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hat an amazing week it was in the West Branch Valley. Normally, each happening would result in a cover story; however, with so many great things going on, that just wasn’t possible. I will provide a quick overview of each and be following up with more specifics in the future. I’ll begin with the pending story at press time. Bucknell University’s assistant coach and Lycoming County’s first lady of basketball, Kelly Mazzante, was preparing her squad for Monday’s National Championship game versus UConn. What an unbelievable run by the Lady Bison in the NCAA Tournament. The best part of the story is the possibility Coach Kelly will be taking over the Penn State Lady Lion program next year. The PSU graduate, all-time leading scorer and proven winner seems like a perfect fit. The Nittany Lions are coming off of their worst season in recent program history. Staying with the hoops theme, a quick follow up on last week’s cover story that featured the Loyalsock Lancers and Pennsylvania’s all-time winning basketball coach “CI” – Ron Insinger winning their 1st PIAA State Championship. What an unbelievable final play of the game! Sock trailing Pittsburgh North Catholic 62-61 in Hershey. A full-court alley-oop pass from Aiden Gair to Reis Watkins for a walk-off dunk and celebratory dogpile. Here is what you didn’t know, Pedie

MacDonald, the Lancer’s number one fan, and assistant coach suggested the play to Gair during the team’s last time out. Aiden then told Reis as the two changed the play call, unbeknownst to anyone in the Hershey Park arena. Moving to the diamond. Montoursville senior Logan Ott threw a five-inning nohitter in a season-opening 11-0 win. That’s not surprising; Ott is an absolute beast. What makes Lefty Logan’s accomplishment beyond record worthy is the fact he faced 15 batters, striking them all out on just 45 pitches. Every pitch was a strike. Now that’s a perfect game! Next up, the big news from Mayor Derek Slaughter’s office last week was the approval of a helipad on the top of the Genetti Hotel. The project will allow business folks, government officials, and top entertainers convenient and quick travel access to downtown Williamsport. Energy Aviation near the Williamsport Regional Airport will design and manage the state-of-the-art facility. The company is owned by local business entrepreneur, Mr. Dan Klingerman, who is also the developer of The Liberty Arena complex. Upon speaking with Dan, I was amazed by the social and economic impact this new service will have on our area. This beginning with flight travel for the performers of this summer’s Liberty Arena Beach Party. It will enable performances by Hank Williams

Jr., George Strait, Carrie Underwood, Faith Hill, and Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan, and a special appearance from Toby Keith. This year’s event is a country music celebration of America. Back to the Williamsport Regional Airport. Our Lycoming County Jim C o m m i s s i o n e r s Webb, Jr. announced there will be airline service available to all the major hubs across the United States. This was made possible by American Airlines being replaced by Delta and United Airlines. There will also be a new restaurant and welcome center constructed featuring a Chick-fil-A, Joe’s Crab Shack, and Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse. The idea is to make the Airport Complex a place folks from the region want to visit, not avoid. The shocking news out of Harrisburg last week was the sudden resignation of Governor Tom Wolf to join Senator Bernie Sanders’s presidential scampaign. Candidate Sanders feels Wolf is the perfect person to promote his socialistic ideals and approach to American business and industry. Sounds like a perfect match. Wolf was replaced by former Governor Tom Ridge, who will serve out Wolf ’s current term. I will have a big announcement next week from a Lycoming County resident who will be throwing his hat into the ring to be our state’s next governor.

Lastly, tip of my Columbia fishing hat sporting a rendition of the American Flag and saltwater fish to Jamie Spencer, Wesley LaPoint, and Todd Lomison. The normally bass fishing trio caught a world record 927-pound bull shark. That’s remarkable in its own right, the fact they hooked it where Loyalsock Creek flows into the Susquehanna River makes it beyond unbelievable. Prior to penning this, I did not have a chance to interview Spence, Wes and Todd. I will be assigning the story to Ken Hunter. This is the second time this has occurred in our area. If you remember back in 2004, Ken Hunter landed the first shark ever caught in Pennsylvania. The complete cover story can be found on our website. Bull sharks have become notorious for migrating from oceans into freshwater tributaries; they have the capability of surviving in both. Helmrich’s Seafood will be processing the world record catch. Bob Helmrich reached out to me and let me know the fresh shark filets will be on sale Friday and are perfect for the Lenten season. Helmrich’s has just recently added takeout service (see page 18). It’s available fried, wood-fired, Cajun, and lemon pepper. Jamie, Wes, and Todd will also be donating a portion of the shark meat to the Old Lycoming Township Fire Department for their annual fish fry fundraiser. They recently had the event postponed and could use some extra community support. Great job on sharing your catch of the day, boys! Let’s all be careful out there and take care of each other. God Bless America

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he Thursday midnight order the banning sale of adult bicycles ended one of the best bicycle business periods in Williamsport in years in the opinion of one local dealer. One store reported that more bicycles were sold during the last 3 months than at any time in the history of the store. The “freezing” order left Williamsport’s stock of bicycles rather depleted, reports indicate, and sales will not be resumed until a defense worker rationing system is worked out. Heaviest buyers of wheels this year have been middle aged couples who are taking to the

two wheelers for both novelty and necessity while the family car goes into storage because of the rubber tire shortage. Bicycle sales are usually low during January, February and March and do not take an upward trend until near school graduation time. This year, the first quarter sales broke all records as the public turned from automobile to bicycle for transportation. The war production board order does not affect sale of smaller sizes for boys 8-11 years and younger, but if the adults think even the smaller bikes will be okay, they are going to be fooled. Manufacturers have stopped making those sizes and only a few of them are on the market.

orizon Federal Credit Union of Williamsport, PA implemented a new program designed to providing financial relief to those with lost income as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. Horizon Cares allows members impacted by this pandemic to defer all loan payments up to 90 days, refinance existing loans with a 90-day payment deferment, waives ATM fees, and increases the limit on mobile deposit. As part of the program, Horizon unveiled a new loan product which offers impacted members a loan equal to 1.5 times their net monthly income prior to reduction, at a low interest rate. Members will be required to repay only the interest for the first six months of the up to thirty-sixmonth loan. “As a credit union, we have a fundamental duty to our community” said Horizon CEO Justin Howard. “Restoring and lifting up our communities from this global crisis starts with helping those impacted by it. Horizon is proud to assist those impacted and we are looking forward to a brighter financial future for everyone!” Horizon announced an additional program for small business owners whose businesses are suffering due to social distancing and the Governor’s directive to

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COVID-19 Harkens Back to Spanish Flu Pandemic of 1918-19 By Lou Hunsinger Jr.

ith the Coronavirus-19, this nation and the world are currently in the throes of the most serious health emergency since the great Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918. It might be interesting to look back at that earlier pandemic. According to a Stanford University website, the flu epidemic of 1918 may have had its origins in China “in a rare genetic shift of the influenza virus, a virulent subtype of the N1H1 Swine Flu. The recombination of its surface proteins created a virus novel to

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almost everyone and loss of herd immunity.” It got its name the Spanish Influenza because of an early outbreak in Spain that took a large number of lives. The flu epidemic in this country came in two waves, the first coming in the spring of 1918 in Kansas and in military camps throughout the US. Few noticed the epidemic in the midst of the Great War — World War I — 1914-1918. The next and deadliest wave began in September 1918. This was the wave that would victimize the people of this area. In the local newspapers of the time, there was no mention of the epidemic occurring

locally until September 30, 1918. The reports that did appear were wire reports of the epidemic occurring at Army camps and cities throughout the East coast. On that date, a small item noted that a train containing local draftees from Williamsport departing for Fort Thomas for processing might be delayed because of the influenza epidemic. On that same date was a story about a local man, Harry Cohn, who had died of pneumonia at Camp Lee. Pneumonia was basically the end stage of the flu and was what caused most of the deaths during the epidemic. It can be speculated that perhaps the early minimal reportage of the flu epidemic was seen as a war measure meant to not incite any panic that might impede the local war effort

in factories and bond drives. By October 4, 1918, the flu epidemic in Pennsylvania, and locally, had become so serious that state health officials ordered the closure of various public facilities and gatherings. Williamsport officials followed suit on that date when the Williamsport Board of Health ordered the closure of all theaters, movie houses, saloons, bars, clubs, lodges, churches, and schools, and banned all public gatherings and sporting events. Dr. Charles Youngman, the county health officer, said the move would help “to lessen the spread of the flu because of the close association of human beings especially in meetings of all kinds where the ventilation is poor, and this is the proper thing to do. This epidemic has spread all over the city.” Dr. William Hogg, the pastor at the First

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Presbyterian Church, suggested on October 5, that all families should hold their own services and have prayers in their own homes. There were some violations in the closing order by several hotels and drinking establishments; several were cited by police for continuing to serve liquor from their premises, including the dispensing of beer and other intoxicants to people who would come in with pitchers and other vessels to be filled. There was also some controversy as to the reports of the number of cases of the flu occurring. At a meeting of the Williamsport Board of Health on October 7, all physicians were directed to report each day the number of new flu cases that came to them for treatment. By October 12, Dr. Clarence Shaw of the local Department of Health claimed that many physicians were underreporting their flu figures. Dr. Charles Youngman reported that there were at least 1,000 flu cases locally and that the number might be somewhat low. The local YWCA started making gauze masks for people to wear to help halt the spread of the flu. They were made in 24 inches by 18-inch settings with tape fastening the four corners of the mask. On October 17, the sale of ice cream and soda as dispensed at refreshment establishments in Williamsport was banned because of the epidemic. By the first week of November, the flu epidemic statewide and locally seemed to be abating. With that in mind, on November 6, the closing order of October 4 was lifted for all public places. Dr. Shaw advised the local Board of

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spiritual and relational potential God has invested in us. Fear, left unchecked, is destructive. Fear, like any emotion, must be brought under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Fear can be overcome, and for the believer, it must be overcome. To live in fear is to live in sin, so call it what it is. Don’t justify it or make excuses for it. Today, we must choose to live in love, not in fear. That’s what I had to do last Saturday. To help me overcome my fear, God reminded me of two very important truths: First, You Are Loved. You are a loved child of God (see John 1:12-13). Do you understand the full weight of that statement? Are you living like you understand it? Do your thought processes

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Steven Hawking, the well-known theoretical physicist and cosmologist who lived with Lou Gehrig’s disease for more than 50 years, once said, “My expectations were reduced to zero when I was 21. Everything since then has been a bonus.” Every sinner who has been set free by the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ could declare the same thing! Friends, no matter what happens, we are already living in the bonus! Paul said it this way, “I am not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. I can do all this through him who gives me strength.” Philippians 4:11-13 What are you holding on to? What are you afraid of losing? Whatever it is, let it go. It isn’t yours and it never was. Keep your hand open and let blessings come and go. With Job declare, “Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked I will depart. The LORD gave and the LORD has taken away; may the name of the LORD be praised.” Don’t let COVID-19 trap you in fear. Overcome fear with truth. And remember, you are not alone. Jesus promised that He would be with us always, even to the very end of the age. Matthew 28:20. Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified…for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.” Deuteronomy 31:6

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reflect it? Be honest with yourself. If you are living in fear, then clearly you don’t understand who you are, or you are just plain unwilling to accept it by faith. Either way, it’s time to receive it and begin living in it. God loves you. You are His child. King David, a man who encountered many fear-inducing situations, made this declaration in Psalm 27:1, “The LORD is my light and my salvation — whom shall I fear? The LORD is the stronghold of my life — of whom shall I be afraid? He also declared in Psalm 118:6, “The LORD is with me; I will not be afraid. What can mere mortals do to me?” We would be wise to fully accept God’s love and our full adoption into His family. I Peter 2:9 states, “But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.” Are you ready to fully accept this truth and live in it? When you know who you belong to and who loves you, you have nothing to fear. Second, You Are Blessed. Unchecked fear tends to rise out of unmet expectations or entitlements. In other words, we’re afraid of losing something we think we own or deserve. Friends, we don’t own anything (see Luke 12:13-21 and James 4:13-17), not even life itself. And the only thing we deserve, the only thing we have truly earned, is death (see Romans 6:23). When that understanding sets our level of expectation, everything else becomes a bonus.

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ast week, I reached out to people I know who are working and serving faithfully in the midst of the pandemic. My desire was to gain a local perspective of how Covid-19 is affecting people in our valley so I could share their stories. The national news outlets have an important role to play, but nothing can replace local voices. These are people we know, people in our community. My prayer is that by hearing their voices, we can gain a better understanding of the difficulties they are facing every day — and what we can do to make a difference. I spoke with a local Physician Assistant. I asked her to summarize her initial thoughts. The first thing she said was this, “There’s a lot of love out there — but there’s also a lot of fear.” On the love side, she described a patient who made six masks for her to wear at work. She said a friend from her church made her two masks and then mailed them to her home. That’s good stuff. But on the fear side, she described some painful discrimination that is happening. Some people don’t want to associate with medical professionals or their families. Some don’t even want to shop in the same grocery stores. It is a level of rejection that is hard to swallow at a time when medical professionals are making so many sacrifices. I also spoke with a Nurse Anesthetist. Being a specialist who works specifically with people’s airways, he is preparing to serve in the danger zone of the pandemic. He described tensions being pretty high at work, “If you sat in on our meetings, you would realize that this is a big

deal.” Staff are trying to anticipate worst-case scenarios, and as they do, anxiety builds and tempers flare. There is an extra layer of tension that has everyone edgy. Managing fear and anxiety has become a new daily discipline – and he is avoiding negative conversations. I asked both of them to describe how they are protecting their families as they face the possibility of Covid-19 exposure at work. Their answers were very similar. Here’s a summary of the decontamination routine they follow every day: First, remove shoes. Work shoes do not go in the house. Second, go to an isolated area and change clothes. Third, the clothes go immediately into the wash machine. Fourth, all non-washable items like cellphones, watches, rings, and hair clips are sanitized. Finally, it’s into the shower and then fresh clothes. It’s a meticulous and time-consuming process designed to protect their loved ones from exposure. Even with all that effort, some medical professionals are social distancing from their spouses and children. It is one of the hard realities that comes with serving on the front lines. It’s a tough way to live, but they are committed to serving in their essential roles, regardless of the sacrifices they must make and the discrimination they must endure. Both of my friends recognized that there are a lot of other people serving in essential roles: truck drivers, grocery workers, prison guards, police officers, first responders, sanitation workers — frankly, the list is long. These incredible people are also making sacrifices and taking risks to keep us safe and strong. We need to remember them too — and express our deep appreciation for the work they are doing. I couldn’t agree more.

I asked both of them to share with our readers what we can do to make a difference. Here’s a summary of their responses: First, pray that God would give health care professionals and all essential workers sanity, safety and endurance. The pressures at work and home have increased exponentially — and that new reality is going to last for quite some time. Please pray. Second, stay home. It’s the sacrifice we can all make as we try to flatten the curve. Everyone must do all they can to stay healthy. This will allow the healthcare system to operate without being overwhelmed. Third, protect your immune system. Eat a healthy diet, drink plenty of water, get enough sleep, exercise regularly, break destructive habits, avoid stress. Your best defense is a strong immune system, so do all you can to strengthen it.

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Recycling boxes are locked or removed and leaving any material at the site is considered illegal dumping. In addition, Director Jason Yorks emphasizes that all garbage should be discarded in bags and not place loosely. Gov. Wolf ’s Business Closings — On Saturday, March 21st, Governor Tom Wolf issued an order for all “non-life-sustaining businesses” in the Commonwealth to close their physical locations. What is considered ‘essential’ deserves an entire feature by itself, which can be found in my LION (Leaders in our Neighborhood) article in this issue. For the most part, these are common sense. For example, farming related to crop and animal production are okay but any kind of forestry is not. Food manufacturing is good, but any kind of textile or apparel manufacturings is not. Paper manufacturing is necessary, (have to keep that toilet paper rolling), but

apparently wood product manufacturing is not. Construction of buildings is on hold, but not manufacturing related on heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning equipment. On hold are also construction on buildings, highways, and bridges. Curiously, electrical component and semiconductor manufacturing is considered life-sustaining, but the actual construction of the products these would be used in is not. (With the one exception being medical equipment and supplies manufacturing, thank goodness!) It would seem that the coronavirus is an Equal Opportunity Destroyer, creating an environment where nothing is untouched. As awful as all these disruptions are, suffering through a horrible disease and possibly death is obviously much worse. So, buckle up for a rocky ride, but be assured, we will get to the end of this sooner or later.

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ey all! How’s everyone were waving “Bye Kenzy’s Mom!” holding up out A cute little towheaded boy said there? I’m sure you “Hey! Look at my necklace!” His have noticed some necklace read I AM THANKFUL different pictures in our column FOR KENZY! I said, “Oh my this week, what a neat idea from goodness, how nice of you to do Steph! These are my kids. Tyler that!!” Then another little boy at and Kenzy. This was taken three the end of the line said he wrote weeks ago for an early morning the same thing! So later when we dentist appointment. Being there got home, I said to Kenzy, “My by 7:15 a.m., I had to reward them Andrea word Kenzy, all those boys wrote with breakfast at McDonald’s McElroy they were thankful for you! How before I took them back to school. sweet was that!?” She said, “Yea, I I mean, it isn’t very often on a Friday you told them to write my name and say they can be a little late to school. My kids are were thankful for me mommy!” I was never tardy, so it was kinda a big deal to dying. There was my sweet and innocent them. Plus, it makes me a super cool mom. six-year-old, bossing boys around already. *insert cheesy smile here* (Believe the sweet part, but not the We never dreamed weeks later they innocent haha!) This story we have shared wouldn’t have school for the foreseeable so much because it gives people a laugh. future. She is one of a kind, that’s for sure and a My daughter, Kenzy, misses school. Her born leader. first year of kindergarten and she misses My son, Tyler, feels like he is in heaven. her friends and her very sweet teacher, Thinks it’s a dream he is off school and Miss Arnold. Kenz is very bubbly and doesn’t even have to make it up. Of course, loves being around people. I’m the worst mom EVER for making In fact, at Thanksgiving they had him read thirty minutes four days a week a Thanksgiving dinner for all the and still practice his trumpet until we kindergarteners. This will give you get more instructions from the district a chuckle. Kenzy’s class each made a on more to do. We’ve baked cookies and necklace to write some things they were made homemade playdough, which I will thankful for on it and wore it to the dinner. share the recipe since this column is about As her class passed me to go back to their my kids, and an idea for a family to make classes after we served and ate, the kids

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such as pushups, sit ups/crunches and using the stairs for cardio are also options.” Regarding safety and other considerations for exercising at home, Hoy suggested creating a space clear of furniture and clutter, such as a spare bedroom, garage, or basement. Heavy pile carpet is not ideal, but is more supportive than concrete. Also, proper footwear is always recommended in any space. If the weather is nice, a patio or backyard are perfect places to exercise. Last, if exercising outside, make sure to survey lawns for small holes or rolling spots to avoid injury. “Have the kids JOIN IN - it’s a great way to teach them that activity is important to a healthy lifestyle.” Kurtz advocates practicing safety in movements at home and making sure you are properly hydrated and fueled. “I once had an

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that he missed because the fans were instructed to cheer widely as if the shot had been made. The shooter was so excited he runs around the court. He is eventually told about the prank, and one would think that was where it ended. Wrong. In a bit of a reversal the chosen fan turned out to be an actor. When he was interviewed about what he planned to do with the money, he talked of being recently laid off, obviously making all in the crowd feel like jerks for tricking him, as was evidenced by the collective “aw” heard in the arena. It was later revealed that the fan was an actor, but for most of the game Magic fans thought they were in on the joke when really it was a ‘gotcha’ moment as the joke was on them. Mets Fans Hopes Dashed As Spring Training was ending and the season approaching the hopes of New York Mets fans were heightened by a Sports Illustrated story about pitching prospect Hayden ‘Sidd’ Finch. Finch was reported to be a pitcher in the Mets minor league system. The story detailed the boy’s life, how he learned to pitch and his decision to pursue a career in baseball or music. It was reported he boasted a 168 MPH fastball but had a bit of an unorthodox style to his game. But all the Mets fans cared about was that he had huge potential. Unfortunately for Mets fans, Finch

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APARTMENTS

$535 : S. WILLIAMSPORT - 1 Bed/1 Bath, 2nd Floor. Includes A Refrigerator, Stove And Laundry Connections. Landlord Provides Heat, Sewer, Garbage, And Maintenance. Background And Credit Checks Completed. Private Parking Behind House. No Pets, No Smoking. 205-532-0875 FIRST FLOOR, 2 BEDROOM. No Utilities. Central Air. West End. Yard And Porch. $600.00/Mo. No Pets 570326-7697. 144950

QUALITY LAWN CARE Free tes Estima

“It’s In Our Name” Commercial & Residential

Fully Insured

LAWN MOWING, MULCHING SPRING CLEAN UP, PLANTING, AND TREE TRIMMING

Landscaping and Hardscaping

Call 570-337-0641

LIKE NEW 1 BEDROOM With Stove, Refrigerator, Microwave, Jacuzzi. No Utilities. Private Deck And Parking. No Pets. $525.00/Mo. 570326-7697. 144951

VEHICLES TRUCKS

01’ DODGE PICKUP, Extended Cab, 4 x 4. Excellent Mechanical Condition $5,000.00 Cash, OBO. 570-9982916 After 3pm. 144417

VANS 2005 12 PASSENGER VAN. Just Inspected. Work, Camp, Transport. Canoes, Bikes, Instruction. 180K Miles $3,500.00. Call Or Text 570337-0987. 144412

CAMPER CAMPER FOR SALE At Hidden Valley Campground $12,000.00. Lot Rent Paid For Year. Nice Site. Camper With Built-On Porch Included. All You Need Is Food And Clothes 570538-2106. 144778

FAR,M EQUIP

Engineered Success

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

25 Paid Days off Annually ~ Annual Bonus Potential ~ Shift Differential 401K Match (50% match, up to 6%) ~ Tuition Reimbursement Safety & Service Awards ~ Summer Family Picnics Continued Advancement Opportunities Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurances Manufacturing Positions (3rd shift) While enjoying a satisfying and secure position in a modern, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility operating in Muncy, PA for over 150 years, become a key member of our manufacturing team, safely and efficiently producing castings for the world’s leading supplier of refiner plates for the Pulp & Paper industry. Perform tasks in a fast-paced foundry and/or precision grind shop environment. Cross-train in various Foundry positions including mold making, casting & cleaning, melting/pouring, heat-treating, and material handling. Process refiner plate castings into finished ground refiner plates. CNC & Manual Machine Operators (3rd shift) Skilled CNC / Manual Machine Operators with extensive knowledge of machine maintenance, operation, and proven history of working with gauges, calipers, complex drawings and blueprints (translate requirements of detailed part drawings into measurements for production). Ensure every machine procedure is completed in accordance with the strict guidelines of the Company. Environment & Physical Requirements: Requires ability to work in a manufacturing plant with exposure to varying temperatures and noise levels, dust, dirt, fumes. Physical requirements: Sit, stand, walk, bend, reach, push, pull, kneel, stoop, crouch, climb, grasp, ascend/descend stairs, maneuver within tight spaces, and routinely lift in excess of 50 lbs., with or without reasonable accommodations. Must have visual acuity, manual dexterity, ability to endure long hours, and wear required personal protective equipment.

ANDRITZ Inc.

35 Sherman St. ~ Muncy, PA 17756 Fax: (570) 546-1521 View our job openings and apply anytime at: https://www.andritz.com/careers-en https://www.careerbuilder.com/jobs-at-andritz-group We are an AA / EEO / Veterans / Disabled Employer

FORD 960 TRACTOR, Gas, 3PT PS. Ford 640 3PT, WF. Massey Ferguson 65 Gas WF, PS, 3PT. Ford Loader For 2N, 8N Or 9N Ford Tractor. Load And Tote 16FT Trailer With Ramps, Like New. John Deere 50 PS, 3PT. Call Before 9pm. 570-295-1034. 144940

VEHICLES WANTED CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! All Makes/Models 2002-2018! Any Condition. Running Or Not. Top$$$ Paid! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide! Call Now: 1-888-985-1806. C11 CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! All Makes/Models 2002-2018! Any Condition. Running or Not. Competitive Offer! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide! Call Now: 1-888-368-1016. M11 AMERICAN & FOREIGN CARS $$ PAYING CASH $$ For Classic & Collector Cars 717-577-8206. M11 WANTED! Harley-Davidson Motorcycles. Call 570-320-0630. Horsepower Harley-Davidson, Williamsport, PA 17701. www.horsepowerhd.com. 144800 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. 144064

STORAGE UNITS

10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570326-2830. 144798

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Also Bulk Bag Fertilizers Farm & Lawn Seed • Agricultural Chemicals

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Debt Relief Agency Filing Bankruptcy Under Bankruptcy Code

429 Maple Lane • Muncy, PA 17756

SNOW REMOVAL • Land Clearing • Landscaping Hardscaping • Lawn Installs Excavating • Residential & Commercial • Trucking • Tree Installs • Drainage

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Miller’s

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

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• Farm Supplies • Pet Supplies • Horse Feeds

& POWER EQUIPMENT

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Quality New & Remanufactured Ammunition and Components

KEN’S CUSTOM AMMO, LLC 1864 Lycoming Mall Drive • Muncy

570-935-0744

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238 Pine Loganton Rd -- Loganton

Window Shades & Deck Shades • Manual or Remote control. • Covers Pergolas & Gazebos • Lots of color options. • Lifetime threads

Elite Excavating Services LLC 1427 Greenburr Gap Rd. Loganton, PA 17747

570-725-2077 Engine Sales • Service • Installation Equipment Conversions

We also alsoservice servicegarden garden tractors, We tractors & lawn mowers

lawn mowers, push mowers & riding mowers

Roofing & siding Remodeling

PA096758

• Prefinishing • Hardwood Floors • Stairparts • Installation

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

570-745-7109

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

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

Services We Provide

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

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

From Start to Finish Supply & Installation of Windows & Doors

Window & Door Solutions Brian: 570-971-2962 brj3@pct.edu - www.bandbsealcoating.com

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Daniel Stoltzfus - Owner

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

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M.R. Logue Interiors

SEAMLESS GUTTERS INSTALLED OR DROPPED Gutter Repairs & Cleaning

CALL 570-246-3714

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Advanced Urologic Care Available in Williamsport Our urology team now offers the UroLift® procedure as an option for men suffering from an enlarged prostate. This minimally invasive treatment provides patients with symptom relief, continued preservation of urologic health, and a quicker return to daily activity. Glenn Bloiso, MD

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By offering the UroLift® procedure to urology patients in Williamsport, we continue to prove our dedication to innovation, improving quality of life, and enhancing patient outcomes. For more information, or to refer a patient, call 570-326-8090 or visit UPMCSusquehanna.org/Urology.

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