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VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 1

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I’m Starting with the Man in the Mirror

Happy 2021 to all! I pray as you are reading this, you and your loved ones are healthy, happy, and well. My title is from “Man in the Mirror,” Michael Jackson’s hit song with a message from 1988. It’s the perfect battle cry for the New Year. Google it and read the lyrics or give it a listen. It’s hard to believe we’re embarking on the 19th Year of the Webb Weekly. I remember sitting down with my Father and discussing the project that became the Webb Weekly like it was yesterday. A lot has changed since we began the Webb Weekly. It’s even more beyond belief that it has been over eight years since my Dad left us for a better place. One thing that will never change is our commitment to provide the best publication possible for the local community. The good news about people, places, events, and activities that make our neck of Penns Woods so special. Within my column, I always call it as I see it, just like my Father. I believe you would be hard-pressed to find a person that talks to more people or travels more miles in Lycoming County and its fringes than I do. I try to always do it with a smile and have no problem asking a tough question no matter who I’m speaking with. And for all that know me, I talk

to everyone just like my Father. I am always interested to know what’s going on around me and what you think. “We the People” know the truth about what’s really going on. My contact information is always available on page four, and you can talk to me about anything. I never expect or want you to agree with everything I say. I want to hear what you think, especially if you disagree or know something I don’t. I try to answer every individual that reaches out to me personally. And no matter what you say to me, I will almost always respond as a gentleman. There have only been a few exceptions over the years. That has been when someone has attacked my family or someone I consider family in a troll, mole, or hater type way. Then you get what I’ve inherited from my Father and Pappy Maietta. I do my very best not to go there, but at that point, they have earned it. My staff and I are proud of our publication that reaches over 58,000 homes and spills into four counties adjacent to us. We consider ourselves a partner with all the businesses that advertise within our pages. It is the responsibility of every employee I have, no matter their job title, to give our clients their best each and every week. I have great people working with me that

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make this all possible. I am proud of the support of the local business community and the response they receive to advertising within the Webb Weekly. It is our job to be the best advertising medium anyone may choose. Whether it’s Jim a classified ad or fullWebb, Jr. page ad, we are response driven with the same commitment. In today’s world, analytics is to advertising as it is to baseball — a great way to cloud the water and lose games. I believe you use all information possible; however, at the end of the day, the most important thing is to win on the scoreboard or ring the cash register. That is truly how success should be judged. I thank all who read the Webb Weekly, whether it is the hard copy or online. It is your readership and support of the local business community that advertises within our pages that make it all possible. Thank you for welcoming us into your home each week. If you have anything you would like to see within our paper, please let me or Editor Steph know. Steph has been with the Webb family since before we even began the publication. I have watched her grow before my eyes, from working in the mailroom and doing clerical work to being the editor of a

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direct mail publication with one of the largest distributions in the Mid-Atlantic Region. For those of you that think she’s my daughter, she is not. I like to think of her as my younger sister, however. Steph has put in a lot of time, sweat, and tears for the Webb family over the years. And anybody that knows my Father and I know that blood or marriage are not the only way to be considered part of the family. The Webb Weekly is grounded in God, Family, Country, and Community. This commitment will never waiver. We will always thank and support the servicemen and women that have provided American freedom since the Revolutionary War. We will always thank and support law enforcement. Without a safe neighborhood and community to reside in, you cannot enjoy your freedom. We will always thank God for all our blessings, which should begin with the day at hand and the ability to choose all that is good through the acceptance of Jesus Christ. It is up to all of us to make the most out of 2021. It begins with individual positivity and approach. It is accomplished through selflessness and togetherness. Simply put, we must love and take care of each other. We must not allow anything to divide us and our working in the name of good for community. We must all come to the understanding the answer is never more legislation or governmental dependency. God Bless America.

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s we, thankfully, say goodbye to 2020, it’s time to look forward and see what we can do to make 2021 a better year. COVID doesn’t seem to be going anywhere, but there is something that we can do to help those affected by COVID — donate blood and plasma. Particularly if you have recovered from COVID-19. People who have fully recovered from COVID-19 for at least two weeks are encouraged to consider donating plasma, which may help save the lives of other patients. COVID-19 convalescent plasma must only be collected from recovered individuals if they are eligible to donate blood. The Red Cross is currently looking for people who have fully recovered from this new coronavirus to give convalescent plasma for seriously ill coronavirus patients. You may qualify to help if you meet specific convalescent plasma and regular blood donation eligibility requirements: – Are at least 17 years old and weigh 110 lbs. Additional weight requirements apply for donors age 18 or younger.

– Are in good health. You generally feel well, even if you’re being treated for a chronic condition. Steph Nordstrom – Have a prior, verified diagnosis of COVID-19, but are now symptom-free and fully recovered from COVID-19. If you meet all the criteria above and are willing to help, please contact the Red Cross. To help meet the growing need for this product to treat COVID-19 patients, eligible individuals can donate their convalescent plasma with the Red Cross every seven days for up to three months. According to the American Red Cross, “Historically, convalescent plasma has been used as a potentially lifesaving treatment in some situations when new diseases or infections develop quickly, and no treatments or vaccines were available yet. Convalescent plasma is plasma collected from patients who have recovered from an infection and have antibodies that might help fight that infection — in this case patients who have fully recovered from COVID-19. More

recently, some information suggests that convalescent plasma could help some coronavirus patients — especially those who are seriously ill.” So, what exactly is Convalescent Plasma Donation? COVID-19 convalescent plasma is a type of blood donation collected from individuals who have recovered from COVID-19. The convalescent plasma contains antibodies that might help patients actively fighting the virus. Individuals who have fully recovered from a verified COVID-19 diagnosis can sign up to donate by completing the Red Cross’s Donor Request form. During a plasma donation, blood is drawn from an arm and sent through a high-tech machine that collects your plasma and then safely and comfortably returns your red cells back to you, along with some saline. Because of this process, donating plasma does take longer than a regular whole blood donation. In addition to plasma donations, The American Red Cross has a constant and ongoing need for blood and platelet donations. With the ongoing pandemic, the Red Cross needs the help of blood and platelet donors and blood drive hosts to meet the needs of patient care. Please schedule your next donation appointment now to help prevent another blood

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You Are a Masterpiece Note: This article appeared in the March 4, 2020, edition of the Webb Weekly. As you well know, the COVID shutdown hit the very next week. My articles tend to be summaries of the sermons I preach at church, and this article was the supposed to be the first in a 12-week series. Well, that didn’t happen. Now I’ve decided it’s time to take another run at it, so this is a restart. I encourage you to join us for this series inspired by Erick Rees’s book entitled, SHAPE: Finding

and Fulfilling Your Unique Purpose for Life, and by this incredible verse: For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago. Ephesians 2:10 NLT A Masterpiece? Really? eceiving Scriptural truth isn’t always easy. We sometimes find ourselves arguing with God—and this

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is one of those times. Let’s be honest, most of us don’t look in the mirror and think to ourselves, now there’s a masterpiece! In fact, we think just the opposite. We have a difficult time seeing the good because Tim we are so distracted Hartzell by imperfections and limitations. The main problem lies in our inclination to measure ourselves against others. In comparison to them, we see ourselves as less than. This is a fundamental problem— and one that must be overcome. God’s Word declares that you are a masterpiece. If you disagree, then you are rejecting a truth found in God’s Word. That disobedience is causing a ripple-effect of poor choices resulting in untapped potential and ongoing negative life-patterns generated by an incorrect view of self—and of God. Instead of being an overcomer, you have chosen to be a victim. My friends, this breaks the heart of God. The only way to overcome is to receive the truth that you are indeed

a masterpiece intentionally designed by God to serve eternal and holy purposes. To do any less is to commit arrogant sin against God. Paul confronted this arrogance when he wrote, “But who are you, a human being, to talk back to God? Shall what is formed say to the one who formed it, ‘Why did you make me like this?’ Does not the potter have the right to make out of the same lump of clay some pottery for special purposes and some for common use?” Romans 9:20-21. When we reject God’s truth, we also reject His sovereignty. That may sound harsh, but we cannot gain a correct view of self until we are willing to fully accept the sovereignty of God and His holy design. When we reject His sovereign design, we also reject our unique and holy purposes. You may not like hearing it - but doing so is sin. Listen, you are a masterpiece. In the gospel of John, chapter 9, we read about a very interesting interaction that took place between Jesus and His disciples, “As he (Jesus) went along, he saw a man blind from birth. His disciples asked him,

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And what about you? Is it possible that the very thing you hate about yourself is actually a masterful stroke of color splashed into the painting of your life to reveal the majesty of God? Do you think that God doesn’t know you, or that He has somehow forgotten you? Such thoughts are sin. They reject the sovereignty of God and reveal a basic distrust. Listen, you are a masterpiece designed by your holy Creator to reveal majesty and redemption and hope. The day you accept that truth and begin living as God’s masterpiece is the day you become an overcomer! “So we’re not giving up. How could we! Even though on the outside it often looks like things are falling apart on us, on the inside, where God is making new life, not a day goes by without his unfolding grace. These hard times are small potatoes compared to the coming good time, the lavish celebration prepared for us. There’s far more here than meets the eye. The things we see now are here today, gone tomorrow. But the things we can’t see now will last forever.” I Corinthians 4:17-18 MSG

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“Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” The disciples assumed that a baby being born blind had to be the result of something sinister. After all, who could ever imagine that God would design blindness into a masterpiece? Surely someone was to blame for this terribly unfair outcome. The disciples were making the same basic mistake we make. We assume that anything less than perfect is an error – or the result of sin and chaos. Our thoughts reveal our inability to accept the sovereignty of God. In a brief statement, Jesus revealed their lack of faith, “Neither this man nor his parents sinned,” said Jesus, “but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.” Jesus then healed the man – and over 2,000 years later, we’re still talking about it. The redemptive value of that man’s suffering, and the suffering of his parents, far outweighed their momentary grief and pain. God new exactly what He was doing. In blindness, He created a masterpiece that revealed the healing power of Jesus.

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as he puts it, “I have been put here to serve, not to receive.” Dennis Gruver was just a teenager when he volunteered as a junior member of the old Civil Defense Corp in 1955, serving as a ground observer spotting and reporting aircraft over the area. It was serious stuff as he was trained to report his sightings (dialing a 0 on the phone and asking for Air Craft Flash), and this continued even after his graduation from Montgomery Area High School in 1959. Dennis was groomed to take over as Civil Defense Director in 1965 when he was drafted and sent off to Vietnam. He returned home in 1968 and on December 29, 1969, was appointed the CD Director, a position that would later be changed to Emergency Management Coordinator, which he held until December 31, 2020. In those 51 years, Dennis has seen every kind of disaster imaginable, most of which related to water. When Montgomery had the highest river crest ever reported hit in June of 1972, Dennis and his team of volunteers set up 250 portable beds in the local high school to accommodate all the displaced families from the flooding. This turned into a major help center as even the water and sewer system broke down, and Dennis had to coordinate filling water cans and sewage disposal. It was quite a task for a guy in just his third year as director.

Years later, in 1996, it was the combination of a very cold winter that hit the area with heavy rain and warm temperatures. For several days, the borough of Montgomery had flooding combined with huge blocks of ice washing up and blocking the roads. Dennis had to coordinate with the local landfill to acquire equipment that was able to remove the junior icebergs that had landed in town. Dennis Gruver’s efforts have not always been appreciated, though. In 1999, a flash flood hit and created a great deal of damage. The mayor and

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town council were furious and blamed Dennis and decided to fire him from his directorship. The local citizenry, however, knew better. A town meeting was called, and 245 residents had signed a petition for a recall of the mayor and the councilwoman who was pushing Dennis’ removal. Needless to say, Dennis stayed in his position. Dennis Gruver’s success has several sources, not the least of which was his faithful wife, Nancy. As committed to serving as her husband, evidenced by decades of dedication to supplying Christmas presents and food for needy families in the area, her passing in February of 2019 was a blow to the entire community. After nearly 60 years of marriage, it would not be unexpected for Dennis to pull back, but his faith enabled him to keep moving forward. Dennis Gruver has put together quite a team of volunteers, many of which have served for decades. They spend endless hours in meetings, projects, work parties, parades, fundraisers and civic events, as well as time in training and preparations for floods, fires, train wrecks, and other possible disasters. And through the years they have worked hard to build up the necessary resources

as well. For such a small community, Montgomery has an incredible emergency management system. Their resources include an Incident Management Unit vehicle equipped with two-way radio communications, a Swift Water Team that utilizes four boats, and Special Unit vehicle for carrying various equipment such as three lights trailers, various pumps, generators and lights. Nothing paints a picture better of the commitment of Dennis Gruver than how he spent Christmas Day in 2020. Starting at 6:00 a.m. and every hour on the hour till 6:00 p.m., Dennis physically checked and reported the water levels at the two locations from the river and a local creek. When I asked why, he said simply, there was a danger from flooding, so someone had to do it. It would seem that someone like Dennis Gruver would be irreplaceable, but he found a rather reliable person to take over as director — his 45-year-old son, Greg. Dennis intends to still be around, attending meetings, checking water levels, training the new volunteers, etc. Dennis intends to serve as long as his health holds out or until the Lord calls him home. What a man and what an example!

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believed it was possible.” When asked if there was a moment or match that was most memorable, Mahonski replied that a couple stood out in particular. “I’ve had a lot of memorable moments, but a couple especially stand out. In the PA State finals my junior year of high school in 1972, I wrestled Wayne Packer from Bald Eagle. No one thought I could win. Wayne was beating me 8-0 at the end of the first period. I said to myself, ‘I’m going to have to pin him to win.’ So, I went out and gave it everything and was able to come back and beat him 13-12. Another great match was in 9th grade. I was set to wrestle Ben Shipman from Jersey Shore. He was a great wrestler, and I considered dropping weight to be in another weight class to avoid Ben. Coach Green pulled me aside and said, ‘You do what you want, but if you don’t face the best, you will be running the rest of your life.” Mahonski went on to win the match against Shipman. Second only to his parents, Mahonski credits wrestling for his success in life. “Wrestling is a life-changing sport. If a parent were to ask me whether their child should wrestle, I would tell them it’s brutal, hard, and tough. That’s why numbers are dropping. But it’s also a character builder. You are alone on the

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s we begin a new year facing a long, cold, and isolating winter, it may seem like there’s not much light at the end of the tunnel. However, instead of bracing ourselves against the lonely, dark days ahead, why not embrace sticking close to home with a bit of Hygge style? What is Hygge, and how do you say it? Hygge, pronounced “hue-gah” is a Danish/Norwegian word for a mood of coziness and comfort. Hygge as a lifestyle has become a major part of Danish

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decorative, you can create the sense of a fire with candles. Whether they are lit or battery-operated, candlelight gives you that Hygge feeling. Having personal Hygge style is a bit tricky to pin down. Since the concept of Hygge centers on comfy-cozy feelings, any clothing that makes you feel warm and snuggly would be Hygge. The core of Hygge fashion includes scarves, woolen socks, and neutral basics, like black turtlenecks and joggers, and roomy silhouettes. Again, Hygge style takes its cues from Danish designers’ aesthetics embracing head-to-toe knits and fair isle prints. However, Hygge style is not just for loungewear. Oversized button-down shirts, high-waisted wide-leg trousers, knit blazers, and heeled loafers are Hygge work-wear options. Also, try layered all-black outfits with a bulkier top half and a fitted bottom, like flat boots, black denim, and a cocoon style coat, for Hygge streetwear. Hygge beauty isn’t so much about products, but routines, general experience, and energy. If you are practicing any type of self-care, then a Hygge beauty ritual is right up your alley. Some ways to incorporate a Hygge sensibility to wellness and beauty include giving yourself a mini facial every time you wash your face. Try a warming mask instead of an exfoliating mask. As

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he motion picture industry has its Oscar Awards, the theater industry has its Tony Awards, so it is time that County Hall Corner should have its Larry Awards. Following county government for the past six years, I believe it is time to give some recognition for the amazing Locally Owned

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get to clovers, grasses and nuts and seeds to help make it through the winter months. Many of the hunters I have talked to related that the deer that they have taken had a welldeveloped layer of fat to help see them through the winter. But something to consider is the deep snow that we just experienced that was followed by the heavy rain. The rain packed down the snow and the subsequent below freezing temperatures created a hard icy crust on top of the snow. This is the scenario that makes it difficult for any wildlife to procure food of

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75 percent of the coyote population in a given area and they are quite able to reestablish their numbers. Coyotes don’t have any natural enemies, their greatest adversary is actually us — not only Ken do we hunt them, but we Hunter take out a pretty good number on our highways; I know this because I have a habit of identifying and counting dead animal carcasses as I drive down the highway. I’m not sure there are any figures to support the next statement, but I suspect there are nearly as many “incidental’ coyote kills as there are kills by those who are out on a dedicated coyote hunt. In other words, hunters who are hunting deer or some other game animal will often take a coyote if it presents a shot; a couple of years ago my wife did that very

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calls can also be rewarding. With all the deer gut piles and unrecovered deer left in the woods I suspect there are a lot of coyotes feasting on the carcasses possibly creating more hunting opportunities. With the snow too it will be possible to scout out coyote tracks; coyotes put one foot right in front of the other thus leaving an inline set of tracks. I think a winter night hunt would be especially intriguing. What’s more is the Pennsylvania Game

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*While supplies last

Prices Good through January 16th, 2021

Food stamps accepted here.

STOP IN OFTEN AS NEW DEALS ARE COMING IN EVERY DAY!

$AVE BIG ON ALL YOUR NAME BRAND GROCERY NEEDS! Now Open Monday - Saturday 8:00am - 8:00pm -- Closed Sunday High Risk and Seniors only hour is on Wednesdays from 8am-9am

Route 11, Northumberland -- 570-473-7102 • Route 11, Berwick -- 570-752-3712 Route 15, Montgomery -- 570-547-1003 Check our Website at www.shopsurplusoutlet.com for all of our employment opportunities