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efore I get started on a simple way to clip the wings of the self-serving inept feeding at the trough of the American taxpayer. I want to begin with a point made by a long-time Webb Weekly reader. He asked me to research and share what a United States Senator/Representative receives for an operating budget. This would be for their D.C. and state offices, administration, clerical, and complete budgeted allowance. To summarize what the Senators’ Official Personnel and Office Expense Account (SOPOEA) states — a senators’ allowance varies from $2,798,783 to $4,448,075 for a senator representing a state with a population of 28 million or more. So, in addition to their $174,000 base salary, the best benefits package possible, ten paid holidays, and part-time hours at best, the elected have built themselves a system where they are given $2.7 million-plus a year for operating expenses. Unbelievable! A tip of my Webb Weekly hat to John, a Vietnam Veteran, for his service to our Country and the intel he provided. There is only one way for “We the People” to take our government back. Term limits! This applies not only to the elected but to those appointed. Case in point, there is no way a Supreme Court Justice should die on the bench long after they are competent.
This is one of the most important jobs within the government regarding our very freedom and laws of the land. Term limits need to cover every position, including NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci, who has served in this capacity for 37 years. Before I get to my — you don’t have to go home, but you gotta get the heck up out of here — plan; let me tell you why it’s imperative to have term limits. First and foremost, we are at the point in American history where the longest-serving have proven the current system doesn’t work. The present state of our Nation is the indisputable evidence that those that have served for decades are the problem, not a solution. We must create the opportunity our founding fathers envisioned where anyone interested has the opportunity to run for office and serve our Nation. By having acrossthe-board term limits in place, more Americans — from every walk of life — will be involved in government, representing their state’s beliefs. By opening up elected positions on a more regular basis through term limits, you create more opportunities for younger Americans to be involved. This is exactly what our Nation needs. More energy, new ideas, and understanding of what’s actually going on in the real world. The Nancy Pelosis and
Mitch McConnells are so out of touch with the American people it makes me sick. This leads us to what builds a championship athletic team, a profitable and successful business, and is necessary to reform the federal government. Competition! Jim This will provide the best, Webb, Jr. most qualified, and hungry candidates for the job. It will demand a lean, mean, and more efficient form of national government. It will increase accountability and deter complacency. The current system is too easy for the elected to deceive and be re-elected based upon seniority. This enables you to bring home the most loot to your state and local district, creating the vicious cycle of incumbency. Term limits must not only apply to the elected and the appointed but to the staff. By having the proper system in place, reelection will be based upon office performance. This forces the person elected to choose more qualified staffing. Not just appoint people for political favor or correctness. A simple system to provide this is already in place — that which governs the office of President of the United States. The length of a term is four years, and you’re allowed a maximum of two terms. The same term of opportunity should apply from the Oval Office right on down to the federal dog catcher. No questions asked. The current term of a senator is six years;
the current term of a Congressman is two years. A term of four years is a much more balanced length for judgment. Let’s be honest, two years isn’t enough, and six years is too long. Let the people decide. If you are doing a good job, you get re-elected. After eight years in one position, you can run or serve in another capacity. For those that want to serve a lifetime for the American people, the opportunity is still there. You can serve at the local level, the state level, and then anywhere from 4 to 32 years as an elected official in Washington. If you fail to get re-elected or elected in the first place, you can still serve the American people in an appointed position. There are over 4,000 appointed positions inside the beltway. I’m sure there is one to match every seekers’ skill level or expertise. So, if your intentions are for the good and you want to work for “We the People” to make our Nation as strong as possible, the opportunity for a lifetime career is there. The better job you do at any position, the greater the chances for reelection, reappointment, or to run for election. These opportunities being created through job performance and earned respect. In 1995, 23 states had the opportunity to vote for term limits for elected officials. It passed in all 23 States. Next week, I will cover why the vote of the American people was ignored, and just what it will take to shed some light on the implementation of term limits. God Bless America.
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ell, y’all, we did it! We made it to March, and spring is in sight! We aren’t necessarily out of the winter woods yet, but I’m focusing on the future and warmer weather to come! One of the reasons that I’m looking forward to warmer temperatures is for my houseplants. I have close to two dozen plants these days, but it hasn’t been easy to keep them thriving this winter. I am happy to report that I only lost two along the way. One was a parlor palm that I think just got too cold, and one was a polka dot plant, and I’m not totally sure what happened to her. Polka dot plants are infamous for being drama queens. They literally faint when they need to be watered, but this gal just never returned like she usually would. But overall, I think I survived the winter reasonably well. I can’t wait to get spring sprung so I can get the kids fertilized and a couple in new pots. Having never cared for this many plants at one time, and never for this long, it’s been a fun and interesting learning experience. Learning about which plants like to be watered often — looking at you, prayer plant, and which ones would prefer you keep that watering-can to yourself — ahem, snake plant, has been a whole new thing for me. Winter makes this process even more difficult. In some cases, it’s been incredibly difficult and frustrating, but I keep moving along. I am lucky in that I have a huge front window that is north facing. That makes for
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Ninth Annual Raise the Region Takes Place March 10 By Lou Hunsinger Jr.
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oney is a significant lubricant that helps nonprofit organizations do the excellent work that they do. There is an amazing opportunity for people to help provide some of that monetary lubricant for their favorite non-profit when the First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania holds its Ninth Annual Raise the Region Fundraising event for 30 hours beginning Wednesday, March 10. Officials at the First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania (FCFP) in partnership with Blaise Alexander Family Dealerships are excited to announce Raise the Region 2021, an event to help the communities of Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Counties support local non-profit organizations fundraising efforts. “This is the ninth year for the fundraiser supported by FCFP and Blaise Alexander Family Dealerships. We are excited to host this regional event again, especially since so many of the local non-profits have not been able to fundraise this year due to COVID-19,” Jason McCahan, Director of Philanthropy,
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This Week’s LION United Churches of Lycoming County By Larry Stout
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his year is the 75th anniversary of one of the most amazing organizations in our area. The United Churches of Lycoming County grew out of twenty-four churches and two organizations that met in November 1945 to discuss how they could cooperate together. From that group, the United Churches of Lycoming County
was officially formed on January 4th, 1946. Since that time, nearly two hundred churches have participated in activities that range from ministry outreaches to nursing homes, prisons, colleges, radio broadcasts, food pantries, phone helplines, and a lot more. They established programs such as Shepherd of the Streets to provide spiritual and material help to those on the streets, confronting fear, hunger, homelessness, unemployability,
or other difficulties, as well as Family Promise, an organization designed to help families cope with temporary housing problems. This amazing religious and social services outreach that has continued for three-quarters of a century has not happened by accident. The success of the United Churches of Lycoming County can be attributed to the excellent leadership it has enjoyed over its long existence. From 1973 to 1990, the executive director was the eminent Dr. Alton M. Motter. Previously, he had served in a similar position on the St. Paul (Minnesota) Area Council of Churches from 1959 to 1973.
In that capacity, he was managing editor for a national magazine for pastors published by the Christian Century Foundation. Dr. Motter was selected to serve as a Protestant observer to Vatican II in Rome in 1965. When he retired from the leadership of United Churches in 1990, it would appear that it would take a giant to fill shoes as big as his. Gwen Bernstein was anything but a giant. A small, humble woman, Gwen was a Williamsport native who received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Anthropology from Lycoming College. She took a job at a local Baptist church as an administrative assistant and found
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et another one of the very sad offshoots of the COVID shutdowns has been a serious uptick in scammers. In the past few months, county and state government officials have warned the public more and more frequently about the new and improved flimflam artists. Even my Federal Social Security Benefit Statement included a large
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that he got $150,000 from the ongoing Emergency Financing and Debt relief program. He wrote, “They are giving out a free grant offer specifically placed to help people maintain the standard of living and eradicate poverty among people through the pandemic both retired, working, disabled, able, old and young…” It sounded like typical government verbiage, but I had no interest in the program. When I did not respond to my friend, he shared he knew another person who got $200,000 and that I should call his contact immediately (first name and phone number provided) before the program closed.
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For the next couple of days, I kept getting texts about how I needed to get in on this great deal. I responded with “thanks” and attributed his persistence to that of an overzealous friend. That was until we ran into each other on the street, and he told me that the texts were not from him. When I showed them on my phone, he was shocked! Someone created an account in his name and was obviously engaging his acquaintances totally without his knowledge. Just a few days later, another friend shared with me how an individual who identified himself as a bank official called to tell him that his account had been attacked and the hackers had all his financial information. The caller wanted to ‘review’ all his data so the bank could help him through this hack. His very wise wife overheard this and got him to hang up in time before the damage was done. He followed up and confirmed that the bank had not initiated any ‘review.’ PA State Representative Jeff Wheeland noted in a recent e-newsletter that residents should be aware that there is an effort to create fraudulent unemployment program claims or attempts to log into existing claims to redirect benefits payments. Fraudsters are working to steal peoples’
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T his 2 1/ 2 S tory , W ood Frame S tru ctu re home offers ov er 17 9 0 sq .ft of L / A w ith 4 bedrooms & 1 Bath. Home is situ ated on a nearly .0 9 A cre lot w / a detached Carport, S torage S hed w / A lley W ay separation, O n-S treet & off treet ar 1st oor fro t e tra ce into a large foy er/ liv ing room area w / a open staircase. T he spaciou s Eat-I n K itchen, L arge G aming room or Formal Dining area & off set L ibrary room complete the dow nstairs. 2 nd Floor encompasses 4 Bedrooms & Bath. A menities inclu de: Hardw ood Floors, fu ll attic storage area, fu ll cemented basement w / Bilco Cellar Doors, 2 0 0 A mp Electric S erv ice Box, U pdated N atu ral G as Fu rnace/ Hot w ater heater & Central A ir. Auctioneer Note: Home Bu ilt: Prior to 19 7 8 , potential bu y er has option to inspect for lead paint hazards prior to au ction – Tax ID 6 9-002-411. Please contact the au ctioneer for y ou r ow n priv ate show ing. Terms: o e sold / ec tors ed ate co fir at o ot ated ellers ash or ert fied chec the a o t of 2 000 00 re red o day of a ct o as dow n pay ment, pay able to I nterstate A u ction S erv ices, L L C Escrow . 6% Bu y er’ s Premiu m Charged and paid as part of the pu rchase price. A ll tests & inspections condu cted at potential bu y er’ s expense. A ll v erbal statements take precedence ov er prev iou sly w ritten materials. Property being sold “ A S I S , W HER E I S ” , N o gu aranties made by the seller.
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and life experiences in teaching his young charges the importance of preparing for the game of life long after their basketball playing days are over. An avid storyteller, Kriebel often engaged his players with tales from his playing days interspersed with conversations with his players about things going on in their lives and what they might like to do after their high school days were done. In response to a question about his job, the retired Allenwood correctional officer took the opportunity to relate a particular story about a one-time prisoner whose personal desire to turn his life around left an impressionable
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with Kriebel. One day in the recreation yard, Clausen approached Kriebel and asked if he remembered him. Guarded and suspicious, Kriebel turned him away. In a later conversation, Clausen related that he had been a ball boy for one of the semi-pro teams Kriebel had played for in the Philadelphia area. Kriebel then began to notice that Clausen seemed different than other inmates. He was articulate, staying away from the prison gang elements, continually seeking out educational opportunities, and counseling other inmates on ways to improve themselves. After serving 20 years in federal prison, a judge agreed to review Clausen’s case. The resulting appeal gave him his freedom. For the past few years, he has used his knowledge by being employed by an organization whose mission is to help other released prisoners improve their lives and gain meaningful employment. Using Clausen’s story as motivation for his players, Kriebel reached out to see if Clausen would be willing to share his story with the team. The 45-year-old readily agreed, and a zoom conference was soon established. Gathered around a computer in the school cafeteria, 17 junior high athletes were mesmerized as Clausen recounted his life story, relating how his love for basketball was destroyed by a negative attitude towards school and the bad decisions that followed. He told the players about the degrading experience of entering a federal prison, the prison gangs, the individual daily fight for
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Start by collecting a sample of your soil, then mail it back for analysis. Your Cooperative Extension will determine your soil’s pH level and nutrients, and give advice based on what you are planting. To read more about the Cooperative Extension System, you can visit https:// nifa.usda.gov/cooperative-extensionsystem. The three ingredients that will make up fertilizer are nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. The percentage of each will be listed on the bag, for example (10-10-10). The first percentage will be nitrogen,
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CAS ESTATE SALE 35 Marvin Circle, Williamsport. Thurs/Fri (maybe Sat.) Mar. 4/5/6 (snow dates Mar. 11-13) 8am-5pm. Furn. incl. glass coffee table/ end stands, 6’ LOOM, tons of yarn, sewing supplies, records, DVDs, rooms full of books, lots of costume and finer jewelry, linens, kitchen items, good clothing (mostly ladies XL), shoes, purses, vintage items, lots of handmade goodies from all over the world, pictures/paintings, patio set, box lots, and so much more. For pictures and more info: www.casestatesales.com (cas). 152556
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HESHBON PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2898 Heshbon Road, Williamsport (Turn Off Of Lycoming Creek Road) Worship 9AM, Sunday School 10:15 AM Come Celebrate Christ All Are Welcome! MUST WEAR A MASK. 151534 CLOTHING SALE
THE WECCC CLOTHES CLOSET, 901 Diamond Street, Will Be Having Their Semi-Annual Changeover Sale. 3/6 - 3/12, Buy One Get One! 3/13 - 3/17, Buck A Bag! Spring And Summer Clothes Will Be Available 3/22. 152715
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LORD JESUS FIREWOOD COMPANY, Seasoned Hardwood, Split, Delivered And Stacked $125.00/Load. Call Mr. Monroe At 570-220-5316. 152426 MIXED HARDWOODS From Oak, Hickory, Ash Cherry, Etc. $160.00 A Cord And Will Do Smaller Amounts. Will Deliver For A Small Fee. We Are Serving Williamsport And Surrounding Areas. Contact Brandon At 570-505-2253. 121212 FARM FEED
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BUYING RECORDS!!! Sonic Ascension Records Is Buying Albums And 45’s. Rock, Blues, Jazz, Punk, And Metal. No Collection Too Big Or Small. Cash Paid On The Spot! Call 570-3603486 Or Find Us On Facebook. 152709 CALLAHANʼS ANTIQUITIES 381 Broad Street Montoursville, PA. ALWAYS BUYING Quality Antiques, Gold, Silver Top Prices Paid With Immediate Payment. One Piece or Whole Estates. “Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America”. Open Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 570-368-2597. 152561
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CHARLENEʼS CLASSIC CASTAWAYS. She’s Thinking About Retiring!!!! Half Price Sale. Tons Of Great Fashion Items For Every Size; Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry And Accessories. Excludes Consignments And Designer Purses. Come In And try To Talk Her Out Of Retiring! Penn Hills Plaza, Muncy. Mon. 11-5, Tues-Fri 10-5. Sat. 10-3. 152710
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MINIATURE BORDER COLLIE MIX Puppies For Sale. Very Friendly, Easy To Train. Parents Are Both On Farm, Both Of Them Smile. Mature Weight 25-30lbs. Vet Checked And Shots. $1,000.00 Each. Call 570745-3840. 152719 PURE BRED LASSIE COLLIE Puppies For Sale. 2 Litters To Choose From. Will Be Vet Checked And Up To Date On Shots And Wormer. $800.00 For Sables, $1,200.00 For Tri-Coloreds. Ready To Go March 6th. Come Reserve Your Puppy Now. Feel Free To Stop In Friday Evenings Or Anytime Saturday. Find Us At 433 Wolf Hollow Road, Turbotville, PA. 17772. Call 570-437-2594 Saturdays Only From 1-1:30pm. 152554
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LOOKING TO HIRE Fence Installers In Williamsport. Previous Construction Experience Helpful But Not Required. Please Call 570322-5885. 152555 DRIVER WANTED AT Vinnie’s Italian Eatery. Must Have Own Car. Pay Is Between $16.00 And $18.00 Per Hour. Call 570-3261998. 152276
IMMEDIATE OPENING For Full-Time Experienced Dental Assistant. Must Be Proficient In Taking/Developing Digital X-Rays, Sterilizing Instruments And Chair Side Assisting In A General Dental Practice. X-Ray Certification Required And Experience With Dental Software Preferred. Competitive Wages And Benefits. Send
Cover Letter And Resume To: lycomingdentalpa.@ gmail.com . 152552 MEYERS MASONRY IS SEEKING Hard Workers With Drivers License For Steady Work. Good Pay. Will Train Motivated Workers With Desire To Learn Field Of Masonry. 570-2445922. 152421
Tuesday, April 13 @ 5PM Tuesday, August 18 @ 4:00pm L ocated 5 M iles W est of W illiamsport off S R 2 2 0 at 4 0 5 & 4 53 Front S Located 5 the Miles West ofofWilliamsport off SRard 220T w inp. L y coming Co. PA V illage L inden, W oodw the Village of Linden, Lycoming Co. PA
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P arcel 1 – 405 F ront Street: A Plus 3 Bedroom T w o-S tory V iny l S ided 2018 Chevrolet# Silverado 3500 Crew Cab 4WD, Duramax Package, Home S ituDiesel atedwith onAllison a L arge Corner L ot. K High itchen u nder renov ation, L iv ing R m. 6.6L V8 Turbo 6 Speed Transmission, Country 3LZ Package, Cajun Red w/12, th 200atmiles, ral Showroom ood Cond. or 2018 Harley or ce o ld o e ffice Davidson Fatboy CVO, 114 CI with Ape Hangers, Custom Exhaust and w ith S eparate Entrance, 2 Bathrooms & L au ndry R oom u nder R enov ation; only 1,100 miles, Showroom Condition. 2018 Kawasaki Ultra 310LX Jet Hardw ood Super & T Charged, ile Floors; N ewHydro Carpet; R eplacement W indow s; S ide Porch; Ski, Intercooled, Jetsound, Turf w/Alum. Load Rite Trailer. 2018 Equipter RB 4000 Roofchute Trailer, 20 hrs. Exc. Cond. 2008 2 Front & 2 R ear Entrances; 2 Propane Forced Hot A ir Fu rnaces; Cemented New Holland T2420 Tractor w/Super Suite Enclosed Cab, Gear Driven, Basement; 2 0 0 A mp S erv ice; W ell W ater & Pu blic S ew er; N ew W ell Pu mp; New Holland 270TL Front Loader w/72˝ Bucket & 2018 Woods BH90-X Cu lligan W Backhoe ater Sw/24˝ oftener; 2 4 ’ In X Exc. 3 8 Cond. ” Detached 2 Car G arage w ith Cement Groundbreaker Tooth Bucket, w/405 hrs. 1987 International Gooseneck Flatbed Wooden Deck, Hide Away Floor, W orkshop A rea Trailer & 12 ’ w/20´ O v erhead Door. Partially I nsu lated w ith O il Heat Ramps & Winch. 1994 Sun Tracker Model PH-30 Pontoon Boat w/Trail& Electricity . M acadam Driv ew ay s. T axes: $ 2 ,3 0 6.0 0 . No Buyers P remium. er. 2010 Polaris Model 800 ATV. 2002 Cadillac Seville SLS. 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD Pickup w/109,000 miles. 1965 Chrysler Newport (2-door P arcel # 2 miles. – 453 & 453½ F ront Street: A T w o-S tory V iny l S ided convertible w/75,612
Du plex Home a L arge L ot that 3 RealonEstate Parcels (6 can pm)easily be conv erted back to a single-
fa #1ly– ho e rst loor - Located o s sts ofFront Street, Linden oo th efi shed ard ood Parcel Investment Real Estate at 127 Parcel #2 –Brick A Scenic Susquehanna River Lot Located rear ofK 127 Floor, Fireplace w ith K odiak S tov to e the I nsert; itchen w ith Bu ilt-in Frigidaire ElectricStreet, S tov Linden e T op & O v en; Bathroom U nder R enov ation; N ew O il Fu rnace Parcel #3 – A Commercial 30´x55´ Commercial Block Bldg. Real Estate w ith W arranty Plenty of L arge W indow s Prov iding N atu ral L ight and a V iew Located at; 219 Front Street
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of the S u sq u ehanna R iv er. S econd Floor Consists of Eat-I n K itchen w ith Estate of Dallas Grove a Auctioneer: a ets s ath 570-966-2512. o e ffice rea all o ted eat Lori2Hessedroo Lauver, AU-002854-L, No Out State Checks & Cooling S y stem; Cu ofrrently R ented. T his Du plex has S eparate Entrances, Heating, Electric & S ew er S y ATTORNEY stems; Cemented Basement w ith Dry Basement S y stem; Bathroom; W ell W Taylor ater &• 570-320-7100 Pu blic S ew er; N ew W ell Pu mp; Cu lligan Mark W ater S oftener; Detached 2 Car G arage w ith Heat & Electricity , N ew G arage AUCTIONEERS Doors & O peners, M acadam Driv ew ay ; S torage S heds; S tamped S idew alk Lori Hess-Lauver AUCTIONEERING Entrance & R ear Brick#AU-002854-L Patio. T axes:• 570-966-2512 $ 1,658 .0 0 . No Buyers P remium. Call 57 Takes 0 -3 Precedence 2 2 -2 7 3 Over 7 or 57 0 Advertisement -3 3 7 -0 8 4 AllFor VerbalI nspection Information Day of Auction Written
2 . Terms: $ 8 ,0 0 0 . Dow n Each, balance w ithin 60 day s. No Buyers P remiums. Prospectiv e Bu y ers may condu ct v ariou s Property T estings Prior to S ale Day . A u c t i o ne e r’ s N o t e : I f yo u are l o o k i ng f o r a F i x e r U p p e r, t h e se are f o r yo u . Bo t h o f T h e se H o me s are P art i al l y R e mo de l e d, N e ve r F i ni sh e d. Estate of D allas G rov e Ex ecutrix : Heidi Edler
Attorney: M ark T ay lor, 57 0 - 3 2 0 -7 10 0 Auctioneer: L ori Hess L au v er, A U -0 0 2 8 54 -L , 57 0 -9 66-2 512 P h o t o s avai l ab l e at A u c t i o nz i p . c o m # 2 3 9 9 o r G o t o au c t i o n. c o m # 4 2 1 5
THE JAMES V BROWN LIBRARY is seeking a part-time (25 hours per week) Development/Marketing Office Assistant to perform various development tasks including but not limited to: maintaining donor database, preparing and processing mailings, gifts and correspondence, processing event registrations and attendee lists, maintaining solicitation lists, and creating fundraising reports. The ideal candidate for this position should have excellent communication skills and accuracy in their work, a customer service attitude and must be able to maintain confidentiality in donations and gifts to the Library. They should be proficient in Microsoft Office and G-Suite and have familiarity with the use of social media in marketing. Applications are available online at www. jvbrown.edu Please respond to: Karen Confer c/o James V Brown Library 19 E 4th St, Williamsport PA 17701 or kconfer@jvbrown.edu by March 12th. JVB is an EOE. 152734
THE JAMES V. BROWN LIBRARY is seeking a customer-oriented, energetic, and computer-literate Public Service Assistant. Parttime, 28 hours per week. Must be able to function in a fast-paced environment and multi-task. Public Service Assistants assist library patrons, answer telephones and direct calls, and promote the use of the library through friendly, efficient, and effective interactions. Must be able to work day, evening and weekend hours. Must also be willing to train and certify as a U.S. Passport Acceptance Agent. This is an entry level position. Applications are available online at www.jvbrown. edu. until March 20th. Respond to: Karen Confer c/o James V. Brown Library, 19 E. Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA 17701 kconfer@ jvbrown.edu JVB is an EOE. 152734 THE ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY PUBLISH ERS (ACP) is searching for an Executive Director. If interested, visit afcp.org or ifpa.com and click on the “Executive Director Search” link for more details. C11
TRENCO, INC. Williamsport, PA Driver Part-Time/Local Class A CDL Required 3 Yrs Experience Good Driving Record Do Not Apply In Person Call (570) 995-3601 Mon-Fri 9:00am-11:00am 152558 DISTRIBUTION CONCEPTS Williamsport, PA Full-Time Fork Life Operator/Whse Laborer Experience Required Do Not Apply In Person Call (570) 995-3601 Mon-Fri 9:00am-11:00am 152559
BUFFALO WILD WINGS Now Hiring Line Cooks And Cashiers. Must Be Available To Work Nights And Weekends. Please Apply At snagajob.com .152291
2021 - 2022 South Williamsport School District Kindergarten Registration
March 18th & March 19th BY A P P O I N T M E N T O N L Y
P re-Register Online Today! https: / / w w w .sw asd.org/ fu tu remou ntie Fu tu re M ou nties mu st be 5 y ears old on or before the first day of school - 8/31/2021 Call 570-327-1581 ext. 4466 for questions or assistance with Pre-Registration
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M.R. Logue Interiors ----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty
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CALL TODAY 570-447-0463 HIGHLAND LAKE MANOR Has Immediate Part-Time Openings For Cook And Waitress. Inquire within At 2826 Genesee Trail Road, Hughesville. 152263 JANITORIAL/CLEANERS. Part time office cleaning positions available in the Williamsport area. Monday - Friday 4:30pm to 8:30 pm. Call 717-5410618. 151926
MAKE THE CHANGE! RNs, LPNs, CNAs! Competitive benefits & Tuition assistance. Must have Strong work ethic with outstanding observation & communication skills. Jobs.hcr-manorcare.com 570-323-8627. 152115 WANTED DRIVER NEEDED
PART TIME DRIVER Wanted With Pick-Up Truck. Call 570-547-6343. 152162
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Chemcoat Inc. a family owned company has an opening for a CDL Class a Truck driver with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements. A passport will be required so that we can serve our customers to the north. If you need to acquire your passport Chemcoat will assist you. Our drivers operate tractors that are 3 years old or less. The tractors are equipped with APU’s, refrigerators, microwaves and have SiriusXM at no cost to the driver. We offer an excellent benefit package including Health, Eye and Dental coverage and have short and long term disability policies available at group rates. We also have a 401K program and time off pay available after your 90 day probation period. Our new drivers will receive a $1,500 dollar sign on bonus paid out in 3 payments. The drivers are compensated when they are required to complete a 34 hour reset while on the road. There is also compensation for load, unload and detention time. Not to mention liberal holiday breaks. The benefits of working for a small family owned business will become apparent as you enjoy the family atmosphere during our holiday luncheons, Company picnic, and Christmas party to name a few. If you would like to become part of our family please send your resume to jhursh@chemcoat.com or stop in to the main office and complete an application. We are located at 2790 Canfield Lane, Montoursville, PA 17754. 2790 Canfield Lane Montoursville PA 17754 570-368-8631
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BomaX Services
Construction • Remodeling • Carpentry Siding • Kitchens/Baths • Windows JEFF T. BOWER
570-971-0442
Since 1990
CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO: PA 036052 E-MAIL: bomaxservices@hughes.net
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LAWNCARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, Start Part-Time For Additional Income. Call 570-412-9461. 149417
RICHARTʼS FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR Make Spindles And Fix Old Rocking Chairs, Paint Metal. 570584-3215. 152099 FIND PEST CONTROL EXPERTS NEAR YOU! Don’t let pests overtake your home. Protect your loved ones! Call today to find great deals on Pest Control Services - 833-872-0012. M11 NEW AUTHORS WANTED! Page Publishing will help self-publish your book. Free author submission kit! Limited offer! 866-9517214. C11
HAKES LAWN CARE. Lawn Mowing, Trimming, Edging, Weed Whacking And Spring Yard Clean Ups. Fully Insured, In Business 12 Years. Ph. 570-220-9058 Free Quote. 152733
SERVICES WANTED HOUSEKEEPER
SEEKING RELIABLE, BI-WEEKLY Housekeeper With Own Transportation, Products And Supplies. Must Provide References. Pay Based On Experience. 570327-5917. 152290 LOOKING FOR HOUSE KEEPER Near Williamsport Home For Working, Elderly Couple. Live-In Or Bi-Weekly, Have Own Apartment And Private Entrance. Reply To P.O. Box 205, Muncy, PA 17756. 152565
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REAL ESTATE IN SEARCH OF
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NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 56 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES
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