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VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 49

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Dawg Gone Good By Jim Webb Jr.

hat an absolutely amazing job Jersey Shore High School Football Head Coach Tom Gravish has done in building a football dynasty in Bulldogland. I have known my whole football lifetime that the Dawgs should be hanging championships on a regular basis, as have most football folks in our area. I don’t know if anybody could have foreseen the success Coach Gravish has produced. He has truly built, from the ground up, one of the best football programs in the Keystone State. As I am penning this article, the Bulldogs are getting ready to take on Aliquippa in the state Class 4A semifinal. A win will move the Bulldogs into the PA State Championship game for a second straight season, hopefully ending with a gold medal. Jersey Shore is sitting 14-0 for the season is and 24-1 over the past two years. Gravish’s gang is 31-2 in their last 33 games. They are making their 3rd consecutive final four appearance. The Bulldogs have won four straight District IV championships, five in the last six years, and six during his tenure. These are truly remarkable numbers in any sport, but especially in Pennsylvania high school football.

It has been my pleasure to feature Coach Gravish and his Bulldogs during several episodes of Webb Weekly Live Touchdowns and Tailgates. I always look forward to heading to Jersey Shore and talking with Tom. He is one of the most energetic, positive lovers of life and football that you will ever meet. I thoroughly enjoy the time we spend together on camera but even more the football talk when the camera’s not rolling. He is a perfect fit for the Black and Orange community. He is the consummate leader that has turned talent and potential into a successful program on and off the field. This not only includes his players but the Jersey Shore community. He has united them in a way never found before. His players become part of that family when they first set foot into the Bulldog program. This special feeling and unity create family legacies, which continue to fuel the

program and create enthusiasm for future Dawgs. His love for his players, coaches, and community is exactly what is needed in the world we’re living in today. It is truly this genuine approach that brings everybody together, working as a family for a common goal. The Bulldog football story is so much more than wins and losses. A tip of my Webb Weekly cap with the American Flag on the side to Coach Tom Gravish. We will be featuring the Bulldogs on the cover and within our pages next week. Good luck to the entire Bulldog Family! Twenty-Three Pointer The most talked-about monster buck ever entered in our Webb Weekly Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest found its way to Dana and Sam at Poust Taxidermy this past week. Matt Lingle harvested what will surely be one of the top bucks ever shot in Pennsylvania hunting history. The initial tale of the tape has the incredible buck featuring 23 points, a 23” spread, and a quick rough score over 220 by SCI standards. A tip of my Webb Weekly orange hunting cap with the American Flag on the side to Matt for being able to hold steady with this absolute trophy of a lifetime in his sights. Matt, and especially his father, have been watching this bruiser mature for several years. It would be present on game cameras on a regular basis and then just disappear for months at a time. Remarkably, they even found the sheds from last year,

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ypically, this time of year, I try to avoid ‘heavy’ subjects. It’s the Holiday Season, after all! But in light of recent events in our area, I just can’t. Because my heart absolutely breaks at the thought of another life lost in our community. Another young life. I can’t imagine the pain of the families locally who have had to deal with losing a child to suicide. I can’t imagine the questions they have about how it happened or what could have been done to prevent it. Something in our society must change. We must start making mental health a priority for everyone. It is far past time that we remove the stigma of asking for help with our mental help. We wouldn’t avoid getting help for a broken arm, or if our heart wasn’t working right, why should getting help when your brain isn’t working the way it’s supposed to be any different?

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because of predisposing vulnerabilities such as mental disorders. Examples of stressors are disciplinary problems, interpersonal losses, family violence, And we absolutely sexual orientation confusion, physical MUST do our best and sexual abuse, and being the victim as adults, parents, of bullying.” guardians, community How many of these kids just needed members, teachers, someone to talk to? To hear them? To be and administrators to nice to them? Or at least not be a-holes prevent bullying in and Steph to them? out of our schools. Nordstrom I’m not so naïve as to think everyone I’ve written on this will get along with everyone all the time. subject in the past, but obviously, we Nor am I deluded enough to believe that need to discuss it again. being nice to everyone all of the time is According to the CDC, each year, feasible. approximately 157,000 youth between But, let’s be honest, we live in a society the ages of 10 and 24 receive medical where it is effortless to forget that you are care for self-inflicted injuries at not, in fact, the center of the Universe. Emergency Departments across the U.S. Selfi es, Blogs, Social Media sites all lead Suicide is the second-leading cause of us to focus on ourselves constantly. So death for young people ages 15 to 24, please be sure that you are talking to your surpassed only by accidents, according kids about how they interact with their to the U.S. Center for Disease Control peers. Remind them that the thoughts and Prevention. and feelings of others do matter — that The American Psychological while they have the right to stand up for Association says, “More than 90 percent themselves, they don’t have the right to of people who die by suicide have risk do it viciously. factors. The risk for suicide frequently The anonymity of the internet, in occurs in combination with external general, makes it easy to forget that circumstances that seem to overwhelm there are real people out there with at-risk teens who are unable to cope with the challenges of adolescence

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incentives (either for yourself or as gifts for others this holiday season) — while also giving to The Salvation Army — mark your calendars for the Festival of Trees live auction on December 10. Hosted by Michael T. Roan, Auctioneer, the auction will begin promptly at 7 p.m. in the former PacSun storefront near Lycoming Mall Center Court, diagonal from Burlington. Registration will begin around 6 p.m., so plan to come early, take a last look at the trees before placing your bids, and enjoy all the festivities. After the auction concludes, The Salvation Army will also recognize the tree/sponsor that raises the most money overall with the “Best of the Festival” award. “Last year we had the best buying crowd but a low number of trees 25. We hope to have the good buying crowd back this year since we now have 36 trees,” said Mike Roan, who will be handling the auctioneer’s chores again as he has in other years. “This event would not be successful without the extraordinary efforts and generosity of so many in our community — including Mike Roan Real Estate, The Lycoming Mall, and Backyard Broadcasting,” said Laura Templeton, Salvation Army Public Relations and Resource Development Director. “In addition, this year, PA Skill by Miele Manufacturing not only sponsored one

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real feelings, fighting real battles and struggling daily. There is no need to add to that by being cold and mean to those you somehow feel are lesser than you. You never really know for sure the impact your words and actions can have on people. You never know when that nerve you choose to needle may be the nerve that breaks someone down. You also never know when your social actions, which support someone and raise them up, may be the action that saves their life. Listen, we are all guilty of having rude and mean thoughts about people. Judging them. I’m not saying it’s OK or that it isn’t something we should all work on doing less, but there is a marked difference in having those thoughts and voicing them. What do you have to gain by being so nasty to other people? Does it really make you feel that much better to tear someone else down? What about other people has that much of an effect on your life that you can’t possibly get through the day without saying something mean about them or to them. We all know that ‘sticks and stones’ is

a trash adage. I’m not sure who wrote it, but I’ll say it again. It’s a trash adage. Words can hurt. They can out and out traumatize. Encourage your children to use their words wisely. We live in a world where school bullying is at an all-time high. This isn’t schoolyard bullying from back in the day. This is pointedly cruel. Focusing on kids’ weaknesses and going after them until kids feel like they have nowhere to turn and nothing they can do about it. In addition to teaching our children to be better, we also need to make sure that they have resources available to get help if and when they need it. And I would really prefer if that alleged ‘help’ didn’t come with a side of victimblaming. Telling kids that they need to focus on their own mental health while not addressing the cause of their mental health issues isn’t the answer. Several people working inside our schools need to take a good hard look at themselves in the mirror and take responsibility for their part in what is happening in their hallways. Remember, “If a child lives with friendliness, they learn that the world is a nice place in which to live.”

hen you lose someone special, your world may feel like it lacks its festive qualities. Holidays can magnify a loss. The sadness deepens and the loneliness can feel isolating. The need for support may be the greatest during the holidays and it is important to take healthy steps to do what is best for you. Rather than avoiding the feelings of grief, lean into them. It is not the grief you want to avoid it is the pain. No one can take that pain away, but grief is not just pain, grief is love. We are thinking of you this time of year.

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that all the equipment is secured and operating correctly and that supplies that were used are replaced, even though they are tired and often exhausted after the emergency run, but understands that this is also part of the commitment to the job.” So, God made a volunteer firefighter. God said, “I need someone who is father or mother or brother or sister of a youngster that observes and takes note of their parent or sibling serving from their heart, willing to do all those things mentioned above, willing to save others because no one else will, even though they often will get no recognition or acknowledgment of their dedication, and something will begin to grow in that child, something called ‘respect,’ and they dream that someday they too would be able and willing to do that very same thing.” So, God is making a future volunteer firefighter. To the members of the 27 Lycoming County Volunteer Fire Companies — #2, #3, #5, #6, #7, #8, #12, #13, #14, #15, #16, #17, #18, #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, #25, #26, #27, #28, #31, #32 #35, #36, #39, #45 — you know who you are — Thank you all!

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he question of joining the World War or refraining from participating in it as a matter of difference among us no longer exists. The answer has come — we are at war! The immediate decision was not of our making. It was made up for us by a nation which a generation of Americans has looked upon as the most likely, at some time nor another to seek war upon us, Japan has chosen war. She has chosen to launch it under circumstances involving so much treachery and deceit that by her own act she intensifies American feelings against her and solidifies American opinion, wiping out by her misguided act the bitter dissension that has divided our people. It is apparent to most Americans that we are at war not only with Japan

but with her partners as well. No one can doubt Japan’s course was decided by her Axis affiliation. It may even be that Hitler dictated Japan’s course in negotiation with her diplomats continued with repeated protestations of hope for peace, up until the very moment that bombs began death and destruction upon Hawaii. The strategy that Japan has followed closely matches the Hitler pattern as demonstrated in Europe — discussing peace while preparing for sudden military action without warning. We must forego arguments as to right or wrong of the course that has led us to our present situation. We must forget all differences which have divided us. Leaders of the anti-war movement have pledged united cooperation to the only end which any American has a right to think of — complete victory, however long it may be delayed and whatever the cost.

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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.

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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.

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.

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or black diamond steak. Open to the public. Take out or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take out orders. When: December 17, 2021, 4:30 p.m. to? Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS... 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. Clothing Donation What: Donation of baby, children & adults clothing and shoes. When: Thursday, December 9, 2021, from 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1100 Washington Blvd. Take Donations to Social Hall,

Community Dinner What: Community dinner: curbside delivery. When: Thursday, December 9, 2021, 5:00 p.m. until supply ends. Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

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 570326-0191. When: Friday December 10th, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Where: All Saints Parish Hall, corner of Scott & Beeber sts., Williamsport. Williamsport Flute Choir What: Christmas concert. Free Admission, but donations are gratefully accepted! When: Saturday, December 11, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. Where: 1st United Methodist Church, 604 Market St., 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. Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: God’s A Lot More Loving Than People Think, Joel 2. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life. When: Sunday Morning December 12th, service time – 10:15 a.m. Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport. Fundraiser Sale What: Fundraiser sale hosted by The Hunter Family Ministries/The Warriors for Christ. Shihan’s Collectibles - Rare and vintage toys, music, movies, games, sports memorabilia, glassware, electronics, posters, clothing, antique smalls, superheroes Pokemon - Star Wars – G.I. Joe and more! Odds and ends of all kinds! This 2-month sale benefits the plan to open the World Headquarters of The Warriors for Christ right here in our community. Hard-to-find items from the 1920s up to current collectibles. Cash sales only. 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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other, Christmas just wouldn’t be the same. We have had so many wonderful Christmases, year after year. In 2008 I lost my Pap Perry on Christmas morning, but I can say that was the only sad Christmas I ever endured. I feel guilty even saying that because I know not everyone has the same experience. I just give my parents and grandparents all the credit for me having such a serious love for Christmas time and traditions. They always made it such a special time, and I am so grateful for these many memories that come pouring back this time of year that I can continue to share year after year with you all. I hope your Christmas memories keep you warm inside too. Christmas Veggie Tree • Cauliflower • Broccoli • Cherry Tomatoes • Pretzel Sticks • Yellow Food Coloring I used cauliflower for the snow, then dabbed yellow food coloring on a piece for the star. Arrange broccoli for the tree, and tomatoes for garland/ lights. Use any veggies you like, be creative as you want! I laid the tree on a cookie sheet lined with foil. Serve with a dip.

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but birthing an heir and looking beautiful. But when patriarchal society becomes too overbearing, the princesses must decide what to do. Far from your normal “princess” tale, this one has shades of feminism in ancient times. The giftee who loves romantic happily-everafter may enjoy an anti-HEA with “Rock Paper Scissors” by Alice Feeney, the story of a couple that’s struggling with their marriage. It’s nobody’s fault: he has an affliction and can’t recognize faces; she’s tired of being ignored. When they win a vacation, it’s a chance to make things better. Or not. The Poe fan on your gift list will love unwrapping “Poe for Your Problems” by Catherine Baab-Miguira. Edgar Allen Poe as therapist? Who knew? Add “The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows” by John Koenig to the gift box. It’s a book about words and feelings and how obscure language might help make things a little clearer. Readers who particularly like storys with sugar will love “All the Lonely People” by Mike Gayle. It’s a tale of a lonely man who lives far from his family – far enough away that he feels confident in embellishing his life to his daughter. That’s fine, until she says she’s coming to visit and he must make fantasy match reality. Wrap it up with “The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World” by Laura Imai Messina. It’s a beautiful story of loss, hope, and how we keep memories alive when

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The whodunit fan on your list will be happy to see “A Slow Fire Burning” by Paula Hawkins beneath the tree. It’s the tale of a nasty murder on a London houseboat, and the three women who had big, big reasons to want to see the victim dead. For the reader who genuinely loves timeperiod mysteries, look for “Dead Dead Girls: A Harlem Renaisance Mystery” by Nekesa Afia. It’s Harlem, 1926 and young Black women are showing up dead all over the area. This is too close for comfort for Louise Lloyd, and so when she’s given an ultimatum – go to jail for a past transgression or help solve these murders – well, the choice is clear, isn’t it? This is the first book in a planned series, and your giftee will be looking for the rest after New Years’ Eve. Or make it an even better gift by adding “Public Enemy #1” by Kiki Swinson, a novel about a new detective and a police department filled with corruption. If you’ve got someone on your list who likes westerns and mysteries, why not marry the two by wrapping up “Dark Sky” by C.J. Box. It’s another in the Joe Pickett series (but it can be read alone), and it’s the story of a wealthy man, poaching, and murder, and it could send your giftee scrambling for the rest of the Pickett books. And why does your giftee love mysteries? The answer lies inside “Mystery: A Seduction, A Strategy, A Solution” by Jonah Lehrer. This book ties advertising with assassination, major league football to murder, Shakespeare with slayings, to show how our curiosity and the urge to solve is tickled by a mystery.

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For readers who require a lot of grit in their novels, look for “The Song His Mother Sings” by Teresa Collins, the story of a mother whose son is caught up in the drug trade. Trouble is, he thinks it’s fine and he blames her for filling his head with lies. Great for urban fiction fans, this is a quick read. General Nonfiction No doubt, there’s someone on your gift list who’s concerned about climate change. And so the book to wrap up is “Hurricane Lizards and Plastic Squid” by Thor Hanson, a natural historian. Here, Hanson reveals how climate change is driving evolution. And what will happen to us? Pair it with “A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth” by Henry Gee, a small book that looks at the Big Picture, where we came from and where we might go... For the reader who’s new to America, or for someone welcoming a new immigrant to these shores, look for “A Beginner’s Guide to America” by Roya Hakakian. Nearly forty years ago, Hakakian came to live in America from Iran, and she noticed a few (ha!) differences that she writes about. This book is a bit humorous, a bit tongue-in-cheek, and a lot helpful for new Americans and for Americans who were born here, so that we might see ourselves as others do. Wrap it up with “How Iceland Changed the World” by Egill Bjarnason, a small island with a big world footprint. The singer or orator on your list will devour “This is the Voice” by John Colapinto. It’s a scientific look at the human voice, how it differs, and how our ability to speak and verbally communicate as complex as we can has made us the dominant creatures we are. Wrap it up with “The Invention of Miracles”

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he Fitness Factory, an independently owned fitness center located at 330 Hughes Street in Williamsport, was recently purchased by Ryan Troutman. I first met Ryan, a longtime fitness professional, and champion powerlifter and bodybuilder, while he was still in college and a member of the Penn College Powerlifting Team. The first glimpse I had of Ryan’s potential was when he broke an American Collegiate record in the bench

press at his very first powerlifting meet with a lift just shy of 320 pounds at a bodyweight of 165. Since then, Troutman has had a very successful career in the food and beverage industry as a manager of the Cell Block as well as a representative for Jim Beam Bourbon. One constant throughout his life, however, has been his love of fitness and his work as a personal trainer. “Throughout it all, I’ve always trained clients,” said Troutman. Though he often puts in 18+ hour workdays, I

was able to catch up with the busy fitness entrepreneur. Dave: In gym circles, you’re pretty well known, but for those people that might not know you, please tell me a little about yourself. Ryan: Well, I’m from Pine Grove, PA. I am 39 Dave years old and have two Bellomo brothers and two sisters. I’m also a Penn College graduate. Dave: Tell me about your fitness background. Ryan: I started lifting weights at an early

age. I was around nine years old. I learned by reading fitness magazines and used to lift plastic weights filled with sand in my basement. Later on, I competed in powerlifting with the help of Dr. Urosevich, who was the coach at Penn College. Later, in 2012 I got into bodybuilding and really enjoyed that as well. From a personal training perspective, my first exposure to coaching others was when I wrote fitness programs for the high school soccer team during the off-season of my junior year of high school in 1999. Dave: Where and when did you train people? Ryan: I’ve worked with clients most of my life. First at Pine Grove High School, then Penn College, then later at the Fitness

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story short, we partnered and bought it. Dave: Do you have any future plans for putting your own stamp on the gym? Ryan: I’d definitely like to offer new classes that are not typically found in the area. I will also be adding new equipment that people will travel to use. My love of fitness and the sport of bodybuilding is a huge part of my life, and I feel like a little kid at Christmas any time I get a new piece of equipment, a weight bar, or bench. Nutritional supplements will also be offered, making it a one-stop-shop. My goal is to turn the gym into a place that people go not only to get a good workout for physical health but also for enjoyment and stress management which will improve mental health. Forming

relationships and having people working together is key. Dave: Do you have any business or fitness philosophies or a mission statement you think is important? Ryan: Yes, especially now with COVID and how fitness and health are more important than ever. There is no doubt in my mind that being fit is one of the best ways to boost our immune systems. So, exercise for overall health is one of my core beliefs. Dave: Is there anything else you want to add? Ryan: Fitness is something you should plan into your schedule. A lot of people have more time than they think. So, being too busy is never a valid excuse not to

take care of yourself. It’s not hard to fit it in or afford; you just need to prioritize your health. The other thing I’d like to mention is that exercise, and good health are proven anti-depressants. I find it rare to talk to a group of people and not find at least one person who is on some type of anti-depressant medication. While depression is a very serious problem in our society, and medication is warranted at times, I believe we should also include a healthy diet and exercise as a means of improving our mental health. If you would like to get in touch with Ryan Troutman or learn more about the Fitness Factory, you can call him at 570322-2348 or find the Fitness Factory on Facebook.

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while Its broad, flat tail acts as a rudder. It’s highly unlikely you will ever spot a flying squirrel during daylight hours, and you won’t find them running around on the ground because of their arboreal habits-they’re usually clinging to a tree branch or gliding to another tree. Again I have been fortunate to see flying squirrels on a couple of occasions. Once while hunting near my home, I stopped to look into a small woodshed near a camp; to my surprise, there were a couple of flying squirrels clinging to the small 2x4 rafters overhead. On a couple of other occasions, when hiking out of the woods near dark, I have been able to spot an occasional flying squirrel. By the way, there are a couple more squirrel sightings that don’t happen very often either; I’m talking about the sighting of a black squirrel or an albino squirrel. A black squirrel is actually a black phase of a gray squirrel, and they are most often encountered in the northcentral part of the state. I have, however, spotted black squirrels along the Susquehanna River right here in our area. I have also been fortunate enough over the years to spot an albino red squirrel and an albino gray squirrel; albinism can occur in many species of animals, including deer. By the way, you don’t have to go far and wide to spot gray squirrels; just check out some of the critters flattened on our roads-a good many of them are gray squirrels.

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four squirrel species roaming about in Pennsylvania. It’s a pretty safe bet that, by far, most of the people reading this article have, in fact, only ever seen gray squirrels or red squirrels, but we also have fox squirrels and flying squirrels. I have been fortunate over the years that I have lived here I have been able to spot all four of our squirrel species. To be fair, the reason you may never have seen a fox squirrel is that they are mainly found in the western and southern parts of the state. That being said, however, years ago, I was in a wooded area along the Susquehanna River when to my surprise, I spotted two fox squirrels up in a large oak tree; I have never again seen another fox squirrel in this part of the state. Fox squirrels are larger than gray squirrels and have reddish-gray on their backs with orange-brown undersides. They can weigh nearly two pounds, and they are slower and less vocal than grays. The other squirrel that few people have ever seen is the flying squirrel, and even though it is found throughout the state, the flying squirrel is seldom ever seen because it is nocturnal. This squirrel is about eight to nine inches long, including about a three-inch tail, and its fur is a very soft, grayish-brown in color. The flying squirrel can’t actually fly, but rather it glides. The gliding is made possible due to a loose flap or membrane of skin between the fore and hind legs, allowing the animal to glide, not fly, for up to 40 yards in a downward direction

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s I sleepily headed to the kitchen for some breakfast, Jean’s voice from an adjacent room asked, “Do we have any batteries for the TV remote? I think you wore them out yesterday.” Guilty as charged. On that ‘Small Business Saturday,’ we had patronized a few local shops before heading home just in time to catch the Ohio State/ Michigan game on the tube. Shamelessly, it wasn’t until eleven hours later, when I headed for bed, that the remote received a respite from my hand as I spent an enjoyable time taking in the many rivalry games being played on that day. The afternoon and evening action was mesmerizing, and the significance of each game’s outcome made for high drama and tension. Michigan ended years of frustration (not to mention coach Jim Harbaugh’s 0-5 record against his rival) by knocking off Ohio State; Alabama finally awakening after 3 1/2 quarters of listless play to edge Auburn in four overtimes; Oklahoma State ended six years of frustration and destroyed Oklahoma’s national title hopes; and Minnesota axed Wisconsin’s Big Ten title hopes — all produced exciting moments. Along the way, some colorful trophies were claimed; Oklahoma State won the Bedlam Bowl, Minnesota the Paul Bunyan Axe, Ole Miss the Golden Egg by beating Mississippi State, and Washington State the Apple Cup with their win over Washington.

Oh yes, Michigan State won another trophy awarded in a snowy East Lansing, Michigan, the Land-Grant Trophy as theyw humbled Penn State 30-27. However, Altoona Mirror sportswriter Neil Rudel coined a much better suggestion for the game, calling it “the Extension Bowl” and naming sports agent Jimmy Sexton, its most valuable player. Unless you’ve been ‘Rip Van Winkleing it’ or have no interest in college football, most fans would agree that is almost the perfect moniker. Jimmy Sexton has been a Sports Agent since 1984, when he signed his first client, NFL Hall of Famer Reggie White. He is one of the few agents who have represented both players and coaches. He represents current NFL stars Derrick Henry, Julio Jones, Daniel Jones, and Ndamukong Suh, among others. He also represents 11 of the 14 SEC head football coaches and 7 NFL head coaches. In 2020 he took in $31 million in sports commission earnings. This year he added two more coaches to his stable; Penn State’s James Franklin and Michigan State’s second-year coach Mel Tucker. In doing so, he made both men very rich. A few days after Franklin secured a 10year, $75 million deal, Michigan State went even more loony-tunes over Tucker, making him the highest-paid coach in college football with a 10-year, $95 million reward. In Rudel’s assessment, “Whether any college coach not named Saban is worth that kind of money won’t be fully determined

for another half-decade, but this much is safe, Franklin’s track record is way better than Tucker’s. Tucker’s three-year record as a head coach is 17-14. He’s won nothing other than the joy he produced for Spartan fans with his victory over arch-rival Michigan this Scott year. In Franklin’s 11Lowery year coaching career, he’s won a Big Ten title, two New Year’s Six bowls, and has had three 11win seasons.” If you’ve ever listened to basketball commentator Dick Vitale, you’ve heard one of his signature calls, “Are you serious?” That very same question needs to be asked to those controlling the purse strings at those Land-Grant institutions in Happy Valley and East Lansing. For the record, heading into the 2021 college football season, these were the top money-earning coaches per season: 1) Nick Saban, Alabama, 9.1 million (7 national titles, the most in college football history; 2) Ed Orgeron, LSU, 8.7 million (1 national title) let go by the school at the conclusion of the season; 3) Dabo Sweeney, Clemson, 8.3 million (2 national titles); 4) Jim Harbaugh, Michigan, 7.8 million; 5) Dan Mullen, Florida, 7.6 million (fired by Florida this year); 6) Jimbo Fisher, Texas A&M, 7.5 million (defeated Alabama earlier this season); Kirby Smart, Georgia, 6.8 million (has been ranked number one throughout the season); and Ryan Day, Ohio State, 6.5

million (the loss to Michigan was his first loss to a Big Ten team in his career. With their new deals, Tucker (9.5 million) is now the college game’s highest-paid coach, and Franklin (7.5 million, with Orgeron and Mullen now out of the picture) has cracked the top five. Really, are you serious? In addition to his base salary, Franklin would receive $800,000 (should the Lions ever win a national title), $350,000 for a Big Ten title, and $150,000 for being named national coach of the year. He also receives an annual $1 million life insurance loan and 55 hours of private plane usage each year. Obviously, Penn State likes Franklin and the coach’s name being linked to potential jobs at LSU and USC upped the ante for his services. “Penn State is very happy to offer this extension to Coach Franklin, who has created an environment in which our student-athletes can be successful on the field, as well as leaders in our community and beyond,” PSU President Eric Barron stated. “We look forward to his sustained success, his pursuit of excellence, and his remaining an integral part of Penn State football and our university.” A few years ago, Franklin stated his desire for Penn State to become an “elite” football program. “Elite” programs don’t post 11-10 records the past two years. “Elite” programs don’t go 7-5 and lose to the best teams on their schedule (Iowa, Ohio State, Michigan, and Michigan State, not even mentioning the 9-overtime debacle to Illinois). James Franklin may be a first-class individual, but the only thing “elite” about his current program is its coach’s salary.

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Physical Req uirements Shop du ty : able to stand and w alk, lif t u p to 50 pou nds. PMF is an employ ee- ow ned company ( E SO P) of f ering a clean and saf e env ironment, excellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides w ellness programs, opportu nities f or continu ou s learning, teamw ork, and a cu ltu re of employ ee inpu t and participation. W e care abou t ou r cu stomers, employ ees, and the commu nity . PMF is a nicotine- f ree env ironment.

Set-up Technician T he Set- u p T echnician reports to the shif t su perv isors and w ill set- u p v ariou s machinery and ru n produ ction. • R ead and u nderstand operational instru ctions and assemble eq u ipment: o U sing the operational instru ctions as a gu ide the set- u p technician w ill assemble all the necessary tooling components to start and complete the set- u p. • U pdate operational instru ctions and check f or accu racy : o W orking w ith the Su perv isor or G rou p L eader, the technician w ill rev iew the operational instru ctions f or accu racy and make corrections and u pdates as req u ired. o T he technician w ill remov e any tools, w heels, mandrels, dies, pu nches, etc. to prepare the machine f or the new set- u p. o T he technician w ill also clean the area arou nd the machine remov ing any debris f rom the machine and su rrou nding area • Clean, store and catalogu e tooling: o A f ter set- u p is complete the technician w ill clean tools and eq u ipment prior to storage. I f any piece looks damaged, he w ill contact engineering. o T he technician w ill maintain a catalogu e of the location of set- u p eq u ipment throu ghou t the shop. • Check and u pdate stock of consu mables: o The technician will periodically review stocks of consumables such as flowturn wheels, oils, shims, etc. to ensu re the stocking lev els are su itable f or produ ction • W ill be req u ired to handle materials, ru n produ ction, maintain 5S, etc • High School Diploma or eq u iv alent • G ood mechanical aptitu de • A bility to u se a compu ter. • A bility to commu nicate ef f ectiv ely w ith team members. • Mu st pass PMF ’ s pre- employ ment screenings, inclu ding F u nctional Capacity E xam, backgrou nd check, dru g test and nicotine test. PMF is an employ ee- ow ned company ( E SO P) of f ering a clean and saf e env ironment, excellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides wellness programs, opportu nities f or continu ou s learning, teamw ork, and a cu ltu re of employ ee inpu t and participation. W e care abou t ou r cu stomers, employ ees, and the commu nity . PMF is a nicotine- f ree env ironment.

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T he T echnical Sales R epresentativ e w ill be the primary contact betw een PMF and ou r existing and prospectiv e cu stomers, promoting PMF ’ s capabilities to secu re sales.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities • Prepare q u otations f or ou r manu f actu ring serv ices. • I n conj u nction w ith engineering determine process req u irements inclu ding ou tsou rcing. • Secu re orders and collaborate w ith produ ction control to arrange deliv eries. • E xplore improv ements to meeting cu stomer req u irements in q u ality and cost. • A ttend T rade Show s representing PMF . • Dev elop marketing strategies, i.e., L inkedI n, PMF ’ s w ebsite, etc. • A cq u ire know ledge of ou r processes and capabilities to adeq u ately represent PMF . • Conf er w ith cu stomers to align their design w ith ou r processes. • I nterpret and commu nicate cu stomer pu rchase order req u irements to v ariou s departments, identif y issu es or concerns, and recommend resolu tions. • Stay abreast of latest dev elopments w ithin the indu stry . • V isit cu stomers to promote PMF ’ s capabilities, as req u ired. • G enerate and f ollow u p on sales leads.

Skills and Qualifications • Post- secondary degree in E ngineering or Bu siness/ F inance w ith a manu f actu ring backgrou nd. Sou nd j u dgment and good decision- making skills. Self - motiv ated and team- oriented • Blu eprint reading • G ood mechanical aptitu de • Mu st pass PMF ’ s pre- employ ment screenings, inclu ding: F u nctional Capacity E xam, backgrou nd check, dru g test and nicotine test.

Must learn: • Solid W orks and J ob Boss – E R P sy stem • G eometric tolerances and draw ing interpretation.

Physical Req uirements Office duty: able to sit, stand and w alk, lif t u p to 2 5 pou nds. I n addition, able to set u p show booth and transport parts and marketing materials. PMF is an employ ee- ow ned company ( E SO P) of f ering a clean and saf e env ironment, excellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides wellness programs, opportu nities f or continu ou s learning, teamw ork, and a cu ltu re of employ ee inpu t and participation. W e care abou t ou r cu stomers, employ ees, and the commu nity . PMF is a nicotine- f ree env ironment.

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EMPLOYMENT C.H. WALTZ SONS IN COGAN STATION IS HIRING full-time truck driver for local deliveries. Hiring ASAP. Apply at chwaltz.com/careers or send resume to 6570 State Route 973 E, Cogan Station. 160073 TRAIN ONLINE TO DO MEDICAL BILLING! Become a Medical Ofﬁce Professional at CTI! Get trained & certiﬁed to work in months! 888-572-6790. (M-F 8-6 ET). C11

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BUSINESS SERVICES DAVID K PROFESSIONAL HANDYMAN. Services From A-Z. Call 570-238-9261. 159683 LONG DISTANCE MOVING: Call for a free quote from America’s Most Trusted Interstate Movers. Let us take the stress out of moving! Speak to a relocation specialist 888-7212194. C11 THE BATHROOM OF YOUR DREAMS for as little as $149/ month! BCI Bath & Shower. Many options available. Quality materials & professional installation. Senior & Military Discounts Available. Limited Time Offer - FREE virtual in-home consultation now and SAVE 15%! Call Today! 1-877-540-2780. M11 RICHARTʼS FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR We Make Spindles, We Fix Most Any Loose Chairs. We Also Paint Metal, 570-584-3215. 159309 BECOME A PUBLISHED AUTHOR. We want to Read Your Book! Dorrance Publishing-Trusted by Authors Since 1920 Book manuscript submissions currently being reviewed. Comprehensive Services: Consultation, Production, Promotion and Distribution Call for Your Free Author`s Guide 1-866-4821576 or visit http://dorranceinfo. com/macnet. M11

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THE EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTER located in the First Southern Baptist Church in Williamsport is hiring. The ECLC is accepting resumes for a full-time infant room teacher, a twelve-week, temporary, full-time toddler room teacher, and a part-time afternoon ﬂoater. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and have a minimum of two years of experience working with children. Please call 570323-2025 for more information. The ECLC is an EOE. 159158

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WILLIAMSPORT - GRACE STREET- RENT SPECIAL! FIRST MONTH RENT FREE WITH SECURITY DEPOSIT PAID IN FULL FOR 1 BRM. APTS. NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL THOSE 62 YRS. OR OLDER WHO MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. W/W CARPET, A/C. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED EXCEPT TELEPHONE AND CABLE. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. CALL FOR APPLICATION AND INFORMATION. 1-800735-3068, TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 160068

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