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t is great to see Spring Training in full swing in both Florida and Arizona. The first exhibition games from both the Grapefruit and Cactus Leagues can be viewed on TV. The Boys of Summer can mean just one thing — spring is just around the corner. This time of year always gets me thinking about my lifetime friend Mr. Bill ‘Buck’ Byham. A lifetime Pirates fan, he would always look forward to his February pilgrimage to the Pirates’ Spring Training camp in Florida. Mr. Byham was as loyal as they come, and his hope always sprang eternal this time of year for the Buccos. I always enjoyed talking to him upon his return, not only about his trip but what he thought the Pirates’ chances were for the upcoming season. The Old Left Hander usually hit it right on the head, and as all baseball folks know, it begins with pitching. He was always quick to point out some young up and comers that would contribute to the Pirates’ efforts. Unfortunately for all Pirates fans, the current ownership usually gets rid of their talented players right as they’re coming into their prime. They are more concerned with the bottom line than winning. The Pirates have been one of baseball’s worst teams in the past 25
years; at one point, they had accumulated 20 losing seasons in a row. Buck was definitely not a fan of the current ownership, but that never dampened his spirit for the Pittsburgh Pirates. I miss Mr. Byham; he was one of those folks we were blessed to have with us a long time, you just sort of expected he would always be there. Tip of my Pirates 4th of July cap to his wife Nellie and the Byham family. Thanks for sharing Buck. Hope all finds you well, my friends. Other signs that spring will be soon upon us is that Valentine’s Day is in the rearview mirror, and a week from today is Ash Wednesday. We already have over an hour and a half more daylight than we did when we kicked off 2020. Daylight savings time will soon be upon us, which I think makes everybody happy. It always amazes me how much happier everybody is when they can go home in the evening after a long day’s work to some daylight. I definitely fall into this category. Well, I have great news! In about two weeks daylight savings time returns on March 8th. The sun will set that day at 7:07 p.m. Doesn’t that just warm your heart and bring a smile to your face? I know we can still get a lot of winter
weather right on through April in our little corner of Penns Woods. However, it can’t last long; I always view the 1st day of March as my spring kick-off. I have learned over the years to associate the beginning of spring with the first Jim pitch of the local high Webb, Jr. school baseball season. There are so many great events going on locally; please do not allow yourself to catch the dreaded cabin fever. Most can be found within the pages of Webb Weekly. Our area high school wrestlers and basketballers are currently competing in District Championship competition. Get out and about and take in some of the great action and support our area’s young athletes. If you enjoy the outdoors, some great wild game cuisine, and supporting the men and women who provide our freedom, I have just the event for you. Each year, Barry Sones, owner of the Nightingale Hunting Preserve, organizes a big game dinner and night out to benefit our local Wounded Warriors. This year will mark his 8th Annual Wild Game Dinner and Auction benefitting the Pennsylvania Wounded Warriors. The event will take place Saturday, February 29th, at the Hughesville Volunteer Fire hall on the corner of South Railroad
and Water streets. Doors open at 4:00 p.m., dinner is served at 5:00 p.m., and a big game hunting slide show is viewed at 6:00 p.m. The big game dinner will include a menu of moose barbecue, moose hot sausage, venison Swedish meatballs, bologna, and chili, chukar noodle soup, and much more. Sides will include salt potatoes, salads, and desserts. There will be a live auction that includes a wildlife print courtesy of Webb Weekly’s own Ken Hunter, a mountain bike donated by Marty’s Bicycle Shop, a Hoyt bow, numerous gift cards, and hunting and fishing themed items. Something new this year will be a Chinese auction featuring over 30 themed baskets. It’s a great evening of friendship and camaraderie to support our local servicemen and women that have put it all on the line for our hometown way of life. A tip of my Webb Weekly All-American Red, White and Blue cap with the American Flag on the side to Mr. Barry Sones and all that help put on the event. They have raised over $80,000 for the Pennsylvania Wounded Warrior Project. Tickets for the event are a minimum $15 donation. The donation also gets you registered for some great door prizes. To purchase tickets, make a monetary donation, or to donate an item for the auction, you can reach Barry at 570419-4749 or Barrysones@gmail.com. God Bless America.
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Derek was not a typical teacher/coach and found himself getting interested in local concerns of the city. Unknown to him, he was also drawing the interest of others. Gerry Fausnaught had been a school principal that Derek had worked under, and in 2014, she invited him to her home to meet with her and Marlene Whaley. Derek had tremendous admiration for Mrs. Whaley and was somewhat shocked when they presented to him the idea of running for Williamsport City Council. He brushed aside the idea, but it planted a seed. Four years later, he was ready to take the plunge. And after two years as a councilman, he ran and successfully won election as Mayor of Williamsport last November. Since his inauguration in January, Derek Slaughter has brought his entire toolbox to the job. His technical background comes in handy as he is seeking to button down the finances, upgrade the software, and review all the contracts and agreements. His educational background shows up as he has been attending seminars in both Harrisburg and Washington,
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Spanish, yet he also had a love for computers, although not necessarily programming. So, after graduating from Williamsport Area High School in 1999, he went to Pennsylvania State University, where he would graduate with a degree in Information Sciences and Technology with a minor in Spanish. He did not graduate until December of 2003 because he studied for a semester in Spain to add to his language skills. Derek had envisioned himself as some kind of an IT consultant. Still, he was not quite convinced that would satisfy his multitude of interests. So, after some discussions with Allen Taylor, his old ninth-grade basketball coach, and very good friend, Derek decided he would go into education. He was able to get into a highly competitive one-year master’s degree program at the University of Maryland that enabled him to acquire his teaching certificate at the same time. Derek worked in the Washington, D.C. area for a couple of years, and then an opportunity opened up in Williamsport, which enabled him to come back to his hometown to teach math and coach basketball. However,
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to set himself up for a higher office, either. For example, his goals include resolving stormwater and levee issues, which are not name recognition items. Yet he knows he is on a learning curve but is not afraid of making mistakes. In fact, his hero is Michael Jordan, who Derek noted missed many more shots than he made. But it was learning from the misses that taught Michael Jordan how to make the big shots! However, Derek Slaughter does not want to be a ‘big shot’ — he wants to bring the community together. He is a very unique young man, and yet in many ways, Derek seems almost tailored for these very times we are in right now. He has strong family values combined with a strong work ethic. He has a diverse background in the political spectrum, arts, athletics, technology, and education, all of which give him the ability to see from many angles, which he then uses his acquired wisdom to choose the right way forward. For the sake of everyone in this region — we all wish for his success to move Williamsport forward to prosper and thrive.
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his month, of course, is Black History in which we celebrate the contributions and history of African-Americans. This month is also the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Negro leagues in baseball. One former Williamsporter was a part of that history. Frank Albert “Fay” Young is not a household name, but perhaps this remarkable man should be. This Williamsport native was the first full-time African-American sportswriter, who promoted the exploits of athletes from “Rube” Foster, Josh Gibson, Jesse Owens, Joe Louis to members of the excellent black college teams. He was also a tireless crusader for the integration of Major League Baseball. Not much is known of Young’s early life, what is known is that he was born in Williamsport in 1884 and by the age of eight was orphaned and moved from the area. Much of the following information comes from the Biography Resource Center at Bucknell University. Young may have come by his writing talents naturally because his grandmother, Julia C. Collins, also of Wil-
liamsport, is reportedly the first black woman in America to publish a novel, “The Curse of Caste” in 1865. Young attended high school in both Massachusetts and Illinois and, by the age of 16, was selling newspapers on the south side of Chicago. The newspapers he was selling were the “Chicago Defender,” one of this nation’s top newspapers, a newspaper he would write for and edit off and on for more than 40 years. He also worked as a railroad dining car waiter and his ability to gather bits of news from other waiters, porters, and barbers and collect various newspapers provided him information about the exploits of various black athletes and turning these tidbits into stories for the “Chicago Defender” brought him the notice of the Defender’s publisher, Robert Abbott. Young then became a fulltime writer for the Defender, but his pay was paltry, so he had to do other work such as working as a waiter and working at the post office during the Christmas rush. Young contributed to every aspect of publishing the “Defender” and even cooked for the night crew as they proof-
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enthusiastic boosters and had a warm relationship with Foster, whose team, the Chicago American Giants, was one of the league’s early powerhouses. As the official scorer and statistician for the Negro National League from its inception in 1920 until its dissolution in 1931, Young advocated the inclusion of blacks in the major leagues. He also criticized the Baseball Umpires Association for the bad umpiring by white officials at games played by black teams and called for the hiring of black umpires. During the 1920s, he covered all types of sports, including the World Series, various championship boxing bouts, and
track and field events. He was a key figure in the expansion of the sports programs of the nation’s historically black colleges, particularly those at Tuskegee Institute. He was the founder of the Prairie View Bowl Game in 1929, the first black post-season football bowl game. The money ravages of the Depression caused Young to leave the “Defender” in 1934, and he spent the next three years as the managing editor of another major black newspaper, the “Kansas City Call.” When another Negro League was formed in 1937, the Negro American League, Young, served as its secretary from 1939 to 1948. Young, along with other major black sportswriters such as Sam Lacy and Wendell Smith, were tireless in their efforts to bring down the color barrier in Major League Baseball. They constantly cajoled and pressured Commissioner Kennesaw Mountain Landis and other baseball officials to seriously consider the possibility of allowing black players to play in the Major Leagues. It was through their efforts and the courage of Branch Rickey that Jackie Robinson was given the chance to break the color barrier in 1947. “Fay Young was a tremendously important journalistic figure who spanned the time of the beginning of the Negro leagues in 1920 until Jackie Robinson in 1947,” Brian Carroll, a journalism professor at Barry College in Georgia and an authority on black sportswriters, said at a 2009 conference of Negro League historians in Pittsburgh. “He was a tireless champi-
on for the Negro Leagues and promoted major activities such as the league’s EastWest All-Star Game. He even wrote some paternalistic columns telling black fans how they should behave at Negro League games and later at games that Jackie Robinson was playing at for the Brooklyn Dodgers.” Larry Lester, chairman of the Negro Leagues Research Committee of the Society of American Baseball Research, considers Young an “extremely important journalistic figure along with Wendell Smith, Sam Lacy, and Joe Bostic. His interests also ran to areas other than sports. Young helped establish Tennessee A & I State University’s poultry program. He was honored when the school named its new poultry building after him on Thanksgiving Day, 1953. Young also was involved with other agricultural projects in horticulture and stock breeding, Young died on October 27, 1957, of what was believed to be an intestinal obstruction. Among the pallbearers at his funeral were track stars, Jesse Owens and Ralph Metcalfe. In an article of tribute in “Ebony” magazine, journalist and colleague A. S. Young (no relation) called Fay Young the “patron saint of black college athletics.” An obituary published in the “Defender” wrote of Young, “Oh, he would grumble, and one would believe he was the meanest fellow in the world, but deep down in his heart there was a soft spot, and it could be reached by anyone with a heart-touching story.”
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ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS... Submit contributions in a What: When: Where: format to webbnews@webbweekly.com. View more calendar listings at www.webbweekly.com. Susquehanna Trout Unlimited Offering Fly Tying Course What: A fly tying course including an instruction manual, tools and materials needed to tie your flies during each session. Beginners and all skill levels are welcomed and instructors will include notable local fly tiers. You are encouraged to bring your own tools if you have them. Class size is limited to 20 students and is first come, first served. Please register by email to susquehannatu@gmail.com, listing the names of everyone you would like to register, their experience levels, and contact information (email and phone number). When: Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. starting February 4 and running through March 31, 2020. Where: Covenant Central Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 807 West Fourth Street (enter off of Campbell St.) in Williamsport. EVENTS EVENTS... Coffee & Convo: Heart Disease – All for the Health of it What: Join Geisinger health and wellness for a cup of coffee and learn about heart disease and how to prevent it. Through this seminar, you will be provided with information on the preventive steps to keep yourself safe from getting heart disease. Registration required for presentation and space is limited, so call our team at 866-415-7138 to reserve your spot today! When: Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020, from 10 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Where: Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital, 1020 Thompson Street, Jersey Shore. Will be held in the community room. Used Book Sale What: Used book sale – Variety of used paper & hard back books along with homemade baked goods. Enjoy a free cup of coffee or tea while browsing through the books. When: Friday, Feb. 21st from 4pm to 7pm; Saturday, Feb. 22nd from 9am to 12 (noon)
Where: Balls Mills United Methodist Church, corner of Bloomingrove Rd., and St. Route 973 E, Cogan Station. Dinner What: Broiled or beer battered haddock or baked chicken dinner. Open to the public. When: Friday, February 21, 2020, 5 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Cornhole Competition What: Cornhole competition. When: Saturday, February 22, 2020, Registration at noon. Play begins at 1 p.m. $5 per person. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.
Ruffed Grouse Society What: The Susquehanna River Valley Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society will holds its 4th annual Conservation and Sportsmen’s Banquet. The banquet, which begins with a social hour at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 p.m., is a fund-raiser for the Ruffed Grouse Society and its efforts to enhance ruffed grouse and American woodcock habitat. The evening will feature live and silent auctions, drawings and door prizes, along with a selection of firearms, artwork and collectibles. Dinner speaker for the event will be Lisa Williams, wildlife biologist with the Pennsylvania Game Commission specializing in ruffed grouse. Banquet tickets are $40 per person. Ticket price includes buffet dinner and open bar featuring beers, wines and ciders produced in Lycoming and surrounding counties. Tickets can be purchased through the chapter website, www. susquehannagrouse.com, or by contacting ticket chairman Jeff Fetzer at 570-885-6112 or: jfetz.jf@gmail.com. When: Saturday, February 22, 2020. Where: Farrington Place, 416 W. 3rd St., Williamsport. PA Master Gardner What: Tomatoes – Early and Late– Want to be the first on the block to have ripe tomatoes or be the last one harvesting! Registration required for each specific event at http:// extension.psu.edu/lycoming/events or by calling 877-3450691. When: Saturday February 22, 9 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Where: Lysock View Complex, 542 County Farm Rd.,
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Audubon Program What: Lycoming Audubon program “Raptors and Climate Change”, presented by Jean-Francois Therrien, senior scientist and graduate study director at Hawk Mountain. Join us as Dr Therrien reviews the importance of studying how raptors are reacting to climate change. When: Wednesday, February 26, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. The public is welcome to this free program. Where: Lowry Room on the 3rd floor of the Welch wing in the J V Brown Library, 19 E Fourth St, Williamsport.
Community Dinner What: Community dinner, serving BBQ, and mac & cheese. No charge. Everyone is Welcome! When: Thursday, February 20, serving begins at 5:30 p.m. Where: St. Paul-Calvary United Methodist Church, 1427 Memorial Ave., Williamsport. Please use the Elevator Entrance along the West side parking lot.
Clay Club What: Clay Club - ages 6 and up. Clay Club is designed for students in K-12, meeting once a week after school. All ages & abilities welcome! Register online at www.centeredearth. com When: Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Where: Centered Earth Clay Arts Studio, 21 Kristi Rd., Muncy.
Used Book Sale What: Used book sale – Variety of used paper & hardback books along with home-made baked goods. Enjoy a free cup of coffee, tea or water while browsing through the books. When: Friday, Feb. 21st from 6pm to 9pm; Saturday, Feb.22nd from 9 a.m.-noon. Where: Balls Mills United Methodist Church, corner of Bloomingrove Rd. and St. Route 973 E. Cogan Station.
Clay Play What: Clay Play is designed for pre-school aged children and their caregivers. Explore clay with us! Register online at www.centeredearth.com. When: Third Thursday of each month. Where: Centered Earth Clay Arts Studio, 21 Kristi Rd., Muncy.
Clothing Giveaway What: Daniel’s Closet - free clothing. When: Saturday, February 22, 2020, 9 a.m.-11 a.m. Clothing drop-off & set-up Thursday, February 20, 4 p.m.-6 p.m. Where: Church of the Redeemer, Lutheran, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. Use outside stairway to Social Hall.
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DEP Connects with Agriculture What: The agriculture community is invited to a public meeting with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s Northcentral Regional office. Talk to staff and hear updates on topics of interest to farmers, including: permitting and ag inspections, Chesapeake Bay, Marcellus Shale, mosquito and tick control, stream maintenance, and more. Bacteria test kits for well water will be available for $10 (quantities limited). Lycoming County Conservation District will also be in attendance. When: Monday, February 24 from 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Where: DEP’s Northcentral Regional Office, 208 West Third Street, Suite 101, Williamsport.
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570.323.9456. $20.00 in advance, $25.00 at the door. Dinner, dancing, prizes! When: Saturday, February 22, 2020 from 7:00 p.m.Midnight Where: St. Joseph the Worker Parish Fleming Center 720 West Fourth St., Williamsport. Book and Soup Sale What: Homemade soup and used book sale with breakfast. Selling soup for $5.00/quart, books 25¢ each or 5 books for $1.00 and breakfast for $5.00/plate. For more information call our office at 570-753-8137, Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. When: February 22nd, 2020. Breakfast from 7 a.m.-9 a.m. Soup and book sale from 8 a.m.-noon. Where: Avis United Methodist Church, 215 Prospect Avenue, Avis. Christian Growth Courses What: Christian Growth Courses Session 2. Course 2.1 Agape Road – Understanding and following the New Testament ethic of love to its end – Monday Nights 6:307:15 p.m. 2/24-3/30/2020. Course 2.2 Divine Guidance – A practical study in personal divine guidance and following God in daily life and decisions – Monday Nights 7:308:15pm 2/24-3/30/2020. Course 2.3 Holy Spirit Imparted – How to be anointed with the Holy Spirit for the exercise of spiritual gifts and ministries in the local church – Wednesday Nights 6:30-7:15pm 2/26-4/1/2020. Course 2.4 Finding Your Ministry – How to find your purpose and calling for the fulfillment of your personal service to the Lord in and through the local church – Wednesday Nights 7:30-8:15pm 2/26-4/1/2020. Classes are free and open to the public. When: Begins 2/24/2020 and 2/26/2020 for 6 weeks. Where: Wings of Love Community Church, 699 Southmont Ave., South Williamsport.
Ash Wednesday Service What: Ash Wednesday Service of Worship, Communion and Intinction of Ashes. When: Wed., February 26 at 7:00 p.m. Where: New Covenant United Church of Christ, 202 E. 3rd St., Williamsport. MEETINGS MEETINGS...
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Plant-Based Living What: Plant-Based Living Group Meeting. Join us. . .for a plant-based breakfast. . .for dinner! Everyone is invited to bring their favorite vegan breakfast dish to share. We will also be doing a short cooking demo, and continuing our review of the book “How Not to Diet” by Dr. Michael Gregor. . .the groundbreaking science of healthy, permanent weight loss. Please email questions to lmanley1418@comcast.net. When: Thursday, February 27th at 6:00 p.m. Where: PMF Industries Lunchroom/Kitchen, rear 2601 Reach Road, Williamsport, (watch for Plant-Based Living signs).
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Al-Anon What: Support group for friends and family of alcoholics. Childcare provided. When: Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. Where: Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry St., Williamsport. Toastmasters Club What: Eliminate your fear of public speaking. Gain control of your fear of public speaking by working with experienced people who will guide you to develop your speaking skills. This meeting is open to anyone. Contact Bill Hague 570322-1431 or Phil Buehrer 570-326-6801. When: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Where: The Steinbacher & Stahl Resource Center, 413 Washington Blvd. at Penn St., Williamsport.
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Lycoming Creek Road. Man, I loved walking in there in the early mornings. You could smell all the fresh donuts baking. It was like walking into a piece of heaven that greeted you with amazing sweets. Dad would grab us each a donut to go, Andrea and we would head McElroy back to the deli to grab a hoagie for lunch that was wrapped in cellophane. In the back of the bed of the truck with the bikes was our blue and white Playmate Igloo cooler. Dad still has that bad boy to this day. He
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out on the paths till he was done working. We’d eat lunch then off we would go on a ride on the bikes. Once our day was done, Dad would load up, and we would head off the mountain before sundown. On the way home, we would talk about what mom would have ready for dinner. To this day, the smell of those donuts at Weis or looking at their premade hoagies takes me back to those Blossburg days. The sound of Eddie Money or any good 80’s rock takes me back to those days. Dad gave me the love for some good old fashion rock and roll. Can’t beat Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Tom Petty, or Phil Collins. Just to name a few that I grew up on. Nowadays, my Dad is a traitor. He is all country now, but whatever. *giggles* His daughter still holds those songs in her heart as “Weekends with Dad Memories.” Isn’t it funny how food, music, and smells can trigger a memory? I think it’s pretty awesome how they all can come running back to us. Memories. Precious memories. Creole Beef Casserole • 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted • 2 cups (16 ounces) sour cream • 1 small onion, chopped
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DAILY SPECIALS Monday: 10 PIZZA NIGHT!
315 Hepburn Street | Williamsport, PA 17701 570-964-5353 | full menu online at scorzbarandgrill.com
$
Large, 1 topping. Daily Lunch Specials : Monday - Friday Additional toppings available for fee. EAT IN, CALL AHEAD, or TAKE OUT Dine in only.
Tuesday: Monday: WRIST BAND MONDAY! 2 TACOS & Buy a wristband for $15.95 and enjoy $ 2 DOMESTIC DRAFTS! UNLIMITED action at FlyWorld, Laser Quest,
Wednesday: Thursday: WING IT WEDNESDAY! BURGERS & BEVERAGES
served with marinara and mozzarella 8.
served on grilled sourdough with arugula and leek mayo 8.
Enjoy 1 peppers. doz. bone-in with grilled onions and choice of wings chicken and 8 or steak 10.
*
a $10 arcade card for $13.99
Enjoy a delicious Scorz burger, fries and a beverage of your choice* - all for $10!
ken Wrap*
crispy chicken, lettuce, tomato, cheddar jack and mayo on flour tortilla. Choice of mild, buffalo bbq, or honey hot 8.
b Wrap*
turkey, lettuce, tomato, mayo, provolone and bacon on flour tortilla 8.
*Restrictions apply.
Friday: FISH & CHIPS SPECIAL
2 Fish Filets tuna salad with choice of cheese on grilled sourdough 8.
Tuesday: $2 TUESDAY!
$
*Lunches include chips and pickle. Substitute fries or cup of soup for 2.
ders*
and Liberty Lanes. Valid 3-9pm
$2 bowling games • $2 shoe rental $2 OFF all jumps at FlyWorld $2 OFF all laser tag games
Wednesday: BOGO WEDNESDAY!
Thursday: FUN & PLAY COMBO!
Available all day for all attractions! FlyWorld, Laser tag, bowling and arcade! Must be used the same day.
HAPPY HOUR
served with caramelized onions and mushrooms with cheddar cheese on grilled sourdough 10.
Veggie Burger*
plan based burger with lettuce, tomato, onions, provolone cheese and leek mayo 11.
ntwood Salad
mixed greens, crispy chicken tenders, corn, tomato, cucumber, bacon and avocado, served with croutons and topped with cheddar jack and tossed in buttermilk dressing 11.
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iceberg lettuce, tomato, cucumber, green peppers, mozzarella, carrots, red onions, banana pepper rings, french fries and buttermilk ranch dressing 12.
FOR $5onFOOD Sunday thru 5 DRINKS: Nachos w/add options $2 Domestic Drafts w/add on options Thursday Quesadilla $3 Well Drinks Pretzel Rods $4 Crafts Zone 7-9pm Cal $4 Wine Stromboli With a Side of Cheese
choice of a one topping 12’’ pizza or BBQ chicken flatbread, served with 2 side salads with choice of dressing 12. pizza toppings-- hamburger, pepperoni, sausage, red onions, green peppers, bacon, jalapeno, tomato, mushrooms, banana peppers
traditional or cheesesteak
Purchase one of the following: 1 hour jump at FlyWorld, 2 laser tag games or 2 games of bowling and receive a FREE $10 arcade card
Friday: TEEN NIGHT FRENZY!
and Fries all for $11.99
t Sandwich*
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DAILY SPECIALS
Well Played.
Valid for all teenager and recieve 1 hour of jumping at FlyWorld, 1 game of laser tag, a bag of chips and a $5 arcade card.
ONLY $19.99
Sunday: FAMILY DAY!
1 hour of bowling (shoes included), 1 - 16in pizza (plain or pepperoni), 1 pitcher of soda and $10 arcade cards -ONLY $49.00 Each package is for up to 6 people. Arcade cards are 1 per person. Add an extra pizza and pitcher os soda to your package for an additional $12.
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Add a $10 Kaos Level Up Arcade Card to your lunch for just $5 extra when you choose one of the above lunch specials. Play now, play later, or give it to your kids. But seriously, we won’t tell if you play before going back to the office.
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uming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food-borne illness. Please notify a manager, prior to ordering if you have specific food allergies or sensitivities.
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ROUTE 15 IN LEWISBURG
on select new Chevrolet trucks.
STK#: C10648 MSRP: $37,720
Regular Cab
New! 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500
STK#: C10806 MSRP: $43,590
Crew Cab
9 000
New! 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500
STK#: C10500 MSRP: $47,770
LD Dbl. Cab LT
12,000
New! 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew Cab Trail Boss
14,000
12,000
NOW ONLY: $ 28,720
NOW ONLY: $ 31,590
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NOW ONLY: $ 34,020
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STK#: C10797 MSRP: $43,560
Dbl. Cab Work Truck
New! 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500
STK#: C10520 MSRP: $49,825
Dbl. Cab RST All-Star Edition
12,000
$
New! 2020 Chevy Silverado 2500HD
STK#: C10830 MSRP: $54,015
Crew Cab LT
7 000
$
New! 2020 Chevy Silverado 3500HD Crew Cab LTZ
10,000
NOW ONLY: $ 35,560
NOW ONLY: $ 37,825
NOW ONLY: $ 47,015
NOW ONLY: $ 64,765
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STK#: C10645 MSRP: $74,765
$
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†Not available with fleet sales and some other offers. Dealer fees are extra and will vary. At participating dealers. Take new retail delivery by 2/29/20. *Pricing includes all applicable rebates and incentives including but not limited to "down payment assistance” which requires the vehicle to be financed, conquest incentives requiring the ownership of a non-GM vehicle, loyalty incentives requiring the ownership of a GM vehicle and other incentives that not every individual qualifies for, please contact the dealer to verify all incentives and prices, options and other details. While we make every effort to ensure that all details listed here are correct, Dealer cannot be held liable for any details listed incorrectly. Tax, title, license (unless itemized above) are extra. Not available with special finance, lease and some other offers. All offers expire end of business 2/29/20. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors. Pictures may not represent actual units. 2020 Impact Advertising • 20FCHV-NFC-WWK021920
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$
STK#: C10746 MSRP: $46,020
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PRESIDENTS’ DAY
S LES EVENT IN MUNCY!
SEE THE KAISER BOYS FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS!
ER • DODGE • JEEP • RAM RYSL CH
New! 2019 Jeep Renegade
SAVEY! TODA
$
Latitude
LEASE FOR ONLY:
255
per mo. for 42 mos., 10,000 mi./yr. Tax & license fees extra. Includes $3,000 customer cash.*
New! 2019 Ram 1500 Warlock Edition
SAVEY! TODA
$
LEASE FOR ONLY:
299
per mo. for 42 mos., 10,000 mi./yr. Tax & license fees extra. Includes $4,000 customer cash.*
New! 2019 Jeep Renegade
: SAVE 5 $ 5,75
$
Altitude 4x4
NOW ONLY:
23,500
STK#: J19428 • MSRP: $29,255
STK#: D19150 • MSRP: $45,360
STK#: J19427 • MSRP: $29,255
New! 2019 Jeep Compass
New! 2019 Jeep Compass
New! 2020 Jeep Cherokee
: SAVE 5 $ 4,87
$
Limited 4x4
NOW ONLY:
27,900
: SAVE 0 $ 4,53
$
Limited 4x4
NOW ONLY:
27,750
Latitude Plus 4x4
: SAVE 0 $ 2,88
$
NOW ONLY:
29,500
New! 2019 Jeep Renegade
: SAVE 5 $ 5,75
$
Altitude 4x4
New! 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan
: SAVE 5 $ 4,72
NOW ONLY:
23,500
STK#: J19425 • MSRP: $29,255
$
SE
NOW ONLY:
25,750
STK#: J19249 • MSRP: $30,475
New! 2020 Chrysler New! 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Tradesman Voyager Reg Cab 4X4 : SAVE 5 $ 1,83
$
: SAVE 0 6,32
$
NOW ONLY:
29,950
$
NOW ONLY:
30,750
STK#: J19211 • MSRP: $32,775
STK#: J19225 • MSRP: $32,280
STK#: J20114 • MSRP: $32,380
STK#: J20098 • MSRP: $31,785
STK#: J19177 • MSRP: $37,070
New! 2019 Jeep Wrangler
New! 2019 Ram 1500
New! 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK
New! 2020 Jeep Gladiator
New! 2019 Ram 1500
NOW ONLY:
NOW ONLY:
: SAVE 5 $ 4,36
$
Sport S 4x4
35,250
STK#: J19183 • MSRP: $39,615
Classic Express Crew Cab 4X4
: SAVE05 $ 10,0
$
36,500
STK#: J19098 • MSRP: $46,505
: SAVE 5 $ 5,39
$
Rubicon 4x4
NOW ONLY:
39,900
STK#: J18494 • MSRP: $45,295
: SAVE 5 $ 4,87
$
Sport S 4x4
NOW ONLY:
40,950
STK#: J20046 • MSRP: $45,825
: SAVE 0 $ 9,61
$
Rebel White
NOW ONLY:
47,750
STK#: J19062 • MSRP: $57,360
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2013 RAM 1500 STK#: J19338A • 46,648 MI. NOW ONLY: $26,750
2012 CHEVY CAMARO STK#: J0948A • 88,568 MI. NOW ONLY: $9,989
2015 BUICK LACROSSE STK#: J19297A • 27,846 MI. NOW ONLY: $19,989
2009 DODGE CHALLENGER STK#: J0859 • 10,180 MI. NOW ONLY: $26,950
2010 FORD MUSTANG STK#: J0885 • 28,363 MI. NOW ONLY: $12,989
2016 MAXDA CX-5 STK#: J19117A • 28,054 MI. NOW ONLY: $19,989
2016 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J19360A • 29,310 MI. NOW ONLY: $26,989
2015 HYUNDAI SONATA STK#: J0895A • 43,196 MI. NOW ONLY: $12,989
2016 JEEP RENEGADE STK#: J1523A • 15,574 MI. NOW ONLY: $20,750
2018 FORD EXPLORER STK#: J0966 • 27,884 MI. NOW ONLY: $27,589
2015 CHRYSLER 200 STK#: J0854 • 25,888 MI. NOW ONLY: $15,750
2017 RAM PROMASTER STK#: J19500A • 24,409 MI. NOW ONLY: $20,989
2015 RAM 1500 EXPRESS STK#: J0900A • 49,642 MI. NOW ONLY: $27,750
2015 JEEP COMPASS STK#: J19305B • 57,283 MI. NOW ONLY: $15,989
2014 TOYOTA RAV4 STK#: J1589A • 38,585 MI. NOW ONLY: $21,989
2015 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE STK#: J20029A • 33,990 MI. NOW ONLY: $28,750
2018 JEEP COMPASS STK#: J1535 • 32,445 MI. NOW ONLY: $16,900
2017 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J19163A • 41,248 MI. NOW ONLY: $22,750
2014 RAM 3500 STK#: J19420A • 35,972 MI. NOW ONLY: $28,989
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2018 JEEP RENEGADE STK#: J1534 • 28,975 MI. NOW ONLY: $16,950
2018 JEEP COMPASS STK#: J0965 • 20,914 MI. NOW ONLY: $23,689
2016 RAM 1500 STK#: J0943 • 16,770 MI. NOW ONLY: $29,900
Pre-Owned! 2015 Jeep Renegade Latitude 4X4
2013 FORD F-150 STK#: J19344A • 76,114 MI. NOW ONLY: $17,750
2016 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J1562 • 24,829 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,750
2018 CHRYSLER PACIFICA STK#: J0904 • 15,259 MI. NOW ONLY: $29,989
2018 JEEP RENEGADE STK#: J0922 • 10,406 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,750
2016 FORD F-150 STK#: J20015A • 27,623 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,750
2019 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J0910 • 2,400 MI. NOW ONLY: $29,989
2018 JEEP COMPASS STK#: J0964 • 11,638 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,750
2016 RAM 1500 STK#: J1542 • 12,162 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,900
2017 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE STK#: J1580 • 41,794 MI. NOW ONLY: $29,989
2017 FORD FUSION STK#: J19375A • 57,459 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,750
2017 JEEP WRANGLER STK#: J20006A • 41,374 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,950
2019 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE STK#: J1600 • 16,332 MI. NOW ONLY: $29,989
2013 RAM 1500 STK#: J19387A • 73,316 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,750
2017 CHRYSLER PACIFICA STK#: J0919 • 12,790 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,989
2018 RAM 1500 STK#: J18442A • 12,025 MI. NOW ONLY: $33,989
2016 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J20018A • 24,476 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,900
2004 RAM 2500 STK#: J19420G • 54,202 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,989
2019 DODGE DURANGO STK#: J1587 • 14,210 MI. NOW ONLY: $34,989
2015 DODGE CHARGER STK#: J1537A • 50,597 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,900
2018 CHRYSLER PACIFICA STK#: J1550 • 14,230 MI. NOW ONLY: $25,900
2016 RAM PROMASTER CITY STK#: J1559A • 33,324 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,989
2015 RAM 1500 STK#: J0850A • 46,743 MI. NOW ONLY: $25,989
See the rest of our deals online at:
2012 GMC SIERRA 1500 STK#: J19408A • 57,528 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,989
2019 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J0925 • 14,084 MI. NOW ONLY: $25,989
1971 DODGE POWERWAGON STK#: J18474L • 25,000 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,989
2018 DODGE JOURNEY STK#: J1533 • 8,092 MI. NOW ONLY: $25,989
ER • DODGE • JEEP • RAM RYSL CH
PRE-OWNED
! E L A S E N ¢ A R A E L ¢
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15,989
STK #: J0891 • 49,740 Miles
NOW $ ONLY:
Pre-Owned! 2016 Jeep Compass Latitude 4X4
17,750
STK #: J1522 • 30,261 Miles
NOW $ ONLY:
Pre-Owned! 2018 Dodge Journey GT
21 ,989
STK #: J1532 • 13,311 Miles
NOW $ ONLY:
Pre-Owned! 2019 Ram 1500 Classic SLT Crew Cab
27,989
STK #: J1585 • 13,028 Miles
NOW $ ONLY:
See the Kaiser Boys for all your Automotive Needs!
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2019 HYUNDAI SANTA FE STK#: J1581A • 14,322 MI. NOW ONLY: $19,989
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2012 SCION TC STK#: J19348C • 84,712 MI. NOW ONLY: $8,989
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Just outside Newberry! 1 Mile past the Williamsport High School Complex! Pre-Owned! 2016 Ford Fusion SE Sedan
Pre-Owned! 2016 Ford Fusion SE Sedan
STK #: W411924 • 22,778 Miles Was: $19,995
NOW: $13,998
$
PRE-OWNED
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YOU SAVE:
5,997
STK #: W411922 13,605 Miles Was: $18,995
SAVE BIG!
NOW: $16,498
$
YOU SAVE:
L OW MILES !
2,497
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Escape SE
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Escape Titanium
Pre-Owned! 2019 Ford EcoSport Titanium
STK #: W411949 31,272 Miles Was: $21,995
STK #: W411929 39,861 Miles Was: $24,798
STK #: W411960 8,101 Miles Was: $23,995
NOW: $18,498
$
YOU SAVE:
L OW PRICE !
3, 497
NOW: $18,998
$
YOU SAVE:
L OW PRICE !
5,800
NOW: $19,889
$
YOU SAVE:
L OW MILES !
4,106
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Escape Titanium
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Escape Titanium
Pre-Owned! 2016 Ford Edge Titanium
STK #: W411981 26,803 Miles Was: $23,995
STK #: W411965 16,136 Miles Was: $26,995
STK #: W411925 33,525 Miles Was: $30,995
NOW: $21,698
$
YOU SAVE:
W OW
2,297
!
NOW: $22,996
$
YOU SAVE:
L OW MILES !
3,999
NOW: $23,995
$
YOU SAVE:
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7,000
Pre-Owned! 2014 Ford F-150 Lariat SuperCrew
Pre-Owned! 2015 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew
Pre-Owned! 2016 Ford Explorer Sport
STK #: W14367B 49,380 Miles Was: $26,995
STK #: W14318B 59,618 Miles Was: $28,495
STK #: W14386A 35,044 Miles Was: $31,998
NOW: $24,498
$
YOU SAVE:
W OW
2,497
!
NOW: $25,498
$
YOU SAVE:
SAVE BIG!
2,997
NOW: $27,998
$
YOU SAVE:
SAVE BIG!
4,000
Pre-Owned! 2016 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCab
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCab
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Explorer XLT
STK #: W411966 30,409 Miles Was: $30,995
STK #: W14325A 45,205 Miles Was: $32,999
STK #: W411967 33,385 Miles Was: $30,995
NOW: $27,998
$
YOU SAVE:
W OW
2,997
!
NOW: $28,498
$
YOU SAVE:
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4,501
NOW: $28,689
$
YOU SAVE:
W OW
2,306
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Explorer XLT
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew
Pre-Owned! 2018 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew
STK #: W411963 26,573 Miles Was: $31,995
STK #: W411972 14,818 Miles Was: $35,978
STK #: W14293B 35,013 Miles Was: $36,995
NOW: $30,248
$
YOU SAVE:
W OW
1,747
!
NOW: $31,889
$
YOU SAVE:
L OW MILES !
4,089
NOW: $33,498
$
YOU SAVE:
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3,497
Pre-Owned! 2018 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew
Pre-Owned! 2014 Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCrew
Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCrew
STK #: W411964 15,547 Miles Was: $37,995
STK #: W14251A 41,189 Miles Was: $50,999
STK #: W14387A 9,735 Miles Was: $60,999
NOW: $36,489
$
YOU SAVE:
L OW MILES !
1,506
NOW: $43,898
$
YOU SAVE:
SAVE BIG!
7,101
NOW: $58,898
$
YOU SAVE:
!
L OW MILES !
2,101
Featured Listings
“These female tortoiseshell cats will certainly bring some color to your life. These “torties” are known as “the divas of the cat world.” Two year old Sparkle (L) would make a great one and only pet. Four year old Cloe (R) is laid back and loving. Come in and see the “tortitude” of Sparkle and Cloe for yourself.”
WANT TO MEET SPARKLE & CHLOE?
3BR $299,000 Loganton
5BR $210,000 Lock Haven
2BR $69,900 Williamsport
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3BR $127,000 Williamsport
3BR $270,500 Lock Haven
3BR $164,900 Williamsport
Multi-Unit $379,000
3BR $15,000 Renovo
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commit to them. Beloved items can be purchased at a discount, and you can pause your subscription at any time. Dia & Co, another budget-friendly option for plus sizes, offers both fashion-focused and activewear subscriptions. Every box has a flat fee of $20 that can be applied to purchases. A quiz involving a lot of questions about size, proportion, common clothing fit issues, and lifestyle help stylists select five pieces at a time to send to customers, which you can purchase or return free of charge. Another popular service is Stitch Fix; this family-friendly subscription offers a variety of sizes and brands for men, women, and kids, making this a great choice if you need to outfit every member of your household. You can choose automatic deliveries from a variety of plans: every 2-3 weeks, once a month, every other month, or every three months. You can also order a oneoff box when you feel like you need a refresh. You then have three days to decide what to buy and what to return, with all shipping costs covered. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, check out Prime Wardrobe — where customers can receive up to eight items at a time and pay only for what they keep. If you’re unsure where to start, since Amazon can be quite overwhelming, you can utilize the Personal Shopper feature, that gives members pre-curated boxes they
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County Hall Corner Making Recognition Really Count By Larry Stout
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n covering the weekly County Commissioners Meetings these past five years, much of the action is rudimentary administrative actions. Still, at least once a month, time is set aside in the meeting to acknowledge employees for their time of service or when they have done something special that deserves recognition. The Thursday, February 6th meeting might have set a record, as there were ten people
recognized for their time in service, three that distinguished themselves through special efforts, and there was also a proclamation acknowledging appreciation for court recorders. These are very upbeat events, with all the colleagues of these people to be honored packing out the seats. It takes a bit of time as the supervisor of the employee goes to the podium and tells of their value to the department, everyone applauds, the individual receives a pin from the commissioners and pictures are
taken. Everyone is smiling as they quietly file out. They have been doing these ceremonies for the past five years and probably much longer. But here is a mystery. Last year the Lycoming County Commissioners went through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Early Intervention Program (EIP) that completely reviewed every aspect of the county’s operations. The EIP report can be read on the county website, lyco.org. On page 111 of the 138page report, there is a sentence which states, “Employee morale is low, with individuals feeling like they are always being asked to do more with less and not being recognized for that work.” So, the question is, why do the recognitions that
the county conducts not have the desired effect? The Gallup Organization offers a good answer. Gallup is best known for its presidential surveys, but they have also
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I said, “Let me ask a question — when was the last time you were recognized for doing something exceptionally good?” They would sometimes offer that their unit or division had got an award, but I would stop them and say, “No, I mean you personally.” They would look up trying to collect something out of their brain, and they would finally say, “Honestly, I cannot remember a single time.” Over two full days, I talked to dozens and dozens of people, and not a single one answered affirmatively. But, when I followed up, “When was the last time you were reprimanded for something you did,” the response was much quicker. Everyone had a story of a putdown in the past day or few days at the most. When I presented my report to this company, they were shocked that all their other incentive programs did not matter as much as simple respect. When all you notice is the negative, it does not motivate the positive. To the credit of the present County Commissioners board, they appear to get this fact. It was one of the factors featured in the list of priorities that were presented in January. A continually motivated and consistently appreciated county workforce would benefit everyone. As nice as it is to get a big splash in a commissioner meeting, a simple, “well done” when it is deserved might make more of a difference in the long run.
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been actively involved in organizational studies for decades. A book that summarized their studies in employee engagement was published by Gallup Press entitled, “12: The Elements of Great Managing.” After 30 years of indepth research involving more than 17 million employees, they identified twelve questions that get to the heart of what motivates workers on their jobs. One of the questions states, “In the last seven days, I have received recognition or praise for doing good work?” Notice that time period — seven days. If recognition only comes from an annual or semiannual employer review or a ten-year, fifteen-year, twenty-year pin, etc., it is not enough. Ironically, when an employee receives a symbolic pat on the back — on a consistent basis if he or she deserves it, it means more than all the other awards and recognitions put together. I had an opportunity to test this out personally. I was contracted by a Fortune 100 company that was having trouble keeping their best employees and did not know why. I offered a preliminary study to get them started. I first read all the exit interviews of the past couple of years and was surprised by how many related to lack of recognition. I then spent a couple of days in the corporate break room. I told those who came to sit down for a cup of coffee that I was there to try to make the work conditions better, and that always made the employees smile.
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The Bookworm Sez By Terri Schlichenmeyer “Overground Railroad: The Green Book and the Roots of Black Travel in America” by Candacy Taylor c.2020, Abrams Press $35.00 / $44.00 Canada 360 pages
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understand many things, including why he and Black folks his age preferred to travel at night, on side roads. At about this same time, Taylor’s white friends began expressing outrage over white supremacists and she replied with facts about incarceration of black men. To her, the three histories were one: Black people have always been denied equality. In the twentieth century, that inequality largely resulted from Jim Crow laws which, among other humiliations, allowed restaurants, hotels, and gas stations to refuse service to Black travelers. On the road, brave or desperate African Americans risked violence or even death by testing the laws; in years following the Depression, those laws gave Victor Green an idea. Green lived in Harlem, worked as a mailman, and saw a future where Black people owned cars (rare, in the 1930s) they could insure (also rare). With help from other mailmen, information on Black-owned businesses that Black travelers could visit was gathered and published in a book that was initially Harlem-centric. Subsequent editions of The Green Book led African American travelers to safe restaurants, hotels, and gas stations across the country. Says Taylor, Green never made much money from his project, but “his reward
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any of us have been blessed to grow up in a culture where our faith is not just tolerated, it is still, to some extent, accepted and even respected. Our experience is far different than those who live in persecuted countries around the world. In those settings, when someone surrenders their life to Jesus Christ, there is often a steep price to pay, including the loss of employment, family, children, property,
traditions — and even the suffering of imprisonment, persecution and death. The description of the persecution and scattering of the early believers (see Acts 7:54 – 8:3) helps us to understand why the Body of Christ is so important. We take it for granted — or worse, we treat the Body of Christ with contempt. We are critical of the organized church (Would we prefer a disorganized church?) and focus on its blemishes and shortcomings rather than the amazing grace it pours out on the world. We
complain about having to endure its services and whine about the call to give sacrificially to meet its needs. In doing so, we reject one of the main reasons the Body of Christ exists — to be the place where people Tim who had lost everything Hartzell else could find a family of faith where they could belong. That’s what the Body of Christ is. And even in our setting, it is vitally important. The church often grows through
transfers — established Christians leaving one church to attend another. But sometimes the church grows through conversion — people leaving an old life to start a new one. For these new converts, accepting Jesus could mean a loss of employment, marriage, family, friends, habits and lifestyle. To these precious and vulnerable new believers, the Body of Christ is far more than just a social club or religious obligation — it is the foundation of their new life. And for them, we must answer the high and holy calling to be that place where they can belong. Doing so is not negotiable.
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Jesus didn’t suggest that we be His Body — He declared it. In John 15 through 16:2, Jesus describes us as the vine and the branches. He calls on us to abide in him, to remain in Him. First, so that we can bear much fruit, and second, so that we can love and support each other. Listen, Jesus warned us that the world is going to hate those who follow Him (See John 15:18-25). The Body of Christ is our true family on this earth. Through Jesus, we are blood brothers and sisters. We belong to each other.
Paul also declared it. “Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.” I Corinthians 12:27. He goes on in that passage to describe how each of us has a unique and vital role to fulfill in the Body as we serve each other. Again, it is not a suggestion, it is a declaration. We belong together – and we belong to each other. We sometimes approach the Body of Christ selfishly. In our health, wealth and independence, we arrogantly convince ourselves that we don’t need
God or the Body of Christ. We drift into a consumerist mindset. Instead of serving the Body, we seek selfishly to get something out of it. Participating in the Body becomes an option rather than an imperative. Our perceived independence is a mirage — a false security. Fortunes turn on a dime. Tragedy strikes without warning. In the blink of an eye, our arrogance can crumble to dust – a sudden car accident or the loss of a job or a terminal diagnosis. How important the Body of Christ becomes when crisis strikes. Sadly, the Body should have been important to us all along. There is a lot of suffering and tragedy out there
– and precious people who need a place to belong. Are you willing to sacrifice when all is going well to make sure the Body is ready to respond? Doing so requires diligent discipline and holy priorities. If you are living in a season of abundance and security, remember, to whom much is given, much is expected. See Luke 12:48. If our local churches are going to be a place where people can belong, then we must prioritize and sacrifice to make it happen. How grateful I am for the many churches in our valley that are truly places where people can belong! Keep up the good work!
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here are several rare, lifethreatening diseases and disorders that exist, and one of the most vexing and rare is a genetic disorder called “Wolfram Syndrome.” It is extremely rare — it affects 1 in 500,000 people, but unfortunately, one of them is here in Lycoming County — 11-year old Danny Flexer IV. He is the son of Dan Flexer III and Sherry Stahl and the nephew of Dawn Flexer, owner, and operator of the Newberry Sub Shop. What Is Wolfram Syndrome? It is an autosomal recessive genetic disorder, in which each parent passes an affected gene to the child. Between the ages of 5 and 16, children with WS typically first develop insulin-dependent diabetes (Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus). “Danny was 3 1/2 years old when he was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes,” Dawn Flexer, his aunt, told Webb Weekly. “I also have another niece (not Danny’s sibling) who was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes as a juvenile, so our family simply believed Danny was merely afflicted with Type 1 Diabetes.” Most Wolfram Syndrome children go on to develop optic atrophy and vision impairment, eventually leading to blindness. “Danny’s optic atrophy began noticeably
in the fall of 2018,” Dawn said. “At this time, Danny can see just fine and does not require any assistance. His next eye appointment is at the end of this month, February, and we will know more about the progression of the optic atrophy at that time. At his last 6-month appointment, Danny’s vision in both eyes was holding at 20/40, however, he is nearly 100 percent color blind. WS patients generally experience large sudden drops in visual acuity. With this knowledge, our family and Danny’s pediatrician decided to add a new medication to Danny’s drug therapies with the guidance of Dr. Urano at Washington University School of Medicine Research Center in St. Louis. This experimental medication is proven to stop or delay optic atrophy, helps with Danny’s headaches, and reduces the chance of seizures — Danny experienced three grand mal seizures in 2016.” About 40 percent of WS patients develop Diabetes Insipidus, which is a disorder of salt and water metabolism marked by intense thirst and heavy urination. About 50 percent of WS patients develop hearing loss, often leading to deafness. Dawn said that Danny’s endocrinologist’s office at Geisinger Pediatric Hospital in Danville has never seen one single case of Wolfram Syndrome before Danny, and there has only been one case of WS at
Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia. What does Danny himself think about what he is going through? “I have to take a lot of medicines in the morning and at night. I have trouble sleeping at night when it’s pitch-black, and I’m trying to sleep, I see colored dots,” Danny said. “So, I have to sleep with a nightlight on or the TV. My feet and legs hurt a lot at night too. I get high anxiety a lot in the car, and school when I can go, and around large groups of people. That’s why I don’t like going to restaurants to eat.” He continued, “When I’m feeling good, I ride my dirt bike, and hang out with my family. I like going to the sub shop and spending time with my Gram and Aunt
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ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS... Submit contributions in a What: When: Where: format to webbnews@webbweekly.com. Thank you to williamsportlive.com for sharing their entertainment calendar with us! Look for more detailed listings coming soon! EVENTS EVENTS... Band What: Flipside band. When: Friday, February 21, 2020, 8:30 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Band What: Flu Shots band. When: Friday, February 28, 2020, 8:30 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. The Bald Eagle Art League What: Stained glass artist demonstrator, Yvon Holencek. Free and open to the public. When: Thursday, March 5, 7:00 p.m. Where: Thomas Taber Museum, 4th Street, Williamsport. EXHIBITS ART EXHIBITS... The Bald Eagle Art League and The Clinton County Arts Council What: Annual Juried Art Show. This is free and open to the public. Light snacks will be shared. When: Thursday, March 12, 5:00 p.m.-8:00
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Concert at Noon What: Concert at Noon: The Dick Adams Quartet. When: Thursday, February 20th at noon. Where: Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall, Lycoming College. Williamsport Chamber Players What: Williamsport Chamber Players presents Transition Points: Instrumental Music for Two Voices. General Admission $20/$5 child/ student. When: Sunday, February 23rd at 4:00 p.m. Where: Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall, Lycoming College. Band Concert What: Lycoming College Band Concert. Free admission. When: Friday, Feb 28th at 7:30 p.m. Where: Community Arts Center. Senior Recital What: Senior Recital: Alex Rowley, trumpet and voice. When: Saturday, February 29th at 5:00 p.m. Where: Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall, Lycoming College. WEEKLY EVENTS WEEKLY EVENTS... Mondays Karaoke │ Keith’s Karaoke │ Kelly’s Grill │ 7
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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 │ Woodward Township Fire Hall │ 7 p.m. │ 4147 N. Rt. 220 Hwy., Linden │ (570) 322-3548 Thursdays Live Music │ Riepstine’s Pub │ 9 p.m. │ 913 Arch Street, Williamsport │ (570) 329-2739 Live Music │ Avenue 209 Coffeehouse │ 7 p.m. │ 209 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock Haven │ (570) 748-6738 Quizzo Trivia │ Hull’s Landing │ 9 p.m. │ Routes 442 & 405, Muncy │ (570) 546-6524 DJ & Dancing │ Imbibe Lounge & Night Venue │ 8 p.m. -2 a.m. │ 321 Pine Street, Williamsport │ (570) 322-6900 DJ Reaper │ The New K-Bar │ 8 p.m. │ 523 East Third Street, Williamsport │ (570) 3267873 DJ & Karaoke w / Discmaster DJ │ Rivals Sports Bar │ 9 p.m. │ 420 River Avenue, Williamsport │ (570) 322-8980 Trivia │ Planet Par │ 9 p.m. │ 326 Court St., Williamsport │ (570) 320-1101
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the US to raise needed dollars for conservation. Some of the monies are used at a national level for the various outreach programs, but dollars also come back to the local level for dedicated programs including habitat improvement, youth programs and recruitment of female hunters. Equipment usage and material purchases, such as the required amounts of lime, fertilizer and seeds for food plots are sometimes funded by the monies raised through the banquet system. The hunters who are members of these various organizations also devote their time and energy as the dedicated volunteers who work to create the cover areas, plant the food plots and add a variety of seedlings and shrubs to enhance the existing habitat. A great number of non-hunters really are just not aware of how much work hunters accomplish in the name of conservation. It is this work that ultimately benefits not just all wildlife, but also benefits all people who enjoy the wildlife. It has not been that long ago that the wild turkeys numbers throughout the United States were in serious decline. Through the establishment of the National Wild Turkey Federation and through their work with state agencies and
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winter since the ice was not strong enough, and we motored out to the edge of the mid-lake ice and began to fish. We basically rigged our ultralight spinning outfits with the same terminal rigs we would have used if we were ice-fishing, and we caught plenty of nice perch right at the edge of the thin ice. A small live minnow rigged with a slip bobber worked well. Since it doesn’t look like ice conditions are going to improve a whole lot over the next couple of weeks, my boat may be making some early excursions to suitable lakes in the area. Remember, you must wear a life jacket in boats under 16 feet in length until April 30. One more mid-winter fishing option which is always on the table is a trip to a local trout stream either with fly gear or spinning tackle. I prefer the flyrod and an assortment of nymphs or streamers. The point is there is always a method or option for putting a bend in a rod even under these present conditions.
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ice, but they can also be taken in open water in late winter and early spring. It’s funny, but a lot of people think of panfish like bluegills as a summertime fish taken on warm summer days, but the truth is they are one of our most cooperative fish species through the ice; they and other panfish feed readily all winter long. In the dead of winter, these panfish will seek deeper water, so the trick now is to be able to access that open water and at varying depths; if you can access deep open water from the bank right now you have a good chance of putting some fish in the freezer. This brings me to another option for this mild winter situation we are now dealing with; get that boat out of storage. I know, sitting in a boat in the middle of a lake in mid-February in Pennsylvania seems pretty strange, but it will produce fish under the right circumstances. Several years ago, my brother and I did just thatwe launched our boat in mid-
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ith the high his 13-year old daughter Gianna school basketball and seven others who were on season rapidly their way to a youth basketball winding down, game in California. Gianna and South Williamsport’s players sat her young teammates loved despondently in a quiet locker basketball, and they and Kobe, room as their hopes for a playoff as their coach, had no way of berth took another hit. Standing knowing that the last game they before them that Friday evening, had played was to be their last. the Mountaineers coach, Rob It didn’t matter if individuals Houseknecht, stood stoically — Scott were fans of Kobe Bryant or the momentarily silent. When he Lowery Los Angeles Lakers, this sudden began to address his team, he accident stunned a large portion spoke in a manner so many other coaches of the globe and not just the sports world. have no doubt used in their own locker Tributes of all kinds were held at sporting rooms over the years. events and venues where people gathered. Reminding his players of the goal There was disbelief that this worldwide they had yet to achieve, he stressed the icon at 41 years old was taken so suddenly importance to his young squad that it was from the game of life. Despite all our important to play each and every game differences and discord, sports have a as if it was to be the last game they ever unique way of bringing people together. played. “Nothing is guaranteed,” he said. As the world lost Bryant on that January Citing injuries or personal tragedies that 26 fatal crash, our own little corner of the other sports figures had endured, he went globe was paying tribute to two of the on to say, “No one knows what the future men who would become instrumental in holds, or how many games you may get to the eventual launching of what became play. It doesn’t matter how many games Williamsport’s most famous export on we may have left on our schedule; it is the planet, Little League Baseball. Bill important you play the next game as hard Bair and Al Yearick were teammates on as you can because no one knows when the 1939 Lycoming Dairy team, one of the that last game may be.” first three teams in founder Carl Stotz’s Less than 48 hours later, coach’s words Original Little League. Bair checked out rang in my head when the news of the of life’s lineup on January 25 while Yearick helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, left the dugout two days later on January
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27. Unlike the recently retired Bryant, both Bair and Yearick played their last games a long, long time ago. But similar to Kobe, they spent their entire lives as ambassadors to the game they loved so much. While I didn’t know them well, I knew who they were and enjoyed the few instances shared in their company. Both men were genuine disciples of Stotz and relished the opportunities they had to tell others of what that Original League experience was like and the positive influence it had on both of their lives. Each August, when the Little League Baseball World Series came to town, they could be found at the Original field telling all comers about the great history of the game that now has put Williamsport, PA, on the worldwide map. My last visit with Yearick came last November as I shared a table with him at the Lycoming County Brotherhood Banquet. The conversation was spirited as he talked about two of his favorite subjects, baseball and Bucknell University basketball. Yearick had been associated for many years with the Bucknell men’s team and was one of their biggest supporters. He did odd jobs for the program and related well with the players from his seat near the Bison bench. As a special tribute to Yearick, the Bucknell team is wearing commemorative patches on their uniforms for the rest of the season. On Super Bowl Sunday, as had been my practice on most Sundays in the
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to give some love to our lohe local boys’ and cal officiating chapter. These girls’ hoops seaguys and girls do a great job sons are coming to in calling all of the action. In a close. Area teams are now shifting gears and case you haven’t heard, there is a major shortage of zebras getting prepared to make a in our area. Many of these run. I was very impressed folks are doing seven games with the many games that I saw. Lycoming County will Jamie a week. Seriously. High debe well represented at the Spencer mand. Maybe we should cut them a break. I am doing my state level. Props to our D4 PIAA officials for best to try. doing something right. They finally I used to be terrible towards the refs. implemented a power ranking for I was extremely loud and obnoxious seeding after 35 years of begging. as a young coach. It was never perEach classification will have an sonal. I simply cried a lot. Our teams eight-team tournament. Squads that weren’t the most talented, and I was are .500 automatically qualify. Oth- only trying to gain some sort of an ers have the option to play based on advantage. Many of the area’s offitheir modified aggregate. Not only cials didn’t get my sense of humor. the district champions advance. They never laughed at my jokes, and Some, like A boys, have four slots to were oftentimes offended. I am not compete for a state title. It’s a great very proud of my actions. But there were a few moments. time of year sports fans. HEY VAN. IS THE SCORE I’ve had the opportunity to watch and witness quite a bit. Yes, I am back RIGHT? (Official heads to the table) on the sidelines, but perhaps you Yes. Both books have the score at have seen me in the stands. I wanted 24 to 5. NO. THE SCOREBOARD.
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CURTIS. DID YOU FOUL HIM? Nope. I am no longer that guy. In fact, several of the officials have accused me of being nice. Heck. Last week I even gave Frank Casale a compliment. I don’t know what has since changed. I guess am much older and now understand that these guys and girls are doing the best that they can. I get upset when an opposing coach or fan get on a ref. I simply don’t get it. Many of these guys are my friends and are registered voters. They do have thick skin. Luckily, they aren’t
too sensitive. But mistreating the referees does more harm than good. I am shocked at some of this unsportsmanlike behavior. I tragically see this all the time at the elementary school level. Contrary to popular beliefs, the officials could care less who wins the game. It is very frustrating. What kind of example are you setting by constantly yelling at the refs? Kids are like a sponge and coaches and parents have a major influence. Do the right thing by focusing on what you do best. Coach and cheer for your team. Period. It’s so import-
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IT HAS US WITH 9 FOULS AND THEY ONLY HAVE ONE. THIS CAN’T BE. THEY ARE PLAYING FULL COURT MAN, AND WE ARE IN A 2-3. GIRIO. WHO ARE YOU GUARDING? Number 10 Coach. SWITCH UP. I NEED YOU TO GUARD (pointing the baseline official) HE IS ABSOLUTELY KILLING US! That’s five Coach. Five? Yes. Number 20 has five fouls. I ONLY HAD HIM WITH FOUR. Start the clock please. SERIOUSLY. THAT LAST ONE WASN’T A FOUL. ALL BALL.
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