Webb Weekly January 30, 2019

VOLUME 17 • NUMBER 05

A Family-Oriented Publication

JANUARY 30, 2019

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Good Guys Do Finish First

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t is amazing what is their spouses Ronnie and Marc accomplished in the world along with five grandchildren of sports from folks that live Lancer Basketball. They are call the West Branch Valley special people, and it all begins home. It just seems to get better with the Head Coach of the and better with each passing family. season. I can guarantee you CI began his run in 1974, a there’s no place in the world believer in the philosophy of there has ever been a head legendary UCLA Coach John basketball coach record their Wooden. He actually got the Jim chance to spend some time with 1,000th win and then the Major Webb, Jr. Coach Wooden. He was hired Leaguer from across the creek elected to the Baseball Hall of at the Township by Principal Fame. This occurring in a four-day span. Alfred Knecht and Athletic Director and Unbelievable! I think it’s safe to say, not football Coach Ken Robbins, who is also just because of these two people, but for another West Branch Valley legendary all that goes on in our area in the arena coach. I was fortunate to play for CI when of sports — we have become the Small- he recorded victory number 200 and for Town Americana Sports Capital of the Coach Robbins when he hit the 100 win World. Their accomplishments are just mark. the cherry on top.

A little before CI’s time Mr. Barry In case you haven’t heard, Loyalsock Boyer began his career as a Loyalsock Head Basketball Coach Ron Insinger educator and coach. He is one of the true recorded his 1,000th win against rival gentleman and good guys in our area.

Hughesville. Before I even had time Coach Boyer and CI went back and forth to pen that column Montoursville’s on who would be the boy’s basketball very own, Mike Mussina became our coach as Coach Boyer’s plate was already area’s first player elected to the Baseball full and CI was coaching the girl’s team at Hall of Fame. Two extraordinary the time. The rest of the story is history. accomplishments by great members of Coach Boyer has been by the side of CI our local community. So this week we during the whole journey. He is the only will honor CI, next week we will pay assistant coach to have won a thousand tribute to former Baltimore Oriole and games.

New York Yankee pitcher Mike Mussina.

CI’s journey is an amazing one; he has In between Coach Mussina will bring his recorded 1002 victories, 284 losses for basketball Warriors to the Township to a winning percentage of .780. But more play CI’s Lancers. A Hollywood writer of important than the wins is the way he has sports fiction couldn’t make this stuff up. approached every day during his tenure.

CI’s wife Carol has been the official To say he views the glass half-full is an scorer for the Lancers during his run to understatement. He is one of the most a thousand wins. She has always had a positive people I know that always finds bag of hard candy at the scorer’s table to the good in the person or situation. I don’t share with anyone who would like to take think I’ve ever heard him speak negatively a piece or two. Coaches, players, referees, about anyone, and that includes officials. anyone needing a little sweet fix. What a He always finds the positive. great gesture that has been over the years.

His door is always open. And I’m not I’ve been blessed to help myself to just talking about his coach’s office. He that candy as a player, a fan, a coach, a has helped more people in his quiet way parent of a player, a broadcaster, but most than anybody will ever know. He supports importantly as a friend to the Insinger local sports, business, and people. He is family. No coach has ever been loved a champion of District 4 athletics and and supported more by his family than beyond. He not only puts his time in but CI. Carol, daughters Laurie and Lisa, his money where his mouth is. And that’s

probably the wrong phrase to use because he never says much about anything he does.

In a recent conversation, he was so very proud of the 1,000 wins being a school and community accomplishment.

That begins with great players and all those that have helped and contributed to the program. “My players have won a thousand games,” CI noted.

He was quick to praise current Assistant Coach Jeff Everett. “I don’t know what CI with his grandkids after the game.

I would do without him. From left are Ronnie Emery, Grant Walter, Kayla Emery, Carolyn Walter and Kasey Walter.

He is one of the best Xs and Os guys going, who knows seasons until accepting the duties of and understands the game of today. superintendent. “Jerry does a great job He understands the latest trends and is for the school district at everything he a young guy that can play against and does. I have appreciated his support each challenge the players in practice. He’s and every day. He has a great basketball a great fit with the players of today, and mind.” will make a great head coach one day.” He CI finished with a tip of the cap to former continued, “9th grade Coach Lynn Datres coaches Scott Star and John Young. “Scott is a master of the fundamentals. He does and John each gave 15 years to Lancer a great job getting the players ready for basketball and were a key to the success the varsity level. He approaches the game of the program. I am just so fortunate to and people with the utmost loyalty and have had so many great people help out respect. over the years.”

“Ryan Cioffi and Randy Glunk take The last three folks we talked about are care of things at the middle school level. very near and dear to CI’s heart. First up Both played for me. Randy being the Pedie McDonald, a fixture in the Township school’s all-time points leader with 2,000. for all sporting events, especially for They do a great job on the basketball basketball. He assists the team in all court, but more importantly, they are manners possible. No manager/assistant individuals you want your players to coach has been involved in more winning model themselves after. I’m very proud of games than Pedie. Next, Dana Williams the job they do!” Coach Cioffi has been who left us for a better place a couple of with CI for almost ten years. years back, was on the Lancer sideline all Last but not least we cannot forget the way back to when I played. Dana let Assistant Varsity Coach Ronnie Emery his love for Loyalsock and the basketball who just happens to be CI’s son-in-law. program be known by gifting the school He just moved up to the varsity level a $250,000. And finally, Dan Timmons couple of years ago. “He was a mainstay in who was a player and is a great supporter. developing the kids at the middle school The family CI has built through Lancer and 9th-grade level. He is also a former basketball over the years is truly special.

Lancer player. Ronnie is an outstanding The fact that he has done it for over 44 coach; I don’t know what I would have seasons at one school, winning over a done without him over the years. He has thousand games will never be seen again. coached wherever I’ve needed him and Congratulations CI to you and your done a great job.” family. I’m proud to be part of it; could CI also wanted to mention school you please just let me know where that superintendent Jerry McLaughlin who Fountain of Youth is? had been an assistant coach for ten God Bless America.

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Pigskin Predictions

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K y’all. You know how this works.

We’ve got a lot of ground to cover and not a lot of space to do it.

So pitter-patter, let’s get at ‘er! Here are this year’s Super Bowl Predictions from around the area!

I asked my BF Steve first, and since he’s not much of a football fan, he was hard-pressed to come up with a prediction. But he decided that the Pats are going to take it this year, but doesn’t see a big scoring game happening. He’s thinking the Rams are going to lose 21-7.

As always I checked in with the News Team, and as always they had some interesting takes on the outcome. Per the norm, Jeff ’s just in it for pizza, beer, and commercials. I had to clean up the language a bit, but Dustin thinks the Pats are going to irritate everyone again and get the win 28-24. Jimmy wants to the see the Rams take it 34-31, but thinks Dustin is probably right. He then said something to the effect of, “Flippin’ Pats” — or something like that.

Next up is Loyalsock’s Head Football Coach Justin VanFleet. He’s also taking the Pats for the win and predicts a fairly close game at 31-24.

While we are talking coaches, from up on the hill, Williamsport Head Coach Chuck Crews is having a battle of heart vs. head. His heart says the Rams are going win 45-35, but his head says the Pats have it 34-17.

From the gridiron to the infield, Mountie Baseball Head Coach Paul ‘Smokey’ Stover is calling it the same at Coach VanFleet. He’s got New England 31-24.

I know it’s hard to believe, but Crosscutter’s lead man Gabe Sinicropi is actually a pretty funny guy.

He sent me this when asked about the big game,

“Gladys Knight’s National Anthem will clock in at over 2 min. Maroon 5’s first song at halftime will be ‘One More Night.’

Commentators will mention Sean McVey’s age at least three times.

Steph A touchdown will be Nordstrom overturned by replay, and Tony Romo will correctly predict five plays. Oh, the game? The Patriots have a chip on their shoulder. New England wins 34 to 27.” Thanks for the entertainment Gabe.

Lou Hunsinger thinks the Pats are going to take it also. He’s predicting a 35-17 LA loss. He believes Brady is a “wily veteran that always rises to the occasion,” and that LA’s defense is somewhat suspect.

Our County correspondent Larry Stout had this to say, “Patriots 24-Rams 14. The Rams have had a storied year, but have not been impressing anyone lately, whereas the Patriots are peaking at the right time. I don’t believe there will be any late-game heroics, because the Pats will take charge early and not let go. I am no fan of New England, but experience is invaluable in the Super Bowl, and this is far from their first rodeo.

Would not be surprised if they even win big.”

Scott Lowery seems to be suffering a bit of football ennui. He said, “Patriot fatigue is a growing malady. Enough already. There are 27 other teams I’d rather see in this game, so I have no rooting interest. The Rams can be fun to watch, but I’ll go with the boring but proven Belichick and Brady. Patriots 31-23.”

Pastor Tim is preaching for the underdogs. He believes the Rams are going win 24-21.

Planet Mom says it should be the Saints over the Chiefs 28-7, and then there was some laughing.

I never did get an actual prediction from her…

County Commissioner Tony Mussare has a similar feeling to Mindy. He would have rather seen the Saints get the win over Kansas City, but when push comes to shove he’s taking the Pats over the Rams 27-24.

Gary Chrisman is keeping his prediction short and close. He’s calling a Pats win 31-30.

We don’t discriminate around here. We even got Chris ‘Doc’ Masse from the Sun-Gazette to chime in. While he believes there’s no better than Brady — past, present, or future — he believes the Rams are better overall. So he’s taking LA to win 28-20.

Mike Rupert is also calling a close New England win. He thinks the Rams are going to lose 27-21.

Fairfield Auto Group’s lead man, Rick Quigley, tossed his thoughts in too and is one of the few calling a Rams win. He’s thinking they are going to take it 31-27. Seems fair.

Jimmy doesn’t think this game is going to be close at all. He’s predicting a 42-17 Patriots win, claiming that the Brady/Belichick Dynasty will continue with a statement win.

Personally, I would like to see the Rams win, but honestly, I don’t know enough about football to really have an opinion. I’ll be working behind the bar at the Sons of Italy that night, so I’m just hoping someone will bring me snacks!

So there you have it. A little bit of everything and everyone! Huge shout out to everyone who gave me a prediction! It’s always fun to see who will come out right!

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Insinger Picks Up 1,000th Career Coaching Wins as Players and Family Celebrate the Longtime Lancer Coach

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The Sullivan County graduate was offered the head coaching job at Canton, and a coaching position at Loyalsock. The decision might have been a difficult one at the time, but the final choice changed the course of history for one local program.

Insinger obviously chose Loyalsock and quickly started to build something that would become an institution throughout District 4 and beyond. Insinger recently captured his 1,000th career win as Loyalsock defeated Hughesville over the weekend.

It was a monumental achievement for the coach, whose first win came against the now-defunct Lock Haven High School.

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“It’s crazy, but I was offered the Loyalsock job and the Canton job the same day within an hour of each other,” Insinger said. “I was flipping a coin and went with the best of three.

It’s crazy. It’s like the snap of a finger.

Every year just goes by faster and faster.”

For Loyalsock fans, players, and family they were blessed the coin flips went the way of the Lancers.

After that first win against Lock Haven, CI continued to be a coaching staple on the benches of Loyalsock’s basketball courts. The balloons and banners gave it away, but when Loyalsock defeated Hughesville, giving coach Ron “CI” Insinger his 1,000th career win, the celebration was thundering.

“I just feel very fortunate,” Insinger said. “I just feel very fortunate I landed a position at a young age, and it just blossomed. I’m very goal oriented. Every week I set goals for myself.

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Insinger has been a force since taking over the Loyalsock job years ago.

He built a family atmosphere that has trickled down to the smallest contributions of every player to have worn the Lancers maroon and white uniforms.

The benches for his team cleared, but so did the stands as people rushed to the coach to celebrate the win.

“It just warms my heart,” Insinger said. “It fills my heart with joy that I can help someone or touched their life in some way or another. They were excited and wanted to play.”

The game was almost not played Saturday afternoon as the year’s first major snowstorm barreled down on the area. Even as the fans made their way to the gym, small flurries started to fall. By the end of the game, many expected to see their cars buried in the parking lot, but that just didn’t happen. Everything appeared to be working for the Lancers and Insinger as they celebrated the accomplishment.

“I was so afraid we were going to get a phone call,” Insinger said of the weather. “You can still see the grass outside, so I think we’re alright.”

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That’s what keeps me going. It motivates me.”

His players ran over to the bench, quickly got in line for handshakes, and even more quickly ran from the line to pick up their coach. Insinger’s family, friends, and former players celebrated the longtime coach, who smiled throughout multiple postgame interviews. He was trailed by his grandkids, who were decked out in white shirts featuring a single numeral that together would display the milestone number.

The 1,000 wins will be the shining numbers attached to his coaching resume, but the reactions of players and family will be the lasting legacy.

When Bam Brima, who played one of his best games of the year against Hughesville, came to Loyalsock, he didn’t know anybody in the area. As he walked into Insinger’s office prior to basketball, he found his first friend and has since been one of the best athletes and students Loyalsock has seen in recent memory.

“CI was my first friend here,” Brima said. “To get this for him and be a part of this means a lot to me, because I know it means it a lot to him.”

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‘Just Look for the Big Green Awnings’

ith Williamsport streets covered with a sheet of ice, the result of snowstorms and freezing officials, officials at the City Highway Department admitted last night there is little they can do except to spread cinders at the more dangerous intersections.

John M. Shaible, department superintendent, said it would be unwise to place cinders on all parts of the ice-covered thoroughfares because sewers would become clogged when warmer weather arrives.

Except for the digging of ditches along the curbs in the business district and running a scraper over the ridge in the middle of the streets, the city has done little to remove snow from the streets.

Following most of the recent snowstorms there has been a short period of thawing weather followed by severe cold, causing the ice to form.

Councilman George W. German earlier this winter said it would not be feasible to use the brushes or the scrapers on the street during a storm, such as other cities and the state department use. He said there is too much traffic in the city and in addition the snow would pile up in the gutters, preventing water running in the sewers during a thaw. He said removal of the pile snow from the gutters would be too expensive.

Mr. Shaible explained highway crews are continually working cindering the sections of the city considered dangerous. He said the use of any salt composition with the idea of existing ice was prohibited by the expense involved and that in addition, a health law prevents the use of salt.

Drivers in the city last night were called upon to exert more care than usual when snow started falling again, producing a covering for the ice already on the streets, and added uncertainty as to where the ice existed.

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CONFRONTING DEATH When suddenly confronted with the death of a loved one, it is necessary to go through the grieving process, which doesn’t follow a fixed pattern. As such, each person must grieve in his or her own way and in his or her own time. There is no special time on the calendar when we can point and say that grief is over. Grief is also work, in that people must “work through” their grief, which can be a painful process. Grief can hurt as much, or more, than a physical wound. Fortunately, wounds heal. In the end, we do not “get over” the death of a loved one. We learn to live with the fact of his or her death.

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Corvette. The Corvette was the dream of Harley Earl and has been America’s first and longest lasting sports car since it’s introduction to the world in 1953.

In 1963 another well-known name in Corvette history helped to create the 1963 corvette, Zora Duntov. As Corvette’s first Chief Engineer, Duntov was responsible for increasing Corvette performance and horsepower from the early 60s through the early 70s. For 66 years (actually, 65, as there were no retail sale 1983 Corvettes) Corvette has been raising the bar year after year. I know some of you car buffs

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NCRS stands for the National Corvette Restoration Society, and it was formed for the purpose of preserving, restoring and enjoying early Corvettes. Today there are 45 Chapters of NCRS throughout the country. These Chapters take turns holding a National Convention each year that is attended by members from all over the country. During these events, there are small (drive your Corvette) site seeing trips planned as well as outings, car shows, and judging. For members wishing to have their Corvette

judged, NCRS is the world standard in Corvette judging, and at all their state and national events, they offer judging.

There are many classes and categories as well as level of awards – the prestigious “Top Flight” award means your car has been restored to strict factory standards.

There are also awards for original, nonrestored Corvettes. In 1974, in the state of Indiana, NCRS was formed. Around that same time, my Aunt and Uncle- Wilma and Mitch Geiger started the Yosemite Corvette Club in Merced Ca. A year later, in 1975 they helped form the Northern CA chapter of NCRS and Mitch became NCRS member # 62. Forty-four years and three states later he is still NCRS member #62. Mitch started buying, selling, trading, fixing and later restoring Corvettes since he was able to drive (probably before) in the mid to late 1950s.

To this day he has personally owned over 100 Corvettes, mostly 1950s-early 1970s. To say that Corvettes are in his blood would be an understatement. After almost 50 years, Wilma probably knows more about corvettes and tri-five Chevys (55-57) than most.

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early hours of 2-12-14. About half the cars had been pulled from the hole; they were still covered in mud but on display.

My visit there reminded me of the trips to Corvettes at Carlisle with my daughter, pointing out specific models or year only options to my friends as I had often done with her years earlier. The only 1983 Corvette in existence is on display at the museum. My favorite Corvette at the museum was a 1967, Rally Red, convertible (white top), big block 427, 4spd, factory side pipe car owned by Roy Orbison. I grew up listening to my mom

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singing his songs and to this day he is still one of my favorites. Roy used this car to go back and forth to the studio in 1988 when he was recording the Traveling Wilburys album –Vol. 1.

In 2015, I started my search for my first Corvette, and in doing so, I thought joining NCRS would be a great place to start. It was then I had an idea, and I thought I would call NCRS and see if they recycle membership numbers. It was my hope that I could get # 61 or 63, even 620 as I thought it would be cool to have a number related to Mitch’s #62. After calling and speaking to the gentleman I was crushed to learn they did not recycle numbers and that at this point in 2015 they were around 61,500 members. It was at that point that the man on the phone said, I can sign you up and wait to issue you your number when it hits 62,000! I was elated and couldn’t give my credit card information fast enough. By the end of 2015, 40 years after Mitch became NCRS #62, I became NCRS # 62,000.

After that, I got a tattoo with Chevrolet bowtie with the Corvette emblem inside and our membership numbers to commemorate it. I also bought my first Corvette that year, but that story is one in itself and for another time. Today his license plate reads NCRS 62, mine reads NCRS 62K. The Texas Chapter hosted the NCRS

National Convention in 2017 in San Antonio, and I was in town on business.

Since I was flying in and was unable to spend a full day there, I did not register since I would not be able to attend most of the functions. I did go over the very first day of set up and asked the NCRS volunteers who were watching all the parked Corvettes outside where I could see about paying to view the cars inside.

They directed me inside, and after a long walk through the convention center, I found a woman who directed me to the judging arena. Upon entry- or almost entry, I was informed for insurance reasons only judges and owners could be inside while the cars were being parked.

I was told to come back the next day and the walk-in fee to see the cars was only $10, well worth seeing a magnitude of fully restored, rare and special performance Corvettes. The next day I took an extended lunch break and was overwhelmed by the amount of “ tankers, fuelies, big blocks,” and other special order and high-performance models. It is hard to fathom how an NCRS meeting in northern California in 1975 could result in member #62, and over 40 years, 3,000 miles and 61,000 members later I am enjoying the same hobby as member # 62,000. I encourage all of you to “take a kid to a car show,” the hobby needs a future.

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Scott Metzger is a very different kind of county commissioner candidate because he comes from the ranks of county management. Metzger, 56, of Montoursville, retired last year after 32 years at the county Adult Probation Office, including more than a decade as Deputy Adult Probation Officer. Born and raised in Lycoming County, Metzger graduated from West Chester University, and along with his

lovely wife Robin, returned to the area to raise his family of three children. He became active professionally in county work as well as co-owner of Metzger Executive Apartments.

Somehow he still found time for involvement in an array of civic organizations.

In the Adult Probation office, Metzger was exceptional in his field, which was recognized as he was one of eight officers in the commonwealth enlisted to develop reforms and improvements for parole officer training in Pennsylvania. He introduced “cognitive restructuring” counseling techniques to Lycoming County, an innovative approach to counseling offenders in ways to change behavior by changing outlook. The program was hailed as a success and introduced to the juvenile probation system as well.

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For those who have not committed a crime, Scott Metzger is best known in the community for his involvement with Little League Baseball. He has served as president of the Montoursville Little League Board for the past 16 years and is one of 32 Little League World Series “Team Hosts” who supervise and assist visiting players from around the world. Among Metzger’s accomplishments was the creation of a “Challenger Division” in Montoursville Little League to allow special needs children to play baseball throughout the summer. High school students volunteered to assist in the program, which included games at Lyter Field, adjacent to Mon-

toursville Elementary School. Metzger noted, “We had these children play under the lights. They loved that. They felt like superstars.”

Besides Little League, Metzger also serves on the advisory board of Big Brothers and Big Sisters, and the board of Wise Options for Women, a local domestic violence shelter. In 2002, the county presented him with the Lycoming County Humanitarian Award for his service overseeing a food drive for seven years. In 2006 he was presented with The Lycoming County Volunteer Award for his wide-ranging volunteer work in the community.

He intends to take all his business, government, and volunteer experience and pour it into solutions for the county’s key issues, which he believes are public safety, taxes, and job creation. Metzger sees these issues interrelated, and should initially be addressed by improving the communication and coordination between the courts, law enforcement, and the commissioners.

“The answer to revenue problems isn’t to raise the tax rates — it’s to expand the tax base by encouraging businesses and industries to locate or expand here in Lycoming County,” Metzger said. “I plan to grow our region, not the tax rates in the county.”

Scott Metzger worked for thirty-two years at a job most people would not have been able to handle for a week. He had to deal

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Bike Won At Christmas Spectacular Helps 8-Year Old With Rehabilitation

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ast year was a tough year for eight-year-old Isaiah Grossnickle of the Cogan Station area. He was gravely ill and spent a period of time in a coma and is just now starting to get back on his feet. That tough year ended on a high note on December 8 when he won a bicycle at the “Skip Hunsinger Children’s Christmas Spectacular” held at the Community Arts Center and put on by

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Isaiah’s mother, Paula Grossnickle, tells how things began for her son.

“It started in August when he became sick. He wasn’t eating or drinking and really dehydrated. I took him to Williamsport Hospital not once but twice and they sent him home both times saying it was the flu even though he was puking all the way through their hallways and rooms but they still didn’t admit him, they didn’t even run any test on him when I requested it,” Pau-

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She said that Isaiah was able to overcome all he has been through with a lot of support from doctors and family.

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She said the bike aids greatly in Isaiah’s rehabilitation. It will help strengthen his legs and get him needed exercise.

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We go every year. I just think it’s so great to have something like this every year for the children,” Paula said.

No doubt my Uncle Skip and the others who came up with the idea for the Spectacular and those who continue to keep it going would be pleased to have it produce such a good impact for a youngster like Isaiah.

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Book Review Luncheon What: Friends of the JV Brown Library Book Review Luncheon. Dr. John Piper, Jr. will discuss “Entrepreneurial Families in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.”

When: Friday, February 1. Luncheon at noon; review at 12:30 p.m. Lunch available for $6.00. Reserve lunch by calling the library at 326-0536 Ext. 134 or use the library’s online reservation calendar (http://calendar.jvbrown. edu). Reservations must be made before 3:00 p.m. on Wed., January 30. Or bring your own lunch or just attend the review at 12:30 p.m. Reservations only needed to reserve a lunch.

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

Hearts & Art What: 2nd Annual Hearts & Art. When: Friday Feb.1st from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. and Saturday Feb. 2nd from 10:0 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Gold Leaf Frame Shoppe, 201 Basin St. Williamsport, across from Panera & behind Petros.

Penn State Master Gardeners What: Penn State Master Gardeners What’s All the Fuss About Spotted Lantern Fly? – What you need to know, where it is, what you can do about it. Registration required at http://extension.psu.edu/lycoming/events or by calling 1-877-345-0691.

When: Saturday, February 2, 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Where: Lysock Complex, 542 County Farm Road, Montoursville.

Jewelry Sale What: Jennifer Engel Designs Trunk Sale, handcrafted jewelry.

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When: Tuesday, Feb 5th from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Where: Williamsport Regional Medical Center - 700 High Street - Tower Lobby.

Fly Tying Course What: Susquehanna TU is offering its annual fly tying course which is free and open to the public. The course will include an instruction manual and tools and materials needed to tie your flies during each session. If you have your own tools, you are encouraged to bring them with you. Beginners and all skill levels are welcomed and instructors will include notable local fly tiers. Class size is limited to 24 students and is first come, first served, and fills rapidly. You can register by sending an email to susquehannatu@gmail.com. Please list the names of everyone you are registering, their experience levels, and contact information (email and phone number). You can also register by calling Walt Nicholson at 570-447-3600.

When: Tuesday evenings February 5, 2019 through March 26, 2019 from 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Where: Covenant Central Presbyterian Church, 807 W. 4th Street, Williamsport. Parking and entrance at rear off of Campbell Street).

Jewelry Sale What: Jennifer Engel Designs Trunk Sale, handcrafted jewelry.

When: Wednesday, Feb 6 from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Where: Divine Providence Hospital - Main Lobby.

Youth Mental Health First Aid Training What: Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach anyone how to help an adolescent (ages 12-18) who is experiencing a mental health or addiction challenge or is in crisis. The course introduces common mental health challenges for youth, review typical adolescent development, and teaches a 5 step action plan for how to help young people in crisis and non-crisis situations. Topics include anxiety, depression, substance use, disorders in which psychosis may occur, disruptive behavior disorders (including AD/HD) and eating disorders. $50 includes book, materials, lunch and certificate of attendance. To register: https://tinyurl.com/YMHFA2-6-2019.

When: February 6, 2019 from 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Where: BLaST Office, 2400 Reach Road, Williamsport.

Career Fair What: Lock Haven University and PA CareerLink® Clinton County are sponsoring a career fair. This event is open to the public.

When: Thursday, February 7th from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Lock Haven University, East Campus Gymnasium, 340 West Main Street, Lock Haven.

Penn State Master Gardener What: Penn State Master Gardeners Winterscaping: The gardener’s survival guide to winter! Registration required at http://extension.psu.edu/lycoming/events or by calling 1-877-345-0691.

When: Saturday, February 9th, 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.

Where: Lysock Complex, 542 County Farm Road, Montoursville.

Kids’ Art Classes What: Kids’ Art Classes age 6 & up. Watercolor classes. Details on Facebook. 570-419-6536, www. judysteinhilperstudios.weebly.com.

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

Where: Wildberry Studios, 147 W. 4th St., Williamsport.

Christian Motorcyclists Association What: Local CMA meeting (Christian Motorcyclists Association), an international organization founded by one man in 1975. CMA’s main mission is to bikers, to reveal the love of Jesus and to be a servant in any way we can. We also support Missionary Ventures, Open Doors, and the Jesus Film Project. Through Missionary Ventures we distributed bicycles, motorcycles, horses, boats, 3 horse & buggies, 2 snowmobiles, and 1 camel. Through Open Doors, 2.6 million Bibles, and via the Jesus Film Project over 119 million people have viewed the life of Christ in their own heart language. The results are phenomenal!

If you are a biker, and a Christian, join us at our meeting and get acquainted with us. Even if you don’t have a bike, but want to help us in our mission, we’d love to have you be a part of our chapter, too. See what we are doing. If you are not a Christian, but are intrigued by all this, you are welcome to join us at our meeting, too! For more info, call Terry Seyler- 570-660-2397, or Lou Gatti- 570-220-9211, or call Ron Kelly- 570-250-1721 and leave a message. You can also find out more about CMA at our national website address- http://cmausa.org/ or visit our local chapter site

address- http://cmaner5.org/PA/SONRISERIDERS. When: The 3rd Tuesday of every month. Share a meal with us at 6:00 p.m. and business meeting at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Perkins restaurant in the backroom here in Williamsport.

Used Book Sale What: Friends of the Muncy Public Library used book sale.

When: Every second Tuesday of the month from 3 to 6 p.m. and the fourth Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Where: Muncy Public Library 108 S. Main St., Muncy.

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CHURCH Clothing Exchange What: Messiah Lutheran Church free clothing exchange.

Clothing for all ages, no money changes hand — if you have clean wearable clothes to donate, please bring them — take what you need, leave what you can’t use.

When: Saturday, February 3, 2019 from 8 a.m.-11 a.m.

Where: At Messiah Lutheran, corner of West Southern Ave. and Howard St., S. Williamsport. Park in the lot across the street and use the alley entrance. An elevator is available.

Fellowship Dinner What: Farragut Mt. Zion United Methodist Church First Tuesday fellowship dinner. Free will donations will be accepted.

When: February 5 from 5:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

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

Oyster Supper What: 85th Annual Men’s Oyster Supper.

When: Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at 6:30 p.m.

Where: Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 39 Paradise St., Turbotville.

Turkey Dinner What: Roast turkey dinner featuring turkey, filling, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable, dessert and beverage. $9 each, children $5. Take-outs available.

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Pancake Breakfast What: St. Lawrence Catholic Church is having a pancake breakfast. Cost is $8 in advance and $9 at the door, children are $4.50.

When: Sunday, February 10 from 8:00 a.m.-noon.

Where: 344 Winthrop St., South Williamsport.

Bible Study What: Tuesday Morning Men’s Fellowship is discussing Men of Integrity devotions, with a different subject each week. Materials are provided. Every man is welcome to the gathering for discussion, encouragement and fellowship.

When: Meet weekly every Tuesday morning at 6:45-8:00 a.m.

Where: Harvest Moon Restaurant 3rd and Arch Newberry.

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 Street, one block east of the James V. Brown Library.

Ice Cream Social What: Ice cream social benefit.

When: 2nd & 4th Sunday, monthly from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Where: Katys Church, 440 Katys Church Rd., Muncy.

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

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

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

Lunch and Prayers What: Lunch and prayers with Pastor Same Hwang. Bring a lunch.

When: Tuesdays from noon-1:00 p.m.

Where: First Presbyterian Church, 102 E. 3rd St., Williamsport.

First Place 4 Health What: A Christ centered, balanced healthy living program. We focus on the health and well being of our mind, emotions, body and spirit. For more information call Bea at 570-932-0496.

When: Every Thursday evening from 6:30 p.m.-7:45 p.m. beginning September 6th.

Where: Lycoming Valley Baptist Church, 4980 Lycoming Mall Dr., Montoursville.

therapy, Physical therapy, Social work and Speech Language Pathology. The support group will also provide emotional support and opportunities for socializing/ interacting with individuals who face similar challenges in life. For more information please call 570-893-5100.

When: Wednesday, January 30th, from 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Where: UPMC Susquehanna Lock Haven in Haven Skilled Rehabilitation and Nursing’s activity room on the ground floor.

When: February 7, 2019 at 1:00 p.m.

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

Mustang Club What: North Central Mustang Club February meeting.

All Mustang enthusiasts welcome.

When: Tuesday Feb 5th at 6:30 p.m.

Where: Murray Motors, Muncy.

GriefShare What: A local Grief Support Group. Call Corri at 814-5748283 or John at 570-847-9838 to register. Visit griefshare. org for further information.

When: Monday nights, 6:00 pm.-8:00 p.m., Feb 11-May 6 or Thursday mornings, 10:00 a.m.-noon, Feb 14-May 9.

Where: Hughesville Friends Church, 137 S. 3rd St., Hughesville.

Garden Club What: Montoursville Garden Club meeting. Open to the public.

Women’s Group What: S.H.E {Sharing Her Experience} Women’s Group.

For more info: call 570-329-6531 – Mrs. Carrie.

When: Bi-weekly starting February 9th 2019, from 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.

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Grief Share Support Group What: Muncy First United Methodist Church Weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the death of someone close to them. Video sessions and discussion sponsored by people who understand what you are experiencing.

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here are three essential needs in life — food, clothing, and shelter. Those with limited financial resources often must seek others for help to supply these necessities. Lycoming County has several thrift stores in the area with quite a variety of clothing items, and the food banks in each of the local communities dispense vitally needed healthy food products. There are also emergency shelters, such as those provided by the American Rescue Workers/ Saving Grace Shelter, which are incredibly important, especially in these winter months. But these are only meant to be temporary. The bigger problem is finding permanent affordable housing for those who need it. This area is much more complex than putting food on the table and clothes on the back.

It was for this reason that the Lycoming County Supportive Housing Program (SHP) was developed. The Supportive Housing Program is a guided program designed to help local residents to stay in their current housing or find new housing, along with teaching them financial, life, and career skills.

This is a multi-faceted measure that relies on outside agencies, and a key player on the financial side is Jersey Shore State Bank (JSSB).

The Supportive Housing Program is implemented through STEP, and Jersey Shore State Bank is well represented as Aron Carter, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Risk Management, is on the Board of Directors at STEP and Jill Morrissey, Community Reinvestment Act Officer, served on the SHP Advisory Committee. President Karen Young noted that JSSB was extremely pleased to be able to “help our friends at STEP.” She noted that JSSB, “has always been dedicated to the communities it serves and has a strong interest in promoting their financial well-being.” To that end, the bank has donated $50,000, which allowed the program to help even more clients than initially planned.

Not unlike Muncy Bank and Trust Company that was featured in this column back in September of last year, Jersey Shore State Bank believes in giving

ate-income households the opportunity to purchase a single family primary home and finance up to 100% of the purchase price. HOMEstead loans are part of an FHA program that provides need-based borrowers up to $10,000 in down payment and closing cost assistance in the form of a no-interest, second mortgage loan. HOMEstead funds are forgiven at 20% per year over five years. JSSB is also a top lender for PHFA’s Keystone Advantage Assistance Loan Program. With the Keystone program, qualified borrowers are provided with a second mortgage loan to help with down payment and closing costs on the property. Eligible applicants can receive up to 4 percent of the purchase price or market value, or $6,000 in assistance

(whichever is less).

Another local housing need that the bank is addressing is with the local non-profit agency Roads to Freedom and their proposed 24-unit special needs housing development. This special needs housing development will be the only one of its kind in the area that specifically addresses the unique housing requirements of those with disabilities. Jill Morrissey serves on their Board of Directors, and the bank has donated to the organization and sponsored their grant applications.

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And if this was not enough, the bank also has an outreach to veterans as well.

Last year, members of the JSSB Mortgage Services Team not only volunteered their time at the VFW Leroy O. Buck in Duboistown by helping to bag 59,000 pounds of food but also made a $1,000 contribution to help the efforts of the VFW Military Share Program.

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I remember making lists of resolutions when I was a child but only recall two now. One was washing the dishes for my mom every day for the year. I think that lasted one week.

The other was after mom taught me how to play a few beginning songs on the piano that I was going to become the world’s best pianist.

How did that turn out? Well, today, I can play/ fumble through some children’s songs for Sunday School. When I get lost the children just keep on singing anyway, thank goodness!

If only “heaps” of motivation and willpower were necessary to make something succeed keeping resolutions and goals would be a slam dunk! When I was in my early 20s, I resolved to run a marathon “sometime soon.”

I started running a few days a week after work along river paths in Fort Wayne, Indiana, past Johnny Appleseed’s gravesite, and other historical places. I started thinking I was getting good, really good, sort of like a Rocky Balboa triumphantly bouncing up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. I was getting to where I could “run” (“plod along” in hindsight) about eight miles. When I saw a notice for a first time annual 10K run in downtown Fort Wayne, not only was I going

to run in it but I was going to be the first winner since “someday” I was going to be a marathon runner, and 10K was just a warmup!! I had enough determination and will power to run the 10K twice before anyone made it around once!

Race day arrived. The course map looked something like a lollipop with the straight part, Main St. and the bridge over the St. Joseph River, being the start and finish. The loop went through the Lakewood district.

There were several hundred runners, and we took off. I was somewhere in the middle. My strategy was brilliant and foolproof, run a little faster than everyone else and finish first.

This would be easy! I was even rehearsing my victory speech and reminding myself to “keep it simple and humble.” As I was crossing the bridge into the Lakewood loop, I was stunned to see runners heading back to the finish line, having completed the loop already! I was amazed that anyone could run that far so fast! My attitude switched from trying to “beat everyone” to just “being in it together” and running at a gradually decreasing speed to the finish. Later that summer my knees had enough of my “marathon madness” — end of story.

I think my failed resolutions come from being overly ambitious and overestimating my God-given skills and talents. I believe that every one of us is born with a purpose, no one is a mistake. We are created with different aptitudes for various tasks and activities.

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When we meet our Creator face to face, the only fact that will matter is our relationship with Him. We won’t be asked whether we kept our resolutions, or if we checked off all the items on our “bucket list.” God does have plans for every one of us. Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

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Another resolution that is relatively easy to keep is to read something Biblical each day.

Why? Because: “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path,” Psalm 119:105.

I just checked, and there are at least ten sites on my phone for a verse of the day. It won’t take more than several seconds daily, but even one verse will change your day for the better.

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What: Pitch Please: A cappella concert. $10 cover. Concert may not be suitable for children.

When: Friday Feb. 8 at 7:00 p.m.

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Harp Concert What: Valentine’s Day harp concert. Admission: $15/$5. Visit caclive.com for tickets.

When: Thursday, February 14th, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.

Where: Community Arts Center, Williamsport.

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Concert What: In the Mood (swing/big band review) – concert.

When: March 28, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.

Where: Community Arts Center, 220 West 4th St., Williamsport.

Drag Bingo What: Drag bingo benefit. Join us for Drag Bingo to benefit AIDS Resource, a local nonprofit. Laurel Charleston, a drag artist from State College, will perform. Laurel has over 6,500 followers on Instagram. Advance tickets with credit cards are $20 for 10 bingo games by calling 570-322-8448 ext. 0. Tickets are $22 at the door. Evening will include prizes, 50/50 raffle, light snacks and BYOB. The event is appropriate for all audiences. For additional information contact lizfink@aidsresource.com.

When: Friday, February 8th, 6:30 p.m.

Where: Pajama Factory Community Room, 1307 Park Ave., Williamsport.

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But there were times I got a y husband has bit misty-eyed when faced never heard of with the matter of keeping or Marie Kondo. chucking an embarrassment Nor does he of cap guns. They were a subscribe to her renowned hallmark of my childhood after KonMari Method of keeping all. Never mind that several only the possessions in one’s were jammed or in another life that “spark joy.” It’s a way deemed nonfunctional. wonder I convinced him to Melinda park a ginormous dumpster Wentzel Not surprisingly, I had great difficulty parting with my in our driveway for the better part of a month, hoping against hope kids’ toy machine guns, too, and felt that we’d somehow find the will to compelled to squeeze the broken purge our home of the crap we’ve triggers multiple times before hurling accumulated as a family for over 22 them into oblivion.

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Needless to say, my excitement grew experience—especially the part where I got to fling stuff into the air with as the days passed and the dumpster wild abandon. It’s possible I may have became filled with more and more even shouted something in triumph junk. There was a glut of the ugly-aseach time I tossed one of my husband’s sin carpeting we just tore out of the college textbooks or a tangled mass of living room. There were also boxes badminton netting into the giant metal upon boxes of heavy books and lesson bin. The only thing more liberating plans, circa 1974, that I hauled down from the attic, risking life and limb would have been to light it on fire.

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“What do you mean ‘Does this bring me joy?’” he demanded to know as he held a bucket with no bottom in his hands. “I happen to like this bucket.”

“It has no bottom,” I reminded him.

“I don’t care,” he defended.

In hindsight, maybe I should have requested that a marriage counselor be included with the dumpster rental.

Judging by our impassioned exchanges, I’m guessing a lot of couples would be interested in such a convenient arrangement. Better still, a copy of Marie Kondo’s Spark Joy could be presented to help the utterly hopeless.

Although we still have a lot of stuff to purge after filling an entire dumpster to the brim and it took two people with master’s degrees to open it, on the bright side, we found a buyer for my husband’s vintage (old-as-dirt) Schwinn bicycle and classic toy trucks. What’s more, we unearthed some marbles while sorting through a hodgepodge of items.

It’s good to know we still have some.

Planet Mom: It’s where I live, anxiously awaiting the arrival of another dumpster for Round II of The Purge. Visit me there at www.melindawentzel.com and www.

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on a 17-foot ladder. There was an abundance of college notebooks that were spared from the trash for nearly five decades. For the love of God, who does that? A hoarder, that’s who. There was a gas grill, an office chair, three sets of antiquated golf clubs and a bug collecting kit of undetermined origin.

Of course, there were still bugs inside it—dead as ever. Even my dust-covered treadmill found its way there, despite the challenge of dragging it all the way through the house and garage. At least we got some exercise in the process.

Even our neighbors got in on the fun when I gave them the go-ahead to deposit their gargantuan television set inside. I only wish I had witnessed its arrival. Instead I had to hear about several family members pushing and/ or “riding” their 72” TV down the street and up our driveway. I can only imagine what it must have been like to then lift the stupid thing into the dumpster. Hopefully, no one got a hernia.

As one might expect, my hoard-happy husband and I had several heated debates while we attempted to clean out our garage—most of which involved dumpster diving (his) and emphatic arguments (mine) over the issue of

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have been receiving more reports of sportsmen finding recently shed antlers. It seems that the bucks are dropping antlers a bit earlier than normal for some reason. While we seem to be in the throes of winter, there are the occasional warmer days that entice us to spend some time outdoors – doing something other than chipping ice or shoveling snow! We can get outside to enjoy some hiking and breathing fresh air again! Something you should consider on the nicer weather days is the popular activity of hunting for shed antlers. More is being written all the time about this “sport,” and shed antler hunting allows for some great exercise and the chance to learn more about the wildlife in your area. What better way to find out if that big buck you saw last fall actually made it through the hunting season and survived the harsh winter?

Finding his sheds will allow you to begin focusing on pursuing him again this coming season. Many shed hunters enjoy simply piling up a stack of sheds, while other folks use them in a variety of ways in craft and art projects. Whatever

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your reason, let’s look at some ways that may help you be more successful in your pursuit.

Head South: That is to say, focus your attention on the south-facing hillsides.

Throughout the winter months and into early spring, deer will frequently bed and travel for food on a hillside with a southern exposure so they can take advantage of the early morning warmth of the sunshine. Whatever food is available becomes more easily located on these benches and slopes that are warmed by the morning sun. Since the deer frequently concentrate their time here, there is a good chance more sheds will be found here than in areas that face north and may still have some degree of snow cover.

Jump for Joy!: Walking along deer trails, rather than just zigzagging haphazardly through the woods will greatly increase the likelihood of locating dropped antlers. Be particularly alert near areas where a trail crosses a fence line, creek bank or steep ditch. As a buck jumps to navigate these spots, there is a greater chance for one or both of his antlers being jarred loose.

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and scouring nearby hillsides.

Take Your “Buddy” With You: Here, I am not talking about your two-legged hunting buddy, but instead, your fourlegged hunting companion! More and more shed hunters are training dogs to accompany them in their search. There is even a website, www.sheddogtrainer. com, which can help you with your task of training a dog. In the end, with a dog, you will greatly expand your coverage area, and you will both enjoy the exercise you and your pooch will be getting.

Scouting for Coyotes: Hunters are always looking for any way to get a “leg up” on hunting for coyotes. Now, as you travel the trails and woods in pursuit of shed antlers, be watchful for any sign of coyote activity – scat or tracks in particular. Generally speaking, it is from mid-January to mid-March that these critters are traveling more than normal since it is their mating season.

If you are lucky enough to spot signs of recent activity, returning to this area to call for coyotes could prove to be more productive than later in the spring.

For whatever reason you decide to engage in the sport, it will provide a great opportunity to get out, get some exercise and add another element of the joy supplied by our Great Outdoors!

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route, don’t be focused on sighting a large antler from a huge 12-pointer, but instead, be looking for a drop from a spike buck or a young 4-point deer. If you are seeking a large, heavy antler, you will overlook the smaller ones.

If you think small, you will greatly increase your number of “finds.” Don’t always expect to see a whole shed antler lying completely out in the open, but instead, be watchful for a portion of the antler, or just a tip of a point that may be sticking up.

Plan Out a Route: Develop a route that incorporates deer trails wherever possible and runs between bedding and feeding areas. Spend extra time in the bedding and feeding areas, as these locations will reveal more sheds.

Have confidence in the route you have selected, and on the next outing, travel it in the opposite direction. Sometimes, you will spot an object merely because you are looking for it from a different angle.

Seeing is Believing: You will multiply your chances greatly by using binoculars to help spot dropped antlers. It is pretty amazing how a dropped antler laying on the forest floor can be so easily spotted with the use of a good pair of binoculars.

You end up widening your search area many-fold by just stopping periodically

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Why a bat? Well, as many of you already know bats are in a serious

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Remember however that while you may not enjoy bats swooping near your head while sitting around Ken Hunter the campfire, they do indeed consume large numbers of insects; that includes mosquitoes by the way. If you tried to enjoy camping along the river this past summer you know what I mean — the mosquitoes were having a hay day gorging on us human smorgasbords. While the lack of bats may have contributed to the “mosquito epidemic” it’s probably also true that frequent rains and flooding also contributed to the unusually high numbers of mosquitoes. Truth is, bats are a resource that needs and deserves our protection.

There are three species of bats in

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commission and other agencies may have a say as to whether a project can go forward.

The commission is again looking at moving towards greater protection for the declining bats but with some limitations. The Game Commission would like to focus on places where they know bats still occur such as bat roosts, hibernacula or capture locations; commercial activity would be limited within certain distances of such locations. Even if the new protection goes into action, it would likely be some time before we see an increase in the bat population.

We’ll have to wait and see where all of this goes so in the meantime enjoy the campfire but don’t forget the mosquito repellent. Oh yea, if any of you guys are looking for a great Christmas gift for your wife next year how about a painting of a brown bat- she will love it and it would look great on the livingroom wall.

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Because of the severity of the situation, the Game Commission is seeking to place the bats into the into the most protected status of endangered. OK, so what’s the big deal? When a species falls into a highly protected status, certain activities are limited where the bats occur. In 2012 such an effort died when the timber, oil, gas and coal industries pressured the commission not to take action. If it looks like an industry may impact a protected species adversely the

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honors they have both so truly hat a most earned. memorable Sometimes in the sports writing week we just business, you find yourself experienced last searching for a column topic just week! Two of our area’s true hours before a deadline looms. sports icons both achieved Now, in this instance, pops up monumental recognition in their two once-in-a-lifetime stories respective sports. that deserve maximum coverage Montoursville’s Mike Mussina due to their uniqueness. So culminated a six-year climb up which one to cover – Mussina or the Baseball Hall of Fame voting ladder and received the ultimate Scott Insinger? I guess I’ll flip a coin.

Lowery Flip a coin? Are you flipping call that he has been elected to nuts? How is that a good way to be enshrined in Cooperstown on July 21. A few days prior Loyalsock’s settle a dilemma? I’m surely not going to Ron Insinger became the only man in consult the National Football League for Pennsylvania high school basketball to their opinion.

Good old Wikipedia references coin win 1,000 games as his Lancers doubledup Hughesville 66-33 just hours before the flipping, or heads or tails, as the practice area was blanketed with the unwelcomed of throwing a coin in the air and checking which side is showing when it lands, in snow storm.

Just two days prior I sat in the Loyalsock order to choose between two alternatives. gym bearing his name glancing up at all the The party who calls the correct side wins.

Maybe that is a good idea to see who banners adorning the walls and thought just how remarkable his 45-year run at the shovels the snow, takes out the garbage Lancer helm has been. With what is a bit or walks the dog, but in the name of of irony, on this publication date (January completive professional sports, it doesn’t 30) Mussina will take his Montoursville strike me as a particularly good way to Warriors basketball into that very same send a team to the Super Bowl.

In case you weren’t watching, or turned gym to play Insinger’s Lancers. I’d love to be a ‘fly on the wall’ to listen to what the off the TV in disgust after that horrendous two coaches talk about during their pre- ‘no-call’ on the blatantly ignored passgame chat. Knowing them both, no doubt inference collision that gave the Los most of the conversation will be about Angeles Rams a gift-trip to this Sunday’s the high school teams they coach, not the ultimate game; it was a ‘coin flip’ that was

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There’s got to be a better way. There is, and despite their many administrative flaws the NCAA’s overtime rule provides true competitive balance and is a lot more fun to watch.

College football’s overtime rules give each team a possession at the defense’s 25-yard line. Play commences using normal game rules. Play continues with alternate possessions until a winner can be determined. Starting with a third extra period teams must go for a two-point conversion after scoring a touchdown.

It’s a pretty simple, clear-cut and an extremely fair way to determine a winner.

I don’t expect it to happen, but maybe the NFL should go to a class studying the college rule. Because of the proficiency of its placekickers perhaps the NFL could modify the college rule by beginning the alternate possessions at the 50-yard line, or even place the ball at the offensive teams own 25-yard line as they do now when kickoffs reach the end zone.

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the determining factor in New England’s exciting 37-31 overtime win over the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC title game.

Love em’ or hate em’, you’ve got to give Bill Belichick, Tom Brady, and company credit as they will be making their third trip in four years to the Super Bowl seeking their sixth title in the big game. They played the game under the established NFL rules and correctly called ‘heads’ as the teams prepared to head into overtime with the game tied at 31-31. They received the kickoff and marched right down the field for the winning touchdown, and all the Chiefs offense could do was watch from the sideline.

After six months of sweat and toil, 16 regular season games and playoff victories the NFL is still reverting to ‘flipping a coin’ in the game leading to the Super Bowl. The Patriots are a very good football team. They are also adept at calling coin tosses. While they don’t always win the toss, they always call heads as they did leading to their victory over the Chiefs.

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he recent election of Montoursville’s Mike Mussina to the National Baseball Hall of Fame has lifted him to the stratosphere of baseball immortality. The Williamsport area is no stranger to playing host to baseball immortals, over the past 140 years Williamsport has hosted 92 members of the Baseball Hall of Fame as either active players on their way up through the minor leagues, as active major leaguers participating in exhibition or barnstorming games here, or as visitors to events such as baseball banquets, the Grand Slam Parade or Williamsport Welcomes the World.

John Montgomery Ward, a 1964 inductee, played his professional baseball here in the late 1870s.

Rube Waddell, flamboyant Philadelphia A’s pitcher of the early 1900s, played in exhibition games here in the period 1904 to 1906.

Negro League founder and pitching standout “Rube” Foster, Pete Hill and, great infielder and also early black baseball historian, Sol White, all played here with the Philadelphia Giants in games between 1903 and 1907.

Stan Covaleski, from nearby Shamokin, played against Williamsport as a member of the Lancaster team of the Tri-State League in 1909 and 1910.

When the Pittsburgh Pirates played the Williamsport Grays in exhibition games against

the Williamsport Grays in 1923 and 1924, Pie Traynor, Paul, and Lloyd Waner played for the Buccos. Hall of Fame Pirate owner Barney Dreyfuss was in attendance as well.

Several Cooperstown bound Philadelphia A’s players for Connie Mack’s dynasty of 1929-1931 saw action at Bowman Field in exhibition games at Bowman Field, such as Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons, Lefty Grove, Mickey Cochrane, and Eddie Collins, and the team was managed of course by baseball’s “grand old man” himself, Connie Mack.

Earl Averill of the Cleveland Indians saw action here in an exhibition game in 1932, and Chick Hafey played in an exhibition game with the Cincinnati Reds in 1934.

Players playing against the Williamsport Grays during the 1930s and 1940s include Johnny Mize, Billy Southworth, Enos Slaughter and Rabbit Maranville for Elmira, Lefty Gomez for Binghamton, Ralph Kiner, who played for Albany in 1941. Also in 1941 was Bob Lemon of the Wilkes-Barre Barons and Early Wynn of Springfield. Warren Spahn saw action with Hartford in 1942, Richie Ashburn for Utica in 1945 and 1947, Whitey Ford for Binghamton in 1949.

In later years, Juan Marichal saw action here with the Springfield Giants in 1959, Andre Dawson with the Three Rivers team in 1976, John Smoltz, the London Tigers in 1987, Ken Griffey, Jr. with Vermont in 1988, Jeff Bag-

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well with the New Britain Red Sox and Jim Thome with the Canton-Akron Indians in 1991.

Two Hall of Fame umpires called balls and strikes at Bowman Field during the late 30s and early 40s, Al Barlick and Jocko Conlan.

Some fine Negro League Hall of Famers saw action at the uptown ballpark including, Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige, Buck Leonard, Leon Day, Mule Suttles, Monte Irvin, Ray Dandridge, Jud Wilson, Larry Doby, and Oscar Charleston.

George Kell appeared with the Detroit Tigers in an exhibition game at Bowman Field in 1946.

Several Williamsport players went on to the Hall of Fame including pitcher Jim Bunning, who pitched for the Williamsport Tigers in 1952, Bill Mazeroski, who played for the Grays in 1954 and 1955, Nolan Ryan pitched for two weeks for the 1966 Williamsport Mets and Jim Rice for the Williamsport Red Sox in 1971. Ferguson Jenkins was on the opening day roster for the 1962 Williamsport Grays and was slated to pitch here, but at the last minute, he was shifted to Miami.

He would eventually come to Williamsport in 2001 to participate in the Little League Golf Tournament, also participating in that year’s tournament was Minnesota Twins Hall of Famer, Harmon Killebrew.

Robin Roberts pitched in 1967 for the Reading Phillies against the Williamsport Mets at Bowman Field and lost a tough 1-0 decision.

He was attempting a comeback.

Bob Feller made a public relations appearance at Bowman Field for the Cleveland Indians in 1976 when the Williamsport Tomahawks were an Indian farm club.

During the early 1980s, Brooks Robinson

and Willie Stargell made public relations appearances at some area sporting goods stores.

Several Hall of Famers spoke at winter baseball banquets here in the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. They were Baseball Commissioner Albert “Happy” Chandler, A’s great pitcher, “Chief ” Bender, the legendary Branch Rickey, the colorful Casey Stengel, Yogi Berra, Warren Spahn, Mets General Manager, George Weiss and when the Phillies Caravan came here, Mike Schmidt made an appearance, along with the controversial Pete Rose.

Pat Gillick, former General Manager of the Mariners, Blue Jays, and Phillies, made appearances at the Crosscutters Hot Stove League Banquet in 2007 and 2016.

A number of baseball immortals have appeared in conjunction with the Little League World Series, including Cy Young, Jackie Robinson, Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Mickey Mantle, Jim Palmer, Earl Weaver, Bowie Kuhn, Gary Carter, Tony Gwynn, Dave Winfield, Joe Torre, Joe Morgan, Tom Seaver and two of the newest inductees, Mariano Rivera and of course, Mike Mussina.

The Grand Slam Parade and Williamsport Welcomes the World has brought Lou Brock, Carlton Fisk, Steve Carlton, Ivan Rodriguez, Gaylord Perry, Paul Molitor, Robin Yount, Reggie Jackson, Vladimir Guerrero, Frank Thomas, Rollie Fingers, Johnny Bench, Andre Dawson, Jim Rice, Rod Carew, Dennis Eckersley, Eddie Murray, Ozzie Smith, Goose Gossage and Wade Boggs.

This, to the best of my knowledge, is the list of the Hall of Famers who have been here over the years; it is possible that I might have missed one or two.

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• Renovations • Additions • Porches • Custom Kitchens and Baths • Painting • Drywall Repairs • Doors & Windows

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122 SHERMAN DRIVE WATSONTOWN, PA 17777

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• Specializing in lawn mowing • Maintenance • Spring Clean Ups • Hauling • New Installations • Handyman Services • Pressure Washing (570) 337-3600 and much more!

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238 Pine Loganton Rd • Loganton

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of Oriole) HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:00 - 4:00 SATURDAY 7:30 - 11:00

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• Specializing in Metal Roofing • Pole Building • Garages • Decks • Barn Renovations • House Additions • Seamless Gutters • Concrete and Block Work • Light Excavating

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• Elder Law/Probate • Husband & Wife Package

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Have Your Business Card Delivered to Over 58,000 Homes Call Jamie at 570-326-9322

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1” - .70¢ sq. ft.

13/8” - .75¢ sq. ft.

15/8” - .80¢ sq. ft.

2” - .90¢ sq. ft.

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

Smith’s Tree Service

20% Senior Citizens Discount

LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATING - MUNCY, PA

570-419-7576

NOW SCHEDULING FOR 2019 • Land Clearing • Landscaping • Hardscaping • Lawn Installs Excavating • Residential & Commercial Snow Removal • Trucking • Tree Installs • Drainage

PA# 139263

• Removal • Trimming • Stump Removal • Planting

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M M BUILDERS LLC

TAX

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Financial Statements

Federal, State & Local Taxes

1099-MISC W-2

Payroll Bookkeeping

Snyder’s Accounting & Tax Service Sandra Snyder & Tressa Snyder Partnership 984 Beaver Run Road Turbotbille, PA 17772 Sandra - snydertax@windstream.net

Tele & Fax 570-649-6124 Tressa - tsnydertax@gmail.com

Menno Hostetler - Owner

516 Keener Drive • Watsontown, PA 17777

570-452-4603

- Roofing - Remodeling - Siding - New Construction FULLY LICENSED & INSURED

CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE! • Clean Driveway NOW DOING PARKING • Seal Cracks LOTS AND FULL PAVING NEEDS • Apply Asphalt Emulsion Call Brian at • Commercial • Line Striping 570-971-2962

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Metal • Rubber • Foam • EPDM • Ply Built-Up • TPD • PVC • Mod • Bit

293 Metzger Dr, Watsontown, PA 17777

(570) 238-6180

FINANCIAL

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AIRLINE MECHANIC TRAINING – Get FAA Technician Certified. Approved For Military Benefits. Finacial Aid If Qualified. Job Placement Assistance. Call Aviation Institute Of Maintenance. 1-866-4536204. C11

Premium Low Ash Anthracite Coal Fully Insured PA #105102 *Free Estimates

HAULING

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4 TON DUMP TRUCK. Will Haul Mulch, Stone, Dirt, Etc. Also, Small Backhoe For Hire.

570-995-6981.133787

SEWING

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 45 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

Bag Coal Available

Call Cloyd Sones (570) 649-5457

cloydsones@windstream.net

*Will Beat Any Written Estimate on Service Upgrade by 10%

FIREARMS

SEWING SERVICES, South Williamsport. Weekdays 9-5 Call Sharon 570-322-4622. NO Formal Wear. 133782

Firewood Available

Specializing in Residential and Light Commercial

HAKES LAWN CARE. Fall And Spring Clean Up, Also Summer Mowing. Phone 570220-9058. 133180

SUSANNES SEWING ROOM. Alterations, Custom Work, And More!. Williamsport. Call 570-506-7171.

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All Size Pickup or Delivered

241 Keener Dr. • Watsontown, PA

CARE GIVER 15 Years Experience. Experienced With Physically Disabled, Dementia, Alzheimers, Diabetics, Etc. References Available Upon Request. Call 570-3267422.134013.

ALTERATIONS

324 Percy Street South Williamsport PA 17702 (570) 447-7555

LAWN CARE

HOUSE KEEPING

PROVIDING EXCELLENT SERVICES IN House Cleaning. Call 570-329-0525.134129 CLEANING SERVICES

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

Reasonable Rates.

Call 570-435-8082 .

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REAL ESTATE HOUSE FOR SALE

HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER 2346 Riverside Drive, South Williamsport.

Double Lot with River Views, 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, 1,073 sq. ft., Granite Kitchen Countertops and Hardwood Floors,1st Floor Laundry, New Gas Furnace and Central Air. Price $144,900.

Motivated Seller. Call Allison at 570-772-9342. 134237 ESTATE SALE

CAS NEXT ESTATE SALE Wed/Thurs. Jan. 30/31 8am to 5pm 308 E. Third St.Watsontown (look for the pink signs) Ranch home and all contents: furniture, sofa bed, prints, huge doll collection, tools, antiques, primitives, and vintage items, oil lamps, glassware, linens, quilts, kitchen items, old bottles and insulators, TV, kitchenware, and SO much more.

For pictures and more info. see www.casestatesales.com (cas).134234

WM. P. Connolly Real Estate Company PO Box 24, Liberty PA 16930 570-324-3000 • FAX: 570-324-2119 www.connollyrealestate.com

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, TIOGA COUNTY 423 Bloss Mtn. Rd. Two-story home (1600 sq. ft.) with large, detached three bay garage and 16’ x 24’ storage shed on 1+/- acre.

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large eat-in kitchen with oak cabinets, dining room, den, living room and enclosed sun porch. Full basement and wrap-around porch. Plenty of space for your vehicles and equipment in the 26’ x 40’ garage with two levels. Minutes from Rt. 15, easy commute to Wellsboro, Mansfield and/or Williamsport.

SALE PRICE: $134,900 Are You Considering Buying or Selling A Home in 2019?

If so, let the WM. P. Connolly Real Estate Co., help you. We specialize in personal service to our customers. Call today and we will help you plan for your purchase or sale in the coming year.

FARM FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE Montour county, Anthony Twp Close to Turbotville/Danville 84 acres farm with 3 bed 2 bath farm house& 40 x 80 block pole barn. Very good soil. Zoning allows for many uses such as pallet shop, Welding shop and many others. Call for Price, soil map, zoning information or your private tour. Call or text ThomasHershey@6102097096 WWW.HersheyAuctionLLC. COM Tomh@HersheyFarmAgency.comOffice # 800-8803831 Hershey Farm Agency Inc. 134249 CEMETERY PLOTS

2 INURNMENT LOTS At Green Lawn. Together. $700.00 Each. Optional Bronze Memorial Extra. Call 303-816-5041.

134136 APARTMENTS

FOR RENT, WILLIAMSPORT HISTORIC DISTRICT. 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, ENTIRE 3RD FLOOR OF HOUSE. OFF STREET PARKING. $850.00/ MONTH. CALL FOR UTILITIES AND DETAILS. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY. 717497-7064. 133885 NICE 1 BEDROOM, 1ST FLOOR Apartment. Water, Sewer, Laundry Facilities Included.Gas Heat. All Appliances.Recently Remodeled.

Very Nice. $650.00/Month. 1 Year Lease. Call 570-916-9259.

134003.

NOW AVAILABLE!!!! 55 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER. WILLIAMSPORT-GRIER STREET MANOR-1 BEDROOM FOR THOSE 55 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER WHO MEET FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS. W/W CARPET, A/C, ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. CALL FOR AN APPLICATION AND INFORMATION. 1-800-735-3068 OR 570-322-5572, TDD 711 OR VISIT: WWW.LIVEINPA. COM .THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL HOUSING PROVIDER. 134245

HALF DOUBLE FOR RENT. 3 BDRM. 653 6th Avenue. Rent $650.00 A Month.

Call 570-590-9634.134236 2-BR COGAN STATION AREA. NEWLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT. $850 PLUS UTILITIES. NO PETS, NO SMOKING. CALL 570494-0170. 134241 STORAGE UNITS

10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570-326-2830. 133678 CAMPGROUNDS

SUSQUEHANNA CAMPGROUND NICE River Lots, 6 Month Seasonal Rates, $800.00 To $1200.00. Cabins For Rent, Monthly, $350.00 To $600.00.

570-398-0462. 134233 VEHICLES CARS

1997 CHRYSLER SEBRING Convertible. 89,000 Miles, Automatic. Asking $1,200 Or Best Offer. Call 570326-2639.134150 CLASSIC CARS

1994 BUICK LESABRE. 117,900 MILES. RUNS GOOD. CALL 570-398-4658.

134235 MOTORCYCLES

WANTED! Harley-Davidson Motorcycles.

Call 570-320-0630.

Horsepower Harley-Davidson, Williamsport, PA 17701. www.horsepowerhd.com 133776 ATV

ATV, YAMAHA, GRIZZLY, 2012. With Plowblade. Very Low Miles. Auto. Power Steering. Winch. $4,900.00 Call 607-432-4926. 133989.

VEHICLES WANTED

ATTENTION B & C Auto Wreckers Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks an d Equipment.

Licensed and Professional Service.

Call For Details.

570-547-1040.

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Phone: 570-547-2655 or 1-800-935-4895

G & H SCHUMAN, LLC

5399 US Rte. 15 Hwy, Montgomery, PA 17752

WE BUY USED MOTORCYCLES, CARS, TRUCKS and ENCLOSED TRAILERS

Premium Anthracite Coal

200.00/Ton

Debt Relief Agency Filing Bankruptcy Under Bankruptcy Code

Attorneys Jim & Thea Beatrice

570-321-0690

570-546-2050 • 570-323-1944

We Pay You Before We Cut! Buyers of Standing Timber

$

FREE ESTIMATES!

50lb. Bags $6.50

Big Mountain Lumber Producers of Quality Forest Products

ALL SIZES AVAILABLE

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

570-412-5637

LOOMIS PAINTING

PA# 094242

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

Over 18 Years Experience • Fully Insured

CALL TODAY 570-447-0463

16704 State Route 44 Allenwood, PA 17810

Office: 570-547-6387

Dave’s Repair Service EXCAVATION SERVICES SALES & SERVICE OF TECUMSEH AND POWER KING JONSERED • SNAPPER • SHINDAIWA • HUSQVARNA BRIGGS & STRATTON • KOHLER • STANLEY BOSTITCH AND MANY MORE

Email: dheltman@verizon.net

1840 Liberty Drive • Williamsport, PA 17701

(570) 494-1716

Kepner Farm Supply LLC

BULK COAL

Also Bulk Bag Fertilizers Farm & Lawn Seed • Agricultural Chemicals

429 Maple Lane • Muncy, PA 17756

PH: 570-546-3725 • Fax: 570-546-2856

Call 570-326-9322

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SEAMLESS GUTTERS

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

570-547-2505

Renew Carpet Cleaners Serving the Area Since 1995

Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System

3 Areas - $99

570-323-8011

238 Pine Loganton Rd -- Loganton

Custom Tarps & Awnings - Commercial & Residential - Mobile Home & Travel Trailer Skirting - Heavy Duty Welding Blankets - Swimming Pool Covers

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Boat Covers Grill & Generator Covers Mesh for Truck Beds & Nurseries Tents Seat Upholstery

Elite Excavating Services LLC P.O. Box 294 Montoursville Pa. 17754 570-220-2351 smwertz@hotmail.com

- Fully Insured - Contractor ID: HICR# PA131180 Shawn Wertz Owner

Services We Provide

• Foundation & Footer Excavation • Water/Sewer Lines • Driveway Repair/Installation • Storm Water Drainage • Land Clearing • Site Grading • Demolition • Septic System Installation

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