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he upcoming 2021 Primary Election on May 18th may be the most important in Pennsylvania history. It will set the tone for how the Keystone State will be governed. Most importantly, as witnessed in the last 16 months, it will determine the power one man, the Governor, has, to directly affect your constitutional freedoms and daily life.

This issue has been brought to the surface not just by COVID-19 but by everything we’ve witnessed regarding social unrest, defunding the police, managing Pennsylvania energy, and representing all Pennsylvanians as governor, not just the individual you choose.

I have watched Governor Wolf make every decision possible to lead the largest corporations to record profits during his declaration of a Pennsylvania State of Emergency. At the same time, he has held small businesses hostage by ridiculous demands beginning with his declaring of essential or nonessential.

Anyone who thinks this is overstated didn’t go to a big box store or grocery store during the height of the pandemic.

While small business owners scratched their heads over how to survive, people were herded through your local big box and grocery stores.

His response to COVID exposed more people to the disease by creating the necessity to shop only a couple of places for everything. Meanwhile, small family-owned businesses were forced to close that sold the same products.

During the Governor’s shutdowns, more people walked through a big box line in an hour than are seen in most momand-pop shops in a week or longer.

I watched the hypocritical Governor

break his own ridiculous COVID rules, whether dining out, public appearances, or being caught on camera without a mask.

I remember watching Governor Wolf marching with the individuals who wanted to defund Pennsylvania policing in support of mob rule while throwing his own mandates to the wind. I found it beyond ironic the State Police who keep the Governor safe were the target of those marching next to Mr. Wolf.

This same governor harshly criticized and called out Pennsylvanians that peacefully and respectfully marched through Harrisburg to protest his stomping on constitutional rights.

I don’t have enough paper, and most of you don’t have enough patience to read through everything I could pen. The most despicable action was regarding his response to Coronavirus and manipulation of factual data needed to make life-saving decisions. This began early with manipulating the reporting of deaths from COVID. This was made possible by him declaring his State of Emergency powers.

The Governor, along with his Secretary of Health, Dr. Rachel Levine, made decisions that caused an unknown number of deaths within nursing homes.

Many, right here in our own backyard.

Like Governor Cuomo in New York, he lied about these numbers and refused to provide information and documents about the moving, placement, and death. The Department of Justice is investigating. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention Dr. Levine’s great efforts got her a promotion to within the Biden administration.

The most important thing we need to do as fellow Pennsylvanians is vote to

not allow any governor to have the power Gov. Wolf has exposed. This is a bipartisan issue and problem.

That leads us to three very important questions about proposed Pennsylvania Constitutional Jim Like Webb, Jr. Amendments. most questions that currently appear on any ballot, they are written to mislead and confuse the voter.

This is done intentionally in support of the political party and agenda behind the questions.

These questions were written in a very specific way by Governor Wolf, thenSecretary of State Kathy Boockvar, and Attorney General Josh Shapiro. They were written to make sure Governor Wolf retains his beyond-authoritative gubernatorial powers. Since the writing of and approval of these questions, the disgraced Secretary Boockvar resigned over failure to do her job in regards to transparency protecting the rights of sexual abuse victims.

So, here are the Cliffs Notes concerning the questions and importance of voting Yes. First question. Proposed Constitutional Amendment 1.

Termination or Extension of Disaster Emergency Declaration. A Yes vote takes away the dictatorial type powers of a governor, as witnessed recently.

It changes the current law to provide checks and balances, including the PA General Assembly, providing an agreed upon response through majority rule.

Vote Yes - Proposed Pennsylvania Constitutional Amendment 2.

Disaster Emergency Declaration and Management. Again, this is the process many people thought was in place prior to Governor Wolf ’s actions. It takes the ability away from an individual to declare and continue a disaster emergency

administration without the support of Pennsylvania’s Congress. It allows for those elected and those appointed from within their communities to have some say thru decision-making powers, not just the Governor.

Vote Yes - Proposed Constitutional Amendment number 3. Prohibition Against Denial or Abridgment of Equality of Rights Because of Race or Ethnicity.

This is a question I’ve heard much debate about due to the fact what is written is already provided by the Constitutional Rights of the United States of America.

In my common-sense mind and not legalese, a yes vote just confirms rights already provided. Again, I believe this question was designed to confuse.

By voting yes to all three questions, you keep our locally elected officials relevant in Harrisburg. The only way we have the power to change anything is through the empowerment of our locally elected. If they fail to represent us as intended, it is much easier to vote them out compared to someone at a state or national level position.

I also believe a Yes Vote is in order for the fourth question, which is Statewide Referendum - Making Municipal Fire and Emergency Medical Services Companies Eligible for Loans.

Its intentions are to provide extra money for Emergency Services. This for equipment and modernization of infrastructure. This is especially needed in small communities with volunteer fire departments.

We have been very blessed here in our little neck of Penns Woods. The changes needed to prevent what is occurring are possible. They begin with every school district, municipality, county, and locally elected position. The preservation of our very freedom begins through those elected from the very streets we live and support.

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et me tell you, Charlie and I are so excited about the BRAND-NEW special section in the paper this week. We are introducing our Spring Gardening and Planting section that you can find on pages 28-33. In this section, you’ll find everything you need to get started this gardening season!

Charlie and I both enjoy plants, though he leans more toward outside gardening while I am more of a houseplant person. The upside of this is he does all the prep-work for the tomatoes and peppers I’ll plant in a few weeks, and in return, I give him cuttings of plants I’ve propagated.

I’ve written in the past about my struggles with houseplants. The number of houseplants that I have killed is more than a little ridiculous.

I’m not sure what made me give having plants one last go, but I’m thrilled that I did. My plant babies make me happy. They brighten my home and make it healthier, and taking care of them — figuring out each one’s needs — is fun and interesting. I’m constant-

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or 33 years the Clinton County Speedway has provided the thrills and spills of the racing experience to race lovers here in northcentral Pennsylvania.

Their 33rd season got off to a good start on Friday, April 23 and promises many more moments of excitement throughout the racing season that extends into October.

The speedway is owned and operated by the Clinton County Fair Association.

The Speedway is located at 98 Racetrack Road in Mill Hall at the Clinton County Fairgrounds.

“The Clinton County Fair Association continues to make upgrades and improvements. Most recently we have expanded our grandstands,” Jason McGahan, a race promoter, told Webb Weekly.

“Central Pennsylvania has a strong history of dirt track auto racing and Clinton County is proud to be one of several speedways in our region.”

The RaceSaver Sprint Cars and the Limited Late Models alternate weeks as the featured division. In addition, the Pro Stocks, 270 Micro Sprints, 600 Micro Sprints and the 4 Cylinder Stock Car

comprise the Friday night five-division show.

The 410 sprint cars will make their first return in over a decade on Saturday, August 14th presented by NAPA. The RaceSaver Sprint Cars will compete in the Nittany 40 on October 2nd presented by Bill’s Happy Camper.

The Super Late Models will race on Saturday, Oct. 9th presented by Strouse Electric.

“We will also host several kid activities presented by Century 21 Bob Boob Reality. These include bike races, power wheels and a money and candy scramble,” said McGahan.

This Friday will feature Limited Late Models, Pro Stocks, 270 Micros, 600 Micros & 4-Cylinders. The events begin at 7:00 p.m.

Webb Weekly is a strong supporter of racing at the Clinton County Speedway.

We have sponsored a competing racing car since 2004. Webb Weekly sponsors the Roan Racing Team, which came into existence in 1990 after team member and driver; Chuck Roan had gone to view races at the newly opened Clinton County Speedway in 1989. He fell in love with sprint racing and decided he wanted to be a part of it and then formed the Roan

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In its 30-year history Roan Racing Team has competed at the Clinton County Raceway, Port Royal, Williams Grove, Selinsgrove, in Pennsylvania and Hagerstown, Maryland.

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If you are just starting out, some gorgeous plants are available that are really easy to take care of.

One of the easiest is the Snake Plant.

Or really anything in the Sansevieria family. They do great in low light and don’t require a lot of attention. I water mine maybe once a month during the summer, every six weeks or so in the winter. You want to make sure that the soil is pretty much bone dry all the way to the bottom and then give them a good soaking. When they are happy, they will produce ‘pups’ that you can then propagate and grow into new plants too!

Pothos are also really pretty plants.

They come in many stunning varieties (looking at you, Marble Queen, and Pearls & Jade) that are super easy to take care of. Much like the Snake plant, they do well in lower light or bright indirect light (but not direct) and don’t require a lot of water. The only caveat to pothos tolerating low light is if your pothos is highly variegated (like the

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Only the green parts of the leaves can make energy for the plant, so it must be able to get enough light for energy, or its growth will slow, or the leaves will compensate for the lack of light by becoming more green.

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There is a lot at stake, and everyone who takes the time to go vote should also take the time to make a meaningful choice in their selections.

So, first off, look at the ballot BEFORE you go to your voting location. This is extremely simple — go to lyco.org, and under the “departments” heading, scroll down to “Voter Services,” and from there, you will find eight categories under “May 18, 2021, Municipal Primary.” Select your municipality, and you will see the exact ballot that will be given to you when you enter the voting booth.

For example, suppose I live in Loyalsock — the first thing I must do is choose which political party I am voting for since this is a primary election. If the voter is independent and has not registered with a party, they should click on the “QuestionOnly Sample Ballot for 3rd Party Voters.”

Since I am a registered Republican, and

after choosing that, I will note that there are seven voting stations in Loyalsock Township. If I live in Precinct 1, I see I will be voting at St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church at 1400 Market Street. If I click on that link, I will see the official ballot.

The first four blocks on the ballot will be standard through all county precincts.

They are for a Justice of the Supreme Court (Pennsylvania’s highest court), a judge for the Superior Court (one court lower than the Supreme Court), and two judges for the Commonwealth Court (the court directly above the Lycoming County Court of Common Pleas). There are different individuals for each party.

Who are these people? I simply went on Google and typed in their name and the county they were from (which is on the ballot itself) and had no trouble

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And finally, as has been noted in previous columns, the two constitutional amendments related to the governor’s unlimited emergency powers can be limited to 21 days. Only extended by the legislature would require a YES vote for these amendments. A NO vote would continue the present status quo. The third constitutional amendment on the ballot is a Prohibition Against Denial or Abridgment of Equality of Rights Because of Race or Ethnicity, which is very odd as it is already a law; this appears simply as political posturing. The last is a Statewide Referendum Making Municipal Fire and Emergency Medical Services Companies Eligible for Loans, which would allow paid fire companies to have access to lowinterest loans already offered by the state for volunteer companies. This is more complicated than it looks, and local fire companies are concerned it may limit the resources available to them.

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finding information about each one. The importance of the judiciary at all levels means that voters should not skip over these choices or just check off someone because their name looks nice. Think of it this way — if you had a case come before one of these courts, which one of the candidates would you prefer on the bench?

The fourth section and the only county office on the ballot is for sheriff, where the incumbent Mark Lusk is running again and facing a Republican challenger Daniel Strailey from Montoursville Borough. The Democratic ballot has no one running for this position.

Next on the ballot are the local candidates for four-year and two-year positions for School Director, which are members of the school board for that area’s school district.

There has been quite a bit of controversy relating to schools during this COVID time, resulting in many new candidates for these positions. Here the research is a bit more difficult because these are not necessarily ‘name’ people but folks who have concerns about their school district and want to empower their voice for those concerns.

If a name is unfamiliar, ask a neighbor, friend, or try (as a last resort) social media.

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Managing Director, John F. Letton states that during the winter months many improvements have been made, the lobby having been re-decorated, and is now very attractive. An experienced gardener is in charge of the beautiful lawn and in another week or two a profusion of flowers will be seen.

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Mr. Letton states that now it is the intention of the management not to close the Park Hotel during the coming winter season, but to keep it open during the winter for the benefit of the many permanent guests and a special winter rate will be made for the winter months.

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THE LYCOMING COUNTY PATRIOTS CAREFULLY VETTED AND FULLY ENDORSE THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES: • KEVIN BROBSON - PA Supreme Court Judge • DENISE DIETER - Magisterial Court Judge • MARK LUSK - Lycoming County Sheriff • DAVID YOUNG - Montoursville chool oard airfield pper airfield wp.

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the eastern coast of the United States, but could extend as far west as Missouri and Illinois. Cicadas are preparing to climb trees, start their incessant mating calls, which experts at Iowa State University note have been likened to “pressing scissors against a grind wheel in rapid succession,” and shed their exoskeleton shells in a neighborhood near you.

Expect to start seeing them in late April and early May. Cicadas are unique insects. Despite their large size and bulbous eyes, cicadas aren’t harmful to humans. Nymphs live in the soil and feed on roots. Mature adults come out in the spring to breed and lay eggs after being triggered by warmer soil temperatures. The University of Florida’s Book of Insect Records says the noises cicadas “sing” are how they

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Brood X is waiting to peek out of the soil, and communities will have about a month to cohabitate with these interesting insects before they say, “Until we meet again.”

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It is easy to distinguish cicadas from other insects. Cicadas quite large, measuring at .75 to 2.25 inches in length.

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Night Sky Tour What: Take a tour of the night sky to view Mars and the springtime constellations. Bring your own binoculars or telescopes, flashlight, and bug spray. You must bring a mask to attend this program! Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Friday, May 14 from 8:00-9:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Western Boat Launch in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Dinner What: Beer battered of broiled haddock dinner or lasagna dinner. Open to the public. You must wear a mask upon entry.

When: Friday, May 14, 2021, 4:00 to ?

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Take out or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders.

Band What: G.C. and Company band Open to the public. You must wear a mask upon entry. No cover.

When: Friday, May 14, 2021, 8 p.m.

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

Tire Collection What: Tire collection for Mifflin Township residents. Up to 12 car and/or light truck tires accepted free of charge.

When: May 14th from Noon-6:00 p.m.

Where: Mifflin Township Bldg., 106 First Fork Road, Jersey Shore

E-Cycling Day What: Electronics recycling event where people can bring their unwanted electronics for a safe and secure recycling. The event is sponsored by the Williamsport Rotary Club. Donations accepted (minimum donation is $5), proceeds benefit the Rotary Community Grant Program. Items are recycled by KVS Computers, the area’s official R2 certified electronics recycler. Examples of items that you can bring include flatscreen TVs, computers, cell phones, laptops, printers, radios, and tablets. Items that can’t be accepted include older box TVs, washers, dryers, microwave ovens or other appliances. www.williamsportrotary.com or on Facebook.

When: May 15, 2021 from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Williamsport YMCA, 614 Walnut Street, Williamsport.

Annual Plant Sale What: Montoursville Garden Club annual plant sale.

Homegrown plants at great prices.

When: Saturday, May 15th, from 9:00 a.m.-noon. No early sales.

Where: Indian Park Montoursville, Pavilion #5.

Bygone Town of Ricketts Tour What: Discover where the lumber town of Ricketts used to stand and learn some history along the way. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray. This area has ticks. We will meet at the Visitor Center, and then we will drive out to the site. You must bring a mask to attend this program! Registration required by emailing Ranger Sarah Derr at sarderr@ pa.gov or calling 570-477-5675.

When: Saturday, May 15 from 9:00-10:00 a.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Meat Raffle What: Meat raffle. Outdoor please bring lawn chair.

When: May 15th from 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Where: Zafar Grotto, 381 E. Second Ave., S. Williamsport.

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Tractor Parade and BBQ What: 16th annual Tractor Parade and Chicken Barbeque. Come out and spend the day admiring older tractors either in the park or during the parade through Nippenose Valley. Bring your tractor and be a part of the parade! There will be a chicken barbeque and other refreshments available. For more information or to register your tractor for the parade call Virginia Lehman at 570-745-3505.

When: Saturday, May 15, 8:45 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Rauchtown Community Park, Rauchtown.

Discover the Tiadaghton What: Tiadaghton State Forest is made up of over 146,000 acres of forest, water, mountains, and valleys, with history and recreational opportunities around every turn. Stop by the headquarters of this forest district, the LEED gold certified Tiadaghton Resource Management Center, and get a tour of the interpretive displays it offers on the natural and logging history of the region, as well as take in the beautiful view down the Pine Creek Valley from the back deck, and then go on a moderate 1-mile hike around the campus. Please contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov or (570) 753-5409 x 132 for more info.

Free program.

When: Sat May 15; 10-11a.m., 1-2 p.m.

Where: Tiadaghton Resource Management Center – 10 Lower Pine Bottom Rd. Waterville.

Fallen Soldier Scholarship Ride What: The Jersey Shore Post 36 Legion Riders are once again hosting this annual ride. There will be a 50/50 drawing as well as a dice roll. Ride will end at the Muncy Legion, where a hearty meal will be served starting at 3 p.m. Musical entertainment by southern rockers, The Last Rebels. This event is open to the public. Please join us for a day of fun and comradery and supporting your veterans!

When: Sunday, May 16. Registration runs from 10-11:30 a.m.

Where: Post 36, 320 Seminary St., Jersey Shore.

Dinner What: Beer battered of broiled haddock dinner or black

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Roast Beef Dinner What: Roast beef take-out dinner – menu: roast beef, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas & carrots, roll & butter, lettuce with bacon dressing, apple sauce and angel food cake with strawberries. Advance reservations recommended by calling Joann Murray at 570-547-1340.

A limited number of meals may be available without reservations on a first come, first served basis.

When: Saturday, May 22, 2021. Pick up between 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. following social distancing protocols.

Where: Eagle Grange Hall at the intersection of Route 15 and East Blind Road, Montgomery.

Hike the FXK Trail What: The Francis X. Kennedy Ski trail is one of Tiadaghton State Forest’s most northern trails, and is named after the late former district manager, Francis Kennedy, who was a combat wounded WWII veteran and member of the infamous 10th Mountain Division.

Under his management, the first cross-country ski trails on State Forest Land were created in the early 1970s.

Come along as we hike this moderate 4.6-mile loop trail. Registration required. Please contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov or (570) 753-5409 x 132 for more info and to register. Free program.

When: Saturday May 22, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Where: Trailhead/parking is about 24-miles north of Waterville. Exact location will be sent to registered participants.

Chicken BBQ What: Chicken BBQ. Pick up only. Pre-order only.

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When: May 23rd from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: Zafar Grotto, 381 E. Second Ave., S. Williamsport.

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CHURCH Clothing Donation What: Adult and baby clothing and shoes donations drop-off.

When: Thursday, May 13, 2021 – Curbside. 3:00 p.m.4:30 p.m. Note: day & time change!

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Free Dinner What: Free community dinner – curbside delivery.

When: Thursday, May 13th from 5:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Fundraiser Dinner & Soup What: Meatloaf, Scalloped potatoes, veggie, Cole Slaw, roll & dessert. Potato soup with rivels by the quart.

Dinner: adults are $10.00, children are $5.00. Soup is $6.00 per quart. Take-out only, phone 570-326-0191.

When: Friday May 14 from 4:30-6:00 p.m.

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

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: The World Is Not Our Home. Revelation 2:8-11 All are welcome to learn

Election Day Dinner What: Primary Election Day Supper (Clair D. Thompson Memorial). Take out meals only.

When: Tuesday, May 18 from 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 236 S. Main Street, Jersey Shore. Curbside pick-up on Thompson Street side of the Church.

Free Clothing What: Daniel’s Closet. Free clothing giveaway. Safety guidelines apply.

When: Saturday, May 22nd from 8:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

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Post Meeting What: American Legion Post 0617 Post Meeting When: Saturday, May 15, 2021, 10:00 a.m.

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

Home Association Meeting What: American Legion Home Association Meeting When: Saturday, May 15, 2021, 11:00 a.m.

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

Healthy Lifestyles Meeting What: Enjoy a healthier body by learning a healthy lifestyle at weekly meeting and discussion.

When: Saturdays through June 12 at 10:00 a.m.

Where: Garden View Church of Christ, 1941 Princeton Avenue, Williamsport.

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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Drive Thru Dinner What: Holy Spirit Lutheran Church is holding a drive thru dinner. Menu is meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, coleslaw and dessert. Cost is $10.00.

When: Saturday, May 15th from 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. or until sold out.

Where: Holy Spirit Evangelical Lutheran Church, Route 44 between McEwensville and Turbotville.

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When: Sunday, May 16th. Sunday Morning Service time - 10:15 a.m.

Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport.

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Hump Day Hike What: Come and hike away the stresses of the week with this monthly, after work evening hike. For May, we will be hiking an easy-to-moderate stretch of the Mid-State Trail to a vista, covering 2-miles in total. Registration required. Please contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov or (570) 753-5409 x 132 for more info and to register. Free program.

When: Wednesday May 26, 6-8 p.m.

Where: Waterville, exact meeting location will be sent to registered participants.

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irst off, I am so sorry I missed Mother’s Day! I knew weeks ago what I was going to write about, and last night said to my hubby how I was writing for Mother’s Day this week. He is the one that pointed out I would be a week late. I was so disgusted!

I look so forward to special weeks like this and holidays — I live for holidays! Mother’s Day is such a special day, though, but I guess it’s still technically this week, so I will write about it anyway.

I always knew I wanted to be a mom. Back when I was younger, I wanted four kids. All four years apart. (Was I crazy!?) I got married in 2005 at the young age of 19 but knew we didn’t want kids right away. We wanted to wait at least a few years. In October of 2008, I found out I was pregnant.

I remember my heart dropped, and it felt so unreal. I had to tell my husband right away, so my cousin Lindsay Clark and I drove down to Jiffy Lube, where my husband was working at the time as a second job on the weekend.

On the stereo in the car, I played “With Arms Wide Open” by Creed. A song about having a baby that I always loved. Plus, at the time, they were one of my favorite rock bands. With that song playing in the background and him in his sexy Jiffy Lube mechanic get up, I told him we were having a baby. He was as surprised as I was, but very excited!

Even though we were trying, it was still like, “Holy moly, Batman, this is really happening!?” We were both still young but very excited to make our family bigger. I couldn’t wait to hold this baby in my arms. My very own baby!! I could dress them up, and they would call me Mommy. I couldn’t wait for their first

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Let me just tell you that this kid gave me a run for my money before he was even born! I was so darn sick. Like, morning, afternoon, night, in the car, at work, and in public. It was awful!

God bless my husband; the first few weeks, he would come pull my hair back when I got sick.

By month six, my doctor finally gave me medicine after losing 34lbs. They probably figured this chick could stand to lose a few pounds, I guess. Gee whiz, that wasn’t the way to do it!

I was due July 25, on my dad’s birthday. In the blazing heat of the summer. Was I crazy, again!? What were we thinking!? I mind the heat so much, and now I was carrying around this baby in the heat of summer! July came.

My feet were as fat as fat, but I looked good. I think I carried most of my weight in my feet, honestly. Hahaha! A week before my due date, I was walking around at the Hughesville Fair! I ran into people I knew, and they thought I was crazy. Nine months pregnant, and it was hotter than hot, but I was loving life! You know why!? It was the best I had felt in months! I wasn’t sick anymore! I walked around that fair, licking the delicious, powdered sugar off my fingers from my funnel cake, and showed off them sexy fat toes in my flip-flops. I was living high.

July 25th came, and no baby. July 26th, no baby. July 27th, my water broke, and contractions started at 3:40 p.m., and we headed out to the hospital at 6:00 p.m. that night to

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meet our baby. I had to finish baking my peanut butter cookies with blue sprinkles for all my hospital guests after he was born, and we needed dinner first! Little did we know that it wouldn’t be until July 28th at 6:38 p.m. until he was born.

Tyler John McElroy gave his momma a run not only in the womb but trying to get out also. But there he was, 8lbs. 10 oz., jet black hair, and a cute little curved little pinky just like his momma. My heart melted. I instantly fell in love. I never knew being a mother could feel so incredible! I have dreamed of this my whole life! I never knew what I wanted to do for a living, but I knew 110% I wanted to be a mother.

Then, five years later, our precious little Ken-

zy Mae was born. A little bit easier pregnancy and much smoother labor. We were blessed with a son and a daughter who completed our family. I have kissed boo-boos. I have read probably thousands of bedtime stories.

I love watching my daughter out in the yard pick me flowers and come running through the yard excited to give them to me. I have watched my son grow into such a fine young man who loves his momma more than anyone in this world. I swear he is the biggest fan of my cooking too. He always tells all his teachers about me. *giggles* Then my daughter literally prays and thanks the Lord at dinner that her momma is a “good cooker.” She has prayed this for years now, and it is the sweetest thing! Have I been the

most perfect mother? No. Have I made mistakes? Yes. But have I loved and cared for my children as much as I possibly can and give them a warm and loving home? YES! Is being a mom my most favorite thing ever? YES! It is the best job in the whole world, and I am so grateful for the time I had with them at home before they went to school. They made me a momma, and there is nothing in this world I would rather be. I hope all you mommas had a very wonderful day on Sunday. That your kids showered you with sweet homemade cards, made you dinner, and told you how much they loved you. Because whether you are a stay-athome momma, working momma, step momma, foster momma, or all the above, you are amazing! Happy Mother’s Day, Beautiful!

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Growing Peppers

By Charlie Gizenski

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rowing peppers is not difficult. You can start them indoors or buy mature plants.

Peppers like to be warm, so do not plant them in the ground until late May. They come in a variety of sizes, colors, flavors, and heat.

The pepper’s flavor comes from capsaicin. A pepper’s heat is rated based on the Scoville Heat Units (SHU), which measures

the level of capsaicin. If a plant tag does not indicate the SHU, ask an employee.

Bell peppers are available in different colors. I plant green peppers and then let them ripen to a red color, which makes them sweeter. The SHU for a bell pepper is 0.

Every year I grow banana peppers; they are my favorite.

Their SHU can be 0-500.

Banana peppers are yellow in color and are great to eat raw, on a sandwich, or pickled.

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have different SHU, I would recommend that you place them in other areas of the garden. I have personally had bell peppers cross-pollinate with some Jalapeno peppers. I always make sure I keep peppers separated and sometimes not even plant the hotter ones in the garden. They usually find a home in a garden pot next to the house.

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I also like to include cherry peppers in my garden. Cherry peppers are great for people who cannot tolerate spicy peppers but want that flavor.

The SHU for a cherry pepper is 100-500. We can these along with the banana peppers so we can enjoy them during the winter B e s a months.

Ghost peppers are on the opposite side of the Scoville scale. If you plan to plant these, I recommend wearing latex gloves when harvesting and clean them outdoors. This pepper is 100 times hotter than a jalapeno and rated 1,000,000 on the SHU scale, which is just under pepper spray.

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Eight Garden Tools for Beginners

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he right tool for the job is essential to working safely and efficiently. This is as true in the workplace as it is in the garden.

Novice gardeners may not know where to begin in regards to which tools they need.

The following are eight items that can serve as a solid foundation for beginning gardeners.

1. Gloves: Your hands will be working hard, so it pays to protect them from calluses, blisters, splinters, insects, and dirt. Look for water-resistant gloves that are also breathable.

2. Hand pruners: Hand pruners are essential for cutting branches, cleaning up shrubs, dead-heading flowers, and various other tasks. Choose ergonomic, no-slip handles that will make work easier. Rustresistant, nonstick blades also are handy.

3. Wheelbarrow: A wheelbarrow can transport gear to garden beds or tote dirt, leaves, rocks, and other materials around the landscape. A good wheelbarrow is strong but light enough to maneuver when full.

4. Loppers: Long-handled loppers will fit the bill for thick branches. The long handles provide leverage to cut through branches an inch or more in diameter.

5. Hand trowel: A hand trowel is a handy tool that lets you dig holes or unearth weeds. While shopping for a trowel, consider getting a hand-held garden fork, which can aerate soil and cut through roots.

6. Hose/watering can: Keeping gardens hydrated is part of ensuring their health.

That makes a hose and a watering can two invaluable tools to have around. Invest in a lightweight, expandable hose if storage space is at a premium. An adjustable nozzle will enable you to customize the water flow as needed. A watering can is an easy way to tote water to hard-to-reach pots and containers.

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can’t be hurt or disappointed again. Or maybe we’ve pulled away because we’re just lazy or selfish. Regardless, when we are absent, we end up missing out on the miracles God provides to fortify our faith.

Some of you have lost touch with your church family due to Covid. Long months of isolation and division have resulted in you feeling disconnected — and you’re not really sure how to get back into the swing of things. Maybe you’ve discovered that life without church actually seems better. That’s possible. After all, the Christian faith is one of selfless sacrifice, discipline, service and suffering, so staying away is

certainly easier.

But let me ask you, is your faith strong and vital? Is your Christian life victorious? Is easier really better? I can’t answer those questions for you, but I’ll guess that if you’re absent from your faith community, then you’re missing out on the miracles needed to fortify your faith. Like Thomas, you may be absent and doubting.

Maybe absence hasn’t caused your faith to falter. That’s nice, but I can assure you that your absence has caused someone else’s faith to falter. Keep in mind, your faith community isn’t just about you. It’s a community — that means your faith is important to someone else. If you’re not

there, your faith isn’t fortifying others in their hour of need. They are suffering because you are absent. Are you aware of that loss?

Present A week later, Jesus again appeared to the disciples, and this time, Thomas was with them. Because he was present, he had the opportunity to hear Jesus’ voice and to see and touch His scars. That miracle fortified his faith and Thomas declared, “My Lord and my God!” I find it interesting that Jesus didn’t go to Thomas one on one. It was a week later when Jesus appeared to the disciples again. He had plenty of time

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at the lake? It really doesn’t matter. He should have been with the disciples. His absence resulted in him missing out on a major event intended to fortify his faith. Without that miracle, his faith faltered. I guess that’s why the nickname stuck. Had Thomas been where he was supposed to be, he never would have doubted.

Have you ever pulled away from your family of faith in the midst of a struggle or distraction? Why do we do that? Why do we pull away at the very moment we need them the most? Could it have something to do with our fear of transparency or being judged? Maybe it’s our way of giving up on hope so we

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Friends we need our faith communities.

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when He mentioned you and me to Thomas.

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Unlike Thomas and the disciples, you and I must believe without the benefit of seeing, hearing, and touching Jesus.

This is why we need each other. Gracemoments still happen, but they tend to be connected to community as we love and serve each other. In these gracemoments, we do get to hear and see and touch as we become and are served by the hands and feet of the risen Jesus.

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What is preventative health care? - Preven- rious illness with COVID-19 it stands to reatative Health Care consists of measures taken son that if more people were healthy, fewer for disease prevention that can prevent or de- people would get seriously ill.

What other scientific evidence is there tect diseases and medical conditions before they become serious problems. Annual phys- to support the importance of preventative icals, immunizations, flu shots and certain health care? - Experts have stated for many tests and screenings are some examples of years that exercise and proper nutrition are preventive care. A Proper diet, regular exer- necessary to an individual’s health. These cise, and maintaining an optimal weight are same experts have also stated that Chronic disease is more likely to occur in someone also part of a preventative health care plan.

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The report highlights that there is “not a single example internationally” of a country with low levels of obesity—classified as less than 40% of the population overweight—and high death rates.

How could agencies like the YMCA and other fitness centers work with government and regional health systems to improve the health of the population in our area? - This is not something the YMCA or any other wellness business will be able to have an impact on without help from an entire community. Our goal is to identify the obese population and then reach out to support them through a lifestyle change. We know that many overweight, obese and inactive people are not motivated to exercise so we need to put our arm around them and walk them through the process of becoming more active and making small lifestyle changes. If we all collectively can focus on decreasing obesity by staying active ourselves or inviting someone else to be active with us eventually, we will be able to start lowering our nation’s obesity rate. Think of the statistics above related to Covid death rates compared to overweight percent of the population - These statistics make it clear that if we can decrease obesity and increase activity, we will save lives.

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Exercise provides many benefits beyond just weight loss including lower risk of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, dementia and Alzheimer’s, several types of cancer, and some complications of pregnancy. Additionally, exercise helps to improve sleep, including related issues such as insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea. It can also improve cognition, including memory, attention and processing speed, less weight gain, obesity related chronic health conditions, bone health, balance, depression, and anxiety. According to the American Heart Association, better health means a better quality of life and an improved sense of overall well-being.

Through analysis of Johns Hopkins University virus mortality data and the World Health Organization’s (WHO) data on obesity, the World Obesity Federation—a non-profit associated with the WHO—calculated that 2.2 million of the pandemic’s 2.5 million global deaths were in countries with high levels of obesity. The report found death rates were 10x higher in countries where more than 50% of the population is overweight, pointing to the U.K. and the U.S. as examples. The U.K. has the third-highest death rate in the world (184 deaths per 100,000 population) and the fourth-highest obesity rate with 63.7% of adults classifying as overweight, closely followed by the U.S., which has 152.49 deaths per 100,000 and

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You want to wear natural fibers like cotton and linen in minimal silhouettes to stay as cool as can be expected.

Lastly, when it comes to summer, you should not only be mindful of outfit mistakes but also makeup mishaps. A full face of makeup can quickly turn into a sweaty, runny, melty mess as summer ramps up. Substitute thick concealer with a light BB cream and black eyeliner with brown. Opt for a more natural shade of lipstick, or simply use gloss without a lipliner for a breezy beauty look. Don’t forget to swap your perfume as well. Go for clean, lighter scents this season, and if it’s really hot, skip scent.

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For the most part, people don’t wear all black in the summer, even though I wouldn’t argue against a black linen shift dress or black tank top. What you want to avoid are all-black accessories. Black shoes and a black bag can weigh down a summer look. Instead, opt for colorful pieces with neutral outfits, like a pink sandal and purse set with a white tee and beige pull-on pants. Or freshen up that black linen dress with pastel or neon pieces. And don’t feel you need to match your shoes to your bag. Especially with a minimalist outfit, mixing things up with different color or pattern combinations allows your accessories to be fun and make a statement.

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armer weather, sunshine, and blooming flowers are all characteristics of springtime that everyone looks forward to after a harsh winter. While we’re enjoying the change of seasons, it’s easy to forget the more unfavorable issues to consider, such as ticks, especially if you’re spending more time outside.

Tick season begins simultaneously with the start of spring but doesn’t end until mid-to-late October. This is the time of year that you should be checking for tick bites, as they can transmit Lyme disease.

What is Lyme Disease?

Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that ticks carry if they bite infected mice or deer. Infected ticks can then transmit the disease to you through their bite. This disease affects thousands of Pennsylvanians each year and is the most reported infection transmitted by an insect to humans in the United States.

Removing Ticks Safely After 24 hours of tick attachment, the risk of getting Lyme disease rises to 15%, and to even higher levels after 48 to 72 hours. If

you notice a tick attached to you or a loved one, you will want to remove it as quickly and safely as possible. It’s important to know that you should not swat, smash, or squeeze it, as it can accelerate the infection process. Ultimately, it is best if the tick stays intact during removal as Lyme disease rests within its whole system.

– Use tweezers to steadily remove the tick.

Wear gloves if possible.

– Kill the tick by soaking it in rubbing alcohol or flushing it down the toilet. Do not crush it.

– Wash the area with soap and water to clean the area the tick was found.

A small rash (size of a quarter) may be visible after removal. If the bull’s eye or target rash grows from 6 to 30 centimeters, this may be an early indicator of Lyme disease.

If you find a tick on your person, unattached, and while outside, it is safe to just brush it off. If you are indoors, make sure that it is brushed off outdoors or killed so it does not later attach to another person or pet.

Lyme Disease Symptoms If you are bitten, do not panic. You may see the following symptoms days or weeks after a tick has been attached to you for at least 24 hours:

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– General ill feeling – Chills – Fever – Headache – Fatigue – Muscle or joint pain – Stiff neck – Rash at the bite site (expanding red circle with a bull’s eye or target appearance) In more severe cases, Lyme disease can cause problems with nerves and thinking. When detected early, the disease can be treated effectively with antibiotics. For best results, seek treatment by a physician who follows guidelines established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Infectious Disease Society of America as soon as you show signs of these symptoms.

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Pick the right clothing: – It is harder for ticks to attach if you’re wearing a hat, long sleeves, and pants tucked into boots.

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Natural repellents such as lavender, peppermint, lemongrass, thyme, and garlic oils may also prove effective.

Check thoroughly: Check and double check your clothing and skin for ticks. These insects are very small, about the size of a pinhead. Asking for an extra pair of eyes to help look for them after an outing would be even better.

Shower within two hours of being outdoors. Ticks will seek out the warmest parts of your body, like your scalp, armpits, and groin. Start from the top of your body and scan your way down.

Comb through the hair and lift strands to look behind the ears, along the scalp line, and then along the part.

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then special care must be taken in the field once the bird is down to ensure a great-looking mount. Carrying a turkey in the woods — particularly a big gobbler — can be awkward. Frequently, if you have a long hike to your destination, numerous feathers can be lost, ruffled, or broken, making the work difficult for even the best taxidermist. The answer to this dilemma is pantyhose. Yes, you read that right — pantyhose. Merely slip the entire bird headfirst into one leg of the pantyhose. As the hose is pulled down over the entire bird, the feathers are laid back in place and remain in a stable undamaged condition until you get the bird to the taxidermist.

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cards, there are several other things you can do that are unique to a gobbler. The three-wing bones in each wing can be removed, cleaned, and used to make a two-bone or a three-bone wing bone call.

Once completed, you can inscribe the date and location of the kill on the call or decorate it with a painting of some kind.

It will add to the magic of some future hunt if you are able to master the use of this call and actually call in and take another turkey using the call that you made from the wing bones of a gobbler that you had taken.

Spurs can be removed along with a section of the leg bone to which they are attached, and they are often displayed on a necklace.

The tail can be kept intact and dried in a fully fanned out position. It can then either be displayed or used as a real tail in a gobbler decoy that often is sold with a plastic or paper tail. The addition of your fanned-out tail instead of the artificial tail will add to a more realistic look on the decoy. These tail feathers can also be plucked individually and make a great “canvas” for painting wildlife scenes onto.

The wonderful sights and experiences that a spring gobbler hunter encounters are worthy of remembering and honoring. By using some of the body parts as described above, you will be able to preserve the memory of the sights and sounds and the thrill of a successful spring gobbler hunt.

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to commemorate the hunt, there are several choices that a good taxidermist can offer. There is a full mount, usually done in a position of the bird strutting, which highlights all of his colors and the uniqueness of the display that he puts on for his hens. A breast mount is a nice wall display and includes the head, breast, and beard — with the tail all fanned out behind the breast and head. Another option is to mount just the fanned-out tail along with the beard. It really comes down to your budget and how you want to show the mount or where you might have room enough to showcase the display properly.

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Kestrels have a high-pitched unique call sounding like a, “killy, killy, killy.”

The kestrel’s flight while hunting is also very unique; they will often hover in one spot on rapidly beating pointed wings while zeroing in on potential prey. Kestrels tend to inhabit more open woods, orchards, and fields and as I already mentioned they are often seen perched on a telephone wire or pole in wait for prey.

Kestrels nest in tree cavities and abandoned woodpecker holes but

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In describing the history-making victory Coach Haile was thrilled and excited

“It has left me very proud of the team and the program and obviously trying to come down from the high we experienced from winning the NEAC and preparing them for the next challenge that waits at the Division III championships. We are keeping our eyes on the Scott prize while learning what Lowery to expect when we get there. Our first goal is to have fun and number two to make the cut on the second day and be one of those eighteen teams that advance. If we don’t advance as a team, it would be great to see one of our individuals play well enough to move on.

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“It means a lot to us. It was an emotional win.

I’ve thought about all the guys that have come through our program and helped shape it into what it is today. Since we went to the NCAA Division III level a few years ago it has been a goal of mine to get a team that can advance to the championship. I never experienced that as a player, but as a coach to see all their excitement in their eyes, I was ecstatic and thrilled for that. It puts us on the map. I hope that it opens people’s eyes and some of those golfers coming out of high school will consider coming to Penn College.

“Our baseball team was the first to win a conference championship in our Divisional status. We are the first to win a golf championship and advance to play for a national title. Coming into the season I thought we had a good chance to have an

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Getting his players to develop a competitive mindset and believe in themselves has been Haile’s biggest challenge in his coaching tenure.

“Golf is a game of failure, so developing the mental approach to overcome a bad shot and gain an understanding of course management is very important. It is the guys who can put a bad hole behind them and keep moving forward who will be successful on any given day.”

Bartlow’s NEAC championship effort was huge but not unexpected by his coach.

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Before leaving for West Virginia for the D-III championships, where 44 teams will be competing – preparation was on Haile’s mind.

“We’ve had a successful year but there are always things we can improve upon. One of the big things for a player to master is his understanding of each upcoming shot and the percentages of executing that shot successfully. For each player that process is different and we want them to anticipate those situations before they actually hit the shot. Then we continue to stress the very

nature of the game, putting, chipping, and shots from 100 yards and in.”

With Penn College golf on the upswing Haile had this message for high school students contemplating college.

“We are still dealing with the tech school stigma, but what I thoroughly enjoy about teaching at the school is we have welders, we have AC technicians, construction management students and they still go out and compete with the traditional college students studying accounting, business and law; your traditional golfers in a sense. I would urge students to look at the courses we offer and the job placement percentages of our graduates. Having a golf program here at Penn College is a bonus for those students interested in obtaining one of the many degree programs we offer.”

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interesting finish and they did just that.”

Haile graduated from Shikellamy High School and from Penn College in 2006 with a degree in data communications and networking. He is employed as a network engineer at Penn College and became the school’s golf coach in 2009. He and wife, Dana are the parents of a 5-year-old son.

He credits his grandfather with developing his interest in golf.

“My father didn’t play golf, but the game started with my grandfather. He brought some clubs to the house and we just fooled around hitting the ball in the backyard. As I got older he took me to various golf courses.

He just recently passed away, but even at 98 he was still swinging a golf club, so he was a huge influence in my life. He would have been thrilled by what the team accomplished.”

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REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL LOT COMMERCIAL LOT FOR RENT, 1+ Acre, stabilized, $500 per month, Lycoming Creek Road. Call 570-419-0380.

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HUGHESVILLE 4 BRM. New Kitchen, Hardwood Floors, Updated, Nice Yard And Barn. 570975-9379. 153457 3 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 BATH, Move In Ready Home In Quiet Neighborhood, With Detached Garage With Apartment Above, Can Be Used As Rental Income, Office Or In-Law Suite. 414 Fairview Street, Avis. 570-447-2118.

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Jersey Shore Area School District

COACHING VACANCIES

Anticipated coaching vacancies:

• Middle School Cross Country Coach • Girls Assistant Soccer Coach Deadline to apply: June 1, 2021 If you are interested, please send the following: resume, athletic department coaching application, and Act 34, Act 114, Act 151 clearances to

Serena Henry, Athletic Director, Jersey Shore Area High School, 701 Cemetery Street, Jersey Shore, PA 17740.

Application packets will be accepted until positions are filled. If you have any questions, please call 570-398-2980 or email shenry@jsasd.org.

JSASD is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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Finding Nostalgia We Buy Vintage Baseball & Football Memorabilia FindingNostalgia.com South Williamsport, PA Call -- Text -- Email

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Also Bulk Bag Fertilizers Farm & Lawn Seed • Agricultural Chemicals

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22 YEARS IN BUSINESS!

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Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317

Rob’s Masonry & Excavating

Tom Ross Home Repairs and Property Maintenance

• Door Knobs & Lock Sets • Light Fixtures • Rental Property Care • Most Any Small Job

5 7 0 - 3 22- 23 43 • Cell: 5 7 0 - 9 7 4- 5 6 7 5

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

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Landscaping and Hardscaping

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WILLIAMSPORT - LINN STREET MANOR - RENT SPECIAL! FIRST MONTH RENT FREE WITH SECURITY DEPOSIT PAID IN FULL FOR 1 BRM. APTS. W/ 2 APTS. DESIGNED TO ACCOM. NEEDS OF A WHEELCHAIR. RENT INCLUDES UTILITIES. MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. FOR INFO. CALL 1-800-735-3068. OR 570-322-2444. TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 154649

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 62 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

FREE ESTIMATES • 50 Year Warranty Residential & Commercial Roofs - Siding - Decks - Sidewalks Gutters - Brick - Fences - Driveways www.washbritepw.com WILLIAMSPORT- NICHOLS COURT APARTMENTS, AVAILABLE NOW! 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. RENT INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES. SECTION 8 VOUCHERS ACCEPTED AND BUS STOPS AT BUILDING. NON-SMOKING BUILDING. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. PLEASE CALL 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147, TTD: 711 TO REQUEST AN APPLICATION. 154459

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Williamsport Manor is accepting applications at our Section 8 Property.

Tenants must be 62 or older, handicapped or disabled.

Applications are available at Williamsport Manor 450 Center St. Williamsport 570-326-7273

WILLIAMSPORT MANOR is accepting applications at our Section 8 Property. Tenants must be 62 or older, handicapped or disabled. Applications are available at Williamsport Manor, 450 Center St. Williamsport.

570-326-7273 NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, Available Very Nice 2 Bedroom Apartments Fully Equipped Kitchen, Central Air, Washer/ Dryer Hook Up, Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water And Off Street Parking. Tenant Responsible For Electric, Gas, Water/Sewer. Trash Included In Rent. Mostly 55 Years Of Age Or Older, Background Checks Required And Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge.

Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147 or 570-279-7142. 154458

STORAGE UNITS 10 X 16. $75.00/Month. Call 570-337-4994. 154255

CAR, POOL & SPECIALTY ITEMS

FOR SALE

Signed Replica Howard Cassidy Heisman Trophy 500 2002 Mazda Miata Convertible $3,200 Brown Leather Couch $500 Replica 50’s Diner Booth and Table $350 24’ Round Swimming Pool w/Accessories $1000 (Metal) $

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570-506-5937. 154633

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CLASSIC CARS WELL DOCUMENTED, NUMBERS MATCHING, ‘74 Corvette, L-82, T-Tops, 4 Speed, AC, Yellow, 26K, Same Owner 33 Years. $20,000. 570-4330113. 154096

RV I PURCHASED A Jayco Jay Flight SLX 264BH, 30 Feet Long.

Purchased September 2019, Never Used, Was Stored. The Same Trailer At Rhone’s RV Is Selling For $19,000.00 I’m Asking $17,000.00. Please Call 570-9713238 For Details. 154446

VEHICLES WANTED ATTENTION B & C AUTO WRECKERS Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment.

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PART TIME COOK FOR A LOCAL FOODBANK The New love Center is engaging in a ministry where the love of Christ provides for all. Care and Hospitality are important facets of the ministry and mission of The New Love Center. This is a part-time position M-F, 5-6 hours per day. The cook usually prepares a hot meal daily.

The candidate will need to be ServSave certified or be working toward certification. If you are interested send a letter of interest and resume to The New Love Center, PO Box 504, Jersey Shore PA 17740. The complete job description is posted on the website; www.thenewlovecentercom.

Deadline is Friday, May 14th, 2021

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Concrete - Brick - Block Repointing - Restorations New Masonry Construction

• Stone • Residential

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• Commercial

EXTERIOR CLEANING SERVICE DECKS

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