Webb Weekly December 4, 2019

VOLUME 17 • NUMBER 49

A Family-Oriented Publication

DECEMBER 4, 2019

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From the Publisher…

A Friend and Fan for All Seasons

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appy Birthday to my good friend Pedie McDonald. It’s hard to believe he’s going to be 60 years young! It seems like only yesterday I shared his 50th birthday with him.

I have had a special relationship with Pedie and his parents, Peyton and Peachy, over the years. It began when I was a young Lancer playing basketball for CI, Coach Insinger, and football for Coach Ken Robbins. Pedie was always around as a team manager and assistant coach.

Pedie is just flat out a great person, full of life and energy. Always so positive no matter the situation, always there for the team no matter the outcome of the game.

I especially enjoyed the dinner his Mother Peachy would prepare for the basketball team each year. The McDonalds would have us over to their house to share friendship, fun, and a great spaghetti dinner. Thank you, Peachy.

My love for my brother Pedie continued after I graduated from Loyalsock.

Anytime I would see him at a sporting event or just run into him somewhere, he was just so happy to see me, and we would catch up on everything. Next up were some of my favorite times shared with Pedie. My sons Jimmy and Hunter have known him from the time they began wearing cleats and basketball

sneakers to enjoying those dinners with Pedie at his home while in high school.

We had so much fun during those Little League days. Pedie was always nearby, and very complimentary of my teams.

He loved it when we played Crouse’s coached by Paul Roman, and then Rich Holtz. That was the big rivalry.

Tip of my Loyalsock Little League cap to both because they got the best of my teams almost every time. These great games were a special time in Jimmy and Hunter’s Little League experience. Pedie would usually start out on my side of the field and would end up with the Crouse team celebrating another championship.

And rightfully so, both were Loyalsock teams, and Pedie is the ambassador of Loyalsock Little League.

I often included Pedie like he was one of my players or coaches after games.

One of my favorite memories is when my team went to Rivals after a game. It just happened to be karaoke night. Of course, many of my players participated, and even a couple of coaches. But the star of that karaoke night was Pedie McDonald when he belted out Sweet Home Alabama.

Best karaoke performance ever!

We were fortunate to share many championships from Little League right on through high school with Pedie. He is definitely Loyalsock’s number one sports

fan and would be in attendance at every game.

Whether it is a District Championship Little League baseball game, District Championship Lancer basketball game, or State Championship Lancer baseball final, Pedie always kicks it up a Jim notch when there’s a title Webb, Jr. on the line. He has won more Championship medals than any player or coach in the history of Loyalsock Township Athletics.

If you ask Pedie what the best one was?

He would answer the next one!

Pedie’s cheer during a Lancer basketball game of, “Never, never make it, shoes untied!” is legendary. You wouldn’t believe how many conversations have been struck up during my travels, beginning with “How is Pedie?”

Everybody around the state and beyond knows him! Did I mention that any time I need to know about a player, current statistics, or what the league standings are, I always ask Pedie. He has it covered from high school to college to the professional level. He’s got a brilliant mind and loves athletic competition.

Pedie is a special person that can talk to anyone at any time and make their day better — this while being completely honest. That’s hard to do when you’re around as many athletic teams and coaches as he is. I remember after losing

a tough baseball game, Pedie’s words to me were, “Tough game, tough game, buddy. Should have changed pitchers.

You have anyone else that could pitch?”

Yes, I did, and he was absolutely right.

His timing might not have been the best, but how in the heck do you get upset with Pedie McDonald? Besides, he does the same thing to CI, who has won 1,000 games. By the way, what an amazing thing CI did bringing Pedie on board with the Lancer basketball team decades ago.

Pedie is an example of a person giving love and kindness to his fellow man and all that is good in humanity, giving it right back. He exemplifies the phrases “everyone is special in their own way” and “make the most of every day,” along with “his motor just doesn’t stop running.” This is true even as he’s turning 60!

We can learn a lot from the Pedie McDonald story. It begins with Peyton and Peachy’s love of their amazing child.

This love then being shared every day within the community they call home.

As the years pass, this love extends out, touching more people than imaginable.

So make sure you wish Pedie a Happy Birthday! His journey is one that he continues to share with so many folks.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone for all the caring, friendship, and love that you have shared right back with Pedie and his family over the years.

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I’ve got a bobble or two about, but for the most part, I try to take one holiday at a time, so now that we are through Thanksgiving, I’m ready to start setting my sights on the ‘most wonderful time of the year.’

Nothing says Christmas around the Webb Weekly office like when The Blaise Alexander Christmas Coloring Contest is in full swing! We have entries coming in left and right, and our elves are hard at work. If you haven’t heard, every year I bring in elves, straight from the North Pole, to help me out. They are helping judge the entries, along with keeping them sorted by age group, and compiling the list of names to be published the week of Christmas!

We brought in a whole new batch of the little pointy-eared imps this year, so if you see them wandering about, please point them back towards Southside.

Cupcake Fizzyfluff, Merry Gingertows, Noel Twinklespice and Marshmallow Cuddlecane, are easily distracted. They keep heading out to see Santa downtown, so we have to keep them reigned in. I’ve found dangling a Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cake in front of them like a carrot helps to keep them on task. Except for Marshmallow, she seems to prefer candy

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This is the 2nd week for the coloring contest, so you have plenty of time to get your entries in.

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You can drop them off in the office or mail them to: Blaise Alexander Christmas Coloring Contest c/o Webb Weekly 280 Kane St., S. Williamsport, PA 17702 The coloring page and details are on pages 18 and 19.

Speaking of Santa…

Every year around this time I share a Facebook post that I stumbled upon a couple of years ago that says, “Just a reminder to all the parents out there to be

modest with your gifts from ‘Santa’. Not all parents have a ton of cash to spend on making their kids’ Christmas special, so it doesn’t make sense to have Santa give your kid a PlayStation4, a bike, and an iPad, while his best friend at school gets a new hat and mittens from Santa. Give them something small from Santa and make the more expensive presents from you. You can explain the value of money to kids, but you can’t explain Santa’s discrimination to a heartbroken kid.”

Say it louder for the people in the back.

“You can explain the value of money to kids, but you can’t explain Santa’s discrimination to a heartbroken kid.”

I think this is a really important thing to share and the parents on my friends list have been 100% supportive of the idea.

There have been several over the years that were already doing this and several other who said that they were going to start.

Listen, if you are willing and able to give your child an iPhone11, a championship thoroughbred horse, and a summer vacation on Bora Bora for Christmas, by all means do so! (and maybe consider letting me tag along to Bora Bora) However, make sure they understand those gifts are from you. Let Santa bring new PJs or books. Don’t let some other child think that Santa loves them less, or worse yet, that they were somehow ‘bad’ and less deserving than little Joey up the street. Being a kid in today’s world is hard enough without adding to it.

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Pedie McDonald: Loyalsock Athletics’ Most Beloved And Fervent Fan

By Lou Hunsinger Jr.

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t every Loyalsock High School athletic and even Loyalsock Little League game, there is always one unmistakable and enthusiastic person present at all of them — that is Pedie McDonald.

No Loyalsock game would be complete without him being there. Pedie is a very special part of such contests.

Pedie is the son of the late Peyton McDonald and his wife, Peachey. Pedie is mentally and physically challenged, but neither of these dampens his spirit or his enthusiasm.

Peachey said Pedie was involved in Hope Enterprises’ summer programs and then entered the Blast Intermediate Unit’s 17 educational program and went to school until he was 21. He works every day at Hope Enterprises from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., just as an average workingman would. A bus from River Valley Transit picks him up at 7:30 each morning and gets him home at about 4 p.m.

“His dad loved baseball and basketball, and when our other son, Todd was old enough for Little League, Peyton

coached a minor league team, ‘Faxon Bowling,’ in the Loyalsock Little League and Pedie was, of course, included as well,” Peachey told Webb Weekly. “From that point on, Pedie fell in love with Little League baseball. He would always hang out, went to all the games, and encouraged all the kids on all the teams while they played. He never left the league, which is only a few blocks from our house.”

She said that Pedie’s friendships with these Little Leaguers carried over when many of them, later on, would play on the various Loyalsock High School athletic teams. So, as a result, he knew them as youngsters, and they knew him.

Perhaps no one has encouraged and made Pedie more a part of Loyalsock’s athletic scene than Loyalsock’s legendary basketball coach, Ron ‘C.I.’ Insinger.

“Coach Insinger has treated Pedie with such dignity and affection,” Peachey said. “And I think the players see this, for C.I. has been his good friend for more than 40 years. He made Pedie ‘team manager,’ but I think he is actually more a water boy, which is just fine with him. I think that his involvement with C.I. and

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“Pedie is an intense competitor. He can’t participate, but he is in every game with his whole heart and soul,” Peachey declared.

He does not confine his enthusiasm just to Loyalsock. He is an avid spectator every year at the Little League World Series, where he has ‘friends in high places.’

“Steve Keener (CEO of Little League) always makes sure Pedie has a seat in the reserved seating areas at Lamade and Volunteer stadiums, where all Little League’s VIP’s sit,” Peachey said. “He has even gotten on a first name basis with Major League Baseball Commissioner, Rob Manfred.”

Peachey was asked what it was like to be out and about with Pedie.

“It is just fun to be out and about with Pedie. There are countless ‘hi Pedies’ wherever you go. His forever-young friends now have kids of their own, so the warmth continues. These encounters are thrilling to me and make me so proud of him.”

She was asked about what summed up Pedie, and the secret of his success is very simple. She answered, “He is convinced that everyone is glad to see him, and he treats everyone with respect.

That is how he approaches life.”

Pedie has a milestone birthday on December 9 when he turns 60 years young.

In these divisive and contentious times, the world could use more Pedie McDonalds.

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the basketball team has been the key to Pedie’s association with Loyalsock athletics.”

Loyalsock’s basketball opponents are very familiar with his attempts to rattle their players when they are attempting to make foul shots. He hurls such taunts as “Never make it; you’ll never make it,” and “Your shoe’s untied.”

“One time, not long ago, an athletic director from one of Loyalsock’s opponents complained strenuously about Pedie’s attempt at distraction,” Peachey said. “Well, the Loyalsock folks set him straight about that, and an apology ensued from them.”

Pedie also has a strong tie to the Loyalsock football team that reaches back to Ken Robbins’ tenure as football coach.

He always had a coveted place on the team bus on the way to road football games.

Current Loyalsock football coach, Justin Van Fleet, was informed by Pedie that he, Pedie, was part of the Loyalsock football package and sure enough — he is. Like the basketball team, he holds an honored spot and role with the football team.

Van Fleet’s father, Duane, takes Pedie home from all the games in his ‘big blue truck.’ Additionally, several Loyalsock basketball players such as Tommy Baggett and Mitchell Klingerman would take him back from basketball games during their senior years.

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Such was the case in the ordeal of the last week. From the first grim confirmation of the Allegheny Airlines crash that claimed 25 lives, organizations and individuals charged with such emergencies worked quickly, competently and with quiet heroism until the last harrowing detail was cleared up.

Additionally, a great number of volunteers gave willing, selfless and courageous service. It is impossible to list them all, but the community can be proud of the good job that was done.

Teams of investigators have been at work seeking to determine the exact cause of the tragic crash and why the ill-fated airliner took such a strange

course immediately preceding the crash into the mountain. Whatever, the findings they reach, they cannot cloud a splendid safety record — both for Allegheny Airlines and the Williamsport-Lycoming County Airport.

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e’re getting into the heart of the holiday season, a time packed full of gift-giving, shopping extravaganzas, parties, and activities galore. While this season is meant to bring feelings of love and cheer, it can also be one of the most stressful times, putting added strain on your heart.

Beat the holiday stress this year and learn to love the holidays while keeping your heart health in check with the following simple tips: Eat Healthfully – Plan ahead when you’re attending big gatherings.

Look over all the food offerings and pick and choose carefully – moderation is key. Remember, you don’t have to sample everything.

Make sure you are choosing nutritious options such as fruits and vegetables for more energy.

Limit Alcohol Consumption – Just like with food, moderation is key.

Enjoy the holiday, but remember to treat your body well, so you have the energy, stamina, and health to make it through the New Year

celebration. Alcohol can interrupt sleep patterns, cause stomach issues, and increase depression.

Exercise – Just because you’re busy, keep up with your normal exercise routine. Regular exercise is a great stress-reducing tool and outlet for the body. Additionally, it helps you sleep better at night, keeps the blood flowing and heart pumping, and encourages the body to release endorphins – the feelgood chemical in our bodies.

Substitute Healthy Indulgences – If you’re feeling stressed, don’t reach for the cheesecake or the eggnog.

Instead, look for a healthy way to relax such as taking a hot bath, lighting a scented candle, turning on your favorite Christmas movie, or calling an old friend.

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Manage Your Expectations – You don’t have to be perfect to enjoy the holidays. Sometimes good enough is just perfect. Set realistic expectations and don’t worry when things may not go according to plan.

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She intended to live with her parents, who had custody of the child in compliance with the county’s Children and Youth Department. All parties had agreed on supervised bail for the mother and her living arrangements, with the strict conditions warning that positive testing would result in her return to incarceration.

Those who might subscribe to conspiracy theories might question the timing of an anti-judge article just days before this judge was to face the voters for retention. If that was the intention, it failed miserably, as Judge Lovecchio received an 83 percent retention vote, one of the highest in the Commonwealth for Court of Common Pleas judges.

By a touch of irony, I was interviewing the judge concerning these matters right before he was about to have a hearing for this same woman that the article referred to, and I was invited to sit in.

Judge Lovecchio opened the hearing by referring to the article and offered the defendant the opportunity to have a new judge, given that any ruling against her could be seen as retributive. Neither the defendant nor counsel wished to have a different judge. The district attorney’s

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featured Judge Marc Lovecchio in a LION (Leaders In Our Neighborhood) article several weeks ago, and not long after I received an email from a reader who stated that they seriously disagreed with my article honoring the judge. The substance of the argument was based on a recent ruling on his part, releasing a drug-dealing mother who was not just being released but even given her child back, whom she had abused. This was all based on an article in the local daily newspaper entitled, “Judge: Drug dealer can live with allegedly abused baby.”

The article even stated that the district attorney’s office disagreed with the judge’s ruling.

My faithful reader reiterated the points in the newspaper article, and she was not alone. Judge Lovecchio was roasted in local social media posts, radio talk shows, and letters to the editor of the local paper. It would all have been justified if it only had been true — which it was not. The facts were off in more ways than could be named. The woman had been regularly tested, attended all required counseling

case was rather cut and dry. The bail officer testified that the defendant had tested positive. The defense made a good effort of questioning the integrity of the tests, but the judge wasn’t buying what they were selling. He revoked bail, and the defendant was returned to county prison.

After the hearing, Judge Lovecchio and I discussed the case again, and I brought up some observations of his actions on the bench that seemed atypical of his normal personality. He explained that these were intentional, that his primary focus is to maintain impartiality, and focus on facts and not emotion.

In departing, I reminded Judge Lovecchio that my first jury duty in Lycoming County was one he was presiding, and I commented to him that what I remember best of all from that experience several years ago was the instructions to the jury that seemed to take almost a half an hour. He remarked that these were all mandated, and he has been at the forefront of changing that procedure. He then showed me a letter from the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania naming him to the Criminal Procedural Rules Committee for a five-year term, one of only two in the state. He now had the opportunity to do something about those tedious instructional requirements to jurors.

There are still folks who believe Judge

Lovecchio is a bad judge, and given that this is America, a person is entitled to their own opinion. But he has received recognition from the highest levels of the judiciary, and those who come before him on the bench will attest that he is as fair as justice allows.

But this does not make him or any of the county judges immune to criticism, nor should it, if it is justified. But as Mark Twain was said to have quoted, “A lie travels around the globe while the truth is putting on its shoes.” Lycoming County is very fortunate to have the quality of judges that are found here, and those who question their integrity should back it up with facts and not innuendo.

Read this week’s LION to follow the report of the judge’s participation in an important national conference that could have long-term significance to our area.

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n the beginning of 2020, the City of Williamsport and surrounding region will see a new police K9 unit. A dog named Tacoma, named after the Toyota brand truck, is a male mix of Belgian Malinois and German Shepherd. Tacoma and his handler, Tyson Minier, will be the first of potentially three K9 units. The revival is due largely to the generous donation by Greg Ciocca, CEO of Ciocca Dealerships and the hard work and dedication of a small group of people.

According to Chief Daman Hagan of the Williamsport Bureau of Police, this program is a significant step toward increasing the level of physical safety for police officers and

citizens in the Williamsport area.

The idea of reviving the defunct program began when Peter DiBartolomeo, current constable and former owner of Bart’s Pizza, approached Councilwoman Bonnie Katz.

Councilwoman Katz then approached Chief Hagan. Officials then began having ad hoc meetings. Others were invited, including city officials and former K9 officers, to get an idea of what a program of this magnitude would entail.

It was decided that funding for the program should be made through private donations.

“The Williamsport Bureau of Police believes that our new Canine (K9) program will bring us closer to the community, and that it is only

appropriate that the beginning of such an important effort start with private funding from local citizens and businesses,” said Chief Hagan After the announcement of the new K9 program, and the need for funding, Chief Hagan was contacted by Brian Lewis, general manager of the local Ciocca Toyota dealership.

Mr. Lewis and the marketing director of Ciocca Dealerships, Christy Del Rio, then visited the Williamsport Bureau of Police (WBP). They advised that they wanted to make a donation in excess of $43,000. This generous donation will enable WBP to send PO Minier to

training school and get the program off the ground early 2020.

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Communications, a call is then made to the agency with that capability. Under the Municipal Police Officers Jurisdictional Act, this sort of request, if approved, is legal and acceptable. The WBP K9 Unit would be available to assist other nearby agencies based upon the need and request,” said Chief Hagan.

When asked for additional comment, Chief Hagan replied, “The Williamsport Bureau of Police would like to thank Mr. Ciocca and Ciocca Dealerships for their generous donation that has made this program possible. We would also like to thank Councilwoman Bonnie Katz and Peter DiBartolomeo for their leadership and vision in their pursuit to restart this program. Their efforts will inevitably save human life. In addition, the Williamsport Bureau of Police

would also like to thank all members of the media who have shown such an interest in this program.”

People or companies that are interested in donating to the police K9 program should go to the Williamsport Bureau of Police Facebook page and look at the press release posted on November 1st. They will find a fundraising letter from Chief Hagan to the public with details about the program, and a K9 Unit donation form that should be filled out and sent in with a check (follow instructions on the form). In the memo donators are encouraged to donate to the WBP Canine (K9) Unit. When requests are any more specific, it limits what the funds can be used for and the money may not be usable for some time depending on the needs of the team.

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He will evaluate the status of the first unit upon graduation and ensure its readiness for release to full-duty. Once the team is certified for street-use, P.O. Minier will deploy onduty with Tacoma.

Long-term, the program aims to establish a WBP K9 Unit comprised of three separate teams - (1) Dual-purpose drug dog team assigned to the Night Watch (3:45 p.m. to 11:45 p.m.), (2) Dual-purpose drug dog team assigned to the Morning Watch (11:45 p.m. to 7:45 a.m.), and (3) Dual-purpose explosives (bomb) dog team assigned to Day Watch (7:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.). These teams would represent what the WBP once had: 24 hours of K9 Unit coverage. Both evening shifts will have the capability of drug searches along with patrol work. A capability especially vital in this modern era involving the increased presence of Heroin and Fentanyl.

According to Chief Hagan, a bomb dog team will allow the Bureau to properly respond to the ever-increasing need to search for firearms and explosives during bomb-threats and weapons-related criminal investigations, including shootings and homicides. The immediate presence of these capabilities will not only insure the quick apprehension of some fleeing suspects who might not otherwise be caught, but will also create a safer environment for citizens and officers.

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training in the future. Depending upon the success of fundraising efforts, the WBP aims to send their second K9 officer, Sgt. Brain McGee to the Shallow Creek K9 Academy in Sharpsville, Pa. sometime in 2020. Shallow Creek Kennels specializes in police service dog training and provides law enforcement agencies with police service dogs that are imported from Europe. In addition, if funds are available, the third K9 officer, P.O. Zachary Geary would be sent to Shallow Creek the end of 2020 or early 2021. P.O. Geary will be the officer involved with the explosives dog team.

The breakdown of approximate costs include $34,042.00 for the first team, $29,233.12 for the second team, and approximately $30,355 for the third team. The K9 academy for drug dog teams includes a cost of $14,500 for the procurement of a dog and for the training of the handler and dog. This also includes additional equipment, food, and housing of the officer during training. Other program costs include an expected $5000/year for maintenance training (8 hrs every two weeks), $1,400 to build a kennel at each K9 officer’s home, $700 per year for dog food for each dog, $1,700 for a bite suit, $632/year for standard veterinary bills (not including injuries), $450.00 for proper bite sleeves for training, $250 for an E Collar, and varying costs for other additional miscellaneous equipment.

P.O. Tyson Minier will begin the K9 academy with Tacoma on December 30, 2019. He is scheduled to graduate on January 31, 2020. The unit will then return to Williamsport and go through additional training with maintenance trainer, Timothy

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This Week’s LION: Judge Marc Lovecchio Making a Difference

By Larry Stout

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everal weeks ago, I featured a LION (Leaders In Our Neighborhood) article on Judge Marc Lovecchio’s selection as Pennsylvania’s representative to the Reno, Nevada’s National Justice College faculty preparation seminar titled, “Justice-Involved Individuals with Substance Use Disorders: Cultivating Law and Medicine Partnerships.”

Though this might not make a very exciting marquee across a theater entrance, history may

show that this event was a significant turning point in the way that opioid-addicted individuals are helped in our society.

Judge Lovecchio’s experience in this field was recognized at the seminar as the judges were divided up by geography, and he was assigned to be chairman of the Northeast group, which went from Maine to Maryland. They worked through all the presentations that came from various medical trauma, mental health, as well as legal organizations presenting evidenced-based best practices on the best way

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The judiciary is also an important component in addressing the opioid problem in our nation, as there is a critical necessity for community collaboration. Judges serve a major role in encouraging that collaboration. They can get to the table law enforcement, mental health providers, religious organizations, service providers, medical providers — and of course, those in recovery or in need of recovery.

Judge Lovecchio came away from the seminar with some valuable insights. One is the recognition of the challenge that these issues are rarely based on a single disorder. Many times the addiction is rooted in mental health issues, family dysfunction, childhood trauma, isolation from family, or from lack of community support agencies. The key is to identify the need and then develop a plan to address the need.

Of course, much of this comes back to money, and the judge was pleased to learn of the variety of funding sources available. The seminar not only cited the sources, but also showed how to connect to them, and even the best way to approach these agencies with funding requests.

Judge Lovecchio learned that social stigma is a big obstacle that needed to be faced. One speaker gave a metaphor between cigarette smoking and opioid use. A lifetime smoker who gets cancer is treated without the same stigma that would be shown to an individual who goes to the hospital for a condition related to opioid use. The judge noted that all the medical experts agreed on one thing — the science is crystal clear — this is a disease, a

chronically relapsing disease. Those that are prone to addiction are seven to eight times more likely to relapse than those who are not.

It is not a moral failing. A study done on rats showed that rats that were given opioids and those who were not found that the rats given the opioids would literally starve themselves to death in seeking to satisfy their need for the opioids. Blind studies involving placebos also verified that 80% of medically treated had 80% recovery; the placebo was the exact opposite.

Judge Lovecchio’s biggest ‘aha’ moment was the power of the judge to be a catalyst for change. The judges throughout the United States who have had the most success with those going through opioid addiction are those who are judges who dispense hope. While it is important to be a motivator, no matter how many relapses, they need encouraged.

One thing that should encourage those of us in Lycoming County is that Judge Lovecchio realized that many of the policies and practices that were being offered at the seminar have already been implemented here. In fact, Judge Lovecchio’s input was obviously highly valued because he was asked to consider serving on the faculty of the National Justice College.

But first, he must now conduct training throughout the commonwealth to some 300 regional judges, as well as law enforcement, probation officers, medical professionals, etc.

Unfortunately, the Northeast is the hardest hit on the opioid addiction front. There is a lot of work to be done. The biggest takeaway is that this is not a judicial problem, or a law-enforcement problem, or even a medical problem — it is a problem for all of us in society.

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Jewelry Sale What: Mindy Davies, custom silver jewelry.

When: December 4, 2019 from 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Divine Providence Campus – Main Lobby.

South Williamsport Area History Collection What: Persons interested in stories and history of South Williamsport and surrounding areas.

When: Thursday, December 5 at noon.

Where: Borough Hall, 329 West Southern Ave., S. Williamsport.

Visits with Santa What: Kaos Fun Zone is teaming up with the City of Williamsport Recreation Department to host Santa this holiday season! Stop by to experience a Winter Wonderland, visit with Santa & take home goodies — for those who are on the nice list!

When: Friday, December 6th from 5-7 p.m., Friday, December 13th from 5-7 p.m., Saturday, December 14th from 1-3 p.m., Sunday, December 13th from 2-4 p.m., Tuesday, December 17th from 5-7 p.m., Wednesday, December 18th from 5-7 p.m., Friday, December 20th from 5:30-8 p.m., Saturday, December 21st from 1-3 p.m., and Sunday, December 22nd from 2-4 p.m., Where: Santa’s House in Downtown Williamsport, near the Liberty Arena/Kaos Fun Zone.

Penn State Master Gardener What: Make a Holiday Centerpiece with Fresh Cut

Greens! 4 classes to choose from. Make a custom holiday arrangement with your choice of greens, candle and holiday decorations. $20/person. Registration required for each specific event at http://extension.psu.edu/ lycoming/events or by calling 877-345-0691 When: Thursday, December 5, 3:30-5:30 p.m. and 6:008:00 p.m.; December 7, 10:00 a.m.-noon and 1:00-3:00 p.m.

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

Jewelry Sale What: Mindy’s Jewels, handcrafted silver jewelry, unique designs.

When: December 6 from 7 a.m.-3 p.m.

Where: Lock Haven Hospital, Main Lobby.

Book Review Luncheon What: The JV Brown Book Review Luncheon will be a special holiday program of storytelling through theatre.

Nina and Aaron White will present The Cricket on the Hearth: A Fairly Tale of Home by Charles Dickens.

When: Friday, December 6. Luncheon at noon; review at 12:30. 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., December 4. Or bring your own lunch or just attend the review at 12:30 p.m. Reservations only needed to reserve a lunch.

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

Friends of the Library What: Friends of the JV Brown Library Flash Book Sale.

Sale features gently used books and music CDs, perfect for holiday giving.

When: Saturday, December 7, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and Sunday, December 08, 12:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.

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

Holiday Festival

What: FUN Academy Early Learning Child Care Center will be hosting a Free Holiday Festival, which is open to the public. This event is being sponsored by Baker Tilly, The Coup Agency, Enterprise Rent-a-Car, InGroup, Intrada Technologies, Langan Group Financial, The Muncy Bank and Trust. For more information on the event, please contact 570-546-6777 ext 104. The festival will include photos with Santa, a live reindeer, crafts and games for the children and a raffle and entertainment

by Gabriel Severn for all to enjoy. There will be food and beverages, a bake sale, including cookie trays for purchase. The SPCA will also be present with animals for adoption.

When: December 8th from 12 p.m.-4 p.m.

Where: At the center at 145 Ashler Manor Drive, Muncy.

Gadgets and Gizmos Expo What: Engineering Gadgets and Gizmos Expo. Free to the public. Educational toys for children designed and built by Bucknell Engineering students. More info and pre-reg at https://forms.gle/cvJNqh1C8mzzi5bt7 When: Monday Dec 9th, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Where: Bucknell University, Davis Gym, Moore Avenue, Lewisburg.

Sale What: Collective Goods, books, gifts, puzzles, variety.

When: December 10 & 11, 2019 from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Where: WRMC – 700 High Street – Tower Lobby.

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

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

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

Model Railroad Program What: Free Saturday Trains Model Railroad Program.

When: Every Saturday Throughout the Year, 10 a.m. to

Noon.

Where: Christ Memorial Episcopal Church at the corner of Pine and East Market streets in Danville, Montour County.

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

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

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

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CHURCH Pancakes with Santa What: Annual Pancakes with Santa. This is a free event.

For information call 753- 8137.

When: Saturday, December 6, 2019, 9 a.m.-11 a.m.

Where: Avis United Methodist Church, 215 Prospect Street, Avis.

Spaghetti Dinner What: Spaghetti dinner to benefit Diane Goodreau and family in their fight against cancer. Cost is a donation and takeouts are available. For info call 398-1172 or 7538137.

When: Friday, December 6 from 4 p.m.-6 p.m.

Where: Avis United Methodist Church, 215 Prospect Street, Avis.

Advent Retreat What: Gratitude An Advent Retreat – Rosary and Reflection offered by the Capuchin Sisters. Families welcome: A Lesson and craft will be offered during the retreat for any children in attendance.

When: Saturday, December 7. 9 a.m. Mass, 10 a.m.

Holy Hour with Eucharistic Adoration, Sacrament of Reconciliation, Recitation of Holy Rosary and Benediction, 11 a.m. Reflection.

Where: Saint Ann Roman Catholic Church, 1220 Northway Road, Williamsport.

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Festival of Lessons & Carols Sunday, December 15 at 4 pm Trinity Episcopal Church

844 W 4th St, Williamsport, 570-322-0126 Modeled on the annual celebration at King’s College, this service features nine readings interspersed with carols and anthems presented by Trinity’s Choir and Choral Scholars.

Free and open to the public - Doors open at 3:30 pm

3rd Annual Sunday, December 4 from 11am ‐ 4pm: See the beautiful Bush Mountain View Estate in all its festive glory! Enjoy an afternoon of House Tours, Holiday Boutique ChristianHouse School light refreshments, area artisans, and door prizes. No reservations 1 Christmas Open House Tours: FREE

needed, just stop by and have fun! A kissing ball workshop will also be available for $15.

2 Afternoon Holiday Tea and Luncheon Event

Sunday, December 11 at 1pm Cost: $35 per person: A delightful way to embrace the holidays in the festive surroundings of the Bush House Estate. Enjoy this amazing Tea luncheon with friends.

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Sat., Dec. 7th • 10-4 Sun., Dec. 8th • 11-4 Many talented and diverse local artisans will have their work for sale. Refreshments will be available to purchase and the mansion is open to the public (free admission).

There will be door prizes and raffles.

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Christmas Bazaar What: Christmas Bazaar: Christmas crafts, holiday arrangements, cookie table, gift table. Lunch platters available, kids eat free.

When: Saturday, Dec. 7th, from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Visit with Santa from 11 :00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: St John Lutheran Church, 229 S. Broad St., Jersey Shore.

Potluck and Prayer What: Advent Potluck and Evening Prayer.

When: Each Sunday in Advent, December 8, 15, 22, 5 p.m. Potluck (bring a dish to share) in the Parish Hall. 6 p.m. Evening Vespers in the Church.

Where: Saint Ann Roman Catholic Church, 1220 Northway Road, Williamsport.

After School Program What: Free after school kids program, with healthy snacks. Includes homework help, mentoring, games, group activities, drum circle, chess lessons. Contact: 570-323-1797, Pastor Angelique. Parental permission required.

When: Tuesdays and Wednesdays after school, 3:30 p.m.-4:45 p.m.

Where: Sojourner Truth Ministries, 501 High St., Williamsport.

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The Bald Eagle Art League What: December meeting with culinary artist, Stéphane Gawlowicz.

When: Thursday, December 5 at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Thomas Taber Museum, Williamsport.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

DivorceCare Support Group What: If you need help coping with separation or divorce.

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

Where: First United Methodist Church, 601 Market Street, Williamsport.

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Christian Mental Health Support Group What: The Christian Mental Health Group provides a space for Christ centered safety, support and healing those in our community who experience mental health difficulties, either themselves or in their family.

When: The first and third Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. and the second and fourth Thursdays at 12:30 p.m.

Where: Tuesdays at West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond St., Williamsport; and Thursdays at Sojourner Truth Ministries, 501 High St., Williamsport.

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

When: Meet weekly every Tuesday morning at 6:458:00 a.m.

Where: Harvest Moon Restaurant 3rd and Arch Newberry.

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Cookie Sale & Christmas Bazaar What: Annual Cookie Sale & Christmas Bazaar.

When: Saturday, December 7, 2019, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: Church of Redeemer Lutheran, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. Use Outside Stairway to Social Hall.

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When I was little, Christmas was a big deal around our house. Mom was busy shopping, wrapping, making cookies, and sending out Christmas cards. We always trimmed the tree together, and Dad had an old record player and would play Alabama, Kenny Rogers, and the Carpenters Christmas records. Ya know, back when you had to flip the record over about every five songs, but Dad never minded. To this day, those albums

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Every time I hear “Christmas Every Day” by Kenny or “Joseph and Mary’s Boy” by Alabama, it takes me back to being a kid at Christmas again. I can smell Dad’s trains as they rode along the track on his homemade platform. I still see in that little Andrea back bedroom that was mine, McElroy Candy Cane Lane, right out my window from Garden View. It was distant, but boy did I love being able to see it from my window on Roosevelt Ave. (I swear to this day that is part of why I am literally obsessed with Candy Cane Lane, but that’s a whole other column. Stick around!) I can hear my mom saying, “OK kids, off to bed. Santa won’t come if you aren’t fast asleep!”

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Our big birch tree out front was all done up in white lights and looked so beautiful, while out back on our deck was done in color. This has been the family discussion for years! White lights or colored!? Dad loved colored lights, still does. Mom loved white lights, still does! So they did the front all in white and the back in colored. Hey, it worked, and boy was our Christmases magical every year. My parents made Christmas so special for my brother and I. I know that’s why I love Christmas so much. The memories with this time of year warms my soul. I have so many memories I could share, ones I hold dear to me.

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Some it brings up hard times and loss of loved ones. If you know of someone this holiday season, let’s try to make it a little brighter for them. Spread Joy. It’s contagious.

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a wooden cutting board, a rom festive ugcharcuterie on a tile-printed ly-sweater parties to square plate, or have holfamily gatherings, iday-themed cookie tray. the holiday season is a time to be with your nearest Consider this two-gifts-inone! and dearest — and that will If you’re not the best cook, likely take place at someone’s but still want to bring somehome. While a gift for your host isn’t a requirement, it is Bernadette thing for others to enjoy, and Ulsamer as a thank you to the host, good-guest behavior that’s instead of wine or beer, try sure to land you on the ‘Nice List.’ In honor of the season’s full so- a signature cocktail. You can bring cial calendar, here’s a guide for heart- the ingredients and make it at the felt, practical, and refreshing hostess party, then leave your host with extra gifts. cocktail mixings for future shindigs.

If you plan on contributing to the Or, buy sets of cocktail syrups and potluck, you can double-down on leave your host with the ready-toyour covered dish by gifting the con- pour elixirs (just add booze) for clastainer it comes in. I’m not suggesting sic drinks like Moscow Mules, Old you “gift” your beat-up Tupperware, Fashioneds, and Margaritas.

In lieu of food and drink, there are instead bring your homemade treats in a new dish that the host can keep still ways to contribute to a holiday and re-use once the party’s over. You gathering and provide your host with can go with the official Tupperware a gift. Arrive bearing party games brand, something from their cook and puzzles! Depending on the type and bake series. Or, gift the platter of party, adults-only, family-friendly, you bring to serve your contribution etc., you can bring along trivia games, to the feast. Do up a cheese plate on card games, or puzzles as an activity

ever, if like me, the hostess tends to kill plants on sight, try for a more ironic take with a small succulent.

World Markets has assorted potted cacti you can split up and make easyto-care-for plants your signature gift this holiday season. To combine this gift idea, go with an actual Christmas cactus, which can survive in low-light conditions, and will bloom if exposed to brighter light.

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Self-care products are considerate treats for the hostesses on your list.

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“We understand how impactful personal hygiene and comfort can be to someone in need,” said Jernae Drummond, YWCA Liberty House Program Manager. “We wanted to make sure everyone in our community has access to necessary items that may be outside their budget – like soap, socks & feminine hygiene items.” The items in the hut will rotate based on the time of year, but anyone in

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According to the Arthritis Foundation®, two kinds of the cannabis sativa plant, hemp and marijuana, produce cannabinoids, which Harvard Medical School notes is the second most prevalent of the active ingredients of cannabis. People unfamiliar with cannabidiol, or CBD, a type of cannabinoid, may assume it gets users high like marijuana.

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Advocates for CBD often note its potential to alleviate pain associated with arthritis. While animal studies have supported those claims, the Arthritis Foundation notes that such studies do not always translate to humans. In addition, the Arthritis Foundation notes that, thus far, human studies examining the potential efficacy of CBD in treating arthritis pain have produced mixed results, and the Harvard Medical School notes that more studies are necessary to determine the potential of CBD in treating pain, including that caused by arthritis.

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• Put your priorities first. You may end up running yourself emotionally and financially ragged catering to a loved one’s needs. According to a 2015 study from the National Alliance for Caregiving, an estimated 43.4 million American adults provide unpaid care to an adult or child.

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• Ask for help. Speak with a financial advisor and/or elder care attorney about the best ways to manage a loved one’s money to ensure an aging parent or child will be provided for. Arranging assets in certain ways can make individuals eligible for certain benefits.

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AARP states that acting as a money manager becomes especially important if a loved one begins having trouble keeping a checkbook or becomes confused about money. The Family Caregiver Alliance® indicates millions of Americans are managing money or property for a family member or friend who is unable to pay bills or make financial decisions.

Juggling one’s own finances and the responsibilities of another person’s money can take its toll. Here are several ways to navigate these often tricky waters.

• Discuss plans in advance. Have conversations even before an aging loved one needs caregiving. Talking through difficult topics when parents are healthy can simplify decisions later on.

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• Hand controls: Whether one has sensory changes in the feet from surgery or a medical condition, adaptive hand controls can move the “pedals” up to the steering column.

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• Voice control: Avoiding distractions and keeping hands on the wheel is enhanced by voice controls, which can be set up to do things like turn on the radio or adjust climate control.

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his past Sunday, the Believers instinctively know Christian world enthat this fallen and broken world tered the season of is not their home — and their Advent. The word adhearts are filled with eager anvent means arrival or coming. ticipation as they wait patientAdvent is celebrated just before ly for Jesus to return and take Christmas to remind us that them home. Advent is designed Jesus is coming again. It was to amplify that anticipation. designed to help believers keep The second emotion is urgena forward-looking perspective. cy. Believers are on a mission Tim and there is work to be done!

The celebration of Christmas Hartzell Until Jesus returns, we have is certainly a highpoint in the Christian calendar, but Christbeen given the responsibility to mas looks backward and celebrates what proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ God has already done. Advent encour- and to make disciples. You can hear the ages us to look forward to what God urgency in Paul’s writing in II Corinthiis about to do, and as it does, it causes ans 5:14-21, “For Christ’s love compels our hearts to experience two significant us, because we are convinced that one emotions. died for all, and therefore all died. And The first emotion is excitement. For he died for all, that those who live should over two thousand years, the Church has no longer live for themselves but for him been anticipating the glorious and victo- who died for them and was raised again. rious return of Jesus Christ. That means So from now on we regard no one from a that we are two thousand years closer to worldly point of view. Though we once rethat incredible moment! In John 14, Je- garded Christ in this way, we do so no lonsus said, “Do not let your hearts be trou- ger. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the bled. You believe in God; believe also in new creation has come: The old has gone, me. My Father’s house has many rooms; the new is here! All this is from God, who if that were not so, would I have told you reconciled us to himself through Christ that I am going there to prepare a place for and gave us the ministry of reconciliayou? And if I go and prepare a place for tion: that God was reconciling the world you, I will come back and take you to be to himself in Christ, not counting people’s with me that you also may be where I am.” sins against them. And he has committed

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The center candle is known as the Christ-child candle. It holds the center position and represents the central position that Jesus Christ has in history and in our hearts. The white color represents His sinless purity and the flame reminds us that He is the Light of the World.

The Deeper Question of Advent Throughout the holiday season, people will ask each other “Are you ready for Christmas?” More often than not, they are referring to the rush of activity that leads up to December 25th - buying and wrapping presents, decorating the tree and home, cleaning the house, hosting family and friends, baking cookies and special treats - it truly is a most wonderful time of the year.

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to us the message of reconciliation. We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us.

We implore you on Christ’s behalf: Be reconciled to God. God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.” Because Jesus may return at any moment, believers live with a driven resolve to accomplish as much of the mission as they can. Again, Advent is designed to amplify that urgency.

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The History and Meaning of Advent The season of Advent traces its roots back to Lutheran churches in Germany. While Advent is not the celebration of Christmas, it is tied to Christmas in much the same way that Lent is tied to Easter. Advent and Lent are both times of penitent preparation as we approach the celebration of the birth, death and resurrection of our Lord.

The symbolism of advent is rich and it is good to review the purpose intended for each aspect of the celebration: The Advent wreath is designed in the shape of a circle and represents God’s never ending love. It is made of ever-green holly which reminds us of God’s everlasting love. The thorns of the holly remind us of the crown of thorns He wore and the striking red berries remind us of His shed blood.

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inter is the season for family gatherings, snow days and breaks from school and work, but all this time indoors can lead to a serious case of cabin fever for both children and adults. Before you face another chorus of “I’m bored,” consider these simple activities you and your child can do together when winter weather or schedules have you stuck indoors.

Each activity idea from the experts at KinderCare can help children build foundational skills they’ll need for success in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) areas so you can combine fun and learning.

Infants Most babies love sensory baskets, and it’s easy to make one at home. Fill a basket or lowsided container with materials in a variety of shapes, textures, weights, smells and sounds for your baby to explore. While your baby explores the materials and develops hand-eye coordination, describe what he or she is doing, seeing, feeling, hearing or tasting to help build his or her vocabulary.

Toddlers Show your toddler how to make ramps by stacking blocks or small cardboard boxes and placing one edge of a piece of cardboard on top.

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Invite your child to gather toy vehicles or balls and other objects to see how they roll. Gather objects that will roll and a few that won’t.

Encourage your child to ask questions and experiment with ramps of different heights.

These experiments in force and motion can help develop your child’s understanding about how different objects behave on inclines.

Preschool (3-4-year-olds) Invite your child to observe from a safe distance as you boil 1 cup red cabbage in 2 cups water. As the water turns purplish, drain it into a clear container. After the water cools, invite your child to measure a small amount of white vinegar and stir it in while observing what happens as additional vinegar is added.

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Pre-Kindergarten (4-5-year-olds) Gather a variety of craft items, building toys and recycled materials like construction paper, markers, pipe cleaners, craft sticks, fabric scraps, glue sticks, tape, scissors, blocks, interlocking toys, paper towel rolls, tissue boxes, cardboard, lids and plastic food containers. Place the materials you’ve gathered in a bag. Give your child the “tinker bag” and some space to build. Invite him or her to explore the materials, create something and share it with you as a way to build engineering skills and curiosity. Limiting the

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How to Find the Right Dog for Your Family

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dding a four-legged friend to the family is no small decision, and it’s easy to get distracted by sweet eyes pleading to be taken home. Becoming a dog parent is a major commitment, so it’s important to do your research and make wellinformed choices before deciding on a new dog.

No matter what stage of acquiring a dog you’re in, educate yourself about your options.

A resource like Be Dog Smart, an online tool designed to guide consumers through the process of looking for a dog, can help you every step of the way, regardless of whether you’re considering getting a dog from a professional breeder, pet store, friend, family member or

adopting from a shelter or rescue.

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Once you settle on a source for your dog, interview several options to determine the best fit.

2. Consider how a dog fits into your living situation. For example, if you work long hours, you’ll need to consider ways for your dog to be let outside during the day. Although some breeds require less space for exercise, all dogs need daily activity and regular access to relieve themselves.

3. Think about the time and monetary investment. Dogs typically do not understand being left in their crates because you have a busy work schedule or social life. Contemplate your available time and how you would adjust to accommodate your pet. The same can be said for your finances. Ensure you can afford essentials such as food, grooming items and veterinary care as well as extras like toys and treats before making the commitment.

4. Learn about the differences between purebred and mixed breeds. With so many breeds of dogs available, it’s tough to know which one is the right fit for you. Purebred dogs, which are dogs whose parents belong to the same breed, offer

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5. Weigh the benefits of a puppy versus an adult dog. Puppies are typically sweet and fun, and there are advantages to bonding with a puppy from its earliest stages of life. However, puppies quickly grow and can require a lot of work and training. Puppies are also more likely to be destructive. At rescues and shelters you’ll often find older dogs, many who were abandoned due to their owner’s life circumstances, not anything they did wrong. These dogs can be wonderful additions to a family and may be house trained and have previous basic command training, but there is a possibility of not getting a clear understanding of the dog’s past. (Family Features & Pet Leadership Council)

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Christmas Music by Candlelight What: Williamsport Music Club presents Christmas Music by Candlelight.

When: Sunday, December 8th at 4:00 p.m.

Where: Pine Street United Methodist Church, Williamsport.

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Tunes on Tap What: These events are in the Capitol Lounge, there will be a delicious selection of appetizers.

Open to the public. Each event features and local band and brewery.

When: 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. December 6, 2019 we will be featuring brews from Civil War Cider Co. and music by Pepper Street. January 31, 2020 – we will be featuring brews from Rusty Rail Brewery and music by Rusty Foulke. March 27, 2020 – we will be featuring brews from New Trail Brewery and music by Trifecta.

Where: Capitol Lounge, at the Community Arts Center Williamsport.

The Nutcracker What: The Nutcracker. Ticket information available at caclive.com When: December 7th at 7:30 p.m., December 8th at 4:00 p.m.

Where: Community Arts Center, Williamsport.

PERFORMANCES Concert at Noon What: Concert at Noon: Student Ensemble Recital.

When: Thursday, December 5th at noon.

Where: Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall,

Christmas Classics What: West Branch Chorale presents Christmas Classics.

When: Sunday, December 15th at 3:00 p.m.

Where: Faxon-Kenmar United Methodist Church, Williamsport.

WEEKLY EVENTS...

WEEKLY EVENTS Mondays Karaoke │ Keith’s Karaoke │ Kelly’s Grill │ 7 p.m. │ 37 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3279570 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 | 570-547-6289 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) 4949979

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!

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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) 322-7131 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 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) 7486738 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) 326-7873 DJ & Karaoke w / Discmaster DJ │ Rivals Sports Bar │ 9 p.m. │ 420 River Avenue, Williamsport │ (570) 322-8980 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. -MID │ 343 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-3339 Live Music │ The Cell Block │ 10 p.m. - Gallows │ 154 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3227475 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) 326-7873 DJ & Karaoke │ Rauchtown Inn │ 9:30 p.m. │ 3235 Rauchtown Road, Jersey Shore │ (570) 7457574 Karaoke | Planet Par | 10:30 p.m. │ 326 Court St., Williamsport │ (570) 320-1101 Saturday Live Music │ Bullfrog Brewery │ 10 p.m. │ 229 West Fourth Street, Williamsport │ (570) 326-4700 Live Music │ The Stonehouse │ 9 p.m. -MID │ 343 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-3339 Live Music │ Barrel 135 │ 10 p.m. -MID │ 135 West Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-7131

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n Saturday, December 7th, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Uptown Music Collective will be holding an Open House at the school’s facility located at 144 West Third Street in Downtown Williamsport. The facility features 8 private lesson suites, two classrooms, two ensemble rooms, a computer lab, a recording studio, video studio, and more.

In addition to tours of the facility, staff, teachers, and students will be on hand to answer questions, discuss the school’s programs, and assist with enrollment for the upcoming winter semester. Enrollment is open for private lessons on Guitar, Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, and Drums, as well as for workshops in styles such as Rock, Blues, and Jazz. Enrollment will also be available for classes in music theory, songwriting, harmony, and a lot more. The Collective offers free classes and workshops to all students that are enrolled in private lessons at the school. The school also offers financial assistance and scholarship opportunities upon request.

The Winter Semester will begin on January 13th, 2020 and will run for 15 weeks as well as continue the school’s yearlong 20th Anniversary Celebration. Throughout the Winter Semester, the school will put on three major

performances starting with Captain Fantastic and The Piano Man: The Music of Elton John & Billy Joel for one night only at the Community Arts Center on January 25th. The Collective returns to the Community Theatre League on February 27th, 28th, & 29th, for four performances of Time in A Bottle: Singer/Songwriters of the ‘60s & ’70s. The semester will close out with the epic two-night 20th Anniversary Celebration featuring tributes to Fleetwood Mac & Led Zeppelin on April 24th and Pink Floyd & Queen on April 25th at the Community Arts Center in Williamsport. This event will boast over 100 returning alumni to participate in the weekend’s performances. The semester will also see a reprise of this fall’s acclaimed tribute, Walk This Way: The Music of Aerosmith, at Lock Haven University’s Price Auditorium on March 6th. Students will have the opportunity to be a part of the school’s upcoming Winter Semester performance events, on stage or behind the scenes, as well as the school’s Winter Music Showcase and a variety of smaller community performances taking place throughout the semester.

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“The Collective is a place of growth.

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The program is specifically designed with adult students in mind, while still applying the Collective’s renowned music curriculum.

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Everything’s under paper and under the tree. You’re done with all your shopping, except for one person. Or two. Maybe four.

So what do you get for that hard-tobuy-for person who never likes anything?

Well, as they say, a book is a present they’ll open again and again, so why not head to your local bookstore for these great gifts: FICTION For the reader who loves a little bit of romance with their ghost story, “The

Ghost Clause” by Howard Norman is a good choice to wrap up. It’s the story of a ghost and his reflections on his marriage, as he observes the union of the new owners of his former home. Wrap it up with “The Plus One” by Sarah Archer, a novel about a robotics engineer who needs a date for a wedding. So why not just make one?

The traveler on your list will love reading “Layover” by David Bell. It’s the story of a man who meets an intriguing stranger in an airport and falls in love with her. What happens next isn’t a love story… Wrap it up with “The Dollmaker” by Nina Allan – because it is a sort of love story.

On your list, there’s undoubtedly someone’s mom, or maybe someone who has decided not to be. In “Motherhood”

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For the giftee who loves being organized, wrap up “Careful What You Wish For” by Hallie Ephron, a novel about a professional organizer whose husband is a hoarder.

Good for her, though, she has a couple of new clients who will give her something else to think about – except one thing leads to another and she finds herself in a much, much bigger mess. Wrap it up with another makes-you-think novel: “The

Lightest Object in the Universe” by Kimi Eisele, a story of the end of the world, and a chance to rebuild society anew.

For the reader who loves historical fiction, “Quintland Sisters” by Shelley Wood will be a great gift to give. It’s a fictionalized tale of the Dionne Quintuplets, as told by their nurse in novelized form.

Readers who enjoy crime fiction will love “The Shameless” by Ace Atkins.

When a twenty-year-old suicide suddenly becomes of interest to a couple of big-city reporters, Sheriff Quinn Colson wonders why – but before he can find out, he’s embroiled in another, more recent crime and an election that could send Tibbehah County into a crime-ridden tailspin.

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Still need more creepiness beneath your tree? Then find “Celebrity Ghosts and Notorious Hauntings” by Marie D. Jones, a book about Hollyweird’s weirdness, and others; and “Unexplained” by Richard Maclean Smith, a book of hair-raising stories that will show you that there are things to learn from a good scare. Wrap them both up with “I Know What I Saw” by Linda S. Godfrey, a book about monsters, urban legends, and things that go BUMP in the night.

Imagine how your science-minded giftee will love “The Royal Society & The Invention of Modern Science” by Adrian Tinniswood. It’s a book about the early days of the Royal Society of London, the work it did (and does) and the very bumpy road it took to become one of science’s best institutions.

The person who likes to surprise others will be surprised to get “Magic is Dead”

by Ian Frisch. It’s the story of magic and prestidigitation, how Frisch became immersed in a secret organization of magicians, and how it changed his life.

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The lover of magical novels, wrap up “The Daughters of Temperance Hobbs”

by Katherine Howe. It’s a novel about a young woman who’s keeping a secret from her colleagues and the world: she’s a descendant of a possible witch, and she possesses powers that have come down the bloodline, but can it save a loved one’s life?

NON-FICTION For road trippers, “The Vagabonds” by Jeff Guinn” makes a great gift idea. It’s the story of ten years’ worth of roadtrips taken by friends Henry Ford and Thomas Edison: the things they saw, the places they visited, and why they had to stop their (very much beloved) vacations together. Wrap it up with “Two-Buck Chuck & The Marlboro Man: The New Old West” by Frank Bergon, a lively book that takes readers on a trip to meet people who hold the image of the West that used to be, and how it fits in with what the West is today.

Newlyweds will love reading “The Long Accomplishment: A Memoir of Hope and Struggle in Matrimony” by Rick Moody.

It’s a no-holds-barred story of Moody’s second marriage, the good and the bad, and the love inside it. Wrap it up with “The Deer Camp” by Dean Kuipers, another warts-and-all book about spending time with the people you love.

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The lover of justice will both enjoy unwrapping “Life and Death in Rikers Island” by Homer Venters. It’s the story of one man’s incarceration in prison for a small theft he didn’t commit. It’s the tale of his suicide, once released. And it’s the story of what prison will do to a person, both physically and mentally. Wrap it up with “Free Cyntoia” by Cyntoia BrownLong; it’s the story of Brown-Long’s days as a sex worker, her wrongful conviction and incarceration, and her life after prison; or “The Master Plan: My Journey from Life in Prison to a Life of Purpose”

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If there’s a musician on your gift list, or someone who plays in a band, then “Guitar” by David Schiller is exactly what you should put under the tree. This lavishly-illustrated book is all about the instrument, both electric and acoustic; the artists who owned the guitar, and sometimes, who made the instrument that made the music.

The person who’s fascinated by the way the world works might like to unwrap “Radical Suburbs” by Amanda Kolson Hurley. It’s a book about how our cities have changed and how our perception of them needs to change, too. For a doublygreat gift, wrap it up with “Archaeology

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Christmas has a reason for the season, and if your giftee is exploring his or her beliefs, then “The Handy Christianity Answer Book” by Stephen A. Werner, PhD, will be a great present to open.

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The person who has a hard time tearing himself away from a certain show on television will love to read “Generation Friends: An Inside Look at the Show That Defined a Television Era” by Saul Austerlitz. It’s a nice look back at TV that mirrored real life, even for just a minute of our lives. And speaking of generations, look for “Connecting Generations” by Hayim Herring. It’s a good look at the disparities between Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials, and how we can all learn to come together for the betterment of all involved…

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Who doesn’t love a good scare? Your giftee sure does, and “Dead Voices” by Katherine Arden is the thing to wrap. It’s about a snowy day that turns into a very snowy night, a sinister skiing lodge, and three friends who keep seeing and hearing things that aren’t there. Or are they?

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Saturday opener for the firearms deer season and the possibility of more older bucks throughout the Commonwealth had many Pennsylvanians excited about Nov. 30 and the weeks to follow.

Last year’s firearms deer season saw rainy weather nearly statewide throughout much of the opening day. But even then, 30 percent of the antlered deer harvested in the 2018-19 firearms season were taken on opening day. It was the best day of the season for buck harvest.

It’s likely that opening day will continue to be the best for buck harvest this year, when the season will open on a Saturday, said Christopher Rosenberry, supervisor of the Game Commission’s Deer and Elk Section.

“We expect the opening Saturday to become the biggest harvest day for bucks,” said Rosenberry.

“The first Monday will play a lesser role, but how much less remains to be seen. The second Saturday, since it is concurrent with the start of antlerless season, will probably become the second-biggest harvest day for bucks.”

And there now is a third Saturday in the season, as well, since the season was expanded from 12 days to 13 to accommodate a Saturday opener in which more hunters likely will be able to participate.

Pennsylvania’s firearms season historically has drawn the biggest crowds of all hunting seasons and consequently has been the state’s principal deer-management tool for more than a century.

Its coming preoccupies many Pennsylvanians through their Thanksgiving meals and sends many more to a variety of outlets to fill their lastminute needs.

“Every deer hunter wants to be afield for the opener,” noted Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Bryan Burhans. “They spend days and days, scouting, buying specialized gear and getting their packs ready.

“When they’re sitting in the dark, waiting for daylight and hoping for a big buck to come, most deer hunters couldn’t be happier, particularly if their son or granddaughter is joining them.

It’s a fulfilling experience, regardless of what happens.”

The season always is worth the wait.

Buck Luck Deer hunters had seen the statewide buck harvest increase for three consecutive years until last season’s opening day soaker ruined the streak. But given the carryover of older bucks from last season, there’s no reason a new streak can’t start now. And when you consider the incredible size of some of those big boys, it’s easy to see why the coming season packs so much promise.

Larger-racked – and older – bucks are making up more of the deer harvest with each passing year. Two seasons ago, 163,750 bucks were taken by hunters, making it the second-largest buck harvest in Pennsylvania since antler restrictions were started in 2002. It was the 10th best all-time.

In the 2018-19 hunting seasons the overall deer harvest was 374,690 – 226,940 antlerless deer and 147,750 bucks. But despite the decreased buck harvest in 2018-19 seasons, there were more 2½-year-old and older bucks – 64 percent.

Over the previous four years, the percentage of 2½-year-old and older bucks in the annual deer harvest was: 2017, 57 percent; 2016, 56; 2015, 59;

and 2014, 57.

“Despite the increased harvest in 2½-yearold and older bucks, the buck-age structure in Pennsylvania is not old,” Rosenberry noted.

“However, it is older than before antler-point restrictions were started in 2002.

“Older, bigger-racked bucks are making up more of the buck harvest than they have for at least a couple decades,” Rosenberry said. “Hunters like the bucks in Pennsylvania today compared to what many of them saw 30 years ago.”

Every year, Pennsylvania hunters are taking huge bucks. Some are “book bucks,” antlered deer that make the Pennsylvania Big Game Records book or Boone & Crockett Club rankings. Others simply win neighborhood bragging rights.

But it’s important to remember, every deer matters when only about a third of hunters harvest whitetails during Pennsylvania’s slate of deer seasons.

“Whether it’s a young hunter’s first deer, or a big buck that fell to a hunter on a dark-todark sit, they all matter to these hunters, their families and the communities in which they live,” emphasized Burhans. “Hunting deer has been an exciting Pennsylvania pastime for centuries, and it’s sure to remain that way for many generations to come.”

Statewide Season The statewide general firearms season runs from Nov. 30 to Dec. 14. In most areas, hunters may take only antlered deer during the season’s first six days, with the antlerless and antlered seasons then running concurrently from the first Saturday, Dec. 7, to the season’s close. In WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D, however, properly licensed hunters may take either antlered or antlerless deer at any time during the season.

Rules regarding the number of points a legal buck must have on one antler also vary in different parts of the state, and young hunters

statewide follow separate guidelines.

For a complete breakdown of antler restrictions, WMU boundaries and other regulations, consult the 2019-20 Pennsylvania Hunting & Trapping Digest, which is available online at the Game Commission’s website, www.pgc.pa.gov.

Hunters statewide must wear at all times a minimum of 250 square inches of fluorescent orange material on their head, chest and back combined. An orange hat and vest will satisfy the requirement. Nonhunters who might be afield during the deer season and other hunting seasons are asked to consider wearing orange, as well.

Field Conditions Precipitation through spring and summer has once again fostered an exceptional supply of fall foods in Penn’s Woods. Grazing grass was available in early November. Soft and hard mast crops have been remarkably plentiful in many areas, spotty in others.

Deer typically key on food sources within good cover. And, in the case of cornfields, they might never leave them until the corn comes down.

So, hunters are urged to confirm deer activity in areas they plan to hunt before they commit to them.

“Scouting is important to every hunt,” Burhans explained. “Deer like to hang out where food is the easiest to obtain. But hunter pressure and other disturbances can inspire their selection.”

Deer usually make a mess wherever they eat, so it shouldn’t be hard to sort out whether they’re using an area. Look for raked up leaves, droppings and partially eaten mast for confirmation.

When setting up a hunting stand, it’s also a good idea to use the prevailing wind to your advantage.

Wherever you hunt, the prevailing wind should blow from where you expect to see deer to your location. Then, dress for the cold and sit tight.

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Other hunters also are waiting on stand, stillhunting or driving for deer in groups. So, even if your position overlooking a feeding area fails to bring deer, the movements of other hunters might chase deer your way.

“Expect the unexpected on the firearms deer season opener,” Burhans noted. “It is handsdown that one day when you never know if or when that buck is coming. You must be ready to take it. Don’t let that buck of a lifetime catch you playing with your smartphone!”

Hunt Safely from Tree Stands – Wear a Harness Wearing a full-body harness is essential to staying safe when using a tree stand, but a harness can prevent falls to the ground only if it is connected to the tree.

“That means you must wear your harness, and be sure it’s connected to the tree, at all times you’re in the stand, as well as when you’re getting into and out of the stand, or climbing or descending trees,” explained Meagan Thorpe, Game Commission hunter-education chief.

A hunter using a climbing stand should tiein the safety rope or strap that pairs with the harness before beginning to climb.

Most safety ropes and straps have a sewn or knotted loop on one end, and the opposite end can be wrapped around the tree and through the loop, then cinched tightly. There’s often a separate loop, many times a carabiner loop held by a prussic knot, onto which to clip your safety harness.

Consult the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure proper installation.

You’ll want to move the safety rope or strap up the tree first, then tighten it, each time before moving the platform up the tree. If the rope is at or slightly above eye-level as you stand on the

platform, you should have plenty of room to raise the platform to a higher standing position before moving the rope up the tree again before climbing.

“Make sure you have proper contact with the stand and tree every time you move,” emphasized Thorpe.

It takes only a little longer to climb with a rope, and if the stand fails due to breakage or a pin pulling out of the climbing band, or if a fall occurs because slippage or loss of balance, the harness and rope will prevent falling to the ground.

With pre-installed hang-on stands – and especially ladder stands – the most-practical way to stay connected to the tree is through a safety line, commonly referred to by the brand name Lifeline, that hangs to the ground from above the platform.

Because the safety line is installed above the platform, the tree must be climbed first, but other safety ropes or straps can be used along with your harness. When installing a safety line at a hang-on stand, a linemen’s style belt can be worn while ascending the tree. A linemen’s belt might not be an option for many ladder stands, but a separate ladder and linemen’s belt could be used to install the safety line before the ladder stand is installed.

When using a ladder stand, climbing stick or tree steps, make sure to maintain three points of contact (two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand) with each step.

The important points are to always take your time and be safe when using stands. Always put on your safety harness while you’re still on the ground, and keep it connected to the tree at all times until you’re back on the ground.

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General hunting licenses can be purchased online, but as the season nears, hunters might find it better to purchase licenses in person. Deer licenses purchased online are mailed, meaning they might not arrive in time if purchased too close to the start of the season.

Hunters are reminded the field possession of expired licenses or tags, or another hunter’s licenses or tags, is unlawful.

Tagging and Reporting A valid tag must be affixed to the ear of each deer harvested before that deer is moved. The tag must be filled out with a ball-point pen by the hunter.

Within 10 days of a harvest, a successful hunter is required to make a report to the Game Commission. Harvests can be reported online at the Game Commission’s website – www.pgc.pa.gov – by clicking on the “Report a Harvest” button on the home page. Reporting online not only is the quickest way to report a harvest, it’s the most cost-effective for the Game Commission.

Harvests also can be reported by mailing in the postage-paid cards that are provided when licenses are purchased, or successful hunters can call 1-855-PAHUNT1 (1-855-724-8681) to report by phone. Those reporting by phone are asked to have their license number and other information about the harvest ready at the time they call.

Mentored youth hunters are required to report deer harvests within five days. And hunters with DMAP permits must report on their hunting success, regardless of whether they harvest deer.

By reporting their deer harvests, hunters play a key role in providing information used to estimate harvests and the deer population within each WMU. Estimates are key to managing deer populations, and hunters are asked to do their part in this important process.

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Hunters during the statewide firearms season can harvest antlered deer if they possess a valid general hunting license, which costs $20.90 for adult residents and $101.90 for adult nonresidents.

Each hunter between the ages of 12 and 16 must possess a junior license, which costs $6.90 for residents and $41.90 for nonresidents.

Hunters younger than 12 must possess a valid mentored youth hunting permit and be accompanied at all times by a properly licensed adult mentor, as well as follow other regulations.

Mentored-hunting opportunities also are available for adults, but only antlerless deer may be taken by mentored adult hunters.

Those holding senior lifetime licenses are reminded they must obtain a new antlered deer harvest tag each year, free of charge, to participate in the season.

To take an antlerless deer, a hunter must possess either a valid antlerless deer license or a valid permit. In the case of mentored hunters without their own tags, the mentor must possess a valid tag that can be transferred to the mentored hunter at the time of harvest.

In addition to regular antlerless licenses, Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) permits can be used to take antlerless deer. A DMAP permit can be used throughout the 13day firearms season, but only on the specific property for which it is issued.

Regular antlerless deer licenses may be used only within the Wildlife Management Unit for which they’re issued, in most cases starting on Saturday, Dec. 7. WMUs 2B, 5C and 5D offer concurrent antlered and antlerless deer hunting throughout the statewide firearms deer season.

DMAP permits for some properties might still be available, but at the time of this release, antlerless licenses were sold out in all units but WMUs 2A and 2B.

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f you were one of the lucky hunters who was able to secure some venison this hunting season – congratulations! You are on your way to some tasty and healthy meals for you, your family and friends. But what can you do with this organic, non-GMO, free range red meat to maximize its use as table fare?

Certainly one of the most recognized cuts of venison that is most often revered by both the hunters and those who enjoy eating venison is the backstrap. This solid piece of meat that runs along either side of the backbone can be cooked either as one large piece, then sliced for serving after cooking, or sliced into 1-inch – 1 1/4 inch thick pieces for cooking. The smaller individual filets are easily pan fried in a cast iron skillet, with a drizzle of olive oil and a pat of butter for the cooking medium. A little salt and pepper are all that is needed for seasoning and these tasty morsels should be cooked to medium-rare for best flavor.

If you are preparing a meal for more than one or two folks, then a large section of the backstrap will work best. As with the filets described above, keeping things simple is important, but with a larger piece of backstrap, a little additional

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In a large soup pot over high heat and using olive oil, sear the fresh venison cubed meat (not necessary if using canned venison), then set the meat aside. Add more olive oil and the onions, sautéing for 2 minutes. Add the celery and carrots, season with salt and pepper and sauté for 2 minutes. Add the garlic, tomatoes, basil, thyme and bay leaves and season again with salt and pepper.

Deglaze the pot with the red wine; add back in the venison and the beef stock.

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t’s too soon to tell yet since all of the bear seasons are not over, but we could be headed for a record harvest or at the least an outstanding year.

For some, it’s already been an outstanding year, especially for Reuben Kennel, who this past week dropped a 620-pound black bear with one shot while hunting in Union County. Reuben was part of a group of 13 hunters, including my son Brian and his son Gavin.

The gang hunts this location every year, but this year they decided to do things differently; they decided to wait until daylight, and each of them would still-hunt their way to a spot where they planned to sit. Reuben said he started up the laurel-covered mountain towards the ridge when at 7:00 a.m. he spotted movement; “I thought at first it was another hunter,” he told me. He continued watching until he realized it was a bear sitting facing away from him and seemingly distracted. When the bear turned

its head presenting a good neck shot, Reuben’s 7MM Remington barked, and the bear dropped — it was 7:07 a.m.

Pennsylvania’s current record bear harvest of 4,350 was set in 2011. Last year hunters took a total of Ken 3,153 bears, making it the Hunter 11th best season in state history; however, poor weather conditions played a role in the lower harvest. With the added changes to bear hunting seasons, it’s a good possibility we could set a new record harvest assuming too that weather cooperates. The number of days of bear hunting this year will double statewide, going from about two weeks of bear hunting to now being able to pursue bears for 32 days. We have gone from three Saturdays of bear hunting to now being able to hunt seven Saturdays, and bears could be hunted two weeks earlier this year.

The number of bears roaming Pennsylvania’s countryside has grown to around 20,000 bears,

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Bears have also proven to be very adaptable — moving into new parts of the state where sufficient food and cover is available, and the Game Commission now reports that bears have been taken in 60 of our 67 counties.

While some of these figures are probably surprising to some Pennsylvania residents, it’s also true that some of the biggest bears in all of the U.S. and Canada come from Pennsylvania. For example, last year in Pennsylvania, there were 70 bears taken that weighed 500 pounds or more, 20 weighing 600 pounds or more, and two that were over 700 pounds. In the past, a few bears of 800 or more pounds have been taken. In a recent report by the Game Commission, I read that Pennsylvania is ranked second among all states and Canadian provinces in the number of bears entered into the Boone & Crockett Club records. For Boone & Crockett, the combined length and width of the skull is taken; Boone & Crockett requires a 20inch minimum. To make the state record book Pennsylvania requires

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has always been the fun part but s the calendar flips to a continuing shortage of referees December this week is becoming a problem,” Cremer marks the start of the explained. high school basketball “About fifteen years ago we had season. The action switches from approximately 80 referees in our the outside environs of football chapter. Over the last few years we stadiums to the smaller indoor have seen those numbers steadily gymnasiums.

The National decline. As we begin this season Anthem and school fight songs that number is down to the upper will still be played but perhaps it 40ss, almost a 50% decline in our might be a good idea if a recording of Kenny Chesney’s hit record Scott Lycoming Chapter membership.

Lowery The same thing is happening in ‘Get Along’ would also be played. other surrounding chapters in At every athletic contest three teams are involved; the home team, the District Four and across the state. This visiting team and the referees team. decline is not just happening in basketball, Without all three a game couldn’t be played. it is across the board in all the sports.

“To illustrate that point, in one football In part, Chesney’s song lyrics ask ‘can’t we game this past season Montgomery played all get along, while we can.’

In preparation for the season I had the their first Thursday Night football game opportunity to visit with Keith Cremer, just because there weren’t enough referees the president of the Lycoming Chapter to play all the scheduled games on a Friday of basketball officials, to discuss the Night. There are several contributing ever-increasing problem regarding factors for that.

“Around this area we try to hit the colleges the availability of referees to cover the multitude of high school games. The and even kids right out of high school veteran of 20 years officiating shed some to try and interest them in refereeing. light on a problem unbeknownst to most The problem is, these younger people go to games and they see what referees fans.

“I just love the game of basketball. I enjoy have to deal with from fans, coaches and seeing the competition that the players bring players. Inevitably, they ask about the every night, seeing how hard they work compensation. When we tell them they’ll and the progress they make as the season get about $60.00 to work two junior high progresses. It is an amazing progression games; or about $70.00 to work a varsity just to watch and as an official I get to see game. To a lot of them having to endure that from a very unique perspective. That two or three hours of abuse for that amount

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with the situation. It is hoped those school officials will be pro-active in monitoring any bad behavior before the referees have to address it with them.

“This year, as far as game play in concerned, there is only one rule that has changed.

That will occur when a ball is tipped in the back court from the front court. To the fan it may look like a back court violation. But it’s based upon which team touched the ball and when did they touch it.

“Most of the calls that fans seem to get upset about involve traveling, threeseconds and over-the-back. That call is probably the one fans yell about the most, even though there is not a single thing in the rule book about over-the-back. Some folks think that just because a player is rebounding from behind another player that it’s over-the-back. But as long as that player behind doesn’t push or displace the player in front of them they can rebound all they want from behind.

“The 50-50 judgment calls are the hardest calls to make. The block-charge is always going to be the most subjective call. Most of the time they are bang/bang plays that people expect an instantaneous call. If you think about it more than a split second people will question your judgment, but as quick as that play happens the referee needs time to process what he/she just saw and what the rule interpretation is as quickly as possible. Since it is a 50-50 call half the gym won’t agree with the call that is made.”

High school basketball provides great winter time enjoyment. When you go to the gym just be reminded of Kenny Chesney’s lyrics.

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of pay doesn’t seem to be enough for them to be interested.”

For individuals that might be interested the process is pretty simple, Cremer added.

“The first step is to apply online at PIAA.org for whatever sport they may be interested in. Then they would take on online test and must score 75% or better.

When the test is passed the individual becomes certified and assigned to a local chapter in their area. Each chapter holds a series of monthly meetings during the sport’s season and officials are required to attend a minimum of six of these meetings.

From that point they would be assigned to work games.”

Regarding game officiating and crowd behavior Cremer had the following observations.

“Usually the loudest games are the ones that are easiest to focus. If you have a gym with only 100 people and 20 of them are yelling you can probably hear everything they are saying. But when you have large crowds in full gymnasiums and hundreds of them are yelling you can’t hear any one individual. You can’t hear the coaches and sometimes it is hard to hear the whistles.

So when the lights are brightest it makes it easier to focus.

“This year, prior to every game, the referees have been instructed to personally meet with the game manager and go over the procedures for dealing with unruly or disrespectful behavior. Should a situation arise where a fan has to be removed from a game the officials are not to interact with the fan. Once the fan is identified the game manager or school security will deal

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ashing through the snow in a one-horse open sleigh …

Winter holidays are made all the more merry with the addition of some outdoor recreation.

Sleighs and sleds are par for the Christmas course, especially when a bounty of snow is in the forecast.

Sledding has been part of snowy celebrations for ages. Sledding is a funfilled activity, but it can be made an even better time, and a little safer, if revelers learn a little more about it.

Sled styles Sleds come in many different styles, each with its own advantages. Sleds with metal blades will work like ice skates, balancing riders’ weight on two metal runners. These sleds can work well during icy conditions or with hard-packed snow. Toboggans can fit multiple people, which can increase the fun factor and downhill speeds. Saucerstyle sleds are good for one or two people. Foam liners on some saucers can absorb shock for riders, making

those downhill bumps a little easier on the backside.

Keep in mind that sleds with steering mechanisms are easier to control, which can equate to safer sledding.

Layer up It is best to dress in layers when going sledding Even if it seems warm at home, it may be colder and Sledding is a fun-filled activity, but it can be made windier at the top of hills. an even better time, and a little safer, if revelers learn a little more about it.

Sweating when it’s cold out can increase a person’s risk for gone downhill, allowing them to hypothermia. According to experts compact the snow, which should make at Timberline Trails, a person who for a smooth ride.

Choose safe hills, such as those that works up a sweat and comes in contact are free of bare spots, holes, trees, and with ambient air when taking a break obstructions, and do not end abruptly will feel an immediate chill. This is called evaporative danger, and can be at a road. Hills with a long, flat areas remedied by dressing in layers and at the end make for easy, safe stopping. trying to stay dry.

Safety first Put safety first when sledding. Sled Invest in a helmet during the daytime so visibility is Sledding requires the use of a helmet. better.

Keep arms and legs on the sled, At high speeds, a blow to the head can and only sled feet-first, advises the cause a concussion or worse.

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By keeping these guidelines in mind, Let others go first sledders can make sure this popular Wait until some sledders have already winter activity is as safe as it is fun.

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SEWING SERVICES, South Williamsport. Weekdays 9-5 Call Sharon 570322-4622. NO Formal Wear. 141270 CLEANING

NEED A CLEAN HOUSE For The Holidays? No Time? Call ME! I Will Get Your Home Looking Great For Your Guests So You Can Relax! For An Estimate Call 570-2381796. 10006

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY Lycoming College Department of Information Technology Services (ITS) seeks qualified candidates for the position of Assistant Director, Instructional Technology. This position is responsible for all aspects of instructional and emerging technology. The assistant director will support and work closely with faculty, IT staff and students to ensure high quality standards in planning, design, and implementation of technology to support teaching and learning in labs, classrooms and other technology-enabled spaces across campus. This position is a supervisory position, providing oversight to one full-time position and student workers.

Lycoming College offers a competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package with exceptional retirement and tuition benefits.

EOE

For more detailed information and how to apply, visit www.lycoming.edu/ humanResources/employment Opportunities.aspx

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BANKRUPTCY

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CARS, TRUCKS, MOTORCYCLES & ENCLOSED TRAILERS ASE Certified Master Technicians 5399 US Rte. 15 Hwy, Montgomery, PA 17752

Phone: 570-547-2655 or 1-800-935-4895 WE BUY USED MOTORCYCLES, CARS, TRUCKS and ENCLOSED TRAILERS

FREE Conference - Payments OK, Lower Fees!

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

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570-546-2050 • 570-323-1944

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AMMOGUY ON TARGET

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75 • Webb Weekly December 4, 2019

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Miller’s

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www.getgen.com

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Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards

Window Shades & Deck Shades • Manual or Remote control.

• Covers Pergolas & Gazebos • Lots of color options.

• Lifetime threads

& POWER EQUIPMENT

• Farm Supplies • Pet Supplies • Horse Feeds

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CALL TODAY!

PA# 049073

570-323-9119

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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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238 Pine Loganton Rd -- Loganton

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Kepner Farm Supply LLC

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Music One

Custom Cabinetry

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL ANDY HAVENS

570.322.4993

66 Becker Hill Road Williamsport, PA 17701 www.havenswoodworking.com LEGAL

LUNG CANCER? ASBESTOS Exposure In Industrial, Construction, Manufacturing Jobs, Or Military May Be The Cause. Family In The Home Were Also Exposed.

Call 1-866-795-3684 Or Email cancer@breakinginjurynews.com . $30 Billion Is Set Aside For Asbestos Victims With Cancer.

Valuable Settlement Monies May Not Require Filing A Lawsuit. C11 APPLYING FOR SOCIAL Security Disability Or Appealing A Denied Claim? Call Bill Gordon & Assoc., Social Security Disability Attorneys, 1-855-498-6323!

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M11 PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE TO THE MUNICIPALITIES AND BOROUGH In Western Lycoming County Who Are Members Of West Branch Emergency Management Association, Inc. It Was Brought To Our Attention That The Members Of WBEMA Received A Letter From The Cogan House Township Secretary, Theresa Roupp, Dated Oc-

Is now paying cash for used guitars, amps, banjos, keyboards, drums and other music gear.

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21 E. Main St., Lock Haven, PA 17745 tober 8, 2019 Addressed To Mr. Buttorff, Who Is The President Of WBEMA And Who Did Not Personally Receive This Letter But It Was Addressed For Explanation For Several Member Municipalities Of WBEMA. We Ask That You disregard This Letter Due To The Fact Donations Collected In This Manner By WBEMA Can’t Be Done.

WBEMA Is Governed By What Is Known As “Title 35” And Also WBEMA Is A 501-C3 Nonprofit Organization Which Abides To The Laws Of Nonprofit Organizations. The Donation Letter Sent To You

By WBEMA In September Was Meant For Each Member To Decide If A Donation Of Any Dollar Amount Would Be Made.

If The Member sends No Donation It Will Not Affect The Quality Of Your Service Your Municipality Or Borough Receives From WBEMA. Any Information Needed By Your Munici-

pality Or Borough Will Be Forwarded By The President Of WBEMA Not By Any Member Of The Organization. Respectfully, West Branch Emergency Management Executive Board

NOTICE: ALL GROUND Owned By Joseph Stewart Of Nisbet, PA Has Been Leased By The Big Run Hunting Club. All Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted To The Fullest Extent Of The Law. 140716 MESOTHELIOMA

IF YOU HAVE Been Diagnosed With Mesothelioma You might Be Entitled To Significant Legal Compensation. Call Us. We Are Local Attorneys And We Can Help. 570-505-3015.

141256

LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT Our Classifieds

DIRECT MAILED TO 58,000 HOMES PLUS

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. Heavy Duty Commercial Railings . Turnkey Service for contractors from consult to installation . Maintenance Free . Limited Lifetime Warranty

anticipates the

FOLLOWING POSITION: HIGH SCHOOL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

Permanent 12-month position available immediately. Salary regionally competitive. Requirements: Principal Certification required, as well as outstanding organizational, management, technology, and communication skills. Strong leadership skills and ability to work with a variety of constituent groups a must.

Knowledge of high school best practices and latest mandates/ trends in education necessary. Previous experience preferred.

Specific responsibilities include:

· Student behavior management, including alternative education placements, student climate/culture, and related programs and systems · Student attendance · Keystone Exam coordination · Collaboration with community outreach services, i.e. Children and Youth, mental health, and other service groups · Data-informed decision making · Personnel Supervision and Evaluation Please apply online at www.loyalsocklancers.org.

EOE Deadline – December 13, 2019

alsoRESTORATION PA# 127985 Zook’s Metal Fabricating “Specializing in Handcrafted, Lifetime Railings” 683 Bud Drick Rd. . Allenwood, PA 17810 Near Elimsport

WORK

Elmer Zook & Family

570-547-7275

ADOPTION

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C11

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1-855-270-5098.

M11

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M11 INSURANCE

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Machine Shop Personnel In All Areas Small metal and plastics machine job shop has positions open for machine shop personnel in all areas of the shop including: machining, set up, deburring, inspection, and shipping and receiving Experience is preferred but will train the right people. Benefit package includes but not limited to health insurance, dental insurance, 401 k plan, paid holidays and vacations, plus other benefits.

Apply in person Monday - Friday between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm

Fairfield Manufacturing Co., Inc. 213 Streibiegh Lane Montoursville, PA 17754

Renew Carpet Cleaners

570-323-8011 Law

2117 West 4th Street - Williamsport, PA • Real Estate/Title Insurance

• Elder Law/Probate • Husband & Wife Package

- Last Will & Testament - Durable Power of Attorney - Living Will $

285

To t a l

“We Make House Calls”

Call Today!

Your Business Card Delivered by The United States Postal Service to Over 58,000 Homes!

Call Daniel S. Brink, Owner

at 570-855-8011 Montoursville, PA •brinkswelding.com

570-584-2764

17 YEARS

Design, Maintain

HERSHBERGER BUILDERS

25 Years Experience Commercial Flat Non-Commercial Roofs Roofs&(Rubber) Roofs

Silver Coating Shingles Fully Insured

CHRIS THOMAS

Painting Roofs

Flat Roofs Preferred

(570) 547-7032

ctthomas3@windstream.net

FREE ESTIMATES Prompt. Reliable. Professional.

(570) 547-7032

“We Care About the Roof

Over Your Head”

Jim Clark Prompt. Reliable. Professional.

Dave Splain 570-447-4680 570-494-8955

Renewable Energy for PA, 1305 Dewey Ave -- Williamsport,

LLC

• Specializing in Metal Roofing • Pole Building • Garages • Decks • Siding • Barn Renovatinos & All Types of Repair • Roof Painting • Skid Loader Work • Concrete Work

SEAMLESS GUTTERS

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

570-547-2505

Jonas Hershberger FREE Estimates

LITTLE JOHNʼS CONSTRUCTION JOHN LAPP JR.

PA #013581

Milller’s

Troy Whitmoyer Realtor 570-447-2995

HIC# PA114999

122 SHERMAN DRIVE WATSONTOWN, PA 17777

570-238-5529 • 570-713-4887 Get One Mowing FREE! When you sign

up for our lawn care program, receive one mowing FREE or $20 OFF your invoice for mulching, trimming, brush removal, etc.

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

570-971-0090

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

We Now Have Deep Cycle & Starting Batteries In Stock. Also Lawn & Garden Batteries We do all kinds of Milling and Lathework.

Call us with your machining needs.

troywhitmoyer@ bhhshodrickrealty.com 448 River Avenue, Williamsport

PA 570-321-7000

TRUCK TONNEAU COVERS AVAILABLE IN 3 STYLES - Hinged Cover - Snapless Folding - Stand & Snap Cover

570-437-1909

PA096756 Fully Insured

PA 17701

Remodeling, Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, Air Sealing, Heat Loss Testing, Insulation

Let’s Get Your House Sold!

Let Me Do The Work For You!

Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317

26 Years Experience

Commercial & Non-Commercial

570-772-0753

OWNER: Timothy B. Moyer

KOZ’s LANDSCAPING

LANDSCAPE BORDERS PERMANENT EDGING SPRING SPECIAL - 50% OFF ALL OTHER LANDSCAPING 25% OFF Build,

Plants, Materials, Labor,

IN BUSINESS! NEW LAWN CARE CLIENTS -- 4 FREE CUTS!!

DRIVEWAY SEAL, PARKING LOTS

PA# 059899

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

m

FOUGHTS MILL

Buckwheat and Wheat Products Quality Livestock Feed Food Plot Seeds, Purple Top Turnips, Landino Clover Mix, Essex Rape, Groundhog Radish, Sugar Beets, Buckwheat Seed, Wheat & Forage Oats, Kale

201 RACE STREET -- HUGHESVILLE

ctthomas3@windstream.net

MOYER’S

GENERAL CONTRACTI NG

Proudly Offered at...

Mark Tillson Insurance 4092 Lycoming Mall Drive -- Montoursville PHONE: 570-368-76 00 marktillson@allstate.co

High Quality!

Affordable Pricing!

238 Pine Loganton Rd • Loganton

• 570-725-2341

HARDWOOD SLABS CORD-SIZE BUNDLES

2500 EACH!

$

Stock-Up NOW for Winter!

2182 Quarry Road • Jersey Shore

(Just South

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

M.R. Logue Interiors

----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty

• Drywall • • Plaster Repairs • • Painting •

CALL TODAY!

PA# 049073

570-323-9119

Meyers Masonry Restoration Co.

Award Winning Masonry Contractor PA #010608 43 Years Experience

• Heavy Duty Aluminum Farm Gates.

310 Heck Road • Hydraulic Hoses & Adaptors Jersey Shore, PA 17740 • Custom Welding in Mild Steel, Stainless 570-745-2240 Steel and Aluminum Henry M. Fisher • Farm Equipment Repairs

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALUMINUM

Jean Services

DISCOUNT RATES ON ALL INTERIOR WINTER WORK:

Todd C. Jean & Robbie C. Jean Licensed & Insured PA 12847

Basement Walls repointed-rebuilt • Waterproof walls Stone Facing • Fireplace Restoration Bowed Floor Beams • Drywall Repair • Painting Carpentry • All Interior Projects BUILD OR RESTORE ALL AREAS OF BRICK • BLOCK • STONE • CONCRETE

(570) 447-5574 (570) 447-7653

AFFORDABLE PRICES! FREE ESTIMATES

Call Today: 570-244-5922

THERMACORE INSULATED PANELS 1” - 19”, 21”, 24” Wide 13/8 - 18”, 21”, 24” Wide 15/8 - 21”, 24” Wide 2” - 18”, 21”, 24” Wide

1813 Murray Run Road Trout Run, PA 17771

General Contracting, Construction, Electrical, Plumbing, Remodeling, Commercial Snow Removal, Excavating, Property Maintenance

North Company NorthEast East Trade Trade Company

1” - .75¢ sq. ft.

Muzzleloading and Trapping Supplies, Service & Parts

13/8” - .80¢ sq. ft.

15/8” - .85¢ sq. ft.

2” - .99¢ sq. ft.

AmmoN SwArey

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

Get all your supplies now! Frizzens Hardened LATE MUZZLELOADING SEASON MAKE THAT 1ST SHOT COUNT! GET A TUNE-UP TODAY! STARTS DECEMBER 26TH

570-546-2061

1980 John Brady Drive • Muncy, PA 17756

Smith’s Tree Service

Mountainview Enterprises

• houses • GaraGes • barns • sheds • silos

20% Senior Citizens Discount Serving Central Pennsylvania for Over 40 Years FREE Estimates • Fully Insured

OLD BARN BEAMS For Inside Your House

• Removal • Trimming • Stump Removal • Planting

Also, COMPLETE DEMOLISHING SERVICES

Cell - 570-447-5805 PA003139

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL

GARAGE DOORS, OPERATORS, SERVICE & REPAIRS TO ALL MAJOR BRANDS Serving th e FREE s e t a m i Est One Call, That’s All! SincAere19a 9 7

570-326-3900

Rob’s Masonry & Excavating • 15 Years Experience • Fully Insured • Outdoor Kitchens • Retaining Walls • Stamp Crete • Restoration Rob Boyer • Concrete 570-809-5608 • Real Stone robs.masonry @yahoo.com • Block www.robsmasonry.com • Brick ID: PA114705

Fireplace Mantels • Barn Siding & Custom Indoor/Outdoor Home Decor made with Barnwood and Beams

We tear doWn and remove houses and barns.

We can do some houses and barns at very little or no cost.

YOU CALL, WE DEMOLISH • 570-725-2081

Premium Anthracite Coal

190.00/Ton

$

50lb. Bags $6.75 ALL SIZES AVAILABLE

HAMPE’S COAL YARD 5037 Musser Lane • Watsontown, PA

570-412-5637

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PA# 139263

Call 570-326-9322

FREE ESTIMATES

PER YEAR

CERTIFIED

Call Jaimie - 570-326-9322

G. Scott Gardner Attorney At

MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE

$

24/7

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3 Areas - 99 $

Tri-Axle Repairs

Call 570-326-932 2

Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System

LittLe Mountain WeLding

REACH OVER 58,000 HOMES ADVERTISING YOUR BUSINESS CARD IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BY HERE! CALL NICKIE TURI AT 570-326-932 2

79 • Webb Weekly April 20, 2016

Serving the Area Since 1995

My Business is Getting YOU Business!

90

77 • Webb Weekly December 4, 2019

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

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CHRISTMAS TREES

Palcon, LLC

TAG - CUT

ANY SIZE - ANY SPECIES SOME TREES UP TO 11-FT.

$45.00

Pallets, Filtersock, Mobile Wood Grinding Services, Commercial & Residential Mulch

570-546-9032 LAWN CARE

STILL DOING FALL LAWNCARE, Hauling Included. Fully Insured. Line Up Your Snow Removal Needs Now. It Goes Quick.

Call S&S Lawncare 570322-8787. 140860 HAKES LAWN CARE. Not Too Late For Hedge Trimming Or Yard Clean Up. 570-220-9058. 141054 SNOW REMOVAL!!

SEEKING LAWNCARE CUSTOMERS In Williamsport/South Wmspt. Area.

Brinser’s Landscaping 570560-0502. 2008

973 EAST 1.9 MILES ON LEFT 7 DAYS 12PM-5PM MUST HAVE THIS AD SAVE $5

Muncy, Pa RICHARD’S LAWN CARE And Landscaping.

Fall Clean-up And Spring Clean-up. Snow Plowing.

Taking On New Customers For Next Year. 570-7721588. 141461 ROBERT’S LANDSCAPING -Fall Clean-up, Winter Snow Removal.

Call 570-279-2012. 140863 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

3 BEDROOM 1/2 DOUBLE. Fenced In Yard.

Lawn Care Included. $675.00 A Month Plus Utilities. No Pets 570-3379969. 141944

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 48 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, HOLIDAY SPECIAL ½ OFF 1ST MONTH RENT: Available Very Nice 2 Bedrooms 1st and 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 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147 . 141447

HOME for RENT NEWBERRY AREA: HOLIDAY SPECIAL ½ OFF 1ST MONTH RENT: Very Nice 3 Bedroom with Den duplex, 1.5 baths, Fully Equipped Large Kitchen, Central Air, Full Basement/ Washer & Dryer Hook Up,

LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP

SCHOOL DISTRICT anticipates the following positions:

Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water And Off Street Parking.

Tenant Responsible For Electric, Gas, Water/Sewer. Included In Rent: Trash.

Background Checks Required with a credit score of 700 or more. Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge, Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147 . 141448

WILLIAMSPORTNICHOLS COURT APARTMENTS. HOLIDAY SPECIAL ½ OFF 1ST MONTH RENT: 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, EXT #147, TTD: 711 TO REQUEST AN APPLICATION. 141449

Varsity Boys’ Soccer Coach Varsity Girls’ Soccer Coach Appl ica nts shou ld possess prior coaching experience at the Secondary and Collegiate Level.

Excellent communication and leadership skills are necessary.

Apply online at: www.loyalsocklancers.org

EOE

Deadline to apply is December 9, 2019

FALLON ROOFING

Roofing, Shingles, Rubber, Metal

Lowest Prices Quality Work (570) 838-3038 or (570) 492-9444 APARTMENTS

WANTED

2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, Entire First Floor, West End. Heat, Water And Trash Included $825.00.

570-323-4228. 141792 HUGHESVILLE NICE 1 BEDROOM. $450.00.

Rent Includes Water And Sewer. Non Smoking, No Pets. 570-772-7114.

142178 1ST FLOOR, 1 Bedroom , Williamsport With Handicapped Ramp. No Smoking, No Pets. 570-4352690. 142189 3RD FLOOR, 1 Bedroom, Williamsport. No Smoking, No Pets. 570435-2690. 142190

WANTED! Harley-Davidson Motorcycles.

Call 570-320-0630.

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

141951

CEMETERY LOTS

GREEN LAWN MEMORIAL Park, 4 Grave Lots #379 In Section A. Valued At $8,380.00, Asking $6,000 OBO, Plus Transfer Fee. 570-5466269. 141624 STORAGE UNITS

10 X 16. $75.00/Month.

Call 570-326-2830. 142181 VEHICLES CARS

2001 DODGE RAM CREW CAB. 130,000 Miles. Great Running Truck.

Lower Price $4,100.00 OBO Call 570279-6217. 141941

VEHICLES WANTED

CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! All Makes/ Models 2002-2018! Any Condition. Running Or Not. Top$$$ Paid! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide! Call Now: 1-888985-1806. C11 CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! All Makes/ Models 2002-2018! Any Condition. Running or Not. Competitive Offer! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide! Call Now: 1-888368-1016. M11 AMERICAN & FOREIGN CARS $$ PAYING CASH $$ For Classic & Collector Cars 717-5778206. M11 ATTENTION B & C Auto Wreckers Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment.

Licensed and Professional Service.

Call For Details.

570-547-1040.

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PIC BROS. AUTO SALES 101 N. Main St. • Muncy • 570-546-5462

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday - 9am - 8pm • Thurs - 9am - 5pm • Saturday 9am - 3pm

$

8,995 THIS

2013 DODGE JOURNEY CREW

$

8,995

WEEK’S SPECIALS

6-Cyl., Auto, Leather, Heated Seats & Steering Wheel, 149K, AWD, Very Nice!

2010 SUBARU OUTBACK PREMIUM

4-Cyl., Auto, 150K, AWD, Very Clean & Sharp!

Visit us online at www.PicBrosAuto.com

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COTNER CHIROPRACTIC CENTER, LLC

Brandon W. Cotner, D.C. Penn Hills Plaza 21 Kristi Road, Suite 6 • Muncy, PA 17756 Hours: Tues & Thurs 7:30am - 1pm & 3pm - 7pm • Fri 7:30am - 1pm Monday & Wednesday by Appointment Only

570-935-0847 • LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!

GUTTERNUTZ@GMAIL.COM

REED’S ING FLOOR ur 50th Year

SUNNY HILL MOULDINGS

1968-2018, O 2547 Rte 220 Hwy between • Carpet (Heavy Rems On Sale) • Vinyl Hughesville & Pennsdale • Hardwood • Ceramic Tile

LARGE INVENTORY

PA096758

• Prefinishing • Hardwood Floors • Stairparts • Installation

• Custome Millwork • Prehung Doors • Interior & Exterior Trim Packages

570-584-5468 • Audura Tiles & Planks FREE ESTIMATES

570-745-7109

Mon.-Thurs. 10am-5:30pm, Fri. 10am-8pm, Sat. 10am-3pm

GUARANTEED PRICE OVER THE PHONE! UPHOLSTERY CLEANING SPECIALS

74 SOFA $ 64 LOVESEAT $ 34 CHAIR

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

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