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VOLUME 18 • NUMBER 23

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A Presidential Congratulations On Your Graduation

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ith all that the Class of 2020 has endured during what was supposed to be that special senior year, they deserve a presidential quality commencement speech. What local high school graduations are going to look like this year is still swirling in the wind at press time. So, I looked to the Oval Office of our Great Nation to provide those special words of direction and encouragement as the class of 2020 steps into whatever the future will hold.

Our 2nd President, John Adams, will give the opening remarks.

“You will ever remember that all the end of study is to make you a good man and a useful citizen.” “To be good and to do good is all we have to do.”

President Adams will now step down from the podium and will be followed by President George Washington, and then all presidents in attendance today are in historical order.

“Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation for better to be alone than to be in bad company.” ~George Washington “Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his good. Nothing on Earth can help the

man with the wrong mental attitude.” ~Thomas Jefferson “Circulation of confidence is better than the circulation of money.” ~James Madison “We must support our rights, or lose our character, and along with it our liberty.” ~James Monroe “Always vote for principle, although you may vote alone.” Our 5th president ~John Quincy Adams.

“Any man worth his salt will stick up for what he believes in, but it takes a slightly better man to acknowledge instantly and without reservation that he is in error.” ~Andrew Jackson “Labor disgraces no man, unfortunately, you will occasionally find men who disgrace labor.” ~Ulysses S. Grant “There is nothing stable but Heaven and the Constitution.” ~James Buchanan “No man has a good enough memory to be a successful liar.” “Most folks are as happy as they make their minds up to be.” ~Abraham Lincoln Moving ahead to the 32nd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, “The reward of suffering is experience for the future.” “It’s amazing what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”

“I think we consider too much the good luck of the early bird and not enough the bad luck of the early worm.” ~FDR “Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because they want to do it.” ~Dwight Jim D. Eisenhower “Conformity is the Webb, Jr. jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth.” ~JFK “Yesterday is not ours to recover, but it is ours to win or lose.” ~Lyndon B. Johnson “Those that hate you don’t win unless you hate them, and then you destroy yourself.” ~Richard Nixon “A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take from you everything you have.” ~Gerald Ford “We should live our lives as though Christ were coming this afternoon.” ~Jimmy Carter “Freedom is never more than one generation from extinction. We didn’t pass it on in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and be handed on for them to do the same.” ~Ronald Reagan “There is nothing more fulfilling than to serve your country and your fellow citizens and do it well.” 41st president. ~George H.W. Bush “We all do better when we work

together. Our differences do matter, but our common humanity matters more.” ~William Jefferson Clinton “We did not come to fear the future, we came to shape it.” ~Barack Obama “I try to learn from the past, but I plan for the future by focusing exclusively on the present. That’s where the fun is.” ~Donald Trump To wrap things up in our most historic commencement message to the class of 2020, again our 16th President Abraham Lincoln, “And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count, it’s the life in your years.”

Being the President of the United States of America is, and always has been, the most difficult job in the world. Much can be learned from these men. Their words of wisdom, advice, and preservation of freedom are timeless. Several did a great job as leader of our great Nation, some average, a few not so much. All have provided the winding road of liberty that you are blessed with as a graduate of the Class of 2020.

Tip of my Webb Weekly cap with the American Flag on the side to all in the Class of 2020. At this most unique time in American history, please go out and make a difference for the good. If possible, please reside and use your talents right here at home in the West Branch Valley. Help preserve life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness in our little corner of the world.

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Next up is Owen Mahon from Williamsport Area High School. Owen is the son of Jared and Amy Mahon.

Owen had a lot of success in Track and his week we are celebrating g r a n d c h i l d r e n Field while in high school. Including the senior classes of 2020! of Sonnette and setting the school record in the 4x8 Congratulations to all the Dwight Harris, who during the State Tournament his graduates! own Bill’s Appliance freshman year. He was also a Junior I know that none of you expected in Old Lycoming Olympic Competitor is junior year. His your senior year to end this way. No Township. Jacob is senior year brought All PHAC honors, one could have really seen that coming. graduating from Steph and he competed at the State level.

Nordstrom No prom, senior skip day, none of the Penn College Outside of track, he was the President/ lasts that you were looking forward to with a degree in celebrating. But, that doesn’t lessen the Engineering Design Technology. Vice President of Key Club, a two year member of SADD, 2019 Outstanding accomplishment. You made it! Maybe Track Athlete, he in a weird way, but you received the 2019 did!

Cross-Country You may not get to Coaches Award walk across a stage and and in 2017 was receive you diploma, the Outstanding but you should be Freshman in Track & proud of yourselves Field. regardless.

In the fall, Owen will As you look to the attend Penn State – future and your next Main Campus and will steps, remember that Autum Harris, Jacob Harris, Makayla Harris and Owen Mahon participate on their it’s not the actual Track & Field Team. graduation, but the journey that got you Makayla will graduate from Gateway Congratulations to all our graduates, there that really matters!

High School in Monroeville and we all wish you the best of luck going Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve Autumn will graduate from Muncy forward. Things may not have ended the been spotlighting seniors in the area. School District. I know Sonnette and way you wanted or expected, but that And I have a few more for you this week. Dwight are incredibly proud of their doesn’t make your future any less bright!

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Muncy High School Principal Timothy Welliver said that Muncy is dealing with it this way.

Graduation will be on an individual basis on the front lawn of Muncy High School in 15-minute intervals, except the top five graduates who will be on 30-minute intervals so they can complete their speeches. The order of graduation will be the top five and then in alphabetical order.

Dates and times of commencement are June 5th from noon to 5 p.m., June 8th, from noon to 5 p.m., and June 9th from noon to 5 p.m. “Graduates will be limited to 15 guests, so we remain under the number of 25 total for the three days of ceremonies. No tickets will be required because there will only be 15 chairs set up for guests. June 10th will be a rain date if the weather forces us to cancel a day of commencement.

We chose to keep our graduation on the front lawn due to tradition knowing that the weather could force us to change, but we felt the Class of 2020 deserves to graduate on our front lawn after all they have been through.

“We are still tentatively planning an in-person whole class graduation ceremony on August 7th at 6 p.m.,” Welliver told Webb Weekly. “We would need public gatherings allowed to be 250 people on August 7th and for Lycoming County to be in the green phase. Since we are not certain of the likelihood of when this may happen, we chose to do the individual/family style commencement to ensure we have the opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of all our seniors.”

According to Montgomery Area High School Principal, Joseph Stoudt, this will be Montgomery’s approach.

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Students have been pre-recorded individually receiving their diplomas so families will be able to watch their child receive their diploma. Also included in the production will be a video created by seniors and our student council featuring student-designed graduation caps. The evening will also feature a few video surprises. The district has been working with a production company to produce the video.

Students will be able to watch the presentation on a large LCD screen in a “drive-in” atmosphere, and anyone not in attendance will be able to watch online. The link to watch the production will be posted on the district webpage closer to June 4th. Entrance to the event is by ticket only. In order to ensure that all can see the screen, vehicles will be limited to the size of an SUV or smaller.

Vehicles will be allowed to enter the fairgrounds beginning at 6:30 p.m. through the 3rd Street entrance.

As of press time, Montoursville school officials have not determined how their graduation will proceed. This may be because they are still hoping that Lycoming County will be placed in the “Green Phase” of Governor Wolf ’s lockdown protocol. If this county is in the “Green” that opens up more possibilities for the graduation ceremonies.

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the graduation requirements along with scholarship/award checks on June 5th. I have arranged for GoPhoto to be there that evening, and the event will be live-streamed on the district website.

Senior families will be provided with digital copies of the photographs at no charge. For health and safety reasons, I am asking that only the senior exit the vehicle when his/her name is announced. When all students have been announced, we will be processing from the MACC by way of the high school and ending at the Pike DriveIn Theatre. Once at the drive-in, at approximately 9:00 p.m., we will be showing the senior video (this will last approximately 1 hour). Restroom facilities will be open, and families are strongly encouraged to practice social distancing during the showing of the video. A program for the celebration will be available on the district website on the day of the event. The video will also be uploaded to our YouTube channel after the initial screening.”

Hughesville High School will be honoring the graduates of the “Class of 2020” on June 3rd at the Hughesville Fair Grounds at 7 p.m. The evening will feature a video production that will include all of the traditional graduation speeches, such as Class Valedictorian, Salutatorian, and Class President. The traditional yearbook dedication will also be a part of the evening’s festivities.

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GRADUATIONS In the Warrior Run School District, according to High School Principal Mark Walter, Warrior Run will be holding their graduation ceremony on Friday, June 5th, at 6:30 p.m. The ceremony will be held outdoors with rain dates of June 6th at 6:30 p.m. and June 7th at 2 p.m. The ceremony will start in the back parking lot with students in their vehicles with family members. Speeches will be held in the back parking lot and broadcast through a designated Facebook Live page. From there, students and family members, in their vehicles, will drive down to the football stadium. Students will receive their diplomas through a “drive thru” graduation ceremony. Student names will be announced over the stadium’s public address. This portion of the ceremony will also be broadcast via Facebook Live.

Milton High School Principal, Andrew Rantz described what Milton will be doing.

“The June 4th ceremony will be a combination of a pre-recorded graduation ceremony that includes speeches and a slideshow of all graduating seniors.

“We will then hold a Drive-Thru graduation titled “Ride Into Your Future”, where each senior will come to

the High School Football stadium, drive into the stadium and onto the track, and take a lap around while having their name/information announced over the loudspeaker. We will end the event with a fireworks display.”

Jersey Shore Area School District - According to a letter sent to each graduate, in accordance with the statewide COVID-19 school shutdown, graduation ceremonies for the 2019-2020 school year must follow guidelines set forth by the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the Department of Health. “Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 school closures, we are not able to proceed with graduation ceremonies as they have occurred in the past. However, the 2019-20 Graduation Plan provides an opportunity for our students to realize prestige and recognition by walking across the stage in honor of their achievement as a high school student and graduate of Jersey Shore.”

The Jersey Shore Area School District Senior High School graduation ceremony will take place on June 6th, beginning at 9 a.m. with social distancing rules in place. A drive-up ceremony with staggered times will take place with riders in vehicles being limited to graduates and immediate family mem-

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South Williamsport -South Williamsport will be holding a ‘Virtual Graduation’. Students will arrive at the school at staggered times on June 2nd and 3rd and be allowed 10 guests each. To maintain social distancing, they are inviting parents to hand their child their diploma on the stage. Administration will read the student’s name and have the diploma ready to receive. They are open to the possibility of a formal graduation later this summer if restrictions allow.

Williamsport Area School District - Williamsport Area School District plans to graduate over 320 seniors this year by having a “drive-through” graduation ceremony on June 4th beginning at 6 p.m. Students will arrive at the time indicated on their colored cards. Only one vehicle will be allowed per graduating student. In addition, the student must be seated in the front passenger seat, dressed in their cap and gown.

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Vehicles with graduates will enter the front hill to the high school where programs will be distributed. Families are encouraged to decorate their vehicles to honor their graduate.

Upon entering the school bus loop, the graduate will exit the vehicle when directed and will proceed to a social distance marker to wait. When it is their turn, the graduate will hand their name card to an attendee and will proceed up the ramp to have their name announced and receive their diploma. The event will also be live streamed.

Loyalsock Township Senior High School- According to Dr. Matt Reitz, Principal of Loyalsock Township High School, Loyalsock will hold a graduation ceremony that is part live and part pre-recorded. “We are using a hybrid of a live and pre-recorded ceremony using the assistance and technology of Rock the House Entertainment out of Cleveland, OH. They specialize in large outdoor and indoor gatherings, including large conferences, outdoor festivals, college and high school graduations.”

Graduation will be held Friday, June 5 at 7:00 p.m. Cars can begin coming into the large parking lot adjacent to the Middle School where they will see an elevated stage as well as a 24 ft. video board.

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We will award diplomas live, calling each student’s name to leave his/her vehicle and come to the front, onto the stage to receive the diploma. Each will then walk back to their vehicle.

We will have a professional photographer present who will be taking many pictures of each graduate, as we know parents will have a difficult time getting up close to get a good picture of their son/daughter. The photographer is providing his services free of charge and providing downloads of the event and

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Each student will also receive a complimentary USB drive of the entire event.

At the conclusion, each family will depart the parking lot and celebrate as they do off school grounds.”

St. John Neumann Regional Academy - Having a small graduating class sometimes does have its advantages, as St. John Neumann was able to hold a somewhat normal graduation ceremony for its 13 graduates. Graduation took place on May 28th at 7 p.m. at St. Boniface Church and was also live-streamed on Facebook. The graduating class was able to follow guidelines which stipulated no groups over 25 should gather.

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Each family will receive a ticket for one car to enter and park. Families who are split (separated) will receive two parking pass tickets if they request it. Vehicles must fit into a parking space.

Prior to the ceremony beginning, Rock the House will stream music through an FM radio station into each car, as the entire event will be streamed live on their website, the LTSD website, and a few social media platforms.

Several videos which were created at the high school will also be streamed prior to the ceremony. These will include student life pictures and each senior’s future plans.

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dining room. Councilman, Philip Shay, chairman of the county chapter of the USO, will preside and John E. Person, a state vice chairman of the organization in Pennsylvania, will introduce the guest speaker.

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Trina sent us a dispatch about what things are like for her now, and what follows is her account of that.

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Since the “Yellow” flag has gone up, Ron and June have seen a pickup in business, with a particularly good day coming on their recent wedding anniversary. It popped up on Facebook, and suddenly Backhouse Cafe had a four-fold increase in business that day! They are still recovering but have faith that they will successfully rebound. In fact, faith is what has kept them going since they first started their business. They had originally wanted to locate in the heart of downtown, but circumstances did not work out, which led to buying the mansion and using that to double as their cafe. They saw God’s hand in this as they realize now that if

they had to pay rent, they would not still be in business. Further, when the loan programs came out, June especially felt that they should not apply but rather trust the Lord to see them through.

This small establishment has a good business model with excellent product and service and has streamlined to the bare bone to make ends meet. The future will depend on customers coming back, and in this sense, Backhouse Cafe has a great head start. June has noted that their customer support has been overwhelming, and she attributes much of this to the attitude they take toward those who walk through their doors, treating people more like guests than customers.

Ron echoes this attitude with his favorite passage from the Bible, Philippians 2:3, “Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.” When he is serving customers, he asks himself, “What can I do to make this person’s day better?”

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Get support. It’s normal to feel scared, overwhelmed or confused after a heart attack. Getting support from loved ones or people who have also experienced a heart attack can help you cope. Connect with other heart attack survivors and caregivers through local support groups or the American Heart Association’s free online Support Network.

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Monitor needed medical supplies related to a loved one’s condition or treatments (oxygen, incontinence, dialysis, wound care, etc.) and common supplies such as tissues and cough syrup.

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Similar scenarios sometimes unfold involving the human eye. Starting around age 40, proteins in the eye may begin to break down and cause lenses to become cloudy. UV rays can be damaging to the eyes and contribute to this natural protein degradation. While pronounced vision problems may not occur immediately, the American Academy of Ophthalmology says vision can be impaired later in life.

The organization All About Vision states cataracts are the most common cause of vision loss in people over age 40 and also are the principal cause of blindness in the world.

Unprotected exposure to the sun is just one contributor to cataracts. Certain medical problems, such as diabetes, also can cause cataracts. An eye injury, eye surgery or radiation treatments on the upper body also can cause cataracts, as can corticosteroids, advises the AAO. Congenital cataracts, which occur when infants are born with cataracts, may be caused by infection, injury or poor development in the womb; otherwise, they can form in childhood.

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At his retirement presentation on May 26th, the praises from his peers, colleagues, and bosses were so overwhelming, when he was asked to make some comments, Karl went to the podium and remarked, “Well, based on what I have been hearing

today, I am retiring to be able to give lessons on how to walk on water, with just four easy payments of $19.95.”

That was so Karl. I watched many times when he came to the county commissioners’ meetings and had to explain extremely complex questions relating to information technology and somehow make it not just comprehensible but even interesting to listen to. Periodically he had the painful task of having to approach the commissioners to seek expenditures that ran into hundreds of thousands of dollars for upgrades in equipment and licensing fees. He would take the

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Auctioneer Note: Home Built: 1969 – (UPI: 26-008-516) - Auction held on site. Property to be sold with the immediate confirmation of the seller. Terms: Cash or Certified check in the amount of $2,000.00 required on day of auction as down payment. 6% Buyer’s Premium Charged and paid as part of the purchase price. Home built prior to 1978, potential buyer has right to test for lead base paint.

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hether in their backyards or high on a mountain, it’s almost certain Pennsylvanians will encounter young wildlife this time of year.

While some young animals might appear to be abandoned, usually they are not. It’s likely their mothers are watching over them from somewhere nearby.

So when encountering young wildlife, be it deer, birds, raccoons or other animals, the best thing you can do is leave them alone.

“Well-intentioned people might step in to help a young animal that appears to be alone, not realizing its mother is nearby and it’s not in need of help,” said Matthew Schnupp, the Game Commission’s wildlife management director. “That’s one reason why leaving young wildlife undisturbed in the wild typically is the best solution when encountering young wild animals.”

Adult animals often leave their young while they forage for food, but they don’t go far and they do return. Wildlife also often relies on a natural defensive tactic called the “hider strategy,” where young animals will remain motionless and “hide” in surrounding cover while adults draw the attention of potential predators or other intruders away from their young.

Deer employ this strategy, and deer fawns sometimes are assumed to be abandoned when, in fact, their mothers are nearby.

The Game Commission urges Pennsylvanians to resist the urge to interfere with young wildlife or remove any wild animal from its natural setting.

Such contact can be harmful to both people and wildlife. Wild animals can lose their natural fear of humans, making it difficult, even impossible, for them to ever again live normally in the wild. And anytime wildlife is handled, there’s always a risk people could contract diseases or parasites such as fleas, ticks and lice.

Wildlife that becomes habituated to humans also can pose a public-safety risk. Some years ago, a yearling, sixpoint buck attacked and severely injured two people. The investigation into the incident revealed that a neighboring family had illegally taken the deer into their home and fed it as a fawn, and they continued to feed the deer right up until the time of the attack.

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are permitted to care for injured or orphaned wildlife for the purposes of eventual release back into the wild. For those who find wildlife that truly is in need of assistance, a listing of licensed wildlife rehabilitators can be found on the Pennsylvania Association of Wildlife Rehabilitators website, www.pawr.com.

If you are unable to identify a wildlife rehabilitator in your area, contact the Game Commission region office that serves the county in which the animal is found so that you can be referred to the appropriate licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Region office contact information can be found under the title “Connect with Us” at the bottom of the www.pgc.pa.gov homepage.

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health officials, any “high risk” rabies vector species confiscated after human contact must be euthanized and tested; it cannot be returned to the wild because the risk of spreading disease is too high.

Animals infected with rabies might not show obvious symptoms, but still might be able to transmit the disease. Though any mammal might carry rabies, the rabies vector species identified in the agreement are: skunks, raccoons, foxes, bats, coyotes and groundhogs.

People can get rabies from the saliva of a rabid animal if they are bitten or scratched, or if the saliva gets into the person’s eyes, mouth or a fresh wound.

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ennsylvania’s spring gobbler season wrapped up last Saturday, with mixed reports of success and frustration.

Most hunters seemed to have encountered gobblers that did not want to sound off, but instead would come to the call silently, if at all. But spring gobbler hunters are a resilient bunch, and most are already making plans for next year’s hunt. In the meantime, since the winter weather has finally broken and the grass is growing and trees are leafing out, let’s turn our focus to what habitat improvement work we can accomplish to better the feed and cover for the wildlife we want to entice onto and hold on your property.

Your Habitat Management Plan should include an inventory of current desirable and undesirable trees, shrubs and vines on your property.

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ERADICATE THE INVASIVE PLANTS: Over the years, government agencies and well-intended organizations have offered free seedlings of autumn olive, Tartarian honeysuckle, barberry and multiflora rose to be planted for wildlife habitat improvement. Since their introduction, each of these species has spread, sometimes taking over fallow fields and forest openings.

Today, each one of these species is listed as a non-native invasive plant that should be eradicated wherever possible.

Over the next few weeks, and before grasses and other vegetation push up, these invasive plants are easily spotted wherever they are popping up in fields or along field edges. As we get into the summer months the ground will harden, making it more difficult to mechanically remove some of the larger and more mature plants.

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The most effective way to clear out the large invasive plants is to cut them off at the base or trunk at ground level and apply a small amount of Roundup or Garlon 4 on the stump. It takes very little of the herbicide to stop any future growth and kill the plant. While I hesitate to recommend chemical treatments, use of these herbicides is effective in killing each of the invasive species we are trying to eliminate.

While the majority of these invasive species will be found in field settings or along forest edges, they can also be found and should be eliminated in

woodland settings as well. Finally, there are two undesirable species of plants that we should turn our attention to in the woods that should be a target for elimination – the stripped maple and the New York or hayscented fern.

Spraying the ferns with Roundup – particularly in July and August is very effective. For the stripped maple, make a nick in the outer bark of the tree with a hatchet or machete and apply two or three drops of Garlon 4 in the opening. It will kill the tree. Between the stripped maple and the New York or hayscented fern, the fern is the more

important to eliminate as it emits a toxin wherever it grows that restricts other plants from growing, and it has no real food or cover value for wildlife.

Elimination of these invasive and encroaching plants is a critical first step in any habitat improvement plan.

Once they are eliminated, you can develop food plots, create better field conditions for wildlife and establish valuable plantings of shrubs, trees and vines that will more properly benefit wildlife of all kinds. Next time, we’ll look at some of those improvements that should work for you.

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are removed, you can plant new shrubs and trees that will provide much better wildlife cover and feed.

If the plants are small enough, mowing them with a brush hog will keep them in check and, over time, begin to eliminate them altogether.

If the plants are larger and have developed a larger woody stem, they may be removable with the use of a chain or cable and ATV or tractor to pull them out. If they are really large and otherwise unmanageable, you will probably have to resort to chemicals to eliminate them.

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Ken perch. For the most part, I’ll be honest, I’m very Hunter panfish are very prolific fish; limited as to what fish I will they generally reproduce keep for eating, and I’m also very limited as to how many I will well in most lakes and streams and, take home at the end of the day. I have in fact, can be so abundant that they two reasons for limiting myself; one may have stunted growth. In some reason is certain species of fish are lakes, an overabundance can even somewhat limited at the supply end, result in die-offs during the stress of and the other reason is I don’t want to the spawning season. In addition to have to spend too much time filleting being in good supply in many lakes and ponds, panfish in my mind are fish.

I don’t keep trout — I’d rather catch at the top of the list for eating quality. them than eat them, and if I put them The only fish that would surpass them back, I can have fun catching them in my mind would be the walleye, and again when I return. Trout are very they, in fact, are members of the perch costly to stock, and they are limited family.

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Lycoming College has announced WW: Have dates been determined their intentions to conduct a ‘full for athletes return to campus? residential campus opening’ when Clark: “We are working towards that classes resume. elusive objective but I can’t give specific Scott dates as to when Lycoming athletes Inquiring as to how that plan will Lowery may be able to return for preparations affect Lycoming College sports, Director of Athletics and head football for the various fall seasons. Part of coach Mike Clark sat down with Webb Weekly the challenge is we are just trying to navigate to discuss. our way through some choppy waters. For us to WW: How will Lycoming’s athletic programs say at this point that we have a specific date or be affected? dates for the athletes return would be hard to do.

Clark: “The pandemic has affected everything We’re hoping for the best, but there is still some that is happening in our country and at uncertainty before we arrive at those final dates.”

Lycoming College. Like other businesses and WW: What have the past two months been like organizations, it has forced us to solve some for you? things we’ve never had to work through before.

Clark: “As football coaches we split our team Institutionally, led by President Trachte, we’ve into groups with different position coaches formed a working group charged with the task communicating with our players since school of getting us back to residential education in shutdown in March. It was unfortunate because the fall. As a subset of that initiative we have an we lost a great opportunity this spring. We athletic group concentrating on how our athletic were scheduled to go to Canada on May 3 programs will fit into this plan. This is not unique to play a game. That didn’t happen and took to us. Every other school in our conference is away the opportunity for two additional weeks doing something very similar. We’re trying to of practice. Personally, I called all 65 of our do everything we can for our students to have returning players to check in with them and see as normal of a school year and athletic season how they were doing. The extra time also gave

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So overall, our recruiting process didn’t change that much.”

WW: Has the MAC establishing any rules regarding re-opening?

Clark: “The re-opening process will be mainly achieved by each individual school.

The conference won’t be regulating everything.

Institutionally, the challenge to each of us is being respectful of the others and we want the conference to play. But each school is facing different circumstances. In Pennsylvania some of the schools are in the various red, yellow and green stages. The MAC also has schools in New Jersey and Maryland so it is way too early for the conference to make any rules. That said we continue to have virtual meetings with the member schools and we will continue to formulate plans moving forward.”

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Clark: “Absolutely. I have zero reservations about that. Athletics are a huge part of what we are institutionally. Lycoming College sports are all safe. We have no intentions to eliminate any of our sports.”

WW: Regarding football, what is your outlook for the 2020 season?

Clark: “Looking back, the way we started last year was not good. Honestly, it was incredibly disappointing. After the first six games there were people who had written us off. We did some soul searching and were able to finish the season on a positive note. The off season was also going really good until the pandemic hit. For 2020 we return

a two-year starter at quarterback, four-fifths of the offensive line, the two leading rushers from the last two seasons and three tight ends that we feel good about on offense. One thing that we did well at the end of last season was run the ball better.

Defensively we are also excited. We did lose two all-league defensive linemen in Amhad Curtis and Duane Boone, but we return a lot of guys up front and three guys with experience in the secondary. We did take a big hit at linebacker but Jase Wright, a local kid from Hughesville, we think is going to be a really good player, so we are optimistic and feel good about it. We think we are bringing in a lot of athleticism with this year’s recruiting class. We are excited for the upcoming year and look forward to getting things cranked back up later this summer.”

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us a chance to do some professional development things that we wouldn’t have had the time to do.

We did miss the spring practice phase of 2020, but we don’t look at that as a disadvantage because everyone else missed the same time.”

WW: Has your recruiting process been affected?

Clark: “Fortunately, our recruiting process wasn’t severely affected. We traveled postThanksgiving up until Christmas and then again in January and February. I was actually in high schools in the beginning of March, when our spring break began, when this whole thing started. The day when the NBA pulled the plug I was returning from a recruiting trip in the Philadelphia area. We had the majority of our prospects here on campus between the games last fall and then thru the January/February period.

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ensen and I are always close to a healthy 14 inches. looking for an outdoor Another tank had some of the adventure.

This past trophies. Jensen spent most of weekend we headed north his time looking into that pool. for something new and exciting.

He would spot many 20-inch It was a gorgeous morning beautiful Browns. My son was outside of Bodines, PA. My very impressed with the 2511-year-old agreed to unplug inch giant Golden Rainbow. It his FORTNITE for a small fee. was an absolute monster kids.

We met up with a few friends A new feed has increased the Jamie along Slack’s Run Road. Mike production immensely. It has Spencer and Gavin Reed were already changed the game completely. there as they have done this “We have been using this before. Jensen was immediately drawn BIO-OREGAN feed for two years,” to the impressive fish farm. The Spencer Dale Shoulder of Muncy added. “This boys were here to lend a hand. We year’s crop is the nicest fish that we wanted to learn more about the process have ever raised. This stuff is amazing. and get an opportunity to stock some It helps the fish grow and adds some trout. additional color. You can really tell a “We have been doing this for a very major difference with these Rainbows long time,” Sam Caldwell of Loyalsock and Browns.” explained. “The Lycoming Creek This new feed is rather expensive. The Anglers Club is a small group of Lycoming Creek Anglers spend close volunteers from the area that do a lot of to $8,500 on it each year. This is a hefty good. We raise close to 11,000 trout each fee for this nonprofit organization. year. The Anglers then stock mostly The Anglers solely rely on their Lycoming Creek and her wonderful memberships and donations. They do tributaries every Saturday in May.” not receive any State or Local funding.

I couldn’t believe the quality and size Nothing from the County. Not even a of the fish they were growing. Each little love from the Chamber. And our tank was filled with some amazing three Commissioners have no problems specimens. Most of the trout were only with shelling out $1.5 million to build a year old. Several were already getting some new ballparks. Seriously?

“We need help,” Caldwell continued.

“Our memberships are down, and our expenses continue to go up. Several us who have been doing it for a long time aren’t getting any younger. We are constantly looking for new members. It is only $10 a year. $8 for kids. Right now I’d say we have 600 or so members. Our lowest total in twenty five years.”

One of their biggest events and fundraisers was unfortunately cancelled.

The annual Children’s Fishing Derby was scratched because of COVID-19.

Hundreds of youngsters from all over participate. Jensen and I look forward to this every year. It is an all day fishing competition with tons of wonderful prizes for each youngster. The Anglers and the derby will be back next June.

The entire nursery experienced some major flooding last Halloween. Four inches of rain in one hour caused some strife. The freakish storm played havoc with little Slacks Run. Sam and the boys had a serious problem. The farm was washed away and the Anglers lost to 2,000 fish. The organization has been in communication with DEP to make some necessary improvements and changes. Sam estimates it is going to cost the Club another $10,000 just to get the nursery back in shape.

Jensen and I both helped load up the trucks early that morning. Each large oxidized container holds approximately 500 trout. We started with the yearlings

first. Then all of the fun began. Jensen and a few other kids were able to transport some bruins by net. He struggled in moving the massive trout. Both trucks headed south. Several cars followed behind. The first stop was Trout Run Park. We got out of the car and grabbed a bucket full of fish. Headed to the water and released 7 healthy fish. The caravan made another ten stops along Lycoming Creek. Jensen got a little bored after three, but it was an absolute ball. We even ventured all the way to Rock Run. I know I am heading back Saturday.

Special thanks to Sam, Dale and the rest of the Lycoming Creek Anglers.

I am extremely proud to be associated with this great organization. Volunteers are tough to find these days. Please consider on becoming a member or making a donation today. Your funds can definitely make an impact on our local trout fishing. Tight lines. Cheers.

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