Webb Weekly December 9, 2020

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ip of my Webb Weekly orange hunting hat with the American Flag on the side to Head Coach Tom Gravish and his Jersey Shore Bulldogs. Believe me; there will be more trips in the future to Hershey Park Stadium for the Black and Orange. A tough loss in the State Championship game to perennial-power Thomas Jefferson is just another step to the top of the Pennsylvania pigskin mountain.

What Coach Gravish has built-in Jersey Shore is no one-hit-wonder; it is simply one of the best football programs in the state. If you missed my column last week, “Just What the Doctor Ordered,” please give it a read. I give shout outs to some of this year’s top Dawgs and the amazing season they accomplished. This week I want to talk about the Bulldog family that is the Jersey Shore community.

Jersey Shore folks are tough, hardworking, salt of the Earth people. They love their neck of the woods in western Lycoming County. It is also definitely a place where no matter what you’re coaching, you want the community behind you.

Jersey Shore football has always had those hard-nosed players that would knock the snot out of the opposition. Built Bulldog tough by their parents. In the same breath, they have had great athletes who would sometimes go unnoticed due to the football program’s lack of success. This is where

Coach Tom Gravish and his staff have provided just the right teaching, coaching, and leadership to build a football family that is the face of the borough.

The most important thing that needs to happen in any successful high school sports program is the young athletes must believe and buy-in. And I am not just talking about the varsity team; I am talking about all the way down to the younger boys that hit the field for the first time as a 5-year-old. They just want to wear that Orange and Black like their brothers and their high school heroes that play on Friday night.

This is exactly where the Jersey Shore program success began; after not winning a game in Coach Gravish’s first season, the Bulldog’s followed it up with a district title the following season. All the hard work of what has become a year-round effort in PA high school football, paid off with a championship.

The Jersey Shore community was hungry for a winner, and Coach Gravish, his staff, and the boys provided that bright spot for everyone that loves the Bulldog’s. Anyone that knows folks from Jersey Shore understands their commitment to athletics is very strong. Soon the stands were full of Bulldog lovers at home and away.

Then it becomes like eating potato chips; you can’t just have one. The players worked harder; the fans cheered louder, everyone

wants to win that next district championship and be part of the winning Bulldog family.

Since the winless season, Jersey Shore has now gone 7028 with five district championships and this year’s appearance in Hershey.

Jim What goes unnoticed Webb, Jr. is the extra commitment and hours that go in from the coaching staff to build that first district title into competing for the crown every year. Just ask any coach’s spouse and family about the time commitment needed in today’s world of coaching or the parents of the players.

This is where I tip my cap to the Jersey Shore Area School District, residents, businesses, and Bulldog fans everywhere for the overwhelming support I’ve witnessed.

Those late-night parades through Jersey Shore were amazing. The way the Bulldog boosters and school district got behind the team in recent years shows in the equipment and college swag uniforms the team wears. I love the look of the helmets — the local business community supports the team wholeheartedly, including team meals provided by local restaurants. Shout out to Troy Musser and the great folks at the Gamble Farm Inn for the wings and pizza.

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spades when you make a championship run. Especially for the seniors that are wearing the uniform for the last time.

What takes this to the next level as a player or coach is the outpouring from the student body and community. That feeling of team, family, and togetherness by all even when your last game might not end the way you want. That feeling of community support at this most difficult time, when the finality of your last game ending with a loss sets in.

Now, here’s the great thing about being part of a quality football program. Next season there will be some different young men wearing those numbers on Friday nights at Thompson Stadium. The Bulldog beat will go on, and those who graduated will be cheering their football brothers on.

The championship season of this year will live on in legend. The players of the future will strive to win that very last game of the season. Hopefully, the stands return to being packed to appreciate the effort. I know I’ll be watching.

A special thanks to all area coaches and school districts for welcoming in my staff and me for the live streaming of Friday Night Lights. It has been our pleasure to bring you the action. One thing I can tell you for sure is that we are very blessed with the good folks working with our young athletes. From the coaches, support staff, teachers, and athletic directors, right on to school administration. We have great people that care about our children way beyond what happens on the scoreboard.

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ell, well, well — if it isn’t Christmas sneaking up on me once again. Every year I swear I am going to start early and get everything done and just enjoy the season. Consider this year yet another fail.

I’ve bought like one Christmas present, haven’t gotten a tree yet, and haven’t dug out the decorations yet — #ChristmasFail.

I have, however, been to Candy Cane Lane twice, so there’s that!

Hopefully, I’ll at least get started this weekend but — #nopromises.

How about you? Have you found your Christmas spirit yet? I’ve mentioned before that I always take longer than the average bear to find my holly-jolly, but I will get there soon!

Blaise Alexander Family Dealership’s Christmas Coloring Contest…

Holy moly! We are getting a ton of entries for our Christmas Coloring Contest! Thank you so much to all the kids who entered!

Frosty, Cherry, and Sprinkles are still hard at work sorting and judging all the entries. Tinsel, however — well, there is always one that I find running amok in town instead of doing their job! She’s been bouncing up and down Candy Cane Lane.

She’s also been spotted climbing trees in Brandon Park while texting the Mayor to get the lights lit. I even heard that she went downtown to the Running of the Krampus

to hit bad children with sticks! Once again, if you see her out and about, maybe bring her back to the office? Just be warned. She’s…a lot.

Steph At least Frosty, Nordstrom Cherry and Spinkles are getting some work done. At least I think they are. Honestly, I’m not even sure. Due to COVID concerns they are working from the workshop at the top of Candy Cane Lane. They somehow elf-magicked up a series of pneumatic tubes through South Williamsport, so I’m just sending them all that way to be sorted and judged. Here’s hoping they get them back to me in time! I’ve been sending cookies and Christmas Tree Cakes with each batch of entries as extra incentive!

We will be announcing the winners of the contest in the December 23rd edition, so there is still time to get your entries in. If you need extra coloring pages stop in the office, or you can find printable copies on our website – webbweekly.com or on our Facebook page (it’s pinned to the top of the page).

I also want to send another thank you to all of those supplying our great prizes! This year we have prizes from Flyworld, English Model Railroad, Elery Nau, Hooplas, Treasure Castle Playland, Harder Sporting

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espite all of the obstacles the Jersey Shore Bulldogs have faced this year, they still managed to make it to the PIAA 4A playoff game, ultimately losing to Thomas Jefferson, 21-14. This was further than any football team in the history of the program. When asked what the big motivating factors were for his players at the beginning of the season, Coach Tom Gravish said that certainly losing to Dallas last year in the PIAA Class 4A semifinals.

In March, the team — like most organizations — switched to Zoom meetings to stay in touch. The main goal of getting back to the final-four became a recurring theme during these meetings, but they knew they had to win their initial games. Also, that saying you were going back to the final-four was easy; however,

actually accomplishing this feat would require a lot of hard work — especially in the off-season.

To help keep their athletes on track through a pandemic, with its safety protocols and social distancing, Coach Gravish and his team had to get creative. This included sharing motivational videos during online team meetings, listening to speeches by well-known collegiate coaches, viewing high-level teams’ workouts, and listening to how the Jersey Shore players were doing overall.

They would often watch highlights of games that had been previously broadcast on Webb Weekly Live and Bear Country Radio. The coaches would also have breakout sessions for different positions, where coaches would conference with smaller groups to discuss positionspecific tactics and techniques.

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that the first football game would be the biggest social event in the community and would be very important. This prediction became reality as people in the community watched the first home game in numbers — and through any means necessary. Though actual stadium attendance was small, this did not stop Bulldog fans from supporting their team. According to Coach Gravish, if people couldn’t be in the stands, they could be seen watching over the stadium fence in the back of pickup trucks; some even brought bucket lifts and were watching the game from above. Many watched live on Webb Weekly Live or Bear Country. Support was tremendous, said Gravish.

As the season approached, “all the returning players stepped up,” said Coach Gravish. “The seniors knew they needed to be leaders, and our returning younger guys also knew they would be key to our success.”

The coach went on to say that the players were great at dealing with sacrifice. “They knew that we had

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brought the team closer together, said Gravish. Through these hard times, the players bonded and were more conscious of staying connected through meetings and emails. The players also showed their dedication as attendance was very high.

Another aspect of preparing their team under these difficult circumstances was their support from the football community.

Division 1 coaches from all over the country were generous in offering to meet with high school coaches.

The coaches from Penn State, Ohio State, Rutgers, and Temple, to name a few, were quick to invite Gravish and his team to attend virtual events where they would discuss solutions for keeping players engaged and motivated through the pandemic and offer other practical advice.

These college coaches would also share their thoughts on football culture, training philosophy, and how they adapted to the pandemic.

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So, that’s what we all did.”

Gravish also said that another key factor in making the final-four would be the need to stay relatively injury-free. Though the team did suffer some injuries, they were able to navigate these injuries by depending upon back-up players to step up and do their jobs. When asked about any stand-out games, Coach Gravish cited their game against Lampeter-Strasburg in the PIAA Class 4A state semi-finals, where the Bulldogs came back from a 7-point deficit at the end of the first half to win 39-35. With little more than a minute left, Gravish called for an aggressive play where Branden Weary threw a bullet to Cayden Hess for a first down. That play would become critical to a Bulldog victory. Though Jersey Shore was undefeated before this game, this win validated their place in the state finals. “This was a good team, and we played well against

them,” said Gravish.

While the Jersey Shore community overall was extremely supportive, the Bulldogs still had some doubting whether they deserved to be in the state finals, even after their semi-final victory. “The kids still felt confident and that they deserved to be there. They never gave up.”

Though the Jersey Shore Bulldogs would ultimately lose to Thomas Jefferson at Hersey Park Stadium in the PIAA 4A state finals 21-14, no one can deny the tenacity of the Bulldogs as the game came down to the final play When asked if he had any other comments, Coach Gravish said that he wanted to thank everyone that supported his team, including Bulldog fans, boosters, sponsors, the school administration, the band, and the cheerleaders. “The teachers in the elementary and middle schools even worked with their students to make posters supporting the players. We have the best fans in the land; special fans.”

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Bright lights are on display at Center Court at Lycoming Mall as the 18th Annual Festival of Trees is underway.

Twenty-four (24) Christmas trees are beautifully decorated by community businesses as they support this fundraising event.

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The 18th Annual Festival of Trees auction is scheduled for Friday, December 11 at 7 p.m. near Lycoming Mall center court. All COVID-19 procedures will be strictly enforced — social distancing and masks must be worn during the auction.

According to Perrotta, since March, The Salvation Army has given direct assistance to over 6,400 families within our community: The Food Pantry has tripled in families needing food and supplies. Over 500 prepackaged meals were distributed each week. School materials and activity boxes were delivered to families. The Salvation Army became the food and supply warehouse distribution for Central PA. Today, the Salvation Army will be the sole agency distributing Toys (and Food) this Christmas — with the help from their Angel Tree program and Toys for Tots.

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of families to be helped during this Christmas season.

“Your support is greatly appreciated as we conduct the Festival of Trees as well as Christmas Kettles at Wal Mart and Sam’s Club,” Perrotta concluded.

Major Donald Spencer, head of the local Salvation Army, spoke of the importance of giving to the Salvation Army this year.

“During this time, our fundraising has had many challenges. Due to the economic realities of the pandemic, it was necessary to cancel four primary fundraising events throughout the year,” Spencer said. “Last year, we raised over $50,000 at these events. However, due to the cancellations, we are left without these valuable monetary resources. As an added note, we are also concerned about prospects of the 2020 Red Kettle Bellringing, which traditionally raises over $60,000.”

“In addition to our shortfall in revenue, our needs have increased dramatically due to the pandemic. A listing of our services over these past months is included as The Williamsport Salvation Army has continually served the needy in our community throughout these trying times.”

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Another subtle way to bring more youthful energy into your winter look is by incorporating quirky details. A bit of animal print, an insignia detail, some embellishment, or embroidery can make you look and even feel a bit younger on a dreary grey day. Some quirky winter pieces can include a zip-up cardigan with an o-ring, a fuzzy collared knit top, a pearl-embellished sweater, and some bejeweled cat-eye sunglasses. Or get quirky with novelty pins and buttons to liven up your outerwear. However, keep the quirky touches to a minimum.

There’s a fine line between quirky and twee, so make sure the rest of the outfit is more polished than eccentric.

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a statement earring brings light and energy to the face. Dangling earrings, hoops, chandelier earrings, they’re all up for grabs. Full disclosure: I don’t normally wear earrings, but recently I’ve been trying out vintage clip-ons, and they are just plain fun, which is a great non-aging feeling in and of itself.

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The executive committee appointed by the fans is negotiating with the Williamsport High School Athletic Association with regard to the securing of the high school athletic grounds as a playing field. It is probably necessary to make alterations and repairs to the field if it is secured.

One of the most important things that will confront local baseball enthusiasts following the Binghamton meeting will be the raising of a $5,000 contingency fund. It is said that half the sum has already been pledged by certain men who were interested in the old Tri State League of past years. The method of raising the remainder of the money has not been decided yet.

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Final plans for the organization of the club in this city are pending until the meeting in Binghamton. The gathering of the league representatives for the purpose of discussing league business such as the adoption of a schedule and making arrangements for the clubs to begin league play on May 9.

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Arts will sponsor a Christmas Vendor Sale to provide the community with great gift ideas on the FINAL Saturday of December before Christmas.

Rare collectibles, Scentsy, Tastefully Simple, music CDs, toys, sport and other trading cards, Pokemon, Star Wars, hunting and fishing supplies and all sorts of stocking stuffers to be found!

Several vendors will be on hand as well as a great place to come and have lunch. Food will be served all day long! Sign up for martial arts classes and give your child or any family member the gift of self-defense.

When: Saturday, December 19, 2020 from 7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Held at The Lycoming Presbyterian Church Gym at 825 Arch St., Williamsport. Rear parking lot or M&T Bank lot.

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Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or ham steak dinner. Open to the public. You must wear a mask upon entry. Take out or eat in.

Limited seating. Call 570-327-0255 for take out orders.

When: Friday, December 11, 2020, new hours 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Announcement What: Closed on Christmas Day. When: Friday, December 25, 2020.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: Jan 12th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or black diamond steak dinner. Open to the public.

You must wear a mask upon entry. Take out or eat in. Limited seating. Call 570-327-0255 for take out orders.

When: Friday, December 18, 2020, new hours 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: Jan. 23rd, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

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

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: Feb. 9th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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

Christmas Vendor Sale What: Steve’s Collectibles and Hunter’s Martial

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Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: Feb. 27th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

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

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: March 9th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: March 27th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

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

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: April 13th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: April 24th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

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

Homeschool Meetup What: Homeschool Families Meetup: Homeschooling families or families interested in homeschooling are invited to meet and make new friends, receive support and information, and enjoy our state parks. Pack camp chairs, drinks & lunch. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. For more info: www.

LCCHEA.com or find us on Facebook.

When: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month, through December, weather permitting from 10:00 a.m.2:00 p.m.

Where: Ravensburg State Park, 2388 Rauchtown Road, Jersey Shore/Rauchtown, meet by the ponds.

CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS...

Toy Sale What: Thrift Shop Annual “Like New and or Gently Used Toy Sale”.

When: November 7th to Dec. 2nd. Hours are Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Fri., from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.; Wednesday from 9:00 a.m.-6:45 p.m. and Saturday 8:30 a.m.-11:45 a.m.

Where: West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond Street, Williamsport.

Christmas Candy Sale What: Christmas candy sale — Peanut Butter Meltaways.

When: Now until December 22, 2020. Call 570323-6297 to place order. Or stop by and visit our Clothes Closet/Thrift Shop or try our Soup Kitchen.

Where: West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond Street, Williamsport.

Goulash Dinner What: Goulash, green beans, garden salad, roll, & dessert. Takeout only. Ready to go. Phone 570-3260191. Adults are $10.00, children are $5.00.

When: Friday, December 11th from 4:30-6:00 p.m.

Where: All Saints Parish Hall, corner of Scott and Beeber sts., Williamsport.

MEETINGS MEETINGS...

GriefShare Support Group What: A weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one.

When: Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Please contact the church at 570-546-8030 for the most current schedule.

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

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Today we are featuring a cat named Chicken.

Chicken is eight months old and is bonded with his brother, Biscuit. Their foster mom says they are quite possibly the most loving kittens she has ever had. They are looking for a forever home together.

April came in with another turtle, Michelangelo. They are Red-Eared Sliders and are named after characters from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles TV show.

You never know what types of pets are looking for forever homes at the SPCA!

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HOUSE DECORATING CONTEST The Mayor and the Civic Committee of the Borough of South Williamsport will be judging house decorations.

Tues., 12/15/2020 • 6pm (weather permitting)

Please turn your lights on BEFORE 6 PM!

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County Hall Corner Something Good A bout 2020

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n January of this year, my hopes for Lycoming County in 2020 was that it could be the Year of the Volunteer.

I wanted to highlight volunteer fire companies and non-profit organizations’ efforts and how they needed new blood to stay alive. I hoped that with the experience of County Commissioners Tony Mussare and Rick Mirabito fueled with the leadership of newly elected Commissioner Scott Metzger, the Strategic Plan developed in the previous year could begin to be implemented and address many of the pressing needs of the county. January and February were hopeful months as the new board appeared to be strategically visionary as well as tactically practical facing the county’s challenges. By all appearances, it looked like it was going to be a great year.

But lurking behind the scenes was a global virus that had a variety of names to identify it. Still, it became all too real for us in Lycoming County when on Friday the 13th of March, Governor Wolf mandated a two-week shutdown of all enterprises in the state. It had an immediate impact as the West Branch Susquehanna Builders Show was scheduled for that weekend. I heard the

owner of a small home improvement company lament that his company would lose 25 percent of their annual business because of the show’s cancellation. It was a foretaste of much more suffering that was to come.

Of course, the two weeks stretched into two months, and then it was on the road to nowhere. Schools, restaurants, stores, factories, churches — nothing was immune to disruption.

Even many of those in the Reserves and National Guard did their weekend duty “virtually.” Many asked if all these measures were really justified. Why did this omniscient ‘science’ that was always quoted as the justification for the various restrictions keep changing its mind about the spread of the virus?

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Given all the chaos throughout the year, it is astounding how much was accomplished. The new DA, Ryan Gardner, did not let COVID stop him in coordinating a massive crackdown on the drug trade with a simultaneous raid at multiple locations in the city of Williamsport. The ongoing swipes at County Commissioners Meetings at the Williamsport/Lycoming County Chamber of Commerce in past years were laid aside in an amazing cooperative effort that brought extremely needed financial relief to several hundred small businesses in the county. And perhaps the commissioners’ biggest accomplishment was pulling a rabbit out of their hat in producing a budget for the next year that did not curtail services and did not contain a tax increase.

These and other actions stood out, but behind the scenes were county employees who helped keep county government running effectively, and in particular, three individuals whose sacrifice was especially commendable.

Matt McDermott serves as the county’s director of administration and chief clerk who was a former Army officer

who has seen combat action, which might account for the fact he was at his desk every day unintimidated by the virus. His commitment was a valuable and reassuring stabilizing presence.

Right across the hall from him was Eileen Ebner, the Administration Manager for the County Commissioners. Eileen was the true ‘first responder’ as many, many people contacted the county for help, advice, and direction. She also was at her post daily, keeping the ship moving forward. And Mya Toon, Lycoming County’s Chief Procurement Officer, was another indispensable public servant during 2020. She is on the front line for everything the county buys and sells. She also never missed a bit during the COVID crisis because, without her, business really would have stopped.

In future columns, departments such as Public Safety, Voter Services, the Sheriff ’s Office, and others will also be highlighted for their ‘above and beyond’ efforts through this year. The Bible states, “If anyone builds on the foundation with gold, silver, costly stones, wood, hay, or straw, each one’s work will become obvious. For the day will disclose it, because it will be revealed by fire; the fire will test the quality of each one’s work.”

(1 Corinthians 3:12-13) The year 2020 has revealed some true gold in county government.

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hile hunting often is challenging, bagging the perfect gift for the hunters in your life is as easy as placing a phone call or visiting the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s website.

Among gifts available from the Game Commission this holiday season is Penn’s Woods Passages, a newly released book by renowned wildlife artist and author Bob Sopchick.

The more than 300-page book contains an exceptional blend of Sopchick’s inspiring columns and artwork that appeared over the years in the Game Commission’s long-running monthly magazine, Pennsylvania Game News.

But it’s more than just that. Many of the stories have been updated or otherwise remastered by Sopchick.

And at $19.99, plus sales tax for Pennsylvania residents and shipping

charges for mail orders, Penn’s Woods Passages is a premium-quality gift at a bargain price.

“Whether storytelling or painting, Bob Sopchick’s style is all his own,” said Penn’s Woods Passages editor Joe Kosack. “His work captures the magic of outdoors Pennsylvania, emboldens our hunting heritage and reinforces the value of nature’s treasures. Story after story, will warm your heart, bring tears to your eyes or compel you stop and reexamine the natural world around us.

“Penn’s Woods Passages is a gift every outdoors Pennsylvanian will appreciate and a welcome addition to any hunter’s bookshelf,” Kosack said.

Penn’s Woods Passages is among many gifts available either through The Outdoor Shop at www.pgc.pa.gov, or by calling toll free to 1-888-8883459.

Also popular this holiday season are the Game Commission’s 2021 Wildlife Calendar, as well as the 2021 Bird Calendar, both of which are packed full of stunning wildlife photos and nature tidbits. The calendars also can be had at a great price - $9.25 each, or two for $14.99, plus sales tax for Pennsylvania residents and shipping

charges for mail orders.

Other offerings from the Game Commission include gift subscriptions to Pennsylvania Game News magazine, a wide variety of collectible patches, the 2020 edition of the Pennsylvania Big Game Records book, art prints, wildlife nesting boxes, apparel and much, much more.

To get started shopping, go to www. pgc.pa.gov and click on “Make a Purchase” under “Check It Out” on the homepage. Some of the items on the next page link to The Outdoor Shop, where the entire collection of Game Commission merchandise is available to view.

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“The holiday-shopping season is fully underway and, in no time at all, we’ll be unwrapping gifts with loved ones,” said Game Commission Executive Director Bryan Burhans.

“If you’re wondering what to give the hunters, trappers and wildlife-lovers on your list, take a look at what the Game Commission has to offer. There are some real treasures that are sure to leave them smiling. And, remember, every purchase benefits Pennsylvania wildlife.”

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HOLIDAY ESTATE AUCTION #427 THURSDAY, Dec. 10th, 2020 at 5:00 P.M. LOCATION: 92 Industrial Rd., Muncy, PA

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Toys / Collectibles / Furnishings / Gun Safe 5:00 or Lit’l Before - (Outback) Usual Assorted box lots - Misc. Furnishings - White Wicker Furniture - Garden Items - Hand Tools - & Much More!!

5:30 - (there ‘bouts)- MAIN HALL - Antiques / Collectibles / Toys - Modern Household Items - David Armstrong Prints - Trail of the Painted Ponies - Misc.

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6:20 - Furniture - Sofa - Recliner Sofa - Four Piece Bedroom Suite - Small Stands - Lighted Glass Shelf Display Unit - More listing to follow on the internet!!

Auctioneer Note: FULL listing and pictures on auctionzip.com (enter #5545) & GoToAuctions.com (enter 5228). Pandemic Social Distancing guidelines emphasized, MASK REQUIRED to enter the building. (Aired w/ Barn Doors Open). Chairs provided, good food and laughter is available!!

Terms: Cash or good PA check. Credit cards (include lost 3% Discount). All verbal statements take precedence over previously written materials. All items are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS”, No guaranties made by the seller. Significant Incident Date December 11th, 2020. “NO BUYER’S PREMIUM”.

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SATURDAY, Dec. 12th, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. LOCATION: 91 Brentwood Drive in Highland Estates

This 2 Story home offers over 1900 sq.ft of L/A with 4 bedrooms & 2 1/2 Bath.

Home is situated on a nearly 1.5 Acre lot. 1st floor entrance from the attached 2 Car Garage enters a cozy den w/ gas insert fireplace. Newly remodeled “L” shaped kitchen w/ eat-in bar & Pantry closet leads into a formal dining area.

Living room & laundry room complete the first floor. The foyer from the main entrance includes a Coat closet & half bath. Second floor encompasses 3 bedrooms, full bath & Master bedroom w/ full bath. Amenities include: fully cemented basement w/ finished game room, numerous storage areas w/ cedar lined closet, rear patio deck, paved driveway w/ off street parking & storage shed. 200 amp electrical service, New roof and replacement windows.

Auctioneer Note: Home Built: 1994 – Tax ID 12-352.2-194.10 - Please contact the auctioneer for your own private showing.

Terms: Home sells with opening bid of $254,999.00 or more. Cash or Certified check in the amount of $2,000.00 required on day of auction as down payment, payable to Interstate Auction Services Escrow. 4% Buyer’s Premium Charged and paid as part of the purchase price. All tests & inspections conducted at potential buyer’s expense. All verbal statements take precedence over previously written materials. Property being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS”, No guaranties made by the seller.

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Regional United Ways Work Together to Protect Their Communities

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he Lycoming County United Way (LCUW) was the recipient of 500 masks and received a second shipment of 1,500 masks today, compliments of the United Way of North Central Mass (UWNCM). Earlier in 2020, UWNCM was approached by one of their corporate community partners to help with a philanthropic initiative during COVID-19. AIS, is an office furniture manufacturer located in Leominster, Massachusetts, have been active in United Way programs during the past several years, and are highly committed to community service. The masks will be distributed to community partners beginning next week.

AIS has been giving back to the communities it serves for over 30 years and started a program called Sew the Masks (www.sewthemasks.com) in the Spring of 2020 with the goal of making and donating one million high quality and reusable facemasks to first responders, non-profit organizations and those in need.

AIS retrofitted one of the seating lines in their factory into a facemask production area and then reached out to community sewers (endearingly called “Rosies” after the WWII icon, Rosie the Riveter) to help with producing facemasks. Through AIS’s in-house seamstresses and over 1000 community sewers in 45 states, AIS has donated over 250,000 facemasks to essential workers, schools, non-profits, and individuals in need. They recently provided Massachusetts polling workers in 267 towns across the state with 26,000 facemasks to be used on or before Election Day

and donated almost 5000 masks to polling workers in Washington, D.C. Frances Longton, Volunteer Center Manager at UWNCM reached out to John Emge, Northeast Regional Engagement Director with United Way Worldwide, who contacted local United Ways across the northeastern United States to donate and distribute 150,000 masks to organizations in need across the country.

“UWNCM is proud to partner with AIS office furniture in Leominster and offer local United Ways the opportunity to provide high-quality and reusable masks for free to individuals and families in need of additional assistance during these difficult times,” said Longton.

Ron Frick, President of the Lycoming County United Way, said “We are thankful for this gift from our friends and colleagues in New England. This collaboration shows the power of partnerships and will benefit our own community partners who may need another round of masks. We are grateful for the network of local United Ways and for the corporate partnership enjoyed by UWNCM and AIS. The response to the first 500 masks was so good that AIS is sending us 1,000 more!”

According to Melyssa McHale, Director of Community Impact, masks will be distributed to community partners on a first-come, firstserved basis and 200 masks have already been distributed to Family Promise of Lycoming County, Sojourner Truth Ministries and American Rescue Workers-Williamsport.

For more information or to request masks, please reach out to Melyssa or Ron.

TULES RUN REAL ESTATE Offered at Public Auction #429

SATURDAY, Dec. 19th, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. LOCATION: 127 Woodland Court, Fairfield Twp.

This 2 Story home offers over 2400 sq.ft of L/A with 3 bedrooms & 2 1/2 Bath.

Home is situated on a nearly 0.5 Acre lot w/ a in ground Swimming pool & Jacuzzi.

1st floor entrance from the attached 2 Car Garage enters the “L” shaped kitchen w/ Island & Pantry which continues to the open aired family room & Screen Sunroom. A formal dining room & living room w/ half bath & laundry closet complete the first floor. The foyer from the main entrance leads to the second floor via a open staircase. 2 bedrooms, a main hall closet, full bath, Master Bedroom w/ Full bath complete the second floor.

Amenities include full room storage area over garage, cemented driveway & fully cemented basement with heat pump.

Auctioneer Note: Home Built: 1994 – Tax ID 12-352.2-194.10 - Please contact the auctioneer for your own private showing.

Terms: Cash or Certified check in the amount of $2,000.00 required on day of auction as down payment, payable to Interstate Auction Services Escrow. 4% Buyer’s Premium Charged and paid as part of the purchase price. All tests & inspections conducted at potential buyer’s expense. All verbal statements take precedence over previously written materials. Property being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS”, No guaranties made by the seller.

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funds for human service programs. We fight for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in every community. Working with community partners, we mobilize the collective resources in our communities to strengthen families and change the lives of people in Lycoming, Sullivan, and Tioga counties. This is done by assessing the needs of each community, generating resources, investing in programs, and measuring results. For more information, visit http://lcuw.org/, or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. About AIS Founded in 1989, AIS believes that good ideas will get you everywhere. Over the past 30 years, we’ve evolved from a start-up based on the simple intent to adopt lean manufacturing to become one of the most highly re-

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ters, we’ve risen to annual sales of more than $220 million. One thing, however, will never change—our commitment to superior products with industry-beating lead times and attractive prices. Visit us at www.ais-inc.com About United Way of North Central Mass (UWNCM) We improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community to advance the common good. We unite volunteers, supporters and nonprofit and corporate partners to create positive, lasting changes in the region we call home. Through our vast network of programs and services, we connect the community with resources and solutions. Together, we focus on the three building blocks to a better life: Education, health and financial stability. To learn more, visit us at www.uwncm.org or on Facebook.

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lin is a hormone that allows your body to turn glucose, or sugar, into energy. If your body has difficulty metabolizing glucose, it can lead to high blood sugar levels.

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Circulatory System: People with diabetes are twice as likely to develop peripheral vascular disease, a condition of poor circulation. Peripheral vascular disease causes your blood vessels to narrow, which reduces blood flow to the limbs. The condition also affects red blood cells’ ability to pass through the vessels easily. Combined with a higher-than-normal blood glucose level, which increases blood thickness, the heart must work harder to pump blood throughout the body.

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When to See a Specialist If you or a loved one has a wound or sore that has not healed in 30 days, you may have what is referred to as a “chronic, non-healing” wound. Chronic, non-healing wounds can have serious health consequences and may adversely affect your quality of life. Specialized treatment for these wounds begins with a comprehensive assessment of the wound, which may include testing. Specialists then design a healing treatment plan specific to your situation, which can include vacuum or hyperbaric therapy, prescribed medicine, physical therapy, or a combination of services and treatments.

Steven Hawley, DPM, is a foot and ankle physician with UPMC in Williamsport who specializes in wound care. The Wound Healing Center at UPMC Williamsport, Divine Providence Campus, provides individualized outpatient care to patients with chronic or difficult-to-heal wounds. Learn more about options for non-healing wounds at UPMCSusquehanna.org/Wound.

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Tips to Promote Wound Healing Managing your blood sugar helps reduce the risk for other complications. If you have diabetes, it’s important to work with your doctor to develop a long-term plan of management and care.

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Years before, Donohue served in Japan with the Marines, and was working as a merchant seaman then.

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In Psalm 42, we read, “As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God?” I have seen deer panting on many occasions Tim — but not always for Hartzell the same reasons. As I read Psalm 42, I realize that the “sons of Korah” must have had similar experiences. Let me share a few of those encounters with you as we consider what it means to thirst for God as the deer.

First, we pant and thirst because we need to drink water. I have harvested deer in eight counties in Pennsylvania and one county in New York. To do so, I have had to scout a lot of new hunting territory. One of the first things I look for is a water source. Why? Because deer need water, just like us.

Did you know that our bodies are made up of 60% water? Our blood is 92% water, and our brains are 75% water. We can’t live without water, so God designed us to thirst. We are also spiritual beings. God designed spiritual thirst so that we would drink deeply of Him. The woman at the well in John 19 was spiritually thirsty, but she was trying to quench her thirst with physical

relationships. Her efforts failed again and again because nothing but God can quench the thirst we have for Him. Are you trying to quench your thirst for God with something other than God? How is that working out for you?

Second, we pant and thirst because we are pursuing our God-designed purpose. My favorite time to hunt is during the rut. Oh, the stories I could tell of bucks battling over does, and chasing does, and mating with does.

God designed deer to reproduce, and while doing exactly what God designed them to do, they pant and thirst.

And so will you. God has designed you for holy purposes, and as you pursue them, you will become weary and parched. Faithful and hard-working Christian, be careful. King David was thirsty after a long season of military campaigns, but instead of quenching his thirst with God, he went after Bath-Sheba. Read II Samuel 11. The story is awful. Serving God is not a guarantee of protection against temptation. To guard ourselves, we must drink deeply of God’s grace. If not, we will fall into a trap. Christian leaders know that their most vulnerable moments come after being drained by faithful service.

That may sound counterintuitive, but it is what it is. There are a lot of poisoned wells out there. Wise is the worn-out Christian who guards their downtime by drinking deeply of God’s grace.

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As Jesus was dying on the cross, He said, “I thirst,” just before declaring, “It is finished.” The work of redemption and reconciliation required of Jesus the last full measure of devotion. His thirst was not for water or wine-vinegar; rather, it was to be fully immersed in the presence of His heavenly Father.

Someday you and I will become tired of this old world. We won’t want a drink of God; instead, we’ll long to be fully immersed in the presence of God. I can’t tell you how many suffering or elderly Christians have said to me, “Pastor Tim, I just want God to take me home.”

For them, a drink of God is no longer enough; they long to be immersed in Him. Friend, you are thirsty. If you don’t know God, then you are thirsty for Him. And if you know God, then you are thirsty for more of Him. To you, I offer the same invitation that Jesus offered to the woman at the well, “Everyone who drinks of this (well) water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks of the water I give him will become in him a spring of living water welling up to eternal life.”

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Third, we pant and thirst while being pursued by the enemy. I have had several close encounters with deer who were being chased by dogs or coyotes. I have watched their chests heave in and out as they tried to catch their breath while literally running for their lives.

Enemies come in all shapes and sizes.

For David, they were King Saul and his eldest son, Absalom. It is no wonder that David cries out in Psalm 63, “Earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you, my body longs for you, in a dry and weary land where there is no water.”

What enemies are you facing today?

Sickness? Disease? Financial stress?

Broken relationships? Regret? Whatever they may be, drink deeply of God. It is only in the Living Water that you will find hope and strength. Listen, you are never alone. God’s Spirit is with you right now – talk with Him. His Word is available – read it. His Body is near – so reach out to a believing friend. The enemy wants to isolate and defeat you.

Don’t let him succeed. Drink deeply of the grace that God has provided. You need it now more than ever.

Finally, we pant and thirst to be immersed in the waters of immortality.

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Exercise Caution When Decorating While families may be brightening up their homes this holiday season, it’s important to ensure decor such as candles and seasonal plants are placed out of your pet’s reach. Flickering candles can be intriguing and seasonal plants like holly and poinsettia are poisonous to dogs and cats.

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Williamsport Crosscutters Now Members of New MLB Draft League

By Lou Hunsinger Jr.

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ontinuity is the byword for officials of the Williamsport Crosscutters as they embark on a new chapter of the Minor League Baseball experience for this city. The news last week was that the Crosscutters would be a charter member of the brand-new MLB Draft League whose 68-game schedule (34

home and 34 away), will run from late May next year and run until early to mid-August.

The same fun, affordable family entertainment you’ve come to expect from the Cutters in the past remains, including the usual mix of fireworks shows, giveaways, and memories-making experiences. The only difference you may notice is that instead of a Phillies patch on their shoulders, our players will feature an MLB logo patch. Gabe, Doug,

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A little bit about the new league the Cutters will be playing in, as mentioned previously, The MLB Draft League will feature a 68-game regular season that is scheduled to run from late May to mid-August with an annual All-Star Break centered around the MLB Draft. Players will receive unprecedented visibility to MLB Club scouts through in-person observation and state-of-the-art scouting technology and instruction from former MLB players, and educational programming designed to prepare them for careers as professional athletes. MLB and Prep Baseball Report will assign players and coaching staffs for each team as well as provide league administrative functions.

Williamsport joins former New YorkPenn League opponents Mahoning Valley, West Virginia, and State College, as well as former Eastern League member Trenton as charter members of the new league.

At a Zoom virtual press conference on November 30, Crosscutters princi-

pal owner Peter Freund stated, “Our goal was to remain viable in the Major League Baseball pipeline. I don’t believe that what you will see on the field is going to be that different. There’s an argument to be made that the caliber of prospects showcased in this league might be of a higher caliber than what you’ve seen in the past. The way I look at this, our pipeline is going to be driven by Major League Baseball and all 30 clubs as opposed to just the Phillies.”

Freund continued, “Remaining affiliated with Major League Baseball was everything to us,” Freund said. “The fact that Major League Baseball and Prep Baseball Report will provide us players and coaching staff like the Phillies always have is a critical aspect to make sure we can remain part of MLB and its family. Beyond that, we’re a very special spot. We’ve got the Little League Classic and the home of Little League.

Williamsport is very important to Major League Baseball. In many senses, I would say this was built around Williamsport, so I’m pretty proud of it.”

Gabe Sinicropi, vice president for marketing and public relations, told Webb Weekly. “We are very excited to be part of this new league. It is the best

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This is the second time that we have been charter members of a new league; the first came in 1923 with the formation of the New York-Pennsylvania League, which was renamed the Eastern League in 1937. There is a reason we are on the ground floor of major baseball doings. It is because this is a great baseball town. I don’t believe that it is an accident that Little League Baseball was founded here. Baseball is in our DNA. Many cities across the country would

love to have the chance to be a part of this new baseball venture, Auburn and Batavia, and many other cities come to mind. So I think we should fully embrace this new chapter in our long and storied baseball history. There was an aching void for me and the many other Cutters fans who frequent Bowman Field when there was no baseball there this past summer. Well, next summer, there will be baseball, and let’s support the Crosscutters in this new endeavor and look forward to a lot more baseball thrills and fun and the magic that is the Bowman Field experience.

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I’m going to take off my reporter’s cap now and put on my baseball cap as a fan and baseball historian. I have to admit I was greatly saddened and disappointed by the cruel way Major League Baseball ripped away the fabric of Minor League Baseball and crushed the hopes and dreams of many minor league cities across the country. But I am pleased that Williamsport has been able to survive this major sea change by remaining an integral part of both MLB and minor league baseball in general. I think the MLB Draft League is a good soft landing with which we will go on enjoying baseball at Bowman Field. It offers us perhaps an enhanced chance to see tomorrow’s stars today.

There is no reason to believe that this area’s many devoted Crosscutters fans can’t continue to enjoy the fun and thrills that we have been enjoying at Bowman Field for the past 25 years from the Cubs and Cutters, and from the almost 75 years of great baseball before that. Nothing will really change.

There will still be all the fun of the various promotions, and our beloved Rhashan will continue to provide us his infectious smile. Perhaps most importantly, there is still going to be great

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possible outcome for Williamsport’s baseball fans with the restructuring of Minor League Baseball. I believe the quality of baseball will actually be better than that of the former New York-Penn League. Each night you will be seeing elite prospects who will be draft-eligible by all of Major League’s 30 clubs. It will be the final audition for these players to make an impression that will get them drafted by Major League teams. Instead of just seeing just potential Phillies, you will be seeing potential players from all 30 MLB teams. And in place of seeing perhaps just one or two possible players that may make it to the Majors, you may see almost a whole team of players that eventually make it to the Big Leagues.

The stands at Bowman Field will be filled with scouts from all MLB teams each night. Some of them might even be former Major Leaguers that fans might recognize.”

This past Tuesday, the Crosscutters hosted a special Facebook Live event that was expected to help answer many fans’ questions. Additionally, on the Crosscutters website, there is a section called FAQs, which may also answer questions fans may have.

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Living Well…

The Program

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s I mentioned in my two previous articles, Non-linear — or Undulating — Periodization is a valid design model for sports conditioning and fitness programs alike.

Whether you are a competitive athlete or a middle-aged office person trying to get fit, the benefits of this type of program allow not only for continued progress but for the gain of multiple attributes. This model also mitigates the loss of early adaptations when switching from one training emphasis, or phase, to another through the planned rotation of training foci.

To use an analogy from my previous

articles, imagine that achieving the training outcomes you seek is like putting coins in a jar with each workout. With traditional training methods, you fill up your jar rather quickly because you are focused on one specific outcome using one specific combination of training variables. Three sets of 10 repetitions in the bench press, three days per week, for example. The problem is that great progress is made initially, but then you plateau soon after.

Instead, think of using two or three separate jars or training outcomes. For example, muscle mass, strength, and muscular endurance. During each training session

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Over time you will have three full jars or three well-developed training outcomes.

As you can see, for the typical athlete, or even Dave the average person, being Bellomo multi-dimensional is a huge advantage. What good is being strong if you cannot make it up a flight of stairs without having a coronary? Not to mention, you didn’t lose anything to gain something else. By not completely dropping one set of training parameters, you will be able to retain muscle mass when you are training strength and retain strength when you are training for muscular endurance, for example.

We have determined we will use a program design model that uses a multi-dimensional approach by employing training parameters for multiple outcomes simultaneously. We have also determined that our program must be flexible, have built-in variety, and should be relatively simple. The big question remains, however- what are we going to train for?

I want to spend a lot of time initially determining what the actual demands an athlete, or fitness enthusiast, might face. In all of my years as a trainer, I have found this to be the area where the training plan usually goes wrong. Often, not enough thought is

given to this important question.

I have written a rough draft of a strength and conditioning program for a high-school soccer player in the example below. It is not position-specific, though it should give you a good idea of the challenges that I am trying to address when designing a program. I am assuming that I am dealing with a young athlete with previous experience that is both physically mature and technically competent.

I am also going to examine the demands of the sport as well as where the athlete is in their annual training plan. In this example, I am starting at the end of a sports season, where the athlete has had several weeks to recover from a demanding schedule and is well-rested. I have thought about the complex nature of a team sport such as soccer, the energy systems used, and the technical and tactical requirements that would also take up the athletes’ valuable training time. In this example, I would also like to note that I will only be addressing the strength training needs of the athlete, though, in an actual training plan, their warm-up/cool-down, aerobic, nutrition, and other needs would be addressed.

For the sake of simplicity, I have outlined a three-day weekly training plan, where long runs, as well as sprint work, would be incorporated on non-weight room days. I have accounted for the development of some muscle mass gain to be used as a foundation for heavier training days, both of which are necessary as collisions and rough play come into this sport, despite it being sometimes mislabeled as having little contact. I have also meant to address the need for a higher level,

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amateur player to demonstrate explosiveness repeatedly when they fight for a ball, as the winners of games are often determined by the team that is able to reach a ball most often first. *There is an almost infinite number of example programs, and this is by no means all-encompassing. In an actual training plan, I would include an acclimation/anatomical adaptation phase and a general preparatory phase before diving into the program’s main part. I would also allow for periodic changes in exercises and set and repetition schemes as was deemed necessary throughout the year.

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ffering the following recipes makes the basic assumption that you, or a good friend, were fortunate enough to have taken a wild turkey during our recent fall turkey season. These recipes also work well if you were digging around in your freezer and discovered that you had a yet unused spring gobbler waiting to provide some tasty eating for the family.

First, and all-too-often, I hear people talk about how they “breast out” a turkey and discard everything else.

I have mentioned this before, but it is worth repeating that doing so is being extremely wasteful. The heart, liver, and gizzard, often referred to by some folks as the “giblets,” are flavorful and can be eaten by themselves once pan-fried or boiled or can be diced and added in the preparation of soup stock or gravy. As to the legs and thighs, yes, I agree that they can be tough, especially the drumsticks.

However, when placed in a soup pot, covered with water, brought to a boil, and allowed to simmer for a few hours, or until the meat can be picked from the bone, this dark meat has many uses. The meat itself can be added to casseroles, soup, sandwiches, or salads. The liquid that remains can be used to make excellent soup stock or gravy. If you decide to roast the entire turkey, you can later boil the carcass to create soup stock.

A wild turkey’s meat can be used in place of chicken in just about any recipe you may already be familiar with. However, one of the great benefits of using the wild turkey instead of chicken you purchase at the local grocery store is that you are eating a more free-range or natural meat — devoid of all of those “Government Approved” chemicals and additives!

Here, then, are a few suggestions: Turkey and Gravy over Waffles: This is simple to prepare and a popular way to use wild turkey. After all, how many times have you seen a church supper where they are serv-

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Grilled Turkey Breast: Since the grilling season is upon us, using a gas or charcoal grill or even a wood fire is a preferred way to prepare wild turkey for the dinner plate. Here, the white meat of the breast is best. Slice the meat cross-grain at about ¼ to ½ inch thick, place in a Ziploc bag, and add your favorite dressing, such as Italian dressing. (I have always preferred Gazebo Room Greek Dressing when grilling meat and vegetables).

Refrigerate and allow it to marinate for about two hours, and then place on the grill, adding more dressing, if necessary, to keep the meat moist as it cooks.

Sliced zucchini, yellow squash, asparagus, or green beans that have also been coated with your favorite dressing and cooked on the grill will make a great addition to the grilled turkey breast.

I hope you will try some of these suggestions, and by all means, try to use all of the meat. It is tasty, healthy, and worthy of your dinner plate!

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With the soup or gravy stock, you created when boiling down the legs and thighs or the carcass, make a gravy using your mother’s or grandmother’s favorite recipe, then add the leg and thigh meat and serve over waffles. You can also slice or dice the breast meat and the heart, liver, and gizzard to add to this dish. This is an old-time favorite that has been served in many country homes for generations.

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and where deer are bedding h yes, it’s that are all factors. In addition, time of year you must be careful of your again; a fresh movements, scent and your coating of white covers the ground, and the ability to move quietly and you’ve got to put the time in sound of Christmas carols but even if you follow all of can be heard in many difthese steps carefully there’s ferent locations as we move still no guarantee that you about. It’s also that time of Ken year when we frequently Hunter are going to get that buck.

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will have the opportunity to take my granddaughter’s husband, Tyler out on his first deer hunting venture. It’s always a great opportunity to show someone how challenging and at the same time how exciting a deer hunt can be especially a successful one.

You can bet that those of us who have been in the deer hunting business for awhile will always be working on improving our odds of success-reading more, scouting more, analyzing more and putting more time in the woods but that does not necessarily guarantee success. I sup-

pose there is still that element of “luck”, after all how do you know that the buck you just shot wasn’t spooked off the opposite hillside a half-mile away by a hunter moving carelessly through the woods? That same deer that was spooked by a moving hunter may have also changed directions suddenly when it whiffed the scent of another hunter sending him in your direction.

Be it experience or luck or both here’s hoping that this afternoon’s hunt is a success; in fact, I would like that “guarantee” for all of my hunts.

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“We are ecstatic about the makeup of the schedule,” Sinicropi explained. “Games that we had scheduled during the Little League World Series dates and into early September were low revenue games. It didn’t matter what the weather was like or what promotions we may have had; with the kids going back to school and high school

football starting, people’s interest turned toward other activities. Now, having the season start and end a few weeks earlier is something we see as a positive.

“One of the biggest things for fans to understand is that there will be virtually no changes in our Crosscutters everyday operation. Nothing changes with our business. We’re still the Crosscutters. We’re still the same staff. We still will be playing at the same place. Everything really, from the fans’ standpoint, remains the same.”

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“We will be going through growing pains this first year, if for no other reason than we are all getting a late start. We’ve never experienced anything with such a short offseason before. This is a start-up, but the fact that MLB is behind it and they have a vested interest in it succeeding because, for them, this is part of their plan. Moving forward, this is how they want to see the pipeline of player development work.

They’ve created a ladder where leagues like the Appalachian League and the Cape Cod League will still operate as places where college players can go and play during the summer and develop. Now we are part of

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Most snowmobile dealers offer a full line of clothing specifically designed and manufactured to keep you warm and help withstand winter weather. For additional safety, always keep the tether cord connected to you.

4. Plan out your route and share the trail with others. Respect everyone on the snow and adopt a fun and safe riding style. Learn traditional hand signals for turning, slowing and stopping, and stay to the right when approaching hills and turns. Be mindful of signs and reminders to slow down.

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150902

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150811

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150957

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10006

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570-447-6180.

150952

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LLC

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570-547-2505

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

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570-323-9119

1” - .75¢ sq. ft.

15/8” - .95¢ sq. ft.

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570-447-5805

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DAVID BEILER

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fully insured

180 Fogelmans Grove Rd. Watsontown PA. 17777 570-538-4156

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HARDWOOD SLABS CORD-SIZE BUNDLES

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Brandon Conboy - Owner - PA #141515

429 Maple Lane • Muncy, PA 17756

122 SHERMAN DRIVE WATSONTOWN, PA 17777

570-238-5529 • 570-713-4887

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

357 Thunder Road Linden, PA 17744

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PA #013581

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448 River Avenue, Williamsport

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570-437-1909

PA096756 Fully Insured

PA 17701

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OWNER: Timothy B. Moyer

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2008

HOUSE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FARMLAND

FARM LAND For Rent, Plus Barns, Montgomery, Pa. 570-538-4692 Ext: 3.

150566 FARM FOR SALE

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570-506-7253.

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Taking Offers. 570-4941147. 150421 12 DRAKE LANE Jersey Shore 16 x 76, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Manufactured home In Wild Wings Village. Lot Rent $280.00 Per Month.

Home Has Never Been Occupied. $62,900.00.

814-571-4640. 150950

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ACCESSORIES

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150648

A WEATHERGUARD Truck Toolbox, Model 116-5-02, All Steel, Powdercoat Finish. Will Fit any Full Size Truck $400.00. 484-987-5436.

150779

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JERSEY SHORE, 1st Floor, 1 Bedroom Apartment, Single Occupant.

Refrigerator, Stove, Water And Sewage Included. $550.00/ Month. 570398-2538. 150817 FIRST FLOOR, 1 Bedroom Apartment Near UPMC. Range, Refrigerator Furnished. Off Street Parking. $495.00 Plus Utilities. 570-494-1499.

150808 ONE BEDROOM AND STUDIO APTS. Available Close To Downtown Williamsport, New Rebuild, $525 & $575 Plus Deposit. Call Michael 570-419-0380.

STORAGE UNITS

12 X 18 SELF STORAGE. $80.00 Per Month, Montgomery, Pa. 570538-4692 Ext: 3. 150565 10 X 16. $75.00/Month.

Call 570-337-4994.

150587 VEHICLES CARS

1983 CHEVY MONTECARLO CL 305, V8.

Has 74,000 Miles And No Rust. $6,900.00. 570-4350532. 150407

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570-547-1040. 150588

Your Business Card Mailed to Over 58,000 Homes. $47.50/Week (1-4 Weeks) or $37.50/Week (5 or More Weeks)

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

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