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California – A Failed Example of Liberal and Socialistic Policy
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y thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Newman, California Police Corporal Ronil Singh. The young officer lost his life during a routine traffic stop when an illegal alien with a criminal record opened fire. The K-9 handling Officer leaves behind a young wife, a five-year-old son, and a large supportive family. The sheriff investigating the shooting made it clear the incident could have been prevented, blaming California Sanctuary Law for the officer’s death. The law limits cooperation between local authorities and US immigration officials. It allows illegal aliens that are criminals to have rights they simply don’t deserve. “We can’t ignore the fact that this should have been preventable.” California Sheriff Adam Christensen told reporters. He then questioned, “Why is the state providing sanctuary for criminals and gang members?” Then concluding, “This is a conversation we need to have.” Corporal Singh’s family immigrated to our Nation lawfully in pursuit of their version of the American Dream. He’s a true American Hero; I can’t even imagine the pain his family is suffering. The state of California is clear evidence proving that far left liberalism just flat out doesn’t work. It is why hardworking, everyday Democrats need to take their party back from these liberal/socialist extremists that have hijacked the party.
Why on God’s green earth are representatives appointed from this state to chair and/or lead anything in Washington? The state of California has the largest debt of any state at over $1.3 trillion. In addition, it is estimated that they are facing a $477 billion deficit for 2019. They have the highest state income tax in the country and are ranked dead last in Quality of Life according to US News & World Report. The state possesses the 14th highest rate of unemployment. The Golden State’s Financial Stability has been tarnished as they rank 42nd nationally in this category. Homelessness is up 14%, and one-quarter of the nation’s homeless live in California, which equates to over a hundred and thirty-two thousand individuals living on the streets or in shelters. With all those tax dollars being collected, California infrastructure ranks 38th nationally, with the highest number of distressed bridges in the Nation. The state does rank 11th nationally in education, however, upon graduation they rank 46th in Post Graduate Opportunity. Just imagine, all dressed up and prepared with that hard left liberal education and nowhere to go to work. California is also among national leaders in various categories of crime. Their liberal democratic leadership has made it known they want to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Now there’s a great way to gain control of the crime rate and the illegal immigration problem.
California is on the brink of a financial disaster. Their great liberal ideals eventually will result in a federal bailout. So now let’s take a look at some of the leadership that has created this utopian society. Longtime Governor Jerry Brown left office this past November; I have yet to Jim figure out if it’s because he Webb, Jr. was too liberal, not liberal enough or just too old. His governing of the state was an absolute disaster. So what did the liberal voters of California do? Elect another Democrat hellbent on liberal extremism. The state’s long-term leaders in Washington want us to follow them to the abyss. First up, Senator Dianne Feinstein. The perfect example of why we need term limits. She’s a big believer in sanctuary cities and California being a sanctuary state. The former mayor of San Francisco has been accused of enabling the Chinese to spy on Silicon Valley. She has always had a soft spot for the Chinese culture and stated that she wanted to model the city of San Francisco after China back in her mayoral days. Recently she was the creator and one of the attempted destroyers of the Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the Supreme Court. Next up, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, she has eaten at the trough of the American taxpayer for 17 terms. She is simply a dreadful person. I believe she has passed Hillary as the most crooked woman in America. She is a regular on the Judicial Watch top 10 list of corrupt politicians. Her liberal ideas are as far
left as possible. She is hard to even listen to. That gets us to Representative Maxine Waters, Chair of the House Financial Services Committee. This would be the equivalent of putting the fox in charge of the hen house. She has served inside the Beltway since 1991. During the Judge Kavanaugh debacle, Maxine Waters clearly stated that someone accused of sexual misconduct is guilty. So much for the presumption of innocence. Interestingly enough Hollywood director Harvey Weinstein was a major contributor to the California Democratic Party. The aforementioned Washington regulars have been on watch as California has moved towards financial, moral and ethical bankruptcy. They honestly want us to believe that their liberal left policy and leadership is good for our Nation. All I can say, folks, is that they are an absolute threat to the America we know. We better all wake up people, or they’ll do for us what they’ve done for the state of California. California is also a perfect example of government-normalized chaos, which is the lifeblood of a liberal politician. The larger the homeless population, drug problem, illegal alien count, or rise in crime become, the more need for government to solve the problem. This is a true liberal philosophy, along with helping and providing aid to everyone, but never solving the problem. I think help is liberal code for making people dependent on government, so they continue to vote for you and government assistance. What might be most alarming is that Pennsylvania’s elected democratic contingency vote right along with these people. God Bless America.
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year ago from writing this, it was 11 degrees, with the wind chill around -4. While the temps are still fairly mild for January in Pennsylvania, let’s not use that as an excuse to not stay in and eat. I thought about offering up a nice healthy recipe for those of you who haven’t given up on your New Year’s Resolutions yet, but where is the fun in that? It’s bound to get frigid eventually, so I thought I’d offer up some fairly simple comfort food to help get you through the winter. Let’s start with our main course. You can’t go wrong with an easy baked chicken. And, truth be told, this recipe isn’t entirely unhealthy if you are still on course to lose weight in the new year. You could easily skip the second coating on the chicken and cut the carbs making it a pretty decent chicken dish. Crunchy Baked Chicken: Ingredients: • 8 large chicken breasts, boneless and skinless • 4 cups corn flakes cereal • 2 teaspoons fresh rosemary, chopped fine (or other fresh herb, such as parsley or chives) • 2 teaspoons paprika • 1 teaspoon garlic powder • 2 teaspoons seasoned salt • 4 teaspoons butter, melted • 3 egg whites • 4 teaspoon milk Directions: Preheat oven to 425° F. Cover 10x15 shallow pan with foil, then spray with cooking oil. Place cereal in zippered plastic bag and crush with your hands until pieces are small. Add fresh herbs, paprika, garlic powder and seasoned salt to cereal, and toss mixture gently to dis-
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Onto the side dish that I chose to go with this. Listen y’all. This is pretty much where the healthy options end. This recipe involves pasta. And cheese. And kielbasa. And bread. And beer. Ain’t no coming back from all that. But, everyone deserves a good mac and cheese every once in a while, and this one is really going to hit the spot on a cold night. Craft Beer Mac & Cheese: Ingredients: • 4 cups macaroni, cooked and drained • 1/2 small shallot, finely diced • 7 tablespoons butter • 1/4 cup Yoplait® Greek vanilla yogurt • 2 cups sharp cheddar, grated
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• 1 cup parmesan cheese, shredded • 1/3 cup light local craft beer — The SOB Hill IPA from New Trail or the Kimberwickey Kolsch from Riepstine’s would both be good options here. • 1 package (14 ounce) Kielbasa, sliced • 1 loaf Pillsbury™ refrigerated French loaf, baked and cubed • 1 clove garlic • Salt and pepper • 1 tablespoon fresh parsley, chopped Directions: Cook and drain macaroni. Set aside. In a large skillet over medium heat, melt 3 tablespoons butter and add shallots. Cook for 1 minute. Whisk in the yogurt, 1 1/4 cups of cheddar, 2/3 cup of parmesan, and beer. Continue to whisk over medium heat until a creamy sauce forms. Stir sauce into cooked macaroni. Sprinkle remaining cheddar, and 1/4 cup of parmesan into the macaroni and stir that in, as well, for extra cheesiness. Wipe skillet clean, then return to hot stove. Melt 2 tablespoons of butter in the skillet over medium-high heat. Toss the sliced kielbasa into the butter and cook until browned. Transfer cooked kielbasa to the top of the mac and cheese, stir slightly to mix into the pasta and cheese sauce. Wipe skillet clean once more. Melt remaining two tablespoons of butter into the skillet. Add garlic and toss in breadcrumbs. Cook until breadcrumbs are toasted and golden on most sides. Sprinkle with pepper and a touch of salt. Spread breadcrumbs on top of mac and cheese. Sprinkle with remaining parmesan. Bake in preheated oven for 20-25 minutes, or until cheese mixture is bubbling and breadcrumbs are firm and toasted. Serve and enjoy! Whether you wait for colder weather, or decide to stay in and cook just because it’s Wednesday, I hope you enjoy this! As always, feel free to send me your recipes to try! If they are good, you may just find them here!
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Liberty Arena’s expansion included Koas Fun Zone, Scorz Bar and Grill, and Laser Quest (laser tag).” Klingerman purchased the Arena in 2013 and has been building the new additions since the purchase. In 2017 he had the idea of expanding the Arena to include the restaurant and other features, and in February of this past year, construction started. The addition of all the new places will definitely expand the Liberty Arena’s offerings. It will also expand downtown Williamsport’s reach as a younger crowd will take advantage of Scorz, which features a full bar and American style cuisine. The goal will be to cater to both the hardcore sports fan as well as giving the casual fans a place to grab a solid meal. At one time the Arena featured a skating rink. It also featured the YMCA, but never really had something that would appeal to an entire family. Klingerman’s goal for the Liberty Arena will be to have something for everybody. “The Arena is now better equipped to be a gathering place for friends and family to stay and play,” Klingerman said. “Rather than just be an event
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Gazette and Bulletin January 10, 1934 WRAK Institutes Innovation in ‘Early Bird’ Programming
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December 31st - January 4th Joseph Wayne Walters, 70, of Hughesville April M. Hart, 50, of South Williamsport Sandra J. Gilbert, 77, Of Williamsport Ryan D. Jones, 28, of South Williamsport Frederick L. “Freddy” Michael, Jr., 66, of Williamsport Rosie Cimini, 82 of Williamsport Virginia Lee (Davis) Mull, 91, of Jersey Shore James W. “Jim” Lantz, 83, of Williamsport Ruth E. Fischer, 88 Jacquelyn L. (Derr) Cochran Kephart, 74, formerly of Williamsport Richard T. Bell, 97, of Williamsport Mildred Jean Hostrander, 92, of Williamsport Richard H. Felix- “Rick,” 85, of Williamsport Lois M. Auker, 93, of Watsontown Donald L. Reese, 83, of Muncy Rachel L. Tilburg, 87, of Plunketts Creek Twp. Olga B. “Jo” Vogt, 100, formerly of Williamsport Charlotte R. (Robinson) Gordon, 89, of Williamsport Charles P. Kuntz, 92, of Lock Haven Ralph R. Hepburn, 76, of Loyalsock Township Miriam F. Bower, 91, of Watsontown Edna M. Worthington, 93, of Unityville Michael Hennigan, 77, of Cogan Station Doris J. Steininger, 88, formerly of Watsontown 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.
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well lit inside and out. Our farm during my childhood was dark, too — no security lights on our property or any others that I could see in the distance. City lights to the north were few; we could see the aurora borealis some nights. Those scared me at first, but I knew I would be safe as long as Dad was there. As a child, I could “navigate” around in the dark house quite well. I knew where things were, such as doorknobs, the stairway, and my bed. My younger brother and I would sometimes go outside in the dark. At times we would lie on our backs on a tarp or wagon and marvel at the immenseness of space and the stars. Sometimes after staring at the endless stars, I would wonder why we didn’t just drift off into space like a speck of dust or a dandelion seed? In my summer before 7th grade, Dad and I rode the train from Fort Wayne, IN to Providence, RI to visit his parents. I remember going to sleep there at twilight but waking up with this intense light coming through the window although the clock showed only midnight! I actually thought it was the second coming of Christ! I
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Cavanaugh, who played “Marla Hooch” and Penny’s daughter, Traci Reiner. There were also roughly 25 or so women ballplayers who actually played in the AAGPL. All those former players looked on Penny with great respect and affection. Every one of them expressed to her their appreciation for making a film about their league and showing people what a special experience it was to play in it, as well as rescuing it from obscurity. “Penny was really nice and never put on any airs. You never knew that she was a famous Hollywood director,” ‘Salty’ said. “She dressed really casually and never worried about hair or make up. She said she never wanted to act in a film again because then she might have to brush her hair. She was a lovely person and I can’t say enough good things about her.” I once asked ‘Salty’ if she remembered Penny being on the 1970s show, “Laverne and Shirley” and she said, “I don’t remember ‘Laverne and Shirley’ very much. I was always out playing ball, umpiring or some other baseball related activity.” “Salty,” a former school bus driver,
feels very strongly about the role of women in sports and does everything she can to promote it. She has spoken to various girls’ athletic teams, service clubs and school groups about her AAGPBL experience and always emphasizes that “If you have a dream, follow it. Don’t let a small thing like your gender stop you.” ‘Salty’ may be one of the best ambassadors for the league and the cause of women’s athletics around. ‘Salty’ believes that an article that someone sent her about Penny Marshall tells very well how important Penny thought “A League of Their Own” was to her. “Someone asked her, ‘Penny, what do you feel is your greatest accomplishment to date,’” Salty” recalled. “And Penny said, ‘Making the movie about the girls who played professional baseball during the war.” ‘Salty’ added. “I thought that was pretty nice of her to say that.” Penny is gone now but the memory of the AAGPL lives on because of her efforts in making “A League of Their Own.” For that ‘Salty’ Ferguson and many others are grateful.
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ach year, the number one and number two New Year’s resolutions for Americans are to get healthy and lose weight. But only eight percent of people felt they keep that resolution beyond a few months. It is important to start 2019 with the right types of resolutions — healthy resolutions that help you reach your goals. Resolutions can be a way to push the reset button and stop some of your bad habits.
Change Your Diet Eating healthier is an essential part of a healthy and happy new year. As you recommit to good health, follow these tips to update your food choices. Eat five to nine servings of fruits and vegetables a day. The recommended amount of fruits and vegetables seems like a lot, but by filling your menu with these choices, you stay full longer. It also helps you stop reaching for the junk food you may crave. Eat less salt. The American Heart Association recommends no more
Incorporate Exercise into Your Life Exercise can help you feel better, have more energy, and add years to your life. If you are looking to be a healthier, happier you in 2019, here are tips to make exercise a part of your life. Take the stairs. If you are able, avoid the elevator. Always choose the steps to add more movement to your day. Park in the back of the lot. When you go to the store, park in the spot farthest from the entrance. The extra steps to the store can add up over time. Schedule exercise. By adding a block of
time three times a week to your calendar you are more likely to commit that time to improve your health. Find an exercise buddy. Join a gym or walk with a friend a few times a week. It gives you time to catch up and makes the time go by faster. Log your exercise. Every time you exercise, write down your activity and keep a log to help celebrate milestones. Online apps on your phone can also help you keep track. Try Myfitnesspal or Runkeeper to record your fitness routines and help keep you motivated. As you get into your new routine for health in 2019, don’t forget you aren’t alone. Your primary care doctor is there to help you. If you haven’t seen a primary care doctor in more than two years, don’t let another year go by without scheduling an appointment. If you don’t have a primary care provider, find one in your community. You may feel fine today, but it’s important to maintain a relationship with your physician so you have a partner in health. If you need to schedule your annual well visit, talk to your primary care physician. If you need help finding a primary care physician, visit UPMCSusquehanna.org. Felicia Kelly is a certified registered nurse practitioner (CRNP) at SH Family Medicine at Warren Ave, Williamsport. To schedule an appointment, call 570326-8500.
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Tuesday morning work session. Those five up front will sit back here, and the rows will be turned around to face them. Yes, I see all your hands up, you want to know why everything is backwards on Tuesdays, right? Well, the Tuesday meeting is more informal, there is much more question and answer feedback going on, and the commissioners like to be eyeball to eyeball during these discussions rather than sitting on Mount Olympus looking down like they do in their regular session meetings. Notice here on the table is a copy of today’s agenda. Yes, you all can have one, which is what they are there for. Looks long, doesn’t it? Ironically, there is no correlation between length of the agenda and the length of the meeting, because many of these items might be quite rudimentary and quickly reviewed, whereas one item on the agenda might result in an hour’s debate. How long are we going to be here, you ask? Well, that depends. I used to try to guess by looking at the agenda, but I stopped doing it because the staff began calling my predictions the “Stout Curse.” When I would review the agenda and comment, “looks like this will be a short meeting,” it almost guaranteed that it would turn out to be a marathon session. Meeting length often depends on how much the public gets involved. Yes, ma’am, you have a question? How does the public get involved, you ask? Well, by law, the public must be given the opportunity to make comments concern-
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friends, Tom and Dave and the four of us set out for Daytona in a 2wd GMC single cab pickup my dad owned with a borrowed six-foot cap on as eightfoot bed and a U-Haul trailer in tow. We all took turns driving the 1,200 miles, three of us in the cab and rotating one in the bed of the truck under the cap. Looking back on this I would never even consider doing this now, but back then, none of us even considered not doing it! Upon reaching the Sun and Fun of the Daytona area, we stayed with my “Aunt and Uncle” Eleanor and Sterling Kulp. Aunt Eleanor and Uncle “Unc” Sterling were not actually my Aunt and Uncle, but they always treated me like family, and I loved them dearly. On their yearly summertime visits to PA, they would always tell me to come visit them in FL. In 1996, I took them up on this offer. They had a detached garage in the rear of their Oak Hills, FL home that had a full bath as well as a table, chairs and plenty of floor space to set up air mattresses and a big yard for tents. We set up “camp” and enjoyed the early morning visits by “Unc” asking what we got into the night before in Daytona. One day on
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Susquehanna Trout Unlimited Annual Watersheds Summit What: The public is invited to come and learn about the volunteer efforts and beneficial projects accomplished by our area’s many watershed groups, conservation organizations, and agencies during 2018 and their upcoming plans for 2019. Susquehanna Chapter Trout Unlimited is hosting this annual meeting of area watershed associations, public officials, and conservation organizations which help to preserve, protect, and enhance our area streams and watersheds. Each year, these groups have carried out projects including improving stream habitat, stabilizing stream banks, monitoring water quality, and educating land owners and the public about watershed issues and best practices. All are invited to hear about this important work and how to get involved. When: Wednesday, January 9th at 7:00 p.m. Where: Covenant Central Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 807 West Fourth Street (enter off of Campbell St.) in Williamsport. Dinner What: Dinner – Broiled or beer battered haddock or filled meatloaf. When: January 11, 2019 at 5 p.m. Open to the public. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Band What: Band – Cadillac Cats. When: January 11, 2019 at 9 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Audubon Program What: Join Lycoming Audubon for a bird walk on the river walk, to look for waterfowl as well as raptors such as bald eagles and peregrine falcons. When: Saturday January 12, 2019 at 9:00 a.m., weather permitting (check Facebook for updates: facebook.
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When: Second Thursday of each month (except December) at 6:30 p.m. Where: Haven Skilled Rehabilitation and Nursing Facility, 24 Cree Drive, Lock Haven.
Akasha Event What: Yoga and CBD class. Must Pre-register; For more info and pricing call (570) 980-9410. When: Tuesday, January 15th, from 6:30 p.m-8:00p.m. Where: Akasha Center for Holistic Medicine, 2300 E 3rd St., Williamsport. Akasha Event What: Navigating Life changes with Diane Langley. For more info and pricing call (570) 9809410. When: Tuesday, January 15th, from 5:30 p.m-7:30 p.m. Where: Akasha Center for Holistic Medicine, 2300 E 3rd St., Williamsport. Akasha Event What: Wellness Wednesday: Stress Reduction through Mindfulness. For more info and pricing call (570) 980-9410. When: Wednesday, January 16th, from 6:00 p.m.7:30 p.m. Where: Akasha Center for Holistic Medicine, 2300 E 3rd St., Williamsport. Model Railroad Program What: Free Saturday Trains Model Railroad Program. When: Every Saturday Throughout the Year, 10 a.m. to Noon. Where: Christ Memorial Episcopal Church at the corner of Pine and East Market streets in Danville, Montour County.
Ballroom Dance Lessons What: Basic instruction starting with Waltz and Swing. More information: call Frank and Sandy at 570-435-8136. When: Thursday evenings, 6:30-8 p.m. Where: Montoursville Area.
Pennsylvania Happy Travelers Club What: To plan group trips and for fellowship. All are welcome. Call 570-748-4226 for information.
CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS... Spaghetti Dinner What: Spaghetti dinner with salad, bread, dessert and beverage. Adults – $7, children 6-12 – $5, under 5 – free. Take-outs available. When: Saturday, January 12, 2019 from 4:00 p.m.6:00 p.m. Where: Holy Spirit Evangelical Lutheran Church, 10275 State Route 44, Watsontown, between McEwensville and Turbotville on Route 44. Community Dinner What: Community dinner, serving roast turkey dinner. No charge. Everyone is welcome. When: Thursday, January 17, serving begins at 5:30 p.m. Where: St. Paul-Calvary United Methodist Church, 1427 Memorial Ave., Williamsport. Please use the elevator entrance along the west side parking lot. Doughnut Sale What: Fresh homemade doughnuts. Call the church office to pre-order and give approximate time of pick up — 570-398-2913 — Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Cost is $6/doz. and $3/ half doz. When: Thursday, January 17, 2019. Where: Trinity UM Church, 1407 Allegheny St. Jersey Shore.
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After School Program What: Free after school program. When: Wednesdays from 2:30-6:00 p.m. Where: First Church of Christ (Disciples), 1250 Almond St., Williamsport. First Saturday Community Supper What: Christ Episcopal Church is serving a free meal to any in need; no strings attached. All are welcome. When: The First Saturday of each month at 4 p.m. Where: Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry
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MEETINGS... MEETINGS Home Association Meeting What: Home Association meeting. When: January 12, 2019 at 10 a.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Post Meeting What: Post meeting. When: January 12, 2019 at 11 a.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Sons of Legion Meeting What: Sons of Legion meeting. When: January 13, 2019 at 1 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.
Plant Based Living What: Plant-Based Living Group Meeting in Williamsport. Please join us for our monthly potluck dinner/meeting. Everyone is invited to bring his or her favorite vegan dish/snack to share. We will be discussing the latest plant-based news and our personal goals for the New Year. Future meetings will include cooking demonstrations, interesting speakers, documentary viewings, and other planned activities. We look forward to hearing about your plant-based journey! Please email questions to lmanley1418@comcast.net. When: Monday, January 14th at 6:00 p.m. Where: PMF Industries Lunchroom/Kitchen, rear 2601 Reach Road, Williamsport, PA (watch for Plant-Based Living signs).
Veterans Meeting What: “Williamsport Area Band of Brothers”. Veterans Meeting for fellowship & coffee. Contact: Rick Wyatt: 570-447-8171 or Frank Ritter: 570-4470330. When: Every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Where: 601 7th Avenue (the corner of 7th and Memorial Ave.), Entrance on Memorial Avenue.
Roads To Freedom Center for Independent Living What: RTF offers services to people with disabilities as well as families of individuals with disabilities. Most of our services are provided free of charge and without age or income requirements. RTF also
Al-Anon Meeting What: Sunday night Al-Anon meeting. When: Sunday night 7:00-8:00 p.m. Where: St. Luke’s Church (white house in rear), 1400 Market St., Williamsport.
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and just might lead to an invitation to return to pursue spring gobblers. Who doesn’t like a homemade apple pie? You may not think it would be appreciated, but I’ll bet that if you show up on a farmer’s porch with a freshly baked apple pie in return for his letting you hunt on his ground, you will probably cement a longterm relationship. Yes, a gesture like this is a bit out of the ordinary but will be remembered for a long time by a landowner friend. You may even secure sole hunting rights by offering such a genuine gift. And while most farmers are justifiably proud of what they do for a living, there is also nothing wrong with asking if there are some chores you can help with or if there are any tasks that he could use a hand completing. Common courtesy and a few nice gestures will go a long way in developing or maintaining a friendship and showing that you are a responsible outdoorsman. Still looking for a place to go? Check with the regional office of the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Ask the dispatcher or one of the WCOs if they know of any farmers or landowners who are troubled with coyotes or other predators. The
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recently came across an spring gobbler and some trout interesting story in an on the same day is just a matter outdoor publication; of deciding to go after both a guy at hunting camp on the same day. That being killed a deer in the morning said, however, trout can still and then when out and caught be taken from any number of some trout later in the day. our local trout streams, and it’s Certainly not an impossible still possible to bag a buck with task but it surely is a fairly rare your muzzleloader and then occurrence. I suspect it’s rare head out for some trout fishing because trout fishing is far Ken the same day. Hunter Admittedly trout fishing with from the minds of those who are focusing on bagging a buck spinning or fly gear in the dead once the deer season is underway. The of winter on a stream is not likely to be as truth is that after the first few weeks of pleasant as a spring day of trout fishing, trout season, fishing for trout begins to but trout can be successfully taken even fade from the minds of most fishermen when the white stuff coats the ground. quickly and they begin to pursue other Certainly, some kind of bait and light species like bass. As summer fades and spinning gear will work — wax worms, fall begins to creep in our thoughts mealworms, maggots, minnows and a turn to turkeys, deer, and small game variety of other baits will take winter hunting and fishing take a back seat for trout. I must admit though that when many. it comes to trout fishing, I prefer to go While I have never taken a deer and with a flyrod. I keep careful written a trout on the same day a number of records of all my fishing excursions and years ago, I did succeed in tagging a last year I caught 137 trout, and all of nice spring gobbler in the morning them were with a flyrod and artificial and then adding a successful afternoon flies. Of the 137 trout, 96 of them were of trout fishing. Granted, the deer/ taken on some kind of nymph, wet fly trout combo during the winter months or streamer and many of those same is more difficult; there are less trout patterns will work during the winter available, and feeding activity is likely months. curtailed. Trout fishing can be at its best In what little stream trout fishing in the spring of the year so getting a I have done during the winter my
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was 55-5 as a starter at Briar Woods High School in northern Virginia, where he won three state titles. At PSU he finished up 31-9, tying Tony Sacca for the most starts in the school’s history. Along the way, McSorley owns Nittany Lion career records for completions, passing yards, passing touchdowns, total offense, rushing TDs by a quarterback, TDs responsible for, 300-yard passing games and 200-yard passing games. Perhaps coach James Franklin’s great accomplishment was to change McSorley from a Vanderbilt recruit to a collegiate career in State College. As for Meyer, love him or hate him, the man won football games. Coaching for 33 years, 17 years as a head coach where he posted a 187-32 record — his teams won
three national championships. While at both Florida and Ohio State questions arose about how he handled things and those problems and reported health issues led him to retire from coaching after what he described as ‘a bucket list’ win in the Rose Bowl. Some speculation exists as to whether Myer will ever coach again. Following the Rose Bowl victory, the 54-year-old Meyer told reporters, “I don’t believe that’s going to happen. I’m going to enjoy tonight. I don’t believe I’m going to coach again.” So at the dawning of 2019, if you are enjoying what you are doing savor every day of the experience. Most would like to see their passion conclude like McSorley and Meyer — not like the six NFL coaches on ‘Black Monday.’
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Mr. Franklin and his boys trailed, and the outlook looked dim. They had absolutely no momentum. Quarterback Trace McSorley sustained a leg injury and was poked in the eye in the second quarter. Penn State officials said that the talented senior broke a bone in his foot and he wasn’t expected to return. Third-stringer Sean Clifford ran one ineffective offensive series. McSorely looked deflated but then somehow convinced James Franklin to get back into the game. He threw an interception and got completely decked on that play. Kentucky returned it all the way for a touchdown and the Blue & White Nation become awfully silent. I thought he was done — no way. But then Trace defied the odds. He limped around and found his swagger. Penn State’s mighty 20 point deficit gave way to a 27-21 score in minutes. Trace was on fire. Making throws and runs with that broken foot. Could Trace McSorely bring his Nittany Lions all the way back? Everything had shifted, and the Lions were deep in Kentucky territory. They were on the 14 and were faced with a fourth-and-7 with 4:00 left in the game. Penn State had three timeouts remain-
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the younger crop of competitors. “A lot of the younger swimmers aren’t as confident in themselves,” Jersey Shore swimmer Jordan O’Connor said. “They are a little scared to be with some of the ‘A’ swimmers or the better swimmers. You have to really encourage them so they know they can do it. They just have to prove themselves, so they know they can swim with us.” O’Connor’s leadership skills were on full display recently as the Bulldogs mixed events up in an effort to reverse an early season stumble that resulted in two consecutive losses. Relays were mixed up, swimmers were moved to unfamiliar events, and the results were exactly what the team needed. O’Connor is normally a backstroke swimmer but proved she can do any stroke in the pool as she topped the
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field in the 100 fly. She was also thrown into the mix with relay teams she hadn’t swum with all season. “It’s really interesting,” O’Connor said. “You get to try something Brett new, and there’s not a Crossley lot of pressure on you to do well, because you’re just trying something out for the first time. You never know. You might like it and get put in something that you don’t get put into often.” O’Connor is a team leader who fully embraces her role on the team, but what about the younger members of the teams and how they deal with leadership? For Montoursville’s Jacob Fillinger that leadership was important as he joined the team late. “It was a lot to come out for the team,” Fillinger said. “There’s going to be a lot of seats to fill when the seniors leave. A lot of the seniors have been here since they were freshmen.”
Jersey Shore’s Jordan O’Connor competes in the 100 back during a dual meet against Danville. O’Connor has provided leadership for her team throughout the season. (Photo by Brett R. Crossley.)
Fillinger is in the middle of his second year with the team, and the leadership given to him by swimmers like Sam Jordan has been invaluable. “It’s good to look up to them because they know what they are doing,” Fillinger said. “There’s always room for improvement.” Whether it’s a team sport or individual, leadership will always be one of the keys to a successful program. Both Jersey Shore and Montoursville swimmers have benefited from good leaders both in and outside the pool.
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HIS-
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MENT. Gas Heat. Wa-
ENTIRE 3RD FLOOR
Facilities Included. All
LARGE BEDROOMS,
ter,
OF
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HOUSE.
STREET
OFF
PARKING.
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FOR
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570-419-4915.
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570-323-9119
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NOW ACCEPTING A P P L I C AT I O N S ! ! Iris Commons Apartments. Office located at 618 Center Street, Williamsport, PA 17701. 1-800-735-3068. TDD: 711. 2, 3 & 4 BR Apartments .Rent includes heat. Tenant responsible for electric, water, sewer, trash removal. Must meet federal program requirements. Section 8 Accepted. Call and request an application at 1-800-735-3068T his institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. 133509 HOUSE FOR RENT
HOME FOR RENT NEWBERRY AREA: Very Nice 3 Bedroom with Den duplex, 1.5 baths, Fully Equipped Large Kitchen, Central Air, Full Basement/ Washer & Dryer Hook Up, Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water And Off Street Parking. Tenant Responsible For Electric, Gas, Water/Sewer. Included In Rent: Trash. Background Checks Required with a credit score of 700 or more. Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge, Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 239 or 570-279-7142. 133509
3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, 1/2 DOUBLE FOR RENT. NO Pets Or Smokers. Newberry Area. Call 570-2091765. Available New. $750.00 A Month. NO Utilities Included. $750.00 Security. 133793 HOUSE FOR SALE
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159 1/2 WASHINGTON BLVD., Rear Barber Shop Commercial Office. 3 Rooms Plus Bathroom With Storage. All Utilities. $500.00/ Month. Phone 570-9713238.133794
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TIMESHARE, SARASOTA. Directly On The Gulf Beach. January 19th, February 2nd. $900.00 One, $1500.00 Two Weeks. Call 570-323-1040. 133367 VEHICLES CARS
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