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VOLUME 18 • NUMBER 17

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You Can Kiss My Mask The Attempted Oppression of Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness “Those who would give up liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin

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he United States of America was founded on this single principle — FREEDOM. Our founding fathers understood that limiting government power was the key to providing liberty. That is why they were so extremely careful in drafting our Constitution and then adding the Bill of Rights. They understood that the greatest threat against our Nation could come from within — by those using the power of the government for tyrannical purposes. This is why they believed it so important to keep the responsibility of governing our Nation in the hands of the people, for the people, by the people.

They also understood that our freedom in the name of God would require eternal vigilance. That it would be a constant battle of good versus evil, to maintain our liberty.

I love our Country, especially our little corner that we call home, but have always had a strong distrust of government. I understand the fragility of our freedom and how both power and money corrupt. My Father taught me, and I have always believed that less government is better government.

There are many things about our Nation’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic that are troublesome. However, the two that are most alarming were not caused by the virus, they were revealed. It has now become obvious that over past decades those elected have not only grown the size of our federal and state government to alarming levels but have grown their power over the people to oppressive levels. Secondly, many who reside in our Country are way too quick to give up their freedoms provided by the Constitution without even questioning why, which is just unconscionable to me.

It goes without saying that the pandemic the world is fighting is a terrible and very challenging obstacle. I have been very clear in my columns about the importance

of one’s health and following the CDC guidelines, which have been asked of every American citizen. I believe our area has done a great job within this framework, especially that of social distancing.

However, we cannot sacrifice everything that makes us who we are out of fear of a disease or even death. Hopefully, you have a strong faith and understand there’s an opportunity for eternal life and peace.

Our state cannot continue down the current path of economic and social suicide.

This will destroy Pennsylvania, and it will never return to the place we know as home.

At some point, the fear-mongering by Governor Wolf and the media must stop and give way to the facts. Yes, there are some hotspots within the state that must stay shut down to protect the people, and those living adjacent to them. But you cannot trample our constitutional rights and financial wellbeing in the name of fear.

Here in Lycoming County at press time, we had 32 cases of the Coronavirus. Our county is 1,244 square miles, which is larger than the state of Rhode Island. The county’s population is about 114,000. As long as those 32 individuals follow the quarantine procedure and we continue to be vigilant, there’s no reason we shouldn’t be business as usual here in Lycoming County. This logic applies to most counties within our state. The actual facts just don’t support the reaction by our state government and their unwillingness to change their approach based on actual numbers.

If things change and there is an outbreak of cases, you choose another course of direction. One thing that has been very disheartening since this all began is that everything must be final. The cancelation of events, the closing of businesses, and the ending of social outings indefinitely. How can you do that with not knowing what the outcome is going to be? You postpone for a reasonable amount of time and then revisit the situation. Obviously, at this point of the year, it makes no sense to reopen schools.

The Governor has had the opportunity of our patience and ample time. There is no

possible way he can justify his decision making when it comes to essential and non-essential businesses or life-sustaining and non-life sustaining, whatever verbiage he chooses.

First of all, it’s discriminatory to even come up with classifications deemed essential and non-essential.

Jim Again, a trampling of the Webb, Jr. constitutional rights of the American business owner.

This is very similar to the way he trampled freedom of religion by ordering all the churches to close. You gotta be kidding me.

I do not have enough paper to go through how many times he’s tramped on one’s personal rights.

It’s that communistic/socialistic elitist ideal that those that govern know more than the people, are smarter than the people, and will take care of the people. More to the point, they’re telling we the people, that we are stupid and can’t make our own commonsense decisions. We need to be told how to wash our hands, cover our mouths, and to avoid people when sick. Incidentally, these are the freedoms that our forefathers were most concerned about protecting, that of the decision making by the people.

We must immediately reopen business in Pennsylvania. This can be done within the guidelines of the CDC. Nearly 1.5 million Pennsylvanians are out of work, which ranks 1st in the Country. We are the only state that closed restaurants, car dealerships, real estate offices, clothing stores, liquor stores, and more — all at once. New York, which has the highest number of COVID cases, is still operating the above-listed businesses. Depending on where you reside. As are all the states adjacent to us. There is more of a risk being created by folks driving to New York to buy a car, clothing, or liquor than getting it right at their neighborhood store. Not to mention that this is putting a bullet in the economy of the Keystone State. Governor Wolf ’s actions have also not proven successful. When comparing numbers per capita and timeframe facts, Pennsylvania’s numbers regarding COVID-19 are no better than and/or worse than many states.

Back to that first list of essential, non-essential thing being discriminatory towards small businesses. How do you allow

big box stores the ability to sell the same products you deemed non-essential to the smaller family-owned business? It’s completely ridiculous. Not to mention, if you were realistic about cutting down on people running out to the big box stores, they would be selling only what is deemed essential. How do you allow online sales to continue not just of products, but of used vehicles through Carvana? You are sticking the knife into the back of Pennsylvania auto dealers.

I hate the term social distancing. This is what technology and cell phones have done to the American people. I like the term “safe space.” There is a way to keep every business open and operational with “safe space.” This, coupled with limiting the number of customers allowed in a place of business at any one time. This concept could be applied to churches and pretty much everything that has been shut down.

Back to the discriminatory practices, you cannot make our elderly population stay within their home because they’re old and more at risk. This is their decision to make.

If they wanna go out and about God bless them — they clearly understand the risk at this point in time. The same can be said for every American. Everyday decisions are made based upon probability and risk versus reward. Sometimes you make the wrong decision, and there’s a price to pay.

That’s life, at least as it’s intended to be lived here in the land of the free.

There is no way on God’s green earth it’s constitutional for Governor Wolf to make you wear a mask or pressure stores into not allowing entrance to individuals not wearing a mask. It’s also in no way constitutional for Governor Wolf to force employers not only to make employees wear a mask but also to take their temperature upon reporting to work.

If someone wants to wear a mask, this is the United States of America, by all means, please wear a mask, if someone chooses not to, that’s great. This approach can be applied to every decision the Governor has made for you. He needs to live and let live.

Allow “We the People” to make our own decisions. That is the very principle our Nation was founded on.

Maybe somebody needs to tell Governor Wolf COVID-19 originated in China, not that we are operating under the governing rules of Communist China.

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According to Director Bulgarelli, the band has broken all of the school records for competition scoring, including setting the highest competition score ever achieved in school history (94.05) and best placement at Atlantic Coast Championships (6th). The 2019 Lancer Marching Band also won the school’s second Cavalcade of Band Championship, building upon its first champion-

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uring the 2019-2020 competition season, the current edition of the Loyalsock Lancers Marching Band has earned the right to be called “one of the best, if not the best in the history of Loyalsock Township High School,” that is the opinion of their hard-working director, Ryan

ship in 2017.

“The Lancer Marching Band placed 6th in a 13-state region and competed against schools with populations three to four times our size at ACCs. That being said, we are incredibly proud of the time, effort, hard work, and dedication that our students have put into this year’s production,” Bulgarelli told Webb Weekly. “Our 2019 show, entitled “Heart of the Machine,” has proven to be an audience favorite, frequently leaving spectators on their feet cheering or with tears in their eyes. Our story of the Tin Man’s journey to find his heart has resonated with band and audience members alike, and we are incredibly proud to have the opportuni-

ty to share our artistic and inspirational story with audiences this year.”

Outside of the marching band, he said they are incredibly proud to offer their students a robust and holistic music education experience. The Symphonic Band has grown to over 90 members that meet to make music every day at LTHS. The vocal music program has been recognized by the Community Theatre League, being nominated for and winning several Ray of Light Awards in the past few years. Their students represent Loyalsock at local, regional, and statewide events, and they are incredibly proud of the music that they make and

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For those that are cooped up at home, I hope you are keeping safe and sane.

I know that for some of you, official schoolwork at home started this week, and I hope you are navigating that OK. I know, it’s a lot, it’s sort of confusing, and trying to work ‘Study Island’ is making you wish for a tech-free beach vacation.

But, once again, me being the forever optimist, it’s time to find a silver lining.

Being stuck at home isn’t great, but it is a great opportunity to catch up on that reading you never have time to do. It’s also a great time to get the kids to read. I’ve got some suggestions for children’s books courtesy of our own Terri Schlichenmeyer (The Bookworm Sez) and some of my own.

Books are great antidotes to being cooped up for weeks, and “Johnny’s Pheasant” by Cheryl Minnema, illustrated by Julie Flett is a good one to have. It’s the story of an injured bird, a grandma’s love, and a boy with dreams. Another goodie for little readers is “Bedtime for Sweet Creatures” by Nikki Grimes, pictures by Elizabeth Zunon.

It’s a tale of goodnight, and it’s perfect for little sleepyheads.

For the middle-grader who worries about the earth, “Bugs in Danger” by Mark Kurlansky, illustrated by Jia Liu is a great

find. This book looks at climate change, environmental issues, why the bug population has declined over the past few years, and what we can do to Steph stop it. Another book Nordstrom to find is “Wildlife Adventure” by Coyote Peterson. It’s a book with facts and activities and it might make the time go a little faster.

Little biography lovers will be happy to sit home with Work It, Girl bios, like “Become a Leader Like Michelle Obama” or “Blast Off Into Space Like Mae Jemison,” both

by Caroline Moss, illustrated by Sinem Erkas. These books offer a great story, plus learning, plus an update on the lives featured. For the 9-to-13-year-old, a bio couldn’t be better.

The child who loves to people-watch will enjoy reading “Hmong in Wisconsin” by Mai Zong Vue, even when there aren’t a lot of people around. This is a story of immigration, bravery, war, and learning in two different cultures.

The young adult with a growing interest in politics will enjoy “Becoming RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Journey to Justice”

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It’s a graphic-novel-style biography on Justice Ginsburg, from her

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I will always recommend the “Harry Potter” series as they are just fantastic. Also, Amazon is offering the series on Amazon Stories (stories.audible.com) for free right now, if you would rather listen than read. The books are also a part of Kindle Unlimited if you subscribe to that.

I also will always recommend the “Hunger Games” series, because they are amazing also!

For the slightly younger set, the “Captain Underpants”, “Hello Neighbor”, “Pete the Cat”, “Diary of a Wimpy Kid”, and “Dog Man” series are all amazing choices.

If you are going to be stuck at home, books are a great escape. Not only is reading beneficial to your brain, but we all need to take a break from social media and the news and just get lost in a story for a while.

As always — I’ll keep doing my best to offer up the bright side of things, if y’all keep trying to see them! Please stay safe, stay healthy, and stay home if you can! If you are out and about, don’t forget your mask!

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“Collaboration is the key to our success in keeping things fresh. We love to have guests come in and work with our students, including our other band directors within the district,” said Bulgarelli.

“Both our Middle School (Mr. David Tini) and Elementary School (Mrs. Emily Brumbaugh Tini) band directors are great to work with and love to collaborate as well. We are able to frequently find time to work with each other’s kids and get the students to make music together. This year, we had over 100 elementary students attend a Friday night football game to join the Lancer Marching Band on the field. It was an awesome sight to see the future of the Lancer Marching Band on the field with our current members. Our students love the opportunity to inspire the next generation of Loyalsock musicians! Our choral program also thrives when collaborating. Our HS/MS Choir Director, Amanda Coughenour, and Elementary Choir Director, Caroline Fish, had planned an “All-District Choral Concert” for April, which would have featured over 500 students singing together on one stage! Unfortunately, the event was canceled due to the COVID-19 outbreak.”

He said in addition to working as a team, the students also are recognized on an individual basis. Every year, students are able to audition for PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Educators’ Association) District, Regional, and State level honor ensembles. These students go “above and beyond” with their individual study and advanced musicianship.

This year, they have had several students qualify for the 2020 PMEA District 8 Honors Festivals. They are Harrison Frear (alto saxophone), Evelyn Griffith (soprano voice), Ian Hornberger (tuba), Emily Huskin (euphonium), David Hutchinson (trumpet), Zackary Keller (tuba), Brendan Kriner (trumpet), Collin Porter (trombone), Alejandro Quintana (violin), Andres Quintana (cello), and Grace Shaible (violin). Of those students, several also advanced to PMEA Regional Festivals; they are Harrison Frear (alto saxophone), Evelyn Griffith (soprano voice), Emily Huskin (euphonium), David Hutchinson (trumpet), Zackary Keller (tuba), Brendan Kriner (trumpet), Collin Porter (trombone).

They are still awaiting the results of our potential PMEA All-State musicians, as the COVID-19 outbreak has put a temporary halt to the audition process.

Bulgarelli added, “Unfortunately, due to the outbreak of COVID-19, many of

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When to Seek Care for COVID-19 The symptoms of COVID-19 can range from mild to severe and are similar to other respiratory illnesses such as the flu and common cold.

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Our hearts went out to her for her physical well-being, of course, but we also wondered how in the world she was going to keep distant from her husband, her five-year daughter, and their two teen foster-boys.

To Elizabeth’s advantage, she is in excellent physical condition for a young lady in her mid-40s. Being a nurse, she knows all the proper protocols and is following them to the letter. For her entire life, Elizabeth has taken very good care of herself and is a health nut when it comes to food. All this considered, she is very low on the life-threatening spectrum of concern. As she likes to tell everyone who calls to cheer her up, “No, I am not dying!”

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The church is very well connected because Elizabeth’s husband was providentially hired by the church on March 1st of this year as Director of Engagement. His job was to get all the members connected with one another online. So, when Friday the 13th hit and everyone went into shutin mode, their church was all hooked up for ZOOM meetings and other networking community activities. And also, providentially, his wife Elizabeth has been the biggest beneficiary of these new technological tools.

It has been a rough ride for Elizabeth and her family, to be sure, but Elizabeth is thankful for what she has learned through this time. She realizes how much she took for granted a simple hug.

She has grown in her prayer life and in her trust in God. She has seen her church demonstrate what a Christian community truly looks like. It is possible to stay positive, even when you are COVID-positive.

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let her sit on her lap and read stories, and all the other fun stuff they always do together. My wife, Debbie, has been doing virtual story book reading and craft projects using Facetime, which the little one finds amusing, but it is still not the same as Mommy Time.

Both foster boys are typical teens that love their electronic devices, but they are also active young men that find being confined to the home 24-7 has a tendency to make the walls shrink. As much as possible, they have been doing some outside yardwork and house maintenance type activities, which is better than nothing. Both boys are refugees from two different continents, and they have been receiving alarming news from their home countries, which has also added to the tension. The father of the house is doing his best, but in the past, he always had help. Elizabeth has a certain way to mediate and keep peace in the home. Her unavailability during these periodic meltdowns has been unfortunate.

Yet, through these are challenges there have been many rays of light. The biggest help for the family has come from their home church, which has provided four meals a week, lots of encouraging cards, tons of texts, prayers, and phone calls giving mountains of emotional and spiritual support.

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Thriving in the resurrection requires a thankful heart — and there is always something to be thankful for if you are willing to open your eyes and your heart to see it.

What have you lost recently? When I asked our youth group this question, it was clear they had lost a lot: time with friends, band concerts, winter playoffs, spring sports, recitals, birthday celebrations, proms, graduations — it was a long list.

Grief is natural and healthy — and all of us are mourning our losses. Have you taken the time to grieve? Doing so is healthy. Make a list of what you have lost and allow your heart to mourn. Do you remember what Jesus did when He found out that Lazarus was dead? John 11:35 says, “Jesus wept.” It’s good and holy and healthy to mourn.

But as you grieve, be thankful. Alongside your list of losses, write your blessings. Doing so will take discipline, but remember, the Christian life is the disciplined life. It is why we are called disciples. God wants us to give thanks in all circumstances because doing so moves us toward overcoming —

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Make another list.

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My friends, the world is strangely silent, but it is in the quiet that God’s still small voice can be heard. Are you willing to listen?

In the silence following the death and resurrection of Jesus, Peter took some of the disciples fishing. When Jesus first found him, Peter was a professional fisherman.

But when Jesus called Peter to be a “fisher of men”, Peter walked away from his boat and his nets. For the next three years Peter’s life was filled with noise: disciples, crowds, miracles, hosannas!

Now, in the silence, Peter tries to create some noise with fishing. Why? Because the silence was killing him. All he could hear was his guilt — and the sound of that awful rooster?

And then Jesus’ voice broke the silence. The story that follows in John 21 is beautiful and quiet and intimate — and redemptive and healing! But let’s be careful to not miss the fact that John 21 happens in the midst of silence.

Today, our world is silent — at least if we will allow it. Maybe God is calling on us to listen. Take one hour and do nothing. Don’t talk to anyone. Don’t listen to anything. Turn off the noise and just sit quietly in an undistracted place and listen. Take a pen and a notepad and write down thoughts that come to your mind.

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and as we overcome, the power of the resurrection is displayed in our lives.

What do you still have? Make your list of things to be thankful for and you will discover something: what you have far outweighs what you have lost! If it doesn’t, then you are focusing too much on yourself and the things of this world. Lift your eyes and look around. Pray for a thankful heart. Ask God to open your eyes so that you can see your blessings! Make your list and you will begin to thrive in the resurrection.

Second, Don’t waste or overlook this season of silence. We live in a noisy and busy world — if it’s quiet and still for a while, take it in. Silence helps us to hear our thoughts — and to hear from God. Jesus fasted alone for forty days in the wilderness just prior to launching His public ministry. Just before the crucifixion he spent time alone in the Garden of Gethsemane. By doing so, He demonstrated that there is value in quiet and stillness and aloneness. Read Matthew 4:111 and Matthew 26:36-36.

This pandemic has created a very unusual time that may never come again. What does God want to accomplish in you? Embrace the silence. God may have something to say, or something to show you. Elijah discovered that God isn’t in the noise. In I Kings 19:11-13 we read, Then He said (to Elijah), “Go out, and stand on the mountain before the Lord.” And behold, the Lord passed by, and a great and strong wind tore into the mountains and broke the rocks in pieces before the Lord, but the Lord was not in the wind; and after the wind an earthquake, but the Lord was not in the earthquake; and after the earthquake a fire, but

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Most of the above brands skew a bit older, for women in their 40s and beyond. For those of you in your 20s and 30s, consider evolving the house dress idea here in the 2020s and opt for a comfy jumpsuit instead. Knit, pull-on style jumpsuits are everywhere, from mass retailers like Target and H&M to pricier fare from Madewell and independent Etsy sellers. The concept is still the same, have that one piece you pop on to be suddenly dressed for your day, whether you’re homeschooling kids, working from home, tackling home projects, or all of the above.

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the early part of our trout fishing season, there are chances to harvest wild morel and oyster mushrooms, find shed antlers, or dig up a few wild leeks. Truly, it is a magical time of year to be outdoors and partake of the bounties that we have.

There have been multiple times while fishing a small mountain stream for trout that I have had a nearby gobbler sound off as he was searching for a hen. Much to my surprise, my outing to catch a few fish for the fry pan had turned into a scouting trip for spring gobblers. On more than one occasion, the following morning found me in pursuit of that lonely old Tom. As the season progresses and the temperatures continue to climb, the chances increase that you can locate wild

mushrooms. Yes, you need to be careful, but the morel mushroom (probably the tastiest of any mushroom and certainly the most sought after variety) and the oyster mushrooms are very easy to recognize and are a real treasure to add to a meal of freshly caught trout or a spring turkey.

The wild leeks, also called “ramps,” have a mild flavor when they first appear in the spring woods and are excellent for making a pot of potato and leek soup. Their flavor does tend to get too strong as the season continues. Finding a shed antler or two is always “icing on the cake” to most spring gobbler hunters, especially when a large shed is found that confirms a big buck has made it through the hunting season and just might be around to hunt in the fall.

All of these things that you can enjoy over the next month or so, from spring gobbler hunting and mountain stream trout fishing to finding sheds or harvesting mushrooms or leeks are readily available in our surrounding counties. We are truly blessed here in Northcentral Pennsylvania to have all of these things at our disposal and large tracts of State Parks property and State Game Lands on which to pursue these interests.

Particularly if you have been diligent about staying housebound recently, you will now have the opportunity to get outside, enjoy some exercise and fresh air as you take advantage of all that our surroundings have to offer. Be smart, be safe and make sure you stay healthy!

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thus giving the anglers more opportunity to participate in the sport, while using wise precautions when in the outdoors, such as the acceptable habit of “social distancing.”

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I could find out and to be honest, some of the explanations and definitions got a little overwhelming, so here it is in a nutshell. Basically, the white we see in our wildlife is either the result of Piebaldism or Albinism.

Piebaldism is a genetic condition, typically present at birth, and resulting in white patches or lack of color. It is a recessive genetic trait; therefore, both parents must carry the recessive gene for there to be a chance to produce piebald offspring. It is believed that likely less than one percent of the entire whitetail deer population will ever show up as piebalds.

Interestingly enough, as I mentioned in

one of my past articles, this past hunting season, I know of a buck piebald and a doe piebald that were both taken within a short distance of my home. The amount of white showing can vary considerably from nearly all white to just some small patches of white. Many animals can exhibit Piebaldism, including humans and all mammals, songbirds, and even snakes. More often than not, a piebald will stand out more than normal, thus making the animal more of a target for predators, no doubt resulting in shorter life spans.

Albinism is a bit different; it’s a congenital absence of any pigmentation or coloration resulting in white hair, feathers, scales,

and skin and also includes pink eyes due to a lack of pigment in the iris. The lack of pigment in the iris allows blood vessels of the retina to be visible, thus the pink eye. Albinism can occur in all animals, including humans.

Again Albinism, like Piebaldism, can lead to some survival problems for the animals that have it. Alligators that have it lack the necessary protection from UV radiation, and they lack the necessary camouflage to avoid predators.

Albinism is believed to be even rarer than Piebaldism.

Hopefully, I’ve shed some light on the “white.” Keep your eyes open for one of those rare sightings.

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animals do well maintaining their natural colors throughout the year.

My own list of white or partially white animal sightings in the wild is pretty short. I once encountered a pure white, red squirrel while turkey hunting. On a couple of occasions while archery hunting, I spotted piebald or partially white deer; I even missed one with my recurve bow many years ago; over the years, since I’ve seen several more piebalds.

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Hailey Holtzapple, Sarah Sullivan, he sign is a familiar sight to Haley Neidig and Sami Branton) this those who travel Route 15. year and for a few of them softball was The notice on the message their only sport. In our pre-season board of the Pike Drive-In workouts, they had been extremely Theatre is an annual sight during the motivated and in the end we are all winter months. Passers-by give it little at the mercy of the Governor and we attention. They know come spring the understand the reasons why. movies will be back. Unfortunately, “They made a lot of sacrifices and the same cannot be said for high dedicated themselves to their senior school spring sports. year. As a senior, you never want to It’s been two weeks since what many take off that uniform following that feared would be the inevitable bad Scott last game and for them to never get news announcement regarding the Lowery to put on that uniform is beyond cancellation of high school spring heartbreaking. You never know sports became a reality. While the collective health of the population is of the what life is going to throw at you and we were utmost concern and understood those involved definitely thrown a curve ball with this one. High in the various sporting endeavors have been left school memories are some of the best memories trying to answer the ‘what ifs’ of a season that is of your life. It is hard to replace those kinds of memories and it is sad that for these players lost to them forever.

Regardless of the school or location, coaches those memories will be about a season they and players, particularly the seniors, the reaction didn’t get a chance to play.”

For the Mountaineers’ best player, outfielder has been pretty much the same, disappointment and frustration. Ask any coach or player how Lilly Eiswerth, the forfeiture of her senior season they feel and the responses are pretty much was particularly devastating.

“I still had hopes that a softball season would be universal.

The situation at South Williamsport has its played. At the beginning we all looked at it like own uniqueness where two successful veteran we were taking a two-week break. We had a team coaches, Tom O’Malley in softball, and Casey trip scheduled to go down to South Carolina and Waller in baseball are in their first year in we were working hard preparing for it. When coaching Mountaineer squads that were we got the news that the season was cancelled, it was terrible. We had put in a lot of hard work anticipating successful seasons.

“Since the day I got here the players’ desire, from January on and to see it all go down the work ethic and attitudes have been great. We drain was really heart-breaking, especially for have a good nucleus and were looking forward the seniors.

“We thought we were going to have a really fun to a very successful season,” O’Malley observed.

“Obviously this has been a huge disappointment season. We were excited and thought that we to all of us, but it is particularly tough on the could go far into the tournament.

“During this down time, personally I have been seniors. We have seven seniors on the team (Lilly Eiswerth, Mookie Sauers, Sydney Bachman, doing the same things that I was doing to get

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forward to the first game.

“We’ve talked among ourselves since the season was cancelled, especially our seniors and there is a lot of sadness. For most of us we won’t be playing softball in college and looking back to last season and realizing that for many that would be their last softball game. That is really shocking and I don’t think that has set in yet.

“For me it took a lot of mental strength. As a pitcher your preparation is different than the other position players. Softball is my only sport and I was really looking forward to playing this season with my teammates and coach O’Malley.”

Looking ahead Sauers plans on working this summer and hopefully play some travel softball.

In the fall she will be attending the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City to study to be a fashion designer.

Waller’s outlook mirrors O’Malley’s regarding the tremendous disappointment experienced by the seniors.

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“When the school first closed and the practices cancelled I met with the team and told them how proud I was of the effort they had been showing and figured we would be back on the field at some point and that I would be in touch with them. But as the weeks went by it became more doubtful that we would play. We have six seniors on the team (Luke Winner, Nate Persun, Cole Brewer, Ian Bolay, Dom Harding and, Mike Kemmerer) and my heart goes out to them. In most cases they have been working out since last November in anticipation of their senior year and now that opportunity is lost.

“I’ve been trying to communicate with the guys to tell them that it is ok to experience emotions.

It has been a roller coaster. I’ve been sad some days, angry, frustrated and I know they are experiencing those same emotions. I’ve been trying to have them focus on the positive. It is going to get better each day, but this is going to hurt a lot of the guys for a long time. There are

strong young men and their parents have raised some good young boys and I am proud to have the opportunity to coach them.

“I’ve coached at Loyalsock and Hughesville and coming to South as a new coach the players embraced me right away. The community has been great to me in my short tenure here. I can’t thank them enough. I am looking forward to next year, but I am hoping that we can get together and play a Blue/White game at some point. After what we have been going through it is important for us to get together as a team to experience some kind of culmination to a baseball season we didn’t get the chance to experience.”

Informally, some of the area coaches have discussed the potential of organizing some type of a summer league to allow their players to experience a level of competition. Whether that is a possibility remains to be seen but that ‘closed for the season’ sign now has a whole new meaning for our high school athletes.

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ready for the season. I still hit off the tee. I go thru a work out regiment at home. I go for walks and just try and keep myself busy.

“Looking ahead, I plan to attend Penn State University for liberal arts and media design and hopefully may try and play softball, but we will wait and see what happens.”

For Eiswerth’s teammate, senior pitcher Mookie Sauers, the season’s cancellation was very upsetting.

“I was really upset because we had worked so hard during the pre-season and then to learn that we wouldn’t be getting the opportunity to show how much we had improved was really sad,” Sauers related.

“As a team we thought we would do well in districts and get into the state tournament and things looked good for us. We had worked hard, a lot more of the players were dedicating themselves in the pre-season and once the official practices started everyone was excitedly looking

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ensen and I have been working on a project. We have until Friday, and it is part of his new online learning.

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“The water was calm but cold. Thankfully, I was wearing my new waders to keep me warm. My father and I are out for Opening Day. I use a gold and black Rooster Tail. It gives off a flash and resembles a wounded minnow. I cast upstream and retrieve and repeat.

“I was reeling in, and all of a sudden, I felt a massive tug. BANG! I set the hook, and

the battle was on. My heart was racing.

After five minutes, I could barely feel my arms. This monster Brown Trout wasn’t tiring. She got in the current and took me downstream. I was just about out of line and knew I had to do something. The fish was winning.”

My son now has fishing on the brain, and I can’t begin to describe how great this is.

The kid has asked to tag along on several recent outings. Little League Baseball is postponed, and the local authorities removed our favorite basketball court. I am extremely thankful for these opportunities to commune.

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We are very loyal to Lycoming Creek. It is where we do 90% of our fishing. Some of our favorite spots are just a short drive or walk from the homestead. We live in the 17728, and Lycoming runs through it. There is no need to travel far when you can routinely catch Jamie fish at home.

Spencer Lycoming Creek is a very unique and healthy waterway. I lost count, but I have been very fortunate to catch all types of species: Rainbow, Golden Rainbow, Brook, Brown, and even a Tiger. Most are stocked but you would be surprised of the number of wild trout. I’ve successfully landed several a small panfish, both Large and Smallmouth Bass, even a few Walleye and a small Muskie. I consider myself quite lucky. So does Jensen.

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The PFBC has made some great improvements locally. They have recently doubled the area of the Delayed Harvest stretch near Powy’s. The new boundary now extends all the way to Daugherty’s

Run. This includes all of the water off of McIntyre Way. I have fished this section of Lycoming Creek my entire adult life. It’s a great stretch. Special thanks to homeowners who live in that area.

Continue to respect the no trespassing signs and wave to those who open their yards. Fishermen are asked to stay in the water at all times. Please remember to pick up any trash. Do your part.

There are many restrictions with any Delayed Harvest project. Anglers need to understand the rules and regulations fully. These types of waters are open to fishing year-round but must be done with artificial lures only. The use, or be in possession of, any natural bait, baitfish, fishbait, paste, and similar substances, fish eggs, or any other edible substance is STRICTLY prohibited. It is encouraged to practice catch and release, but you may keep three fish in the summer from June 15th to Labor Day. The Delayed Harvest stretch on Lycoming is also listed as a Keystone Select Stocked Trout Water. This program provides anglers the opportunity to fish for larger trout. 9,500 Browns, Rainbows, and Golden Rainbows that measure between 14 to 20 inches are distributed throughout the Commonwealth each year. The size and quality of fish around Powy’s this early season have been insane.

Wash your hands, kids. Maintain your distance. Stay home if you can. Please stay safe. Stay calm and remember if you must — fish alone and away from crowds.

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GENERAL MERCH.

GOOD THINGS TO EAT

CLEAN-UP AT SALLADASBURG CEMETERY Will Be Saturday, May 9th, With A Rain Date Of May 16th. Please Remove All Items Prior To Clean-Up. 145372

SCRATCH & DENT CHEST FREEZER 5.1 cu.ft. Hotpoint #HCM5SMAWW $169. Upright Frigidaire #FFFU14F2QW 13.8 cu.ft. $459 Shipping Extra 717 4455222. M11 CANOE, 14 FT. Long. New, Never In Water $400.00. 570-546-3902.

145370 FREE DIRT FILL. You Load, You Haul. 570-745-7272. 2182 Quarry Road, Jersey Shore. 145363

WINTER HOMESTEAD Black Angus Beef. Sold By The Half Or Split Quarter, $3.45lb. Hanging Weight. Grass Fed, Grain Finished, No Antibiotics. Call Or Text 570447-1928. 145072

PETS & LIVESTOCK DOGS & PUPPIES

FREE 6 YEAR OLD, Black and Tan, German Shepherd Female. Nice, Friendly dog. Call 570-725-2334 Ex: 2. 145364 FOR SALE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG. 5 Month Old Female.

Black And Tan With Brown Legs. $500.00 OBO. 570-725-2053. 145251

GUINEA PIGS

GUINEA PIGS. Quiet And Lovely Pets. Any Size, Any Color Available, 2 For $25.00 Or 4 For $40.00. Call 570-745-3411. 145361

LIVESTOCK

GOATS FOR SALE. Would Make Great Pets $195.00 Each OR 3 For $185.00 Apiece. 570-725-2099 Ex 0.

145082 GUINEAS FOR SALE. $7.00 Apiece. Good For Tick Control. Call 570-547-6409. 145248

EVENTS CHURCH SERVICES HESHBON PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2898 Heshbon Road, Williamsport (Turn Off Of Lycoming Creek Road) Worship 9AM, Sunday School 10:15 AM Come Celebrate Christ All Are Welcome! 144942

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MARSHALEK’S FRUIT FARM is hiring general farm laborer. Full time, year round positions. Agricultural experience helpful and PREFERRED. Apply at 1875 Quaker State Road, Montoursville or call 570-433-0633 to schedule an interview. Please LEAVE A MESSAGE. 10001 Drivers-Join Our Driving Team!

Competitive Pay, Quality Benefits, Modern Equipment. Enjoy the Best Hometime in the Industry! DM Bowman. 1-800-609-0033. 144957

FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Pick Up Or Deliver. Call 570-220-5227.

144793 OAK FIREWOOD. $800.00 Tri- Axle Load. Call 570-398-2319.

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PROPANE

WELL MCLAIN GOLD OIL BOILER, 115,000 BTU. Serviced 5/2/19, $200.00. Frigidaire Baker Oven $50.00. Whirlpool Baker Oven $50.00. Amana Washer And Dryer, $50.00 Each. Electric Water Heater $50.00. Profile Side-By-Side Refrigerator/Freezer $100.00. All Of These Will Be Sold To Best Offer. 570-725-2081 Mountain View Enterprises. 145087

PROPANE, BEST PRICE, LONG TERM, CALL OR TEXT 814-357-5454. 145084

RUSTIC CORRUGATED ROOFING TIN $1.00 Ft. Two Sided Hewn Yellow Pine Rafters, Aprox. 3” x 5”. Fireplace Mantles 8x8 Hand Hewn $5.00/Ft, 10x10 $8.00/Ft, 12x12 $10.00/Ft. Lots Of Rustic Building Material Available.

570-725-2081 Mountain View Enterprises. 145089

EMPLOYMENT

FIREWOOD

APPLIANCES

BUILDING MATERIALS

WANTS TO PURCHASE minerals and other oil and gas interests. Send details to P.O. Box 13557, Denver, Co. 80201. C11 WANTED, FRYING PANS, ANY SIZE. GRISWOLD, WAGNER, WAPAK. Call 570-9989132. 144794

WANTED TO BUY CALLAHAN’S ANTIQUITIES 381 Broad Street, Montoursville, PA ALWAYS BUYING Quality Antiques, Gold, Silver Top Prices Paid With Immediate Payment.

One Piece or Whole Estates.

“Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America”.

Open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

570-368-2597.

144796 $$OLD GUITARS WANTED$$ GIBSON-FENDER-MARTIN, ETC. 1930’s to 1980’s. TOP DOLLAR PAID. CALL TOLL FREE 1-866-433-8277. C11

MAKE THE CHANGE! RNS, LPNS, CNAs! Competitive benefits & Tuition assistance. Must have Strong work ethic with outstanding observation & communication skills.

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CLEANING SERVICES MAKE THE CHANGE! RNS, LPNS, CNAs! Competitive benefits & Tuition assistance. Must have Strong work ethic with outstanding observation & communication skills.

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Large Selections of hanging baskets and bedding plants.

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Mon-Sat.

8 am-7 pm

570-322-1829

Shady Hill

Greenhouse & Produce

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GETGEN E X C AVAT I N G

We also have your sewing and houseware needs

340 Waltimyer Rd., Turbotville, PA. 17772 . Heavy Duty Commercial Railings . Turnkey Service for contractors from consult to installation . Maintenance Free . Limited Lifetime Warranty

Since 1975

2846 Bottle Run Road • Williamsport (570) 326-4236

www.getgen.com

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

WORK

Elmer Zook & Family

570-547-7275

$ Onl y 3 l for 1 w ine ee s k

JOB TRAINING AIRLINE MECHANIC TRAINING- Get FAA Technician Certification. Approved For Military Benefits. Financial Aid If Qualified.

Job Placement Assistance. Call Aviation Institute Of Maintenance 866-453-6204. C11

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A MIDWEST COMPANY Is Looking to Expand, Business Opportunity. Call Samuel At 570-4129461. 144956

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DUE TO THE EPIDEMIC OF COVID-19, We Should Be Looking At Our Health More Seriously.

A Good Way To Build Up Immunity To Diseases, Including covid-19, Is To Eat Fresh, Organic Fruits And Vegetables and Raw, Organic Dairy Products. To Ensure A High Quality, Year-Round Supply Of Vegetables And Dairy Products, Buy A Share In Our CSA Today. You May Call For A Sample Box And/ Or Brochure. First 5 Callers Get A FREE Sample Box, $20.00 Value.

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CLEANING NEED A CLEAN HOUSE? No Time? Call ME! I Will Get Your Home Looking Great So You Can Relax! Great Rates, References Available Upon Request. For An Estimate Call Joyce 570-238-1796.

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HAULING 4 TON DUMP TRUCK. Will Haul Mulch, Stone, Dirt, Etc. Call 570-995-6981. 145362

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Who we are and what we do: West is a leading global manufacturer in the design and production of technologically

advanced, high-quality, integrated containment and delivery systems for injectable medicines. We are a trusted partner to the world’s top pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies—working by their side to improve patient health.

More about our open role: Module Operators are responsible for operating molding equipment on the production line in a safe, capable, proficient, and, positive method. Full-time operators are required to work a 12-hour schedule: 5:45pm-6:00am. Part-time operators will typically be scheduled to work between 18 and 24 hours each week.

Standard, full-time, two-week schedule for 12-hour shifts:

Call 570-326-9322

The products we make impact the lives of millions of people every day. As our values express; we hold our customers and patients in the highest regard, safety and quality are the cornerstones of our work environment, and, we focus on building a One West Team through a strong sense of community.

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Immediate openings available for full-time and part-time Module Operators at our Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania manufacturing site!

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Hours Off Work Work Off Off Work Work 48-hour Work Off Off Work Work Off Off 36-hour

West Pharmaceutical Services offers outstanding benefits to be discussed during application process.

Previous manufacturing experience is a plus!

To submit your application: Please visit www.westpharma.com and select the “Careers” tab, then “Job Opportunities,” and search for “Module Operator.”

We appreciate your interest in working with West!

Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regards to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.

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Entry-level production positions start at $14.80 per hour; pay increases with potential rapid advancement to reach $18.50 per hour. Shift differential given on hours worked between 5:45pm-6:00am.

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BANKRUPTCY

Kepner Farm Supply LLC

BULK COAL

LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATING - MUNCY, PA

Also Bulk Bag Fertilizers Farm & Lawn Seed • Agricultural Chemicals

NOW SCHEDULING FOR 2020

Debt Relief Agency Filing Bankruptcy Under Bankruptcy Code

429 Maple Lane • Muncy, PA 17756

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& POWER EQUIPMENT

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

570-935-0744

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• Drywall •

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Attorneys Jim & Thea Beatrice

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Larry Miller, Jr.

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CALL TODAY!

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570-323-9119

570.725.2341

238 Pine Loganton Rd -- Loganton

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• Boat Covers • Grill & Generator Covers • Mesh for Truck Beds & Nurseries • Tents

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lawn mowers, push mowers & riding mowers

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SUNNY HILL MOULDINGS PA096758

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

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Services We Provide

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

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Renew Carpet Cleaners

Home improvement

Serving the Area Since 1995

Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System

3 Areas - $109 ( UP TO A 12X15 PER AREA )

* Also specialzing in VCT, ceramic tile/grout, hardwoods and epoxy floors *

570-323-8011

G. Scott Gardner Attorney At

Law

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

• Elder Law/Probate • Husband & Wife Package

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

285

To t a l

“We Make House Calls”

570-971-0090

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570.204.7364

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20% Senior Citizens Discount

Award Winning Masonry Contractor PA #010608 44 Years Experience MASTER IN THE FIELD OF:

• Chimneys (New or Repairs) • Inspections • Foundation Rebuilding • Repair Bowed Walls • Waterproofing • Repointing • Stucco • Stonework (Real Stone or Artificial) • New Construction of Walls, Walks, Patios, Porches • Concrete Sidewalks (Releveling) BUILD OR RESTORE ALL AREAS OF BRICK • BLOCK • STONE • CONCRETE

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570-447-5805

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Free Estimates Fully Insured

• Mowing Services • Shrubs • Trees • Mulch • Stone • Residential • Commercial

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

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570-435-1698

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KOZ’s LANDSCAPING

LANDSCAPE BORDERS PERMANENT EDGING Plants, Materials, Labor, Build, Design, Maintain

21 YEARS IN BUSINESS!

NEW LAWN CARE CLIENTS -- 4 FREE CUTS!!

DRIVEWAY SEAL & PARKING LOTS

Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317

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Meyers Masonry Restoration Co.

2” - .99¢ sq. ft.

CALL FOR A • CONCRETE AND POTHOLES FREE ESTIMATE

Call 570-326-9322

570-745-3649

- .80¢ sq. ft.

15/8” - .85¢ sq. ft.

Smith’s Tree Service

357 Thunder Road Linden, PA 17744

115 Groupe Rd. • Jersey Shore, PA 17740

1

/8”

3

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

& Air Conditioning, LLC.

EASY STORAGE FOR YOUR TOYS

1” - .75¢ sq. ft.

AmmoN SwArey

Fast And Dependable Service 24 Hour Emergency Service

PA-153108

Fully inSured Free eStimAteS

• ADDitions • WinDoWs • gARAges

327 eASt diStriCt rd. WAtSontoWn

Action Heating

Gerard J. Maiolo 570-398-4408 www.actionheatcool.com actionheating@ymail.com

POTHOLE FILLING AND SMALL CONCRETE PROJECTS

SunriSe ConStruCtion

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644 Cooley Rd Allenwood, PA 17810 (570) 547-7037 home (570) 217-0561 job

Why spend a fortune on repairing or replacing your roof

FREE ESTIMATES!

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL ROOFING

Little Bros.

Fully Insured PA 150828

Construction

G IN ROOFIN G IN IZ L IA C SPE ting oof Pain R & s Shingle arages • Metal G arns & timates • Pole B Free Es r

- 5346 o 570 - 649238 -1350 570 -

EXTERIOR CLEANING SERVICE

NATURAL HARDWOOD MULCH

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING

Double Ground Natural

ALUMINUM

Wood Bark Mulch And

PATIOS

VINYL SIDING DECKS

BRICK

ROOFS

CAN HAUL WATER IF NECESSARY

570-398-8424

ANGUS BEEF Average Weight 1,275 lbs.

CALL (570) 7252190

ON THE HOOF

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MESOTHELIOMA

INSURANCE

TV/INTERNET

IF YOU HAVE Been Diagnosed With Mesothelioma You might Be Entitled To Significant Legal Compensation. Call Us. We Are Local Attorneys And We Can Help. 570505-3015. 143431

DENTAL INSURANCE From Physicians Mutual Insurance Company. NOT Just A Discount Plan, REAL Coverage For [350] Procudures. Call 1-877-308-2834 For Details. Www.dental50plus.com/ cadnet 6118-0219. C11

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Free Installation, Smart HD DVR Included, Free Voice Remote.

Some restrictions apply. 1-855-2705098. M11

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 29 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

MUSHROOM SOIL

LAWN CARE LAWN MOWING, Williamsport Area. 570-322-3256. 145368 RECENT RETIREE SEEKING Lawns To Mow. Reasonable Rates.

Lock Haven, Jersey Shore, Williamsport Area. 717-805-4088 Or redheadrepair@yahoo.com. 145238 JOE’S LAWNCARE Spring Cleaning And Rototilling. Fully Insured 570-323-7417. 145245 BRINSER’S LANDSCAPING Is Seeking New Customers For Lawn Care In The Williamsport/South Williamsport Areas. Call Jesse @ 570-560-0502.

SPRING CLEAN-UP. All Your Needs For Mowing Season And Lawn Care-Plus Hauling. Fully Insured. Call S & S Lawn Care 570322-8787. 144650 HAKES LAWN CARE. Spring Clean-Up. Book Now For The Mowing Season. Call 570-2209058. 144044 RICHARD’S LAWN CARE & LANDSCAPING. Mulching, Mowing, Trimming, Spring Cleanup, Power Washing. FREE Estimates. Call Rick 570-772-1588.

PA#064570. Fully Insured. 144061 ROBERT’S LANDSCAPING. For all Your Landscaping Needs 570-279-2012. 144703

SCOTT’S LAWN CARE. SPRING CLEAN-UP. Residential And Commercial Mowing And Landscaping .

21st Year In Business.

Fully Insured. Call Now For Spring Rototilling 570-419-6326. 144797

REAL ESTATE LOG HOME 22 X 35 LOG HOUSE. 2 Story, Built In Late 1700’s. We Will Dismantle It And Can Rebuild If Buyer Prefers. White Pine Log, $20,000.00 OBO. 570-725-2081 Mountain View Enterprises.

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CAMP GROUNDS SUSQUEHANNA CAMPGROUND NICE RIVER LOTS, 6 Month Seasonal Rates, $800.00 To $1200.00. Cabins For Rent, Monthly, $350.00 To $600.00. 570398-0462. 143253

Mushroom Soil.

For delivery or loading hours call:

570-649-5457

Joseph’s Construction MASONRY • DECKS • ROOFING EXTERIOR REMODELING POLEBUILDERS

CALL 570 316-8941 FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, ½ OFF 1ST MONTH RENT: Available Very Nice 2 Bedrooms 1st and 2nd Floor Apartments Fully Equipped Kitchen, Central Air, Washer/Dryer Hook Up, Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water And Off Street Parking. Tenant Responsible For Electric, Gas, Water/Sewer. Trash Included In Rent.

Mostly 55 Years Of Age Or Older, Background Checks Required And Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge. Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147. 145358 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!!

Iris Commons Apartments Office located at 618 Center Street, Williamsport, PA 17701. 1-800-735-3068 TDD: 711. 2, 3 & 4 BR Apartments. Rent includes heat. Tenant responsible for electric, water, sewer, trash removal. Must meet federal program requirements. Section 8 Accepted.

Call and request an application at 1-800-735-3068. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. 145360

MOBILE HOME FOR SALE REDUCED PRICE!! 1984 Mobile Home for sale on beautiful lot in Garden View Manor. Includes two bedrooms, one bath, newer furnace, central air, handicapped ramp, walk in shower, appliances included. Call or text 570-932-1666 for information. 145357

HOUSE FOR RENT 3 BEDROOM 1/2 DOUBLE In Muncy. Oil Heat. No Smoking. No Pets. $600.00 Per Month, Includes Sewer. 570-546-7000. 145374 3 BEDROOM 1/2 DOUBLE In Muncy. Gas Heat. No Smoking. No Pets. $700.00 Per Month, Includes Sewer. 570-546-7 000. 145373

APARTMENTS FIRST FLOOR, 2 BEDROOM. No Utilities. Central Air. West End. Yard And Porch. $600.00/Mo. No Pets 570-326-7697. 145376 LIKE NEW 1 BEDROOM With Stove, Refrigerator, Microwave, Jacuzzi. No Utilities. Private Deck And Parking. No Pets. $525.00/Mo. 570-326-7697. 145375

CLEANING SERVICES WILLIAMSPORT- NICHOLS COURT APARTMENTS SPECIAL ½ OFF 1ST MONTH RENT: AVAILABLE NOW! 1- & 2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. RENT INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES, SECTION 8 VOUCHERS ACCEPTED AND BUS STOPS AT BUILDING. NON-SMOKING BUILDING. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. PLEASE CALL 1-800-7353068, Ext. # 147, TTD: 711 TO REQUEST AN APPLICATION. 145359

CLEANING STORAGESERVICES UNITS

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

Free Estimate VEHICLES CARS

2014 TOYOTA COROLLA LE ECO Plus. 21,000 Miles, 36 MPG Overall. $11,500.00. Call 570-3238258. 145351

TRUCKS

2002 FORD RANGER TruckWD. 150,000 Miles. Red, Garage Kept, No Scratches, Trailer hitch, Extended Cab. Good Shape $4,800.00. 570-546-3902. 145369

RTV

4 WHEEL DRIVE, B62 Kubota With 4 Attachments. 570-447-9651.

145249

VEHICLES WANTED CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!!

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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.

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FALLON ROOFING

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Lowest Prices Quality Work

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

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24 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

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BomaX

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Smith’s Lawn Care, Inc. MOWING • MULCH Time to Start Thinking About Spring Clean Up!

Const r uction Ser vices Remodeling • Carpentry • Siding Kitchens/Baths • Windows

JEFF T. BOWER

Since 1990

570-971-0442

Mowing Fields/Lots • Landscaping

OWNER

FREE ESTIMATES!

570-435-2419

PA# 008340

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Commercial or Residential • Fully Insured

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30 Years of Service

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Seamless Gutters COMPLETE

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Shingles PA# 115713

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