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VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 48

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here is nothing more important than remembering, understanding, and learning from the history of our great Nation. One of the most devastating and in the same breath, galvanizing, attacks against America took place on Sunday, December 7th, 1941. The Japanese sneak attack that pummeled United States forces stationed near Honolulu.

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s address to a joint session of the US Congress the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor contains some of the most memorable words ever spoken by the President of the United States of America.

“YESTERDAY, December 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.” Later in the address, he stated, “No matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the American people in their righteous might will win through to absolute victory. I believe that I interpret the will of the Congress and of the people when I assert that we will not only defend ourselves to the uttermost but will make it very certain that this form of treachery shall never again endanger us.”

As I write President Roosevelt’s words, I can hear his voice echoing from historic programs I have watched, talk about

leadership and getting up off the mat after being knocked down. The events of December 7th and President Roosevelt’s call to action rallied not just the American Armed Forces but the American people.

This is a moment frozen in time that deserves to always be honored with complete respect for our very freedom.

A look at significant numbers of remembrance on the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. The attack lasted for two hours. There was a total of 3,581 casualties; 2,403 Americans were killed.

This included the following American Heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice.

From the Navy – 2,008, Army – 218, and Marines – 109. Nearly half of the dead, 1,177, were from the USS Arizona.

There were 1,178 Americans wounded made up of Navy – 710, Army – 364,

Marines – 69, and 35 civilians. There were 19 US Navy ships damaged or destroyed. This included eight battleships, three cruisers, three destroyers, and five auxiliary support ships.

The attack destroyed Jim or damaged 328 US Webb, Jr. aircraft.

In total, the Japanese used 61 vessels in the attack; this included two heavy cruisers, 35 submarines, nine fuel ships, two battleships, 11 destroyers, and 353 Japanese aircraft. American forces did manage to destroy five Japanese midget submarines and 29 aircraft during the chaos of the sneak attack. There were 129 Japanese soldiers killed and one taken prisoner.

After the Pearl Harbor attack, the United States Senate voted 82-0 to declare war.

The US House voted 388-1. What was the one thinking? This leads me to wonder what the voting numbers would be if the same type of event occurred today?

A Webb Weekly salute and prayers of remembrance to all that have become known as the Greatest Generation. These amazing Patriots who were first known as the GI Generation and then the World War II Generation. What an answer they had to that day of infamy.

It was an honor and pleasure to meet several World War II Veterans during our recently held Veterans Day breakfast.

Truly amazing gentlemen. During this

event, I also met Air Force retired Senior Master Sergeant Gene Otterbein. Gene is a very humble individual who comes from a family with four generations of service to the United States military. He invited me to the east end of the county to view and have a conversation about the Veterans Memorial Park in Picture Rocks, which I did a week or so prior to Thanksgiving. We could have talked all day on a beautiful sun-drenched afternoon.

Gene’s service has never ended to the American people. His vision, energy, and effort in supporting our Veterans, past, present, and future is tireless. This includes Veterans Memorial Park. It is a very well-done tribute to our five branches of service and honors those who have served a Grateful Nation.

I will have much more in a future article featuring the people, businesses, and organizations instrumental to the creation and continued growth of Veterans Memorial Park.

God Bless America.

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Every year around this time I share Being a kid in today’s world is hard a Facebook post that I stumbled upon enough without adding to it.

hanksgiving is officially behind us, so now it’s time to move fully into the Christmas season!

By the time you read this, my tree will be up and decorating will have commenced! I don’t usually like to start this early, but I just felt the need to get started early this year! Plus I love the way my house looks all sparkly with Christmas lights!

Nothing says Christmas around the Webb Weekly office like when The Blaise Alexander Christmas Coloring Contest is in full swing! We have entries coming in left and right, and our elves are hard at work. If you haven’t heard, every year I bring in elves, straight from the North Pole, to help me out. They are helping judge the entries, along with keeping them sorted by age group, and compiling the list of names to be published the week of Christmas!

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Lycoming County Brotherhood Alliance Honors Local Community Members

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ach year the Lycoming County Brotherhood Alliance recognizes individuals in the area who promote the spirit of brotherhood, tolerance, and community service at their annual banquet.

Holding these annual affairs the past two years has proven problematic due to the COVID pandemic. This year’s banquet was slated for October, but a major uptick in COVID cases forced Brotherhood officials to postpone their annual banquet until May 2022.

The inability to hold these annual banquets has severely reduced the profile of this worthy organization in our community. Members of the board of directors of Lycoming County Brotherhood Alliance want to remind people they are still very much involved in the promotion of brotherhood and its promotion and our community.

The mission of LCBA is to actively promote tolerance of all religious, civic, and political beliefs to demonstrate commitment to the promotion and maintenance of the cultural, racial, and social fabric of the greater Williamsport Area and all of Lycoming County.

The LCBA sponsors an annual trip

to the Holocaust Museum located in Washington, DC. This annual trip is for high school and college students and has taken place every year since the Museum opened.

The LCBA sponsors a Diversity Tour.

The Diversity Tour was started in 2018 to allow individuals to better understand the different cultures in our immediate area.

The Community Outreach mission of the LCBA is focused on promoting brotherhood throughout the community through the use of speakers, projects, and events throughout the year. LCBA designs these programs in conjunction with community leaders with a two-fold purpose: meet a specific need within the community and, by doing so, promote brotherhood, tolerance, and harmony through the activities or functions of the project/event.

Several individuals are to be honored at the rescheduled banquet now to be held in May 2022.

Two individuals were nominated to receive the 2020 William Picklener Award, with one being the Reverend Gwen Bernstine, well known for her recent and long-standing role as ecumenical leader and retired Executive Director of United Churches of Lycoming

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Congratulations to Gwen and her many years of work and volunteerism that quietly promoted “brotherhood” throughout Lycoming County.

The second individual nominated to receive the 2020 William Picklener Award is Barry Rake; his father was afflicted with polio during the epidemic in 1952. He was paralyzed from the waist down, living the rest of his life in a wheelchair.

Barry was deeply and forever touched by individuals of area communities who assisted the family through some very difficult times. Early in

his adult life, Barry decided that he wanted to pass the same compassion he had been shown onto others in his community through unending acts of “brotherhood.” Barry has served in numerous capacities and organizations such as the Montgomery Positive Action Committee, Montgomery Area Arthritis Foundation, Montgomery Lions Club, Montgomery Centennial Committee, Lycoming County United Way, Watson Township Concerned Citizens, Watson Township Supervisors, Children’s Development Center, Hope Enterprises, Williamsport Nittany Lion Booster Club, while currently serving on the board of the NAMI North Central PA

Chapter of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, and the Lycoming County Children’s Development Center.

Barry is active with his local St John’s Newberry United Methodist Church as well as the School of the Arts.

While Barry has served with several political campaigns, one of his greatest accomplishments was the facilitation of the “Say No to Drugs” campaign and “Too Smart to Start” sponsored by West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission and Lycoming County Commissioners dispensing over 13,000 reusable water bottles to youth ages 5-13 in Lycoming County. In 2015 Mr. Rake

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In his professional life as a life insurance agent, Barry has also served his industry in numerous capacities throughout his career. Barry’s great love of baseball is evident through his 55 years as a Little League volunteer, eight years coaching and 47 years umpiring for Little League Baseball/Softball, as well as other numerous roles within the sport. Barry has received many awards that celebrate his original passion for helping others in his community. One of his greatest honors was being inducted into his high school Hall of Fame in 2014 (Warrior Run High School).

Nominated to receive the 2020 Ray Keyes Sports Award is John Brink of Muncy, Pennsylvania. Brink boasts a five-year Little League career and went on to play intermediate baseball for three years as well as American Legion baseball for three years and three years on the Muncy town team in the West Branch League. Graduating from Muncy High School in 1966 and Goldey-Beacon Business College in Wilmington, Delaware in 1968, John served his country through three years of service in the United States Army with a tour in Vietnam. Inducted in 2015 into the

Muncy High School Athletic Hall-ofFame, Brink has coached nearly one thousand student-athletes in Muncy over the last five decades, emphasizing teamwork, sportsmanship, fair play, dedication, and responsibility. He coached Muncy varsity girls basketball for 22 years, 1985-2007, with a 299-251 record, capturing the Class AA District title in 1993 and the Class A District title in 2001. Brink was selected as Coach of the Year twice and is a two-time recipient of District IV’s Coaches Sportsmanship award as honored by the local referee chapter. He was the elementary boys’ basketball coordinator from 197888 and the Muncy girls basketball coordinator from 1981-2007. Brink will be the varsity JV coach this coming season. Brink has coached Muncy Little League for 47 years, accumulating more than 400 wins and 13 league titles. He coached several all-star teams in both district 12 and 13. Brink was the recipient of the Thomas A. Kline Sportsmanship Award for 1997-98 and 2005-6, awarded

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They are the ones who work in the prison and probation offices, collect our taxes and enable us to vote, preserve our farmlands, and answer the phones when we call 911. Altogether, the county has seventy different departments/ programs/divisions that make up the General Fund services.

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everything, this usually costs money. Yet, through a lot of dedication from county employees, the machine kept running, and the budget did not get busted. The commissioners should be given some credit for this feat, for sure, but merit badges should be largely given out to the department heads that consistently had to juggle a lot of challenges to get the job done.

To give an example of this, consider the single biggest area of expense — the category known as “Public Safety.”

This involves the Lycoming County Prison, Adult, and Juvenile Probation, Communications, Emergency Services, and Hazardous Materials. At 18 percent, it occupies the highest percentage area of all funds. Yet, this matches last year and is one percent less than 2020. Considering the challenges that these departments must have faced in the midst of the chaos of Covid, keeping their funding requests steady is a remarkable achievement.

The area of the budget that citizens care about the most is, of course, taxes. On the revenue side, the good news is that the county will not have to raise taxes in the proposed 2022 budget. One of the major reasons for this is because the county receives significant funds from state and federal grants. There is a hero behind the curtain that brings home

the bacon, and that is the Lycoming County Chief Procurement Officer, Mya Toon. Mya’s work could be described as a combination of an accountant, lawyer, and maybe even magician. She finds every penny under every rock, and it is all for the good of the county.

Another area of county government that helps balance the budget (thus keeping taxes from escalating) is Resource Recovery Management, better known as the Landfill. Their expenses are budgeted at over $18.5 million for 2022. Before you begin to scream, listen to the other side of the story. The Landfill generates $19.9 million in revenue! Director Jason Yorks is another of the hidden heroes in county government for his fantastic work. Jason quickly defers any praise for his efforts and spotlights his very highly dedicated group of staff and employees that make up the Lycoming County Resource Management Services.

Budgets are predictions of needs and concerns, and no one is ever completely happy. Yes, this area could have perhaps been trimmed back a bit to give a little more for another needed area. But, for the most part, the county has walked this tightrope rather well, and though it is far from perfect, the 2022 budget for Lycoming County looks like it will get the job done.

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Jewelry Sale What: Mindy’s Jewels, handcrafted silver jewelry, unique designs.

When: Wednesday, December 1st from 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: UPMC Lock Haven Hospital, main lobby.

What: Friends of the JV Brown Library Special Holiday Program. Wendy McCormick, harpist, presents “Holiday Strings,” a program that will include familiar and lesser-known carols and songs from Ireland, Scotland, and England. Snacks and bottled water will be available or bring a bag lunch, if desired.

When: Friday, December 3 at 12:15 p.m. The program is from 12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m., with Q&A until 1:00 p.m. Reserve a seat by calling the library at 326-0536 or use the library’s online reservation calendar (http:// calendar.jvbrown.edu). Reservations are required due to space considerations and must be made before 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 1.

Where: Lowry Room, Third Floor, Welch Family Wing of the library. Public parking lot is adjacent to the site.

Whistle Stop Train Show What: Electric train show and sale. All sizes of electric trains will be on display and for sale. Over 100 tables. Test track and refreshments available. $3.00 admission, children under 12 are free.

When: Saturday, December 4th from 9:00 a.m.-3:00

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Where: Woodward Twp. Vol. Fire Dept., Route 220, Linden.

Model Railroad Open House What: The Clinton Central Model Railroad Club in Castenea, PA, announces their annual Open House season starting Tuesday evening November 23rd into January 2022 (see dates and times below).

Family members of all ages will enjoy the sights and sounds of trains operating on over 2300 feet of mainline and branch track on our large HO scale, Digital Command Control (DCC) layout. Station tours including railroad memorabilia in the museum and model railroad displays will be provided throughout the day and evening Open Houses.

Admission and parking is free for all.

When: December 7 (Tuesday), 2021 5 p.m.-8 p.m., December 11 (Saturday), 2021 10 a.m.-4 p.m., December 28 (Tuesday), 2021 4 p.m.-8 p.m., December 30 (Thursday), 2021 2 p.m.-6 p.m., January 4 (Tuesday), 2022 5 p.m.-8 p.m., January 15 (Saturday), 2022 10 a.m.-4 p.m., January 22 (Saturday), 2022 10 a.m.-4 p.m., January 25 (Tuesday), 2022 5 p.m.-8 p.m.

Where: Clinton Central Model Railroad Club at 15 Logan Ave., Castanea.

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: December 14th from 3 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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

Kaos Fun Zone Meetup What: Public is welcome to take advantage of our discounted rate of $10 per participant for 2 hours of bowling, arcade, Fly World, and Lazer Tag. For more information, go to our website: www.lcchea.com or find us on Facebook. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association.

When: 1st Thursday of each month, 4:00 p.m.-6 p.m.

Where: Kaos Fun Zone, Williamsport.

Homeschooling Families Park Meetups What: Homeschooling families meet for social time and support. Pack a lunch, drinks, camp chairs, sports gear, and other play items. Bathrooms will be open.

For more information go to www.lcchea.com or find us on Facebook. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association.

When: 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month through October, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: James Short Park, Loyalsock, Pavilion #1.

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Candy Fundraiser What: Candy Fundraiser: Autumn & Christmas shaped milk chocolate peanut butter meltaway candy, and dark espresso caramel cups.

When: Starting Nov. 1st while supplies last. To place order call 570-323-6297.

Where: Community Room - West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond St., Williamsport.

Toy Sale What: New and gently used Christmas toy sale.

When: Through December 3rd from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. except Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.-6:45 p.m. and Saturday, 8:30 a.m.-11:45 a.m. More information please call 570-323-6297.

Where: Community Room - West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond St., Williamsport.

Baked Ham Supper What: Baked ham supper Take-out only; curbside service. Donation: $12.

When: Wednesday, Dec. 1 from 3:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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

Reflections of the Nativity What: A time to reflect on the many Nativities displayed throughout the church. Special musical performance, children’s Corner, refreshments

available. Handicapped accessible.

When: Saturday, December 4 from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 236 S. Main Street, Jersey Shore.

Christmas Bazaar What: Christmas Bazaar: Christmas crafts, holiday arrangements, cookie table, gently used gift table.

Lunch platters available for $7.00 from 10:00 a.m.1:00 p.m. Kids eat free.

When: Saturday, Dec. 4th, from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: St. John Lutheran Church, 229 S. Broad St., Jersey Shore.

Christmas Ring What: The Bell and Chime Choirs of Chef Co-op invite you to an evening of Christmas Music.

When: Friday, December 10th, 7:00 p.m.

Where: Community Baptist Church, Montoursville.

Spaghetti Dinner What: Menu: spaghetti & meatballs, garden salad, Italian bread & peppers, dessert. Also, hamburger vegetable soup. Takeout only. Adults, $10.00; children, $5.00. Soup, $6.00 per quart. Phone 570-326-0191.

When: Friday December 10th, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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

Festival of Lessons & Carols What: Modeled on the annual celebration at King’s College, this service features traditional congregational carols and anthems presented by Trinity’s Choir, Choral Scholars, and guest musicians.

This event is free; doors open at 3:30 p.m. Gifts of canned goods and funds will be collected for United Churches Food Pantry. Contact the church office at 570-322-0126 for more information.

When: Sunday, December 12, 4:00 p.m.

Where: Trinity Pro-Cathedral, 844 W. 4th St., Williamsport.

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When: Open now through January 6, 2022, most days (except Sunday). See hours of operation weekly on Facebook at Shihan’s Collectibles or stop by and see posted hours on door.

Where: Shihan’s Collectibles, 515 West Southern Ave., South Williamsport, across from Dollar General/ CVS. Food Distribution What: Free food distribution.

When: Every 1st, 2nd, and 4th Wednesday 5:00 p.m.6:30 p.m. & every Sunday Morning at 11:00 a.m.

Where: Agape Fellowship 485 East 3rd Street, Williamsport.

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

When: Tuesdays at 6:30 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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Passion for Painting What: Bald Eagle Art League presents “Passion for Painting,” with Holly Patton Shull. An informal evening, sharing knowledge, techniques, and a passion for Figurative Art. Free to the public, refreshments provided.

When: Thursday, December 2nd, 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Where: Taber Museum 858 W 4th Street, Williamsport.

Free parking in the museum parking lot.

Country Line Dancing What: Country line dancing.

When: Wednesdays from 7:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m.

Where: Woodward Township Fire Hall, Linden.

Ballroom Dance Classes What: Beginning Ballroom Dance Class for anyone interested in learning to dance. Cost will be $10 per couple per class. To register please call Frank at 570220-4806.

When: Thursday evenings from 6:00 p.m.-7:15 p.m. starting Thursday September 16, 2021.

Where: Classes will be held in Hartzel’s Dance Room in Montoursville.

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What: Studio 570 presents Who’s Holiday! by Matthew Lombardo. Tickets: https://studio570. theater/product/whos-holiday/.

When: December 16-18 at 8:00 p.m., and December 17-18 at 10:00 p.m.

Where: 140 W. Fourth Street, Williamsport.

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When: December 2nd, at noon.

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Candlelight Service What: Christmas Eve candlelight service. Celebrating and praising His birth with chimes and songs.

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his year marks the 80th anniversary of the “Day of Infamy,” the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. One former Williamsporter, Joe Lockard is forever connected with the Pearl Harbor story. It might also be noted that two Lycoming County residents lost their lives in the Pearl Harbor attack—Paul Free and Billy Brandt.

I had the privilege of interviewing Lockard before his death in 2012 and what follows as well as information in a companion article in this issue is information gleaned from that interview and supplemented by historical accounts of the attack.

Lockard, who was a member of the Army’s Signal Company Aircraft Warning, along with a fellow soldier, George Elliot went out to their radar post at Opana on the northern tip of Oahu, on Saturday afternoon, December

6 and stayed overnight at the radar station. Lockard said they turned on their radar at 4 a.m. on December 7 and were detailed to keep on through 7 a.m.

“I had not turned off the radar yet when about two minutes after seven this huge echo appeared on the screen . It was the biggest that I ever saw,” Lockard told Webb Weekly. “We tried to plot its course. I called Fort Shafter but no one was at the plotting center but a switchboard operator. Everyone was out to breakfast. We finally got a hold of an Army Air Corps lieutenant, who was brought to the phone to talk to us. We tried to impress him with the seriousness of what we were seeing. He was not familiar with our equipment. He said it was probably a flight of B-17s that were due in.”

Lockard said the echo was coming in from the north and he said they plotted it to within 20 miles of Oahu before ground interference kept them from plotting it any further.

He said they kept their radar on until right after eight o’clock and then closed up the radar unit and were picked up by a truck and headed to their quarters. It was at that point that they learned there was an attack in progress by Japanese

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Every five years during the time of the anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, Lockard was a much sought after figure by the media and others.

Lockard said he had only been back to Pearl Harbor once and that was for the 50th anniversary of the attack.

“My wife didn’t want to go, so I took one of my Army buddies, Bob McKinney with me,” Lockard said.

“Those commemorative ceremonies were impressive and quite moving. I can’t believe how much things have changed there. I was astounded. I couldn’t recognize anything. When I was there Waikiki Beach only had a hotel, a couple of taverns and a golf course. Now it is wall-to-wall high rises.”

Perhaps Lockard summed it up best when he said. “I’m probably just an interesting footnote to history. It was an unforgettable experience and it changed my life forever.”

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aircraft. Lockard believes he was able to plot the planes out as far as 137 miles out and that the ships that launched them were probably about 200 miles out.

“A few days later an Army colonel came around and took the plot that we had made and it was eventually used in the Pearl Harbor investigations,” Lockard said. “Shortly after that I was sent back to the States. I went to Washington and I was given a medal that was pinned on me by Secretary of War, Henry Stimson and I met Vice President Henry Wallace.

And then I came back to Williamsport for a banquet that honored me. It was pretty heady stuff. ” At this point Lockard was sent to Officer Candidate School and received his commission as a second lieutenant. He was also sent to advanced radar school at Camp Murphy. Lockard was then sent to the Aleutian Islands, where he remained for more than a year. He was discharged from the Army in December 1945. He then married the former Pauline Seidel.

Lockard was asked by Webb Weekly if he regarded himself as a “reluctant hero” and he answered, “I don’t think so. I don’t think I did anything out of the ordinary. I was just doing my job.”

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Three years later, on a frigidly cold December afternoon, I watched from the warm confines of an Altoona press box as this very youngster led his team to the precipice of that freshman-stated goal. He played an outstanding game that fell just a few yards short of his ultimate achievement. In the postgame locker room, we embraced. I asked him if he remembered that earlier goal.

With tears running down both of our cheeks, he told me he did, adding, “I wish I could have done it.”

I’ve never forgotten that moment and the driving resolve the player exhibited in a relentless pursuit of his stated goal.

A few months ago, I was introduced to an organization devoted to a mantra to help other young people ‘reach for the stars’ to help inspire students to take a proactive approach towards building successful futures.

Established in 2018 as a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization affiliated with the South Williamsport Area School District, Mountie Quest (Quality Experiences for Students) is providing financial assistance to students allowing them to participate

in formative experiences outside of the regular classroom setting. The organization’s mission is to help fund shaping, challenging, and educational experiences for students in the South Williamsport school district by enhancing their opportunities to prepare them for the next steps of their life’s journey. Students may apply regardless of their financial background or need.

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During the past twelve months, district superintendent Mark Stamm has provided additional funding from COVID relief money to keep students’ interest alive during the virtual school learning programs.

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“With the help of your amazing organization, we were able to travel to San Antonio, Texas, for the FBLA National Conference. While this was an amazing cultural experience, we were also able to experience countless other opportunities. We were able to attend business workshops, vote for leaders to impact the future of FBLA, and demonstrate our Pennsylvania pride during the conference.”

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conducted an elementary book drive that delivered 125 books to students to stimulate minds of younger readers.

Retired South Williamsport guidance counselor and Mountie Quest board member Fred Wood explained, “Mountie Quest is here to help any student in our district achieve something special in their lives.

Sometimes all a youngster needs is a little boost, or motivation, to point them in a positive direction. All they need to do is submit an application explaining what they are trying to achieve, and we’ll try to help them when we can.

In our three years, we have been able to help students achieve some positive results, and those instances have been exciting.”

According to Wood, Mountie Quest has also paid tuition for karate classes to help a student with anger management, purchased business casual clothes for a student to participate in an interview and work, sponsored a student for Lycoming College for Kids because she wanted to learn about bugs, covered the registration cost for a wrestling program to help a student learn teamwork, helped offset part of the cost for seven students that made it to national competitions for FBLA in Texas and FCCLA in California collaborated with the Community Arts Center to provide

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• kosher salt, to taste To make prime rib roast: Pat prime • ground black pepper, to taste rib roast dry on all sides with paper • 1/4 cup canola oil towels. Season generously with salt Garlic Butter Mushrooms: and pepper, to taste. Allow roast to • 6 tablespoons olive oil come to room temperature about • 1/2 cup small diced yellow onion 30 minutes.

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Continuously stir risotto each time stock is added to rice. Keep adding stock until risotto is al dente and still viscous then stir in parsley and Parmesan cheese. Season, to taste, with salt and pepper, if desired.

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In large cast-iron skillet, warm canola oil over medium-high heat.

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• 2 tablespoons unsalted butter • 1 clove garlic • 1 thyme sprig To make suya dust: In food processor, blend cashews, chicken bouillon, paprika, cayenne pepper, bell pepper, black pepper, ginger, garlic powder and onion powder into fine powder.

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of Jesus Christ, God’s infinite his past Sunday, the act of mercy, was necessary.

Christian world enPaul summarized the heart tered the season of of Lent when he wrote, “For Advent. Like the Lentall have sinned and fall short en season that precedes the of the glory of God.” Romans celebration of Easter, Advent 3:23. My dear friends, we need is a time of personal reflection, God’s mercy. evaluation, and humble repenAdvent prepares us to receive tance that precedes the celebragrace — and the main purtion of Christmas — and points us forward to the imminent reTim pose of Advent is to remind us turn of Jesus Christ. Yes, King Hartzell that God is infinitely good. It makes us keenly aware of why Jesus is coming again! Advent the birth of Jesus Christ, God’s infinite is a season of hope! act of grace, was necessary. John sumThe Greatest Failure of All These seasons of preparation help us marized the heart of Advent when he to fathom the primary significance of wrote, “For God so loved the world that the gifts of mercy and grace — gifts so he gave his one and only Son that whoextraordinary, so extravagant, so inde- ever believes in him shall not perish but scribably good — that we must prepare have eternal life.” My dear friends, we ourselves to receive them. The keyword need God’s grace. in both seasons is need. We need God’s Mindless and Meaningless Every religious tradition is initially mercy; we need God’s grace. If we ever forget our need, then we’ll forget why inspired by people who had a powerful God gave. And that, my dearest friends, and personal experience with God. The miraculous experience is then memowould be the greatest failure of all. rialized again and again. In time, it beMercy and Grace Lent prepares us to receive mercy — comes a tradition. As generations pass, and the main purpose of Lent is to re- the tradition ends up in the hands of mind us that we are irreparably broken. people who have no first-hand experiIt makes us keenly aware of why the pas- ence with the miracle. They only know sion (suffering, death, and resurrection) of the tradition and the legendary sto-

Advent asks these questions to help us evaluate our relationship with God. Have you experienced first-hand the miracles of mercy and grace? If you have, then hope, peace, joy, and love are growing in you! If you haven’t, then you are keenly aware that life is not as it should be. My friend, you need mercy and grace — and you know it better than anybody.

I have good news for you. In God’s house, there is a cradle with your name on it. He is your heavenly Father, and He has done everything necessary for you to be His child. He created you for it — and every cell in your being longs for it. Maybe you just didn’t know. Maybe

you’re disappointed in Christians. Maybe you’re disenchanted by the Church.

Maybe friend, whatever is holding you back keeps you from God’s mercy and grace — from genuine hope, peace, joy, and love.

Today can be your miracle. If you’re wary of hand-me-down religion and meaningless traditions, then receive God’s gifts of mercy and grace. When you do, you will be His child, and Christmas and Easter will finally make sense.

Every time you see a manger with the baby Jesus this year, let it remind you that God has a cradle with your name on it too!

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The manger-cradle that holds the baby Jesus stands as a powerful reminder that God only has children. My friends, the life-transforming power of grace and mercy can never be experienced as a hand-me-down. These incredible blessings are yours — provided by your heavenly Father — new and fresh every day.

The themes of Advent — hope, peace, joy, and love — are first-hand blessings.

So, let me ask you: are you experiencing them first-hand? Are they real for you?

Are they alive in your heart? Do you sense that you are living purposefully as a vital part of God’s grand story?

Do you have hope? Real hope? A hope that sustains you in the midst of crisis and difficulty because you know something good and better is coming?

Do you have peace? Is your heart settled as you consider your place and purpose in the cosmos? Is your heart free of guilt, regret, bitterness, and vengeance?

Do you have joy? Is there a deep well within you that replenishes your spirit even amid difficulty and sorrow? Is the supply of joy in you deep enough that you can respond generously to the needs of others rather than obsessing over your own needs and wants?

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ries of what happened back in the day.

This is the problem with religious traditions. What’s left is mindless and meaningless repetition.

When people have no connection to the miracle, the purpose of the tradition fades away, or it takes on new values — and those values tend to be far different than the values intended by the tradition. Consider the commercialization of Christmas, and you can quickly identify what happens when traditions are handed down to people who have no first-hand connection to the miracle.

Mercy and grace are needles lost in a haystack of tinsel and wrapping paper.

That’s not a judgment; it’s simply the diagnosis of a problem.

Lent and Advent are intended to create opportunities for every person to experience first-hand God’s miraculous mercy and grace. This is vitally important for one simple reason: God Has no Grandchildren The Kingdom of God is populated by one generation — the sons and daughters of God. John declared this truth plainly, “Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God— children born not of natural descent, nor of human decision or a husband’s will, but born of God.” John 1:12-13. At no point do the Scriptures suggest the possibility of anyone being God’s grandchild.

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Black-oil sunflower seed is one of the best selections to include in any seed mix since almost any bird that will visit a bird feeder will eat these seeds.

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Remember, it is legal to put out this feed as long as all of the hunting seasons are over for deer or turkeys.

Caution: CWD (Chronic Wasting Disease) is a disease that is only beginning to show itself in Pennsylvania. It is spread from one deer to the next when they are in close proximity to one another.

Thus, if you are putting corn out, it would be better to scatter it over a large area rather than just place it in a single pile or two.

If you are considering a mineral mix for deer, it would be beneficial to begin the offering once the last of the deer hunting seasons are over. Providing a mixture of minerals now will begin to benefit the deer as they gain stronger bones and will provide better milk production for the does in the spring.

This long-term offering of the minerals is of great benefit throughout the year, but don’t forget — all minerals and residue must be taken up 30 days before any appropriate hunting season.

This winter offering of feed can be a fun activity and provide some great viewing opportunities. It may also benefit birds and animals when snow and ice limit their usual food sources.

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— white, thin-shelled conical seeds — are eaten by many different birds and are known to be a favorite of the northern cardinal. Cracked corn is always a good addition to your seed mix since it appeals to most birds visiting a feeder. Don’t forget to include the black-oil sunflower seeds. If you are not sure just what to include, contact a local feed store that can supply you with various products for winter feeding.

If pesky squirrels become a problem, you might solve the situation by offering them their own supply of corn.

Merely drive spikes through a board and attach the board to the side of a nearby tree — then stick ears of corn on the spikes.

Hopefully, this will lure the squirrels away from the bird feeder.

Turkeys, deer, and bears spend a great deal of time feeding during the later months of fall, frequently on acorns when they are plentiful, in order to build up a much-needed layer of fat to aid in making it through the cold of winter, when food may be scarce. In the dead of winter, you might see deer or turkeys in picked-over corn fields pawing or scratching through the snow in search of any remaining kernels of corn. Shelled corn is a popular choice

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Even after the hunting seasons end great trout streams, there are also vast for the year, there are still plenty amounts of wooded mountains where of outdoor activities available. you can spot bald eagles, turkeys, Pennsylvania is blessed with a good deer, bears, and an abundance of amount of public land in the form of other wildlife. One of my favorite State Game Lands, state-owned forest activities in my early fishing days was

is a great drive to put on next year’s fall foliage jaunt.

Susquehanna State Park near Coudersport offers 264,000 acres and 500 miles of foot trails. Part of the wellknown Susquehanna Trail system can be found here, and some of the biggest virgin trees left in Pennsylvania can be found here.

The Tioga State Forest is another vast area worth exploring; this might be a good place to try out those snowshoes you are getting for Christmas.

You may also want to check out Pine Creek Gorge Natural Area; the gorge

stretches 18 miles, and the depth exceeds 1,000 feet in some places.

Some of my earliest trout ventures took place on this outstanding creek and gorge.

I have barely scratched the surface when it comes to enjoying our local parks, public lands, and lakes. You can bet I’ll be hitting some like Hills Creek State Park and Rose Valley Lake for some of my earliest ice-fishing ventures and who knows, maybe even Cowanesque Lake or the TiogaHammond Lakes to the north near the New York border. You can bet that

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If you want to know more about the public lands available to you throughout the state, a good source is a book titled Pennsylvania Wildlife: A Viewer’s Guide by Kathy and Hal Korber. The book was published by Northwoods Publications, Inc. in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania.

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to hike the mountain streams in this area in search of native trout and the opportunity to spot rattlesnakes; I was seldom disappointed.

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emphasis from the outdoor fall istory recounts sports to the more confined the infamous environs of the gymnasium, quote attributed to those involved in the health/ Marie Antoinette safety of the participants and during the days of the French fans have decisions to make.

Revolution. When she asked As an observer, it seems many her aides why the citizens of these decisions are being were rioting in the streets, made by administrations, she was told it was because athletic directors, and school they had no bread to eat; to Scott boards in consultation with which she replied, “let them Lowery their peers. That seems to be eat cake.” Indeed, an ill-offered a reasonable way to go about statement she would live to things. regret.

During the past month, our area I do not think you will find the phrase ‘ivory tower syndrome’ in any medical was treated to some tremendous dictionary, but it is one I firmly believe achievements by teams and individuals exists. The phrase (defined by yours in various sports taking part in truly, not Mr. Webster) references those the PIAA District IV playoffs. The occasions when policy decisions are athletes are to be congratulated on made at the top levels of a business or their accomplishments. The fans that corporate organization and then passed watched experienced a real treat.

However, in covering and watching down the food chain to be observed several of these events, a reoccurring and carried out by the multitudes.

Perhaps not as egregious as topic of conversation centered on ‘what Antoinette’s uttering, but sometimes is the PIAA doing?’ these decisions/directives are being OK, OK, I know that question has been made by individuals who may have little repeated many times over the years, comprehension of, or have ‘walked the but let’s cut the governing body a little walk,’ of the people who will bear the slack. During the most difficult onset of COVID, they remained steadfast in brunt of the directive being made.

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“I see both pros and cons with this ticketing plan for post-season events,” a local District IV committee member explained. “The state and auditors have endorsed the plan as it eliminates cash at the venues, which trickles down with accounting procedures, ticket logs, selling tickets, taking tickets, money deposits, and game reports.

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so implementing it during district play makes sense, and many events all throughout the state (and country) use online ticketing (so most people are familiar).”

At a game site, a district official did explain to me that the policy was developed last year as part of the COVID concern in limiting individual contact.

That, indeed, is understandable. But even when people purchase tickets online, they enter the stadium and buy a game program, raffle tickets, and food at the concession stand and pay for the same with cash.

Most likely, that ivory tower has an updated computer system and all the comforts of home, but questions must be asked — what about those folks that don’t own computers or are not comfortable enough to complete the ticket buying purchase; or the fan that makes a last-minute decision to attend the game, or drives several hours to get to one not aware of the computer purchasing mandate; or the individual that doesn’t want to pay the convenience fees associated with online buying? Or how about the fan that goes online, buys the ticket, and then because of weather or personal circumstances, doesn’t go to the game?

Too bad the PIAA is counting the take.

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the opportunities to compete in their chosen sports. It wasn’t always easy, but at least games were played.

But somewhere during the recently completed district playoffs, that view from the ivory tower got a bit distorted.

With the PIAA in charge of the playoffs, someone came up with the brilliant idea to make the populous purchase their game tickets only via an online website of their choosing.

Fans couldn’t walk up to the stadium and purchase a ticket, nor could they stop by the school offices for the same purpose. Oh, no, ‘go to your computer’ was the command. (Would you like angel food or marble cake with that?)

Seeking an explanation, inquiries were made to the District IV committee.

The organization’s president, Chris Venna (Superintendent, Shamokin Area School District), took the time to respond.

“We used online ticketing last year, and it went extremely smooth. For this year, we decided to utilize it as our exclusive way to purchase tickets for events based on several factors: the success of its implementation last year; online ticketing reduces the risk for COVID transmission since there is no exchange of money at the gate; for auditing purposes, it is a much more efficient and cleaner process; it is being utilized during the state playoffs

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Frostbite Frostbite occurs when the soft tissues of the body start to freeze. It most commonly affects the fingers, toes and nose. The Cleveland Clinic says singledigit Fahrenheit temperatures are cold enough to cause frostbite.

Frostbite affects skin cells and tissues and can cause severe damage. Frostbitten skin turns black as cells die from freezing.

Numbness and a painful feeling of “pins and needles” occurs in areas that are exposed to the cold or cold water for too long. Dressing

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• U p date o p eratio nal instruc tio ns and c h ec k f o r ac c urac y: o W o rk ing w ith th e S up erv iso r o r G ro up L eader, th e tec h nic ian w ill rev iew th e o p eratio nal instruc tio ns f o r ac c urac y and mak e c o rrec tio ns and up dates as req uired. o T h e tec h nic ian w ill remo v e any to o ls, w h eels, mandrels, dies, p unc h es, etc . to p rep are th e mac h ine f o r th e new set- up . o T h e tec h nic ian w ill also c lean th e area aro und th e mac h ine remo v ing any deb ris f ro m th e mac h ine and surro unding area • C lean, sto re and c atalo g ue to o ling : o Af ter set- up is c o mp lete th e tec h nic ian w ill c lean to o ls and eq uip ment p rio r to sto rag e.

If any p iec e lo o k s damag ed, h e w ill c o ntac t eng ineering . o T h e tec h nic ian w ill maintain a c atalo g ue o f th e lo c atio n o f set- up eq uip ment th ro ug h o ut th e sh o p .

• C h ec k and up date sto c k o f c o nsumab les: o The technician will periodically review stocks of consumables such as flowturn wheels, o ils, sh ims, etc . to ensure th e sto c k ing lev els are suitab le f o r p ro duc tio n • W ill b e req uired to h andle materials, run p ro duc tio n, maintain 5S , etc • H ig h S c h o o l D ip lo ma o r eq uiv alent • G o o d mec h anic al ap titude • Ab ility to use a c o mp uter.

• Ab ility to c o mmunic ate ef f ec tiv ely w ith team memb ers.

• M ust p ass PM F’ s p re- emp lo yment sc reening s, inc luding Func tio nal C ap ac ity Ex am, b ac k g ro und c h ec k , drug test and nic o tine test.

PM F is an emp lo yee- o w ned c o mp any ( ES O P) o f f ering a c lean and saf e env iro nment, ex cellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides wellness p ro g rams, o p p o rtunities f o r c o ntinuo us learning , teamw o rk , and a c ulture o f emp lo yee inp ut and p artic ip atio n. W e c are ab o ut o ur c usto mers, emp lo yees, and th e c o mmunity. PM F is a nic o tine- f ree env iro nment.

QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS: • H ig h S c h o o l D ip lo ma o r eq uiv alent • G o o d mec h anic al ap titude • Ab ility to use a c o mp uter.

• Ab ility to c o mmunic ate ef f ec tiv ely w ith team memb ers.

• M ust p ass PM F’ s p re- emp lo yment sc reening s, inc luding Func tio nal C ap ac ity Ex am, b ac k g ro und c h ec k , drug test and nic o tine test.

PM F is an emp lo yee- o w ned c o mp any ( ES O P) o f f ering a c lean and saf e env iro nment, excellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides w ellness p ro g rams, o p p o rtunities f o r c o ntinuo us learning , teamw o rk , and a c ulture o f emp lo yee inp ut and p artic ip atio n. W e c are ab o ut o ur c usto mers, emp lo yees, and th e c o mmunity. PM F is a nic o tine- f ree env iro nment.

Technical Sales R ep resentative

T h e T ec h nic al S ales Rep resentativ e w ill b e th e p rimary c o ntac t b etw een PM F and o ur ex isting and p ro sp ec tiv e c usto mers, p ro mo ting PM F’ s c ap ab ilities to sec ure sales.

Essential Duties and Resp onsibilities • Prep are q uo tatio ns f o r o ur manuf ac turing serv ic es.

• In c o nj unc tio n w ith eng ineering determine p ro c ess req uirements inc luding o utso urc ing .

• S ec ure o rders and c o llab o rate w ith p ro duc tio n c o ntro l to arrang e deliv eries.

• Ex p lo re imp ro v ements to meeting c usto mer req uirements in q uality and c o st.

• Attend T rade S h o w s rep resenting PM F. • D ev elo p mark eting strateg ies, i. e. , L ink edIn, PM F’ s w eb site, etc .

• Ac q uire k no w ledg e o f o ur p ro c esses and c ap ab ilities to adeq uately rep resent PM F. • C o nf er w ith c usto mers to alig n th eir desig n w ith o ur p ro c esses.

• Interp ret and c o mmunic ate c usto mer p urc h ase o rder req uirements to v ario us dep artments, identif y issues o r c o nc erns, and rec o mmend reso lutio ns.

• S tay ab reast o f latest dev elo p ments w ith in th e industry.

• V isit c usto mers to p ro mo te PM F’ s c ap ab ilities, as req uired.

• G enerate and f o llo w up o n sales leads.

Skills and Qualifications • Po st- sec o ndary deg ree in Eng ineering o r B usiness/ Financ e w ith a manuf ac turing b ac k g ro und. S o und j udg ment and g o o d dec isio n- mak ing sk ills. S elf - mo tiv ated and team- o riented • B luep rint reading • G o o d mec h anic al ap titude • M ust p ass PM F’ s p re- emp lo yment sc reening s, inc luding : Func tio nal C ap ac ity Ex am, b ac k g ro und c h ec k , drug test and nic o tine test.

Must learn: • S o lid W o rk s and J o b B o ss – ERP system • G eo metric to leranc es and draw ing interp retatio n.

Phy sical Req uirements Office duty: ab le to sit, stand and w alk , lif t up to 2 5 p o unds.

In additio n, ab le to set up sh o w b o o th and transp o rt p arts and mark eting materials.

PM F is an emp lo yee- o w ned c o mp any ( ES O P) o f f ering a c lean and saf e env iro nment, ex cellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides wellness p ro g rams, o p p o rtunities f o r c o ntinuo us learning , teamw o rk , and a c ulture o f emp lo yee inp ut and p artic ip atio n. W e c are ab o ut o ur c usto mers, emp lo yees, and th e c o mmunity. PM F is a nic o tine- f ree env iro nment.

Equal Opportunity Employer, Including Disability & Protected Veteran Status.

A p p l y onl i ne at www.pmfind.com o r send resumé to :

PMF INDUSTRIES, lnc.

2601 Reach Road, PO Box 3186, Williamsport, PA 17701

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QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS:

Ability to work safely and efficiently in a production environment: • O p erate p ro duc tio n mac h ines, use h and to o ls and v ario us p o w er to o ls.

• Pro duc e an ac c ep tab le q uality p art.

• U se and ac c urately read draw ing s, instruc tio ns, g ag es, and all ap p lic ab le measuring dev ic es.

• H andle and lif t p arts w eig h ing up to 50 p o unds.

• Effectively use the PMF shop floor data collection system to log in and out of jobs and read and f o llo w instruc tio ns.

• Fo llo w daily w o rk sc h edule.

• Perf o rm g eneral b uilding / mac h ine 5S maintenanc e.

• H andle and mo v e material manually and using a f o rk lif t.

• W o rk to p ro duc tio n standards • Partic ip ate in PM F’ s c o ntinuo us imp ro v ement p ro g ram.

• W ill b e req uired to p erf o rm o th er duties as req uested, direc ted, o r assig ned.

Call 570-326-9322

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PMF Industries, a Williamsport manufacturer specializing in fabrications constructed of stainless steel and o th er f o rmab le allo ys used in aero sp ac e, p h armac eutic al, f o o d p ro c essing , mic ro - elec tro nic s, and def ense mark ets, is seek ing h ig h ly mo tiv ated indiv iduals f o r th e f o llo w ing o p p o rtunity:

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OR 570-322-2444. TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 159912

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ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATOR

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• Oversee all aspects of daily operations and upgrades for General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Payroll.

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• Allocate earned income on a monthly basis for WCC revenue centers • Input all invoices and process checks for payment. Balance all monthly statements • Track and oversee Loan payments • Process all transactions with payroll & taxes on a biweekly, quarterly and yearly basis • Learn Payroll as a secondary resource for payroll duties • Oversee banking responsibilities

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