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ur Fall Home Improvement Guide can mean only one thing — the unofficial start of Autumn has arrived. Since we began the Webb Weekly, this is always one of our biggest publications of the year, and our 2021 edition is no different. Within the Fall HI pull-out, there are 114 businesses available to help you with everything from building that new home to those repairs on the honey-do list you’ve never gotten to. Please do yourself a favor and hire somebody and get it done. It will make your life at home so much happier. And I’ve got a guy for you. My staff and I take great pride in our relationship with the West Branch Builders Association and all those that make a living with their hands and/or provide products to make your home a better place. They are part of our area’s small business community that is ever so important in providing jobs and strengthening our local economy. The names and businesses within our publication are ones you can trust. When I need something done, especially when it comes to keeping my wife off my back, the folks working at my house come right off the list provided. Which leads me right into my next

point, almost every business inside our Fall Home Improvement needs workers. The world needs carpenters, plumbers, electricians, heavy equipment operators, welders — you name it. All those good people that pack up the lunch pail and go to work every day. Our Country is facing a serious shortage of these people, who, when you think about it, actually build our Country from the ground up. We need to encourage young people that there are great livings to be made through the hard work of learning a trade. It is a fast-track opportunity for learning and then applying your skill to a personal business ownership opportunity. We must understand that traditional college and white-collar jobs are not for everybody; our Nation needs to move away from that thinking. There is a job, great earning potential, and purpose for everyone that wants to work, especially those that want to get dirty. Another sign that fall is in the air is the amazing job the ladies at Tebbs have done in decorating for the season. It’s a celebration of the harvest season as all those brilliant fall colors come together. And of course, it’s a great place for me to stop and pick up some great healthier food choices, maybe a jug of apple cider and

whatever looks good that day. I will wait to get the mums and pumpkins until a little later in the season. There is so much going on in our area; get out and about out as a family and take it all in. As our cover shows, Muncy is being Jim Webb, Jr. taken over this weekend for the love of Motorheads. Three amazing car shows within minutes of each other. In downtown Muncy, Blaise Alexander’s Family Dealerships present the Susquehanna Valley Corvette Club. Just on the edge of town Murray Motors and the Peace brothers are hosting the North Central Mustang Club, and right next door, the Kaiser Boys and the Fairfield Auto Group feature Mopar Muscle of Central Pennsylvania. So, no matter what manufacturer you lean towards, it’s all covered. Along with great food, giveaways, and support of the local community. There is something for everyone in the pages ahead. Clear your mind of every negativity as seen on TV and get out and enjoy! One event that I encourage folks to attend is the Rocking the Monument concert at the Community Arts Center Saturday evening; the full story can be found on page 18. The concert proceeds will benefit The Central Pennsylvania Gold Star Families Memorial Monument at Lycoming County Veterans Memorial

Park. This is a tribute to the families and relatives who have lost a loved one while serving our Nation and providing our very Freedom. It is amazing how people’s paths cross during their life’s journey in our little neck of Penns Woods. After reading the story, you’ll understand the following comments a little better. Bart Howard and I both grew up on Kane Street in Southside, which is now where my office resides. After not seeing him for decades, he walked back into my life with the Rocking the Monument event. Bart’s and my friendship picked up right where it left off years ago. It is my honor and privilege to promote this event for him. Thank you, Bart, for your continued service to our Nation and community. I have been wanting to write about the debacle that is Afghanistan; however, I did not want my emotions to turn the column into a rant of rage. I prayed this past week on this issue for personal peace and guidance in finding just the right words to write this column. Before I took the time to put pen to paper, the following showed up on my desk from Scott Lowery. Mr. Lowery is a longtime friend of the family and longtime member of the Weekly family. This is a must-read for everyone in our United States of America. I thank Scott for his perspective and outstanding journalism. Please read “Who’s in Charge?” on Page 10. God Bless America.

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y the time you read this, the 20th anniversary of September 11th will be behind us. But before we put another year in the rearview (and especially since as I’m writing it’s September 10th), I wanted to say thank you to everyone who helped make the first 9/11 Heroes Challenge a success! Steve and I worked hard to put on the best event possible. I first want to thank Jimmy not only for his extremely generous donation of $20 for each participant, but also getting us pointed in the right direction to make this happen. That leads me to my next thank you to Gerald McLaughlin, Superintendent of Loyalsock High School. Jerry went above and beyond to not only provide us a venue, but to help us get everything organized! He was an

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provides scholarship money to the children of first responder who lost their lives on September 11th. This week brings you our Fall Home Improvement issue! This is always an amazing edition of Webb Weekly! We have over 100 businesses in that section alone to help you out with whatever project you still have on your summer/fall to-do list, or to help you plan for next spring. I’m super proud of the Webb Weekly staff this week as we put out a whopping 104 pages of Webb Weekly in just four days due to Labor Day! Nice job y’all! I can’t believe that it is almost fall already! I swear the older I get, the faster that time passes. I suppose next week, I’ll have to give you my annual Fall-Bucket-List-ThatI-Probably-Won’t-Accomplish. I need to start researching that to see if there is anything new and exciting that I really want to do, but probably won’t.

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Area Car Clubs Host Fall Shows in Muncy September, 18th By Dave Bellomo

t’s fall in North Central PA, and that means car shows; specifically, three great car shows taking place in Muncy on September 18th! Whether you are into classic muscle cars, cool Corvettes, or iconic Ford Mustangs, there is something for everyone. Three separate car clubs will be hosting shows, including the North Central Mustang Club, the Susquehanna Valley Corvette Club, and MOPAR Muscle of Central PA. Times vary per location. Fabulous Fall Ford Show Murray Motors - 85 Griffith Rd, Muncy Begins 9 a.m., awards at 2:30 p.m. The Fabulous Fall Ford Show kicks off at 9 a.m. and is hosted by the North Central Mustang Club (NCMC) at Murray Motors. Registration runs from 9 a.m.-noon, with awards being given at 2:30 p.m. All Ford-powered vehicles are welcome, and there will be 14 show classes, including special classes for female owners, owners under 25, and a special Ford Bronco Corral. The

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registration fee is $15.00 per car, and the first 100 cars will receive a free gift. Everyone will have the chance to win a door prize. Brent Peace, General Manager of Murray Motors added, “For almost 10 years Murray Motors Ford has been pleased to be involved with this Ford show. We have plenty of food vendors and a DJ it is a really enjoyable day for spectators and those to show their amazing cars and trucks. Coming into fall we always look forward to this ford show. Thank you for all those participating.” Proceeds from this year’s show will be donated to the American Cancer Society and Geisinger Pulmonary Medicine on behalf of NCMC members who have passed. There will also be a DJ all day with door prizes in the afternoon. The NCMC is dedicated to the preservation of the Ford Mustang — America’s first and premier “pony car.” The NCMC has been in existence since 1987 and became a charter member of the Mustang Club of America (MCA) on March 14, 1989. At that time, they were formally granted a charter by the MCA for a territory that encompasses the North Central region of Pennsylva-

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nia, a 50-mile radius around Williamsport, PA. The NCMC is an organization of members from all walks of life who have bonded together because of their love of Fords and Mustangs. Group members are interested in Ford, Mercury, Lincoln, early models, late models, specialty cars, originals, restorations, resto-mods, and street machines. All Ford-powered vehicles are eligible, and anyone who loves cars and trucks can join the club. The NCMC participates in many activities such as their annual car show and frequent cruises to regional destinations, car displays, trips to the local drag strip, parades, and picnics. They have also traveled together to many car shows and related activities, including the 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, and 50th Anniversary Mustang shows, the assembly plant in Dearborn, Michigan, MCA Nationals, and Carlisle All-Ford Nationals.

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adly, in today’s world, the word ‘bubble’ has taken on a totally different meaning than that used to describe a luxurious bath or a child’s gum. It’s now a protective word meant to shield one from interactions and danger from the outside world. During last month’s Little League Baseball World Series, the ‘bubble’ that surrounded me was self-inflicted from the standpoint that while engaged in the radio broadcast duties of Series games, I had little time for anything else. Show up at 9:00 a.m., get home at 9:00 p.m., grab a bite, and hit the sack — the next day repeat. No complaints, I loved it but was mostly unaware of things going on outside my assigned duties. On Thursday, August 26, I got home early and flicked on the TV to check the news. That’s when I learned of the terrorist attack at the Kabul airport that left 13 American servicemen and women dead, along with scores of Afghanis either killed or wounded. The news sickened me, and anger arose from within. This had nothing to do with one’s political views; rather, the lack of commitment, honor, human dignity, and governmental failure to just do the right thing. Too big a price had already been paid for twenty years in Afghanistan, but the manner in which the United States of America pulled the plug was disgraceful. Our son, Doug, is a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves and has served two

one-year tours in Afghanistan. He has told me stories of the atrocities inflicted by the Taliban before our country’s intervention and how improvements to the daily lives of Afghanis were being achieved. It can certainly be argued that attempting to pioneer changes to a culture hundreds of years old was a losing battle, as attested to by the conflicts in Afghanistan’s history. It has been the prevailing opinion of most Americans it was time to bring our troops home. But like everything else, there is a right and wrong way to achieve the desired result. It is overly simplistic, but as a fan of country music, the messages contained in the lyrics of many country songs attest to the lives we lead. Such George Jones tunes “Choices” and “Two Story House” hauntingly describe things gone wrong in individual’s lives. Still filled with the disgust brought about by that August 26 news, I left home to run an errand. Ironically, the song playing on the car radio was an old Willie Nelson tune entitled The Last Cowboy Song. The song’s words lamented the ending of the cowboy era in America when that way of life was disappearing from the American scene. If you’ve never heard the song, two lines of its verse were ringing home to me. This is the last cowboy song, the end of a hundred-year waltz Voices sound sad as they’re singing along, another piece of America’s lost The parallel to Nelson’s song is that far too quickly, we are losing great chunks of what

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rom the United States Congress to local municipalities, official meeting sessions are generally opened with a prayer. Often these are more directed toward the audience hearing them than Almighty God. Still, at the Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting on September 7th, Commissioner Chairman Scott Metzger opened the session with a prayer that spoke volumes. It deserves to be heard again: “Dear Gracious and Loving God, we thank you for another day that you have granted us the gift of life. We pray that we will use it for your glory and magnify you. We think of Labor Day yesterday and pay tribute to the hardworking men and women that have built this great country. We pray the determination of the American worker, with your guidance, will lead us forward to

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“We were at Smokey Joe’s for wing night. Bart and Alex were leaving to go play music at our house. I was outside talking to friends, and my phone kept ringing. It was my daughter, Olivia. She said, ‘Mom, I don’t know what’s going on, but there are Marines here. You need to get home.’” Connie pauses. “And that’s when I knew it wasn’t good.” When Everything Fades The Howards became a Gold Star Family on July 27th, 2010. It’s not a membership any family wants. Bill Keiser, longtime family friend, funeral director, and owner of Sanders Mortuary, coordinated Abe’s homecoming escort and services, and designed the stone marking his final resting place. Over 6,000 people attended Abe’s military funeral honors and committal service held at Williamsport Area High School auditorium. Local filmmaker Carlos Saldivia captured the procession live and streamed it over the internet so Abe’s friends and fellow Marines in Afghanistan could bear witness remotely. “The way this community and the Marine Corps came together to honor my son was truly astounding,” says Bart. As he reflects on his son’s sacrifice, Bart shares, “I know in my mind, he truly was an asset to our community. A citizen raised up to be a veteran — to walk into a recruiter’s office in a time of conflict is an act of bravery. To go into harm’s way

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died fighting in the Battle of Okinawa in WWII, and his maternal grandfather, becoming the twelfth Marine to serve in their combined families. In Color Abe chose to serve as an MP (military police) after boot camp. He planned to come home for ‘Family Day’ to see his family and sign pre-combat documentation before leaving for Camp LeJeune with his reservist unit. Bart greeted his son at the airport. On the way home, ‘In Color,’ a song by country artist Jamey Johnson, played on the radio and immediately captivated Abe. “Dad, we need to learn this song,” Abe told his father. “Play it again.” Bart recalls they must have played the song ten more times. The lyrics haunted both Marines. And if it looks like we were scared to death Like a couple of kids just tryna save each other You should’ve seen it in color Yeah, a picture’s worth a thousand words But you can’t see what those shades of gray keep covered You should’ve seen it in color Abe’s unit deployed to Afghanistan on Super Bowl Sunday in 2010 for a sixmonth tour. Just days before coming home, Connie spoke with Abe on the phone — they arranged his welcome home dinner (pies from Park Pizza) and his need for new clothes because of his weight loss.

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Hike the Broken Tip What: Follow along on this guided hike on the Broken Tip Ski Trail. This easy-moderate trail is a 2.5-mile loop hike on fairly level, but sometimes uneven, terrain, and offers a fantastic vista overlooking Montoursville. For more info contact Vinny Curtis at (570) 753-5409 x 132 or vicurtis@ pa.gov. Free program. When: Wednesday September 15, 11:00 a.m. Where: Tiadaghton State Forest; Meet at the PennDot rest/picnic area along Route 15 south, between South Williamsport and the Surplus Outlet grocery store. We will then drive to the trailhead 10 minutes away on Skyline Drive.

“Whitetail Deer” What: Join the park naturalist for a look at the natural history of one of the most sought after game species in Pennsylvania, the whitetail deer. Other topics will include the challenge of chronic wasting disease and other challenges facing the deer today. There will also be a craft. This program is designed to be informal. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines. When: Friday, September 17, 2021 at 3:00 p.m. Where: Little Pine State Park, Amphitheater.

Bird Walk with Doug Gross What: Doug Gross, retired PA Game Commission biologist and eBird coordinator, will guide us on a bird walk in the woods and shrub lands of Ricketts Glen State Park. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray and binoculars. Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@ pa.gov for more information. When: Thursday, September 16 from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Where: Meet at the Park Office in Ricketts Glen State Park.

“Snakes of PA” What: Join the park naturalist to learn about the different snakes in Pennsylvania. Topics will include the myths that have come up, diets, habitat, and more. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines. When: Friday, September 17, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. Where: Little Pine State Park, Amphitheater. Eagle Watch What: Stop by anytime between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to learn about the bald eagle and similar birds of prey, and use binoculars and a spotting scope (provided) as we hope to catch a view of some eagles as they make their way up and down Pine Creek. For more info contact Vinny Curtis at (570) 753-5409 x 132 or vicurtis@pa.gov. Free program. When: Friday September 17, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Where: Tiadaghton State Forest, Tomb Flats Campground

Geology Talk and Walk What: Simeon Suter, Geologist for the Pennsylvania Geological Survey will give a presentation on the “Geology of Waterfalls” at the Visitor Center. Then we will go on a geologic tour with some hiking and driving, so please wear sturdy boots! Registration required by emailing rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

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walk, partially taking place on the Pine Creek Rail Trail. For more info contact Vinny Curtis at (570) 753-5409 x 132 or vicurtis@pa.gov. Free program. When: Wednesday September 22, 10:00 a.m. Where: Meet at the Ramsey Village Pine Creek Rail Trail parking lot along PA-44, 4-miles south of Waterville and 7.5-miles north of the Pine Creek exit on Route 220. CHURCH EVENTSEVENTS... CHURCH Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: There Is A Love That Won’t Let Us Go. Sermon Text: 2 Kings 18:9-12. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life. When: Sunday Morning, September 19th. Service Time 10:15 a.m. Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport.

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religious, musical, mystery and other subjects. Photographs can be snapped, developed, slipped into the machine and sent over the air in a short time. Both “stills” with voice commentary and motion pictures can be handled this way. A shift of three-man crews will operate the Shaffer’s Path transmitting station— announcer, transmitter operator and engineer. Full-fledged studios—possibly even a “roving camera unit”—will come as the station grows. Officials have been sounding out prospective program sponsors and if response to the new station is satisfactory WRAK-TV eventually may be able to provide “live” dramatic shows, roundtable discussions and similar service. The possibility of a network link-up is being explored, and Mr. Joy was in New York City last week for talks with several companies. However, nothing definite in this regard has been decided on so far. The new picture transmitter will have an effective radiated power of 206 kilowatts, and a synchronated sound system will operate on 10 kilowatts.

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our volume button seemed to be broken that night. But we have a reputation to uphold for the fun table at our local hot spots. I think Shawn was worried the pastor heard us. Honestly, I think any pastor would love to join our table! We aren’t potty mouths or disrespectful in any way. We just enjoy being together and laugh and laugh and laugh. It’s all about having a good time. Some folks say weekends were made for family. Yeah, definitely! I mean, you have to make time for the ones you love, and if that open time is weekends, you make the time. I love our weekday dinners with my kids and husband. That’s our family time, but Friday and Saturday night, our family extends by five more people, sometimes more. (We have lots of ‘extended family in our group, but we don’t get together with all of them every weekend like we do the nine of us.) If we ever went out to eat on the weekends, just the four of us in town, my kids would be so bummed. They are used to their Uncle Shawn and Aunt Tania, Uncle Joe Joe and Aunt Winny, and their Aunt Manda all joining us. We’ve all been a group since Kenzy was born! That is all my kids know. Family is important. Friends are important. Friends who are family — they hold a special place in your heart. I say you get pretty darn lucky to find an amazing group of people to share

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your life with. My three favorite things, family, friends, and food. Also, my three favorite “F” words! I still have a picture of Shawn with Tyler and Kenzy at T.G.I.Fridays back in 2015. Ty is six years old with his two front teeth missing. He has the biggest smile on his face because he loved being with Shawn. To this day, at twelve years old, he still loves to sit by Shawn at dinner. Kenzy was one year old, also sitting on his lap in the picture. Kenzy loves to get Uncle Shawn all fired up, or is it the opposite? Yea, I have that backward. Sorry about that. My kids love our extended family. They are so blessed to have so many people who love them. When you can go out to eat, laugh, and confide in one another about anything, it’s bittersweet. We literally pass around food and even drinks. “Oh, that looks good!” There goes the cup around so everyone can take a sip and try it. From meals to apps, what’s mine is yours, what’s yours is mine kinda deal with all of us. Always willing to share, as long as we are all healthy, of course. We always say we are family, so no big deal. Next week I am going to let you in on a few more of our favorite hot spots! Amazing restaurants with some incredible food that you need to go visit with your closest friends and family. I love to cook, but I love to go out to eat just as much. Who wouldn’t!? Wait till you hear about a few of these hidden little secrets! Restaurant-Style Loaded Potato Skins

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Farm & Construction Equipment, Trucks, Trailers, Vehicles, Guns, Lawn & Garden Equipment, RTV’s, 4 wheelers, Snowmobiles, Tools TRACTORS CONSTRUCTION Ford TW 35, CAH, 4x4; Ford 8240 CAH, powershift, 5600 EQUIPMENT hrs.; Ford 1920 4x4, (rebuilt shuttle) 3188 hrs.; Ford 2910 diesel; Ford 1520, 4x4 hydro., w/ loader, & Bradco backhoe-1650 hrs.; Kubota M8200 4x4, w/ Woods loader, shuttle, canopy only 2400 2nd owner hrs.; Kubota M7580 4x4, shuttle, ROPS, only 2400 1-owner hrs.; Kubota L39 Tractor/loader/ backhoe, 2100 hrs.; Kubota B1550 4x4 w/ loader, only 1650 hrs.; IH 1066, new rubber, good paint, 6300 hrs.; Farmall “M”; Marmall “H”, w/ fenders-nice; JD 2630 diesel, 3pth. Weights-nice; ‘50 MM “R” gas; ‘38 MM “Z” gas; ‘70 MM M670 Super gas; MF 65 gas-1 owner w/ original book; (5) Ford 8N’s; Ferg. 30; Oliver 66 w/f/e. Plus many more ...

‘19 Bobcat T595 skid steer, full cab, air & heat, 2 spd., only 780-1owner hrs.; ‘15 Bocat E32 mini excavator, OROPS, front blade, rubber tracks only 1650 hrs.; Kubota 121-3 excavator, cab– air heat, power angle blade & thumb, 5308 hrs.; JD 624K wheel loader ( motor issues)1-owner; ‘15 JCB 525-60 telehandler, cab, quik tach only 2700 hrs.; ‘10 LULL 944E-42 telehandler OROPS, 4x4 2200 1-owner hrs. ( needs starter work); ‘05 Genie articulating aerial lift, 4x4 3800 hrs.; 2020 Kubota SSV65 skid steer, air/heat, 2 spd., only 460 hrs. balance of warranty-super nice; Terex R190 track skid steer, perkins diesel only 1100 hrs.; NH LS 170 skid steer, cab & heat, only 1450 hrs.; J D 326D skid steer; (10) Allmand Maxi heat MH 1000’s, w/ Cat & Kohler 3 cyc. Diesels; (10) 100-250 gal. fuel tanks;

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Terra-Gator 1844, 8.3 Cummins, auto, rate controller, w/ SS spreader box; Westfield 10”x60’ PTO auger, w/ elec winch; 10’ Brillion packer/seeder-1 owner; Krause 21’ disc; 22’ Perfecta II 22’ harrow; Grassworks 15’ weed wiper; NH 273 baler, w/thrower; Krone 7.7/6x7 6 star 3 pth. hyd. Tedder; NH 489 haybine; NH 56 rake; JD 8250 double disc grain drill, w/ grass seeder; Zimmerman 300 gal. trailer sprayer; (20) assorted gravity bin wagons; NH 355 grinder/mixer; ’05 Comfort hoof trimming table – complete on trailer; NH 38 flail chopper ; (3) Gehl T/A running gears; (2) NI ground driven manure spreaders. Plus 1,000’s of unadvertised pieces

‘06 Mack Granite tri axle dump truck;, Mack 400, 8LL 552,000 miles; ‘05 Peterbilt T/A roll off Truck, only 421,000 1-owner miles; ‘04 Sterling S/A truck, Mercedes diesel w/ 3000 gal fuel tanker; ‘97 Kenworth W900B tri axle dump truck, 550hp 5EK Cat. 10 spd. w/ 18’ Roc Steel box, 920,000 miles (255K on Cat in frame rebuild); ‘89 Ford LTL 9000 tri axle manure truck, 3406 CAT ( rebuild by ECK less than 5,000 miles) 8LL, w/ Husky 6,000 gal. manure tanker; Ford 9000 S/A truck w/ gravity box; (2) ‘14 Dodge 1500 Trucks, hemi, auto 4x4 4 door; ‘12 Ford 250 diesel, auto, 4x4 4 door; ‘11 Chevy 2500HD w/ flatbed; ‘11 Ford F250 diesel Truck, 4x4, 4 door, auto; ‘02 Dodge 2500 diesel Truck, 4x4 6 spd. Manual, 188,000 2nd owner miles-SUPER NICE; ‘00 Dodge 1500 truck; ‘01 Ford 150 truck, 4x4, auto; ‘98 Dodge 3500 dually, diesel, auto 4x4, w/ steel flatbed; ‘97 Isuzu 14’ stalk body truck, V8 auto; ‘15 Eby 7’x24’ Gooseneck cattle trailer, punch side, 2 middle gate, side door, never hauled livestock, same as new; ‘08 Moritz 24’ gooseneck flatbed trailer; ‘14 Bri Mar 9990 GVW 16’ skid steer trailer; Sev. detachable, dr op deck, & smaller deck over trailers; 20 ton tag along trailer. Plus lots more.. 1927 IH 2 ton dual wheel truck-stake body dump – older restoration (was Blossburg’s 1st delivery truck )

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40’ shipping container; 8’ & 9’ container; assorted buckets, pallet forks, grapples; PH diggers; entrances gates; workbenches, snowpushers; box scrappers; QT vibrating rollers; Plus much more

Beautiful Sassafras - Pine Inside & Outside Furniture, Tables & benches, Park benches; Chairs; Double & Single rockers, Porch Swings, Cupboards, Concrete animals & bird baths. Terms: Cash or good check day of Auction, Out of state buyers must have a current bank letter of credit. Everything paid in full day of Auction, nothing removed until settle for. Credit Cards accepted - a 4% administrative fee charged. on all non cash/non check purchases. Accepting consignments September 13th until September 16th - - 8:00 till 5:00 each day. NOTHING ACCEPTED FRIDAY September 17th. Sale Order: Starting 8:00 AM on wagon load, 8:15 2 trucks on front row, 9:00 Big Machinery. 9:00 Lawn & Garden, Plan to spend the DAY. For pictures & a complete listing go to www.proxibid.com the week of the Auction

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n 2002, I was blessed with an opportunity to participate in a black powder elk hunt on the Floyd Lee Ranch in Cibola County, New Mexico. The hunt was provided by a group of guys who decided to bless their poor pastor-friend with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The fourby-four elk rack displayed near my woodstove serves as a constant reminder of a very special experience. The Floyd Lee is a working cattle ranch encompassing 300,000 acres. That’s 469 square miles. Sullivan County is 452 square miles. It’s hard to comprehend one ranch being that big.

Cowboys still ride fence on the Lee to inspect the integrity of its boundary. It can take up to two weeks to ride the circuit and make repairs. As they ride, the cowboys’ bunk in small buildings called line shacks. While hunting, we stayed in one of those shacks. It was small and dilapidated, and every surface was covered in a thick coating of dust – it really felt like the old west. During supper one night, a cowboy came in off the line to get some grub, bathe, and spend the night in the shack. He looked like he had just walked out of a Louis L’Amour movie, sporting three days of whiskers and a bushy handlebar mustache. He took off his

hat, duster, and leathers and joined us for supper. The conversation was a rich mix of elk hunting stories and cowboy lore. The cowboy asked us where we were from, and I responded with a pretty broad answer, “north-central PA,” to which he responded, Tim “Whereabouts?”. I anHartzell swered, “Williamsport.” What happened next was just plain fun. Here I am, 1,850 miles from home, eating supper in a line shack on a massive cattle ranch and talking to a genuine cowboy. Just that would make for a great

story, but what he said next, in a deep and slow western drawl, really got me, “How ‘bout that? I grew up in that area in a little town called Jersey Shore.” I estimated his age to be about 40 (this was 20 years ago), so I asked him if he remembered the name of his high school principal. “Yep. Kenny Crosser.” Then I told him I married one of Kenny’s daughters. He laughed. “Did you marry Heather or Laurel?” As it turns out, this gristly cowhand riding the line in New Mexico graduated from Jersey Shore High School with my Heather. We all enjoyed a good laugh as we considered the chances of our crossing paths in the absolute middle of nowhere. When I got home, Heather and I looked him up in her yearbook. There he was, twenty years

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younger and a little less dusty. I share my elk hunting cowboy story with you as a way of introducing the theme of my next three articles, “Hold Tight and Spur On.” I’m not a western guy by any stretch of the imagination, but I do enjoy old episodes of Hee Haw, country music, watching crazy people ride broncos and bulls, and western movies – especially those Louis L’Amour ones. My inspiration for this series is found in Hebrews 10:23-24, “Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds.” The Bible never mentions anything about the Apostle Paul being a cowboy, but his reference to holding on and spurring makes me wonder a bit. Anyway, we are living in difficult and dark days. The world appears to be coming apart at the seams. The news is filled with pandemic fears, division over mask and vaccine mandates, chaos in Afghanistan, increasing racial tension, civil unrest, mounting terror threats, awful memories of 9/11, over-thetop political hostility, rumors of surging inflation, natural disasters — some say it’s worse than ever. It is messy out there, but is the world really worse off today than it’s ever been? No, it’s not, and I could give you plenty of examples. Our planet is deeply scared by thousands of years of pain and suffering. Man’s inhumanity to man knows no bounds. The sinful and fallen condition of the human soul provides a constant gravitational pull toward evil. Here is the simple truth:

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f you did a survey, particularly of older hunters, I bet most began their hunting days by tramping the woods searching for squirrels. They were certainly an upland game that I targeted in my early days of hunting. Today, there seems to be less interest in spending time hunting squirrels, yet there remain many good reasons to hunt them. While dove season and the early geese season began earlier this month, the squirrel season in Pennsylvania began on Saturday, September 11 — giving hunters an early opportunity to spend time hunting in our hardwood forests. Any time you can be in the woods in pursuit of the old bushy tail, you can be scouting out places to hunt for fall turkeys, deer, or other game as well. Squirrel hunting is one of the greatest opportunities to mentor youth or introduce a new hunter to the sport. Finally, when you are lucky enough to bring home a few squirrels, they can be mighty tasty on the dinner plate! So, let’s take a look at a few things to keep

in mind as you head out. Squirrels are tree dwellers that can be found throughout our Northcentral Pennsylvania hardwood forests. While they will eat the nuts of a beech tree, their preference as a food source is the acorn, with white oak acorns being their favorite. Unfortunately for farmers, they also can readily be found raiding nearby cornfields. If you can find a spot at the edge of a stand of white oak trees that lies next to a cornfield, you will be in a prime spot for squirrel hunting. Combine those two factors with a small stream meandering through, and you should have good success. Gray squirrels often begin moving about before sunrise and are active throughout the day. Always alert to possible predation, they rarely stray too far from a nearby tree where they can quickly climb to safety. If you are sitting nearby, occasionally rustling the leaves with your hand or a stick will simulate a turkey scratching or a squirrel digging in the leaves and will tend to convince them that the coast is clear and help lure them out into the open. Sitting in a grove of white oak trees

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highly effective in taking a squirrel. Finally, bringing home several squirrels for the dinner table can be quite tasty, particularly when using this recipe for squirrel pot pie: Ingredients: one large onion, coarsely chopped, several stalks of celery, coarsely chopped, one large garlic clove, minced or pressed, 6 cups of beef broth, fresh ground pepper and salt to taste, two squirrels, cleaned and quartered, one 12 ounce can of mixed vegetables, one tablespoon of cornstarch and pastry for a doublecrust pie. Combine the onion, celery, garlic, broth, pepper, salt, and squirrel in a large pot and bring to a boil; simmer until meat is very tender and easily removed from bones. Debone the meat and set aside; reserve one cup of cooking liquid. Fit the bottom crust into a pie pan. Combine the meat, vegetables, and reserved broth, and cornstarch in a bowl and mix well; spoon the mixture into the pie shell. Top with the second crust, press the edges to seal, and cut vents in the top for steam to escape. Bake at 350 degrees until crust is browned, about 1 hour. ENJOY!

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or next to a field of standing corn can be productive throughout the day, and the method of spot and stalk can be very effective as well. Take your time as you ease through the woods, often stopping to survey the area or listen for nearby squirrels. Hunting squirrels is all about patience. You don’t need to rush and shoot at a moving target; wait until the squirrel stops before aiming. Carry a few small rocks in your pocket. If you know there is a squirrel on the backside of a nearby tree, toss a rock beyond the tree — on the side where the squirrel is staying — and he just might scurry around to your side of the tree presenting a shot opportunity. Since the preferred methods of hunting bushy tails are either sitting or slowly walking as you spot and stalk, mentoring youth while squirrel hunting will provide an excellent chance to share time talking about firearm safety, ethical hunting methods, woodsmanship, and all the many facets of spending time in the woods that make hunting such an enjoyable and rewarding pursuit. For a mentored youth, one of the ideal firearms is a .22 rifle topped with a 4-power scope. The lack of recoil makes it a preferred introductory weapon, and they are

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do not exhibit the white head and tail feathers. Vultures, like eagles, are efficient at soaring with their long, broad wings acting much like kites. When vultures catch a rising current of air, they can maintain or even increase their altitude without even flapping their wings. Flight patterns can be adjusted by simply changing the tilt of the V-shaped wing pattern, and they can soar for hours without ever flapping their wings. As a result of not using their wings like most other birds, vultures have relatively small breast muscles. If you have ever watched vultures on the ground, you soon realize that their rather clumsy movements are nothing like their graceful flight patterns.

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The inscription on the Cube reads, “Thank you, your buddy Noah, to Mr. George.” Moved by his young friend’s thoughtfulness, George wanted to respond in kind with something he had treasured since he was 14. George was the catcher on a 1971 Babe Ruth championship team. George caught the final third strike of that memorable game and has kept the ball in his possession ever since. Undaunted, that ball marked with the words “champs 1972, won 17, lost 1” now has a new owner in a home in South Riding, Virginia. A young man, a man battling ALS, a Rubik’s Cube, and a prized baseball kept for 50 years have all combined to form a memory much stronger than anything seen before me on the playing fields of Lamade and Volunteer Stadiums. In 1965, a Lovin Spoonful song asked the question, “Do You Believe in Magic?” Yes, I believe I do.

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On the first weekend of this year’s Series, the Schreppel’s received a surprise visitor, none other than Noah Culpepper and his family. They had driven up to see a Series game and renew their friendship. They returned for the championship game a week later, but not before making a very special presentation to George. Now 14, Noah wanted George to have something very special from him. During his team’s run to the 2019 Series, Noah engaged in a unique pre-game ritual. Prior to a Regional Tournament game, he was asked by ESPN if he had any special talents. He told them he could solve a Rubik’s Cube in less than a minute. He performed the task and dropped the Cube in the grass. Impressed, ESPN had him repeat the feat in subsequent games. So, to a man he knew nothing about before catching that first pitch in 2019, Noah presented George with his prized possession — that very Rubik’s Cube captured by ESPN cameras!

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