IRS for 2011).

• 2017 - Clinton Township Supervisors received letter from Fire Company’s Certified Public Accountant stating that three (3) loans were made to members of the Fire Company during the last ten (10) years; however, names of members and loan amounts were not disclosed in this letter (Clinton Township Supervisors).

SCHOLARSHIPS TO FAMILY MEMBERS • 2015 - Fire Chief Todd Winder’s oldest child received a $1,500 scholarship from Fire Company (Montgomery Area School District).

• 2016 - Fire Chief Todd Winder’s two (2) youngest children each received $1,500 scholarships from Fire Company (Montgomery Area School District).

CONTRIBUTIONS OF TAXPAYER FUNDS TO FIRE COMPANY • 2010 - Clinton Township Supervisors contributed approximately $146,465 of taxpayer funds to Fire Company (Clinton Township Supervisors).

• 2011 - Clinton Township Supervisors contributed approximately $169,113 of taxpayer funds to Fire Company (Clinton Township Supervisors).

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TO ALL CLINTON TOWNSHIP VOTERS

• 2015 - Clinton Township Supervisors contributed approximately $213,829 of taxpayer funds to Fire Company (Clinton Township Supervisors).

• 2016 - Clinton Township Supervisors contributed approximately $212,160 of taxpayer funds to Fire Company (Clinton Township Supervisors).

STATE LAW REQUIRES FIRE COMPANY TO SUBMIT FISCAL RECORDS

• Pennsylvania Second Class Township Code, Section 1803(a) states that “The fire companies shall submit to the board of supervisors an annual report of the use of the appropriated moneys for each completed year of the township before any further payments may be made to the fire companies for the current year.”

• It is worth noting that the required annual itemized listing of all expenditures by the Fire Company is not available at the Clinton Township office.

FIRE COMPANY ADMINISTRATION DOMINATED BY ONE FAMILY • Since 2008, Ronald Winder (brother of Fire Chief Todd Winder) served as Treasurer for the Fire Company, and Ronald was the Treasurer in 2010 and 2011when his brother and Fire Chief Todd Winder received loans from the Fire Company (Form 990 filed with IRS for 2008 through 2015).

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• Pennsylvania Second Class Township Code, Section 1553(c) states that “The township shall require any emergency services organizations receiving township funds to provide to the township an annual itemized listing of all expenditures of these funds before the township may consider budgeting additional funding to the organization.”

• In 2010, Wilbur Winder (now deceased father of Ronald Winder and Todd Winder) was a Trustee of the Fire Company when Fire Chief Todd Winder received a $5,000 loan from the Fire Company (Form 990 filed with IRS for 2010).

• In 2011, Melvin Alexander (brother-in-law of Treasurer Ronald Winder) was President of the Fire Company when Fire Chief Todd Winder received an additional loan of $1,087 from the Fire Company (Form 990 filed with IRS for 2011).

• Patrick Deitrick is a candidate for Township Supervisor, AND is a member of the Fire Company (Clinton Township Volunteer Fire Company website). It is worth noting that Patrick Deitrick’s daughter is married to Ronald Winder’s son.

The dominance of one family in an organization that has an annual budget of over $400,000, and that annually is the beneficiary of over $200,000 of taxpayer money is concerning from the perspective of having an adequate system of checks and balances for fiscal accountability.

SUPERVISOR CANDIDATES COMMITTED TO HOLDING FIRE COMPANY ACCOUNTABLE The following candidates for Township Supervisor are committed to holding the Fire Company fiscally accountable to the taxpayers of Clinton Township: John (JJ) W. Magyar, II Richard (Rick) S. Kneedler

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• The following family members are currently administrative officers of the Fire Company: President - Melvin Alexander (brother-in-law of Treasurer Ronald Winder), Vice President - Shane Winder (cousin of Treasurer Ronald Winder and Fire Chief Todd Winder), Treasurer - Ronald Winder (brother-in-law of President Melvin Alexander, cousin of Vice President Shane Winder, and brother of Fire Chief Todd Winder), and Secretary - Stephanie Winder (wife of Treasurer Ronald Winder and sister-in-law of President Melvin Alexander) (Clinton Township Volunteer Fire Company website).

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He’d “met” her while looking for the phone number of someone at ExcelsiCon who could release him from that ridiculous obligation. He’d never seen her face-to-face but he somehow knew her heart. To Darien, she was already magic…

Remember how, as a child, you were utterly captivated by the tale of a poor orphan girl and her accidental path to Princesshood? That classic tale has grown up now, and “Geekerella” is pretty cute.

Gone are sewing birds and horsedrawn carriages. The stuffy king is now a driven businessman. Author Ashley Poston gives her heroine a Fairy Godmother with green hair and a carriage that smells like grease, but the romance is still here: teen readers will be thrilled by a dashing (but secretly geeky) prince and they’ll love to hate the evil (but beautiful) stepmother.

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Freeman was a teen soap opera star!

He wasn’t Carmindor – he was totally wrong for the part! Fuming, Elle blogged about it before she went to work at The Magic Pumpkin, a greasy vegan food truck where life didn’t stink quite as bad as it did at home.

Darien Freeman didn’t want stardom.

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Seasonal trends taste, and celebrities step out are there to enhance your on the red carpet in some very Bernadette personal style, not be the basis grandiose ensembles. The Ulsamer of it. Some trends are easier to “sky’s the limit” approach to pull off than others. It’s about fashion is what makes it a fun to follow picking trends that you can work into as an art form. But, for everyday life, your current wardrobe without a lot of most of us can use some guidelines effort. For example, every year there’s and advice on how to dress, i.e. rules a new take on sweaters for fall, and it to live by. Here are a few standard, seems for this year off-the-shoulder basic strategies for being stylish in knitwear and distressed pullovers your everyday life. are making the rounds. These are #1. Dress to flatter your figure. Or, flattering and practical for some, but in other words, accentuate your not for most. Some trends, like colors, assets and downplay the parts of are fairly universal, while others are your silhouette you’re less than best left for the style blogs and fashion comfortable with. Needless to say, mags. this is a very personal and subjective #3. Invest in the classics. These are recommendation. Take an honest those timeless pieces you’ll wear assessment of your figure and try year after year, that can be styled in a to be objective, yet kind to yourself. variety of ways. For me, that’s a clean Some may say you have great legs, but black blazer. I’ll wear this for work

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undergarments and shapewear to enhance a flattering look and make an outfit appear more polished. As we edge closer to winter, it’s time to take stock of your tights, camisoles, leggings, and other cold-weather layering pieces. Make an inventory of what needs to be laundered, replaced, or upgraded. Check for holes, runs, stains, pilling, and odors. Ideally, your bottom layer should be just as presentable as your top layer, even if you’re the only one who sees it. #6. Life is too short for bad shoes.

If your shoes are killing your feet, get rid of them! With cold weather on the way, shoes that aren’t making the grade, both in style and function, have no place in your closet. A great pair of comfortable shoes that are also stylish is another opportunity to shop around and invest in quality boots, loafers, kicks, and heels.

This piece should probably be titled “Style Rules to Live By” since none of these tips are really about fashion.

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at least once a week, wear it over a dress for going out, and it works as a lightweight jacket on cool, but not cold, autumn mornings. Ideally, your investment should be a staple piece in your wardrobe, but again, the details are on a case-by-case basis. It could be your classic investment piece is a suit or dress you’ll wear once or twice a year for big events. Or, it’s a great pair of jeans you wear all weekend long.

The point is to find what works for you, and get a quality version of that garment to last a long time. #4. Have ready-to-go outfits. Whether for work, for travel, for church, or for going out, it’s always a good idea to have an outfit clean, pressed, and ready to throw on when you’re in a time crunch. I like to keep a white buttondown wrinkle free and protected in a garment bag hanging in my closet, in case of emergencies. The same goes for V-neck black t-shirts. I keep them rolled, as opposed to folded, to make sure they stay fresh for when I need to grab and go in the mornings. Again, the specifics are what will best serve you and your lifestyle. #5. A good foundation is key.

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The individual who must wade through this bureaucratic maze is Mya Toon, Lycoming County’s Chief Procurement Officer, a Certified Professional Public

Buyer. A graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Mya had aspirations of becoming a lawyer, but when the opportunity opened up thirteen years ago to work at Lycoming County as a procurement officer, it was too good to let pass.

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She handles the property management leasing for the county and the contracts relating to property maintenance. She scours the Pennsylvania General Services website to find acceptable contact vendors who have already acquired bids from the state that the county can piggy-back on. She works with the county partners such as CEDA-Council of Governments, a public development organization serving 11 Central Pennsylvania counties, for Lycoming County’s Community

Development Block Grants. In all of this, there are as many as 70 to 100 grant contracts to oversee or manage at any one time.

Keeping track of all this is where Mya the Magician comes in. In the old days, everything was on paper, and tracking all these various projects and contracts was exceedingly difficult. Mya developed a contract database system that now keeps track of every contract. If the commissioners want to know the status of a project or look at a contract from years gone by for comparison purposes, Mya is able to pull it up in an instant. When emergency contracts come up, like the

three that popped up in last Thursday’s County Commissioners Meeting, Mya has all the info she needs to get the required action.

The county is not buying any $600 hammers any time in the future, that’s for sure. What is for sure is that any hammers the county will get will be the best price that the county could get, given the restraints of the law. When nearly $100 million goes through the county coffers, it is reassuring that public servants like Mya Toon, and the rest of the Department of Fiscal Services, work so hard to ensure that the county is getting the best bang for its buck.

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His first solo album, I Get My Kicks For Free, was released this summer, and he’s currently recording his sophomore album. Stacia, a Williamsport native, has been performing as a singer, dancer and multi-instrumentalist since early childhood. She is currently involved in multiple local recording and live performance projects. The Twin Sinners are excited about their upcoming trip to Memphis, they are currently working out their performance repertoire. The Twin Sinners are sure to get noticed with their combined powerful vocals, their instrumentation prowess which in concert sounds like a full orchestra, and their superior harmonies.

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parking will be available until 6pm in The Genetti Hotel parking Lot. The Billtown Blues Association is now in their 29th consecutive year of producing events in Lycoming County, celebrating America’s homegrown music, providing performance opportunities for local and regional artists, and supporting the arts in the Susquehanna Valley. Plans are now underway for the 29th Annual Billtown Blues Festival slated for Sunday June 10th at the Lycoming County Fairgrounds in Hughesville.

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MYSTERY TRAYNE: Mystery Trayne is a new acoustic trio in the Williamsport area but two of the trio’s members, Cheryl, “Miz Ida” Miller and Jay “Bone” Short, have been fixtures of the area blues scene for decades.

Cheryl’s rich sultry voice has long been heard throughout the Susquehanna Valley, first as a member of Mo’ Blues then Blues and Gasoline and most recently fronting Miz Ida & the AllNightas. Jay’s soulful vocals and slicing slide guitar are well known too, having been an integral part of bands such as Blue Willie and the Billtown Jukes, Blues and Gasoline and many others.

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real deal. They’ve lived it and played it and share a rich history of making music together since the early days of the burgeoning Billtown blues scene.

They are joined by Jack Reed, a Liberty based multi instrumentalist, songwriter and recording engineer. Jack who has a quirky sense of humor and a friendly demeanor has a lot of road miles under his belt having traveled with various show bands for years. You will normally find him perched behind his upright bass or guitar adding just the right amount of harmony vocals at just the right time or singing a song about drinking moonshine and howling at the moon. Together their music is a gumbo of Delta blues, twang and swing. Cheryl has her own name for it however....FUN!! “We really enjoy playing together,” she said. “ I think that’s obvious to people who come to our shows. They have a good time because we are having a good time”.

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VANESSA COLLIER, featuring Doug McMinn and the Billtown Blues All Stars: If anyone ever wonders what all the fuss is about, winning the annual Billtown Blues Audition concert and traveling to Memphis TN to participate in the International Blues Challenge, ask Vanessa Collier. Vanessa submitted

an application to the BBA in 2015, and came to Billtown a total unknown. Her audition performance showcasing her impeccable talents on alto sax, vocals, and songwriting, were highlighted even more by her crowd-pleasing entertainment skills and non-stop energy. While in Memphis Vanessa advanced to the semi-finals - the town “was a buzzin’” – new-made fans, fellow musicians, and important industry personnel to “check her out” packed the room. Fast forward a year later Vanessa lands a recording contract with wellknown indie label Ruf Records, is now

touring the world, and having the time of her life. At the time of this writing Vanessa is in Sweden, on to Brazil, then the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise, before hustling to Billtown for a gratis concert to help others on their opportunity in Memphis. Backing Vanessa’s performance will be the Susquehanna’s most senior musicians lead by Doug McMinn on horns and guitar, Sean Farley on guitar, Greg Burgess on piano, and the dynamo rhythm section of veterans Joel Vincent and Bill Stetz. You will not want to miss this sure to be memorable set!

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Book Review Luncheon What: Friends of the J.V. Brown Library Book Review Luncheon present Mary Beth Kibbe reviewing Anthony Doerr’s book All the Light We Cannot See. When: Friday, November 3, 2017. Luncheon at noon: review at 12:30. Lunch available for $6.00. Reserve lunch by using the online reservation calendar on the library website (http:// calendar.jvbrown.edu) where you will find a prompt for reservations or call Leslie at the Library at 570-326-0536, ext.

134. Reservations should be made by the Wednesday before the review, November 1. Or bring your own lunch or just attend the review at 12:30 p.m. Reservations only needed to reserve a lunch.

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

Saint Nick’s Craft Show What: St. Nick’s Novelty Craft Show. Over 100 vendors.

Cafeteria style lunch served. Raffles. Sponsored by East Lycoming Soccer Association.

When: Saturday, November 4th from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Hughesville High School.

Indoor Yard Sale What: Indoor yard and bake sale to benefit LAPS. We are accepting clean, non-damaged/broken items. We are accepting dishes, holiday décor, small kitchen appliances, DVDs, framed art, craft supplies, patio/outdoor furniture, camping supplies, some gardening supplies, linens & rugs, toys & games, dolls, jewelry, shoes & boots. We are also accepting items for the bake sale (we can wrap and price). We will not accept clothing, stuffed animals, large exercise equipment, computers/software, printers, not currently compatible TVS. Most, if not all, purchases will be on a reasonable donation basis.

When: Items can be donated at the Fire Hall on November 3rd

from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and November 4th from 7-9 a.m. Yard sale is November 4th from 8 a.m.-2:20 p.m.

Where: First Ward Fire Co. Social Hall, 570 Hasting St., South Williamsport.

Holiday Open House What: Holiday open house. Over 14 vendors.

When: November 5, 2017, from 12:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Muncy Area Fire Hall, Clarkstown.

Basket Bingo What: Theme Basket Bingo (with open kitchen). For more info call Judy Mellot 570-660-1570 or Judy Garman 570-2202470. Sponsored by: Tiadaghton Court #136, Order of the Amaranth. Proceeds benefit: ADA for Diabetes Research.

When: November 5th. Doors open at 11a.m., bingo starts at 1 p.m.

Where: Red Eye Center, 516 Canal St, Lock Haven (Flemington).

Fall Train Meet What: Clinton Central Model Railroad Club annual fall train meet.

When: Sunday, November 5, 2017 from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Mill Hall Volunteer Fire Hall, Route 64 (Water Street), Mill Hall.

Rock Run Coldwater Conservation Plan Topic of Susquehanna Chapter Trout Unlimited Meeting What: Presentation of the Coldwater Heritage Partnership Conservation Plan for the Rock Run (tributary of Lycoming Creek) watershed findings and recommendations to protect and enhance the water quality and fisheries potential of this exceptionally scenic and important stream in northcentral PA by Shawn Rummel, Field and Research Manager of Trout Unlimited’s Eastern Abandoned Mine and Brook Trout Program office in Lock Haven which developed the plan. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend. Additionally, the Susquehanna Chapter TU will hold its annual meeting with election of officers and directors for the coming year. More information is available on the web at Susquehannatu.com or on Facebook @ SusquehannaChapterTU. When: Wednesday, November 8th at 7 p.m.

Where: Fellowship Hall of Covenant Central Presbyterian Church, 807 West Fourth Street (parking off of Campbell St.) in Williamsport.

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Drugs In The Workplace at WBHRS November meeting What: Drugs in the Workplace – What You Need to Know.

Learn about opioid addiction and pro-active safety measures, State Level vs. Federal Level Regulations of Medical marijuana, how these processes are in the best interests of the company and its customers. Meeting will also include how drugs and addiction create unique challenges for area employers. Featured speakers are Steve Shope, Executive Director of Project Bald Eagle, Regional Opioid Coalition Alliance and Chandra Dewald, Employer Outreach Associate, UPMC Employer Work Center.

When: Wed, November 8th, 8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.

Where: Williamsport Country Club, 800 Country Club Drive, 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 selfesteem, 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., Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., weekends and evenings as scheduled.

Where: 227 Academy St., Williamsport.

Kids’ Art Classes What: Kids’ Art Classes age 6 & up. 814-367-3762, www. judysteinhilperstudios.weebly.com.

When: Every Saturday from 10-11:30 a.m.

Where: 535 West Fourth St., Williamsport.

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Christian Ladies Group What: The Christian Ladies Group will meet and Dr. John Piper, retired Lycoming College history professor and United Methodist minister, will speak about the American features of American religion. He will discuss the unique things that religion in America created and then shared with the rest of the world. The public is encouraged to attend.

When: Wednesday, November 1, 2017 at 1:00 p.m.

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

Pumpkin Roll Sale What: Pumpkin Rolls for sale. Plain $9.00, nuts $10.00. No preservatives. Ready the day baked.

When: Orders in by Thursday Nov. 2. Baked and ready for Pick up Monday Nov. 13-Wednesday Nov. 15.

Where: Lock Haven First Church of Christ, 330 North Vesper Street, Lock Haven.

Spaghetti Dinner What: Farragut Mt. Zion United Methodist Church. Spaghetti dinner includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, Italian bread, beverage, and dessert. Adults are $8, children age 6 to 12 are $4; and age 5 and under are free.

When: Sat., November 4 from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Where: On Rte. 864 near the intersection with Rte. 87 near Montoursville.

Thanksgiving Dinner What: Salladasburg Charge Community thanksgiving dinner.

Cost: donation — money benefits local community charities in the Jersey Shore area.

When: November 4th, 2017 from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Take-outs are from 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

Where: Salladasburg United Methodist Church, Main St., Salladasburg.

Pancake Breakfast What: Pancake breakfast benefiting the pre-school at St. Luke; Join us for all-you-care-to-eat pancakes, fresh sausage, scrambled eggs, fruit, and beverages. Tickets are $8/adult, $4 child (4-12), $22/family (2 adults, 2 children), free for children 3 and under. Takeout is available.

When: Saturday, November 4 from 7:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

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Holiday Bazaar What: Holiday bazaar. Door prizes, handmade gift items, ornaments, Chinese auction (theme baskets), bake sale and food stand.

When: Saturday November 4, 2017 from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

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

Gospel Show What: Country gospel show, presented by the Joe Murray Band.

When: Sunday, November 5, 2017, at 6:30 p.m., with a soup and sandwich meal served prior to show at 5:00 p.m.

Where: Zion Lutheran Church, 39 Paradise Street, Turbotville.

Election Day Dinner What: Election day dinner. Tickets sold at the door for $8 Adults, $4 children under 12, and free for children under 4.

Take out meals are available.

When: Tuesday, November 7 from 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 236 S. Main Street, Jersey Shore.

Fellowship Dinner What: First Tuesday fellowship dinner. Free will donations will be accepted When: November 7 from 5:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Where: Farragut Mt. Zion United Methodist Church on Rte. 864 near the intersection with Rte. 87 near Montoursville.

Pork & Sauerkraut Dinner What: Annual pork & sauerkraut lunch/dinner. Baked goods, crafts, collectibles, and train display.

When: Wednesday, November 8, 2017, from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Where: New Covenant UCC, 202 E. Third St., Williamsport.

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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Catered Dinner What: Montgomery area senior citizens will meet at noon for a catered dinner. Reservations required. Call 570-547-1953 by Nov 3. Attendees should bring table service and an item for the local food bank. New members always welcome.

When: Wednesday, November 8th at noon.

Where: Lutheran “Brick” church.

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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.

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

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thick, paper-like layers of skin. Known for their mild to pungent flavor profile, these varieties can be eaten raw, and are ideal for roasting, caramelizing, grilling and frying because they have less water content.

Spring and summer onions (available March-August) have thin, often transparent skins and are typically sweeter and milder than fall and winter varieties. Due to their high water content and mild flavor, they are best used for raw, pickled, lightly cooked or grilled dishes.

Storing Store onions in a cool, dry, wellventilated place, not the refrigerator.

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All About Onions Knowing how to buy and store onions can make them true superstars in your kitchen. Growers and shippers of the National Onion Association and Idaho-Eastern Oregon Onion Committee offer these tips: Buying: When shopping, buy onions with dry outer skins, free of spots or blemishes.

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first-of-its-kind event for this area will take place this weekend, November 4 and 5 when the Central PAranormal Convention is held at the Pajama Factory. The event will feature various speakers, presentations, and vendors dealing with the mysterious world of the paranormal.

“This event is the first of its kind in the city of Williamsport and is a purefundraising event aiding the South Williamsport High School Travel Club, John Covey, Event Host, told Webb Weekly. “The club is taking an educational trip abroad to Europe in June 2018 to learn the languages, lifestyles, and cultures of the French and Italians. “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that not many get to

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experience so we are very glad to help! Personally, I am the Team Leader of the Junior Investigating Paranormal Society (J.I.P.S.) based in South Williamsport. We are known as the ‘first national paranormal organization created and ran by teens’.

We have investigated all across the state and have decided to give back to our community by aiding our schools.

The idea behind this convention is to pick a local club/organization each year to raise funds for.”

He said during the event, they will have various vendors, guest speakers including: Bill & Kristin Reap (REAP Investigations), Melissa Leeper (known Demonologist), and Paul Dixon and Tina Williamson (Psychic Detective), a silent auction of different paranormal memorabilia including: autographed portraits of Grant Wilson & Dustin Pari (“Ghost Hunters” TV Show — Syfy Network), Bill Hartley (“Ghosts of Shepherdstown” TV Show — Destination America), and so much more! They will also be conducting the first ever paranormal investigation of the, claimed to be haunted, Pajama Factory.

“There are many individuals out there who are interested in the paranormal. This event gives those the opportunity to learn and get an experience like none other!” said Debi Covey, J.I.P.S. Paranormal Lead Supervisor.

Some logistics about the event: the event itself is titled the Central PAranormal Convention, a two-day event, held at the Pajama Factory in Williamsport from November 4-5th, 2017. On Saturday, doors will open at 10 a.m. and run until 4 p.m., with the investigation following from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. On Sunday, doors will open at 9 a.m. and run until 2 p.m.

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until the early 1960s. These events usually included a movie, candy and a small toy for each child, something that was welcome to children, particularly during the Depression years. Skip and a dedicated committee made up of CAC volunteers did all the legwork to make this event possible and as successful as it has been.

This year’s event will include a holiday-themed movie, as well as musical entertainment presented by the Uptown Music Collective and a dance performance by members of the Williamsport Civic Ballet.

In addition, Christmas stockings filled with candy and other goodies will be given. There will also be a raffle and drawing for various prizes for the youngsters.

And of course no Skip Hunsinger Children’s Christmas Spectacular would be complete without a visit by that overweight and overgrown elf, Santa Claus and his wife. The event will be held on Saturday, November 25 at the Community Arts Center.

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ickets for what is rapidly becoming a Christmastime tradition in this area will be given out this Saturday, November 4 at the Community Arts Center. Approximately 2,000 tickets for the Skip Hunsinger Christmas Children’s Spectacular beginning at 10 a.m. These tickets will be given out on a first-comefirst-served basis. They will be given out until the supply of tickets is exhausted.

A responsible adult must accompany each child attending the Christmas Spectacular and the children and the adults will all have to have tickets.

The Children’s Christmas Spectacular began in 2007 when my uncle, Harold “Skip” Hunsinger and Frank “Whitey” Missigman proposed that the CAC’s volunteers sponsor an annual event called the “Children’s Christmas Spectacular,” which was a revival of the Christmas parties sponsored by the local AFL-CIO held at the then Capitol Theater from the late 1930s

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Pre-Owned! 2016 Dodge

Pre-Owned! 2013 Dodge

Pre-Owned! 2007 Ford

STK#: J1135F 56,838 Miles

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STK#: J1177 12,853 Miles Was: $18,189

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Pre-Owned! 2014 Kia

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Pre-Owned! 2014 Dodge

STK#: J17230A 61,094 Miles

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STK#: J0371 69,435 Miles Was: $21,389

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Pre-Owned! 2015 Ford

STK#: J0328A 68,620 Miles

STK#: J16445A 22,660 Miles

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11,677

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200

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16,377

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Richards, an alumnus of Lycoming College, currently works as a licensed battlefield guide at Gettysburg National Military Park. Stackhouse, also a Lycoming College alumnus, is passionate about visiting historical areas and collecting items of local significance.

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he Lycoming County Historical Society will continue its 2017 Lecture Series on Thursday, November 9, at a Coffee Hour held at 10 a.m. in the Community Room of its Taber Museum. The guest speakers will be David Richards and Matthew Stackhouse who will base the talk on their recent publication From a Bygone Era: Views of the Muncy Valley Then & Now. The lecture is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.

Richards and Stackhouse will deliver a history of Muncy by presenting photographs from 1905-1920 and contrasting them with present-day photographs of the same subject. The photographs feature Muncy buildings, industry, railroads, churches, and residential scenes, along with images from the

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Cute home in Muncy with 2 car garage. Full of character. 1st floor laundry; lower level family room. Call Missy Magargle for further information (570) 560-1300.

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DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY! 2 Acres of commercial land directly behind the Fairfield Inn in Lock Haven. Ready to go with all utilities available. Close to a new Townhouse Development, Lock Haven University and downtown shopping. Priced at $700,000- Contact Machell Alexander-Bressler at 570-367-9448.

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Gorgeous river front property, beautifully decorated and full furnished! Ready for your summer enjoyment! $185,000 - Call Nancy Merinar for more details (570) 660-9943.

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Located in Flemington in close proximity to hospital. Great sunroom, 3 bedrooms and large open basement. Call Heather Peters-Bilbay 570-660-5504.

MLS# WB-82253 Come take a look at this beautiful property in a wonderful private Vallamont location. This gorgeous home has been professionally updated and maintained. Inside you will find large formal rooms and cozy living spaces. A gourmet kitchen, new master bathroom, refinished hardwood floors, family room with wet bar and fireplace are just some of the highlights. Outside there is a newly expanded and landscaped yard, a wonderful covered patio with wood burning fireplace and a private setting close to everything. Priced to sell $349,000- Contact Tony Nardi (570) 220-4625 for further information.

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Traditional value on Grampian Blvd. with gas fireplace in living room. Formal dining room, eat-in kitchen opens onto sunny rear deck. 2 1/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, 2 built-in garages in lower level plus fenced yard. Listed at $234,900 - Call Karen Mitchell at 570-220-5636.

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Cute 3 bedroom raised ranch offers large yard, gas heat, updated First level is 3 garage bays that the current owner rented out. Contact Susan Rowles (570) 419-7864 for more information.

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Stunning 4BR/3.5 Bath home w/all the upgrades and detail to leave you breathless!

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Large 4 bedroom, 2 bath home in uptown Jersey Shore. 2 car detached garage. Above ground pool/deck. Needs TLC! Priced to sell at $69,900. Call Jodi Embick (570) 337-2345 for further information.

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W

hen my niece Brittany married Chris, who both worked at UPMC Susquehanna Health Hospital in Williamsport, I was very surprised when they purchased a home in Hughesville. I asked why they chose to live there, rather than a location closer to where they worked. They smiled like they were in on a secret. Hughesville is one of the unsung treasures of Lycoming County.

Many folks travel to Hughesville for the annual county fair, but it would be worthwhile to invest a little extra time to enjoy this marvelously quaint, cozy community. It is easy to get around town as the streets are much wider than would be found in most rural communities, and they are well maintained. The residents appear to take pride in their homes, evidenced by the nice lawns and outside decor. The active downtown on Main Street has churches, shops, cafes, taverns, and plenty of parking spaces to enjoy them.

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infrastructure of involvement. They have an active Rotary Club, churches that provide pre-schooling, a new library that is so amazing that it deserves an entire feature all by itself, and even a fine Historical Society prominently housed in a former pharmacy located right on Main Street. The local fire company is well run and highly respected, not just for its emergency services, but also for its very successful fireman’s carnival held every year. Carnival week in June is packed with shows, rides, and exhibits, and is also an excuse for the community to have not one, not two,

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$359,900 1119 Avalon Pkwy, Williamsport Hosted by Julie Williams - Realtor

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Real Estate Description: We will be offering up for bids this nice 2 story, 3 bedroom home located on 1 Acre.

This home is partial unfinished, a restoration in process. The 1st floor consist of a eat-in kitchen, full bath & laundry room, spacious living room. Well water & conventional septic, 2015 new oil forced hot air heat and electric hot water heater. The property also consist of a unattached two car garage & attached storage shed, also a trailer storage shed. Home is in the Muncy School District. This is a must see real estate with lots of potential, that would make a great home or investment property! Owner is a highly motivated seller.

For a personal tour of these properties, please contact auctioneer at 570-547-6988 or Visit Auctionzip.com Seller #4038 for more info and pictures.

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if ever there was one. A successful businesswoman, she graduated from Hughesville High School in 1946 and then graduated in 1950 to Temple School of Pharmacy, where she was only one of six female students. She opened Montgomery’s Pharmacy on Main Street in 1959 and it was recognized for several National Pharmacy awards over the years. She was the first female president of the Pennsylvania Pharmacist Association. She was named as one of Pennsylvania’s Top 50 Business Women.

So, it was not a surprise that Pauline Montgomery would have been the first female mayor of Hughesville.

Though retired, Mrs. Montgomery was still a player in the community, and when Walt went to talk to her, Pauline told him that he beat her to the punch — she wanted to talk to him about becoming mayor! Since Walt Reed has been elected mayor in 2010, the town has not raised taxes, but has been able to increase its police force from one full-time patrolman to three, create better cooperation with area municipalities, and in general, encourage the community pride that Hughesville has long been known for.

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but three parades! This is not a surprise, as Hughesville loves parades, and holds them throughout the year.

Credit for all this success would have to go to a number of people, of course, but currently at the forefront is the mayor of Hughesville, Walter Reed.

Though he shares a name with a famous military medical complex, Mayor Reed is a worthwhile individual in his own right. Born and raised in Wolf Township, just outside Hughesville Borough, Walt married and moved inside the borough limits in 1969. He worked for years in the construction industry, volunteered with the local fire company, and coached Little League Baseball.

Then, in the 1980s, Walt began to acquire an interest in getting involved in local politics. He jumped in by serving on borough council, and later the Planning Commission, and then dropped out for a while while taking up an education sideline by teaching construction at the local high school’s Career Center. But by 2009, he knew that there was a lot of local discontent with the current local government, and decided to talk about it with the community matriarch, Pauline Montgomery.

Pauline R. Montgomery, who passed away in May of last year, was a true LION (Leader in Our Neighborhood)

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ome structure fires pose a significant, potentially deadly threat. According to the National Fire Protection Association, U.S. fire departments responded to an average 358,300 home structure fires per year between 2010 and 2014. Statistics regarding home fires in Canada are somewhat elusive, but a 2007 report from the Council of Canadian Fire Marshals and Fire Commissioners indicated E FRE tes tima

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A host of factors can contribute to home fires. Cooking equipment, heating equipment and electrical distribution and lighting equipment can spark home structure fires. In such instances, homeowners may soon find themselves picking up the pieces after their homes, and many of their possessions, have

burned to the ground. The U.S. Fire Administration offers the following tips to men and women who must recover after their homes have fallen victim to structure fires.

• Recognize the need to be patient.

When a home is on fire, firefighters may take certain actions to ensure the fire is completely extinguished.

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Avoid entering a home until you have been given the go-ahead by the local fire department.

• Contact the police and your insurance agent. Victims of home structure fires whose homes are uninhabitable should contact their local police departments and their

insurance agents to inform them about the fire and that they will not be living there. Police departments and/or home insurance providers may require that holes in walls and broken windows be boarded up to prevent trespassers from gaining entry to the home. Renters should contact their landlords immediately as well.

• Be careful with items that were not burned. The USFA notes that even items that were not burned may still have been ruined by smoke or been soaked with water. Carefully

clean any items that you think can be salvaged before using them.

• Save all receipts spent on repairs.

Insurance companies may require receipts to confirm spending on repairs, and such receipts may also be required for people who want to claim any losses on their tax returns.

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• Contact a disaster relief service.

The local branch of a disaster relief service like the Salvation Army can help victims of home structure fires find lodging, food, clothing, and medicine. Don’t hesitate to reach out to such organizations for assistance.

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s days get shorter and temperatures drop, many homeowners overlook their lawns’ needs. Unfortunately, winter can be brutal and make it hard for lawns, trees and shrubs to thrive the following spring.

Just like chapped lips and dry skin, plants struggle to find moisture in the winter, too.

Symptoms include scorched and dropped leaves, mottling on leaves and even dead leaves and twigs. Dry or frozen soil can prevent plants from replenishing needed water, which can result in winter burn. In addition, when temperatures drop below a plant’s natural tolerance, it can impact their health and vigor and cause them to decline prematurely.

“Many homeowners may not realize that late fall is a good time to help prepare your lawn and landscape for a healthy spring growth,” said Ben Hamza, director of technical services for TruGreen. “Homeowners should remember to perform common maintenance practices on their lawns and landscapes, such as late fall fertilization on lawns and trees and shrubs, and continue to water during dry periods. Taking the extra time in the fall can pay dividends in the spring.

To help prepare your lawn for the winter months, perform the following practices: 1. Clear leaves. It’s important to remove leaves or mulch them with a properly equipped mower as they can suffocate grass.

Matted leaves left over a lawn throughout the winter months can delay spring green-

up. After clearing leaves, homeowners can compost what was collected to nourish plants and shrubs, reducing the impact on the landfill.

2. Replace unhealthy patches. Fall’s favorable weather conditions, as well as moist and warm soil temperatures, create the ideal opportunity for successful seeding of bare lawn areas and overseeding of healthy grass to improve your lawn thickness and density.

3. Trim. Trees and shrubs are also vulnerable to winter weather and should be properly groomed and fertilized to avoid winter injury.

4. Give a good fall feeding. The roots of lawns, trees and shrubs need energy to prepare for a healthy, green spring revival.

Keep fertilizer on target to prevent run-off and sweep fertilizer granules that may reach pavement back onto your lawn.

5. Give sprinklers a break. In most parts of the country, failing to winterize your sprinkler system can result in major problems that can also lead to costly repairs, such as cracked pipes, broken valves or damage to the lawn itself. Follow your owners’ manual instructions to safely put your system to rest.

Be sure to blow out underground systems to eliminate any remaining water that may freeze and expand.

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Maj. Gen, Thomas R. White, adjutant general of Pennsylvania, who is spurring the headlight campaign, stated that the vast majority of Americans are behind our servicemen.

“We believe that a dignified silent demonstration of this type will show

White said that recent widespread publicity covering peace demonstrations, draft card burnings, and hippies has aroused every patriotic American with a feeling of frustration.

“The average citizen belongs to no ‘hawk’ or ‘dove’ organizations,” White said. “He has no way to make his feelings known about this business. We hope that all loyal Americans will take this opportunity to show how they feel.”

Both President Johnson and Governor Shafer have signed proclamations urging support for our servicemen during the Veterans Day observance.

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PERFORMANCES PERFORMANCES...

Tuesdays Keith’s Karaoke │ Boom City │ 9 p.m. │ 317 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (272) 202-2956 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) 3264700 Karaoke │ Crippled Bear Inn │ 8 p.m. │ 2967 Lycoming Creek Road, Williamsport │ (570) 4949979 Team Trivia │ Trail Inn │ 8 p.m. │ 3575 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!

Bingo & Taco Night | Bingo at 7 p.m. | Riverside Campground, Montgomery | 570-547-6289

EXHIBITS ART EXHIBITS...

“People’ Places’ and Things” by artist, Kim Pagano What: This month at the Genetti Taphouse Gallery, 200 West 4th Street in Downtown Williamsport, the featured “BEAL” artist will be Kim Pagano.

Ms. Pagano’s artwork leans toward a realistic style, representing a variety of subject matter. Realistic portraits will show the artist’s skill in observation and pencil techniques. There will be landscapes, seascapes, still life paintings, and monotypes. The artist works in a variety of media and has chosen a wide range of subject matter. All art enthusiasts and appreciators are invited to attend. Ms. Pagano will be present for the opening reception and will have original art works and prints available for purchase. The Genetti Hotel along with The Bald Eagle Art League, thebaldeagleartleague.weebly. com, supports this venue.

When: The exhibit runs through Friday, November 3 to November 28 during normal Taphouse hours: Monday-Thursday: 11 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m. and Friday-Saturday: 11 a.m.-2:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m.-2:00 a.m. Closed Sunday. The opening reception is on November 3, First Friday, between the hours of 5:00 p.m.8:00p.m.

Where: The Gallery located in the back room of the Taphouse in the Genetti Hotel and Suites, 200

Williamsport Community Concert Association What: Williamsport Community Concert Association presents Arturo O’Farrell and the Afro Latin Jazz Octet, an amazing Birdland band fuse dizzyingly-complex music with earthy joy to fuel an exhilarating and unforgettable evening, led by Arturo O’Farrell himself is a multiple Grammywinning pianist/composer and leader of the “first family of Afro-Cuban jazz” (NY Times).

Sponsored by Lycoming College.

When: Wednesday, November 15, 2017, 7:30 p.m.

Where: Community Arts Center, 220 West Fourth Street, Williamsport.

You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown What: “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown”, presented by Milton Area High School.

When: November 16, 17, & 18 at 7 p.m. Or you could get our special dinner and a show for $15.

Please contact Monica at 570-713-9988, only 75 tickets available for this Lasagna dinner and showing. Serving November 18th only 5:00 p.m.6:15 p.m.

Where: Milton Area High School, Milton.

WEEKLY EVENTS WEEKLY EVENTS...

Mondays Karaoke │ Keith’s Karaoke │ Kelly’s Grill │ 7 p.m. │ 37 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 327-9570 Quizzo Trivia │ Valley Inn │ 9 p.m. │ 204 Valley Street, Duboistown │ (570) 326-3383 Quizzo Trivia │ Sinner or Saint Speakeasy │ 7 p.m. │ 1324 W. 3rd St., Williamsport │ (570) 6014014 Open Mic with “The Tickles” | 7 p.m. | Riverside

Wednesdays Live Jazz │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 7-10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3264700 Live Music │ Barrel 135 │ 6-8 p.m. │ 135 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7131 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 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) 5476289 Thursdays Live Music │ Riepstine’s Pub │ 9 p.m. │ 913 Arch Street, Williamsport │ (570) 329-2739 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 / 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 Trivia │ Planet Par │ 9 p.m. │ 326 Court St., Williamsport │ (570) 320-1101 Trivia | 7 p.m. | Riverside Campground, Montgomery | 570-547-6289 Fridays Live Music │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 10 p.m. │ 229

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When the Deputy Mayor of New York shoots himself just before his own anniversary party, can his lawyer and his wife get their stories straight before the other guests arrive?

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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) 5476289

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Deer become more active in autumn with the lead-up to their fall breeding season, commonly referred to as the

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Meanwhile, adult bucks more often are cruising their home ranges in search of does, and they sometimes chase the does they encounter.

Add to this the fact autumn sees a number of people taking part in outdoor activities that might flush deer from forested areas or briar thickets,

lookout for whitetails while driving, it’s especially important in now and in the coming weeks.”

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and that deer are more actively feeding to store energy for winter months, and it quickly becomes evident why motorists might be more likely to encounter deer on roads.

When daylight saving time ends Nov. 5, there also will be increased vehicular traffic between dusk and dawn – the peak hours for deer activity.

“While the peak of the rut still is a few weeks off, deer already have increased their activity and are crossing roads,” said Game Commission Executive Director Bryan Burhans. “While motorists – at any time of year – are well advised to stay alert and be on the

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call the Game Commission region office representing the county where the accident occurred and an agency dispatcher will collect the information needed to provide a free permit number, which the caller should write down.

A resident must call within 24 hours of taking possession of the deer. A passing Pennsylvania motorist also may claim the deer, if the person whose vehicle hit it doesn’t want it.

Those taking possession road-killed deer also are advised of rules related to chronic wasting disease (CWD) that prohibit the removal of high-

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Those parts must be removed before the deer is transported outside a DMA. For DMA maps, the complete list of high-risk parts and other information on CWD, visit the Game Commission’s website at www.pgc.pa.gov.

Antlers from bucks killed in vehicle collisions either must be turned over to the Game Commission, or may be purchased for $10 per point by the person who claims the deer. Also, removing antlers from road-killed bucks is illegal.

If a deer is struck by a vehicle, but not killed, drivers are urged to maintain their distance because some deer might recover and move on. However, if a deer does not move on, or poses a public safety risk, drivers are encouraged to report the incident to a Game Commission regional office or other local law-enforcement agency. If the deer must be put down, the Game Commission will direct the proper person to do so.

To report a dead deer for removal from state roads, motorists can call the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation at 1-800-FIX-ROAD.

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Drivers can reduce their chances of collisions with deer by staying alert and better understanding deer behavior.

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Deer often travel in family groups and walk single file. So even if one deer successfully crosses the road in front of a driver, it doesn’t mean the threat is over. Another could be right behind it.

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aytime temperatures are now peaking in the 50s, and nighttime temperatures are in the 30s and low 40s. Several recent sunrises have revealed a light frost from the night before. The fall colors are peaking or have peaked in our area, and the falling leaves are allowing increased visibility in our woods. The acorn drop is nearly complete, and the beech tree nuts are also littering the forest floor.

All of this means that the time is finally right for the deer, bear, and turkeys to be moving as they focus their attention on feeding and putting on much needed fat reserves to carry them through the upcoming winter months.

For those who have waited all year for the whitetail deer rut to begin, there is much sign in the woods to indicate that it is underway throughout our area as well. Rubs from the bucks polishing their antlers are more prevalent, and both scrapes and scrape lines where the bucks leave their scent for the area does are showing up with greater frequency.

In fact, the full moon that will occur on Saturday, November 4th is called “The Rutting Moon” and is usually a very reliable indicator of the height of the rut.

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now, and you have the prime time to be in the woods to secure wild game meats of all kinds for the dinner table. The statewide archery deer season continues until Saturday, November 11. The fall turkey season began Saturday, October 28 and runs through Saturday, November 11 within WMU 2G and numerous surrounding WMU’s. The “icing on the cake” this year for many hunters is the archery bear season, which started on Monday, October 30 and will continue until Saturday, November 4th.

Small game hunters, this is your time as well since squirrel, rabbits, pheasants, and grouse are currently all in season and will be until November 25. However, since the greatest interest these days seems to be in pursuing whitetail deer, let’s take a closer look at the opportunities that will unfold for deer hunters from today until the end of the archery season on Saturday, November 11.

Yes, the bucks, does and yearlings have all been feeding regularly, but the warmer weather of the past few weeks has slowed that activity somewhat. Now, with the cooler weather and the increase of mast crops on the ground, the feeding activity is greatly increased throughout the woods — particularly where there is an abundance of red and white oaks.

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Overcoming a deer’s senses is especially critical for the bow hunter and by bow hunter I mean someone who must pull back and hold on the deer while in its presence-no scopes or simple trigger pulls as with a crossbow.

This need to draw and hold has sent many a deer running off in the opposite direction with a loud snort.

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handle an invading hunter with its well-developed senses of sight, smell and hearing. Hunters are well aware of the fact that deer often see them before the hunter spots the deer; that’s why we try to limit Ken our movement as much Hunter as possible. For the bow hunter it pays to hunt from a treestand or from a blind to help hide any movement, which at some point becomes essential.

By the way, you can forget the old theory that deer cannot see color; recent research has shown that whitetails have the necessary cone cell structure in their eyes to see certain colors. They apparently can see the blue range of the color spectrum well, which allows them to see so well in low light or at night. It is believed that they can also see yellow at the mid-range of the spectrum but apparently they cannot see red and green very

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My wife, on the other hand would be quick to tell you that my range falls somewhere around 5 or 10. Be assured however that a deer will likely hear you before you hear it.

Add to all of this that a deer lives and roams in his domain 24 hours a day and night while we are simply visitors, sometimes total strangers to the location we are hunting. Here’s hoping I can still overcome the deer’s keen senses and maybe take advantage of a bit of “carelessness” on a buck’s part during the rut.

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well. One thing is for sure though they do spot movement very well.

Another sense that we hunters must contend with is the outstanding sense of smell that deer possess. I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that the sense of smell is probably a deer’s greatest defense mechanism. Opinions regarding a deer’s sense of smell range from 100 to 1000 times better than a human’s; the point is, it’s more than adequate. We as hunters do all kinds of things to “hide” human scent from washing our clothes in special concoctions to using sprays on our clothes and equipment. We also use a variety of cover scents but I think most hunters would still agree that using the wind to your advantage is probably the most important factor. Most bow hunters are especially conscious of wind direction since a successful shot for most of us requires the deer to be within effective bow rangeoften less than 30 or 40 yards.

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n 1865 newspaper editor be a boy. Undaunted, in her Horace Greeley penned first plate appearance, Denise the now famous words Day slammed one off the top of “Go west young man.” the outfield fence for a double.

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Byham shared a conversation with me It all began in the Little Mountaineer one day on what he was doing to assist Little League in the mid-1970s where Day. Day had expressed interest in Penn she excelled on the baseball diamond.

State, but Happy Valley showed little Colleague Mike Fogarty vividly recalls interest in return. Byham intervened watching a Little League All-Star and was able to get the PSU softball game the South Williamsport team coach to give Day a tryout. Upon their was playing at Old Lycoming. As the return home, Bill called me and was teams were being introduced in pre- incredulous with what had taken place. game ceremonies, the public address While I don’t recall the exact words, announcer paused when it came to he told me how well he thought Denise introducing Day. Instead of introducing had performed. He said she had hit well her as Denise Day, he said Dennis Day, and in the field handed groundballs incorrectly assuming the player had to flawlessly. He even said that on one

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University’s first All-American softball player and first two-time Academic All-American before earning the definitive capstone — the Honda Award — recognizing the NCAA’s most prestigious individual award.

Her team played for the 1985 NCCC Championship falling short in a 3-2 extra-inning loss to UCLA. Her #10 jersey is one of four retired Nebraska softball jerseys.

Following her college graduation, Denise went to California and played competitive softball and earned a spot on the US National Team. She played in the 1990 World Games against teams from 22 countries that won the Gold Medal and also played on the 1991 PanAm team. She was on track to play in the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, but softball was eliminated as an exhibition sport.

Day returned to the area and served a stint as the director of the Jersey Shore YMCA before moving through the YMCA ranks. She now is the CEO of the Greater Brandywine YMCA, the fourth largest YMCA in Pennsylvania.

Webster defines a pioneer as “one who goes before, preparing the way for others.” Her time came well after Horace Greeley’s advice but Denise Day was a trailblazer in bringing attention to the abilities of young female athletes in our area. The Nebraska Hall of Fame is richer for her inclusion.

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occasion, Denise had fielded a ground ball and threw it across the diamond with such velocity that it took off the glove of the first baseman. Despite this apparent success, the Penn State coach suggested Denise apply to a Junior College program or a school with a JV program.

Day credits Byham with his help in fulfilling her dream.

“If it wasn’t for him, I may have never had the opportunity to attend college. He took an interest in me and saw my athletic abilities as a way to get an education. My family was blue collar, and without a scholarship, I was probably staying home. He put together a package of sports clippings, grades, and letters of recommendations and sent the bundle to 10 universities that had scholarship money available for women’s athletics. We also used a scholarship guide from a women’s sports magazine to aid in the search.”

Nebraska softball coach Nancy Plantz was the first to contact Day and ask her to fly to Lincoln for a tryout, a permissible invitation in that era.

Denise’s dad said no because the family couldn’t afford a plane ticket. The next morning he changed his mind stating “he’d make it happen so Denise could never say he didn’t give her the opportunity to see if she had what it takes.” The rest is happy history.

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bogus stat lines, but I was the ninth man on an eight-man rotation. I did score 12 points in a game in just three minutes of PT, but for the most part, I had the best seat in the Dome for my entire scholastic career.

Truth be told, Coach White only kept me around because he knew I’d help boost the overall GPA and had access to a car. You can’t make it up.

I then became a coach when my playing days came to an end. Oh, what an honor it was to lead my Montoursville Warriors to victory over the mighty Millionaires back in ‘08. I retired from coaching and began calling games for WRAK Sports and PASportsLive. It was a lot of fun while it lasted, as I enjoyed broadcasting my beloved alma mater.

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ven as this column that was set at the beginning of drops, the playoff the season. pictures for different Long Days Lead to Outstanding sports will either be Matches drastically changed or just about The District 4 Tennis singles to start. championships featured one Despite the constant changes, of the best matches of the year there have been some great when Loyalsock’s Jenna Beiter stories leading up to each and Mifflinburg’s Colette sport’s respective postseason.

Southerton got together Brett in the second round of the There have been teams fighting Crossley to qualify. There have been tournament. outstanding performances. All Southerton opened the match told, District 4 delivered on another in complete control, winning the first outstanding fall season. Let’s take a look set 6-1. She even jumped out to a 5-2 at some of the stories surrounding the lead during the second set, but Beiter postseason for the fall sports. wasn’t going down without some type of Nothing like the last minute push. She took the next point, continued Just when it seemed the Defenders were to move the ball around the court, and coming back down to earth, they go on a started to retake the form she used to run to qualify for the postseason. It came advance. down to the final regular season game Southerton continued to play of the year, and Warrior Run delivered outstanding. Beiter and she exchanged with a win over South Williamsport to multiple volleys for each point. Nothing reach the postseason. came easy for either, and it showed at the The Defenders won three of their end of the match. Both were exhausted. final four games to earn the right to Both were drained. They highlighted an participate in the District 4 Class A outstanding District Tournament with Tournament. It was a dramatic finish to one of the season’s top matches. Beiter a season filled with highs and lows, but eventually pulled away for a 1-6 7-5 6-1 the final high resulted in reaching a goal win over Southerton.

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In doubles, the draw was just as good as most schools elected to put their top two singles players together for the tournament. The results were exactly like one would expect.

Top matches and teams squared off in each and every round, but it was a group from Milton that turned the long day into an outright marathon. Rachel Boop and Olivia Eisenhauser opened the tournament as Milton’s No. 2 doubles team, but by the second round, they were the lone Black Panther pair still standing.

In the opening round, they faced Selinsgrove’s top duo in Daisy Ettinger and Ashlynn Peachey. The opening set needed a tie-breaker as Milton overcame an early deficit. The second set was much smoother as Boop and Eisenhauser defeated Selinsgrove 6-1 to advance.

The next match offered some of the best tennis of the day as Milton took on Hughesville’s second pair of doubles.

Boop and Eisenhauser jumped out to a quick lead, winning the first set 6-0. It appeared they were well on their way to another win until Hughesville made its move to force a third set.

Once in the final set, Milton jumped out to an early lead, which it held to move onto the third round of the Tournament.

Attitude is everything A big part of being able to compete at a high level is having the right mentality when approaching a difficult situation.

Warrior Run’s Avery Bieber dribbles a ball down the field during the final regular season game of the year.

Warrior Run was faced with a win or go home scenario and defeated South Williamsport to reach the District 4 playoffs. (Photo by Brett R. Crossley)

For Lourdes Regional’s Evan Salamone that attitude was tested when he posted a three-putt on the final hole of regulation at the District 4 Golf Championships.

It forced a playoff with Cowanesque Valley’s Tanner Adriance.

Once on the opening tee, Salamone elected to pull out his driver and go for broke. He shanked the opening shot into the street, but came right back with his driver and reached the green off the tee.

It made the final few putts that much more exciting as Adriance closed out the win. For Salamone, he left everything on the course and left with his head high.

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Tickets Available Now! Contact the United Way Office 33 West Third Street, Suite 201, Williamsport • 570-323-9448 This fundraiser is in no way connected with or supported by the Longaberger Company

LUNG CANCER? And 60 Years Old? If So, You and Your Family May Be Entitled To A Significant Cash Award. Call 800-897-7205 To Learn More.

No Risk. No Money Out of Pocket. M01 GOT KNEE PAIN? Back Pain?

Shoulder Pain? Get a pain-relieving brace -little or NO cost to you.

Medicare Patients Call Health Hotline Now! 1- 800-419-3684.

M01 A PLACE FOR MOM. The nation’s largest senior living referral service. Contact our trusted, local experts today! Our service is FREE/no obligation. CALL 1-800-880-1686. M01 SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS. Unable to work? Denied benefits? We Can Help! WIN or Pay Nothing!

Contact Bill Gordon & Associates at 1-800-208-6915 to start your application today! M01

CRAFT SALE CRAFT SALE, LIGHT LUNCH SERVED. Faxon Kenmore United Methodist Church.

Corner Of Clayton Avenue & Sheridan Street, Loyalsock. Saturday, 11-4-17. 9 To 3.

AUCTION/BENEFIT

MOVING SALES

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS AND

MOVING SALE! BEAUTIFUL Oak Bedroom Suite From Sugar Valley Chair Shop, Dresser W/Mirror, Chest On Chest, Night Stand, Headboard And Queen Frame, Sold For Over $4,000, Asking $2,200. Three Swivel Oak Bar Stools $150, 12’ X 12’ Bound Carpet $40, Nordic Track Elliptical Model ASR630 $100. Call 570-484-9161 Or 272-202-0374.

PERFECT-2-PERFECT IS HOSTING A CLEAN MOVING/DOWNSIZING SALE with many new (unused) items great for gift. House is loaded!

Thur-Fri 8-3 Sat 8-noon Nov 2-4th. 8 Ridgedale Ave (off of Marydale) in Old Lycoming Township. Follow our green signs!! For information and pictures go to www.onlinetradingassistant.com. *Derr*. 123910

CANCER BENEFIT. PENNSDALE CHURCH, 658 VILLAGE ROAD,

MUNCY,

ACROSS

FROM

COUNTRY

STORE.

SHEETS, BLANKETS, PAPER PRODUCTS, TOYS,

WRAP,

JEWELRY,

SLIPPERS, NASCAR, FURNITURE, TREES, CANDY, MEAT, VEGGIE,

COLLECTIBLES

– BUYERS CHOICE, CHRISTOPHER

RADCO,

THOMAS

KINKADE,

STEIFF, LON-

GERBERGER. MUCH MORE!!

TRAILER LOADS. SATURDAY NOVEMBER

11TH,

11AM.

DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM. LOTS OF FUN AND GIVE-A-WAYS. BRING COOLERS. CASH – CHECK – CREDIT CARD. 570-772-3012. FOOD SERVED. PERRY REED, AU001-338L

BUS TRIPS NEW YORK CITY DAY BUS TRIP. December 9th. $60.00 / Person. 570-233-4629. www.judysjoyrides.com. 123721

LYCOMING ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY, INC.

HANDYMAN SERVICE Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry & Flooring

ITEMS,

SOCKS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS,

GREG’S

570-971-8801

FOOD

LIGHTS AND BULBS, TOOLS,

F E L I N E S H E LT E R A N D A D O P T I O N C E N T E R

INDOOR YARD & BAKE SALE FIRST WARD FIRE CO.

Saturday, Where: 573 Hastings Street South Williamsport November 4th (across from Dairy Queen) 8 am - 2:00 pm PARKING BEHIND FIRE CO. n:

Whe

All proceeds benefit our no-kill, non-profit cat shelter.

Plunketts Creek Twp. Fire Dept. in Barbours, PA.

Saturday, November 4, 2017

Lunch Available!

Call 570-478-2681

PROPANE LOW FIXED PRICE, FREE GAS, FREE Hookup, No Rental FEES. Call For Details 570-3363544. 120786 LITTLE MOUNTAIN WELDING – 310 Heck Road, Jersey Shore, PA 17740. Call Between 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM, Monday-Friday. 570-745-2240.

Alu.-Stainless –Mild Steel Welding, Custom Hyd. Hose Made While You Wait! Torch-Plazma Cutting, Farm Gates Made Out Of Heavy Duty Alu. Square Tubing. We Also Have Belts-Bearings-Pulley’s-Bushings, Hyd. Oils-Engine OilsGrease Tubes-Anti FreezeBatteries-SteeL Pipe Fittings-Hyd. Fittings-Tobacco Twine And PaperWelding Rods-Roller Chain And Conn. Links-Bolts. (We SHip With Delivery Service).123757

FIREARMS

FIREWOOD CUT, SPLIT HARDWOOD. Under Roof. Can Load Larger Trucks, $60.00 A Face Cord. Call 570-998-2998. 123897 FIREWOOD DELIVERY IN Surrounding Area Or You Pickup. Call 570-398-1199. 123388 OAK FIREWOOD. $700.00 Tri- Axle Load. Delivery Included. Call 570-398-2319 After 6 PM.

ARTICLES BRAND NEW MAYFLOWER AUTOMATIC TIRE SPIN BALANCER. $1050.00. Call 570-772-3012.

FREE Admission and Plenty of Free Parking

VFW, Hoover Bldg., DuBoistown Diner, Jersey Shore State Bank, K&D and UPMC Doctors Office Not affiliated with Longaberger

SAFE STEP WALK-IN TUB ALERT FOR SENIORS. Bathroom falls can be fatal. Approved

by Arthritis Foundation. Therapeutic Jets. Less Than 4 Inch Step-In. Wide Door. Anti- Slip Floors. American Made. Installation Included. Call 1-800-9063115 for $750 Off. M01 FACTORY MATTRESS SALE. Single, $49.00. Full, $59.00. Queen, $79.00. FREE Delivery. Call 570-322-2722.

123916 NEED TO SELL? WANT TO BUY? CHECK OUT WEBB WEEKLY CLASSIFIED ADS. DIRECT MAILED TO OVER 58,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES, WE GET RESULTS. CALL CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 570-326-9322.

WANTED TO BUY WANTED, CAST IRON FRY PANS AND ANVILS. Call 570998-9132. 123084 CASH PAID- UP TO $25/BOX for unexpired, sealed DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. 1 DAYPAYMENT.1-800-371-1136. C01 WANTS TO PURCHASE MINERALS AND OTHER OIL AND GAS INTERESTS. Send details to P.O. Box 13557, Denver, Co. 80201. C01 CALLAHAN’S ANTIQUITIES 381 Broad Street Montoursville, PA ALWAYS BUYING Quality Antiques, Gold, Silver Top Prices Paid With Immediate Payment One Piece or Whole Estates “Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America” Open Thursday, Friday, & Saturday11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

570-368-2597 123915

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

FOR APPOINTMENTS, PHONE 570-748-5648, LEAVE MESSAGE, OR 570-748-2242 THANK YOU 123926

For More Information Call Dan Rice (570) 360-1987

NOW HIRING PRODUCTION PERSONNEL NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY – WE WILL TRAIN YOU Andritz, Inc. in Muncy, PA is the global leader in the design & manufacturing of wear products for the pulp & paper industries. We are currently seeking candidates in a number of departments to join our modern, highly automated facility utilizing the latest manufacturing, material handling & robotic technologies.

Andritz offers a competitive wage and outstanding benefits package, including:

• Insurance: Medical, Dental, Life, Disability • 12 paid holidays annually • Vacation & Sick days • Bonus Plan • 5% Shift Pay Differential • Tuition Reimbursement • 401K (50% employer match up to 6%) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: Eighteen (18) years of age with a High School Diploma or equivalent. Must have ability to work in a manufacturing environment with varying noise and temperature levels, sit, stand, stoop, kneel, walk, bend, reach, crouch, push and pull, grip, pick and pinch, capable of lifting up to 50 lbs. repeatedly, comply with strict product standards, operate mobile equipment including fork trucks, cranes, and other mobile equipment, possess excellent mobility, solid visual acuity, good hearing, touch, coordination, manual dexterity, keep area clean and orderly, maintain 5S standards, and perform assigned duties safely at all times to include wearing required PPE. Work schedules are typically 4-10 hour days per week, subject to overtime as required. Must be willing to work 3rd shift.

If you are enthusiastic, enjoy a fast-paced environment, desire to learn and grow, we want to hear from you!

Apply in person at 35 Sherman Street, Muncy, PA between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm, Monday - Friday or apply on-line at andritz.jobs.net.

ANDRITZ INC.

Human Resources Department 35 Sherman Street • Muncy, PA 17756 Equal Opportunity Employer

www.webbweekly.com

KIMBER 1911 CUSTOMER CRIMSON CARRY II. Crimson Trace Lazer Grips. Mepro Night Sights. 3 Magazines, 570326-2780. 123735 REMINGTON SP-10 MAG. Paid $900.00. Like New. Best Offer. 570-323-5286. 123380

ANNUAL BATTLE OF THE FOOD TRUCKS! SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4, 2017 -- 1:00PM - 7:00PM

Call 570-326-9322

WELDING SUPPLIES

1

Dunk Tank, Bounce House & Face Painting. Proceeds Benefit the Fire Dept.

20 GAMES FOR 20

HESHBON PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2898 Heshbon Road, Williamsport (Turn Off Of Lycoming Creek Road) Worship 9AM, Sunday School 10:15 AM Come Celebrate Christ All are welcome!

123130

2661 Euclid Ave • DuBoistown, PA 17702-6754 ST

FOOD TRUCKS FROM ALL OVER THE REGION!

SPECIALS & RAFFLES ARE EXTRA

COMMERCIAL DISHWASHER, Suitable For Nursing Homes Or Clubs With All Attachments. Call 570-971-0908.

123931 2 CEMETERY LOTS. PRIME LOCATION. $1600.00. Stainless Steel Grill Guard $495.00.

240-491-6804. 123930 FOR SALE 1996 TORO WHEEL HORSE 520-H Garden Tractor & Snow Blower. Sold together for 3,800.00. e-mail: heatmeik@gmail.com. 816-3045403.

FOR SALE BUILDING MATERIALS. METAL ROOFINGA real roof for your house, garage, barn. Roof, ceiling, siding.

Closeout deals. Low prices. Fast delivery. slateroadsupply.com 717 445-5222. M01 DEWALT 10” RADIAL ARM SAW, WITH OPERATORS MANUAL AND ACCESSORIES. $85.00. Call 570-3262780. 123725 MAAX 1 PIECE CORNER SHOWER. $200.00. Call 570322-3256. 123737 3 ITEMS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. Low Hours. Well Maintained. Call 570-769-7050, After 3 O’clock. MTD Pro Riding Mower, 60” Cut, 0 Degree Turning, Commercial Grade, Large SS Grass Catcher. Simplicity 4 Wheel Drive Riding Tractor, 50” Cut, 2 Stage Snowblower.

Kawasaki, 4 Adults Dump Bed Mule With Electric Wench, New Roof And Windshield. 123723 WEATHER TECH FLOOR MATS Front And Back For 2011 Avalon. $50.00. Call 570-3984709. 123395 2006 HUSQAVARNA HYDRO STATIC DRIVE 24 HP MOWER. $775.00. 570-9800157. 123391 BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN THE WEBB WEEKLY. REFRIGERATOR, Stove, Bunk Bed, Kitchen Table, End Tables, Headboard, Futon, Washer & Dryer. Call 570-322-2722.

123552 ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET. Pre 1910 For Sale. $500.00, OBO 570-971-0717.

123916

DUBOISTOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Doors Open at 11:30am • Early Bird at 12:45

CHURCH SERVICES

8

DUBOISTOWN

59 • Webb Weekly November 1, 2017

Basket/Cash Bingo

November 1, 2017 • Webb Weekly • 60

Call 570-326-9322

www.webbweekly.com

Miller’s

SEAMLESS GUTTERS

Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards Larry Miller, Jr.

570-547-2505 EMPLOYMENT LABORERS, DRAFTERS AND DOCUMENT CONTROL POSITIONS. Apply At RPS Machinery Sales Inc. 175 Old Route 220 Highway, Jersey Shore. M-F, 9AM - 4 PM. 123932 WYROPE WILLIAMSPORT FCU is seeking a friendly and dependable individual to fill a full time Member Service position. Applicant will be trained on all aspects of the credit union’s products and services. The ability to conduct cash transactions and multi-task is a must. Candidate must have proficient computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. We offer a competitive salary and an excellent benefits package. Please email resume and salary requirements to kthomas@wyrope.org.

WANTED, CDL TRUCK DRIVER WITH CURRENT LICENSE AND PHYSICAL CARD. 2 Years Experience In Bulk Commodities Delivery And Pickup In New Jersey And Surrounding Areas. Apply In Person Preferred At Sensenig Milling, 10705 Route 44 Watsontown, PA 17777. 123912 PART-TIME PREP AND LINE BACK-UP LINE COOK NEEDED. Approximately 25-30 Hours/Week. Apply Within At 166 Mulberry St., Williamsport.

Mon.-Fri. 11-2. 123898 P/T BARTENDER, WAIT STAFF, COOK NEEDED AT PRIVATE CLUB. Call For Directions 570-584-2697. 123719

ne The Cellpho Lady!

Wendy Weaver Owner/Operator

20+ Years Wireless Experience Cell: 570-220-0154 weaverwirelessconsultantsllc@gmail.com www.weaverwirelessconsultantsllc.com We Offer: Buy Back Programs • Business Sales Wireless Workshops Setup and Transfers of New Devices

PART TIME LINE COOK POSITION. Haywood’s Bar & Grill, 113 W. Water Street, Muncy Is Currently Accepting Applications For A Line Cook Position. Must Be Able To Work Nights And Weekends. Please Apply In Person. Ask For Anwar. 123546 LOOKING FOR THE BEST AND MOST QUALIFIED? RUN YOUR HELP WANTED ADS IN THE ONLY DIRECT MAILED PUBLICATION WITH A DISTRIBUTION OF OVER 58,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES. CALL CLASSIFIED AT 570-326-9322.

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

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

DanisDishRecipeClass@gmail.com www.DanisDishRecipeClass.etsy.com

570-560-5645 • Former Chef at Freshlife Dinner Parties / Holiday Entertaining Meal Prep & From Scratch Meals / Vegan Meals Home Cooking / Paleo / Special Diet Needs

GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ALL OCCASIONS! WATER HAULING

OIL BURNER CLEANING

BUSINESS SERVICE

FULMERS WATER HAULING. Swimming Pools, Drinking Water. Dependable Delivery.

Credit Cards Accepted. Website www.fulmerswater.com.

Call 570-322-1829. 118978

SPECIAL OIL BURNER Cleaning, Includes Nozzle, Oil Filter, Screen And Efficiency Test For $85.00. Fully Insured And 36 Years Experience.

Call Quigley’s, 570-506-2272.

123402

HEDGE TRIMMING

TUTORIAL SERVICE

HEDGE TRIMMING. FREE ESTIMATES. 570-322-3256.

122811

TUTORIAL SERVICES IN MATH AND SCIENCE, Reasonable Rates. Call And Leave Message 570-505-3456.123404

TRUST WORTHY, DEPENDABLE. Will Clean House And Errands. Hughesville, Muncy, Montgomery, Unityville Areas.

570-916-8274. 123041

ATERATIONS SUSANNES SEWING ROOM IS BACK IN BUSINESS. Alterations, Custom Work, Sewing Lessons And More!. Williamsport. Call 570-506-7171. 120283

VENISON PROCESSING FOR YOUR OWN VENISON PROCESSING. Casings And Seasonings Available. Bologna, Sausage, Kielbasa And Bratwurst.

570-546-3386. 123911

CLEANING SERVICE ***BELLA’S*** SUNSHINE CLEANING SERVICES. Professional Residential Cleaning. From Our Shining Customer Service, To Your Sparkling Clean Home, I Clean To Meet Your Needs!

Reasonable Rates.

Call 570-435-8082 .

123560

Seasonal Jobs Available Calling all “Geeks”, this is an exciting time for ACC, we are approaching the peak season for holiday staffing and have one more seasonal class to fill. If you are someone who enjoys weird, wacky, and humorous novelty products and cross over to the “not-so-dark side” sometimes, this position is for you.

Necessary Skills:

You Have a Choice.

At Albright LIFE, we do our best to keep your loved ones out of a nursing home and living safely in their own home.

Call (717) 381-4320 (TTY: 711) to learn if your loved one qualifies.

Or visit AlbrightLIFE.org.

SEWING SERVICE CUSTOM WORK, ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, CURTAINS. Watsontown Area. Call 570-768-5510, Monday Through Sunday, 7 AM TO 5 PM. 123900

LANDSCAPING SCOTT’S LAWN CARE Residential And Commercial Mowing And Landscaping.

FALL CLEANUP. 18th Year. Fully Insured.

Call 570-419-6326.

123129

LEGENDARY LANDSCAPES Mowing, Mulching, Trimming, Cleanups, Plantings, Renovations, Pavers, Retaining Walls .

FREE Estimates. Call or Text 570-506-4249.

123554

LAWN CARE HAKES LAWN CARE. Mowing, Trimming And All Your Lawn Care Needs. Insured. In Business 7 Years. FREE Quotes.

Call 570-220-9058.119395

REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS

• Must be available to work between 9:00am to 9:00pm, 5 days a week including a Saturday or Sunday shift.

• Must be an excellent, polished communicator both verbally and written.

Geek Out with millions of customers (30% of contacts are over the phone, 30% through email, and 40% Live Chat.)

• Must enjoy the service world, helping great people and working with customers.

Call in to schedule your interview now. Training begins on November 15th.

This work will last through December and in to January.

Those wanting Full Time positions after the holiday season will be considered for other likely openings that will be available.

1-800-660-0130 Funding may be provided by Medicare, Medicaid, Long Term Care Insurance or private resources. Must reside in Lycoming County, Union County part of Clinton County, or Northumberland County (17777) be age 55 or older and determined to need nursing home level of care to be eligible.All non-emergency services must be provided/approved by LIFE. Participants may be held  nancially liable for unauthorized, non-emergency services.

HOUSE CLEANING

948 Plaza Drive, Montoursville, PA 17754

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

MONTGOMERY PA, HOUSTON RIDGE, 1 BEDROOM APTS. DESIGNED FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE 62 OR OLDER., HANDICAPPED/ DISABLED, REGARDLESS OF AGE AND MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. RENT IS BASED ON 30% OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 570-584-4665, 1-800-7383068, TDD 711, www.liveinpa. com. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. 123907

HANDYMAN Mike 570-506-4669 Low Rates Quick Service Nice Work Specializing in Electric

Nothing Works For You Like Webb Weekly and Direct Mail!

Call Nickie at 570-326-9322

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

RESIDENTIAL CLEANING Carpets • Luxury Vinyl Floors Upholstery • Tile & Grout Floors Wool Rugs (Cleaned in Your Home)

G. Scott Gardner - Williamsport, PA -

Law

• Real Estate/Title Insurance • Elder Law/Probate • Husband & Wife Package

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

285

To t a l

“We Make House Calls”

570-971-0090

PROFESSIONAL FREE ESTIMATES

-- ALL GALVANIZED STEEL -WHEN SAFETY & QUALITY MATTER

CHARLES E. ANDERSON (570) 745-7733 PA036714

RR2, Box 783, Jersey Shore, PA 17740

CALL: 570-916-3309

570-494-8425 • www.oxymagiccentralpa.com

Charlene’s Classic Castaways

James Clark - Owner 30 Years Experience

Your Upscale Resale Boutique

Introducing Fashions From Charlene’s at Color Salon 416 Washington Blvd.

Williamsport

272-202-4963

PA128590

South Williamsport, PA

• Plumbing • Electrical • Drywall • Painting

570-447-4680

KOZ’s TREE SERVICE DOES YOUR ROOF NEED ATTENTION? ALL TREE WORK DON’T REPLACE IT, RESTORE IT!

50% OFF!

18 YEARS IN BUSINESS! Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317 Levi Hostetler Owner

Specializing in decks, siding, small concrete jobs, roof repairs and new roofs, most repair work. Six years experience. Free estimates, give me a call

K

EYSTONE

COMMERCIAL ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION

Stephen Fisher 615 W. Winter Rd. Loganton, PA 17747

570-721-3806

Call 570-326-9322

ANDERSON ELECTRIC

COMPLETE HOME & BUSINESS SERVICE SINCE 1987

PERSONAL

AND LIVESTOCK PANELS

Mark O’Neill Quarter Horses

Jonas Hershberger FREE Estimates

Attorney At

BEST QUALITY!

Horse Safe & Cattle Tough - 60 Ft. for $1,699.95

570-437-1909

PA096756 Fully Insured

ROUND PENS

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Don’t Waste Your Advertising Dollars

Premium Anthracite Coal $

170.00/Ton 50lb. Bags $6

NOVEMBER SPECIAL 1 Ton of Bags - $220 Cash Hostetlevi1994@gmail.com

264 Hockley Hill Rd. • Turbotville, PA 17772

Jean Services Todd C. Jean & Robbie C. Jean Licensed & Insured PA 12847 1813 Murray Run Road Trout Run, PA 17771

(570) 447-5574 (570) 447-7653 General Contracting, Construction, Electrical, Plumbing, Remodeling, Commercial Snow Removal, Excavating, Property Maintenance

Maureen Niklaus, M.S. CCC-SLP Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist Licensed & Certified

A Private Practice for Children with Speech & Language Disorders

570-360-3413

mniklaus@comcast.net

1616 Elmira Street, Williamsport, PA 17701

HAMPE’S COAL YARD 5430 Musser Lane • Watsontown, PA

570-412-5637

www.webbweekly.com

570-428-4054 • 570-428-3419

ALL SIZES AVAILABLE

November 1, 2017 • Webb Weekly • 62

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Baked Steak Supper

DuBoistown United Methodist Church 133 Summer Street • S. Williamsport, PA 570-322-5398

uality OutdOOr Furniture Q •C •s •T hairs

•

wings ables ChiCken Coops

Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 4:00 - 6:00 P.M.

654 Farm market

Firewood Available

Ph: 570-745-7156

PA# 115065

SEAMLESS GUTTERS INSTALLED OR DROPPED Gutter Repairs & Cleaning

CALL 570-246-3714 CALL 570-584-4665, 1-800-7383068, TDD 711, www.liveinpa. com. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.123908

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 57 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

Need Heating Oil, ON & Off Road Diesel?

Bag Coal Available Scales On Site Call Cloyd Sones

241 Keener Dr. • Watsontown, PA

(570) 649-5457

cloydsones@windstream.net

Open: Monday thru Saturday

GUTTERNUTZ@GMAIL.COM

HUGHESVILLE, PA – BOYER MEMORAL. 1 BEDROOM APTS. DESIGNED FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE 62 OR OLDER., HANDICAPPED/ DISABLED, REGARDLESS OF AGE AND MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTD. RENT IS BASED ON 30% OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME. FOR MORE INFORMATION

All Size Pickup or Delivered

7613 Route 654

Adults - $10 • children 3-10 yrs - $5

Take - Outs Available 3:00 - 4:00 P.M. Only!

Premium Low Ash Anthracite Coal

CALL FOR A FREE CATALOG OR STOP BY Trophy Sheds

by Countryside Woodworking

Scullin Oil is now delivering to Williamsport, South Williamsport, Montoursville, Muncy, Hughesville, Montgomery and surrounding areas.

Custom Outdoor Buildings for Storage, Hobbies & Recreation.

We Will Beat Any Competitors Price by 5¢

MOSES STOLTZFUS 570-745-3649

PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

GIVE US A CALL TODAY AT 570-332-1187 OR 570-286-4519 Our Office is Located in Montgomery

**NOW AVAILABLE** GRIER STREET MANOR – 1 BRM. APTS. FOR THOSE 62 YRS. OR OLDER WHO MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. W/W CARPET, A/C. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. CALL FOR APPLICATION AND INFORMATION!! 1-800-735-3068. TDD 711. OR VISIT: WWW.LIVEINPA.COM. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 123921

115 Groupe Road Jersey Shore, PA 17740

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

HOUSE FOR SALE

MANUFACTURED HOMES

MOVE IN READY. 5 BEDROOMS, 3 Baths, Remodeled Kitchen, All Appliances Included (Newly Painted), Zoned For Home Business, Furnished Basement Rental With Private Entrance. $149,900.00. See Zillo Or Call 570-322-4890. 123889

HARVEST A DEAL! 2 BR, Abandoned Mfg. Home 4 Sale in need of rehab. Located in Montoursville. $500. Call 570-5461042. For details 9A-5P.

LAND/LOTS LAND FOR SALE IN SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT. Beautiful Wooded Lot, 2 ½ Acres, 5 Minutes Out of Town, Overlooks the River, Not In Flood Zone. Asking $60,000. Call/Text 570-3370760.

CEMETERY PLOTS 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT. Private Entrance.

242 East Church Street, Williamsport. Available November Now. 570-971-8048. 123892 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN Restored Victorian Home Near Downtown Williamsport.

Heat Included. $575.00. Call 570971-4744. 123728

HOUSE FOR RENT SMALL BUNGALOW, 1 BEDROOM. NO Pets. Cogan Station.

Call 570-323-1240. 123738 1/2 DOUBLE FOR RENT. 3 BEDROOM, NO Utilities Included, NO Pets, Non - Smokers.

Available Now. Call 570-2091765. 123904

NEWLY RENOVATED 3 BEDROOM WITH 2 CAR GARAGE IN LOYALSOCK. Close To School & Shopping. A Must See. Call 570-971-4224. 123733

TOWNHOMES WOODLAND PARK-2 Bedroom Town Home- Move-In Ready; $840/Month; $100 Security. Call Now About Our Spring Special- 570.323.0700. 120291 More Info At www.rentpmi.com.

123928

MOBILE HOMES MOBILE HOME. 2 Bedroom, All Appliances Included In McElhattan, Woolrich Area. Call 570769-61693. 123895

TWIN HILLS MEMORIAL PARK & GREEN LAWN MEMORIAL PARK Will be conducting

FALL CLEAN UP

November 13 through November 17 If there is anything you wish to have saved, please remove these items before the clean-up date. Please do not place Decorations on the grave until clean-up is completed.

Your cooperation is appreciated.

FOR SALE, (3) CEMETERY PLOTS AT GREEN LAWN. Pick Your Own Spots. Call Jim Hammer. 570-441-7685 Or 570784-0271. 123656

STORAGE WORKSHOP STORAGE/WORKSHOP, 44’ x 60’. $475.00/Month. Located Off 220 Near Sheetz in Linden. Available November 1, 2017. Call Dawn Cohen – Broker – SUNRISE REAL ESTATE & MANAGEMENT SERVICES – (570)651-9205. 123890 STORAGE/WORKSHOP, 21’ X 23’ HEATED With 16 Foot Garage Door and Entrance Door. Electric Included. $300.00/ Month. With Optional Office Space. Located Off 220 Near Sheetz in Linden. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Call Dawn Cohen – Broker – SUNRISE REAL ESTATE & MANAGEMENT SERVICES – (570)651-9205.

123890

STORAGE UNITS STORAGE UNITS. 10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570-3262830. 123918

VEHICLES CARS 2007 SUBARU OUTBACK LL BEAN EDITION. Approximately 144,867 Miles. Good Condition. $6000.00, OBO. Call 570-971-5291. 123919

1985 MONTE CARLO SS. All Original, 1 Owner, 151,700 Miles. $6800.00. Call 570-5471862. 123549 SELL YOUR VEHICLE FAST! WEBB WEEKLY CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS. DIRECT MAILED TO OVER 58,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES.TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL, 3 LINES FOR 4 WEEKS, ONLY $15.95.

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MOTORCYCLES 1992 SUZUKI BURGMAN, 30,000 Miles. Excellent Condition. $3,000.00. Call 570-4199985. 123915 CLASSIC 1983 HONDA MAGNA 750. Runs Great. Inspected Until 5/18. $1750.00, OBO. Call 570-323-8188. 103232 WANTED! Harley-Davidson Motorcycles.

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Horsepower Harley-Davidson, Williamsport, PA 17701. www.horsepowerhd.com 123924

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VEHICLES WANTED ATTENTION B & C AUTO WRECKERS Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment.

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Call Nickie at 570-326-9322

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THERMACORE INSULATED PANELS 1” - .70¢ sq. ft.

13/8” - .75¢ sq. ft.

15/8” - .80¢ sq. ft.

2” - .90¢ sq. ft.

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Bottles

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5 LB. BAG ONLY $1.59 PORK CHOPS

10 LB. BOX $ 8.99 Chicken Strips and Fritters

$1.00/LB.

CHECK OUT OUR FRESH QUALITY PRODUCE DEPARTMENT! - Locally Grown Apples -- Assorted Variety 3 lb. Bag -- ONLY $1.99 - Bananas - $.42 / lb - Russet Potatoes (5lb. Bag) - $1.59 / bag - Fresh Cucumbers - 3 / $1.00 - Jumbo Green Peppers - $.99 / lb - Fresh Mushrooms - 8 oz. - $1.39 - Spanish Onions - $.39 / lb - Fresh Grape Tomatoes - $1.79 / pt - Fresh Zucchini - $.99 / lb - Celery - $.99 / bunch -

WE GOT YOU COVERED WITH COLD CUTS & CHEESES FOR YOUR SPECIAL GATHERING!

Fresh Sliced Smoked Turkey................................. $4.99/lb Fresh Sliced Sweet & Regular Lebanon Bologna ... $4.59/lb Fresh Sliced Chicken Breast ................................. $5.39/lb Fresh Sliced Salami............................................... $3.99/lb Fresh Sliced Provolone Cheese ............................ $2.99/lb Fresh Sliced Mozzarella Cheese ........................... $2.99/lb Fresh Sliced Cooper Cheese ................................ $4.59/lb **We will prepare any special deli order for you or your next gathering. Just place an order with our deli.**

Bacon Ends 1.99/LB

$

3 lbs for ONLY $1.00!

16 oz. Bag ONLY $.89

5 lb. Box of Hot Dogs...............................$9.99 Bacon, 1lb................................................$3.49 Smoked Ham Portions....................... $1.49/lb.

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1.89

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$

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