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Autumn Outdoor Life and Liberty By Jim Webb Jr.
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hat an absolutely amazing time of year to enjoy our home area of Penn’s Woods, “Hunting, fishing and loving every day” as country artist Luke Bryan sings it. “It’s the prayer a country boy prays” and no words ring truer as autumn and the beginning of the PA hunting season are upon us. It is to me the most perfect time of year to get out. The green West Branch countryside will soon turn to the most vibrant fall colors. The weather makes it a great time for late season trout or my favorite fall bass fishing. We are blessed with trophy buck, turkey, bear and an abundance of small game, even coyote hunting if that trips your trigger. Heck if you are lucky enough to have your name drawn a trophy bull elk is just a short drive away. I love the anticipation of ‘the hunt’, the getting up early, the smell of the October woods and never knowing what your hunting story is going to be for that day. This past spring gobbler season, Jimmy and I shared some common ground with a family of skunks. That made for one pretty funny hunting story; it could have been one pretty stinky story if not for my son. See, Jimmy warned me at the very last minute as we entered the woods under the cover of darkness that I was about to step on Pepé Le Pew. My boot almost on the stripe of his back. How I didn’t get fumigated is
beyond me. Jimmy laughed for an hour over my agility and speed to avoid the critter. This may also be why I didn’t get a dose of that most pungent perfume. I think Pepé may have also been laughing so hard at my escape, he just couldn’t fire. It doesn’t have to be the perfect hunt or the harvesting of a trophy. The sharing of time, the tradition of hunting and enjoying God’s creation makes everything right in the world. Make the time and get outdoors, if hunting or fishing isn’t your thing how about hiking, biking or just a walk together as a family. Enjoy the beauty of nature and all that is seen and unseen unless you look for it. I am proud Ron Mingle is heading up our Webb Weekly Big Buck Contest. A special thanks to the Country Store and Tommy Springman, Dana Poust and Poust Taxidermy and Sauers Trading. Whether or not you shoot that monster buck or bag a spike you can enter to win a Remington 783 rifle courtesy of John and Donnie Sauers. We here at the Webb Weekly have something new in celebration of the outdoors, our area and the fine men and women who serve our Great Nation. I cannot give enough thanks for those who protect our freedom to enjoy the outdoors. Some suffer tragic circumstances that change their lives forever. My staff and I would like to offer the opportunity to share lunch and a pheasant hunt to anyone wounded in the defense of our Country since the 9/11 attacks on our
Great Nation. My friend Barry Sones is dedicated to the Wounded Warrior Project and owns Nightingale Hunting Preserve. We will be teaming up for the event to show appreciation for these special members of our community. If you would like to participate or know someone who would enjoy the day please give us a call at 570-326-9322. We would like to give our heroes a day of friendship, food and hunting. God Bless America. Everyday Player I was down at Mifflinburg a few weeks back. Loyalsock was taking on the Wildcats in some Friday Night Lights football action. At halftime I heard a familiar voice speak to me as the teams and officials were heading back out for the second half. As I turned there in his officiating uniform was lifetime friend, Mr. Dave Frey. He looked great for a gentleman of 75 who was chasing these young players up and down the Mifflinburg turf. Mr. Frey epitomizes my everyday player. His service, commitment, and love of community is what it’s all about. He literally flies under the radar, well he did. Not wanting the credit or recognition deserved for a lifetime of achievement. Corporal Frey retired after 32 1/2 years of
service with the Pennsylvania State Police. For 30 years he was the State Police helicopter pilot operating out of Montoursville. The importance of the helicopter for public safety was near and dear to my Dad and Mr. Frey. Both did everything possible to keep the copter in our area and then did everything for its return after leaving. Its importance can be exemplified by Mr. Frey’s service during Hurricane Agnes and other floods during his time in the air. Its use for rescue saved many lives. It was also a strategic tool during river accidents, forest fires, lost civilian efforts and of course law enforcement. One unusual use of the police helicopter was during the Three-Mile Island nuclear crisis. Mr. Frey served as chief of Citizens Fire Company and as South Williamsport Fire Department’s borough chief. He’s a lifetime member of Citizens and the South Williamsport Fire Department. Mr. Frey served on the SWA School Board for 14 years. He has worked for the Williamsport Lycoming County Airport Authority for the past 18 years. He is the marketing director and has been involved in over $26 million worth of projects. Mr. Frey has officiated high school football for 25 years in our area and NCAA football for the past 10 seasons. He has worked two PIAA State Championship games, a Big 33 All-Star game, East-West All-Star games and many Lions Club District IV All-Star games. He also had the honor of officiating a NCAA Division III National Semi Final game. Dave and his wife Cathy have seven children combined and 10 grandchildren. A tip of the aviation cap to you, Mr. Frey. Keep up the great work!
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he latest incarnation of the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra celebrates a milestone during this 20162017 season. It will be celebrating 50 years of bringing the finest in classical and symphonic music to the people of Williamsport and the Susquehanna Valley. The 2016-2017 season for the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra gets underway on October 18 when former WSO conductor, Robin Fountain acts as guest conductor for program that includes Rimsky Korsakov’s “May Night Overture,” Elgar’s. “Cello Concerto, Opus 85 in E Major,” and Borodin’s “Symphony No. 2 in B Minor.” The antecedents for the present Williamsport Symphony go back more than a century. According to the WSO website, the “first Williamsport Symphony Orchestra” began with 59 musicians and debuted in 1915 under the baton of E. Hart Bugbee, a violinist and teacher with a studio in Market Square (the former Ulman Opera House). In 1933, it became the Rural Works Development Orchestra; in
1940 it re-emerged as the Williamsport Civic Orchestra. World War II put a hold on the orchestra as many went off to support the war effort. “By popular demand,” the symphony was revived in 1947 under the direction of “local legend” Osborne Housel. Season sponsorships, a scholarship program, and a symphony society were formed. The orchestra gave capacity performances at the Capitol Theatre (now the Community Arts Center) and, in the summer of 1956, presented a free concert in the Brandon Park Bandshell. Housel passed away in May 1957, and the orchestra ceased operations. The current Williamsport Symphony Orchestra was started “from scratch” in 1964 with Lewisburg violinist Dorothy Baumwoll and semi-professional oboist Dr. William Barrison. They solicited musicians from four counties to launch the Susquehanna Valley Symphony Orchestra. Functioning under a volunteer management, the SVSO braved numerous crises to keep itself alive. Music industry professionals and corporate sponsors began to take an interest in the SVSO. In 1982, the
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SVSO recruited Rolf Smedvig as music director. A former principal trumpeter with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, he founded (and remains a member of) the Grammy winning Empire Brass Quintet. In 1984, the SVSO’s name was changed to “Williamsport Symphony Orchestra.” Smedvig passed the baton to Robin Fountain in 1992. Under Fountain’s leadership, the WSO expanded its reach to become a full-fledged semiprofessional orchestra. The uniquely talented Fountain rose to the task of making the WSO a stand-out orchestra in a small city. He moved on in 2007, and in 2008 (after a national search), Tomasz Golka became the WSO’s Music Director. 2010 welcomed Gerardo Edelstein to the stage as WSO’s current Music Director. Since 2001, the WSO has given its first television broadcast, finished a successful endowment campaign, resumed its summer concert series “Pops in the Park,” created “The Billtown Brass” and moved its headquarters to the magnificent, 2100-seat Community Arts Center, as well as receiving nationwide recognition from the National Endowment for the Arts and the League of American Orchestras. The WSO’s musician roster has increased and concert attendance records have been broken. And today, the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra continues to enrich and support the economic and cultural growth of our
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County Hall Corner Conflicts and Concerns By Larry Stout
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nderstanding terms is important to understanding how government works. For example, the County Commissioners can enact “resolutions” and “proclamations.” A proclamation is just what it sounds like - proclaiming something that deserves attention. This column has featured in the past several proclamations, which have been made, such as “Corrections Employee Week,” designated to show appreciation for county employees that work in the correctional facilities. They have also “proclaimed” such things as the importance of Holocaust remembrance observances. Proclamations may be used to call attention to certain events or causes when such statements may positively impact the county and convey an affirmative message. Proclamations are more idea oriented, whereas resolutions serve a more legal function. A resolution may be used to express the County’s policy, direct administration or legal action, or to make a public statement from the Commissioner’s Board. Almost
all of these in the past year have been for matters such as sale of surplus equipment or emergency repairs to government-owned property. Resolution 2016-20, however, was a different matter altogether. This resolution states that, “the Board of Commissioners desires to implement a plan to protect the safety of the public, County employees, and County property in the event of labor unrest, including but not limited to work stoppages, picket lines and other demonstrations.” The published agenda listed Resolution 2016-20 as a “strike contingency plan.” When it was brought up at the work session on September 20th, Commissioner Mirabito
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everyday life without pain. Results vary depending on the nature and severity of the condition as well as complicating and aggravating factors. An examination is necessary to determine if this therapy is likely to be beneficial in your case. Patients treated with Laser Therapy often show a higher level of function, both during and after the treatment period. This therapy provides a conservative and low cost alternative to those facing surgery as well as those who are not yet surgical candidates, but are bothered by the side effects of drug management or where drug management is ineffective.
It Promotes Rapid Healing Of The Injured Tissues
This pain-free, non-surgical approach works by stimulating the body’s natural healing processes, providing pain relief and reducing injury damage. This therapy, which uses leading edge technology, has been successful and allowed patients to return to work, recreational sports, competitive activities and
Before therapy, both of my knees were so painful that getting up and down, climbing stairs and walking caused excruciating pain. Since therapy, I have NO PAIN in either knee. I would say that this therapy is just short of a miracle! I would recommend this Laser Therapy to anyone with knee pain! ~ Sherry D. I started the program about a month ago, the pain has gotten better. I sleep better at night. I now move my knees better than they have in the past. I suggest a person try this treatment, if they want relief. ~Nina S.
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For the First 25 Callers Only, we are running a very special offer where you can find out if you are a candidate for Laser Therapy. What does this offer include? Everything we normally do in our “Knee Pain Evaluation”. Just call and here’s what you’ll get… • An in-depth consultation about your problem where we will listen…really listen…to the details of your case. • A complete neuromuscular examination.
FREE WOR K KNEE PAINSHOP ON Mon., Oct. RELIEF 3r Limited Sed @ 6pm ating • Where indicated, a full set of specialized x-rays to determine if arthritis is contributing to your pain. • A thorough analysis of your x-ray and exam findings so we can start mapping out your plan to being pain free. • You’ll see everything first hand and find out if this amazing treatment will be your pain solution, like it has been for so many other patients. The First 25 Callers Only can get everything we’ve listed here for only $35. Remember what it was like before you had knee problems; when you were pain free and could enjoy everything life had to offer? It can be that way again. Don’t neglect your problem any longer – don’t wait until it’s too late.
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Laser Therapy is an outpatient, non-surgical therapeutic modality that has been shown to reduce inflammation that causes pain while accelerating the healing process. It offers non-invasive treatment to promote healing for those who suffer from pain in muscles, nerves and joints, like that associated with chronic knee pain. Laser Therapy is used by collegiate and professional athletes to accelerate healing.
I hurt my knee 8-9 years ago. Two months ago I must have twisted, turned and stepped all at the same time and all wrong. I kept noticing the Twin Hills ad. I decided to go listen to what they had to say. I am about 1/3 through and feel about 1/3 improvement. ~NKL
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Now, in Muncy, PA, Twin Hills doctors are helping local residents with Knee Pain live more active, pain-free lives.
Here’s what our patients have to say: Living with knee pain can feel like a crippling experience. Let’s face it, your knees aren’t as young as you used to be, and playing with the kids or grandkids isn’t any easier either. Maybe your knee pain keeps you from walking short distances or playing golf like you used to. Nothing’s worse than feeling great mentally, but physically feeling held back from life because your knee hurts and the pain just won’t go away! We are the Doctors at Twin Hills Chiropractic Health Center. Since we began practicing nearly twenty-two years ago, we’ve seen hundreds of people with knee problems leave the office pain free. If you’re suffering from these conditions, a new breakthrough in medical technology may completely eliminate your pain and help restore normal function to your knees.
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The Statement Coat. Obviously, a durable, warm wear-everyday coat is a must for late-fall and winter. However, a stylish coat, either in a bright color, or Bernadette striking pattern is Ulsamer good to have on-hand as well. This is the coat to throw on when you don’t really have anything else to wear – it’s an outfit onto itself! Also, as winter keeps rolling along through February and March, a statement coat is a great way to freshen up your cold-weather style, and give your work-a-day outerwear some much-needed rest. The Same Jeans in Every Wash Well, not EVERY wash because let’s face it, some shades of denim are not suited to everyone. However, you should have darker, mid, and lighter washes of the same fit jean. In other words, whatever jean style works best for you and your body, buy two more pairs. It’s never a bad idea to have a ‘backup’ pair of good
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Join us for a meet and greet of young stroke survivors to establish new friendships, share experiences and provide support to one another. Information: (570) 560-8990 or smondell@susquehannahealth.org Location: Williamsport Regional Medical Center, Education & Conference Center lobby
This group for women with chronic pelvic pain offers a positive and supportive environment to meet other women who live with endometriosis, interstitial cystitis and other pelvic pain conditions. Walk-ins are welcome, but registration is recommended. Register: (570) 320-7470 Location: Costello Center Physical Therapy, Wenner Building, Divine Providence Hospital campus
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Life Chain What: 25th Annual Life Chain to support the pro-life movement in America When: On Sunday, October 2, 2016, from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Signs will be available at 2:00 p.m. at stations along the Golden Strip for those who wish to participate. Where: In Williamsport on the Golden Strip. Sonestown Heritage Festival What: Craft vendors, flea market, antiques, music, great food, and yard sales throughout the town. Vendor space available. For more information call 570-651-2970 or 570-482-3071. When: October 8 & 9, 2016, 8 a.m. to ?. Where: Route 220 N of Hughesville in Sonestown. Career Fair What: PA CareerLink® Clinton County Career Fair. This is a great opportunity to meet area employers and educational providers. For more information please call the CareerLink office at 570-893-4022. When: Thursday, October 13th from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Where: Susque-View Home located at 22 Cree Drive in Lock Haven, PA. Tioga County Early Days What: Our purpose is to unite everyone who is interested in antique engines, tractors, implements and machinery and anything associated with life in Tioga County during the late 1800s and early 1900s (the early days). Free admission, donation accepted. When: October 14-16. Gates open daily at 8:00 a.m. Where: Tioga County Fair Grounds, Whitneyville, PA. Between Wellsboro and Mandfield on Route 6. Used book sale What: Friends of the Muncy Public Library’s used book sale. When: The second Tuesday of every month, 3 to 6 p.m. Where: Muncy Public Library 108 S Main St, Muncy.
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Celebrates the Arts Alliance, Vicki Goodspeed - Public Relations and Corporate Sales Manager for the Genetti Hotel and Suites, and Mickey Mapstone, current president of the BEAL. The Curators of the gallery, Lynne and David Becker, are continually amazed at the quality and variety of artist’s work and the enthusiastic and talented artists that they have had the pleasure to work with. Mickey says, “We have the most talented members. Just the experience of being around so much creativity, is mind boggling.” BEAL also starts up their Fall Meeting schedule on Thursday September 1st, 7 pm at the Tabor Museum. All art enthusiasts and appreciators are invited to attend. There is a BEAL meeting/program on the first Thursday of each month from September thru May (except November) at the museum. For more information on BEAL, upcoming monthly programs and the Genetti Grille Gallery exhibits, you can visit http://thebaldeagleartleague.weebly. com. When: The exhibit runs through Tuesday October 4th during normal Grille Gallery hours (Monday through Saturday 4:30-10 pm). Where: The Gallery is located in the back room of the 4th Street Grille in the Genetti Hotel and Suites, 200 West 4th Street, Downtown Williamsport. PERFORMANCES PERFORMANCES... Resounding Cymbals What: Resounding Cymbals Performing Arts Presents: ‘Follies in the Fall’, a variety show featuring comedy, drama, and music. A Dessert bar will be available. Suggested donation: $5. When: Saturday, October 29th. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The show begins at 7:00 p.m. Where: Clinton Township Banquet Hall, 2311 Rt 54 Hwy., Montgomery, PA 17752.
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on display and there will be a Fine Art and Photography Exhibit. Shoppers will find a wide variety of fine arts and crafts, such as jewelry, carvings, art, photography, pottery, woodturnings, repurposed furniture, birdhouses, wooden duck calls, soaps and lotions, antique sleigh bells and fine crafted decorations. The musical entertainment includes: The Magic of Steve Hyde and Miss Ashlyn, the McNett Country Band, the Canton High School Marching Band, Chordial Connection Barbershop Quartet and the Martin Singers. Festival organizers are especially excited about having the return of the Ross Park Zoo Mobile. It proved to be quite popular last year to both children and adults. For further information about the Apple and Cheese Festival access their website at: paapplecheese.com
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situations throughout your life when you’ve felt most empowered and most inspired to be your very best. Consider what you can take from those circumstances and apply it to your current position. 2. Find what inspires you. Once you pinpoint what motivates you most, consider how to integrate it into the task or goal you’re striving toward. For example, you could follow the lead of mountaineer Masha Gordon, who recently scaled Denali National Park in Alaska, her last climb of the Explorer’s Grand Slam, which is an endurance challenge that requires climbing the highest peak on each of the seven continents and trekking to the North and
South poles on skis. “My children are my greatest inspiration, yet I couldn’t bring them with me on my climbs,” Gordon said. “I searched for a way to ensure that their inspirational words would always be with me. For my trek on Denali, I asked them to write motivational messages on my gear with Sharpie Extreme Permanent Markers, which have highcontrast ink that resists fading even when exposed to the most challenging conditions like harsh UV rays, snow, rain and mud. When I had moments where I struggled during the summit, I was able to gather strength from their words written on my gear.” 3. Take a detour. If you’re struggling to identify the right motivator for your situation, simply take a break and direct
your energy elsewhere. Sometimes forcing your mind and heart to focus too strongly can prevent the most genuine feelings and emotions from surfacing. Taking a step back to gain perspective will allow time for the most authentic forms of inspiration to arise. 4. Surround yourself with inspiration. Put yourself on a better path by creating a lifestyle that lifts your spirits. Forge relationships with people who inspire you, and fill your physical space with idea boards including pictures and inspirational quotes that drive you to be your best. 5. Keep it simple. There are times when the end goal is prize enough, and that’s perfectly OK. If the reward itself is the motivator, seize it and push forward with all of your might. (Family Features)
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or college football game or tailgate this fall, and 20 percent plan to host a tailgate or viewing party themselves. While many love planning out meals, decorations and activities for friends and family, the costs can easily add up and make hosting feel like an underdog game. So how can fans plan a tailgate that stays on budget and impresses any crowd - home or away? Home design and DIY experts Ben and Erin Napier teamed with Bank of
America to provide these cost-savvy tips for pulling off a memorable tailgate that fits the bill for every fan on game day. Get in the Competitive Spirit Whether you’re grilling outside the stadium or spending halftime hanging out in your backyard, Ben recommends laying out a variety of games for guests to enjoy. “We take college football season very seriously,” Ben said. “For some friendly, competitive fun before kickoff and during halftime, create a larger-thanlife wood-block game.” Follow these simple steps: 1. Sand down wooden four-by-fours. 2. Cut into 48 pieces, each eighteen 18 inches long. 3. Stack pieces into a tower. 4. Take turns pulling pieces to see who knocks the tower over first. For added flair and personalization, Erin suggests painting the wooden blocks your team colors. Bring the Stadium to Your Living Room If you missed out on tickets or your home team is on the road, you can still
make your home feel like a day at the stadium. “During tailgates at home, we try to make our friends feel like they’re actually at the game and having as much fun as possible,” Ben said. Decorating your home with the team’s colors - such as creating DIY wall art with framed jerseys - is a simple, costefficient way to capture the tailgate essence. Ben suggests setting up a big screen TV on the deck or outdoor living area with speakers to mimic the feeling of watching a game outside in the stands. For inexpensive, comfy seating that will help welcome guests and add another pop of team spirit, try purchasing throw pillows in your team’s colors from a wholesale club or superstore, but make sure to weatherproof them
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group, planning ahead and using simple recipes are key. “We like to plan our meals ahead so that by the time our friends arrive and the game starts, we’re pretty much done in the kitchen,” Ben Napier said. A simple, versatile marinade helps keep flavors fresh throughout the football season while avoiding additional costs. “For our tailgates, we prefer to stick to the classics,” Ben said. “When we aren’t grilling hot dogs or burgers, we make a big pot of chili in our slow cooker letting it simmer for a few hours before serving when the game starts. If we’re tailgating at the stadium, we’ll even
throw the chili together in a cast iron pot straight on the grill.” Do-It-All Marinade • 3 parts olive oil • 2 parts soy sauce • 1part Worcestershire sauce • 1 part balsamic vinegar • lemon juice • Dijon mustard • pepper • garlic powder In small bowl, combine all ingredients then place in re-sealable plastic bag. Drizzle marinade over chicken and let stand in refrigerator about 4 hours prior to grilling. (Family Features)
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• 2 garlic cloves, crushed • 2 cups Idahoan Signature Russets Mashed Potatoes (from 16.23-ounce package) • 1 cup sliced cremini mushrooms • 1/2 cup cherry tomatoes, halved • 1/4 cup pitted black olives, halved • sautéed green beans Sprinkle chicken thighs with salt and pepper. In 12-inch skillet over mediumhigh heat, brown chicken thighs on both sides in hot oil. Add white wine, chicken broth, thyme sprigs and garlic. Over high heat, heat mixture to boiling. Cover and simmer 25 minutes, stirring occasionally. Meanwhile, prepare mashed potatoes
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In small bowl, whisk 3 tablespoons sugar and lemon zest for about 1 minute, or until sugar is fragrant and moist. Arrange peaches, cut side up, in 13-by9-inch baking dish. Pour water into dish. Sprinkle lemon sugar mixture over peaches and roast 25-30 minutes, or until peaches are slightly softened and have released their juices. Meanwhile, lightly spray cooking spray on small baking sheet. In medium-heavy saucepan over high heat, bring remaining sugar, honey and 2 tablespoons water to boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to mediumhigh and cook, without stirring, about 5 minutes, or until candy thermometer
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organization. He has also seen a full standardization of officers’ personal gear, guns, ammunition, whistles, uniforms and so on. Retirement? “Not yet,” says Mr. Blair emphatically, giving you a strong impression that such a thing is a long way off. Mr. Blair started on the Williamsport police force at midnight, October 5, 1929. He hadn’t even had time to procure and officer’s uniform, when at five minutes after midnight, he was on his first case. He had been issued only a badge and a gun at that early stage of his career. One of the things Mr. Blair will tell you, if you ask him to talk about his 25 years on the job is how the police force has become recognized as wellorganized, efficient and modern body. For this, he will allot a major share of the credit to John G. Good, head of the bureau of police since 1932
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craftspeople in Central Pennsylvania, with coverlets from Northumberland, Lycoming, Clinton and Centre counties.” Some of the other displays and demonstrations include: Native American Village by Southern Woodland Indian Loyal Confederacy, Wooden wheel tire setting by Bradd Mertz and Josh Wolfe, Apprentice Demonstrations by Apprentice Master Program, Hand Hewn log home building, music and culture – Randy, Josey and Levi Brendle, Widow Catherine Smith from White Deer at *Three Sister Stew* by Ardith Wilkens and Archeological Dig – Charlie Mingle and Matt Watts. The Sunday morning worship service at the Historic Warrior Run Church will host a portrayal of noted Abolitionist preacher, the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. As usual, there will be plenty of great food available from various vendors. Founded in 1978, the Warrior Run-Fort Freeland Heritage Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the history and heritage of the Warrior Run area. Admission is $6 for adults and $2 for students. Parking is free. A $1 off coupon is available for download at their website www.freelandfarm.org.
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4. Diabetes - Up to 83 percent of Type 2 diabetes patients have sleep apnea and are not even aware of it, according to research published on “Frontiers in Neurology.” Recent medical research suggests that glucose control weakens as the severity of a patient’s sleep apnea increases. 5. Stroke - The risk for stroke also rises with untreated sleep apnea, according to research published in “The American Journal of Medicine.” The study shows that the risk rises even if the patient has no other stroke risk factors. Obstructive sleep apnea also is frequently found among those who have already suffered a stroke. Talk with your doctor if you suspect that you or a loved one may be suffering from sleep apnea. Common warning signs include snoring, choking and gasping during sleep. If diagnosed, a routine of consistent, nightly treatment, such as CPAP therapy or oral appliance therapy, is the best way to manage sleep apnea and reduce the risk of developing serious health complications. Provided by an AADSM member dentist, oral appliance therapy is often easier to use on a regular basis for many patients. (Family Features)
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’ll admit it, I haven’t hunted pheasants in the last half-dozen years and apparently a lot of other hunters haven’t either. Like a lot of us “old timers” we’re spoiled; we’re used to the good old days when wild pheasants were fairly abundant and you could take a
limit of birds in a few hours of hunting even without a dog. Well, those days are long gone and I doubt it will ever be like that again. Anytime the subject comes up there are plenty of opinions as to what happened but I suspect there is no one simple answer as to why the pheasant population bottomed out; rather a number of factors likely came together to form
the perfect storm so to speak. That being said however we still have several divided pheasant seasons in Pennsylvania with the first opening date statewide on October 22. Albeit the pheasants we are hunting these days are almost entirely pen-raised birds. Several efforts have been made by the Pennsylvania Game Commission to reestablish a wild population but the success of that program remains to be seen. Trying to keep the pheasant hunting program alive has been a real challenge for the commission since annual budgets have been reduced considerably and the cost of raising birds has gone up over the years. Efforts are still being made however to reduce the cost of production from $19
a pheasant to $15 a bird and the hope is to still produce about 200,000 birds a year. Surveys show that most hunters still support the Game Commissions efforts to raise and stock pheasants but in reality only about ten percent of the hunters actually target pheasants and their average age is over 50. In the 1970’s there were an estimated 800,000 pheasant hunters in Pennsylvania but today we are looking at about 80,000 who still hunt pheasants; nevertheless efforts are being made to keep the program viable. One of the things the commission is doing to keep the pheasant program moving forward is to pursue the possibility of outsourcing the propagation of pheasants at two of its pheasant farms one of which
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As venison season approaches, the Country Store Venison Processing Shop is ready to serve you! We are proud to announce we have new, highly qualified management and staff trained to ensure the Country Storeʼs quality, process, and tradition of customer service is met. The Country Store will be offering a few new products including venison meatloaf and a variety of bratwursts that include Pennsylvania sweet corn, dill pickle and many more exciting flavors. We hope you are as excited as we are to kick this venison season off! Thank you for your continued patronage. Tom
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• Summer Sausage (Ylds 1.5x): Plain, Sweet, Cotta Salami, Pepperoni - $5.99 / lb. • Stick Bologna (Ylds 1.5x): Plain, Hot, Garlic - $2.79 / lb. Dutch County Sweet, Cheese - $3.29 / lb. • Jalapeno & Cheese - $3.79 / lb. • Ring Bologna (Ylds 1.5x): Plain, Hot, Garlic - $2.99 / lb. Dutch County Sweet, Cheese - $3.49 / lb. • Jalapeno & Cheese - $3.99 / lb. • Mini Stick Bologna (Ylds 1.5x): Plain, Hot, Garlic - $3.99 / lb. Cheese - $4.49 / lb. • Jalapeno & Cheese - $4.99 / lb. • Hot Dogs (Ylds 2.0x): Plain, Cheese - $3.99 / lb. • Jalapeno & Cheese - $4.49 / lb. • Smoked Sausage (Ylds 1.5x): Plain, Hot Italian - $3.69 / lb. • Cheese - $4.29 / lb.
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1. HUNTERS, please be aware of what you are ordering, how much you will get back, and total approximate cost of processing, before leaving venison shop. 2. If you want your head or horns “OTHER THAN CAPES” please remove before leaving and take with you. Country Store is not responsible for any head or horns left on premises. 3. Country Store has implemented a lactic acid carcass wash to ensure complete cleanse of bacteria from carcasses and extends shelf life. 4. Country Store requires a $100.00 Deposit on all orders. 5. Country Store must have all orders picked up immediately when called. 6. Country Store offers 24 hour drop off 7. Accepting carcass and boneless venison ALL YEAR LONG!
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or many people, fishing is a family affair and one that Dad and Mom want their kids to experience. Some kids will take to it like a fish takes to water. Other kids might find it boring or gross. The only way you will know for sure is to let them try. One way to get them excited is to include them in the planning. This might be scouting locations or deciding what kind of fish you will be going after. This is also a good time to talk about fish, fishing and the tactics involved. They will learn by doing, but give them a good foundation for the fishing philosophy. Next, outfit them with their own gear. Kids generally like “stuff.” This might mean getting them their own tackle box and lures. It will for sure mean getting them their own rod and reel. Make sure whatever rig you buy, is age appropriate and is something
they can handle. Casting is not something that comes natural to most people. For this reason you should spend time teaching them how to cast and allow lots of time for practice. This can be done in the backyard, which means you don’t have to go to the fishing hole. There will probably be frustration, be prepared for this and be patient. Speaking of patience, that’s what fishing is all about. You know this from your own fishing trips. Imagine asking a kid to be patient. Prepare for them to get bored. Bring along things that will keep them occupied while you wait for the fish to bite. While you may have the patience to fish, make sure you apply that same skill to your kids. It’s a safe bet that they will be more interested in throwing rocks, chasing butterflies or running around. Be prepared for this and take deep breaths.
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Unless your child is a fishing prodigy, it’s probably best to start them out fishing with a bobber. If they do get a bite, teach them to proper technique for landing the fish and don’t get upset if they lose it. If your child is going to get hooked on fishing, the experience of reeling one in is probably when the magic will happen. Whether the fish are biting or not, you need to be conscience of when to call it a day. Don’t
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all offers the sportsman many choices. Possibly the biggest decision is: Do I hunt, or do I fish? Both present a number of options. With leisure time coming at such a premium these days, the die-hard angler often finds it difficult to abandon his piscatorial pastime. With that in mind, following are some fish species and fisheries worth consideration. Trout Just as the fall foliage is flush with brilliant colors of yellow, red, and
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offs. Stripers Anywhere striped bass are found, there will be feeding frenzies in the fall. Be on the lookout for thrashing baitfish on the surface, driven there by hungry stripers. Large, popping lures, swimbaits, or popping bugs will get noticed by these voracious feeders. If the surface activity is sparse or nonexistent, fish the points, creek mouths, and dropoffs with crankbaits, spoons, swimbaits, or streamers. Destinations include: Lake Wallenpaupack, Raystown LakeHuntingdon County, Blue Marsh Lake- Berks County (both purebred and hybrid stripers), Lake ArthurButler County, Shenango Lake- Mercer County, among others. Musky Avid musky fishermen look forward to this time of year. The cooler weather seems to put the “fish of 10,000 casts” in a much more aggressive feeding mood. Live bait, or oversize lures and lots of casting and retrieving are the goto ploys for catching musky. From the nearby West Branch Susquehanna River to multiple fisheries across the state, avid musky fishermen have many options. In lakes it pays to concentrate your efforts in and around feeder creeks, especially if large enough to create a lake arm. In rivers, muskies can be found near tributary mouths, islands, downed trees, humps, and drop-offs. Effective methods include trolling or fishing tube
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planting corn, it is frequently referred to as the Corn Planting Moon. June: The Strawberry Moon. So names because this is the month when strawberry picking reaches its peak. July: The Buck Moon. This is the month when male deer, or bucks, begin to really distinguish themselves from the females, or does, as they start their velvet-covered antler growth. August: The Sturgeon Moon. So named because this is the month when sturgeon which frequent the waters of the Great Lakes are most easily caught. September: The Harvest Moon. Also referred to as the Corn Moon, this is the time for bringing in the field crops, such as corn, pumpkins, beans and rice. This bright moon would allow the European farmers to work late into the night to harvest their crops. Some years, the Harvest Moon occurs in October. October: The Hunter’s Moon. Now, the crops have been harvested, the palette of colored fall leaves have dropped and game animals are traveling in search of food as they fatten up for the coming winter. It is prime time for hunting! November: The Beaver Moon. With winter approaching, this is the time for
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The 2011 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation conducted by U.S. Fish and Wildlife reveals that during that year 33.1 million people fished and 13.7 million hunted, generating 41.8 billion in fishing expenditures and 33.7 billion in hunting expenditures. These sportsmen constitute some of the most vocal supporters of conservation and scientific wildlife management, helping dictate the wise use of our natural resources. National Hunting and Fishing Day acknowledges the contributions of hunters and anglers for their part in the conservation of wildlife resources. There is no better way to explain the importance of the sportsman’s commitment to conservation and the environment than to educate the non-outdoorsmen in our community. Sportsmen insure a healthy future for wildlife and their environs, guaranteeing a bright future for outdoor sports. Embrace this meaningful celebration and introduce your children, parents, friends, and neighbors to hunting and/ or fishing. Hunters and anglers were not only the first environmentalists, but are among the best. To learn more about National Hunting and Fishing Day log onto www.nhfday.org.
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for conservation every 30 minutes! Through dues and contributions to conservation organizations, hunters give an additional $280 million annually for wildlife and habitat. Hunters and anglers benefit all Americans who enjoy wildlife and the places wildlife lives. One hundred years ago there were approximately 500,000 whitetail deer remaining in America; today there are over 30 million. Wild turkey at the turn of the 20th century numbered less than 100,000, now there are over 7 million. Funding from anglers helps manage 3.5 million miles of rivers, 40.8 million acres of lakes, 34,400 square miles of estuaries, 58,000 miles of ocean shoreline, and 277 million acres of wetlands. There is also the economic impact these sports have on communities. Businesses such as hotels, bed and breakfasts, restaurants, gas stations, boat rentals, etc. profit from these recreational activities. The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service and American Sportfishing Association reported that fishing generates about over $1.6 billion annually in economic impact for Pennsylvania. Fishing contributes about $54 million to the state’s General Fund in state sales and income taxes.
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being keenly aware of wind direction is paramount and so is the use of scents to help cover human odor. I think most bowhunters feel that one of the best options is to elevate yourself using some type of treestand. If done properly deer can be taken from ground stands but I think most would agree a treestand increases your chance of success far more. Another sense that must be overcome by the archery hunter is a deer’s keen eyesight. While deer may not have the sharp eyesight of a bird of prey or an eagle they can certainly see extremely well; just ask any hunter who turned his head at the wrong time and then watched a big buck charge off in the other direction. Deer may not see color the same way humans do but they apparently see very well into the blue wavelength of light which means they can see extremely well in dim light. Wearing camouflage makes good sense but movement can easily cancel out any advantage but here again an elevated treestand can help reduce the possibility of being spotted. By the way, don’t buy
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LIBERTY’S 13TH ANNUAL 10 MILE YARD SALE. Saturday, October 1st, 8 AM To 3 PM. 50+ Yard Sales. North On Route 15, Tale Buttonwood Exit, Old 15, (Blockhouse Road) Turn Left. Maps Available Throughout Route. Chicken BBQ, Mr. Sticky’s At The Bank. Lots Of Bargains And Lots Of Food. More Info. Call Susie 570-324-2917. 113749
AWESOME LAUNDRY DETERGENT IN 50 LB CONTAINER. Excellent On Grease. Residential And Commercial Use. Low In Cost. Call Clarkson Supply In S. Williamsport For Price And Details. 570-323-3631. 113006
SALE
PERFECT-2-PERFECT IS HOSTING A LARGE HOUSE & ESTATE MOVING/TAG SALE @ 836 River Rd, Jersey Shore, Sept 29&230 (Thu & Fri) 9am5pm And Sat Till ?. This Sale Is Huge At A Victorian Home And The Owners Have Left Just About Everything! For More Photos And Info Visit www.onlinetradingassistant. com *Derr*. 113577
MOYER’S
PA# 059899
• Additions & Porches • Upgrade - Kitchens & Baths - Countertops, Back Splashes • Window & Door Replacement • Painting • Drywall Repairs
570-772-0753
PEPPERS & TOMATOES
TOMATOES, $22.00 A BUSHEL, Pick Your Own $18.00 A Bushel. PEPPERS, Hot And Sweet, $20.00 A Bushel, Pick Your Own, $16.00 A Bushel. Carpenter Farm.570-398-2311. 113162 BUS TRIPS
NYC BUS TRIP, 11/12/196. Bus Only, $45.00, With Cirque de Solei Tickets, $84.00. Call Paulette 570594-8168. 113588 SEED
CEREAL RYE, FOR SEED OR COVER/CROP. Cleaned hybrid “DANKO” seed, 2nd generation. HIGHYIELD, LODGING RESISTANCE, WINTER HARDY, PREMIUM/STRAW for bedding/mulch, $12. per bushel . R. Snyder, Montoursville, Pa Phone 570-419-1846. 112943
HANDYMAN Mike 570-506-4669 Low Rates Quick Service Nice Work Specializing in Electric
10 X 18 SHED. BUILT By Countryside. New, Vinyl Siding, Delivery Available. Call 570-651-9137. 113360
18 X 36 OVAL POOL COVER FOR SALE. Loop Lock. Like New. $200.00, OBO. Call 570-538-3005. ENVIRO WOOD STOVE (CANADA) 8 Years Old. Excellent Condition. Call 570809-0300.113755 250 GALLON FUEL OIL TANK. 2 - 100,000 BTU’S Furnaces, Propane/Gas Hookup. 2-5 Years In Use. Burners Excellent Shape. 570-4470725. 113752 SWIMMING POOL, PUMP And Filter, $550.00. Diving Board And Ladder, $300.00. Call 570-412-4000. 113505 FOR SALE, BUILDING MATERIALS METAL ROOFING & SIDING FOR HOUSES, BARN, SHEDS. Close outs, returns, seconds, overrun, etc. at Discount Prices. Huge inventory in stock. slateroadsupply.com 717 445-5222. A SHOPSMITH MARK V 11” BAND SAW. 4” Jointer. Floating Extension Table With Telescopic Legs. 570368-2773. 113368 JUKEBOX, PLAYS 45’S, Coin Operated, 25 Cents. Early Vintage. Asking: $500. Call 570-322-8817.113158 BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN THE WEBB WEEKLY. DUTCH WEST WOO0D STOVE, 2 Speed Blower. Call 570-745-3520. 113365
PROPANE
LOW FIXED PRICE, FREE HOOKUP. NO RENTAL. CALL FOR DETAILS. 570-336-3544. 111530 BEETS
RED BEETS BY THE BUSHEL. To Order Leave Message At 570-547-1268. 111582 FIREWOOD
SLAB WOOD FOR SALE. In Loganton. Call 570-7253413. 112968 TRI-AXLE LOAD FOR $700.00. FREE Delivery Within 25 Miles Of Muncy. Call 570-204-6834. FIREARMS
REMMINGTON 870 WINGMASTER, 12 GA, 2 3/4. $275.00. Winchester 30/30, $275.00. 570-4940532. SLAB WOOD
SLAB WOOD, $25.00 A Bundle. All Hardwood. Call For Volume Discount. Year Round Supply. Also, Railroad Ties Cut Offs, $25.00 A 1/3 Cord. Call 570-649-5060.
TREE LOUNGE CLIMBING TREE STAND. Call 570-745-3520. 113365 REFRIDGERATOR, Stove, Bunk Bed, Kitchen Table, End Tables, Headboard, Futon, Washer & Dryer. Call 570-322-2722. 103550 UTILITY TRAILER, 8 X 6 1/2 FOOT, 3000 Pound Rated, Nice Condition, New Tires, $675.00. 25 HP Johnson Outboard Boat Engine, Short Shaft. Runs Good, $575.00. Phone 570-9800157. 113153 HOT WATER BOILER SYSTEM 2000 Energy Kinetics Along With All Accessories. Hot Water Tank And Fuel Tank. $2,300.00. Call 570-538-3354, Ext.2. 113532 ELECTRIC TREADMILL, $45.00. 55” Circa 1959 Snow Sled, $45.00. 7.5 Foot Artificial Christmas Tree, 800 White Lights, $50.00. Phone 570-538-5841 After Noon. 113530 SAFE STEP WALK-IN TUB ALERT FOR SENIORS. Bathroom falls can be fatal. Approved by Arthritis Foundation. Therapeutic Jets. Less Than 4 Inch StepIn. Wide Door. Anti- Slip Floors. American Made. Installation Included. Call 1-800-906-3115 for $750 Off FACTORY MATTRESS SALE. Single, $49.00. Full, $59.00. Queen, $79.00. FREE Delivery. Call 570-322-2722. 103550
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
OLD FRY PANS AND GRIDDLES And Dutch Ovens. Also Anvils And Butchering Kettles. Call 570-9989132. WANTS TO PURCHASE MINERALS AND OTHER OIL AND GAS INTERESTS. Send details to P.O. Box 13557 Denver, Co. 80201. C11 CASH PAID- UP TO $25/ BOX FOR UNEXPIRED, SEALED DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. 1-DAY PAYMENT.1-800-371-1136. C11 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 96060
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 96065 EMPLOYMENT
THE NIPPENOSE TAVERN IS Now Hiring For Bartender/Waitressing Position. Experience Necessary. Great Earning Potential. For More Information Contact Bekka At 570-447-5955. Or Fill Out Application Within, 6391 Route 654 Highway, South Williamsport. 113361 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 kbalouris-wyrope@comcast.net.
ARE YOU: RETIRED; A STAY AT HOME PARENT; SHIFT OR SEASONAL WORKER; OR A CLERGY MEMBER? Susquehanna Transit is now accepting Applications for: SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: FOR – CLINTON & LYCOMING COUNTIES Job Offers: Supplemental income for: Taxes, Student Loans, Heating bills and Christmas. Summers, weekends and holidays off 5 hour work day. Qualifications: Must be 25 Years or older, Possess a valid driver’s license , CDL - minimum CLASS B with Airbrake and “S” endorsement, Pass a physical and drug screening, Have a clean MVR and clearances (Criminal, Child Abuse and Fingerprint) Need a CDL? Susquehanna Transit will provide assistance to obtain CDL & endorsements with contracted agreement. For more information: Call 570-753-5125 or 570-7535134. susqtranschoolbus@ comcast.net Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM . EOE. 113172 MACY’S LYCOMING MALL IS HIRING! Sales And Stock Associates. Apply At MacysJobs.com. 113578 P/T BARTENDER, WAIT STAFF, COOK NEEDED AT PRIVATE CLUB. Call For Directions 570-584-2697. 112956
Flexible Part Time jobs
Call 570-326-9322
ARTICLES
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SHED
18 to 25 hours per week
ACC offers paid training, starting wages range between $9.00/hr and $11.00/hr depending on shift and type of work, we also offer production incentives and competitive benefits. We also have a large variety of shifts/schedules available to meet most needs. Requirements are good written/verbal communication skills. Proficiency with basic computer functions.
Starting wages between $10.00 and $11.00/hr. depending on shift. At least 3-part time shifts per week including at least 1 full weekend shift. We have a large variety of shifts/schedules available to meet most needs. Requirements are good written/verbal communication skills. Proficiency with basic computer functions.
If interested please call ACC at 1-800-660-0130 to schedule an interview today!
If interested please call ACC at 1-800-660-0130 to schedule an interview today!
American Customer Care is conveniently located off of Broad Street in Montoursville.
American Customer Care is conveniently located off of Broad Street in Montoursville.
1-800-660-0130 948 Plaza Drive, Montoursville, PA 17754
American Customer Care is conveniently located off of Broad Street in Montoursville EOE
1-800-660-0130 948 Plaza Drive, Montoursville, PA 17754
American Customer Care is conveniently located off of Broad Street in Montoursville EOE
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If you are interested in an exciting career helping customers, American Customer Care (ACC) may have a great opportunity for you. ACC is a leading provider of outsourced call center services to some of the most recognizable companies in business today. We are entering our busiest time of year and have recently created 50+ immediate openings for dedicated, enthusiastic, service minded individuals in our Montoursville call center.
Shifts available 7 days/week
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“Hope For The Region”
SUNDAYS
Buyers of:
9:30AM
• Sawlogs
“COME AND WORSHIP THE LORD!”
• Standing Timber • Timberland • Timber Management
PSALM 100
601 HEPBUrn STrEET - WiLLiaMSPOrT PaSTOr KEVin WinTEr – 570-337-8043 AUTO CAD DRAFTER For Structural Steel Fabrication Manufacturer. Requires Good Math Skills. Apply At RPS Machinery Sales Inc., 175 Old Route 220 Highway, Jersey Shore, PA. M -F, 9 AM - 4 PM. 113020 HAPPY ACRES RESTAURANT Has Immediate Openings For Bartender/Server. 570-753-8000. 111108 COACHING, SUPPORT, TRAINING. Everything You Need To Be Successful For A Career In Real Estate. Call Weichert Realtors-Premier 570-601-0774 And Attend One Of Our Career Night Sessions Every Tuesday At 7:00PM.
ARE YOU: RETIRED; A STAY AT HOME PARENT; SHIFT OR SEASONAL WORKER; OR A CLERGY MEMBER? Susquehanna Transit is now accepting Applications for: SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: FOR – CLINTON & LYCOMING COUNTIES Job Offers: Supplemental income for: Taxes, Student Loans, Heating bills and Christmas. Summers, weekends and holidays off 5 hour work day. Qualifications: Must be 25 Years or older, Possess a valid driver’s license , CDL - minimum CLASS B with Airbrake and “S” endorsement, Pass a physical and drug screening, Have a clean MVR and clearances (Criminal, Child
Rob’s Masonry
LOCUST GROVE HARDWOODS
PH: (570) 745-7272
2182 Quarry Road • Jersey Shore, PA 17740 Abuse and Fingerprint) Need a CDL? Susquehanna Transit will provide assistance to obtain CDL & endorsements with contracted agreement. For more information: Call 570-753-5125 or 570-7535134. susqtranschoolbus@ comcast.net Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM . EOE. 113172 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.
• 15 Years Experience • Fully Insured • Outdoor Kitchens • Retaining Walls • Stamp Crete • Restoration Rob Boyer • Concrete 570-809-5608 • Real Stone robs.masonry @yahoo.com • Block www.robsmasonry.com ID: PA114705
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
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 800-4507227 or visit macnetonline. com BUSINESS SERVICE DRIVEWAY SEALING
DRIVEWAY SEALING. SQUEEGEE APPLIED. 2 YEAR SEAL. CALL 570326-3456. ALTERATIONS
SUSANNE’S SEWING ROOM Is Back In Business. Alterations And Custom Sewing. Williamsport. 570506-7171 Or 570-484-5043. 99340 LAWN CARE
HAKES LAWN CARE. Time To Think Fall & Winter Shrub Trimming, Leaf Cleanup, Winter Fertilizer, Snow Removal. AND Still Mowing Lawn. Phone 570-220-9058. 112802
HAULING
CLEANING SERVICES
4 TON DUMP TRUCK,
Small Back Hoe & Bush Hog. Evenings And Week-
ends, Call 570-995-6981 Or 570-898-0474. 111550
WILL DO CLEANING IN THE WILLIAMSPORT/ JERSEY SHORE AREA For Small Businesses Or Homes. Excellent References. Call 570-337-3951. 112027
SEWING SERVICES
REAL ESTATE
SEWING, MENDING
APARTMENTS
AND
ALTERATIONS.
Quality Work, Reasonable Price. Call Sharon, Monday Through Friday 9 To 5 570322-4622. 90436
INDOOR STORAGE
INDOOR STORAGE FOR
CARS OR SMALL BOATS. Call 570-584-6393. 113529 HOUSE CLEANING
PROVIDING EXCEL-
LENT
SERVICES
IN
HOUSE CLEANING. Call 570-329-0525. 113339
3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME, Hughesville Area, Muncy School District. Lease, Deposit. NO Dogs, Cat Extra. $640.00 Per Month. Call 570-940-0077. 113508 QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD, Uptown Jersey Shore. 2nd Floor, 1 Bedroom, Central Air, Dishwasher And Much More. $600/Month Plus Utilities. 570-398-2154. 112040 2 BEDROOM, FIRST FLOOR, AVAILABLE NOW. $650.00/Month. NO Pets. Call 570-322-3256. 113762
OUTSIDE AUCTION - REAL ESTATE & CONTENTS
RNs and LPNs in Williamsport, PA:
Join us for an Open House! Sunday, September 25, 2016 from 2p-5p
Rose View Center
1201 Rural Avenue | Williamsport, PA 17701 Opportunities Available for RNs and LPNS! Full-Time, Part-Time, and PRN on all shifts!
Join us for light refreshments and door prizes!
Bring an updated resume and your license or certification information for ON THE SPOT INTERVIEWS!
For more information contact Rebecca Fogleman at 570-323-4340 or email rebecca.fogleman@genesishcc.com Apply online at www.genesiscareers.jobs
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2016
Starting at 10:00am • Real Estate to be Sold at 1:00pm
David Litzelman - 500 Crooked Tree Lane Trout Run, PA 17771 From Fry’s Turkey Ranch, Turn Left on 184 and Follow Signs
REAL ESTATE TERMS: $17,000.00 DOWN PAYMENT DAY OF SALE. 3% BUYER’S PREMIUM TO BE CHARGED ON REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD W/SELLER’S IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATION. SETTLEMENT 60 DAYS OR SOONER FROM SALE DATE UPON DELIVERY OF CLEAR DEED. PROPERTY SOLD AS IS. BUYER HAS THE OPTION TO INSPECT PROPERTY FOR LEAD PAINT HAZARDS PRIOR TO AUCTION. PROPERTY TO BE SOLD WITH AND WITHOUT GAS RIGHTS. BRING CHAIRS LOTS OF PARKING SALE HELD IN GARAGE TERMS: CASH OR PA CHECK w/PROPER ID. NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS UNLESS ESTABLISHED w/AUCTIONEERS. LUNCH STAND PROVIDED. CALL ALAN FOR DETAILS AT (570) 419-1340. MUST MAKE APPOINTMENT WITH ALAN TO SEE PROPERTY.
VISIT US AT AUCTIONZIP.COM #8279 ALAN FRY -- AU-001615L • KYLE FRY -- AAO-1941-3 400 Village Road, Pennsdale, PA 17756 - (570) 419-1340 “It Pays to Use Our Auction House”
Your Business Card Mailed to Over 58,000 Homes. $45/Week (1-4 Weeks) or $35/Week (5 or More Weeks)
Call Nickie at 570-326-9322
Specialists in Automatic & Manual Transmissions
FREE DIAGNOSTICS
Includes Roadtest & Computer Codes Scan Locally Owned & Operated 34 Years 1864 East 3rd Street 3 YEAR Williamsport
100,000 MILE WARRANTY
CHRIS CONTRACTING
570-584-2764
CHRIS MARTIN
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 722 FUNSTON AVE WILLIAMSPORT PA 17701 OFFICE: 272-202-4994 FAX: 272-202-4995
(570) 547-7032
ctthomas3@windstream.net
Serving the Area Since 1995
Shingles
Painting Roofs
And receive a FREE Hall or Step Cleaning!
3 Rooms - $99
Fully Insured
Flat Roofs Preferred
FREE ESTIMATES
Prompt. Reliable. Professional. (570) 547-7032
“We Care About the Roof Over Your Head”
Reliable. Professional. CustomPrompt. Asphalt Seal Coating
DON’T PROCRASTINATE, WINTER IS COMING! If You Want Your Sealcoat to Last 3-5 Years with 2 Coats Spray, 1 Coat Broom
Crack filling Cold Patch Repair, Line Painting, Pot Hole Repair CALL A LOCAL PROFESSIONAL
I GUARANTEE YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED!! Go With Honesty, Reliability & Dependability. Free Estimates – Commercial & Residential.
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards Larry Miller, Jr.
570-547-2505
17 YEARS IN BUSINESS!
NEW LAWN CARE CLIENTS -- 4 FREE CUTS!! DRIVEWAY SEAL, PARKING LOTS
Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317 GUTTERNUTZ@GMAIL.COM
PA# 115065
SEAMLESS GUTTERS INSTALLED OR DROPPED Gutter Repairs & Cleaning
CALL 570-246-3714
www.renewcarpetcleaners.co
570-323-8011
TITLE & TAGS
FAST + EASY SERVICE
TITLE • TAG • NOTARY PHONE: 570-651-9066 ON-SITE PARKING
FULL TAG SERVICE!
HERSHBERGER BUILDERS
“Preserving memories one mount at a time”
Richard Orgitano
Professional Mounting richardorgitano@gmail.com
570-437-1909
Jonas Hershberger FREE Estimates
GORDON DISPOSAL LLC We Take Garbage For Less!
26 Beech Ridge Road Trout Run, PA 17771
570-998-2525 570-494-6825
M.R. Logue Interiors ----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty
We Now Offer 64 & 96 Gallon Trash Cans Also Single Stream Recycling
• Drywall •
For All Your Container / Dumpster Needs Clean-Outs Attic Garage Basement
• Plaster Repairs •
Junk & Furniture Removal
• Painting •
570-817-1412
CALL TODAY!
See Website for Fall Special Promotions
www.gordondisposal.net
FAST ON-THE-SPOT SERVICE 9 AM TO 5 PM
Beech Ridge Taxidermy
• Specializing in Metal Roofing • Pole Building • Garages • Decks • Siding • Barn Renovatinos & All Types of Repair • Roof Painting • Skid Loader Work • Concrete Work
PA096756 Fully Insured
716 Washington Blvd. Next to Valvoline Express Care
PA# 049073
570-323-9119
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Ed -- 570-560-8415 • Muncy, PA
Miller’s
jennmarie85@ymail.com CELL: 570-765-1349
Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System
Silver Coating
ctthomas3@windstream.net CHRIS THOMAS
Plants, Materials, Labor, Build, Design, Maintain
Call 570-326-9322
25 Years Experience Commercial Non-Commercial Roofs Flat Roofs&(Rubber)
PA# 115713
LANDSCAPE BORDERS PERMANENT EDGING SPRING SPECIAL - 50% OFF ALL OTHER LANDSCAPING 25% OFF
Renew Carpet Cleaners
26 Years Experience
Commercial & Non-Commercial Roofs
KOZ’s LANDSCAPING
specializes heifer barns, freestall barns, pole buildings, garages, reroofing / residing, concreting, etc.
Buckwheat and Wheat Products Quality Livestock Feed
201 RACE STREET -- HUGHESVILLE
www.bqbuilders.com
Design Build - Wood or Metal Framing New Builds and Interior/Exterior Remodels In-House Drafting Services Kitchens/Baths/Additions/Garages Maintenance Services
570-323-9873
Food Plot Seeds, Purple Top Turnips, Landino Clover Mix, Essex Rape, Groundhog Radish, Sugar Beets, Buckwheat Seed, Wheat & Forage Oats, Kale
570-546-3331
Residential/Commercial Services
Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
FOUGHTS MILL
General Contractor 75 Chad Road Pennsdale, PA
Best Quality Builders Inc.
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The Best Buy In Advertising
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Meyers Masonry Restoration Co. Award Winning Masonry Contractor
• Chimneys • Stonework (Natural or Artificial) • Patios (Brick, Flagstone and Concrete) • Retaining Walls • Repointing • Foundations • Concrete • Log Siding All Brick, Block, Stone & Concrete Restoration 38 Years Experience - Reasonable - Reputable - Reliable
FREE ESTIMATES! CALL TODAY
Office: 570-547-7018 -- Cell: 570-244-5922 PA #010608 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. 7622 Pine Run Road, Salladasburg. Appliance, Laundry, TV And Internet Included. You Pay Gas Heat And Electric. NO Pets, NO Smoking. $775.00/Month Unfurnished. $1050.00/ Month Furnished. 570-7725273. 113367 1 BEDROOM, LUXURY APARTMENT. All Inclusive, Furnished. Roof Top Patio Deck, Spiral Staircase, Downtown. $1,100/Month. Call 570- 916-3309.
HUGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH BASEMENT LAUNDRY. All Appliances, Safe, Quiet Location, On Bus Route. $550/Month. Call 570-9163309. 1 BEDROOM, 1ST FLOOR APARTMENT Near Williamsport Hospital. NO Pets, NO Smoking. Appliances Provided, Heat & Water Included. Must Provide 3 Personal And 3 Financial References. $625.00 Per Month, Plus Security Deposit. Phone 570-323-6909. 113362
See all our job openings online at www.keystone-staffing.com
Now accepting applications for GENERAL CABLE 12 hour shifts/ $14.00 hour to start Must be flexible to work any shift GED or diploma required. Must have metatarsal boots and pass client specific testing
MECHANICAL LABORERS
Experience with sprinkler systems, plumbing, HVAC helpful. Some travel required.
INDUSTRIAL LABORERS
Williamsport / Montgomery Must have proven industrial experience And ability to pass client required placement testing.
ONE DAY ASSIGNMENTS Various one day assignments! Great for extra cash!
Please call to schedule appointment. 2 forms of proper ID required for registration
948 Broad Street Montoursville, PA 17754 570-368-5520 EOE, Drug Free Company
SOFT WASH
No Pressure Washing
ROOF CLEANING
BEFORE
ALSO...
AFTER
• Decks • Porches • Driveways • Sidewalks • Patios • Fences
KAUFFMAN’S STORE
22 MEADOW LANE • LOGANTON• 725-3679 Just Arrived!
FREE ESTIMATES!
REMOVES & KILLS MOLD & ALGAE EXTERIOR & INTERIOR CLEANING
Reuben Fisher - 570-547-6343 • www.fulltimeroofcleaning.com **NOW AVAILABLE*** GRIER STREET MANOR – 1 BDRM. 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!! 1-800-7353068. TDD 711. OR VISIT: W W W. L I V E I N PA . C O M . THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 113363
HUGHESVILLE – WOLFE RUN APARTMENTS NOW AVAILABLE 2 BEDRM, NEWLY RENOVATED APARTMENTS. RENT STARTS AT $511 $595. INCLUDES WATER, SEWER, TRASH REMOVAL & APPLIANCES. ONSITE LAUNDRY FACILITY. NO PETS. 1 YEAR LEASE & SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. MUST MEET FEDERAL PROGRAN REQUIREMENTS, FOR MORE
INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 570-584-3150 OR 1-800-735-3068, TDD 711, W W W. L I V E I N PA . C O M . THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 113281
MONTGOMERY – PUMPKIN CENTER – AVAILABLE NOW. 2 BDRM APTS. RENT STARTS AT $555.00 - $600.00. APPLIANCES, W/W CARPET, WATER SEWER & GARBAGE REMOVAL INCLUDED. ON-SITE LAUNDRY FACILITIES. NO PETS. APPLICANTS MUST MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. ONE YEAR LEASE. FOR INFORMATION AND APPLICATION CALL 1-800735-3068 OR (570)547-6553, TDD 711.WWW.LIVEINPA. COM THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. 113279
Massage Therapists New medical spa opening soon! In Williamsport and looking for 2 - 3 licensed massage therapists with current CPR certification, and able to work a variety of shifts. New graduates welcome to apply. We will train you on our protocols. Must be a team player able to work PT and/or FT. When not performing services on clients, you will help the rest of the team with basic duties such as answering phones, scheduling appointments, laundry, stocking treatments rooms, etc. We are looking for reliable, responsible therapists who love what they do. Please send your resume to: medispawilliamsport1@gmail.com for consideration and possible interview. We look forward to meeting you!
WE REPAIR ZIPPERS NEED A SPACIOUS 3-BEDROOM At An Affordable Price? We Have The Size And The Maintenance-Free Living You’ve Been Waiting For! Upgrade With Us And We’ll Give You $100 Of Free Laundry To Start You Off Right. Rents Start At $935 – Including ALL Utilities. Swing By 2500 Federal Ave For A Tour And Let Us Show You What You’ve Been Missing! You’ll Be Impressed. We Promise. Call Us Today At 570-506-8010. HOUSE FOR RENT
COMPLETELY RENOVATED INSIDE AND OUT - 2 Bedrooms, 1 ½ Baths In Quiet East End, Wmspt. Neighborhood, 9’x11’ Loft In Addition To Bedrooms, Central Air, New Gas Furnace, Off Street Parking, Nice Yard, Stainless Steel Stove, Frig, And Built In Microwave. $825 Per Month Plus Utilities. Contact Robin At 570-322-3547 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:00 Or Leave Message. Photos Can Be Viewed At Face Book Page For Faith Wesleyan Church. 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, Central Air, Gas Heat, Large Secluded Yard. Small Pet w/ Deposit. Jersey Shore Area. $750.00/Month Plus Utilities. Call 570-337-8626 Or 570398-3819.113531
3 BEDROOM 1/2 DOUBLE, Montgomery. Lease, Deposit. Water, Sewer Included. NO Dog, Cat Extra. $845.00.570-940-0077. 113508 VALLAMONT NEIGHBORHOOD. Beautiful, Newly Renovated 3 Br, 2 ½ Bath House. Hardwood Floors, Central Air, Laundry Room With Washer/Dryer. $1000/Month, Includes Garbage Removal. 570-3218208. 113236 HOUSE FOR SALE
3 BEDROOM, 1 FULL BATH HOME. Remodeled, New Shed, New Patio. Asking $172,900.00. Call 570772-8199. 113563
RAUCHTOWN AREA / CRAWFORD TWP/ Jersey Shore School District, Lovely 3BR Ranch Home With 2 Baths, Near Ravensburg Park Area, Take A Look...Make An Offer! $137,500. 1st Choice Realty 398-0690 Or TEXT CALL BOB BOOB AT 570220-0741. 113173
WM. P. Connolly Real Estate Co., PO Box 24 - 325 Connolly Lane, Liberty, PA 16930
570-324-3000, Fax: 570-324-2119 www.connollyrealestate.com
NEW LISTING
Very nice home just minutes from Rt. 15 in Liberty Built in 2000, this home has 2200 sq. ft. of living space. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen/dining room with island, living room, 2nd floor loft, full basement and attached oversized one car garage. Central air, hardwood flooring, corian countertops and large closets are a few of the quality features of this home. Enjoy your privacy from the back deck. Country living just 25 minutes from Williamsport. Southern Tioga Schools. This is a must see home!
SALE PRICE - $184,900!
570-725-2497
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RED BRICK RANCH HOME LOCATED 1084 ELM STREET, MONTOURSVILLE, In A Quiet Neighborhood Within Walking Distance Of Elementary, Middle, And High Schools. 3 Bedrooms ,1 Bathroom ,Wood Burning Fireplace Located In Living Room .Open Living And Dining Room Area , Large Fenced In Yard ,Hardwood Floors ThroughOut (Except Kitchen And Bath) Partially Finished Base-
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PA #013581
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LITTLE PINE CREEK, Carsontown. Small Cabin For Sale. Sleeps 7. Completely Furnished. Call 570-7697054. 113528 COMMERCIAL
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STORAGE UNITS. 10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570326-2830.
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VANS
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