Webb Weekly February 27, 2019

VOLUME 17 • NUMBER 09

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In Honor and Remembrance of Our American Soldiers

By Jim Webb Jr.

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hat weather we’ve seen over the last year. You just don’t know what to expect.

Last week snow and treacherous driving were on full display one day, followed by a beautiful sunrise and 50-degree temperatures the next.

One thing’s for sure, March is just around the corner, and that sounds good to me.

Let’s hope we get a warm, beautiful spring for all those outdoor athletic events. That takes us right into the summer we never had last year.

Heading out of Williamsport last week as I was traveling on West 4th Street, the bright sunshine and newly fallen snow provided a perfect backdrop to Lycoming County’s Veterans Memorial Park. I couldn’t believe the progress that has been made and how the park has grown since its early beginnings.

A Webb Weekly salute to the Veterans Memorial Park Commission and the Lycoming County Veterans Council for their great efforts remembering the military veterans of Lycoming County.

The park is currently under construction, so I reached out to Mr. John Markley, an army veteran who serves as a secretary

An M-60-A3 Main Battle Tank keeps watch over the Lycoming County Veterans Memorial Park.

for the Park Commission to find out what all is going on. Mr. Markley informed me that there are six pre-World War I tribute sites that will hopefully be completed

by Memorial Day. A brick walkway will connect the park memorials. This walkway will be used to honor and memorialize any veteran that has served in the armed forces. There are bricks available for purchase, and the veterans name can be etched in along with other information about their military career.

What a great thought out plan to honor those that have fallen and served our Great Nation. The new tributes that are being added will be for the American Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, United Indian War, Mexican War, Civil

War, and the Spanish-American War. Upon completion, The Lycoming County Veterans Memorial Park will then pay tribute to those Lycoming County veterans that made the ultimate sacrifice since the founding of our Great Nation, while honoring those that have served by connecting the historical timeline with the names of veterans.

Lycoming County Veterans Memorial Park is a great way to educate our future generations on the true price of freedom.

It memorializes Lycoming County residents that are true American Heroes and provides the names of those that gave their future for our Country.

The USS Wahoo Memorial is in memory of Robert B. Logue and his fellow crewmates who gave their lives during World War II. The USS Wahoo was sunk

by Japanese torpedoes in the Sea of Japan.

The World War I Monument is dedicated to the 131 Lycoming County residents who died in “The War to End All Wars.”

The World War II monument has 415 Lycoming County residents etched in the stone. Of that number 175 were from Williamsport.

The Korean War Memorial lists the names of the 60 Lycoming County residents that were lost in the line of duty between 1950 and 1953.

The Vietnam War Memorial honors 43 Lycoming County residents that lost their lives while serving our Country in this conflict, which took place between 1959-1975.

The Veterans Memorial Park also features a Global Conflicts for Peace and Freedom Monument, which is a memorial to Lycoming County residents who have given their lives in the name of our freedom beginning with Operation Desert Storm and continuing through our War on Terror. There are currently three Lycoming County citizens listed on its satellite memorial stone to this memorial.

The creation and construction of Lycoming County Veterans Memorial Park have been a community-wide effort. It is an example of veterans and the community coming together to remember the fallen, so their sacrifice will not be forgotten.

If you would like to help by purchasing a brick to honor a veteran in your life, forms are available at Williamsport City Hall 245 West 4th Street and in the mailbox at the memorial. If you would like to make a monetary donation, make the check payable to Lycoming County Veterans Memorial, 245 West 4th Street, Williamsport, PA 17701 or Post Office Box 66, Montoursville, PA 17754. For additional information call Mr. John Markley at 570-326-0947.

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Common colds are the main reason that children miss school and adults miss work. Each year in the United States, there are millions of cases of the common cold. Adults have an average of 2-3 colds per year, and children have even more.

Most people get colds in the winter and spring, but it is possible to get a cold any time of the year.

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Spearhead Book About World II Tank Gunner

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hen Adam Makos was told by a fellow Lycoming College classmate, Pete Semanoff about a gentle old man named Clarence Smoyer, who had been a tank gunner during World War II, from Semanoff ’s hometown of Lehighton, Makos had no idea that it would lead to an odyssey that would bring him to Cologne, Germany and the reuniting of Smoyer with a German adversary.

All of this has culminated in a new book written by Makos called, Spearhead: An American Tank Gunner, His Enemy, and a collision of Lives In World War II. It is the latest book from Makos who has previously authored two other highly regarded books, called A Higher Call and Devotion. Both were New York Times bestsellers.

Webb Weekly interviewed Makos about his new book and what follows is that interview.

WW: Can you supply me all the particulars such as why did you write it?

“I love searching for untold stories because it gives my readers a chance to see a new side of World War II, or to meet a new hero, like watching a movie for the first time. To me, it’s also about justice. To think that some young man risked his life for us, all those years ago, or maybe he made the ultimate sacrifice and bled-out on some European battlefield, as one of the heroes of Spearhead actually did, I don’t think it’s right for us ever to forget their names.”

WW: What is the background story?

“I truly feel I’m ‘led’ to some of these stories, in the spookiest ways. Back when I was attending Lycoming College, my classmate Pete Semanoff told me about Clarence, a quiet hero from his hometown of Lehighton. So one day, in 2012, I went up to Clarence’s brick row house and knocked on the door. He welcomed me inside, pulled up a chair at the kitchen table and we

talked for a bit before he stunned me with a revelation. ‘Would you like to see a letter from the German I fought against?’ He was in touch with his former enemy.”

WW: What research did you have to do?

“I took my research for this story to new lengths. For Spearhead, I traveled to Cologne and the European battlefield settings WITH the veterans who fought there. Three of them were American, one was German, and we toured the battle sites and recorded their memories on the very grounds where the fighting happened.

The result is a more accurate, visceral war story, full of action and detail.

After that trip, I made more visits to Germany, visiting Cologne twice, and even traveling into the Black Forest to do research at the German military archives there.

“I uncovered a much bigger story than the tale of the famous Panther duel.

“Before I met him, I knew about Clarence’s remarkable, Wild Weststyle tank duel in the street of Cologne where he battled a German Panther tank that had parked at the steps of the cathedral. It’s considered one of the

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most famous actions of World War II, all because it was caught on film at the time. Now, anyone can watch it with the click of a mouse button.

“But even putting the reader into the middle of that duel, two tanks quick-drawing on each other, 75 yards apart, wasn’t enough to fill a book. It was the deeper, human story that drew me to write Spearhead. Our World War II tank crewmen faced a terrible reality every time they started their engines.

The first tank always gets hit. That was the nature of tank combat on the Western Front in early 1945. The Germans were on the defense; they could dig in and wait for our guys to come over the hill or around the bend. They could wait to fire until the first American tank rolled into their crosshairs.

“So to go first took guts, because that guy was probably going to get hit. When Clarence was assigned the Pershing, a deadly new role fell to him: now, his tank would go first, in every battle.

“So I asked myself: Why would any man saddle up for that? Why did Clarence? And the answer was quite profound. He did it to keep his buddies safe. He told himself: ‘We have the biggest gun; we belong out front.’

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“It’s a one in a million that they’d have found each other, 70 years after they fought. Then to have actually met, with Clarence flying across the ocean and Gustav driving from northern Germany. And then for them to become inseparable friends?

You couldn’t script a better ending to a war story. “ WW: What did you learn by writing the book?

“I learned how precious our remaining time is with our World War II veterans.

“I’ve enjoyed my time coming to know and celebrating the heroes you’ll find in the pages of Spearhead.

“Clarence is 95. Buck Marsh, the GI who used to ride into battle on Clarence’s tank, he’s 95. We lost Gustav, the German side of the story, in 2017.

“For now, I just want to throw a big party for these heroes, to let people know their names and celebrate their lives while we still have them, 75 years later.”

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“There’s a poignant moment in the movie “Fury,” where one of the characters played by Shia LeBeouf recites a Bible verse that summed up the tanker’s role. ‘Then I heard the voice of the Lord say who shall I send? Who will go for us? And I said, ‘Here am I. Send me.’

WW: Did you face any challenges or problems in writing the book?

“One of them was handling the sensitive issue of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder).

“Like many veterans, Clarence came home and buttoned-up his memories of the war and never aired out the troubling things he’d seen. He never de-briefed or decompressed.

“So, in his later years, when the memories re-surfaced, there was no one left to talk with — all of the men from his crew had passed. There was just one man he could turn to, who had seen the same horrors in Cologne, but from the other end of the street. This man had been his enemy, Gustav Schaefer.

“When Clarence returned to Cologne in 2013, and sat down to talk with Gustav, his former enemy proved to be his saving grace. Talking. It’s what helped him put his ghosts to rest. And

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The Lower 48

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n 2006, I set a plan to see all the remaining lower 48 states from the seat of a Harley Davidson. I had already ridden to and from all of the northeast — New England and the east coast states down to and including South Carolina by this time. I got a wall map, a few highlighters, and I started selecting routes for several trips to catch all the remaining states.

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myself, the first being (as in all past trips) I had to leave for each trip on a Harley Davidson that I owned.

Second, as in all other trips, was that I had to leave from my home on that motorcycle and return to my home on that motorcycle, no planes, trains, trucks or trailers and certainly no rental bikes involved. As the planning went on, I decided that “riding” in each state was a must, so no short cuts or detours into a state just to say I rode there and then quickly leave and head for the next.

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Now these were my rules, and they fit me, but I in no way feel different about anyone doing their own thing, this is America — Land of the Free!

To begin this journey, I sold my Road King and ordered a 2007 Street Glide in vivid black. I can still remember my wife asking me on a cold February morning why the Harley Dealer was backing a trailer down the driveway toward the garage — I may have forgotten to tell her about the purchase. Looking back, I wish I would have ordered an Electra Glide Classic and as a side note — I did buy one in 2012 and finished all the remaining trips on it.

After proper planning and research, I spent some time each year ‘selling’ my plans to friends for each of the trips in order to have good friends to share each journey with. In April 2007 my friends KD and Whitey rode along to Louisiana, and all the way we explored the open road on two wheels. We left PA, headed for WV, KY, TN, AR and LA, and all

along the route tried to locate Mom & Pop diners. The farther south we went, the more each food stop got better.

Our goal was New Orleans with a stop to see a friend in Baton Rouge and one in Alexandria. One of the first must-see places was a trip down Louisiana Highway 105; this twolane country road is famous for the final scene in the movie Easy Rider.

Upon our arrival in the “Big Easy,” we were welcomed with the sights, sounds and the smells of Creole and Cajun cooking. As we rode into New Orleans, about a year after Hurricane Katrina, the damage and horror caused were still evident all around.

As we were riding towards the hotel, I couldn’t help but see ahead of us at what looked like a hill, it was Lake Pontchartrain, and it sits 12 feet above sea level.

From 2001 to 2015 there were numerous trips to Daytona, Sturgis, Laconia, Delmarva and Myrtle Beach bike weeks with many of my friends, almost all of whom still ride today. On a trip to Tennessee to

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GAINING CONTROL OF EMOTIONS While no one necessarily likes to think about the inevitability of death, planning responsibly for the end of life can help relieve much of the anxiety that is so often associated with this time. By pre-arranging their own funerals, people often find they have a certain sense of accomplishment knowing that their final arrangements have been taken care of. These feelings are bolstered by the comfort of knowing that they have spared members of their immediate family from experiencing the charged emotions that so often arise when faced with making important decisions pertaining to the death of a loved one. At the very least, funeral pre-arrangement provides ample time to do the necessary research that leads to well-informed decisions.

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fter much consideration and consultation with friends and family, I have come to a decision concerning my future as a public servant.

VOTE

May 21st

TRIM county waste.

DIVEST excess county properties.

VIEWS ON TAXES During that same period I am very proud to have only proposed just two tax increases. Let me emphasize that again: As Mayor I have introduced only two tax increase budgets.

Yet over and over again, city council deemed our financial department's estimates wrong and increased your taxes 6 times! Yet in every case the budget projection of the finance department were either met or exceeded. Many of those tax increases passed by council, I deemed unnecessary and did not sign the budget.

I have always tried to find ways to increase the city's revenue stream, even if only for a year, while also finding ways to trim expenses. This single issue of continually raising taxes WITHOUT proposing cuts or eliminating waste has been my greatest frustration with the city council.

YOUR SUPPORT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.

Vision, Leadership & Decisiveness for County Government Paid for by Citizens for Campana, Kathy Hutchinson, Treasurer

Over the last few months I have been flattered by the outreach of love and concern that so many of you have given to me. I have thought long and hard about your request for me to run for another term as your Mayor and I am humbled by your trust in me.

CANDIDACY FOR LYCOMING COUNTY COMMISSIONER All of these efforts have been very rewarding mostly due to the fact that they were so gladly appreciated.

It is with that feeling in mind that I formally announcing my candidacy for Lycoming County Commissioner.

As I have just stated, I have worked closely with all the different County Commissioners over the years on several projects. I found them all to be good and sincere people.

But I strongly believe that my 24 years of public service as council person and Mayor, which provides me with more experience, more knowledge of government workings and more documented success with lowering taxes and eliminating waste would be best utilized by the county of Lycoming and all of the communities that will benefit.

VISION, LEADERSHIP AND DECISIVENESS Vision, leadership and decisiveness is what I will bring to the county government, and I will work closely with the other commissioners to eliminate the county debt.

Freeze county taxes. Trim county waste. Divest excess county properties. I will continue to establish county-wide synergies to save all the fine communities of this county money.

I have the strength, the experience, the vision and the leadership skills necessary for the position of commissioner. I humbly ask for your support and your vote to become your next Lycoming County Commissioner.

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attend the Combat Vets Motorcycle Association’s “Ghoststock,” my friends Dave, Ken, and I were able to make a side trip to Nashville to see the birthplace of the Grand Ole Opry — the Ryman Auditorium. It was opened in 1892 and was the home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943-1974, and in 2001 it was named a National Historic Landmark. We were able to stand on the wooden stage, tracing the steps of Hank Williams, Minnie Pearl, and George Jones.

In the final days of Feb 2013, I set out with a close friend “Springer,” and we left PA — clear roads, but 36 degrees — destination, Daytona Bike Week.

This trip was the coldest in my 20 years of riding at that point; I don’t think it got above 50 until we hit the Florida state line.

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Dave, Springer, and I set out on the 2014 southwest tour in April ‘14, and little did I know that day what was to come. Up until this trip, all the trips had been 4-7 day adventures, the only way to make it to CA and back and actually get to see a few things was to make these trips 13 days. Like many trips before, we averaged 500 miles a day, with some days due to stops, location, sightseeing and such being anywhere from 300-700 miles a day. For these two week trips, I planned in a “day off ” going out and back, this was in case of breakdowns, to do laundry and take in some extra sights.

Along this trip we saw the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY, rode on numerous sections of old Route 66, ate at the Big Texan Steak Ranch (home of the 72oz. steak challenge) in Amarillo TX, toured the International UFO museum in Roswell, NM, stood on the corner of Winslow, AZ, saw the Grand Canyon, rode down the Vegas Strip, and more.

We took our day off and stayed at my Aunt Wilma and Uncle Mitch’s home in Lake Havasu, AZ, by this point it was 100 degrees, and we needed a break. On April 12th we stopped for gas near Bunkerville, NV. The gas station was full of people from all over the country. After speaking with a few people, I found out we were a mile from the Bundy Ranch, the standoff was that day.

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By this point, we were well into our way on the return trip. We got up that morning and started through Colorado, at a gas stop I looked up ahead and thought there was fog on the mountain, halfway up after looking over at a Bighorn sheep perched on a rock ledge my worst fear set in SNOW! At this point, we had climbed over 3/4 of the way to the top, and in all my planning I never considered the temperatures in the Rocky Mountains at 12,000ft in April! By the time we reached the

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The final chapter of the 48 state journey included a 2015 northern route in order to reach the last five states (ND, MT, WA, OR & ID) with a stop on the way back through in Sturgis for the 75th Anniversary.

Once again Dave was on this trip, and my friend Whitey joined us as well, and it was not until North Dakota that the scenery was actually something out of the ordinary.

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Standing on a cliff in CA, in August of 2015, looking out at the vast Pacific Ocean is where I realized my dream of seeing all the lower 48 on a Harley Davidson had come true.

My advice to anyone is simple, never let anyone tell you that you can’t do something and that includes yourself. If you have the will, you can find a way. It may not always be fun or easy, and at times it may be freezing cold. There is something special out there, and it is within everyone’s reach by car, train, motorcycle or plane. Each of these places is different in 47 way than the other — the lower 48 awaits you all!

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Bookkeeper extraordinaire — I marveled at how Mom was so organized with the check and ledger books with the receipts arranged and balanced to the penny. She did the taxes and never made a mistake. When I first started doing my taxes, they were always returned with errors. They weren’t as easy as Mom made them look. College financial aid forms, to me, seemed terribly complex, but Mom completed them quickly and quietly.

Children’s Nurse — since Mom and Dad grew up during the depression, going to the doctor meant you were going to die. I only remember going for vaccinations as a child. We did go routinely to the dentist and optometrist, thank goodness.

Educator — Mom, was high school valedictorian and was going to be a

teacher, but decided to help the war effort first by going to work at the GE plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana. (Mom lost four classmates at Pearl Harbor December 7th.) She was a part of an assembly line making the motors that activated the bomb bay doors on Catalina flying boats. When the war ended, the teaching plans were dropped after meeting my dad and getting married. But Mom was still an excellent teacher. We had several dictionaries in the house, and we had to use reasonably correct grammar. Mom and Dad bought a set of Compton encyclopedias from my fourth-grade teacher even though money was tight. The fact the teacher was my mom’s cousin might have had something to do with the sale, too!

We children didn’t know that until we were all past 4th grade — no chance for “insider favors.” In fact, she was quite strict with me; I think this was probably due to a request from Mom! Mom was a nature lover — she taught us the various trees, birds, Indiana animals, cloud formations, star constellations, and predicting the weather needed for farming — especially while in the fields. Mom taught my sister and me how to play the piano. My sister went much further with the piano than I did.

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I guess there’s something useful about practicing after all! Mom played guitar and taught me how to strum many chords including barre chords. I went further with this instrument and played — or tried to for many years — the Classic Spanish guitar. There is a phrase that goes something like this, “Classic guitar is easy to play poorly and nigh impossible to play well.” I was indeed in the first category despite six years of lessons and several weeklong masters’ classes at various universities during the summers when I was in my 20s. No

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Mom loved and cared for us no matter how rotten we were. I remember her bringing home for us a few cookies and other treats wrapped in a napkin from her ladies club meeting — “The Friendly Neighbors Club.” As we usually didn’t have cookies and other sweets in the house, I used to think the meeting was a “next to heaven” event where everyone went to eat all the cookies and

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Mom took care of animals, stray or known, pet or farm. As we were the first farm on the first gravel road a few miles out from town, we received a variety of “dumped” animals. Usually, cats and they just joined the “herd.” The stray dogs seemed to arrive at a time when we, or a neighbor, could take them in. My favorite animal find was one morning when a large, white goose, was found honking and walking around the house and barns. We claimed him and named him “Max.” Unfortunately, Max left a lot of big marks around, and I don’t mean footprints. Even though Mom loved animals, she and Dad soon found him a new home while we were at school. But we were OK with that after we learned that it had a lake and we knew the new owners.

There were so many more things my mother did, all without complaining even once. I remember her doing laundry for many years with a wringer washer. Since we had “hard” water with no softener that made it yet more of a chore, she hung everything on a clothesline. She did this even after getting a dryer. The dryer was for special items and inclement weather only.

All mothers have similar stories they could tell. There is no monetary reward, but what is gained is far greater and longer lasting. When I was older, I apologized to my mom for all the stupid and rude things I had said and done. I asked Mom if she ever regretted having children. She said, “Oh no, of course not. If I could have, I would have had more!” And Mom kept, I’m sure, every picture of us children ever taken. She left behind several albums, and shoeboxes full of pictures, and her wallet had in it several pictures of each of us at various ages.

Mothers exemplify love, selfless service, humility, putting others first, giving and expecting nothing in return — exactly what one of the best know verses, 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, in the Bible describes: “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy; it does not boast; it is not proud. It does not dishonor others; it is not self-seeking; it is not easily angered; it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.

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Other things that should be done to relieve racial tensions and improve the lot of all Americans, Mr. Mitchell said, include eradication of slum areas, providing better job opportunities for all and the most widespread use possible of churchly influences.

Mr. Mitchell recommended strongly the policies and principles of the Exchange Club in fostering brotherhood, “You people,” he told the Exchageites, “practice brotherhood all year all around and not just for a week.”

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It’s not foolproof, but it’s the best way you know to protect your dog. Add to that collar a leash with you at the other end, and Doggo isn’t going anywhere without you. But in “Ruff Justice,” the new whodunit by Laurien Berenson, a collar and a lead won’t protect anyone from murder.

Thirteen-year-old Davey had high hopes.

His dog, Augie, was just a few points away from Champion and it had to happen that weekend. It had to. After all, as Davey’s mom, Melanie Travis knew, showing Standard Poodles was practically a family tradition and Davey was a natural in the ring.

But adding points toward Augie’s Champion status wasn’t the only remarkable thing that happened that weekend. Though dog shows were usually social events mostly among friends, someone else thought differently and strangled Jasmine Crane, local artist and regular exhibitor.

But there was more: Abby Burke, sister of well-regarded dog-sitter, Amanda, came

to Melanie’s Aunt Peg’s house, looking for Amanda, who was missing. Melanie agreed to help; she was good at that sort of thing, and when she learned that Amanda had rented an apartment from Jasmine, well, there were just too many coincidences.

Amanda, as it turned out, had a boyfriend, Rick, and he was one truly awful human being. Then again, Jasmine was no sweetheart: having pilfered husbands as well as jewelry and expensive artwork, she was a thief of the highest magnitude. Was Jasmine having an affair with Rick – and if not, could Amanda be afraid of him somehow? And then there was Jasmine’s supposed friend, Sadie, who liked dogs much more than she liked people and who almost refused to speak to Melanie unless Melanie brought her poodle, Faith, along.

Sadie was eccentric, to say the least.

As Melanie poked around and asked questions, nobody within dog show circles was willing to point any fingers but it was obvious that Jasmine was nobody’s favorite person. She was demanding, conniving, and few were sorry to learn that she was gone – but who would have reason enough to kill her?

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Jewelry Sale What: Jennifer Engel Designs, handcrafted jewelry.

When: Wednesday, February 27 from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Where: Lock Haven Hospital, 24 Cree Dr., Lock Haven - Main Lobby.

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.

Book Review Luncheon What: Friends of the JV Brown Library Book Review Luncheon. Dana Brigandi, marketing and adult programming manager at the library, will present a review of the best-selling book Being Mortal by Dr. Atul Gawande.

When: Friday, March 1. Luncheon at noon; review at 12:30 p.m. Lunch available for $6.00. Reserve

lunch by calling the library at 326-0536 Ext. 134 or use the library’s online reservation calendar (http://calendar.jvbrown.edu). Reservations must be made before 3:00 p.m. on Wed., February 27. Or bring your own lunch or just attend the review at 12:30. Reservations only needed to reserve a lunch.

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

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 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 1-877-345-0691.

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

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

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

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Bingo What: Vera Bradley, Coach, Pampered Chef Bingo, Hosted by the Jersey Shore ALR. Tickets are $20, and available at American Legion Post 36, 320 Seminary St., Jersey Shore.

When: Sunday, March 3 at 1:00 p.m.

Where: Jersey Shore Elks, Jersey Shore.

Beacon Hub Drop-In Center What: The drop-in center is a consumer-run program which reaches out to individuals in the community on their road to recovery by providing skills & resources through education leading to greater independence and the ability to build self-esteem, confidence and self-determination.

Our vision is to educate, support and empower individuals with mental health illness and cognitive disabilities.

When: Monday, Noon-6:00 p.m., Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., weekends and evenings as scheduled.

Where: 227 Academy St., Williamsport.

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

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

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

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

When: Every second Tuesday of the month from

3 to 6 p.m. and the fourth Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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

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Used Book Sale What: Used book Sale – Variety of used paper & hard back books along with home-made baked goods. Enjoy a free cup of coffee or tea while browsing through the books.

When: Friday March 1st from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. and Saturday, March 2nd from 9:00 a.m.-noon.

Where: Balls Mills United Methodist Church, corner of Bloomingrove Rd. and State Route 973 East, Cogan Station.

Mardi Gras Celebration What: Dinner, dancing & prizes! $20.00 advance, $25.00 door or $150.00 for a table of 8 in advance.

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When: Saturday, March 2nd from 7:30 p.m.midnight.

Where: St. Joseph the Worker Parish Fleming Center 720 W. Fourth St. Williamsport.

Re-Creation What: Re-Creation represents Re-Creation USA, Inc., which provides entertainment programming for Veterans Affairs Medical Centers in the United States. Re-Creation is a group of dynamic young people who present both religious and familyoriented music. The group typically consists of eight singers and one or two technicians. The public is invited to attend the concert. There is no admission charge, but a free-will offering will be received.

When: Sunday, March 3rd at 7:00 p.m.

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Ash Wednesday Drive Thru What: In a rush? Drive up and receive your Ash Wednesday blessing.

When: March 6th, 2019 from 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.-5:30 pm.

Where: Kedron United Methodist Church at 14725 Rt. 220 Hwy. Intersection of Rt. 220 and Edkin Hill Rd., 10 miles North of Hughesville and 3 miles South of Muncy Valley.

Lenten Fish Dinner What: Baked haddock, choice of scalloped potatoes or mac & cheese, green beans or stewed tomatoes, roll & dessert. $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for children. Dine in or take out.

When: Ash Wednesday, March 6th 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Where: St. Joseph the Worker Parish Fleming Center 720 W. Fourth St. Williamsport.

Ash Wednesday What: Ash Wednesday services.

When: Wednesday, March 6, at noon and 7:30 p.m.

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

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Grief Share Support Group What: Muncy First United Methodist Church Weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the death of someone close to them.

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When: Tuesdays at 7 p.m.

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

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Catered Dinner What: Montgomery area senior citizens catered dinner. Members should bring table service and an item for local food bank. Reservations required call 570-547-1953 by Feb 28. New members welcome.

When: March 5th at noon.

Where: Lutheran “Brick” church.

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Mustang Club What: North Central Mustang Club March meeting. All Mustang Enthusiasts welcome.

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

Where: Fairfield Ford, Williamsport location.

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

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

Where: Montoursville Presbyterian Church, 900

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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).

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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.

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.

Caregiver Support What: Celtic Home Health and Hospice hosts a monthly Caregiver Support Group. Contact Donna Miller at 570-560-3285 for details.

When: 4th Thursday of the month from 2:00-3:00 p.m.

Where: AristaCare of Loyalsock 1445 Sycamore Road, Montoursville.

Toastmasters Club What: Eliminate your fear of public speaking.

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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.

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

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

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Where: South Williamsport United Methodist Church, 409 Main Street, South Williamsport.

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“Working with this club has definitely been entertaining. They bring a positive energy and make it a lot of fun planning this event, when it could be a lot more stressful than it is.”

The Mini-Thon will take place in the South Williamsport High School gym running from 7:00 pm until 7:00 am.

From 7:00 – 10:00 pm there will be community hours when visitors can come in and see what the Mini-Thon is about.

“We’ve put a lot of time and work into what will take place on March 1,” stressed Livorno. “Throughout the whole night it will be a lot of fun. There will be a lot of smiles throughout the whole student body. We’ll have a few new events this year that we think will bring added excitement.

By honoring Elliott and Olivia we’ll be united in a whole new way.”

The public is welcomed and invited to attend during the 7:00 – 10:00 pm hours.

There will be lots of things to do, games for kids, a raffle with some very nice prizes and food will be available. Donations would certainly be welcomed.

“I would describe the event as just energy and fun,” Rodgers offered. “Even though we are there for 12 hours the night just seems to fly by and we are doing everything we can to raise awareness regarding pediatric cancer and the fight families are going through. It certainly deserves the support of the community.”

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arlier this month more than 700 Penn State students turned the Bryce Jordan Center into a 46hour dance marathon raising $10,621,683 helping the Four Diamonds Fund support more than 4,000 families in their battle with pediatric cancer.

Originated in 1973 the annual event is the largest student-run philanthropy in the world having now raised 167-million over the years.

While smaller in scope this Friday, March 1 South Williamsport High School students will conduct their 8th annual Mini-Thon, dedicating the fund-raiser to two of their own students battling childhood cancer.

“This year we are dedicating our Mini-Thon to two of our own South Williamsport students and honoring them for what they are going through.

For Elliott Storms and Olivia Rogers and their families this is a very difficult time in their lives and we want to support them and give love where it is needed and help them in a positive way,” explained Mike Rodgers, a social studies teacher at the high school and South Williamsport Mini-Thon Club advisor. “We talked it over with our club members and everyone

was on board with honoring them this year.”

“The sole beneficiary of our Mini-Thon is the Four Diamonds Fund which is affiliated with Penn State’s Children’s Hospital. The money we raise goes there and it used not only for cancer research, but a large percent goes to helping the families with costs during their child’s treatment. The funds pay the family bills directly during the treatment period so they can focus on their own family and getting them through the difficulties they are experiencing.”

“This is the eighth year for our MiniThon,” Rodgers added. “It was started by Ryan Carper, a teacher at the high school.

He had seen what Penn State was doing in raising money and saw the opportunity to make a difference and get our kids involved in a really neat way. During our first seven years we have raised just over $179,000.”

The club has added a personal touch in their recognition of Storms and Rogers club member Tripp Breen explained.

“We asked Elliott and Olivia what their favorite colors were and since we will be honoring them we will be wearing t-shirts in their favorite colors; blue for Elliott and purple for Olivia.”

“The past two years we’ve been focusing

on trying to get the community more involved, rather than just the students and the school district,” said Sam Livorno, club president. I joined Mini-Thon my freshman year, mainly because a lot of my friends had also joined. Since then I’ve gotten more involved. Last year I was the treasurer and I’ve put a lot of effort towards it. This year I was elected president so now I am happy I can just keep going forward and put more energy in the things I’d like to see the club accomplish.”

Fellow Mini-Thon club members Breen, Tayge Molino and Alex Tsikitas share Livorno’s passion.

“Like Sam, I joined the club my freshman year. It seemed like a pretty good cause.

Since then I’ve been upgrading positions by devoting more time and helping out as much as I can,” Breen said.

“For me, I was hospitalized a couple of times for different reasons and I could see some of the kids being treated for cancer,” Molino reflected. “Their rooms would always be full of posters and pictures and it looked like they had been there awhile.

Seeing that, I always wanted to make sure they felt as comfortable as possible and to know that there are people behind them supporting them.”

“When I was in seventh and eighth grade I participated in the Mini-Thon. Once I was able to join the club in ninth grade I realized that was where I belonged, supporting these kids that are just like me and fighting cancer,” Tsikitas emphasized.

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ony Mussare has declared his candidacy for a third-term as Lycoming County Commissioner. He has the most seniority on the current board, and if truth be told, these past eight years have been a constant challenge for him. But then, challenge is something that Tony Mussare is used to.

When Tony graduated from South Williamsport High School in 1973, he was interested in one thing — becoming a businessman. Though he was an active student and participated in sports, he also had been delivering newspapers since the age of nine.

After high school he made the wisest choice of his life by getting married to his sweetheart and companion Mary while they were both teenagers.

There was not much time for romance, however, as he went to Williamsport Area Community College (WACC) to study business administration and at the same time work two part-time jobs to support himself and his young

wife. He literally had to get by on three hours sleep a day.

This would be a pattern for Tony Mussare for many years. After WACC, he worked at UPS for eight years, learning valuable and practical lessons about how to get the most out of employee effort through a phenomenal work ethic and meticulous time management. He applied those lessons when in 1987, he found himself in the carpet business. It was long slough for the next few years as he had to teach himself everything about it. It started with carpet cleaning, which then led to carpet restoration (water damage, fire, etc.). To expand his business into carpet installation, he went to work for free for three months with a carpet company to learn this part of the trade. Out of all this effort came Rainbow Carpets — a full-service, customer-oriented, employee-valued company.

By 2005, he had some 25 employees working for him in his enterprises, yet he became troubled over the high taxes that were hindering him

Obviously, his timetable got moved up. Elected in November of 2011, and then reelected in November 2016, his two terms are strangely bookended. In his first term when he became a county commissioner, he was the rookie with two incumbents, and in his second term he was the incumbent serving with two rookies. This current board has wrestled with some contentious issues, such as the county visitor tax, the day reporting center, the golf course, etc., and Tony has found himself having to fight hard for his positions.

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Like all the commissioners, Tony Mussare has found a special passion, and that is seeing young people succeed. He has commented on several occasions that one of his greatest honors is participation in the Boy Scout Eagle

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Tony Mussare, a hard-working county commissioner who hopes to continue to serve the constituents of Lycoming County.

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as a small businessman. He wrote an impassioned letter to Senator Rick Santorum outlining his concerns, and received back what he perceived as a very tepid response. A fire was ignited in the man. Like everything Tony had done in his life up to that point, he developed a plan to work his tail off and make something happen. He would spend the next ten years of his life giving up some of his active leisure activities such as billiards (which he is very, very good at, by the way) and involve himself in his community, with the goal of running for county commissioner in 2015.

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Antiques-Collectibles / Primitives

12:00 - (there bouts) Main Hall- 400 Various Lots from the Museum.

Auctioneer Note: 12:00 Start!! Due to the passing of Oliver Sones, the family is dispersing the vast contents of the Museum, this sale being the Seventh sale of MANY!! FULL listing & Photographs go to auctionzip.com (enter ID #5545). Inside building, Chairs provided, good food and laughter is available!!

Terms: Cash or good PA check. Credit cards (include lost 3% Discount). All verbal statements take precedence over previously written materials. All items are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS”, No guaranties made by the seller. Major Incident date March 3rd. NO BUYERS PREMIUM.

To all VETERANS, THANK YOU for your service!!

– Auctioneer – Chuck Kindlimann AU-003818-L

92 Industrial Park Rd., Muncy, PA 17756 570-935-0376

– Assoc. Auctioneer – Levi Spring AU-006025

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– Apprentice Auctioneer – Ms. Betty Cheshier AA-019492

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We are a custom furniture shop. When you stop by we’ll discuss what you want us to build including the style, wood and finish. We look forward to meeting you!

BEDROOM SUITES Many styles available. You can choose the style, wood and finish to suit you needs!

We will build your dining room furniture to your specifications!

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pring is a season of rebirth marked by flowers pushing through the soil and tender green leaf buds appearing on trees.

As adults begin tinkering in their gardens and clearing away the vestiges of another winter, children also can get into the spring gardening spirit — with a touch of whimsy mixed in. A fairy garden is the perfect project.

Fairies are mythical beings of romance and folklore that appear in ancient stories passed down by various cultures. Diminutive in size, fairies are often depicted as spiritual or supernatural beings in possession of magical powers who live in close proximity to mortals.

Fairies tap into the imaginations of children, who may be enticed by fairies’ mischievous and/or magical attributes. A desire to capture fairies can inspire a great spring crafting project.

Fairy gardens can be constructed in just about any container and make an enchanting addition to a home landscape, patio or child’s bedroom. It’s easy to get started today.

Begin by collecting the materials needed.

Materials will vary depending on each individual project, but some good suggestions include: • a container, such as a flowerpot, basket, wine barrel, or another vessel that will hold soil • potting soil • stones, pebbles and glass baubles • pea gravel • small plants, such as clover, moss and succulents

• twigs • miniature garden accessories and figures Begin by filling the container with the soil.

Then arrange the plants as desired while still in their individual potting containers to get an idea of the layout. When the design is established, use a spoon or small trowel to plant the greenery.

Now is the time when the whimsy can set in.

The child can create a fairy home, a garden, walkways, and much more with natural materials. Many craft stores even sell ceramic and plastic fairy furnishings. Gravel and stones can add color and extra appeal. Some peat moss or trailing Spanish moss can serve as the finishing touches.

Once completed, it’s time to wait to see if the fairies will come for a visit.

Experience - Knowledge - Results Deb Williams, Assoc Broker 570.916.1643

NEW LISTING - Loyalsock

It’s a STEAL! HURRY!

3 bedroom, 1.5 bath offering one floor living on 1 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath in East End being sold ‘as is’! acre. Outskirts yet close to town. Lots of updates. Gas heat, 2 car garage, fenced yard. Needs work. $139,900. WB-86467. Deb @ 570.321.1022 Only $44,500. WB-86454. Deb @ 570.321.1022

Dallas is a year old American Pit Bull Terrier.

He is a boisterous young man who loves to go for walks. At around two years of age, he spent the first few months of his life being bounced around between homes. He has been at the shelter for about one year now. Staff have been working with him on his manners, and he has come a long way. He still has some manners to work on.

He is a very curious dog and enjoys exploring and checking new things out. He has a special hankering for hot dogs, hamburgers, and cheese.

Sable is a 4-year-old domestic shorthair/mix.

She is a big sweetie. She came to the shelter in January as part of an investigation. She has one blue eye and one green eye, with adorable spotted fur and markings. She wears a purple collar and has a little blue bell around her neck. She loves to play and enjoys head scratches. She is looking for a forever home where she can settle in and relax, enjoying the people around her.

Just off Grampian

NEWLY LISTED - Loyalsock

Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath with dining room, gas 4 bedroom ranch on cul-de-sac. Family room heat,, deck, 2 car garage, fenced yard. $139,900. addition, garage, open floor plan. Must see! Asking WB-86402. Call Deb at 570.321.1022. $148,500. WB-86364 Call Deb at 570.321.1022.

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On Nearly an Acre

4 bedroom on outskirts being sold ‘as is’. Updated kitchen, replacement windows, garage. Asking $65,900. WB-86235. Call Deb at 570.321.1022.

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2722 sq ft 4 bedroom, 1.75 bath with 2 car garage. Space galore and beauty too! Only $195,900. WB-86175. Call Deb @ 570.321.1022.

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Looking for an investment? This corner lot duplex 6 bay car wash in Williamsport is looking for a new sits near parks and recreation. $62,500. WB-86144. owner. All equipment and supplies included.

Call Deb Williams today at 570.321.1022. $39,900. WB-85809. Deb @ 570.321.1022.

3 Unit Investment Property

Many improvements and upgrades. Two 3 bedroom units, one 2 bedroom unit. Profitable.

Williamsport. $240,000. WB-85541 Call Deb Williams @ 570.321.1022.

3 Unit - Watsontown

4 bedroom, 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom units.

Profitable property. Off-street parking. Gas heat. $112,900. WB-84497. Deb @ 570.321.1022.

Solid Brick Home for Sale

Spacious 4 bedroom, 1.75 bath two-story offers gas heat, formal dining room and 1 car garage. Could be great investment property, too. $90,000. WB85542 Call Deb @ 570.321.1022.

Watsontown Multi-Unit

6 unit investment property! Gas heat, coin operated laundry, detached garage. $210,000. WB-85388.

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Multiple properties for rent in Williamsport and Linden areas. $575 - $800 / month depending on space. Call for details. Deb Williams 570.321.1022.

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Positive cash flow in this large brick double. Many improvements & upgrades. 3 bedrooms each side. $180,000. WB-85537 Deb @ 570.321.1022.

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Where: Clarke Chapel, Lycoming College.

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

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

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

ART EXHIBITS...

EXHIBITS Opening Reception What: This March 2019, the Tap-house Gallery at the Genetti Hotel and Suites will feature: Ann Woolsey, water-based artist from Bucks County. The energy represented in Ann Woolsey’s paintings has been known to ‘brighten up a room so much, it looks like the wall just got painted.’ Acrylics, oils, and watercolor are her mediums and the acrylics have a rich deep sheen.

When: March 1, 2019. Opening reception, (First Friday), 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Public invited.

Where: Genetti Hotel & Suites, Tap-house Gallery, 200 West 4th St., Williamsport.

PERFORMANCES PERFORMANCES...

Concert What: Winter Band Concert. Admission is free.

When: Thursday, February 28th, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.

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Mondays Karaoke │ Keith’s Karaoke │ Kelly’s Grill │ 7 p.m. │ 37 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 327-9570 Quizzo Trivia │ Valley Inn │ 9 p.m. │ 204 Valley Street, Duboistown │ (570) 326-3383 Quizzo Trivia │ Sinner or Saint Speakeasy │ 7 p.m. │ 1324 W. 3rd St., Williamsport │ (570) 601-4014 Open Mic with “The Tickles” | 7 p.m. | Riverside Roadhouse, Montgomery | 570547-6289 Tuesdays Karaoke │ Keith’s Karaoke │ Morrone’s Pub │ 9:30 p.m. │ 200 East Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 651-9532 Open Mic Night │ Finish Line Cafe │ 8 p.m. │ 2014 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6936 Quizzo Trivia │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 9 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Karaoke │ Crippled Bear Inn │ 8 p.m. │ 2967 Lycoming Creek Road, Williamsport │ (570) 494-9979

Team Trivia │ Trail Inn │ 8 p.m. │ 3575 Lycoming Creek Road, Williamsport │ (570) 494-0424 Karaoke w / Starmaker Entertainment │ Ye Olde Meeting Place │ 8 p.m. │ 8350 Route 405, Milton │ (570) 742-7707 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 FILM: Classic Movies │ J.V. Brown Library │ 2 p.m. │ 19 East Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-0536 │ Free!

Bingo & Taco Night | Bingo at 7 p.m. | Riverside Campground, Montgomery | 570547-6289 Arts & Crafts with Tina | Riverside Campground Dining Room, Montgomery |5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. | (570) 547-6289

Wednesdays Live Jazz │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 7-10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Live Music │ Barrel 135 │ 6-8 p.m. │ 135 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3227131 Open Mic Night w/ Shawn Strickland │ Spartan Pub │ 9 p.m. │ 104 North Main Street, Hughesville │ (570) 584-2337 Quizzo Trivia │ Kimball’s Pub │ 9 p.m. │ Second & Park Streets, Williamsport │ (570) 322-1115 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 Country Line Dancing │ Hepburn Township Fire Hall │ 7 p.m. │ 615 Route

973, Cogan Station │ (570) 494-0411 Texas Hold ‘Em │ Riverside Lounge │ 6:30 p.m. │ South Main Street, Montgomery │ (570) 547-6289 Thursdays Live Music │ Riepstine’s Pub │ 9 p.m. │ 913 Arch Street, Williamsport │ (570) 329-2739 Live Music │ Avenue 209 Coffeehouse │ 7 p.m. │ 209 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock Haven │ (570) 748-6738 Quizzo Trivia │ Hull’s Landing │ 9 p.m. │ Routes 442 & 405, Muncy │ (570) 546-6524 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 DJ Reaper │ The New K-Bar │ 8 p.m. │ 523 East Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3267873 DJ & Karaoke w / Discmaster DJ │ Rivals Sports Bar │ 9 p.m. │ 420 River Avenue, Williamsport │ (570) 322-8980 Karaoke w / KJ Hammie │ Riverside Lounge │ 9 p.m. │ South Main Street, Montgomery │ (570) 547-6289 Trivia │ Planet Par │ 9 p.m. │ 326 Court St., Williamsport │ (570) 320-1101 Trivia | 7 p.m. | Riverside Campground, Montgomery | 570-547-6289 Fridays Live Music │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Live Music │ The Stonehouse │ 9 p.m.

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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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Veterans’Breakfast Tuesday, March 5 from 9:00am - 10:00am In the Hillside Café, located on the 2nd floor.

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With Sherry Ault Tours 2019 TRIPS

March 10 - Philadelphia Flower Show - It’s All About Woodstock! Peace! ... $95 pp April 27 - Washington DC ....................................................................$85 pp (Day on your own to visit museums with a stop at the monuments prior to departure.)

May 18 - Ladies Day Away .................................................................... FULL (Always Fills Fast! Main Event - Making Ice Cream at Turkey Hill)

June 16 - 19 - The Inn at Crumpin Fox....................................... $745 pp dbl (Bernardston, Mass) 4 days of trains, boats, food and fun

September 21 - Seneca Wineries & Windmill Markets ........................$64 pp (Lakewood, Fulkerson and Magnus Ridge Wineries)

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October 19 - Visit the Valley - It’s A Road Trip .....................................$68 pp (Lewisburg/Mifflinburg for the best Fall has to offer - Includes 2 Meals)

November 2 - New York City - Day on Your Own - Mid-Town..............$68 pp

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Saturday Country Line Dancing with DJ Mel | The Vinyard | 9 p.m. $1 Cover, No Lessons | 420 E. 2nd Ave., S. Williamsport Live Music │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Live Music │ The Stonehouse │ 9 p.m.

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- Gallows │ 154 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7475 Live Acoustic Music │ The Cell Block │ 9 p.m. - McMullins │ 154 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7475 Live Music │ Trout Run Hotel │ 9 p.m. │

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- Gallows │ 154 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7475 Live Music │ Hull’s Landing │ 9:30 p.m. │ Routes 442 & 405, Muncy │ (570) 546-6524 Live Music │ Hangar 9 │ 9 p.m. │ 208 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock Haven │ (570) 893-7638 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 DJ Blaze │ The New K-Bar │ 9 p.m. │ 523 East Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3267873 DJ & Karaoke │ Rauchtown Inn │ 9:30 p.m. │ 3235 Rauchtown Road, Jersey Shore │ (570) 745-7574 Karaoke | Planet Par | 10:30 p.m. │ 326 Court St., Williamsport │ (570) 320-1101

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County Hall Corner A Solution that Works: GEO Day Reporting System

By Larry Stout

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rison overcrowding in Lycoming County has been around so long, it is almost seemed like “prison” and “problem” were two words joined together in marriage. Five years ago, GEO Services began the process of removing that word “problem.” Today prison overcrowding has not just been removed as a problem, the prison has vacancies! What it took to get to this point is quite a story.

The original Lycoming County prison was built sometime around 1799 and 1801 at the corner of West Third Street and William Street with about a dozen cells. In 1867, the building caught fire and was totally rebuilt with the signature current tower. At that point it held nearly fifty cells and could accommodate 100 prisoners. This worked for one hundred years, but then in 1977, inmates filed a class action lawsuit over safety and medical concerns caused by overcrowding.

In 1982, the county commissioners made the decision to build a new prison on 277 West Third Street, which was opened on January 19, 1986, with a capacity for 150

prisoners. Unfortunately, crime did not adjust itself to the prison size, and within three years it had already outgrown its capacity. The solution was to transfer inmates to other counties for incarceration.

The only long-term answer appeared to be to build a new and larger prison. But the cost of $40 million price tag for such a facility would obviously add a huge debt load to the county. Alternatives to building a new prison were sought out, and in 2012, a program of a Day Reporting Center for non-violent offenders was considered. The Adult Probation Office had already been utilizing global positioning system monitoring for four years at that point, and had supervised bail and intensive supervised release programs for many years prior to that. The judges, the district attorney’s office, the probation office — it appeared everyone was on board and ready to expand this option.

In early 2014, GEO Reentry Services was tasked to put together a program that would be the right fit for Lycoming County. John Hogan, GEO area manager in Pennsylvania, knew that he needed to start with a good team, so he hired eight local personnel for the three levels needed; admin personnel who had some

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background in criminal justice or education or social work, treatment personnel with some existing experience, and finally the program director, Michael Boughton.

That original team has been a foundation that has served well.

Then there was the difficult situation of finding the right location. Many wanted the Day Reporting Center outside the city center. The courts and the probation department offices were in neighboring buildings in the center of Williamsport and it did not seem to be a deterrent to business. In the summer of 2014, the Board of Commissioners and President Judge brought 20 local business owners together and answered their questions about locating the GEO Reentry Services in the Executive Plaza, location of most of the county offices. The openness helped relieved the fears, and the location proved ideal.

Then, in September of 2014, the program was initiated and it was not just monitoring, but a complete custom-designed program that tailored behavioral change and substance abuse treatment with life and job skill offerings. A battery of assessment tools is used - nothing is cookie cutter. Every person in the program must volunteer, and failure to comply results in incarceration.

By all metrics, this program has been extremely successful. It has totally eliminated the need and expense of shipping inmates to other counties and at the same time has reduced recidivism. In less than

five years, this program has graduated 289 people through the program. Almost 100% of graduates are employed, and certified “clean.”

Despite the success, every month the GEO Program Manager meets with the President Judge, District Attorney, Board of Commissioners, Director of County Administration, Department Warden and Chief Probation officer to review outcomes and discuss what if anything could be improved. Yes, this does come at a cost, but considering that every person in the GEO system is not in jail (which runs $65/$70 day), and GEO now has 46,000 days of jail diversion, this is is program that virtually pays for itself.

Five years ago the the county was wrestling with an insurmountable prison problem, and through a tremendous amount of hard work and dedication of some outstanding people, the county today has an invaluable tool for criminal correction, the GEO Day Reporting System.

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Wondering What Your Home is Worth?

Deciding whether or not to sell is a big decision! And not knowing what your home could sell for is rather unnerving. Don’t worry, just give Barbara a call for a FREE Market Analysis. She’ll tell you what your property is worth in today’s market without pressure to sell. Call Barbara at 570.337.0769 today!

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Spacious 4 bedroom 2 bath home totally remodeled down to the studs . New gas heating and air condition, new water heater. Nice size Master bedroom and master en-suite with walk in closet, Brand new appliances with Hickory kitchen cabinets, large bonus room that could be used as pantry or den. New composite deck. $199,900. WB-84213. Call Barbara Reed at 570.337.0769 for a private showing.

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Recently, while attending a sporting clays tournament, I related to several fellow shooters just how much I was enjoying the sport and the people who attended these events. We all agreed that sporting clays is the most enjoyable, yet challenging, of all of

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Over the years, many of us have had the opportunity to introduce someone to our shooting sports and have experienced the pleasure of watching a smile of accomplishment spread across the face of a new shooter. It is very satisfying to watch the newfound appreciation and awareness for firearms of a new shooter as it washes away his previous misunderstandings and concerns about shooting.

Each and every time we introduce a non-shooter to shooting, we help make sure that the sport we enjoy will be around for future generations to enjoy as well.

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being anxious to do more next time the opportunity arises.

Whether the new shooter is young or old, man or woman, it is important to start out light, meaning that you should introduce them with either a .22 caliber rifle or handgun, or a smaller gauge shotgun, such as the .410 or 28 gauge. Make it as easy and as visually rewarding as possible by using balloons, tin cans or clay targets, when possible. There is something more rewarding when seeing a balloon burst; a tin can jump or a clay target shatter! When possible, have available for the new guy several different firearms. As an example, in shotguns, there are several different styles and actions available. There are single barrel models, side-by-side shotguns, over and under models, pumps and semiautomatics. While your preference may be the over and under, and you are most comfortable shooting that style, a new shooter may prefer one of the other actions as he tries it out for the first time. Remember, it is all about making them comfortable.

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Although it’s pretty rare, there is another eagle that shows up in Pennsylvania once in awhile-the golden eagle. A mature golden has dark brown body plumage with gold tipped feathers on the back of the head and neck. Its legs are feathered to the toes whereas a bald eagle’s legs are feathered only halfway down the leg.

We’ve come a long way towards restoring eagles in Pennsylvania, from a time when seeing one was something to talk about to seeing them on a regular basis. In 1998 Pennsylvania was home to about 25 nesting pairs, and today there is somewhere in the neighborhood of 300 nesting pairs. I know of about a half-dozen nesting sites in our general area, and I’m always on the lookout. By the way, the nesting season is about to get underway so keep your eyes open there are more eagles around than you may have realized.

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sighting, but in all fairness, I make it a point to be on the lookout for eagles. I suspect the reason a lot of people don’t see eagles is that they don’t expect to and they don’t look for them. When I’m traveling about, and I see a large bird, I am immediately trying to identify that bird. Of course, it helps to know what characteristics to look for in order to make a positive identification. I suspect there are times when turkey buzzards and even ospreys are misidentified as eagles.

I know, eagles have white heads and white tail feathers but hold on a minute — that’s only true of mature eagles. Actually immature eagles are brown, mottled with some white on their wings and body; full adult plumage (white head and tail) is not attained until about the fifth year. So that large brown bird with a wingspan of six to eight feet but no white head and tail might actually be an immature bald eagle. Also, an eagle’s flight pattern and the way they soar is

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Scott system will be able to see the games Webb Weekly: What has the ‘offLowery on their computer or smart device. It season’ been like for you? will be a big change from what we’ve Sinicropi: Believe it or not it has been busy. Some people may think we just roll done. We are one of only about three teams in about June 1 and get things ready to open in our league that doesn’t have an HD video the gates. There has been a lot of work taking system. So it is high time we make this jump place in preparation for the renovations that and get this rolling.

Along with the scoreboard, we will be will happen here, including the new scoreboard.

This HD video board is really going to upgrade expanding the size of our current press box. the fan experience at the ballpark. Overall this is The press box will be expanded on both sides a very big project. It is replacing the scoreboard that will include a new control room for the that we have, but it is really a whole different scoreboard system.

One other improvement that is on the horizon thing.

It’s not that we are upgrading something, but to be done in the fall is an upgrade of the visitor’s we are starting a whole new department in clubhouse and umpire’s rooms. our business, which is a video and scoreboard Webb Weekly: Pat Borders will be returning department. We’ve hired a new fulltime person, something we haven’t done in more than a for his fifth season as Crosscutters manager.

Isn’t this a bit unusual? decade.

Sinicropi: Yes, it is a bit unusual at this level The Crosscutters and the City are both very committed. There are certainly some Ts to cross, for a manager to be here that long. Having Pat and Is to dot, but it has been a project that has back for a fifth year is great for us. We know him been in the works for about six months. I don’t and love him, and it works for him. Pat has a big family, has nine kids, and makes his home in see it not getting to the finish line.

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We want to be affiliated with a winner, and the Phillies have always been a great organization. It is encouraging what the Phillies are doing, and I think the winning ways will soon be coming back to Philadelphia.

Last year our attendance was up on a pergame basis averaging about 1,900 a game. This year our pre-season ticket sales are running a little ahead of last year, so that is a positive. Our ultimate goal is to get to a point where there is a ticket demand for all of our 38 regular season games. Signs are pointing in a positive direction.

Right now there are about fifteen players on the Phillies roster that played here for the Crosscutters. The biggest former Crosscutter name with the Phillies is Rhys Hoskins. He is a young up & coming star. Right now I’d say that he is the biggest former Crosscutter in the Major Leagues, not just with the Phillies.

Webb Weekly: How does the rest of the NYPenn League view the Crosscutter organization?

Sinicropi: In one sense we’re still in the lower echelon of the league as far as market size and attendance, but I think league-wide we are

viewed a little bit differently than that. We have this veteran staff (general manager Doug Estes and Sinicropi have been with the organization for the past 25 years) that has been here a long time and having the MLB/Little League Classic here has really elevated us all around baseball.

It has combined to make our dot on the map a little bit bigger.

We are ‘little-ole Williamsport,’ and in some regards, we always will be. But we always try to do the best job possible regardless of market size as long as we can afford it. It is a business, and we take that incredibly seriously. Running a profitable business is not an easy thing to do in all of minor league baseball. There are many teams much larger and more famous than us that don’t do so well on the ledger. We have been lucky enough to at least sustain and that’s really the goal — to keep minor league baseball here in Williamsport.

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Webb Weekly: What has the MLB/LLB Classic meant to the Crosscutters?

Sinicropi: The biggest thing we have gained from the MLB/LLB Classic is all the renovations.

That game became the conduit for everything that has happened here over the last two to three years. Without that Major League game, so much of that would not have happened. Those things were on our wish list, but we’ve now received two state grants that the City applied for and got. I think it is safe to assume that neither of those would have happened without the Major League game. All those field improvements that MLB did make led to so many of the improvements that have since been made.

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perhaps the toughest player I have ever seen. The 6’1” dynamic athlete was a tenacious defender who could guard all five spots on the floor. Darius was an important part of the Warrior successes over the years.

Serge Cole of Montgomery, PA via the USSR was one of my personal favorites. I coached the Siberian Nightmare for one year in high school. Serge was all about making everyone better and didn’t need any credit. I am very proud of this young man and how he has developed. Serge is very active on campus and always gave Jensen a high five. I was happy to see my friend bury the first jumper on senior night.

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with,” McGarvey explained. “Collectively they made their mark both on and off the court, and they will be missed.”

Tre Chandler of Park Vista, FL was the big man who had a great outside touch.

He was the candid team leader who led the Warriors in flops. Tre, a talented Theatre major, missed two games because he had the lead role in the school’s play. That’s a beautiful thing that you can’t make up. He finished his senior campaign as one of the leading scorers.

Hiro Yamiko of Sakata, Japan was a crowd favorite. He lived the American dream by being a part of this team.

Hiro was fundamentally sound and was surprisingly athletic. My man would make a great play leaving his opponents shaking their heads on a regular basis.

Jordan Logan of Oxford, PA spent the last four seasons excelling on the soccer field. The multiple all-conference selections helped solidify the stoutly Warrior defensive backfield. Jordan was solid on the court as well. He was a great asset, a total team player and got some valuable PT before a season-ending injury.

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he District 4 Swimming and Diving Championships open this week with plenty of local swimmers hoping to either repeat or reach the podium for the first time.

The two-day event at Williamsport features the best swimmers the District has to offer. These are the races we’ve all been thinking about throughout the year, and there will be plenty of good storylines to follow. Let’s take a look.

Repeating Champions Looking to Repeat The District 4 Swimming and Diving Championships is a mix between individual performances and groups of swimmers competing for the greater good of the team. Each individual will have a chance to qualify in their respective event along with helping the team secure a top overall finish.

For the individual swimmers, especially on the boy’s side of the meet, there is a chance for a lot of repeating champions. Of the 11 events, not including diving since there’s only one event, six were claimed by a repeating champion last

year. Sayre’s Caleb McClelland won the 200 free, and 500 free, Danville’s Luke Stine won the 100 fly and the 100 back, and Lewisburg’s Christian Coleman won both the 200 IM and the 100 free.

Both Stine and Coleman will be back for this year’s meet. McClelland might not be back for Sayre, but his brother Joshua, who won the 50 free, will be back.

Both Coleman and Stine have looked outstanding throughout the regular season. Both should contend for top spots.

They will also be key in helping their respective schools compete in the three relay events that include the 200 medley, 200 free, and 400 free.

Central Columbia, which won the boy’s side of the District 4 meet, claimed all three relays last year and should still be a threat as most swimmers on those relays return.

The girl’s side of the District 4 meet features the return of a three-time State Champion in Shamokin’s Abby Doss. She will once again be favored for the 200 IM and the 500 free.

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mers should enter the meet with high hopes.

Jersey Shore’s Jordan O’Connor has been outstanding all season and will likely compete for the top overall spot in multiple events. She will also be helping Jersey Shore’s 200 medley Brett Crossley relays, and 200 free relays attempt to repeat as champions.

Warriors Hoping for Big Two-Day Run Montoursville’s Sam Jordan and Kurtis Johnson will enter this week’s meet with the hopes of claiming a few events. Those two along with Angelo Silvagni and Jacob Fellinger will be serious contenders in a loaded field of relays on the boy’s side.

Montoursville’s final dual meet prior to the District 4 meet saw Jordan and company taking on Lewisburg. The Green Dragons group of Thomas Haynos, Christian Coleman, Jack Drouin, and Austin Blakeslee are some of the best swimmers in the area. Montoursville got the better of the Green Dragons, which should give the group a lot of confidence as it heads into the District 4 meet this week.

“We’re hoping to get first, but that all depends on the other teams,” Jordan

said. “There are a lot of other competitive teams. We should be in the top three for sure.”

Jordan and Johnson, who have spent the entire season competing against each other, are outstanding freestyle swimmers. They have performed well in freestyle events throughout the season.

Jordan even won the 500 free during the meet against Lewisburg. He’s typically a sprinter, competing in the 50 free.

Dragons Hoping for Another Big Send Off Lewisburg has perfected the art of sending their seniors off with one final boom at the District meet. This year should be no different as Christian Coleman and Lauren Michaels headline a solid group of seniors who return with District gold medals.

Coleman returns as the 200 IM and 100 freestyle champion from a season ago.

He also returns as a state qualifier, which should give him plenty to feel good about as he enters the meet. He qualified early in the season and has spent his time fine-tuning his technique in the hopes of more gold.

“I feel really strong,” Coleman said. “I feel like our team is really strong at the moment. Everybody will be tapered and well rested. I just want to work on the little things. Faster reactions and better starts. The little stuff.”

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OIL FURNACE MODEL PUT210H. Water BTU 151, Heating Capacity 176. Runs Good, Make Offer. Approximately 75 Gallons Of Oil. 257 Oil Tank. 134728 FOR SALE. ELECTRIC 14.4 Cubic Inch Refrigerator. Excellent Condition. Best Offer. Call 570-725-2050. 134728 30 GALLON AQUARIUM With Stand. $100.00 OBO. Call 570-916-2260. 134831

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CNC / MANUAL MACHINE OPERATOR OPPORTUNITY Engineer Your Future with ANDRITZ. We hire great people for great careers. We can’t do our industry justice on one page, so please visit www.andritz.com to learn about our story and discover where we’re going!

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ANDRITZ, a globally leading supplier of plants, equipment, and services, in the FEED & BIOFUEL industries has current openings at our Muncy, PA location for flexible team oriented people, interested in becoming a part of our long-term successful organization.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities: Candidate must be able to set up, operate, program, and maintain various complex, computer numerical controlled (CNC) machine tools (six-axis minimum) and manual controlled machine tools to mill, drill, tap, bore, and turn a variety of parts of various alloys and materials; perform in-process and final inspection as required; proof test all programs, make corrections; perform shop floor programming as necessary; machine and inspect parts within a specified time frame and document any changes while working to the highest standards of safety, quality, and 5’s housekeeping; load parts using fork lifts and/or floor operated cranes. Position requires advanced CNC machining / programming knowledge and skills. A high degree of responsibility is required due to value of parts machined.

Skills & Abilities: Must be proficient in reading and interpreting complex drawings and blueprints, have the ability to use measuring instruments, handle and transport materials utilizing fork trucks, cranes, and other mobile equipment, be a logical thinker with problem-solving strategies, detailed, self-motivated, able to handle multiple tasks, prioritize work, make sound, independent decisions, maintain a high degree of accuracy in a fast-paced environment, be versatile, flexible, have a cooperative attitude to interface with all levels of staff and departments inside/ outside the company; work independently and/or as a team member with little to no supervision. Excellent knowledge of the English language and grammar is required. The ability to communicate effectively, at all levels (internal/external) both verbally and in writing is essential. Candidate must represent the Company’s interests, and regard confidentiality at all times.

Environment & Physical Requirements: Work is performed in a plant environment which may be dusty, dirty, with varying temperature and noise levels, heavy duty magnets, welding machines, and manual & remote controlled devices using radio signals; keep work area orderly and clean to 5’s standards. Must be able to lift at least 50 lbs., sit, stand, walk, stoop, bend, reach, kneel, ascend/descend stairs, work in tight spaces, possess excellent sight, hearing, touch, and manual dexterity, visual acuity, coordination and balance, and wear necessary PPE. Perform all other duties as assigned, adhere to Company standards at all times, while working in a safe and efficient manner; endure long working hours when required and must be flexible to work different shifts as business dictates.

Andritz offers a very competitive wage and an outstanding benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short & long term disability, accidental death & dismemberment insurance, 401(k) - up to 6% match, vacation, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, and 12 paid holidays.

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134856

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134402

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134605 LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT anticipates the following teacher positions beginning the 2019-2020 school year: Middle School English Language Arts Secondary Science – Biology Certification Preferred. Secondary English.

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134850 TEMPORARY FARM LABOR: KUTIK’S HONEY FARM, OXFORD, NY, has 11 positions with 3 mo. exp. required as beekeeper with references; raise honeybees to produce honey & maintain colony health through feed supplements, caging queens, install queen cells, assemble hives, harvest combs, transport honey; building, equip. & vehicles maint.; long periods of standing, bending & must be able to lift 75#; must obtain driver’s license within 30 days of hire with clean MVR; no bee, pollen, or honey related allergies; once hired, workers may be required to take employer paid random drug test; testing positive/failure to comply may result in immediate termination; employer provides free tools, equipment, housing and daily trans; trans & subsistence expenses reimb.; $13.25/ hr, may increase based on exp. w/ possible bonus; may work nights, weekends, holidays and asked but not required to work Sabbath; 75% work period guaranteed from 4/15/19 – 11/07/19. Apply and review ETA790 requirements at nearest PA Workforce Office with JO# NY1290641 or call 717-787-3354. 134738

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FREE Estimates. Call 570-9982402.134455

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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 Reduced To $139,900.

Motivated Seller. Call Allison at 570-772-9342. 134609

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HOUSE FOR RENT. 1/2 Double In Newberry. $750.00 A Month. Call 570-323-7744 Or 570-560-9541. 134842 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, 1/2 Double. No Pets, No Smoking.

Tenants Pay All Utilities. $750.00 A Month Plus $750.00 Security Deposit. Gas Heat. $200.00 Water Security. Call 570-209-1765.

134833 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 570-2797142. 134417

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

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!! Iris Commons Apartments Office located at 618 Center Street Williamsport, PA 17701. 1-800-7353068 TDD: 711. 2, 3 & 4 BR Apartments Rent includes heat.

Tenant responsible for electric,water, sewer, trash removal.

Must meet federal program requirements. Section 8 Accepted.

Call and request an application at 1-800-735-3068 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. 134417

CEMETERY PLOTS 8 BURIAL PLOTS FOR FAMILY. $5600 Value-Sell For $4000. Will Split, In Montoursville. Call 570-220-0245. 0000 2 INURNMENT LOTS At Green Lawn. Together. $700.00 Each. Optional Bronze Memorial Extra. Call 303-816-5041 .

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STORAGE UNITS 10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570-326-2830. 134404

VEHICLES CAMPER 2011 KEYSTONE SPRINGDALE Camper. Excellent Condition. In Year-Round Campground But Can Be Moved. Call 360710-6823. 134460

SUV 2018 DODGE JOURNEY. Very Low Mileage. $18,000. Call 570-323-7213. 134834

JEEP ‘94 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE. Looks Good, Runs Good, Needs Driver. $1,500.00 OBO. Call 570-998-2916 Between 2pm And 8 pm. 134583

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WANTED! HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Call 570-320-0630.

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

TRUCK 2017 F-150, CREW CAB, 3.5 ECOBOOST. 5,500 Miles, Like New, $34,800. Call 570-5066700.134605

VEHICLES WANTED ATTENTION B & C Auto Wreckers Will Now Pay Top D ollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment.

Licensed and Professional Service.

Call For Details.

570-547-1040.

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Your Business Card Mailed to Over 58,000 Homes. $47.50/Week (1-4 Weeks) or $37.50/Week (5 or More Weeks)

Call Jaimie at 570-326-9322

Dependable • Superior • Sustainable

CHRIS CONTRACTING

specializes heifer barns, freestall barns, pole buildings, garages, reroofing / residing, concreting, etc.

BANKRUPTCY

FREE Conference - Payments OK, Lower Fees!

Get a FRESH START and eliminate harassing calls & debts you can’t afford.

CHRIS MARTIN

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

293 Metzger Dr, Watsontown, PA 17777

(570) 238-6180

Premium Anthracite Coal

200.00/Ton

Debt Relief Agency Filing Bankruptcy Under Bankruptcy Code

722 FUNSTON AVE WILLIAMSPORT PA 17701 OFFICE: 272-202-4994 FAX: 272-202-4995

Attorneys Jim & Thea Beatrice

jennmarie85@ymail.com CELL: 570-765-1349

We Pay You Before We Cut! Buyers of Standing Timber

570-546-2050 • 570-323-1944

AMMOGUY

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50lb. Bags $6.50

Big Mountain Lumber

Quality New & Remanufactured Ammunition and Components

16704 State Route 44 Allenwood, PA 17810

KEN’S CUSTOM AMMO, LLC

Producers of Quality Forest Products

ALL SIZES AVAILABLE

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

570-412-5637

LOOMIS PAINTING

PA# 094242

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

Over 18 Years Experience • Fully Insured

CALL TODAY 570-447-0463

Office: 570-547-6387

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

Email: dheltman@verizon.net

1840 Liberty Drive • Williamsport, PA 17701

(570) 494-1716

uality OutdOOr Furniture Q •C •s •T hairs

wings

1864 Lycoming Mall Drive • Muncy

Kepner Farm Supply LLC

BULK COAL

Also Bulk Bag Fertilizers Farm & Lawn Seed • Agricultural Chemicals

429 Maple Lane • Muncy, PA 17756

PH: 570-546-3725 • Fax: 570-546-2856

DEMOLITION

ables

• ChiCken Coops

654 Farm market Ph: 570-745-7156

Open: Monday thru Saturday

SEAMLESS GUTTERS

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

570-547-2505

Joel - 570-932-1619 Dave - 570-220-6580

Email - Demowurx@gmail.com

570.725.2341 - Free Estimates - Fully Insured

- Residential Homes - Barns & Sheds - Concrete & Asphalt - Mobile Homes - Fire Damage Buildings - Garages - Commercial Structures - Swimming Pools We also provide Excavation and Hauling Services.

Serving the greater Susquehanna Valley.

Renew Carpet Cleaners Serving the Area Since 1995

Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System

3 Areas - $99

570-323-8011

238 Pine Loganton Rd -- Loganton

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

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

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

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

Services We Provide

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

“Providing the Highest Quality Expertise at a Competitive Price & Outright Professionalism”

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7613 Route 654

Miller’s

570-935-0744

On Facebook as ammoguykca

Call 570-326-9322

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