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Mike Is Who He Is All the Way to Cooperstown
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ip of my Loyalsock Lancer cap to cross-creek rival Mike Mussina. His election into the Baseball Hall of Fame is a celebration of a good man doing great things the right way, and being rewarded with baseball immortality. Mike’s priorities have always been in the right order, although sometimes, big city people and sportswriters didn’t understand. He loves his family, his hometown, privacy, and athletic competition. So before we get to some of his Hall of Fame numbers here are some things that are a little less known about Mike. First up, he’s a tremendous athlete. Definitely not a PO-pitcher only in the baseball terminology of today. On the baseball diamond, if he had chosen to be a position player and step into the batter’s box, he would have been very good. However, it was obvious from an early age he had a future as a pitcher On the football field, he could compete with the best of them. He was an outstanding receiver. One thing that separated him from others was an unbelievable ability to kick the football. If it wasn’t for that baseball thing, he could have pursued this in college and possibly beyond. Mike’s favorite sport growing up was basketball. His athletic ability was suited for the game. He was a stellar offensive and defensive performer. I’m sure he would have loved to play college basketball; however, he was just a much better baseball player. I knew when Mike was hired as the head basketball coach for Montoursville he would turn the program around and return the Warriors to their glory days of the past.
Mike is flat-out one of the smartest people I have ever met. He could have been a doctor, rocket scientist or accountant — whatever he chose he would have excelled at. He graduated from Stanford with two degrees, one of which is in economics that he has definitely put to good use. Everything with Mike is thought out, calculated and then executed with 100% commitment. He is able to strategically accomplish his goal without allowing emotions to become part of the equation. You could never tell from his reaction whether the batter had struck out or hit a home run. This is what made him a cold-blooded assassin on the pitching mound. His enshrinement in Cooperstown was made possible by him harnessing that great mind, great arm, and understanding how they work together. He became a better pitcher the longer his career went on winning 20 games his final season. To this day, I don’t believe any of the Major League experts have figured out how many different pitches he threw. This was created by cerebral Mike’s ability to simply tweak how he held the ball or make a subtle change in velocity. He was able to create a finished product that had his mind and body in harmony. Then execute it in front of 50,000 screaming fans while the guy standing at the plate wanted to knock the ball back up the middle and spin his hat around. Mike has a good sense of humor. Yes, it may be a little dry, but it’s quick, witty and funny. He enjoys ribbing people in his own special way.
I’ve always respected how Mike approached the media during his professional baseball career. The big city folks didn’t always understand, but simply put, he wasn’t there to make friends, have fun or give you a sound bite. He was going to work to do his job. He was going Jim to give you his best effort, Webb, Jr. and expected to be judged and paid for his productivity. He wanted nothing to do with all the other glitz and glamour that surrounds the game. He didn’t want the big commercial endorsement deals; he didn’t want to be the face of anything. He wanted to work on being the best pitcher, pitch the best game possible, and just be who he is. At the end of his career he had honed his talents into his first 20-win season. Mike could have parlayed that into a big fat paycheck the following year with the Yankees and added a few more wins to his Hall of Fame resume. But there were more important things for him back at home. Family — young children that needed their dad for many reasons. It was time to go home to move onto bigger and better things. Mike did the unthinkable to so many professional athletes and members of the media and hung up the cleats. He dedicated himself to his family and giving back to the community. There was never a doubt or question about Mike doing things the right way during his baseball career, which just happened to coincide with the steroid era. A time when many players took performance-enhancing drugs and cheated the game of baseball. Mike pitched against these players, usually getting them out, and also played with
some of these players. Baseball fans know all their names so I will stop here. However, I do want to mention the Red Sox David Ortiz who tested positive for PEDs. He hated batting against Mike. He was 0-20 before he recorded his first hit off of him. Mike was by the book even when many in the game were not. That is a reason why his Hall of Fame induction should have come sooner. Reward the good guy – the gentlemen that did things the right way. His numbers were definitely deserving of the honor. OK, I know Mike would tell you I’ve written way too much. So I’ll finish up with some numbers. Mike on the Mound: 18 seasons – 270 wins – 153 losses for a winning percentage of .638. He was a five-time All-Star. He showed his athleticism by winning seven Golden Gloves. He holds the American League record for winning 11 games or more in 17 consecutive seasons. He recorded 2,813 strikeouts, ranking him 19th on the all-time list. For you modern-day number crunchers, he is 23rd all-time in wins above replacement by a pitcher, 82.9. Mike and Sandy Koufax are the only pitchers in the history of the game to retire after posting a 20-win season. He pitched 4 one-hit shutouts in his career. Twice the one hit was the only blemish from perfection. He is the only Stanford Cardinal to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Mike spent 10 seasons with the Baltimore Orioles and 8 seasons with the New York Yankees. He has chosen to respectively represent both teams during his induction. On the Walls of Fame in Cooperstown, his plaque will appear with no logo on his hat, which is so true to who Mike is. I would like to see that Montoursville M on his hat, I think that would be just perfect. God Bless America.
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was going to wait until next week to talk about Valentine’s Day, but I figured I would start this week so that you don’t have an excuse to wait until the last minute to plan something special for that someone special. With Valentine’s falling on a Thursday this year, restaurants are bound to be packed all weekend long. If you are looking for a romantic alternative, consider staying in and cooking a nice meal at home. Get you some flowers, candles, wine, and 90’s R&B and prepare to wow your sweetie with a beautiful home cooked meal. Now because I like y’all, I’ve put together a recipe for you that isn’t super complicated, but will make for a lovely night in. Steakhouse Sheet Pan Dinner for Two Ingredients: • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted, plus more for greasing the sheet pan • 4 tail-on jumbo shrimp, peeled and deveined • 2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves • 3 small cloves garlic, minced • Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper • 1/4 cup grated Parmesan • 2/3 cup heavy cream • 1 pound Yukon gold potatoes (about 6), sliced into 1/8-inch rounds • 2 ounces cream cheese, at room temperature
• One 10-ounce package frozen spinach, thawed and squeezed completely dry • 2/3 cup shredded Gruyere (about 5 ounces) Steph Nordstrom • Two 8-ounce New York strip steaks (1 to 1 1/2 inches thick) Directions: Special equipment: • two 4-ounce ramekins Position an oven rack in the top third of the oven and preheat to 450 degrees F. Lightly grease a third of an 18-by-13-inch sheet pan with butter. Toss the shrimp with the melted butter, 1 teaspoon thyme, a third of the minced garlic, 1/2 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of black pepper in a medium bowl until well coated; set aside. Mix the Parmesan, 1/3 cup heavy cream, remaining 1 teaspoon thyme, half the remaining garlic, 1/2 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of black pepper in a small bowl. Arrange half of the potato slices in a single, overlapping layer on the buttered part of the sheet pan and pour the heavy cream mixture over the top. Top with the remaining potato slices. Cover the potatoes with foil and bake until tender when pierced with a fork, 15 to 17 minutes.
Whisk together the cream cheese, remaining 1/3 cup heavy cream and remaining garlic in a medium bowl until smooth. Fold in the spinach until well coated. Divide the mixture between two 4-inch ramekins and press the spinach down so that it is flat and the cream mixture is pooling a bit on top. Remove the pan from the oven, remove the foil and sprinkle the potatoes with the Gruyere. Put the steaks down the middle of the pan and sprinkle generously with salt and pepper. Put the ramekins on one end of the empty third of the pan so that they are side by side. Bake until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the middle of the steak registers 95 degrees F, 12 to 14 minutes. Remove the pan from the oven and turn on the broiler. Create 2 hearts with the shrimp on the pan beside the ramekins by connecting the tails. Broil until the steaks start to turn brown in some spots, an instant-read thermometer inserted into the middle of the steak reaches 115 degrees F, the shrimp are cooked through and no longer opaque and the cheese on the potatoes turns golden and starts to crisp, 3 to 4 minutes. Let rest 5 to 10 minutes. Slice and serve the steak on plates alongside the shrimp, potatoes and creamed spinach. I was going to give you a dessert recipe too, but the dinner took up a lot of my space. But you know what? We have a lot of amazing places around town that you can grab dessert from. Or maybe, you can compromise on going out and head out after dinner for a Valentine’s cocktail or dessert.
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seasons. He majored in Economics at Stanford and for his senior thesis wrote a paper, according to Sports Illustrated titled, “The Economics of Signing out of High School as Opposed to College.” He wrote it in one night and received a B+. Some experts regard Mussina as one of the most dominant pitchers in the history of the Stanford baseball program. During his tenure at Stanford, he compiled a 25-12 mark in 40 games. In 1988, he earned All-American honors during Stanford’s national championship season, compiling a 9-4 record with a 4.44 Earned Run Average in 21 games. During his junior year in 1990, he had a 14-5 record to go along with a 3.50 E.R.A. His excellence as a collegian prompted him to be named to the Pacific 12 All-Century Team. In a quote from Stanford Magazine Tom Dunton, his pitching coach at the time said, “Working with him (Mussina) was like working on a Ferrari.” He took a regular spot in the rotation — a rarity for a freshman.
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cilitators who really care about our families and helping them with their daily struggles as well as celebrating their accomplishments,” Hardy told “Webb Weekly.” “It is a pretty neat experience to watch how the families grow stronger during the seven-week program.” She said the activities taught in the program help with communication skills, setting rules and limits, and peer pressure refusal skills. All of these skills will help decrease the likelihood of a child using a substance. The families also participate in a family dinner each night at the middle school to start the sessions. This is another way a parent can increase the protection of a child from substance use. Families who eat dinner together can ask their child how their day was, who their friends are, how school was, etc. This helps form a bond with their child and a way of checking in on them. One area parent who had been involved in the program stated, “The Strengthening Families Program helps with strategies and ways to handle difficult situations. I enjoyed the ease of the environment; everyone was very helpful and friendly.” An area student familiar with the program said, “The Strengthening Families program is a lot of fun, and you can learn a lot. The Strengthening Families Program is helpful for making families stronger than they were before.” If you wish to participate in this program, you can contact Danielle Hardy at the West Branch Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission at 213 West Fourth Street, and her phone number is 570-323-8543, Extension 114. The registration deadline is February 14.
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old weather comes with winters in Pennsylvania. It’s important to remember that a little preparation and allowing for extra time can go a long way to keep you safe when traveling this winter. Severe weather can be both frightening and dangerous for drivers. When it comes to safely traveling in any type of winter weather it’s important for travelers to consider a few things. Check the weather and prepare for the conditions. Taking this time to have a travel plan including weather can often help you avoid having to deal with unexpected weather conditions. If severe weather is in the forecast, consider the risk and need to travel. Avoid driving while you’re fatigued. Getting the proper amount of rest before taking on winter weather tasks reduces driving risks. It can be challenging enough to navigate safely in unpleasant weather, try not to add unnecessary risk. Prepare your vehicle. Make certain your
tires are properly inflated and when necessary have your vehicle equipped with special winter tires designed to help aid with traction in winter conditions. Keep your gas tank at least half full. Although you may have planned for gas stops along your route, weather conditions may cause you to alter your route, burn fuel faster than expected, or even cause extended delays. If the weather is severe enough, some gas stations may close. It’s safer to plan ahead while you can. Dress appropriately in case you need to get out of the vehicle. When you’re outdoors layering is your best protection from the cold weather. While it’s important to stay warm, you don’t want to dress too warmly. Too many layers can cause your body to sweat, as it thinks that it’s warmer than it is. When you begin to perspire in cold temperatures, the sweat can then begin to evaporate, causing your body to lose heat faster than it can produce it. Also, be sure to have proper footwear available in your vehicle. No matter how severe the conditions, here’s a few best practices to consider: Clear your car of all snow/ice prior to
of your vehicle to avoid freezing. Stay alert. Resist distractions like the radio, eating, or answering your phone while traveling. Most importantly, no matter the conditions, always wear your seat belt. Winter road trips – even short ones – are a great way to spend time with family and friends, and winter offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation and fun. Just be sure to plan ahead to ensure a safe and happy time is had by all. Annalisa Negrea is a registered nurse and injury prevention coordinator with UPMC Susquehanna’s Trauma Program.
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om Marino, U.S. Representative of the 12th Congressional District of Pennsylvania, officially resigned from Congress on January 23, 2019. His formal press release did not explain this action, although in a later statement he commented that he was taking a job in the public sector. Given the current political climate, I can say with full assurance that if the reason for his resignation was anything related to something illegal, unethical, or immor-
al — we would have heard of it from the scandal mongers by now. The absence of any substance and not just empty speculation along those lines would lead me to believe that his reason for resigning so soon after his recent election means that there was something very wrong that is very personal. The fact that Tom Marino does not wish to share this information fits his entire tenure in public office. Almost all politicians, especially those in public office at a state and national level, are generally gre-
garious, outgoing, people-persons. Tom is not like that. He is friendly and engaging, but in many ways, he comes across as a regular guy who just happens to hold a high public office. Like most of us, he is a private person. I got to know Tom Marino very early in his work career. I worked at the Stroehmann Brothers Bread Factory on Washington Blvd. in Williamsport during the summers of 1971 through 1974. Working the graveyard 11 p.m.-7 a.m. shift was grueling, but paid extremely well, which I needed badly for college tuition. Tom was one of the two supervisors who worked at the plant in those very early morning hours, and even though we were almost identical in age, barely past our teens, I
found myself looking up to him for his work ethic and problem-solving abilities. I got the job because I was dating the daughter of Bill Steward, who was the General Production Manager for Stroehmann Brothers at the time. (I guess he didn’t want his daughter dating a bum). I eventually married that wonderful daughter of his, and through the ensuing years had the privilege of hearing my fatherin-law tell many stories of his work with Stroehmann’s. One of them had to do with a special team of four young men that he mentored who went with him all over the Eastern United States when there was trouble-shooting needed at one of the Stroehmann plants. I was not surprised that one of those young men that Bill was
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proud of was my old foreman, Tom Marino. One story he loved to tell was the time that Tom walked into his office to resign. Tom had somehow managed to work his way through college while rising through the bread baking ranks, and Bill even thought it possible that this young man could possibly take his place when he retired. But instead, Tom came in to tell his boss that he appreciated all Bill had done for him but he decided he wanted to become a lawyer. Bill rose up from his desk, walked over to him and shook his hand and told Tom that he wished him the best. Tom did go to law school and become a lawyer, and in 2002, at the age of 40, became District Attorney for Lycoming County. In November of 2010, he was elected to succeed Chris Carney as a member of the U.S. House of Representative in what was then the 10th Congressional District of Pennsylvania. Tom Marino’s most recent election in November of last year was his fifth election to Congress. In these past eight years, Tom Marino worked quietly on issues that were important to area residents but did not make great splashes of headlines, with one notable exception. On August 1, 2014, there was an event which ABC News described, “In an unusual breach of decorum, even for the divided Congress, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi chased Rep. Tom Marino across the House floor, taking offense at comments by the Pennsylvania
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Special Meetings What: Special meetings with Prophet Ryan Bastress of Wake Ministries. When: Friday February 8th at 7 p.m., Saturday February 9th at 6:30 p.m. and Sunday February 10th at 10:30 a.m. Childcare will be available Friday and Saturday evenings. Where: Wings of Love Community Church, 699 Southmont Ave. South Williamsport. Turkey Dinner What: Roast turkey dinner featuring turkey, filling, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable, dessert and beverage. $9 each, children $5. Take-outs available. When: Saturday, February 9, 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.
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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 their favorite vegan dish/snack to share. We will be discussing the latest plant-based news. 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, February 11th at 6:00 p.m. Where: PMF Industries Lunchroom/Kitchen, rear 2601 Reach Road, Williamsport, PA (watch for Plant-Based Living signs).
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.
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PA District 12 Little League Baseball/Softball Wants YOU! Umpiring Little League Baseball/Softball games is a great way to have fun and help your community! Everybody knows the disappointment of showing up for a game only to discover that there are no umpires. This is your invitation to help young athletes by training to become an umpire.
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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. Where: Firetree Place, 600 Campbell St. Williamsport. GriefShare What: A local Grief Support Group. Call Corri at 814-574-8283 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. Williamsport Chess Club What: Williamsport Chess Club meetings are open to anyone with an interest in the game of chess, regardless of age or ability. For more information: www. williamsportchessclub.org. When: Every Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Where: Coffee shop seating area of the Books-A-Million store at the Lycoming Mall. GriefShare What: Crossroads Community Church in Jersey Shore hosts a weekly Christ centered group for those hurting from the loss of a loved one. Contact the church at 570398-5533. When: Thursdays, from 6-8 p.m. Where: In the chapel of Crossroads Community Church, 1454 South State Rt.44 Hwy, Jersey Shore, PA.
League of Women Voters What: Lycoming County League of Women Voters meeting. When: Mondays, from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Where: Lycoming College, Room B 307 in the Academic Center. 3rd floor, down the long hallway as you exit the stairwell or elevator. Elevator is to the left, through the glass doors as soon as you enter the building from the parking lot. Parking is available in front of Wendle Hall, off Mulberry Street. Band of Brothers What: Veteran’s Meeting. When: Every Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. Where: 601 7th Ave., Williamsport, PA. (Enter on Memorial Ave. side). Al-Anon What: Support group for friends and family of alcoholics. Childcare provided. When: Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. Where: Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry St., Williamsport. Toastmasters Club What: Eliminate your fear of public speaking. Gain control of your fear of public speaking by working with experienced people who will guide you to develop your speaking skills. This meeting is open to anyone. Contact Bill Hague 570-322-1431 or Phil Buehrer 570-326-6801. When: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Where: The Steinbacher & Stahl Resource Center, 413 Washington Blvd. at Penn St., Williamsport. Caregiver Support What: Celtic Home Health and Hospice hosts a monthly Caregiver Support Group. Contact Donna Miller at 570560-3285 for details. When: 4th Thursday of the month from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Where: AristaCare of Loyalsock 1445 Sycamore Road, Montoursville.
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Co-dependency Anonymous What: “One Day at a Time,” is a fellowship of men and women whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships. We rely upon the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions for knowledge and wisdom. Format: topic, 12-step, 12-traditions rotation. Topic, and/or Speaker rotation. When: Tuesday evenings, 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Where: St. Luke Lutheran Church, 1400 Market Street, (in a white house directly in the back of the church.)
Co-Dependency Anonymous What: “Precious & Free,” is a Fellowship of men and women whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships. We rely upon the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions for knowledge and wisdom. When: Sunday afternoons, 4:00-5:00 p.m. Where: Newberry Church of Christ (mtg. held in the basement).
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Interesting to Amazing What did you say? By Tom, son of Ann and Sam
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must preface this by saying I am far from perfect, and no better than anyone else. But, try as I might, I’ve “blown my stack” at times when I get overly frustrated with something. For many years now, I afterward apologize. What I want to address is the constant decline of what’s spoken in public and considered “OK.” When I was in grade school, I vividly recall my sister jamming a bar of Ivory soap into my mouth and clamping my jaws on it because we were fighting about something. She did this just because I told her that living with her was like living in hel_! It probably wasn’t a coincidence that Mom and Dad insisted that I stay with them and do my homework in the milk house while they milked the cows for months after that. To this day I avoid that brand of soap! In 7th grade, it was “good-bye”
to recesses. Now we had a rigidly structured and commanded Phys. Ed. by a large, muscular man, Mr. R. One day we were in lines at both ends of the gym waiting our turn to dribble a layup. All of a sudden Mr. R. bellowed for everyone but one, Dave, to sit on the bleachers. He made Dave sit on the floor. Mr. R. went to his office behind the bleachers and retrieved a large wooden paddle. Mr. R. lectured us about using bad language. Dave said something he should not have when he missed the basket. After the lecture, he told Dave to stand up and bend over. Dave was terrified, no doubt, and I’m pretty sure the rest of us were scared too, I sure was. Just when we thought Dave was going to be smacked into orbit, Mr. R. told Dave to go sit down. He then told us “I won’t paddle Dave today, but if I ever hear another bad word from any of you, Dave and you will both get paddled.” That
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the whole dam_ town.” Would this even be noticed anymore? Now it seems that one can hear pretty much everything sooner or later, even in “politics,” which used to be civil and follow protocol. Satellite channels allow most anything. I will close with words from God’s book that I hope will guide and strengthen us. First, three verses from Wise King Solomon’s Book of Proverbs; 15: 1 “A gentle answer turns away wrath, but hard words stir up anger.” Proverbs 16:24 “Kind
words are like honey, sweet to the soul and healthy for the body.” Proverbs 12:18 “Careless words stab like a sword, but the words of wise people bring healing.” The Apostle Paul; Ephesians 4:29 ”Don’t use foul or abusive language. Let everything you say be good and helpful so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them.” The greatest Teacher and King Jesus teaches us in Matthew 5:10-11, that “it is not what goes into the mouth
that defiles a person, but what comes out of the mouth; this defiles a person.” He also warns that “on the Day of Judgment, people will give account for every careless word they speak, for by your words you will be justified, and by your words, you will be condemned.” Finally, may you be blessed with these words from King David, Psalm 19:14 “May these words of my mouth and this meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, LORD, my Rock, and my Redeemer.”
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was a good strategy. No one talked about the incident, much less what the word was because that’s how afraid we were of Mr. R. delivering on this promise. In all my years at the school, I never heard of Mr. R. actually paddling anyone. He definitely “spoke softly and carried a big stick.” I remember some people getting upset in the early 1970s with the “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown” song by Jim Croce. The offensive word was “dam_” in the line “Meanest man in
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MLS# WB-84699 STUNNING, GORGEOUS, & SIMPLY ELEGANT COUNTRY ESTATE. This 23-acre property boasts historic charm w/ contemporary convenience. Beautifully French Country décor on the inside with a gourmet kitchen, expansive master suite, & custom bar. The outside is an equestrian’s dream property – Complete with a 5 stall- restored bank barn that includes tack room and hot wash rack. But that’s not all… A lighted 90’x180’ riding arena w/ sand and screenings and wooded bridle path! Call Machell AlexanderBressler at 570-367-9948.
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MLS#WB-85763 WB-85584 MLS# BREATHTAKING LOG HOME INSIDE & OUT! Simply gorgeous log cabin located off RT 44, only 20 minutes from down-town Lock Haven. This 7 bdr, 2 bath, 2-Story home boasts a large open floor plan, oversized garage, & finished basement. The large windows invite the outdoors in! Snuggle up to one of your fireplaces and watch the snowfall, or take the fun outside, and snowmobile on one of the many ATV trails that surround you 2.6+ acre property! A nice size deck allows for comfortable outdoor entertaining space during the warmer months. Call Sandy Halerz at 570-419-1832. to schedule your private tour!
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Pre-Owned! 2016 Chevy Malibu 1LT
$
STK#: J0594B • 40,887 Miles • Was: $14,798
Pre-Owned! 2018 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4X4
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23,989
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15,789
Pre-Owned! 2015 Chrysler 200C Sedan FWD
$
STK#: J18111A • 49,049 Miles • Was: $16,798
Pre-Owned! 2018 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4X4
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23,989
STK#: J18156A • 3,658 Miles
15 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J19027A • 19,274 MI................................NOW ONLY: $23,989 18 JEEP RENEGADE STK#: J1411 • 18,091 MI....................................NOW ONLY: $23,989 18 JEEP RENEGADE STK#: J1414 • 16,307 MI....................................NOW ONLY: $23,989 16 RAM 1500 STK#: J18435A • 51,854 MI ..........................................NOW ONLY: $23,989 18 JEEP RENEGADE STK#: J1405 • 15,887 MI....................................NOW ONLY: $24,989 18 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J1369 • 18,309 MI ....................................NOW ONLY: $25,250 17 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J0682 • 100 MI .........................................NOW ONLY: $25,989 19 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J1403 • 13,826 MI ....................................NOW ONLY: $25,989 15 RAM 1500 STK#: J19052B • 70,034 MI ..........................................NOW ONLY: $26,750 16 DODGE CHARGER STK#: J0642 • 10,496 MI...................................NOW ONLY: $28,989 16 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J18308A • 23,292 MI................................NOW ONLY: $28,989 15 DODGE CHALLENGER STK#: J17419A • 12,221 MI........................NOW ONLY: $29,989 15 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE STK#: J0649 • 17,646 MI ......................NOW ONLY: $29,989 10 DODGE CHALLENGER STK#: J18444F • 13,525 MI ........................NOW ONLY: $29,989 18 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J1408 • 10,032 MI ....................................NOW ONLY: $29,989 18 CHRYSLER 300S STK#: J1416 • 3,815 MI ......................................NOW ONLY: $29,989 19 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J1413 • 13,138 MI ....................................NOW ONLY: $29,989 16 JEEP WRANGLER STK#: J18262D • 18,010 MI ..............................NOW ONLY: $31,989 17 JEEP WRANGLER STK#: J17444A • 485 MI....................................NOW ONLY: $31,989 18 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J1404 • 10,475 MI ....................................NOW ONLY: $31,989 18 JEEP WRANGLER STK#: J1420 • 11,318 MI...................................NOW ONLY: $31,989 15 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE STK#: J0648 • 27,581 MI ......................NOW ONLY: $32,989 16 JEEP WRANGLER STK#: J0650 • 23,089 MI...................................NOW ONLY: $33,750
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Pre-Owned! 2017 Nissan Altima 2.5 SV Sedan
$
STK#: J1390 • 55,958 Miles • Was: $20,798
Pre-Owned! 2018 Jeep Compass Sport 4X4
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23,989
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Pre-Owned! 2012 Toyota Camry I4 LE
NOW ONLY: $7,977
STK#: T43388A 77,412 Miles
Pre-Owned! 2012 Subaru Outback
Pre-Owned! 2013 Toyota Rav4 Limited AWD
2.5i Limited Auto NOW ONLY: $10,877
STK#: T43779A 81,170 Miles
NOW ONLY: $14,577
STK#: T43274A 95,528 Miles
NOW ONLY: $15,577
PRICE SLASHED PRICE SLASHED PRICE SLASHED PRICE SLASHED Pre-Owned! 2014 Toyota Rav4 Limited AWD STK#: T43670A 89,269 Miles
NOW ONLY: $16,477
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Pre-Owned! 2017 Jeep Compass Limited
NOW ONLY: $22,277
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Pre-Owned! 2017 Toyota Corolla XLE STK#: T43712A 17,514 Miles
NOW ONLY: $17,677
STK#: T0800 22,963 Miles Was: $24,577
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Pre-Owned! 2015 Toyota Sienna LE FWD STK#: T43772A 14,557 Miles
NOW ONLY: $22,577
Pre-Owned! 2016 Toyota Rav4 Limited AWD NOW ONLY: $22,977
STK#: T43639A 33,504 Miles
NOW ONLY: $20,977
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NOW ONLY: $22,777
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Pre-Owned! 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport
STK#: T43608A 45,958 Miles Was: $27,877
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STK#: T43631A 22,739 Miles
STK#: T43632A 40,220 Miles Was: $23,977
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Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Escape S
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Pre-Owned! 2015 Ram 1500 Laramie
STK#: T43283B 22,546 Miles
STK#: T43376A 68,932 Miles
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PRICE SLASHED PRICE SLASHED PRICE SLASHED PRICE SLASHED Pre-Owned! 2015 Toyota Highlander
Pre-Owned! 2016 Toyota Tundra
STK#: T0791 23,910 Miles Was: $35,977
STK#: T0781 2,986 Miles Was: $38,500
Limited Platinum AWD
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Pre-Owned! 2017 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition Crewmax 4WD
STK#: T0812 5,862 Miles
LOW MILES!
NOW ONLY: $43,577
Pre-Owned! 2018 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara 4x4 STK#: T43566A 3,665 Miles
LOW MILES!
NOW ONLY: $44,877
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10,372
STK#: H51226A 114,403 Miles
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NOW ONLY: $ 14,995
Pre-Owned! 2015 Ford Fusion Titanium AWD
NOW ONLY: $ 17,869
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Pre-Owned! 2014 Ford F-250 Crew Cab
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SAVE $2,000! STK#: W14074A • 38,075 Miles • Was: $25,995
SAVE $2,608! STK#: W411774 • 29,888 Miles • Was: $29,995
Pre-Owned! 2016 Ford F-150 SuperCrew Lariat
STK#: W411778 • 22,269 Miles • Was: $43,999
NOW ONLY: $41,059
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SAVE $2,500 ! STK#: W14148A • 82,544 Miles • Was: $24,995
SAVE $2,000! STK#: W14143A • 54,018 Miles • Was: $25,995
SAVE $3,908! STK#: W411771 • 30,500 Miles • Was: $31,995
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SAVE $4,747! STK#: W411775 • 30,968 Miles • Was: $29,995
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Pre-Owned! 2015 Ford F-150 SuperCrew King Ranch
STK#: W411772 • 31,222 Miles • Was: $44,995
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Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford F-150 SuperCrew Lariat NOW ONLY: $41,995
SAVE $2,626! STK#: W14099A • 35,487 Miles • Was: $20,495
Pre-Owned! 2017 Chevy Silverado NOW ONLY: 1500 Crew Cab LTE Z71 39,995
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STK#: W14040A • 15,736 Miles • Was: $11,995
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5,993
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n 1982, I was first introduced to firearms, specifically a Fox Model B 16 gauge double barrel, with ventilated rib. This was given to me on my 11th birthday by my Grandmother Kline, along with a small wooden gun cabinet made by my grandfather and his old hunting knife. The year prior my “Pappy Kline” had passed away, and the next year my grandmother and father Gene (aka Butch) saw fit to pass the shotgun down to me. It was not long after that I shot it for the very first time at my dad’s cabin, “Bear Creek Farm,” located in Sullivan County. “Bear Creek” was passed down to my father from my grandfather. My dad hung an old/expired five pack of Ballantine Ale from a tree limb, had me stand about 10 yards away and I fired. The cans exploded, and I was proud of my accomplishment. Before this, I had only shot a BB gun or pellet gun. This was a huge step up for any boy. In 1983, after passing my Hunter Safety Course, I was ready to hunt. In the 1970s and early 1980s, my dad was a Deputy Pennsylvania Game Warden, PA Hunter Safety Instructor, and a science teacher. Most kids from
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Kline, wearing a shirt, tie and vest during the late 30s while standing with a hunting party from the Sonestown area — my dad learned from a true “gentleman” hunter. This past deer season was the 36th year that my dad and I hunted deer together, and for the last 20 years, we have been back where it all started, Sullivan County. I grew up in a family that had family reunions in the mountains and celebrated holidays at Bear Creek Farm along the Loyalsock. Most of all went hunting together, cut wood together, mowed fields, went fishing, swam in Bear Creek and enjoyed the outdoors together. In an age where there was no internet, video games or cell phones this was normal activity for many families in Pennsylvania — I wish everyone today could go back to those days, even if just for a day. I still own the Fox and will never part with it. There were a few times in my life that I could have really used the money but selling the Fox was never an option. While I no longer carry the Fox afield, I do take it out of my safe each year and wipe it down — during that time I think about the men that taught me everything I know about the outdoors, Pappy Kline and my dad. I never got to thank my pap, but I want to let my dad know that I couldn’t have had a better “teacher”!
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something scarce today. That first deer season came with my dad, and I was leaving the cabin at Bear Creek in the dark and starting up a mountain on foot. After about 15 minutes, he placed me by a large rock and explained to load the Fox when it got light enough to shoot. He said he would be back to get me later and not to move, he gave me a bag that contained my lunch and some snacks. I would like to go on and on about how I sat there, still, quiet and eagerly waiting for the monster buck to come by — truth is I was cold, and this was the first time in my life I was alone in the woods in the pitch dark. I sat there dressed in my grandfather’s old patched tan canvass pants and jacket, thinking that my dad must be miles away in his secret spot. I spent my time trying to figure out my plan when I became lost for days in the woods or attacked by wolves! It wasn’t until I was well into my 30s that he revealed he was not even 50 yards behind me all day long, watching me and my actions. From his vantage point, I am sure he watched me eat my snacks before it got daylight and then eat my lunch probably by 9 a.m. Although I didn’t see a buck that year the memories of my first year hunting with my dad at Bear Creek will last forever. I still often look at the picture of my Grandfather
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against MS. Uncle Ron is definitely looking down and smiling at this year’s winners. First place was Haley Mumma. Her 18-point monster with an 18 ¾” spread scored 183 2/8. What an absolute tank of a buck! See Ken Hunter’s story, next page. As always, we use the Sahara Club International scoring system, which seems to be the fairest to cover all seasons. This is the second year in a row girl pow-
er has taken the top prize. Last year Miss Abby Healy was our winner. Second place went to our leader after the completion of the fall archery season, Beau Gair. His trophy checked in with 18 points and a 17-inch spread, scoring 166 7/8. Beau definitely knows bow hunting. I thought for sure it would stand as the winner after the season ended, but you just never know what’s going to come around the corner these days in Penns Woods. Third place went to Bruce Samp-
son. His big buck down sported a rack of 11 points and was 18 3/8” wide, scoring 156. It would have won most big buck contests, but not this one. Uncle Ron’s 4th place winner was George Schneider. His 13-point was high and just outside the ears, scoring 154 6/8 SCI. Just an absolutely beautiful whitetail sporting one of those high and tight racks many hunters dream about. Thank you again to Poust Taxidermy for providing first place prize
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That gets us to our final winner. Anyone who enters the contest is eligible for the random drawing of a Remington rifle courtesy of Sauers Trading, right down the street here in Southside. The father-son team of Jon and Donny are a fixture here in the Borough. Of course, the rifle includes all the trimmings — scope, caps, sling, gun case, and ammo. Congratulations to Mr. James Frye on winning this great prize. His buck was also a trophy, even though it didn’t have to be, 10 points with
an 18 ½” spread. That’s a pretty darn good season, a big buck and a great gun! Thank you to all that entered, I can’t wait to see what’s brought in next year; it’s definitely my favorite contest of the year. A tip of my Webb Weekly hunting cap to Ron Mingle for overseeing the annual event. And last but not least, we will be making a donation toward the fight against MS for every buck entered in Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest. I will touch base on this in a future article.
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George Schneider 13 Points x 15 1/4” 154 6/8 SCI Score
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aley Mumma, a 14-year-old young lady from Jersey Shore, has succeeded in taking top honors for the highest scoring buck rack in the annual Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest. Haley topped the list of over 60 entries in our big buck contest that’s been going on for about eight years now. Last year another teenage gal took top honors. The deer racks are scored by an official scorer using the Safari Club International (SCI) scoring guidelines. Hayley’s buck had 18 points with an 18 6/8spread, which resulted in a 183 2/8 SCI score. I recently spoke with Haley, a ninth grader attending Walnut Street Christian School in Jersey Shore and asked her how she got
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rops to Mike Mussina on the mound. He was a on being selected to true craftsman, a savvy the National Baseball perfectionist, and tallied 270 Hall of Fame. What an victories over his historic run. incredible achievement for the Mike was consistently brilliant Montoursville native. Moose in perhaps the toughest is heading to Cooperstown as division in baseball. He also one of the all time greats. This pitched during the PED era, is off the charts sports fans. It’s and most of his outings were Jamie in homerun parks. Moose did a beautiful thing. Spencer Mike spent 18 solid seasons in things the right way. Never the BIGS. The former Orioles flashy. Just solid. He always and Yankee pitcher earned 76.7 percent gave his teams a chance. Mike spent of the vote. This was Mike’s sixth ten years with Baltimore and another year on the ballot and he managed eight in the Bronx. to clear the 75 percent threshold. Mussina won 20 games in his final He was somewhat shocked by his year of baseball. Despite his best enshrinement, but the vast majority season in the majors — Moose decided of the Baseball Writers Association of he had enough and left the game America believed it was time. on his own terms. Many thought he “I’m a little bit surprised,” Mussina was a long shot to get into the Hall explained at the HOF announcement. of Fame. Sure he was an All-Star and “I appreciate the writers’ support. I had a few Golden Gloves, but Moose had a great career, and I got out at the wasn’t considered a big name. Others right time. To be from a small town in questioned why he would call it quits America, and to even get a chance to after a tremendous year. Some thought play professional baseball is great stuff. he could easily get to 300 wins, and You don’t ever expect to get the call for that would almost guarantee him the something like this.” nod. Moose thought otherwise. He Moose was phenomenal while walked away while still in his prime.
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calmly told his youngest to jump in the car and they exited stage left. The name Mussina was now trending on all of the major networks. I don’t see much of Mike unless it’s in a local gymnasium. I know him enough to say hello but that’s about it. I tried reaching out to say congrats, but Moose is a very private person, and prefers to stay off the beaten path. I am no Peter Gammons or Buster Olney. His brother Mark and I are pals, and I reached out for some help. I sent him a few questions to assist with this article and Mark got back to me after talking with his HOF brother. Thanks. Moose is overwhelmed by all of the praise. He stays away from social media and tends to hide from the spotlight. The Hall of Fame ceremony is months away and Mike is more focused on the basketball season and getting geared for playoffs. Love it. Congratulations Moose on this well deserved honor. I understand you are going into the Hall without a logo. Both the Oriole and Yankee organization played huge roles in his tremendous career. Tough to pick for sure. How about a Montoursville M on that bronzed cap instead? Well done Mike. Cheers.
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Mike came back to Montoursville to spend more time with the family. “I’m just thankful to that first year where 20 percent of the writers felt I deserved a vote,” he continued. “There are a lot of very, very good players who don’t make it past the first ballot. I appreciate people staying with me and doing their research. It is going to be tremendously challenging for someone to get to 300 wins again. I don’t know if this changes how the writers feel about pitchers, but I am glad they felt that way about me.” I personally watched the entire press conference on my mobile device. Mike shared the spotlight with former Yankee teammate Mariano Rivera, Seattle’s Edgar Martinez, and the late Roy Holliday. Moose was quite candid and appeared to be a tad nervous. These Hall of Famers entertained several questions about their careers and the future of the game. I loved every minute, and enjoyed the healthy banter amongst the players. It was a rather refreshing conversation. Mike got the call while he was finishing up varsity hoops practice in Montoursville, and he wasn’t allowed to say anything until the official announcement was made. Moose
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team at the district competition. The team then spent the next week focusing on their routine and fine tuning all the jumps and moves they would be incorporating into it for States. “Qualifying for States is a lot of preparation and stress but Districts is just as demanding because without winning Districts we wouldn’t go to States,” Corter said. “We have been practicing this routine and perfecting every move we could for months. We also prepare this routine not only for District and States but other competitions as well.” Cheerleading practice isn’t simply working on a cheer and coordinating a small dance anymore. It’s hours of learning how to tumble, spot other cheerleaders, and being in top physical shape to pull off multiple moves throughout the course of a routine. Most competitive cheerleaders and routines resemble gymnastics more than a traditional cheerleading squad. “We practice two sometimes three days a week for two or three hours plus go to tumbling lessons on top of practices and schoolwork,” Corter said. “The rest of the Districts performance was just about spot on and winning Districts
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thanks to the win. “We performed one of our best routines and when the team came off the floor, they knew they did an amazing job just by the big smile I had on my face,” Corter said. “When they announced our name, the team and I couldn’t have been louder and prouder. We had not won a Grand Champion award in a few years. The team deserved to win with the routine they performed and all the hard work they put into the routine. It was definitely a great day to be a Millionaire.” The Millionaire Competitive Cheerleading squad is starting to make a name for itself as the sport continues to grow in this area. Corter has put her stamp on the program in three years of coaching and the future looks bright as she continues to push the team to new heights. “Winning Grand Champion at The Jingle Bell Battle in Harrisburg and our Districts win is the most memorable moment yet this season and I’m sure we’ll be able to add to that before this season is over,” Corter said. “For the team their moments are hitting their stunts and pyramids. That is most important to them. Having our male cheerleader has been an experience that I will never forget as he is the first male ever that Williamsport Area High School Competitive Cheer Team has had cheer and he has made this year’s routine fun and enjoyable.”
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570-452-4603
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***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 . 133892
SEWING SERVICES, South Williamsport. Weekdays 9-5 Call Sharon 570-322-4622. NO Formal Wear. 133782 HAKES LAWN CARE. Fall And Spring Clean Up, Also Summer Mowing. Phone 570-220-9058. 133180
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288 Caldwell Road Trout Run, PA 17771
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NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 53 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES 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 53 NORTH 2nd Street, Hughesville. 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath, Fenced In Yard, Detached 1 Car Garage. Listed By Amber Johnson, Realty World Booth & Deutsch. Call 570-275-0691 Or 570-394-1732. 134395
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
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 # 800-880-3831 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 .134448
FOR RENT HALF DOUBLE FOR Rent. 3 BDRM. 653 6th Avenue. Rent $650.00 A Month. Call 570-5909634.134236 NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, Available Very Nice 2 Bedrooms 2nd Floor Apartments Fully Equipped Kitchen, Central Air, Washer/Dryer Hook Up, Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water And Off Street Parking. Tenant Responsible For Electric, Gas, Water/Sewer. Trash Included In Rent. Mostly 55 Years Of Age Or Older, Background Checks Required And Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge. Call 1-800-7353068, Ext. # 239 or 570-279-7142. 134417
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Hughesville, PA • 570-916-0947 2-BR COGAN STATION AREA. NEWLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT. $850 PLUS UTILITIES. NO PETS, NO SMOKING. CALL 570494-0170.134241 WILLIAMSPORT- NICHOLS COURT APARTMENTS, AVAILABLE NOW! 1- & 2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. RENT INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES. SECTION 8 VOUCHERS ACCEPTED AND BUS STOPS AT BUILDING. NON-SMOKING BUILDING. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. PLEASE CALL 1-800-735-3068, TTD: 711. TO REQUEST AN APPLICATION. 134426
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. 717-497-7064. 134257 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!! 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 1-800-7353068 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.134417
HALF DOUBLE NEWBERRY For Rent. 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath. $800.00 A Month Plus Utilities. $800.00 Security Deposit. Call 570560-9541. 134444 16’ x 16’ OFFICE SPACE. $300.00/Month. Electric and heat Included. Located Off 220 Near Sheetz in Linden. Available IMMEDIATELY. Call Dawn Cohen – Broker – SUNRISE REAL ESTATE & MANAGEMENT SERVICES – (570)651-9205.134454
STORAGE UNITS
10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570326-2830. 134404
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VEHICLES WANTED ATTENTION B & C Auto Wreckers Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment. Licensed and Professional Service. Call For Details. 570-547-1040. 133679
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Specializing in Residential and Light Commercial
570-546-2050 • 570-323-1944
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200.00/Ton
We Pay You Before We Cut! Buyers of Standing Timber
$
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50lb. Bags $6.50
Big Mountain Lumber Producers of Quality Forest Products
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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
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(570) 494-1716
Kepner Farm Supply LLC
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Renew Carpet Cleaners Serving the Area Since 1995
Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System
3 Areas - $99
570-323-8011
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Services We Provide
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