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Coming to America, No Trojan Horse Required

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he first thing that comes to my mind when I think about immigration and our Country is the welcoming Lady of Freedom, the Statue of Liberty. I imagine my Italian ancestors as they approached Ellis Island, and that brightly glowing torch extending toward heaven that welcomed them. The relief and joy they must have felt after completing the trip across the Atlantic Ocean. The opportunity waiting just ahead of them in the United States of America. All those migrating to our shores at this time were required to meet immigration standards.

The United States of America has been the most welcoming Nation on Earth since its colonization. Everyone that has called our Nation home has come from somewhere else. Including the American Indian. They were simply the first to migrate to the geographical area that would later become our Country. Our Nation is a work in progress and still relatively young compared to most countries around the world, including those that have faded into the history books. There has never been a greater success story than the United States of America.

No country or empire has ever provided the freedom, opportunity, and quality of life we have been blessed with here at home. Sure mistakes have been made, and people have been treated in an un-American way, but our

Nation has always moved forward to try to correct the mistakes and create equality for all. No other nation has ever done this.

Our Nation is an example of Freedom in progress and the constant commitment to improving Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness for everyone.

Somehow this all gets lost by the mainstream media of today. The history and evolution of the United States of America also have not been taught accurately in our educational systems. There is a definite price for freedom that needs to be taught and is forgotten about. There is also a definite price for change, which needs to be taught in a historically accurate manner. Everyone who has come to our shores has paid a price for freedom and change.

The idea portrayed by the national media that people immigrating to our Country are being kept out is a flat out lie. The Statue of Liberty has never been more welcoming.

The 2016 census found there were 35 million people that were first generation residents of our Country. This includes the children that have been born to those that have immigrated. This represents the largest climb in immigration since 1910. It is estimated between the years 2027 and 2038 this migration to our great land will be the driving force behind population growth.

The current process to gain entry into our Country begins with the very basic

information our ancestors provided. Of course, there are more questions and more information required including background checks. It is a much different world today post 9/11. However, a green card to reside in the U.S. is easily obtained. Nine out of ten that follow the law and Jim seek legal entrance into our Webb, Jr. Country are welcomed.

The 10% that do not gain entry are deemed to be a threat against the United States based upon health, security, previous immigration violations, financial, or a criminal background basis.

There is absolutely no problem with the immigration policy of our Country. The problem is with those that circumvent the process and illegally set foot on American soil, coupled with the liberal socialists within our government that believe these foreign nomads should be treated better than our Veterans. There is a reason they are circumventing the system. The true price of what this is costing our Nation cannot even be calculated. If let go, this will rip apart the very foundation our Country was built upon. That of law and order, which you must obey to first enter, then hopefully become a citizen by assimilating to the law and structure of the United States of America.

I’ve never agreed with President Trump on the building of a wall from sea to shining sea. The pure mileage and terrain this wall would cover makes it impractical. But we need to secure our southern border

immediately. There are definitely places where we need a wall, but a combination of physical obstructions, observation towers, micro military bases, military air coverage — including drones and the latest in satellite and cyber technology is a much better approach. We need to apply the same type of thinking to our northern and coastal borders.

The cost of protecting our freedom should never be an issue. Our way of life begins with our national security. There is nothing more ridiculous to me than the Democratic Party claiming to be looking out for the American taxpayers’ wallet by opposing anything that has to do with national security.

This complete liberal/socialistic thinking that anyone should be allowed passage into our Country reaches the point of being treasonous. Their denial that there is a highway of heroin that runs through the U.S./Mexican border, that thousands of murderers, rapists, and violent criminals enter from the south, that terrorists from across the globe consider our southern border soft, is beyond delusional.

The Greeks could have saved themselves the time and effort of the Trojan Horse if Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer had been guarding the gates of Troy. They, along with their liberal/socialistic think tank, would have just left them walk right on in and help themselves to whatever they wanted.

They mean us no harm they all would have declared.

Wait, what am I thinking? There would have been no gates at the border if they were in charge.

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’all. For real though. It feels like it’s been the longest winter ever.

It’s like Winterfell around here.

And I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to get out of the house.

Now, you know how much it bothers me when people say there isn’t anything to do around here. Just in case you’ve forgotten, I will always argue that if you are bored in the Williamsport area, you haven’t even tried to find something to do. But you know what? I like you. So I’ll just go ahead and drop a bunch of the things that are happening in the area in the next week or so right here for your convenience.

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On February 20th, The Groove Orient is playing at the Bar on Market. The show starts at 10:00 p.m.

You can check out the details on page 6, but in case you missed the cover the Uptown Music Collective has shows all weekend. This time they are focusing on the ladies with their “Women of Pop” show. The UMC never fails to impress, so if you have the chance to catch one of their shows, please do!

On Thursday the 21st, the Sawhorse Café will be doing another ‘Dutch Hill Dinner Party.’ Beginning at 5:00 p.m., they will be serving up Indian cuisine via phone and walk-in orders and will serve until the food runs out.

As always, the weekends are busy around

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Nordstrom Saturday will be a busy day too. If you want to get outside for a bit, the Outdoor Growers Market starts bright and early on Saturday morning. They bring a ton of great, fresh, local food to downtown Williamsport. They are definitely worth braving any possible weather for!

While you are out and about, you can work off some of those Growers Market calories by joining UPMC Susquehanna and the YMCA for their 8th annual Day of Dance. Join UPMC Susquehanna’s Spirit of Women members for Day of Dance Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Williamsport Branch YMCA. Participate in dance and exercise classes, receive free health screenings, shop with business vendors, and learn simple and fun ways to stay healthy. To register or join our free Spirit of Women program, call 1-888-720-8461.

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to a night of laughs and charity at Arthaus Projects in Williamsport on February 23rd. The comics bringing the funny are Bill Russum, Josh Dweh, and Rasheed Wesley Jr., with the night being hosted by Cassidy Grae.

According to Arthaus, “We wanted to get together to have some fun and help anyone we could especially during the current climate so the charities we will be helping out our local food shelters with any food donations brought in and the Flint Water Fund.” Admission is only $10 or $2 off for every food item you bring to donate (There’s no LIMIT to the amount you can donate, so feel free to bring however much you want. Every item helps) Doors open at 7:30 p.m. with the show starting at 8:00 p.m. Event is BYOB. Later in the week brings the official grand opening of the newly updated Liberty Arena. If you haven’t been there yet, Thursday will be a great day to visit and see all the new stuff happening! The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony & Open House will be Thursday, February 28th. Festivities kick off at 4:00 p.m. Enjoy all of the attractions in Kaos Fun Zone and delicious food and drinks at Scorz Bar and Grill.

Obviously, I’m limited in space here. I could go on and on about all there is to do locally. Quizzo, music, art, wine & design, pottery, dancing, dinners and more. A lot can be found on our calendar pages on page 22 & 32. There is always something happening in the area, so beat the winter blues away and get out of the house for some fun!

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tarting on Thursday, February 21st and running through Saturday, February 23rd, the Uptown Music Collective will bring its new show, Women of Pop: 21st Century Divas, to the Community Theater League in Williamsport for their now yearly three-night /four performance stand.

This exciting performance will feature the music of outstanding female artists, including Adele, Alicia Keyes, Beyoncé, Amy Winehouse, Rhianna, and more,

brought to life by the school’s talented performers in the intimate setting of the CTL. This show is sponsored in part by M&T Bank & The Hartman Group.

Although the word today is often used in a negative way, a “diva” is traditionally a celebrated female singer and a woman of outstanding talent in the world of opera, film and popular music. “In the world of popular music, women took the mantle of leadership in the late ’90s and have reigned supreme in that world

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to the current day,” said Uptown Music Collective Executive Director, Dave Brumbaugh. “This concert will showcase our talented female vocalists delivering powerful performances on hit song after hit song by some of the most important female vocalists of the last eighteen years”.

Women of Pop: 21st Century Divas is based around the music of three wildly popular artists. Alicia Keys was composing songs by age 12 and was signed at 15 years old by Columbia Records.

Her first album, Songs in A Minor, was critically and commercially successful.

That success was soon followed by The Diary of Alicia Keys in 2003 which won four Grammy Awards. Today she is considered a musical icon of the first order and was named by Billboard as the top R&B artist of the 2000s decade.

Adele’s debut album “19” brought her a Grammy for Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance in 2009.

She then took the world by storm in 2012 with her enormously popular second album “21”, which sold over 31 million copies. Beyoncé first found success as a member of the vocal group Destiny’s Child in the 1990s. In the years since she has found success in both Film, and as a performer earning five Grammy awards for her first album “Dangerously in Love”, and continuing that success selling over 100 million records as a solo artist and being named the Top Radio Songs Artist of the Decade and Top Female Artist of the 2000s decade in 2009 by Billboard.

Other artists to be featured in this epic performance will by Kelly Clarkson, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Jessie J. and more.

KATHRYN L. PROBST ANNOUNCES CAMPAIGN FOR PROTHONOTARY/CLERK OF COURTS

Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019 | 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Williamsport YMCA | 641 Walnut St. Join UPMC Susquehanna’s Spirit of Women members for Day of Dance! Learn the latest dance moves and exercises to keep your heart healthy.

Participate in dance and exercise classes, receive free health screenings, shop with business vendors, and learn simple and fun ways to stay healthy. The event also includes prize drawings and a free welcome gift for the first 300 participants.

Registration is required. You must be a Spirit of Women member to attend. To register or join our free Spirit of Women program, call 1-888-720-8461.

Plenty of free parking is available across the street from the YMCA at UPMC Susquehanna Williamsport.

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Kathryn L. Probst, currently the Lycoming County Deputy Prothonotary has announced she will seek the Republican nomination for Prothonotary/Clerk of Courts, in the May primary.

In 2017, Probst a Republican was appointed Deputy Prothonotary by the current Prothonotary Suzanne Revak-Fedele.

Probst, graduated from Williamsport High School, obtained a State License in Cosmetology, from Williamsport Community College, now Penn College while in the Vocational-Technical program. She continued to further her education to become a State Licensed Teacher of Cosmetology from the State Beauty School. Probst worked at Bilo Market for seven years and worked her way to be the Front-End Manager.

Probst, owner of Modern Cleaners, Jersey Shore was awarded the Blue-Chip Award in 1997, for “Floods to Illness” Overcoming Diversity in Business, from Mass Mutual Financial and Lycoming County Chamber of Commerce, by adding a delivery route and new machines which helped increase the business’s income over 200%.

Probst continued her education by graduating from Polley Associates as a Pennsylvania State Licensed Realtor and earned her Pennsylvania Sate Brokers license in Real Estate. Probst won several awards for Sales and Leadership from Prudential/Hodrick Realty during her tenure with that company. Probst started working at Susquehanna Bank as the Assistant Manager/Head Teller, working there through the transition to BB&T. Probst earned her Bachelor’s in Business Management degree from Ashford University in 2016.

With Probst’s overall experience with Management and Customer Service, willingness to learn and desire to help maintain the office, she is the only candidate with knowledge of the Prothonotary/Clerk of Courts office’s policies and procedures. Probst would be the best choice for the Prothonotary/Clerk of Courts position.

Probst has served on many boards, Annunciation Church St Joseph’s School, as school board Treasurer for several years. Board member on the USBC Women’s bowling Association, President of many bowling leagues over the years, Lifetime Member of the 600 Club. One of the first members of Fanny in the Susquehanny Float to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy and Relay for Life events.

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“I’ve known this music since I was a little girl,” says Women of Pop Director, Alexis Carnevale. “It makes me extremely excited that I get to direct this show and turn it into what I always dreamed it could be. The Collective has opened my ears to a ton of different music and I have loved every show we have done, but now that it’s the music I used to sing at the top of my lungs in the back of the car as a little girl, it holds a special place in my heart.”

Additional sponsors for this performance include The Gaetano Family, Le Jeune Chef, Jeff & Crissy McGinness, The Lockard Agency, and FASTSIGNS. Media sponsors include Lamar Advertising, NorthCentralPa. com, The Graphic Hive, and Backyard Broadcasting.

Tickets for the performance are $20.00 for adults and $15.00 for students. Tickets are available exclusively at the Community Theatre League Box Office by calling 570-3271777 or by visiting www.ctlshows. com. For other details about the show visit uptownmusic.org or call 570329-0888. Also, check out Collective’s official Facebook page, as well as other Collective social media outlets for teasers, previews, behind the scenes info and more from the performance.

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“This performance is a labor of love for our core group of female vocalists,” said Brumbaugh. “For many, it’s a dream come true to have the opportunity to bring this music to the stage, and the intimate environment of the Community Theater League is the perfect venue for this powerful, entertaining and highly emotional performance. Get your tickets early, even though there are four shows, it’s a small theater and the seats sell out fast.”

Women of Pop: 21st Century Divas will feature Collective students who have been diligently preparing for this event for over two months. Along with the live music, there will be a professional grade light and sound show organized by the students themselves. As with all Uptown Music Collective performances, the students are not only the performers but also direct the show. There is also a group of younger students, called “Tech Monkeys” who will serve as stage technicians. The cast for the show is drawn from the Uptown Music Collective’s much heralded Special Performance Group 1.

This show is produced by UMC Alum, Alexis Best and is directed by Uptown Music Collective Seniors, Alexis Carnevale (WAHS) & Shayne Williams (WAHS), along with a leadership committee that includes UMC students Leah Batman, Tate Berkey (Danville Area H.S.), Izzy Brumbaugh (WAHS), Molly Chapman (Montoursville Area

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esterday and last Saturday were busy days for members of Alpha Gamma Epsilon Fraternity and Lycoming College. They were hard at work making a combination scout room and fallout shelter at the Bethune-Douglas Community Center.

Assisting the collegians were a number of 12 and 13-yearold members of Troop 19, a Boy Scout group sponsored by the center.

Yesterday they walled up three windows with cinder blocks, patched cracks in the wall, and cemented walls of the 38.5 x 23-foot room.

Last week they cleared the junk, which had been stored through the years, removed heavily deteriorated wallboard and patched the ceiling. Next, the boys will paint ceilings, walls, and the floor.

Otto D. Souter, Jr., associated professor of Sociology at Lycoming College, has been working with the boys. He said the project was the first off-campus work project at the college this term.

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County Hall Corner Bicycles: To Buy or Not To Buy?

By Larry Stout

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long debate over a grant request at a recent Lycoming County Commissioners meeting seemed to take on Shakespearian dimensions — “to be or not to be, that is the question.” Hamlet was talking about his mortality, but this debate appeared much less momentous. The subject was about bicycles for parolees.

When a county agency applies for a state or federal grant, it must be approved by the County Commissioners. In 99 percent of these applications, there is little to no discussion, because to be honest, better than half of the county’s budget is met through these grants. So, it was surprising that in the regular work session on January 22nd, an item listed on the agenda asking for “approval for AOPC (Administrative Office of the PA Courts) Problem Solving Courts Discretionary Grant” would become so contentious. One very small part of this grant included a bicycle buying program for those on parole. Jennifer McConnell, Director of Court Services, was challenged by Commissioner Mussare on the need for the bikes. She gave several reasons and said they were especially important to those who had lost their driving privileges as a result of their offenses.

A debate then ensued back and forth from Ms. McConnell to the commission-

ers themselves about the merit of supplying these bicycles. It was not long or drawn out, but it did get noted by the local newspaper journalist covering the meeting and was included in an article of the work session in the following day’s edition of the local newspaper.

So it was that on the regular Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting on Thursday, January 24th, that the president judge of the Court of Common Pleas, a highly respected former county planner, and three county commissioners debated the pros and cons of bikes for those who got busted. It started with Jerry Walls, who responded quickly when Commissioner Chairman Jack McKernan opened the meeting by asking if there was anyone who wished to comment on “agenda items only.”

Jerry Walls spent nearly four decades on the Lycoming County Planning Commission and is today a driving force in the 22-county Susquehanna River Greenway Partnership. Almost a living legend, it is like those commercials used to say about E. F. Hutton — when he speaks, everyone listens. He read softly but eloquently from a prepared text on how bicycle usage should be encouraged in every respect.

He noted it would help parolees get to work, purchase necessities, and would be especially beneficial to those who struggled with addiction as there were physical

benefits that could be gained from bicycle usage.

Judge Nancy Butts presence was also a high profile individual that magnified the issue considerably, and she addressed the commissioners on how beneficial it was to have incentive tools such as the bicycle program. She related the importance of using these as an avenue to alleviating poverty and creating self-sufficiency.

Though agreeing in principle, Commissioner Mussare, in particular, could not justify yet another expense item that fell on the back of the taxpayers. He noted that billions and billions of dollars have been expended on drug rehab nationally and that if an addict needs a bike, they should buy a bike. He felt that buying one for them would take their accountability away.

Judge Butts countered that those in the program have “earned the privilege” due to their progress and accountability in the program. She stated emphatically it was not an entitlement. Commissioner Mussare countered that he is very concerned about seniors who are ‘crying’ because they can’t afford the taxes they must pay.

His dilemma was approving bikes for addicts when senior citizens were losing their homes.

Commissioner Mirabito tried to take a broad view reflecting on the need for the community to re-think these issues. He stated that just locking people up is not the answer, that innovative solutions needed to be found.

And so it went, back and forth round and

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round, until finally a vote was taken. The grant request was approved. But now, here is the kicker to the story. All of this commotion and conversation was over a total amount of $300 (yes, that is not a misprint - three hundred dollars!) for the purchase of five bicycles. At $60/each, these are obviously very no-frills vehicles composed of two wheels held on a frame, propelled by pedals attached to a chain on the back wheel, and steered with handlebars attached to the front wheel. In other words, plain old, garden variety, bicycles.

So, why was this so much ado about so very little? Like many things in county government, as in life, the bike issue was more than about the bikes. Since three Ben Franklin bills would buy these bikes, it is fitting to close with Franklin’s poetic parable, “For the want of a nail the shoe was lost, For the want of a shoe the horse was lost, For the want of a horse the rider was lost, For the want of a rider the battle was lost, For the want of a battle the kingdom was lost, And all for the want of a horseshoe nail.” Or a bicycle.

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o matter what that groundhog said, it’s still winter with freezing temps, snow, slush, chapped lips, and flaky skin. And while everyone agrees that human hibernation is a great idea, it’s unlikely to take hold, so we still must get up each morning and face the day. The key word here is “face” and, more importantly, the best wintertime care for your face.

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During the winter you want a foundation that is moisturizing and hydrating, but not full of oil.

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On really blistering days, I forgo washing my face with water all together in the morning and instead use a rose toner to clear off any overnight facemasks from the evening before. Some of my favorite daily moisturizers for winter are Mary Kay’s Intense Moisturizing Cream, Eucerin Sensitive Skin Experts AntiWrinkle Face Cream, and Simple Sensitive Skin Replenishing Rich Moisturizer. Out of these three, the Mary Kay product is the thickest and packs the most hydrating wallop!

Wintertime foundations should be light-reflecting, not matte, as matte finishes can accentuate dry patches and cause even more flakes. Also, be mindful that your skin will likely be much paler than in warmer months. You may need a different shade of foundation

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This Week’s LION Commissioner Candidate Gabe Campana

By Larry Stout

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he starting gate for the May Primary will have a crowded field for the office of County Commissioner. The count could be as high as eight to ten candidates, including the incumbents, but probably none are as well known as Gabe Campana. After three terms as Williamsport mayor, Campana felt that he had succeeded in all the goals he had set for himself when he first ran for office twelve years ago, and now desires to see if he could apply his knowledge and experience in the direction of county government.

With twelve years on the Williamsport City Council and twelve years as Mayor of Williamsport, Campana brings a wealth of government experience to the table. It is an impressive resume. During his tenure, the city has seen some tremendous revitalization. There have been 250 businesses created and $600 million in new construction in the city. Step back to 2007, and Williamsport was a city without the Cinema Center, the Liberty Arena, Kohl’s, the new YMCA, the “Greens,” none of which came without lots of pulling and tugging with all the various stakeholders.

He has never been one to rest on his laurels, as it seems as soon as one project is

finished, he already has at least one more already in progress. Currently, it is “Connect Williamsport,” a major renewal of the East Third Street/Old City area with traffic improvements, news signals, and crosswalks, highlighted by Lycoming College’s new Gateway Building. Once finished, this will not only link the city with the Susquehanna River Walk from Penn Tech to Lycoming College but will also encourage developers to invest in the Old City area, which is already happening as new shops are already starting to emerge.

It is tricky to promote economic development without enlarged city budgets, but Mayor Campana somehow found a way to do it. In the twelve budgets he presented, only two contained tax increases. Williamsport is one of two Class C cities in Pennsylvania that have received an A+ Bond Rating from Standard and Poor’s.

As much as Campana was committed to making the city a better place to live and work and a more vibrant place to visit with entertainment and dining options in the downtown, there has always been an elephant in the room that cannot be ignored — crime. This was a problem he had to face even before Day 1 as mayor. On the evening of Friday, January 4th, 2008, seven people were shot in downtown Williamsport, all in various locations, one of which

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When Campana learned of the shootings as others did from the paper the following morning, he faced a tough choice.

He was mayor-elect, two days away from his inauguration, holding no authority at that point. But he quickly learned that city residents feared leaving their homes, and the tourist and commercial community feared a reaction that would jeopardize their businesses. He called a meeting of Greg Foresman, his new chief of police, and Curly Jett, a former police chief and a valuable liaison to the African-American community. They agreed that a message of hope was needed immediately.

Campana contacted all the media outlets in the area and informed them of a news conference on Sunday night at the City Hall Conference Room. Over 200 people crowded into that conference room designed to hold half that number. Though he had a prepared speech, he decided to simply speak from his gut, telling the frightened citizenry that he would take aggressive action against crime.

It has been an ongoing action, and as we all know, crime in Williamsport has not disappeared. Yet at a time of the rising opioid epidemic and all the crime inherent to it, Williamsport has seen steady declines in the crime rate for the past twelve years, with 2018 actually marking a 15 percent decrease.

As all candidates, Gabe Campana brings along some extra baggage with his candidacy. His ongoing struggles with the City

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Gabe Campana has stated that he is running for the office of County Commissioner with a commitment to cutting taxes, lowering crime, promoting economic opportunity, and encouraging more regional cooperation. He knows that county government is large, but he brings to the table the experience of managing a cabinet of twelve department heads, which employed 218 employees over a three-term tenure.

To some degree, it makes perfect sense that Gabe Campana would choose to run to county commissioner, for as Williamsport goes, so goes Lycoming County.

When he visits various towns, he is often greeted, “Hey, Mayor!” It is almost as if the county sees him as their mayor. In May we will see if they see him as their county commissioner.

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Petition Signing What: Lycoming County Democratic Committee Petition signing and training.

When: Wednesday, Feb. 20, from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Where: Young Men’s Democratic Club (“Demi Club”), 230 East Street, Williamsport.

Dinner What: Broiled or beer battered haddock or black diamond steaks. Open to the public.

When: February 22, 2019 at 5 p.m.

Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Bring your items to have Mike and Michael Callahan from Callahan’s Antiquities appraise your items. A fee is charged for your items and all proceeds go back into the library.

When: Sunday, Feb. 24th from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

Where: John Dorin Borough Building, 617 Loyalsock Ave., Montoursville.

Audubon Program What: Lycoming Audubon program “Birding By Ear”, presented by Lauri Shaffer. Designed for beginning and intermediate birders, Lauri’s presentation will include many bird songs, photos, and mnemonics, as well as a handout with additional resources. Free and open to the public.

When: Wednesday February 27, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.

Where: J V Brown Library in the Lowry Room (3rd floor of the Welch wing), 19 E Fourth St., Williamsport.

Band What: Lucky Afternoon When: February 22, 2019 at 9 p.m.

Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Antique, Craft & Vendor Show What: The Watsontown Centennial Lioness-Lions Club will be hosting their semi-annual Antique, Craft & Vendor Show. There will be lots of dealers, crafters and vendors with a wide variety of great items. Lunch will be available along with a Chinese Auction and a 50/50 drawing.

When: Saturday, March 2, 2019, from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Warrior Run Area Fire Department Social Hall on 2nd Street, Allenwood.

Penn State Master Gardener What: Penn State Master Gardeners Seed Starting Using Household Items – tips for successful seed starting in your own take home planters! Registration required at http://extension.psu.edu/lycoming/events or by calling 1-877-345-0691.

When: Saturday, February 23rd, 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

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

Penn State Master Gardeners What: Penn State Master Gardeners Growing and Blooming across Northern Spain: A Travelog of Plants and Landscapes of Spain Registration required at http:// extension.psu.edu/lycoming/events or by calling 1-877345-0691.

When: Saturday, March 2nd, 9-10 a.m.

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

Antique Appraisals What: The Friends of Konkle Library (Montoursville) will sponsor an “Antique Appraisal” for your treasured items that you have been wondering about for years.

Quarter Auction/Vendor Show What: Scott Snyder Memorial Scholarship Fund Committee is hosting a quarter auction/vendor show.

RSVP by Feb. 24, 2019 to receive a door prize ticket. For

info 570-538-3207.

When: Sunday March 3, 2019 doors open at 1:00 p.m. to shop with local vendors. Auction begins at 2:00 p.m.

Where: Watson Inn Moon Room 100 Main St., Watsontown.

Pickleball What: Come enjoy the outdoors and camaraderie of this growing sport. Newcomers welcomed and don’t worry, we have paddles (rackets) that you can borrow until you become addicted. If you have any questions call Ken at 570-322-2159, or visit Facebook, and search for “Williamsport Pickleball.”

When: Thursday and Saturday at 9:00 a.m.

Where: Williamsport Memorial Park Pickleball Courts.

DivorceCare What: Seminar and support group for those hurting from separation and divorce. We also have DivorceCare For Kids. For more information and to register call Lou Anne 570-323-5146.

When: Sundays 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church 604 Market Street, Williamsport.

Every Day Is Veterans Day What: Military active duty and veterans and their families are invited to visit the Museum for free.

When: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (last Museum admission at 4:30 p.m.) daily. See Facebook/LittleLeagueMuseum for updates.

Where: World of Little League® Museum and Official Store, 525 U.S. Route 15 (Montgomery Pike), South Williamsport.

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CHURCH Lasagna Dinner What: Dinner includes meat lasagna, salad, bread, beverage and dessert. Take-out is available. Cost for the dinner is $9.75 for adults and $5.50 for children (12 & younger) or $7.00 for lasagna only. For more information, call 570-322-0126.

When: Wednesday, February 20, from 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Where: Trinity Episcopal Church, 844 W 4th St., Williamsport.

Meatloaf Dinner What: Take out only! Meatloaf dinner featuring: parsley potatoes, carrots, cole slaw, roll, & dessert When: Thursday February 21, 2019 from 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Phone ahead 570-326-0191.

Where: All Saints Church, corner of Scott & Beeber sts., Williamsport.

Doughnut Sale What: Fresh homemade doughnuts. Call the church office at 570-398-2913 Monday through Friday to place order and give approximate time of pick up. Cost: $6/ doz. and $3/half doz.

When: Thursday, February 21, 2019. Walk-ins welcome after 7:00 a.m.

Where: Trinity United Methodist Church, 1407 Allegheny St. Jersey Shore.

Community Dinner What: Community dinner invitation for a free oven fried chicken dinner. Everyone is welcome!

When: Thursday, February 21, 2019, serving begins at 5:30 p.m.

Where: St. Paul-Calvary United Methodist Church, 1427 Memorial Ave., Williamsport. Please use the elevator entrance on the west parking lot.

College of Prayer What: College of Prayer Gathering, a nondenominational God encountering event that includes worship, prayer, Biblical teaching, and fellowship.

When: Friday, February 22nd from 3-9 p.m., and Saturday, February 23rd from 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

Where: Williamsport Campus at Agape Fellowship, 485 East 3rd Street, Williamsport.

Clothing Giveaway What: Daniel’s Closet - free clothing.

When: Saturday, February 23, 2019, 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Clothing drop-off & set-up Thursday, Feb. 21, 4:00 p.m.6:00 p.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran, 1100 Washington Blvd.,

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Advance Tickets are available at: Buttorff’s Hardware Take-outs - 11:30am - 7:00pm Adult Advance $9.00 - At Door $9.50 Ramona’s Hair Styling Serving 11:30am to 3:00pm - Lunch Children 6 - 12 years $3.50 Or call (570) 398-0352 Dinner - 4:00pm - 7:00pm or (570) 745-3301 Under 6 - Free

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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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Sauerkraut Dinner What: Sauerkraut dinner. Adults are $9. Children are $4.

When: February 23, 2019. Take outs start at 4:00 p.m.

Meals served from 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Where: Lycoming Presbyterian Church, 825 Arch St., Williamsport. Parking just off Funston Ave. Soup Sale What: Nisbet United Methodist’s annual soup sale.

Chirch corn, minestrone, ham and bean or vegetable beef.

When: Orders must be in by February 24th. Call 570-3221956 or 570-651-9285. Orders can picked up from 10:30 a.m.-noon on the following dates: chicken corn – March 3rd. Minestron – March 10th. Ham and bean – March 17th and Vegetable beef – March 24th.

Where: Pick up at Nisbet Fire Hall.

Book & Soup Sale What: Used book and soup sale. Information 570-2953220 or 570-753-8137.

When: Saturday, February 23rd, from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Avis United Methodist Church, Park and Prospect Streets, Avis.

Concert What: Concert by the country gospel group True Heart during the morning worship. A free will offering will be taken. A light lunch will follow. For more information, call 570-998-2070 or email hepburnbaptist@gmail.com.

When: Sunday, February 24 at 10:30 a.m.

Where: Hepburn Baptist Church, 2917 Pleasant Valley Rd. 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.

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Grief Support What: Northway Community Church hosts a weekly support group for those experiencing grief. Contact the church at 570-322-0143, or www.mynorthway.church.

When: Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m.

Where: Northway Community Church, 1680 Four Mile Drive, Williamsport.

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).

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.

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.

Alateen What: Support group for pre-teen and teens of alcoholic relatives and friends.

When: Mondays from 7-8 p.m.

Where: Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry St., Williamsport.

MOPS Meeting What: MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers Muncy Chapter.

When: 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month from 5-7 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 602 South Market St., Muncy.

The Ladies Auxiliary of Milton Legion Post 71 What: Monthly meeting.

When: Second Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m.

Where: Milton American Legion, 401 N Front St., Milton.

MOPS Meeting What: MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers ~ Trinity Gospel Group.

When: 2nd & 4th Mondays of the month September through May from 9:15-11:15 a.m.

Where: Trinity Gospel Church, 1010 Elmira Street, Williamsport.

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.

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Neighborhood Watch What: Brandon Park Neighborhood Watch.

When: First Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m.

Where: At the Bandshell in Brandon Park, Williamsport.

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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.

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That Group

By Scott N. Lowery

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here has never been a time when so many instant communication options are available for public use. Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube are commonplace. Most everyone shares their personal stories on Facebook and uses the medium to troll for friends, often boasting about how many ‘friends’ they’ve connected with. But in reality, are those ‘friends’ really friends?

Forget Wikipedia, the old-fashioned Webster’s Dictionary defines ‘friend’ as “a person whom one knows well and is fond of, an ally, supporter, or sympathizer.”

True friends are not made by pressing a button and asking them to like you. The best of friendships withstand the test of time.

For the past 45 years, a group of local women has shared a friendship bond that truly defines Webster’s rationale and far exceeds even their wildest expectations that sprung out of a 1973 tailoring class at the former Williamsport Area Community College. On a Thursday evening 45 years ago three South Williamsport women, Mandy Feinberg, Flicka Losch, and Jean Lowery began a life-long friendship that has since grown to include South Siders Ellie Peck and Carol Waltz, Williamsport’s Sharon Stout, Loyalsock’s Marcia Campbell, Montoursville’s Nancy Celline and Montgomery’s Patti Stover.

Every year since the group, with a few changes in participating members, gather every other Thursday night at the rotating homes of its membership. While the women share a common interest in fabrics and sewing, it is the friendship and conversation that has strengthened the bond they share. While all but Lowery (a seamstress with Timeless Interiors and Furniture) and Waltz (an organist at Messiah Lutheran Church) are retired, the women’s professional backgrounds are varied. Stout and Losch were teachers, Peck, a nurse, Celline worked as a dental assistant and in retail, Campbell was involved in banking and financial aid at Penn College, Feinberg worked in the insurance industry and at AAA and Stover was a supervisor in the penal system.

Between them, they have 22 children, 45 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild — giving plenty of fodder for conversation and picture-sharing.

Reflecting upon that 1977 beginning none of the three ‘group founders’ gave much thought to what might follow in the years ahead.

“When we first got together we always hoped our relationship would grow, but we didn’t think a lot about the future,” Losch reflected. “We were young and just beginning families, and that was all we really thought about. In those earlier days, we made clothes for our kids, and I

even made a few leisure suits for Joe (husband Joe Losch) to wear to work. I have pictures that are now pretty funny to look at.”

“The three of us signed up for that course back in 1973 to learn something new. We all sewed, but we were eager to learn more about tailoring,” Lowery added.

“For me, I took that class to get out of the house” Feinberg confessed. “It gave me a chance to get ‘That Group’ members are – seated: Pattie Stover and out of the house and Mandy Feinberg. Standing: Marcia Campbell, Nancy have Ed (husband Ed Celline, Flicka Losch, Ellie Peck, Carol Waltz, Sharon Feinberg) watch the kids.

Stout and Jean Lowery.

When that class was over, all the birthday and anniversary parties I thought what are we going to do now? So we decided to keep that we have shared over the years. We’ve getting together. Since we began going to also had grandmother showers when each the class on Thursday, that was the day we one of us became grandmothers.”

For Peck, another sewing convert, the picked to meet, and now we’ve been doing that every other Thursday for the past 45 collective talents of the women have created so many memories. years.”

“When I joined the group I learned a lot The following year the group began to about sewing because I didn’t do much of grow as Waltz joined their ranks.

“I’m not a sewer, but they let me join that. But it has been the friendship. These anyway,” Waltz added. “Our kids were all women have all been like sisters to me.

“We’ve done a lot of really neat things, pretty much the same age, and we had a lot in common through our children’s but one thing that is very special to me is activities. There have been a lot of great the quilts that we’ve made for each of our memories, but I really enjoyed the children when they got married. It was a progressive dinner parties that we used to labor of love for all of us, and it created do when we would go house-to-house and a very special keepsake for our children.”

In 1976 Marcia Campbell came on board

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“You can complain and nobody takes it personally. We can vent about our jobs, our husbands, our children. There has always been a camaraderie that allows us to share things in our lives. I think that has been very important to all of us. We’ve always been there for each other, and you can always count on each other for help.”

Feinberg agreed stating, “What has been so special about this group over the years, aside from all the sewing, we’ve shared so many things together. As the years passed the sewing took a back seat because we are such a core group. The friendship is the bond, and we are all like a support group to one another.”

Celline’s association with the group dates back to 1982 making her the ‘rookie’ member.

“It’s just been terrific. All these years later, when you look back and see the pictures and think about how many years we’ve shared, the wonderful things that have happened and the sorrows that we’ve all experienced and made it thru with each other’s help. I’m so blessed to have been a part of this group. It is really difficult to explain how I feel and what it has meant to me.”

Although ‘conversation’ has gradually out-lapped sewing Celline calls herself ‘one of the rare ones.’

“I still sew. I bring something to every Thursday meeting to work on. Over the years we have learned different things about sewing from one another and

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and somewhat unwillingly became the group’s historian.

“I became the group historian mainly because nobody else wanted to do it. I had all the photos we had taken so I just dug in and it took me a couple of years to create a history for all of us to enjoy. Forty-five years is a long time to be with the same group of friends. It is really impressive to have eight good friends because a lot of people don’t have that in their lives. There are a lot of things to remember, but it has been the laughter we share, especially when you look back at these old photos and see the way we dressed and the things we’ve done over the years.”

Operating for many years without a name it was an oft-repeated comment that has since stuck as their calling card.

“Often when meeting others in the community our group became a topic of discussion,” Feinberg explained. “Many of us heard the same thing as folks would refer to us as being a member of ‘That Group.’ The moniker stuck and that is how most folks now refer to us.”

While they have a name, they don’t operate with many rules. Their gatherings allow for interruptions at any time they want. The subject can be changed at any time, and everybody follows right along.

What has been a constant is a lifetime of fun together.

For Lowery, who along with Stout operated a business together (Drape & Dress) for several years, friendship has been the most important thing.

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THAT GROUP although some of the members don’t sew that much anymore those things we have created have produced lasting memories for all of us.”

For Stout, the thoughtfulness of That Group after her husband (John) had taken a new job in Mechanicsburg, is something she has long remembered.

“I was pregnant with our third daughter (Laura), and we had moved to Mechanicsburg area. The group got together, and they all drove down so that we could have one of our Thursday meetings at my house. It was the most wonderful thing that they would travel that far to see me and keep me as part of the group.”

“With these very special women, there has been so much friendship and loyalty.

John would like to move to Florida (where they spend the winter), but I can’t leave my friends. They are there for you through thick and thin, and I’ve shared things with them that I’ve never told anyone else. It’s a super friendship, and it is wonderful.”

Unlike the other eight members of the group, Stover began her second association in 2005 after having been a member from 1974 to 1982 when work responsibilities make it difficult for her to stay involved. Despite the passage of time not much has changed in her mind.

“I haven’t noticed much difference when I came back, except we’re all older,” said

Stover with laughter. “One thing I did notice is that this second time around there is a lot less sewing and a lot more conversation going on. Perhaps we could qualify for a production of ‘the housewives of Williamsport.’ It has just been a great opportunity to get together and share what is going on in our lives.”

Even when they are not together, they’ve shared a ‘travel bond’ from various trips each of them has made. It all began when one of them brought back pencils from a vacation spot. Since then the tradition has grown to the point the women have pencil collections numbering in the hundreds marking the trips they have individually taken.

“We are all blessed by what we’ve been able to share,” Losch stressed. “They are always there at any time. All you have to do is make a call or say something at a time of need, or if you just want to share some good news. We’ve celebrated children with showers, their graduations and weddings, milestone anniversaries, special occasion parties and just the opportunities to be together for no special reason at all. We can act silly and have fun.”

For 45+ years their lives have been enriched by a friendship bond not experienced by many. There are numerous groups and associations but ‘That Group’ is truly something very special. It has withstood the test of time!

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Pre-season Preparation: One of the greatest keys to being successful in putting a spring gobbler in your gamebag is the work you do before the season even opens. In particular, I am referring to preseason scouting. Even throughout the winter, knowing the location of turkeys is important. Yes, they will move and disburse from their wintering areas, but keeping tabs on their whereabouts from the post-fall season until just before the beginning of the spring season will help predict where your best set-up may be come opening day.

Now, as the last grip of winter has given way to the warmer days of spring, you should be spending as much time as

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Spring seeps and early runoff areas are great spots to located signs of recent activities by turkeys that may be traveling through your woods and stopping there in search of insects and soft, new shoots. After the sparse availability of food throughout the winter months, flocks will travel miles in search of food, and will often leave behind large plots of woods that are heavily scratched from their searching for and feeding on leftover acorns and maple seeds, as well as cherry and grape seeds. Concentrate your time in forested areas that are abundant in oaks, particularly white oaks, and on hillsides and bottoms where grapevines are located. As you travel along abandoned logging roads and visit openings along these roadways, be alert for droppings and for scrape marks in the dirt from the wingtips of old Toms as they strut for their harem of hens.

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once the season opens. Here’s a great example of why. Four years ago, while the spring gobbler season was still two weeks away, I accompanied a friend on a pre-season scouting trip. Not once, but three times as we would approach a new area, he would get out his trusty box call and roll out a series of yelps in hopes for some kind of response from a nearby Tom. And not once, but all three times, we got the same results. My friend would make the series of yelps, then pause five minutes, then play out a second series of yelps. If there was no return call from a gobbler, he would immediately move on. Now, here’s the kicker. Each of the three times, as we began to walk to a new location, within 100 yards, we would flush a gobbler!

Yep, every time he called, the birds responded by coming to us, but they did so silently. Sure, we had located three different gobblers, but more importantly, we had educated all of them to be more wary next time when responding to a call. If you must use a call of some kind, use a locator call, such as a crow call or owl call. You may or may not locate a gobbler this way, but at least you won’t risk educating him to your presence and alerting him to the calls of a hunter.

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The most important things to carry with you are a good pair of binoculars, and especially if you are in a location that is new to you, a hand-held GPS can be invaluable. As you slip through the woods looking for turkeys or any related signs of their activities, binoculars will help you spot turkeys before they spot you. After all, the last thing you want to do is alert them to your presence and begin to put pressure on them before the season even opens. By walking the ridges and glassing over the sides to the benches below, you will frequently see turkeys loafing along before they have the opportunity to catch your movement.

The GPS can quickly and accurately pinpoint where you have seen turkeys, designate a location to begin your route for hunting, or mark a location of a superior vantage point where you can sit and glass for turkeys. This handheld device can also direct you via the shortest direction back to your vehicle if you get turned around or darkness begins to fall.

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Woodpeckers are fairly easy to identify and separate from one another since species markings are so different; the exception to the rule might be the hairy woodpecker and the downy woodpecker. We have seven different species Ken of woodpeckers that are Hunter found in Pennsylvania.

The largest woodpecker is the pileated, about the size of a crow with a long neck, black for the most part with a prominent red crest and white wing linings. This woodpecker likes the big woods and doesn’t hang out around birdfeeders, but I did spot one in the large maple tree where our feeders hang.

Probably the two most common woodpeckers around feeders are the hairy and downy; as mentioned earlier they can be a little tough to distinguish.

The downy is a bit smaller than the hairy, and the bill length is also shorter than the hairy woodpeckers. The downy is more

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from our other woodpeckers; mostly brown backs and a red patch on the nape of the neck.

They tend to feed on the ground a lot eating ants and other insects.

They will eat some types of seeds, fruits, and berries but don’t expect to see them around your feeders in the winter since they usually winter in the southern half of the U.S. Don’t expect to see a red-headed woodpecker this winter either; they tend to winter over in their southern range, but a summer sighting is likely. They are easy to tell apart from the other woodpeckers; the whole head is red with a black back and white wing tips and black tail. And finally, one that I don’t think I’ve ever spotted is the black-backed three-toed woodpecker (I didn’t know there was such a thing). A small woodpecker with a black back and the male has a yellow patch on the crown. They do show up in December, but rarely — I’m still looking.

Have fun watching your birdfeeders the rest of the winter; you may even catch sight of an evening grossbeak.

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commonly seen and is a frequent visitor to the suet feeders. Both feed on seeds and fruits as well as insects; hence they are often seen at our feeders.

A woodpecker that is seldom seen here in the winter is the yellow-bellied sapsucker. As the name implies they drill holes and wait for the sap to run then drink it up, but they will also feed on insects, bark, fruits, and seeds.

They have a patch of red on the head, followed by black and white bars, a white belly with a tinge of yellow. They tend to move south in the winter, so a winter sighting is rarer.

Another fairly rare visitor here in the winter time is the redbellied woodpecker, but last week I was surprised to see one at one of our feeders. The back of the head is red with a white face and belly with a slight red tinge. These woodpeckers also feed on insects, but they also eat a variety of fruits, nuts, and seeds. They are more common in the southern half of the state but on occasion make an appearance in our area.

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For the fans, it’s the cherry on top of fortunate to achieve that goal they are now dealing with a completely different the ice cream sundae. They are there to cheer on their team. Communities swell set of circumstances, What the playoffs mean greatly differ with civic pride. Teams coming from depending upon who it is affecting. For smaller communities are sometimes the player, it is deeply personal. He/ treated as conquering heroes with the she has devoted countless hours to its townspeople coming out in droves to pursuit, both physically and mentally. revel in the excitement.

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“Playoffs? Don’t talk to me about playoffs! You kidding me? Playoffs?

I just hope we can win a game,” Mora lamented!

As it turned out the Colts did win more games, capping off the season and playoffs by defeating the Chicago Bears 29-17 in the Super Bowl.

Regardless of the level of play, having ‘been there and done that’ before provides preparation and experience factors that greatly enhances a team’s confidence. Understanding that a goal strived for all season long can be destroyed in a flash by the playoffs ‘lose and go home reality’ is a powerful motivational tool.

In this year’s District Four basketball playoffs the qualification process has taken on a different criterion. Rather than team selection and seeding being based strictly upon win/loss records, strength of schedule has been figured in that takes into consideration what teams they have played rather simply their won/lost record.

Congratulations to those teams and athletes that have achieved that November goal of making the playoffs.

It is now up to you to see how far the journey will last. For basketball squads, it is all about team achievement. For the wrestlers, it is you against the world.

Good luck to all in achieving your dream.

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League has been around for We should be more a very long time. It’s the best. appreciative and supportive Props to the many volunteers behind the scenes. Your Jamie of those who are donating Spencer their contribution to this venue talents. Coaching basketball takes up a large shouldn’t go unnoticed.

Thank you. amount of time, and it is a lot harder We were a tad worried about this than it looks. Trust me. These youth coming year as league officials were mentors are volunteers, and they are scrambling to find a new home. The learning the game too. They aren’t old courts turned into a bowling getting paid and despite the rumors alley/arcade.

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Don’t get me wrong folks. I know that most parents and fans have great intentions, but when we are constantly yelling from the sidelines, this only makes the overall experience less enjoyable. Watch the game, and encourage all of the players and coaches. Encouraging does not mean barking out advice or squawking at the referees. As soon as you stand out from the crowd, you’re doing something wrong. Vent over.

Cheers.

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you played division 1 ball. I get it, pal. You watch every Duke game on ESPN that doesn’t give you the right to question calls. We need to remember that most of these kids are still in elementary school, and very few will ever play beyond. Keep it fun.

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ny early trip to a pool or gym over the winter season will result in seeing just how much work goes into getting those places ready for games.

As teams embark on the final part of the season, it’s easy to look past some of the activities that highlight the final regular season games prior to staring the postseason.

One of the best moments all year is when seniors are honored. Every school, every team celebrates the seniors with an annual “Senior Night.” In most cases, the event takes place prior to the game or near the midway point of the meet.

It’s a chance to give seniors their moment. In some cases, it’s honoring seniors who have worked their entire career to get to that point.

In other cases, it’s merely one final

celebration of a talented athlete as he or she walks into the gym or jumps into the pool one last time.

In the case of Lewisburg swimming its Senior Night came almost in the middle of the season due to its lack of a home pool.

The seniors were toasted for their accomplishments, but, as is customary in most Senior Nights, the Dragons honored the seniors of Jersey Shore, as well.

It was a special moment as seniors from both teams exchanged handshakes and hugs as they were paraded around the pool with parents. The parents for Lewisburg even made up little gift bags for each senior. That included the ones on Jersey Shore’s roster.

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When Ron “CI” Insinger won his 1,000th career game, Brett it was easy to see how Crossley much the school, students, and parents on the team supported him. Walking into the gym early gave every indication something tremendous and meaningful was going to happen.

Signs were hanging throughout the hallway and on the walls in the gym. The walls behind the bleachers were filled with balloons and more signs to support the coach and team.

That was a special day, but what about those days when something significant happens at the opposition’s gym. That was the case when Sullivan County’s Mykenzie Malacusky was going for her 1,000th career point.

As she inched closer to the accomplishment it was apparent, she was going to cross the number on a court away from home. That didn’t stop Sullivan County fans from filling Montgomery’s gym and celebrating their athlete as she earned a spot in the school’s history books.

Nights like Senior Night and accomplishments like Malacusky’s or Insinger’s are ones that should be celebrated, regardless of location. It’s always nicer to have those moments on your home court, but teams have made them work.

The team’s closeness is displayed throughout each event as they honor athletes and coaches. Most swimming Senior Nights end with their coach being pushed into the pool.

For all the seniors and committed parents who walked that path throughout high school here’s to you. Thanks for all the memorable moments and making home court or pool mean something.

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134585 LOVING CARE AT Home LLC Is Now Open For Fulltime 24/7 Care For Your Loved Ones And Elders In Their Home. Many Services Offered. Fully Licensed And Insured. South Williamsport. Waiting For Waiver Approval. Cash Clients Accepted Now. 570772-6171. 134252

COCK-A-POO Puppies, Ready February 19th.

Vaccinated And Wormed. $700.00 Each. Call 570538-5471. 134139 8 WEEK OLD Australian Shepherd Border Collie Mix Pups. Very Sharp And Loving. 4 Females, 1 Male. $250.00 Each. Call 570745-3411. 134263 GERMAN SHEPHERD MALE Pup For Sale. $350.00 OBO Can Be Registered. Black With Brown On Legs. Call 570-7252053. 134442 4 MALE, 3 FEMALE, Border Collie, Blue Heeler, Cocker Spaniel Puppies. Vet Checked And Shots. Born 12/11/18. Black And White With Border Collie Looks. $275.00. Call 570-5383354. 134447

NOTICES

THE ELIMSPORT CEMETERY Association Request Removal Of Flowers And Ornaments From Graves By March 22, 2019 For Spring Cleanup. 134731

ADORABLE MORKIE PUPPIES. One Male, One Female. Shots And Wormed.

Ready By March 8th. Call 570-742-0711. 134592 FOR SALE. ACA SILVER/GREY WEIMARANER MALE DOG. Year and 1/2 Old. Very Friendly. $450.00. Call 570-5385739.

134584 BORDER COLLIE, MINIATURE Collie, Blue Heeler Puppies. Coal Black, White Markings, White Socks And Tips Of Tails.

Ready March 2nd. $350.00 Each. Call 570-745-3840.

134443 EVENTS BUS TRIP

PHILADELPHIA FLOWER SHOW. Sunday, March 3rd. $100.00 per person. Call 570-567-4914.

134467

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MOHEGAN SUN CASINO, February 28th And March 21st. $30.00. Call Christine 570-326-6792.

134266 GETAWAYS

WEDDING GETAWAY IN A Quaint Little Town With Historical Church. In The Heart Of The Finger Lakes. FaceBook: Winners Circle Events Center.

134597 CHURCH SERVICES

HESHBON PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2898 Heshbon Road, Williamsport (Turn Off Of Lycoming Creek Road) Worship 9AM, Sunday School 10:15 AM Come Celebrate Christ All are welcome! 133698

ESTATE SALE

PERFECT-2-PERFECT Is Having A Whole Home Estate Sale At 1727 Pentridge Cove In Loyalsock.

Just Off Sycamore, This Condo Is Loaded With Clean And Very Nice Items Including Little League Memorabilia From The Former CEO Of LLB. This Lovely Home Has Beautiful Furnishings And Household Items Throughout.

Furniture, Jewelry And Much More! Please Park On Waldman Dr And Walk Up To Unit. Do Not Block Driveways Or Mailboxes.

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Private retreat on the Loyalsock Creek available for vacation rentals. The rustic luxury that this 5 bedroom, fully furnished home offers is the perfect setting for family vacations, out of town guests, or romantic getaways.

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C11 STAY IN YOUR HOME Longer With An American Standard Walk-In Bathtub.

Receive Up To $1,500 Off, Including A Free Toilet, And A Lifetime Warranty On The Tub And Installation!

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C11 HEAR AGAIN! Try Our Hearing Aid For Just $75 Down And $50 Per Month!

Call 800-426-4212 And Mention 88272 For A Risk Free Trial! FREE SHIPPING! C11 MOVING SALE- Kubota 15 hp Diesel, 48” Deck, Only 500 hours, $3500 Includes Cart; Stihl Straight Shaft Weed Whacker, $100; Jonsered 49 SP 16”, $75, 3 Chains; Reloading Equipment, Lots Of Dies, Bullets, Primers, Brass, Etc.; ‘04 Honda Accord, 136K, Excellent Condition, One Owner, $2995. Many HousehoId Items. Phone 570-494-0545 . 134726

SEAMLESS GUTTERS INSTALLED OR DROPPED Gutter Repairs & Cleaning

CALL 570-246-3714 HOSPITAL BED. NEVER Used. Must Pick Up. Call 570-660-9846. 134724 FOR SALE

BUILDING MATERIAL

BRAND NEW 16x8 Insulated White Garage Door, $500. (2) Brand New 9x8 Insulated White Garage Doors With Windows, $350 Each. Call 570-745-3648.

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WOOD PELLETS

YOU POINT IT OUT, WE’LL HAUL IT OUT!

570-777-1050 PAPPYSCOMPUTERS.COM. DESKTOPS. WHOLESALE AND Warranty.

134264 PAPPYSCOMPUTERS.COM. $45. SECURITY CAMERA’S. 134264 FIREARMS

REMINGTON 22 PUMP And Ithica 12 Gauge Shotgun. Only Serious Inquiries.

Call 570-321-0538. 134590 ARTICLES FOR SALE

SPORTSCRAFT AIR HOCKEY Table. Very Good Condition. 7 Feet 5 Inches By 4 Feet 2 Inches. $200.00. Call 570-3374503. 134729

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FIREWOOD. $60.00 A Pickup Load. Call 570-5476343. 133503

MAPLE SYRUP FOR Sale. Very Dark, Good For Baking. $9.00/Quart. 400 Heck Road Jersey Shore.

570-745-2433. Leave Message.134247 ATTENTION HOTEL AND Restaurant Owners.

Farm Fresh, Brown Eggs.

Organic Fed, Chemical Free. 30-40 Dozen Available Per Week. Feed Your Guests The Good Stuff. Call 570-538-1030.134441 APPLES. SIDEHILL ORCHARDS. Call 570745-3168. 134267

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570-336-3544. 133894 COMPUTERS

PAPPYSCOMPUTERS.COM. LAPTOPS. WHOLESALE AND Warranty.

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ELIMSPORT SUPPLY. WOOD Pellets For Sale. $240 A Ton. $230 A Ton For 2 Or More. $5.90 For A 40lb Bag. 69 Petersburg Road, Allenwood, Pa. 17810. Call 570-547-2081. 134596

PROPANE

Equipment Rep a

Lycoming County Government has an immediate opening for a Full-time Maintenance III HVAC to join their team in maintaining and repairing county buildings and grounds. This position will have a major emphasis on HVAC equipment & will also be responsible for working on plumbing systems, painting, carpentry & minor electrical repairs. Fully qualified requirements include a Trade School Certificate in HVAC, Universal Certification in the Refrigerant Transition and Recovery Program, & 3 years of related experience. Fully qualified hourly rate ranges from $19.81 to $28.89; Excellent benefits package including health, dental, vision, paid time off, & defined benefit retirement plan. Interested candidates should visit the Career Link Center to fill out an application at 329 Pine Street, Williamsport, PA, 17701 – Phone (570) 601-5465. EOE/AA

WANTS TO PURCHASE minerals and other oil and gas interests. Send details to P.O. Box 13557, Denver, Co. 80201. C11 CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!! All Makes And Models 2002-2018! Any Condition. Running Or Not. Competitive Offer! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide!

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Sonic Ascension Records Is Buying Records. Albums And 45’s. Rock, Blues, Jazz, Punk, And Metal. No Collection Too Big or Small.

Bring Them To 128 Broad Street, Montoursville Or Call 570-360-3486 And I’ll Come To You. Find Us On Facebook.134011 WANTED TO BUY. Jewelery, Glassware, Dolls, House And Attic Accumulation. Call 570-546-7303.

Leave Message With Phone Number. 134723 WANTED, FRYING PANS And Anvils And Any Item Signed Griswold. Call 570-998-9132. 134402

CALLAHAN’S ANTIQUITIES 381 Broad Street Montoursville, PA ALWAYS BUYING Quality Antiques, Gold, Silver Top Prices Paid With Immediate Payment One Piece or Whole Estates “Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America” Open Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Like New. $395.00. G.E. Automatic Oven, Almost New $695.00. G.E. Clothes Washer, Almost New. $495.00. Maytag Dryer. $150.00. Call For More Information. 570-745-3550.

134725 OIL FURNACE MODEL PUT210H. Water BTU 151, Heating Capacity 176. Runs Good, Make Offer. Approximately 75 Gallons Of Oil. 257 Oil Tank. 134728 ELECTRIC DRYER. LOOKS Like New. Best Offer. Call 570-725-2050.

134728 FOR SALE. ELECTRIC 14.4 Cubic Inch Refrigerator. Excellent Condition.

Best Offer. Call 570-7252050. 134728

BRAND NEW 41x60 Dark Brown Replacement Window, $45. Call 570-7453648. 134588 WHITE PINE TNG Paneling. 28 Pieces, 1x6x12, $100 For All. Call 570-7453648. 134588 HAND HEWN BARN Beams. Some Large Sizes Available. Call Wildwood Builders 570-745-3648.

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RETIRED RN SEEKING To Take Care Of Your Elderly Loved One. 25 Years Experience In Nursing. References Available.

Call 570-337-0285. 134598 EMPLOYMENT

LYCOMING COLLEGE seeks applications for the position of Admissions Data Information Specialist.

This position assists with the data entry of prospective students and is responsible for all in-house mailings.

Additional responsibilities include providing administrative support for office operations.

Occasional evening and weekend work may be required for activities and events. For more detailed information and how to apply, visit www. lycoming.edu/humanResources/employmentOpportunities.aspx Lycoming College offers a competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package with exceptional retirement and tuition benefits. EOE. 134600

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

PINE TOWNSHIP, LYCOMING COUNTY

Very nice home, stocked pond and large bank barn on 25+/- acres in Oregon Hill area.

Nicely maintained and landscaped home with large living room, eat-in kitchen, first floor master suite with full bath, laundry area, 2 bedrooms, full bath and large attic/storage area.

Just minutes from Ski Area, Rail Trails and Pine Creek.

SALE PRICE: $349,900

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G & H SCHUMAN, LLC

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115 Groupe Rd. • Jersey Shore, PA 17740

LYCOMING COLLEGE seeks applications for a full-time, benefits-eligible Security Officer to work 3rd shift including weekends and holidays. Responsibilities include maintaining building security, enforcing college policies and regulations, responding to various types of emergencies, parking and traffic control.

For more detailed information and how to apply, visit www.lycoming.edu/humanResources/employmentOpportunities.aspx Lycoming College offers a competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package with exceptional retirement and tuition benefits. EOE. 134606

COMPU-GEN TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Be part of the area’s most respected security company.

Compu-Gen is looking for a couple of experienced, customer friendly techs to join our team. If you are familiar with today’s commercial and residential security systems then give us a call at 570323-8841 or email info@ compugen.com.Benefits: Salary, Performance Incentives, Positive Atmosphere, Growing Security Company, Monthly Bonus, Company Cell Phone, Gas & Vehicle Allowance. Ongoing Training and Education, Paid Holidays & Vacations with Major Health, Dental, and Vision Plan. 134722

DRIVER WANTED. VINNIE’S Italian Eatery.

Must Have Own Car. Call 570-326-1998. Pay Between $15.00 And $17.00 An Hour.134250 APARTMENT COMPLEX-ON-SITE COORDINATOR-FULL-TIME POSITION-MONTGOMERY & HUGHESVILLE areas- Job duties include but not limited to, oversee day-to-day operations of apartment complexes, show available apartments, process applicants, market apartments. Job Requirements – apartment rental experience ( federally funded apartments) preferred, good people & communication skills, highly motivated, attention to detail, reliable, dependable, ability to work independently, must have own transportation, possess valid Pa. Drivers License. If you possess these skills and the ability, please send resume to: 5960 SUSQUEHANNA RAIL, TURBOTVILLE, PA. 17772 ATTENTION: RENTAL COORDINATOR. Equal Opportunity Employer.134589 LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT anticipates the following position: Title I Instructional Paraprofessional Part-Time Position – 5 hours per day Applicant must possess knowledge of and the ability to assist teachers in the instruction of students in kindergarten

570-651-3442 through fifth grade with reading, writing, reading readiness, and writing readiness in the classroom. Applicant must enjoy a variety of settings, demonstrate patience and flexibility, and have good communication and organizational skills. Applicant must have (1) completed two years of study at an institution of higher education; (2) an associate’s (or higher) degree; or (3) met a rigorous standard of quality and be able to demonstrate, through a formal local academic assessment, that he/she is highly qualified. Previous experience and knowledge of the Title I program is a plus. Please send letter of interest and resume to the attention of: Mrs. Susan L. Iachini, Executive Secretary Loyalsock Township School District 1605 Four Mile Drive Williamsport, PA 17701. All mandated clearances, physical, and TB test results are required prior to employment. EOE Deadline 2/28/2019. 134605 LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT anticipates the following position: Varsity Girls’ Softball Assistant Coach Applicant should possess prior experience coaching softball at the High School or Collegiate Level. Good communication and time management skills are necessary. Please send letter of interest and

resume to the attention of: Mr. Ron Insinger, Athletic Director, Loyalsock Township High School 1801 Loyalsock Drive Williamsport, PA 17701 All mandated clearances, physical, and TB test results are required prior to employment. EOE. Position will remain open until filled. 134727 BUSINESS SERVICE LEGAL

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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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133180

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134257

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134233 FARM FOR SALE

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