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June 2014 • Volume 17 • Issue 197

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Bear Country Radio's Monthly Magazine Now celebrating our

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The photo was taken at the Walker Gardens, located in Bigler, PA.

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June 5 -- World Environment Day June 9-15 -- National Automotive Service Professionals Week June 9-15 -- Men's Health Week June 12-19 -- Nursing Assistant’s Week June 14 -- Flag Day June 15 -- Father's Day June 19 -- Recess At Work Day June 21 -- First Day of Summer June 21 -- Take Your Dog To Work Day June 27 -- "Happy Birthday To You" Day June 28 -- Great American Backyard Camp Out plus... Adopt A Shelter Cat Month Child Vision Awareness Month Sports America Kids Month Entrepreneur's "Do It Yourself" Marketing Month National Camping Month Great Outdoors Month National Migraine Awareness Month Men’s Health Education and Awareness Month International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 2

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In this issue:

June 2014

FAMILY page 4-5.............Our 17th Anniversary Contest Winners page 7................Win PA Instant Lottery Tickets page 7................Laugh page 8.................Recipes: Spaghetti Squash Casserole page 10..............Win a Family Four Pack of Crosscutters Tickets page 13................Battle of the Sexes page 13...............Win a Family Four Pack of State College Spikes Tickets page 15..............Win a $25 Gift Certificate from Weis in Mill Hall page 17...............Date For Your Mate - Win a Pizza & Lottery Tickets page 23...............From A Pastor page 24...............Silly Snapshots page 24................Win a Starter Tool Box from Dave’s Tools & Trading page 26...............Father’s Day Contest page 31...............Can We Join Your Family page 32-35..........School News page 34-35..........Our “Best Teacher in Bear Country” Contest Winners PETS page 36...............Spotlight on Beckoning Cat Project in Williamsport page 38...............Cute & Crazy Critters page 39...............Adopt-A-Pet page 39.................Pesky Parasites by Calico Creek Veterinary Clinic MUSIC, MEDIA, AND EVENTS page 46...............Dr. Dave’s Top 10 DVD’s page 49...............Bear’s Top Ten Americana Discs page 49...............Neighborhood News page 49..............Win a Pair of Millbrook Playhouse Tickets FOOD page 54...............Win a $25 Gift Certificate from Overdorf’s Drive-In page 54-55........ Bear Bites - Great Places to Grab a Bite to Eat HEALTHY LIVING page 56..............Kidstuff - Keeping Tweens/Teens Busy This Summer page 57.............Gayle’s Cookless Cuisine page 61.............June is Child Vision Awareness Month page 62.............To Your Health - Men’s Health Month

In next month’s issue: National Ice Cream Month, National Recreation and Parks Month, and Independence Day features.

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AND MORE... page 65.............Classifieds page 66-67........Business Cards page 69.............Caption Contest page 69.............Clue Search Puzzles page 70.............Sprint Cup Schedule page 71.............Ask Greta

Thanks to Lori Blake of Altoona for providing our cover photo. We're looking for amateur photos you've taken to appear on the cover of our next issue! Photos must be seasonal and of appropriate content. Email it to us at goodnews@kcnet.org.

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Congratulations ...to the first 17 readers who sent in their entry form for My favorite feature in “Good News” is... 1. “Gift Giveaways.” - Steven Wentzel of Lock Haven 2. “Can We Join Your Family.” Janet Herman of Lock Haven 3. “Battle of The Sexes.” - Jim Andrus of Lock Haven 4. “Want ads.” - Beth Andrus of Lock Haven 5. “Coupons for giveaways.” - Donna Greendoner of Mill Hall 6. “Puzzles - Word Search.” - Jane Marasco of Blanchard 7. “Every article is easy to read and to the point.” - Philip Taormina Jr. of Mill Hall 8. “Happenings in Clinton County.” - Ruth Jackman of Lock Haven

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9. “Contests.” - Terry Stull of Lock Haven 10. “Ask Greta.” - John Stull of Lock Haven 11. “All the ads.” - Kathy Smith of Beech Creek 12. “I enjoy the whole magazine - I like the contests.” - Fay Confer of Beech Creek 13. “The pet pictures.” - Judy Cain of Beech Creek 14. “The whole thing!” - Sharon Stahl of Mill Hall 15. “Clue Search Puzzle.” - Max Ameigh of Williamsport 16. “Pet section - especially first aid.” - Audrey Yearick of Mill Hall 17. “Battle of the Sexes.” - Amy Bellomy of Lock Haven

Thanks to everyone who wrote to “Good News” for our 17th Anniversary!

The first 17 readers who shared their thoughts with us (listed above) will get $15 worth of PA Lottery Tickets for sharing their thoughts with us! Space will not permit us to print everyone’s comments, but we appreciate them all, and would like to share some more with our readers... “Community Events.” - Audrey Flick of Lock Haven “The puzzles and healthy living.” - Paula Cashner of Lock Haven “Caption Contest.” - Cindy Gray of Woolrich “The SPCA animals.” - Sandi Boob of Beech Creek “Ask Greta and Search a Word.” - Dorothy Karchner of Beech Creek ”Cute & Crazy Critters.” - Lisa Linn of Avis “Smart Tips.” - Shirley Lefevre of McElhattan “Prizes.” - Jack Bottorf of Mill Hall “Caption Contest.” -Sue Bottorf of Mill Hall “Classifieds.” - Jim Bardo of Lock Haven “All the advertisments.” - Heather Burfield of Orviston “Gayle’s Cookless Cuisine.” - Debra Burfield of Beech Creek “The puzzle page.” - Evangeline Rupert of Blanchard “Kidstuff” - Autumn Glass of Lock Haven “I love it all - but especially the cover photo.” - Joy Fuller of Jersey Shore “Street Signs.” - Jason Meskell of Lock Haven “Classifieds.” - Larry Glass Sr. of Lock Haven “Caption Contest.” - Larry Glass Jr. of Lock Haven “Classified ads.” - Jon Baker of Lock Haven “Free lottery tickets and funny captions.” - Joan Goodrich of Beech Creek

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“All the local business ads! They are very informative.” - Brandy Hills of Jersey Shore “Classified ads.” - Wendy Lupold of Lock Haven “Street Names, stuff to win, greenhouse ads.” - Anita McCloskey of Mill Hall “Thoughts to Ponder. Thoughts on Aging.” - Mary Geyer of Mill Hall “Coming events, contests to win, and Neighborhood News.” - Yvonne Butville of Lock Haven “Peak Students at CMHS.” - Joann Temons of Mill Hall “Want ads.” - Don Flick of McElhattan “Pet First Aid and Battle of the Sexes.” - Martha Flick of McElhattan “Contests and ads.” - Barbara Winner of Lock Haven “Learning about new events & new businesses.” - Teri White of Lock Haven “Clue Search Puzzle.” - Leah Patterson of Lock Haven “SPCA pets for adoption.” - Spencer Lounsbury of Lock Haven “Kidstuff.” - Fay Bilbay of Lock Haven “Ask Greta.” - Deb Glass of Lock Haven

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Audrey Flick of Lock Haven!

She suggested an easy Do-It-Yourself Home Improvement Tip. Congratulations, Audrey, and thanks for supplying us with a new feature that will appear monthly in

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Audrey wins three PA Lottery Tickets, a Bear Country T-Shirt & Hat, and a One Year Subscription to “Good News” Magazine! People sent us so many great ideas, we are looking forward to using as many of them as we can throughout the year. thanks to every one who sent in suggestions. some of our other favorites were from the following readers:

Autumn Glass of Lock Haven...Audrey Yearick of Mill Hall...Spencer Lounsbury of Lock Haven...Jason Meskall of Lock Haven...Fay Bilbay of Lock Haven...Teri White of Lock Haven...Joann Temons of Mill Hall...Martha Flick of McElhattan...Evangeline Rupert of Blanchard...Steven Wentzel of Lock Haven...and Sharon Stahl of Jersey Shore.

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Ingredients: 1 3-pound spaghetti squash, halved lengthwise and seeded 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 15-ounce container ricotta 1 large egg 4 cups baby spinach, chopped 1 garlic clove, chopped 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg kosher salt and black pepper 2 cups grated mozzarella (1/2 pound)

Directions: 1. Heat oven to 400° F. Place the squash on a rimmed baking sheet, drizzle the cut sides with the oil, place cutside down, and roast until tender, 40 to 50 minutes. 2. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the ricotta, egg, spinach, garlic, nutmeg, 1 teaspoon salt, and ⅛ teaspoon pepper. 3. With a fork, gently scrape out the strands of flesh and add to the ricotta mixture. Mix gently to combine. 4. Transfer the mixture to an 8-inch square baking dish, sprinkle with the mozzarella, and bake until browned and bubbling, 18 to 22 minutes.

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Sugar Valley Chair Shop Stephen S. Fisher 1199 East Winter Road Loganton

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By Pastor T.R. Hardic of the McElhattan and Caldwell United Methodist Churches Summertime refreshment

Man, it seems as if it has been a long time since last summer, but with Prom season and graduations happening all around us, the leaves popping, and the smell of freshly mown lawns, we are assured that summertime is upon us. When my sons were little they just couldn’t wait for a good summertime rain, because rain meant puddles and puddles meant splashing and fun. My wife and I just returned from the beach, ah, the sun, the water, and the sound of the waves landing on the beach. Trout season has meant fishing people of all ages have flocked to stream sides and enjoyed hours of listening to babbling brooks and the excitement of landing a big one. What do all these things have in common? Water, of course. Water has been the foundation of life itself even from the beginning of time. The book of Genesis tells us that God’s spirit hovered above the water, and out of chaos, brought order. In the Gospel, according to John chapter 1 verse 26, we read of John, an eccentric preacher, who taught of repentance and baptism with water, but foretold of one whom would baptize with the Holy Spirit. That one to come was Jesus. In that same Gospel in chapter 4, verses 1 through 15, Jesus would have an encounter with a woman at a well in what would be considered the bad part of town, and tell her that all who drink of the water from the well would be thirsty again, but all who would ask Jesus for the living water he offered, would never thirst again. Summertime, what a time to enjoy the wonders and beauty of God’s creation, but mud puddles dry up in time, we have to leave the beach and trout season soon ends, but the good news is that the life giving water that Jesus offers is totally fulfilling, totally satisfying, is free to all who would ask and never dries up. Summertime is not only a great time to seek out the fun, but also a great time to seek out what God has to offer to each one of us, water when we drink of it we will never be thirsty again. Happy summer. Come join us in worship. Thursday evenings at 7 pm at McElhattan UMC for a contemporary service, or Sunday mornings at 7:30 am at Caldwell UMC on Coudersport Pike, and 10:30 am at McElhattan UMC, 502 McElhattan Drive. Have and great summer and be filled with living water. In Christ Service - Pastor T.R.

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“My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person - he believed in me.” - Jim Valvano

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“Every father should remember that one day, a son will follow his example instead of his advice.” - Unknown “He didn’t tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch him do it.” - Clarence Budington Kelland

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Linda's Country Treasures Doll Store & Christian Book Store

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East End Greenhouse Planters • Roses • Seeds • Potting Soil • Peat Moss • Ironworks Pond Plants • Annuals & Perennials • Garden Kits • Hanging Baskets Empty Pots & Baskets • Specialty Plants • Vegetable Plants • Herbs

Look for End of Season Sales through June! Directions

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Main Street

Consignment and Novelty Shop More Board & Video Gaming Opportunities

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Call Fred to schedule an appointment to get an evaluation on items you would like to sell!

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Before-care starting at 8am, after-care until 5pm. $8/per hour for before/after care

Cardboard boat building, climbing wall, sport activities, water safety, adventure walks, and much more. Stop by the Lock Haven Area YMCA front desk, or contact Joseph Barket, Program Director, for more information at 570-748-6727.

Summer Progressive Gymnastics July 14th-August 20th

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New Climbing Wall Hours for the Summer! Mondays: All Ages Club 6-8pm Friday: Open Climb 4-6pm

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GREAT ISLAND ADVENTURE TRIATHLON Saturday, June 21st at 8am, registration 6-7:15am

6th Annual RUN THE RIVER 5k/10k Race Saturday, July 12th at Hanna Park Registratation 7-8am, Competition begins at 8:30am

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Children Waiting For A Home...

Kevin, 14, loves many sports, but his favorite is basketball, and he dreams of playing the game professionally when he grows up. However, if that doesn’t work out, he is considering becoming a lawyer. Kevin also enjoys a variety of music styles, including jazz, hip-hop and rhythm and blues. In his spare time, he likes to read and he spends many happy hours absorbed in a good book. Enrolled in the ninth grade, Kevin benefits from special education services. He is a good student and is proud that he received all A’s in the last marking period. Math is his favorite subject. Kevin yearns to be adopted and have a permanent home. He would thrive with a patient, loving, supportive family that will help him reach his potential. He is close to his siblings and they should remain in touch.

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Makayla, 13, loves stuffed animals and talks to them in a playful way. Makayla enjoys reading, especially non-fiction books. She has a vivid imagination and spends many happy hours creating her own stories, which she likes to share with others. Makayla makes friends easily and is able to develop long, loving relationships. She is well liked by her peers, teachers, classmates, and the staff in her foster care facility. Makayla has experienced much trauma and many losses and separations in her young life, and longs to have a permanent home. She would thrive in a home with a mom and a dad who would be patient and loving and provide a stable, consistent environment for her. She looks forward to the day that she can share with a forever family the stories she writes.

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Natasha is a sociable, active, and curious 13 year old who enjoys being around people and receiving a lot of attention. Very affectionate, she delights in giving hugs and kisses. She also enjoys being tickled and spending time with the staff in her foster care facility. Diagnosed with autism, Natasha receives special education services and has made significant progress in the past few years. Music is her favorite class in school, where she is able to use the instruments. Natasha can walk and run without assistance. She communicates her needs and desires through sign language, gestures, and some words. Natasha is developing self-care skills. She needs a loving, patient, and committed forever family to help her reach her full potential.

There are 104,000 children nationwide waiting to be adopted. These are not the healthy infants usually associated with adoption. They are older; some have physical, emotional or mental challenges. Others are brothers and sisters who need to be placed together. More than half of the children are from minority cultures. They all need the love and security that only a permanent family can provide. These are the children for whom the National Adoption Center works. For more information contact Crystal Allen at the National Adoption Center. Email: callen@adopt.org or call 267-443-1867.

National Adoption Center • 1500 Walnut Street, Suite 701 • Philadelphia, PA 19102 1-800-TO-ADOPT www.adopt.org The National Adoption Center is a private, non-profit organization that expands adoption opportunities for children throughout the United States, particularly for children with special needs and those from minority cultures.

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Central Mountain High School 64 Keystone Central Drive Mill Hall • (570) 893-4646

P.E.A.K. Students at CMHS P.E.A.K. stands for Positive attitude, Encouraging others, Academics, and Kindness. Every other week, 10 teachers are randomly selected to nominate one student who exemplifies these qualities. Nominated students receive rewards for a week long period that includes: a free pass to all CMHS athletic events, a pass to get to the front of the lunch line, the ability to come to school at 9am on an extended homeroom day, and a preferred parking spot. The purpose of P.E.A.K. is to recognize and reward students making a positive contribution to Central Mountain High School.

Congratulations to last month’s P.E.A.K. Students! May P.E.A.K. Students: Zoey Silverstrom - Zoey is a sophomore at Central Mountain High School. According to her nominating teacher, Scott Baker, “Zoey is a student that has become a class leader. Zoey completes work as assigned, and is always volunteering to participate in class discussions. Zoey is a respectful student who is a joy to have in class.” Maranda Courter - Maranda is a freshman at Central Mountain High School. She was nominated by Mr. Ryan Veltri. She enjoys track and her favorite subjects in school are Math and History. Cameron Berry - Freshman Cameron was nominated by Mrs. Register. The reason for this nomination is, “Cameron tries her very best in every assignment or task placed before her, she prides herself in her good grades, and her work is creative. She comes into class every day with a smile. If a student is in need, Cameron will offer help before she is even asked to do so. I feel that Cameron exhibits responsibility and maturity. She is a pleasure to have in class.” Rachel Weigel - Rachel is a 10th grader. She was nominated by Mrs. Baker, who states, “She is hard working and motivated in my class, and I appreciate her enthusiasm!” Outside of school, Rachel takes voice lessons and hangs out with her friends. Nick Fedele - Senior Nick was nominated by Mr. May. Mr. May explains, “Nick is a hardworking student who produces high quality work, and is willing to help other students.” Nick loves to work with his hands making swords, armor, and other Medieval items. He also plays the banjo. 32

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May P.E.A.K. Students continued...

Olyvea Welch - Olyvea was nominated by her math teacher, Mrs. Madden. Mrs. Madden was as excited about nominating Olyvea as Olyvea was to be nominated. Olyvea works at Lykens Market and likes to read. She has a younger brother named Heath and she enjoys spending time with him. Kylie Confer - Junior Kylie was nominated by Mrs. Scudder, who explains, “Kylie is so much fun in class. She works hard and makes each day a pleasure.” Kylie likes math. And her favorite subject is Art. She enjoys sleeping and hanging out with friends. Kennedy Courter - Kennedy was nominated by Mrs. Amanda Hack. Kennedy was very excirted about the nomination, “I never thought I would be nominated for this!” Kennedy is a dishwasher, cook, and waitress at the Cottage restaurant. She enjoys soccer, racing cars, 4-H, and raising cows, pigs, and goats. Kyle Probst - Kyle is a freshman at CMHS. He was nominated by Mrs. Pompili, who explains, “Kyle is a joy to have in class. He comes in every day ready to learn something new. Kyle has a positive attitude, he is respectful, appreciative, motivated, and kind to all of his peers.” Kyle enjoys the outdoors. Kelsey Spangler - Kelsey was nominated by Mr. Merinar because, “She has raised her grade a great deal in the past month or so by doing all her work and being diligent about keeping up.” Kelsey enjoys dancing, and hanging out with friends. She is honored to be recognized as a PEAK student. Mrs. Christine Koch - Mrs. Koch is a guidance counselor at Central Mountain High School. She was nominated by a colleague who explained, “Christine works so hard to make the school a better place. She is on the Positive School-Wide Behavior Committee, counsels the 9th graders, manages the senior awards process, and is the Keystone Testing coordinator. She does it all with a smile on her face.” Christine has two daughters whom she enjoys spending time with.

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Bear Country’s #1 Teachers are...

Wow...this was a two-way tie, and it was tough choosing just two from our great entries! The winners are Mr. Tyler Barth of Liberty-Curtin Elementary in Blanchard, and Mrs. Sheena Armbruster of Walnut Street Christian School in Avis. They both win a $25 Gift Card from The Bus Stops Here in Lock Haven, and a frozen cake from Avis Dairy Queen! Our writers, Jennifer Yerke and Dylan Lundy, win a free pizza from Pizza City in Lock Haven, and a box of Dilly Bars from Avis Dairy Queen.

Thanks to every one who participated! It was great reading all your touching letters!

Jennifer Yerke’s winning letter, nominating Mr. Barth:

Dylan Lundy’s winning letter, nominating Mrs. Armbruster:

“I would like to nominate Mr. Barth as the best teacher in Bear Country. In his class this year, he has two students I know of that went through catastrophic changes, one being a fire, where a student lost everything. He and the staff at Liberty Curtin Elementary School, located in a small town named Blanchard, put together a fundraiser to help the family and little student in his class help recover some of what they lost. I cannot speak for that family, however, if it was my family, there would not be enough gratitude to show Mr. Barth. Also, my daughter is a 7 year old girl in Mr. Barth’s class. Her father had a major stroke and almost died, now lives his life in a nursing home. Through this, Mr. Barth took a personal interest in my daughter. He made sure she was doing well physically, mentally, and academically. He refers to her as “one of his.” He even went as far as to do testing he did not have to, to be sure that she wasn’t showing any academic stress due to all of the new changes in her life. As the parent, he was there to talk to and I never felt more at ease in a time of trouble to drop my child off at school. Mr. Barth has a unique way of teaching. All his students love him. He is a teacher HERO, and I nominate Mr. Barth on behalf of my daugther, Erika Yerke, and myself. Please help us show Mr. Barth how much his hard work and empathy makes a difference in all of his students.”

“I believe that my teacher, Mrs. Armbruster, is the best teacher in Bear Country, because of the wonderful Christ-like example she is in the classroom, and also in her life. First of all, the example she shows while teaching is so encouraging. Whether she is giggling while she tells us about her day, or sternly giving correction, her grace and mercy are shown. She is wonderful at answering any math-related question that we might have during class or on our homework. (And we certainly do have a lot!) Also, her clear organization and responsibility in her classroom is very motivating. Seeing her keep organized makes me want to more and more. Secondly, her example outside of the classroom is one of joy and respect. Although I may not attend the same Church as her, I have heard from those that do that she is very involved and helpful. The testimonies from these people make me happy to know that my teacher shows the same traits outside of school that I see in her inside of school. In conclusion, the best teacher in Bear Country is Mrs. Armbruster because she shows wonderful character traits at school and at church. Cany you think of someone just like Mrs. A? I bet not, because she is certainly one of a kind!”

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Bear Countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s #1 Teacher Contest Natali Fargus and Sara Peters, who nominated

HONORABLE Mr. Tom Krick of Walnut Street Christian... MENTIONS Haley Mumma, who nominated Mrs. Kim Hile of Walnut Street Christian... go to the Linda Brungard, who nominated Ms. Brandy Boob of Robb Elementary... following students who Colbie Bellomy, who nominated Miss Brigette of Lock Haven Headstart ... Sydney Kennedy and Rachel Lorson, who nominated took the time Mrs. Brenda Campbell of Walnut Street Christian... to write some wonderful Josey Shultz, who nominated Mr. Tyler Barth of Liberty Curtin Elementary... letters: Gavin Young, who nominated Mrs. Pam Bridgens of Liberty Curtin Elementary... and June Marasco, who nominated Ms. Amy Heverly of Mill Hall Elementary.

Central Mountain Wildcat football news:

The Central Mountain Wildcat Football Team will be starting an annual tradition by attending a team camp at Gettysburg College July 8-11. This camp is facilitated by college coaches and will allow for positive exposure for the student athletes to various Universities. Players will be instructed by several renounced experts in the wing, compete against quality competition from schools located in PA, MD, DE, and WV, and have the opportunity to experience college life by using the first class facilities at the school. This team camp is for rising 10th through 12th graders. Many players have already registered, and the coaching staff is expecting a large turnout. Any player interested in attending the camp should contact Coach Nines as soon as possible. For more info, email Coach Michael Nines at: mnines@kcsd.us

Wildcat of the Month:

Juneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wildcat of the Month is Loc Long. Loc will be a senior and is a three sport varsity athlete. Loc continues to work out during each athletic season and has just qualified for States in the Discus by winning Districts. During all of these time commitments and difficult scheduling, Loc still manages to attend voluntary football workouts. Loc is a 3 time varsity letter winner for the Football Program and we have high expectations for him this upcoming year. Loc has demonstrated hard work and dedication by learning two new football positions and still competing at a very high level in his spring sport. We admire his hard work and dedication to the school and are very proud that he has a 3.4 GPA. Loc is a natural leader and will do great things on the football field next season.

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SPOTLIGHT ON a local business success story!

Beckoning Cat Project 1417 East Third Street Williamsport, PA A recently opened low cost, high quality spay/neuter clinic for cats. Kerry Perry, director of the non-profit organization, said the service is needed to assist in the overwhelming cat overpopulation problem. We, as a group, were trying to decide what we could best do to stop the need for euthanasia as a means of population control in cats. After hosting some monthly spay/neuter clinics, we decided that people having access to low cost spaying and neutering is the first step. After hiring a staff vet, our clinic became a reality in January 2014. We accept pets, barn cats, ferals, strays and community cats with no geographic or income limitations. One of the biggest things people have to remember is that, while it is a kindness to feed a stray cat, especially in the winter, you must have that cat spayed or neutered as soon as possible. Females can go into heat by 4 months and start producing kittens shortly thereafter. It will very quickly become an out of control problem if you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t take that first step. We charge $40.00 for the spay or neuter, plus $12.00 for a required rabies vaccine, which is within most peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reach. There are low income programs in Lycoming County we can direct you to, which may pay for the spay or neuter, if you qualify. We also offer other vaccines, and have a wellness clinic once a month for cats that need their annual vaccines, parasite treatment or nail clipping. Our goal is to work with all cat caregivers, shelters and rescuers to be sure that all cats are spayed or neutered and vaccinated. This creates a healthier environment for the human population, as well as for the cats. We are not a shelter, and at this time are not accepting cats for re-homing, nor do we have an outlet for unwanted feral cats. If anyone is interested in accepting feral or stray cats for barn cats, please contact us. These cats would be spayed/ neutered and have their rabies vaccine. We are open for surgeries Monday through Friday. Appointments are required except for trapped feral cats, which we will accept for surgery without an appointment. We can be reached at 570-971-4592 or 505-1473. We are on Facebook, and our website is www.beckoningcatproject.org.

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Cindy's Smiling Sammy Boarding & Grooming, Inc.

400 Fox Street, Avis • 570-753-5887 • www.smilingsammys.com

To: Open House Celebration* From: Cindy’s Smiling Sammy When: Saturday, June 21st, 1pm - 3pm Where: 400 Fox Street, Avis * In consideration of our boarding guests, pets will not be allowed in our facility during the celebration.

Door Prizes • Refreshments • Tours of Facility

Representatives from Life Vantage Dog Supplements and Phillips Feed Blue Buffalo will be here!

Raffle proceeds will be used to purchase pet oxygen masks for the Avis Fire Company.

Bring this entry form with you to Cindy’s Open House Celebration to win one of several great door prizes! Name: _____________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: ________________________________________ Phone:_______________ Email: _________________________

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Cute & Crazy Critters “This is Trooper, a hound mix. He was adopted from the SPCA last summer. A State Trooper found him wandering on the road, and that is how he got his name.He is as loveable as he is cute!” His proud “mommy” is Lisa Linn of Avis.

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Congratulations to this month’s winners of $15 Worth of Instant PA Lottery Tickets. Just send in a cute and/or crazy photo of your critter to: Good News • PO Box 999 , McElhattan, PA 17748 or email to: goodnews@kcnet.org.

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Kolbrooks Veterinary Clinic N. LEE KOLOS, V.M.D 1756 Nittany Valley Drive Bellefonte, PA 16823 Phone: (814) 383-4415 Fax: (814) 383-2002 Email: DrLeeVMD@aol.com Good News - June

Bob McCormick 910 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock Haven www.bobmccormickford.com

Referral Bonus: For every referral given, receive $10 OFF your grooming appointment. Must mention names.

Weimaraner Point Stone Quarry, LLC • Character • Boulders • Retaining Wall • Stepping Stones • Natural Patio • Veneers

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The Clinton County S.P.C.A ,

Shelter Hours: Monday-Saturday 12-6pm.

Mill Hill Road, just off Route 150, Dunnstown -- 570-748-4756 -- clintoncountyspca.org

Meet Aaron! Meet Baron! He He is a 1 year is a neutered old neutered male Pit bull male Pit mix. mix, about 10 He’s not quite months old. sure how to play, Baron was tested but loves the for heartworm attention. He and Lyme’s, uphas been tested to-date with all for Lyme’s and vaccines, and was heartworm, up-to-date with his vacmicro chipped. Baron is a bit shy, but loves to play ball. Stop for a visit soon! cines, and is microchipped. Meet Melinda! She is a 1 year old spayed female. She has been tested for felv/five, is up-to-date with her vaccines, and is microchipped. She was a bit shy, but with all the attention from the volunteers she has warmed up to everyone. Please come visit her soon.

Meet Skittles! He is a 1 year old neutered male DSH. Skittles has all of his shots and is ready to find a place to call home.

Meet Petey! He is a neutered 3 year old male Boxer Australian Cattle Dog mix. He was tested for Lyme’s and heartworm, is up-to-date with his vaccines, and is microchipped and advantix was applied. We were told he does not like cats, but is okay with other dogs and kids.

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by Calico Creek Vet Clinic After a long, cold winter, warmer weather is finally here. Warm weather means more outdoor play time for you and your pet. Here are some tips to stay safe and parasite-free while enjoying the sunshine. Fleas, Ticks, & Heartworms Fleas: There are more than 200 species of fleas in the United States, but the most common variety to affect dogs is, ironically, the cat flea. These wingless insects feed off your pet and use his comfy coat as a nesting ground. Administering a monthly preventative to your pet will destroy fleas. Vacuuming frequently & disposing of the vacuum bag will eliminate most fleas from the home. Also, washing you pets’ bedding weekly will help to prevent infestation. Ticks: These parasites pose a greater risk than fleas because they can transmit serious illnesses, like Lyme disease. Monthly topical medications can help protect your pet against ticks, and your veterinarian may recommend a Lyme disease vaccine. Be sure to check your pets’ coats for ticks after being in a wooded, grassy, or beach area. If you see a tick, remove it with tweezers or a tick twister. (Note: DO NOT try to burn the tick - this method rarely works and is dangerous to your pet.) Heartworm: When a pet is infected with this disease, which is spread by mosquitos and prevalent throughout the United States, the worms can cause damage to arteries and the lungs. Common signs are coughing, lethargy, and difficulty breathing. The condition is treatable, but treatment is expensive and typically requires hospitalization. It’s important to keep your pet on a monthly preventative medication, available at your regular veterinarian, and to get them tested for heartworm once a year, even if they are indoor-only pets. www.bear999.com

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Meet Simon! He is a 1 year old neutered male DSH cat. He has been tested for Felv/Fiv, updated on all vaccines, and was microchipped.

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The Clinton County Commissioners invite you to celebrate the 175th Anniversary of Clinton County 1839-2014 Every Friday Evening at 6pm in June - Historic Walking Tour. Sponsored by the Ross Library. Phone: 570-748-3321 Website: www.rosslibrary.org Friday, June 6th - The City of Lock Haven’s Summer Concert Series at Triangle Park Phone: 570-893-5900 Website: www.lockhavencity.org June 9th-15th - Civil War Week at the Ross Library Phone: 570-748-3321 Website: www.rosslibrary.org June 17th-21st - Sentimental Journey Fly-In A Family Oriented Fly-In Phone: 570-893-4200 Website: www.sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com Saturday, June 21st - Best of Clinton County Summer Festival - 9am to 3pm Food, Music, Crafts, and Parade at 1pm. Phone: 570-748-1576 Website: www.lockhaven.org Sunday, June 22nd - Open House of Clinton County’s Historic Churches Sponsored by the Heisey Museum. Phone: 570-748-7254 Website: www.clintoncountyhistory.org Tuesday, June 24th - 175th Day Celebration at the Clinton County Courthouse Celebrate 175 years with us - tree planting dedication, time capsule, and refreshments. Phone: 570-893-4019 Website: www.clintoncountypa.com/175 Sunday, June 29th - Farm and Garden Tour Sponsored by the Heisey Museum. Phone: 570-748-7254 Website: www.clintoncountyhistory.org

Celebrate Clinton County’s 175th Anniversary Historical Train Ride Saturday, June 28th - Historical Train Ride to Talleyrand Park in Bellefonte at 9:30am Tickets - $30 Saturday, June 28th - Train Ride to Sayers Dam at 3pm Tickets - $15 Contact Downtown Lock Haven Inc., 205 E. Main Street, Lock Haven Phone: 570-748-1576 Website: www.lockhaven.org 40

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Shoebox Letters’ “Honest Truth” starts up where Shoebox’s last cd “Better Time” left off: Great songs featuring sweet harmonies and a warm, comfortable sound, dominated by acoustic guitar, mandolin, accordion, and steel and baritone guitars. Shoebox Letters hail from the rain-soaked streets of Portland, Oregon. Their music is an intoxicating blend of roots rock and alternative country. The band debuted in June 2009 and currently features Dennis Winslow on guitars and vocals; Dave Stricker on bass; Stephanie Pranzetti on vocals; Daria Chick on vocals; David Allen Baker on vocals and multi-instrumentalist and Producer Ronn Chick. The band has evolved into an acoustic-based amalgam of country, blues, folk and bluegrass - that evolution is apparent on the new “Honest Truth,” a disc that belongs in your personal collection!

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Come one, Come all... 29th Anniversary

Sentimental

Journey 2014

A Family Oriented Fly-In at the William T. Piper Airport, Lock Haven

June 17th-21st

Theme: “Celebrating The 75th Birthday of the J4” Other Featured Airplanes: Piper PA-20 Pacer, Piper PA-22 Tri-Pacer, and Piper PA-22-108 Colt Thrilling Aerobatic Shows featuring Greg Koontz in his Decathlon!

Seminars, Static Displays, Fly-Bys, Great Food, Fun, Fellowship, Camping, Under-Wing Camping, Awards, Nightly Live Band Entertainment, Corn Roasts, Tours, Transportation to Motels Daily Pass (includes flight line): $8 ages 18-adult; $4 ages 13-17; Children 12 & under Free Primitive camping and Under Wing: $15/night RV Camping w/o hook-ups - $20/night Friday is Member Appreciation day! Member’s pass is 1/2 price!

Phone: 570-893-4200 • Fax: 570-893-4218

P.O. Box J3, Lock Haven, PA 17745-0496 Email: j3cub@kcnet.org

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the city of lock haven Proudly presents

2014 Summer Concert Series at the J. Doyle Corman Amphitheater and Floating Stage Jay & Water Street - Sundays at 6:30pm June 15...snug - Classic & New Rock June 22...beatlemania Magic* - Beatles Tribute June 29...loni gamble & sound cheque Motown, 60’s & 70’s July 6...body & soul - Current Country, Classic Rock July 13...GAS STATION DISCO - Top 40, Rock July 20...runaway dorothy* - Rock N’ Blues July 27...HYBRID ICE * - Classic Rock August 3...CHRISTOPHER DEAN BAND* - Classic Soul August 10...BANNED TOGETHER - Brass Rock August 17...INTO THE SPIN - Dance Party August 24...TUSK* - Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band

* Rain LOCATION:

elks lodge 182, 216 east main street, lock haven

At Triangle Park Bellefonte Avenue & West Main Streets - Fridays at 6pm * Rain DATE FOR ALL PARK CONCERTS: Elks Lodge 182, 216 East Main street, lock haven

June 6...KEYSTONE SOCIETY OF SWING - Big Band, Swing June 13...KEYSTONE CATS - Light Pop, Jazz June 20...THE LINDY SISTERS - Big Band, Swing June 27...DEACONS OF DIXIELAND - Dixieland July 4...NO CONCERT July 11...THE REPASZ BAND - Patriotic, Marches July 18...BIG WILLY - Easy Rock July 25...AUTUMN’S GOLDEN OLDIES BAND - Golden Oldies August 1...BELLEFONTE COMMUNITY BAND - Variety August 8...NEW BROAD RIVER BAND - Americana, Bluegrass August 15...SHORELINERS - Polka, Variety August 22...LOCK HAVEN COMMUNITY CHORUS & CENTRAL PA COMMUNITY BAND - Variety August 29...BISCUIT JAM - Americana 44

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Thank You to Our 2014 Summer Concert Series Sponsors:

CLASSIC COUNTRY LUNCHTIME

• The Townhomes at Susquehanna Square in Lock Haven • Bob McCormick Ford in Lock Haven • LMR Tires and Full Service Garage in Lamar, Bellefonte, and Centre Hall • The Auto Barn in Linden • Pizza City in Lock Haven

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Best of Clinton County Summer Festival and Parade

Saturday, June 21st from 10am to 3pm • Downtown Business Sidewalk Sales • St. Paul’s Strawberry Festival in the Main Street Parking Lot • Arts, Crafts & Antique Vendors - plus an On-Site Appraiser • Lock Haven Arts & Crafts Fair in Triangle Park • Children’s Activities • The Best of Clinton County Parade - Starting at 1pm (Begins at Henderson & Main Streets, and continues down Main Street to First & Second Streets) Downtown Lock Haven, Inc,

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Bookstore & Cafe DR. DAVE’S Webster’s Featuring a full cafe, specializing in (but not restricted to)

Top DVD’s

1) Her In which love becomes purely intellectual, not emotional. Joaquin Phoenix falls in love with his computer’s operating system. Phoenix is superb, but the revelation is Scarlett Johansson, who creates a character using just her voice. Some are calling this flick a classic - I’ll just tell you to Buy it! 2) Gambit I didn’t think much of the original, starring Shirley MacLaine and Michael Caine, and I think even less of this remake, scripted by the Coen Brothers - their fastpaced dialogue just doesn’t match the slow pace of the film. Avoid it! 3) Enough Said But I can’t say enough about it! -Julia-Louis Dreyfus is perfect, and the added sadness that comes with realizing that James Gandolfini’s final performance before his untimely death was one of his best makes this a must see...Buy it!

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Upcoming Events:

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Every Tuesday, 7-8:30pm: Penn State Ballroom Dance Club presents Argentine Tango - for dancers of all levels. For free intro lesson, call Stephanie - 814-360-9755. Thursday, June 12, 7-9pm: Presentation by Ann Gokieli of TRU Meditation & Yoga, including a talk and session. Wednesday, June 18, 7pm: Tussey Music Jam - Old Time Music - Come to play or just listen! Free admission. Thursday, June 19, 8pm: “Flamencamericana” Guitarist Daryl Shawn. Shawn has been playing live shows all across North America, and is celebrating the release of his latest album, “In Place.” Come enjoy his unique acoustic approach to music at Webster’s Cafe!

4) The Monuments Men A magnificent cast isn’t given much to do - and that’s a problem. Yes, there are intriguing moments, but the film as a whole never comes together. Rent it, if you must... 5) The Birder’s Guide To Everything A teen film that is so much more - it’s the first movie in many moons that lets teens talk like teens - not like mini-adults. Sweet and funny - this month’s sleeper... Rent it!

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Every Sunday morning If you are interested at 10, tune in to Bear in being a guest on Country for Good Good News LIVE! call The Bear at News LIVE - The Bear’s 570-769-2327. weekly program featuring this area’s most interesting people -authors, musicians, artists, holistic practitioners, doctors, business owners & more!

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Neighborhood News Here are some interesting events going on this month:

June 7 - Renovo ATV CRUISE FOR A CURE sponsored by Bucktail Medical Center – 9 am. Estimated 44 mile ATV ride rated easy through the mountains of Renovo. Benefits the American Cancer Society. 570-660-0017 / www.cmatva.org. June 7 - Dennis Hoffman Memorial Annual Car Show from 11am-4pm at Living Faith Ministries, 7175 Nittany Valley Drive, Mill hall (next to old State Police barracks) Fun for the whole family, cars, kids games & food. Info, call 570-295-5754. June 7 & 8 - Durty Dabbers National Dual Sport Start – 859 Lower Creek Road, Lock Haven 6/7 – 11am & 6/8 – 9am. Licensed dirt bikes will ride approx. 100 miles each day through the mountains of Central PA on a designated course. Call 570-748-9456 / www.durtydabbers.com. June 14 - City of Lock Haven – Free Outdoor Movie Series at Triangle Park, Bellefonte Ave. & W. Main St. – movie begins at dusk – no admission fee. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic baskets, and blankets and sit under the stars and watch a great movie! June 21 - 26th annual Lock Haven Arts & Crafts Fair at Triangle Park, downtown Lock Haven from 9am-3pm. Rain or Shine. Spaces available - contact recreation director at 570-893-5612 or send $15 check to Lock Haven Arts & Crafts Fair, City of Lock Haven Recreation Department, 20 East Church Street, Lock Haven. June 21 - Take-out Chicken Bar-B-Q from 11am2pm at the Lock Haven First Church of Christ parking lot, Water and Vesper Streets. Meal will include: 1/2 chicken, baked beans, cole slaw, roll and dessert. Cost $9 per meal. The Dunnstown Fire Company will be preparing their famous Bar-B-Q chicken for the event. For more info, call 570-748-3519. Sponsored by the Lock Haven First Church of Christ. June 28 - Free Movie at Triangle Park “The Notebook” PG-13. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy a free movie movie begins at dusk - no admission fee. If you have an event you’d like to have publicized in Neighborhood News, email it to: goodnews@kcnet.org.

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TOP TEN AMERICANA DISCS

Some of these Americana artists have been kind enough to buy advertising to help offset the costs of expanding this section of “Good News.” Please listen to the song samples on their websites and if you like them, BUY THEIR MUSIC! 1) girls, gun, and glory - Good Luck Be Your Man; Centralia, PA / www.girlsgunsandglory.com 2) radney foster - Everything I Should Have Said Unh, Unh, Unh; Not In My House / www.radneyfoster.com 3) rodney crowell - Tarpaper Sky Frankie Please; The Flyboy & The Kid / www.rodneycrowell.com 4) brandy clark - 12 Stories / Pray To Jesus www.brandyclarkmusic.com 5) Zoe Muth - World Of Strangers / Make Me Change My Mind; Little Piece Of History / www.chuckmead.com 6) kelly willis & bruce robison - Our Year Lonely For You; Anywhere But Here / www.bruceandkellyshow.com 7) rosanne cash - The River & The Thread World Of Strange Design / www.rosannecash.com 8) jason eady - Daylight & Dark OK Whiskey; The Other Side Of Abilene / www.jasoneady.com 9) irene kelly - Pennsylvania Coal / You Don’t Run Across My Mind; Angels Around Her / www.irenekelly.com 10) randy rogers band - Homemade Tamales Satellite / www.randyrogersband.com

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STARS AND STRIPES ON THE HILL

FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING

June 14th from 8am to 8pm

held at Clinton County Fairgrounds • Flea Market and Yard Sale Vendors - Indoors and Out • Open Camping Available • Raffles • Entertainment • Old-Fashioned Carnival Games • Food Vendors • Children’s Activities • Vera Bradley/Thirty One Bingo at Noon • ATV Races at Noon • Guest Speaker at 4pm Ceremony

This event benefits the Clinton County Fair and will establish a scholarship fund for children of our servicemen and women. At least one scholarship per year will be given to a student in Clinton County.

All Male Review at 7pm For more information, contact Sharon Schrack at 570-726-6271, or Donna Wech at 570-726-6677, or email clintoncountyfair@comcast.net.

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Mud Run

Saturday, June 14th at 10am. SIGN UP NOW TO RESERVE A T-SHIRT!

APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON EVENT DAY.

A fun, non-competitive event run, walk, crawl, or climb.

5K course Ages 14 and up * Mini Mudder for ages 9-13 * Pee Wee Mudder for ages 4-8

* The kids’ runs will take place later in the day so parents can watch them after running the adult race.

• Participants will receive a FREE t shirt and drink. (while supplies last) • Hot showers will be available. • Entertainment will be on stage after run, plus food vendors, old-fashioned carnival games, and more.

Applications at www.clintoncountyfairpa.com, or contact Ruth Eoute at 570-660-1231.

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NOW OPEN

Clinton County Flea and Farmers Market Every Tuesday from 8am - 4pm Now thru September 24th. (with the exception of Fair Week in August.)

Held at the Clinton County Fairgrounds Local Farmers with their plants, produce, baked goods, home-made foods, jewelry, dairy products, yard and flea market items. Vendor applications are being accepted NOW. If you have any questions, please contact Ruth Eoute at 570-660-1231, or Tammy Morrow at 570-660-4552, or e-mail at: reoute@comcast.net, or online at: www.clintoncountyfairpa.com.

All vendors must show proof of liability insurance.

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M idnight River Choir

Midnight River Choir is not a pre-packaged project based around one soon-to-be solo artist, but instead, a four person collective, working together to create soulful music. Based in Texas, close to the Guadalupe River, the group released their disc Welcome To Delirium to great acclaim in 2011. The new effort, Fresh Air, is already receiving rave reviews -

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Historical Facts on Wayne Township • In 1829, 175 years ago, most of Wayne Township’s people would have remembered the township was named for General Anthony (Mad Anthony) Wayne. His reputation justly rose from his performance as an officer during the Revolutionary War and an Indian fighter after that conflict. • Only 44 years earlier, in 1795, the township was taken from Nippenose Township, Northumberland County. • People of 1839 would have known exactly where Fort Horn was located. And they would have recalled Robert Love, who settled on a creek named for him. He was one of the Fair Play men who declared Independence from King George before the Declaration of Independence was written in Philadelphia. • Some people of 1839 Wayne Township might have remembered the sad story of John Logan and his murdered family. In local schools, children might have recited his magnificant Lament as American school children did for decades after the Native American’s death. We remember him today with a marker on Logan’s Path. • It’s certain township residents in 1839 numbered far fewer than 2,053 people who lived here in 2010. And, of course, in 1839, none of them sat in front of computers. They farmed, kept store, and lumbered back then. • 175 years ago, township residents would have known that a New Yorker, Martin Van Buren, was President of the United States. And they would have marveled at stories of steam engines, railroads, and canal commerce.

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Come join us in celebration of Wayne Township’s

175 Years

(1834-2014) on Saturday, July 26th! Events include:

• 5k Run/Walk - from Nature Park to Zindel Park. Registration from 8-8:30am. Contact Pastor T.R. Hardic for details at 570-769-6066. • Lawn and Garden Party Luncheon at the Colonel Shoemaker’s Mansion, 9 Reservoir Road, McElhattan, from 11am to 3pm - featuring Bear 99.9 fm - LIVE!

Entertainment and Refreshments Available including Miller’s Home-Made Ice Cream

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Lee Glass likes to be busy. At 77, he builds crafts, enjoys yard work and gardening, and takes care of a few chickens (13,000 to be exact) on the family farm. After a recent stroke, and a stay at Geisinger Medical Center, Lee chose rehabilitation at HealthSouth Nittany Valley Rehabilitation Hospital. Like Lee, most people have to make a choice about stroke rehabilitation from a hospital bed. Knowing where you would go ahead of time, and what level of rehabilitation you want, can make all the difference in how you recover. When Lee started inpatient stroke rehabilitation, he had limited use of his right side, including his right arm. Lee received three hours of therapy a day, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Lee was focused on improving the function and strength of his right side. “I’ve been building things my whole life,” says Lee. “I built our home, and everything from to cradles to toy boxes. I owe my great-granddaughter a jewelry box; that’s next!” At HealthSouth, Lee had daily physician visits, and an interdisciplinary health care team to manage his care. His goal was to get strong and return to his home and his family. Lee says, “The food at HealthSouth is ‘good to very good,’ but I’m ready for my wife’s cooking again.” An important component of rehabilitation at HealthSouth is education. Stroke patients like Lee, and their families, learn about nutrition, safety in the home and stroke risk factors, both through classes and at the bedside. HealthSouth pharmacists also participate in education, helping patients and families manage their medications. “We’re available to help as much as someone needs,” says HealthSouth Pharmacist Lance Kephart. “We’ll do a ‘brown bag review’ for patients who want it. We go over every medicine they take, explain how they work and look for anything that is outdated or may need to be adjusted.” After two weeks of therapy, Lee is walking with ease, using stairs, and feeding himself with his right arm again. Lee will be discharged to home, transitioning from inpatient therapy at Pleasant Gap to outpatient therapy at a HealthSouth Outpatient Clinic. Reflecting on his stroke, Lee says, “You think it will HealthSouth Speech-language never happen to you. I’m glad that I came here, because now I Pathologist Maria Dombrowski observes the cognitive and get to go home and get back to doing the things I love.”

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June is Child Vision Awareness Month! Spotting Eye Problems in Children Signs that a child may have vision problems include: • constant eye rubbing • extreme light sensitivity • poor focusing • poor visual tracking (following an object) • abnormal alignment or movement of the eyes (after 6 months of age) • chronic redness of the eyes • chronic tearing of the eyes • a white pupil instead of black In school-age children, watch for other signs, such as: • inability to see objects at a distance • inability to read the blackboard • squinting • difficulty reading • sitting too close to the TV Watch your child for evidence of poor vision or crossed eyes. If you notice any eye problems, have your child examined immediately so that the problem doesn’t become permanent. If caught early, eye conditions often can be reversed.

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FOR SALE - Best rocker, recliner, with power remote control, brown, very nice, (too large for me) - only 6 months old $450/obo. 570-748-5089. FOR SALE - 1964 Chevy Impala, 2 door, all original, automatic, inspected until November ‘14. $10,000/obo. 570-435-0365. FOR SALE - 2 rolls of garden fencing, 3’x14’ each - $25. 570-726-4333. FOR SALE - Black cotton slipcover for recliner, brand new - $25. Gray slipcover for recliner, brand new - $25. Never used. Phone 570-893-8530 - leave message. FOR SALE - Attention shop owners and craft vendors: large wooden cupboards with adjustable shelves, assorted display racks, bags, tissues, ribbon, and fax machine. 570-726-4502. FOR SALE - Older hospital bed, works well. For more info, call 814-355-5252. FOR SALE - Snap-On rolling tool box, #KRL1003B, excellent condition, few scratches, used while working as diesel mechanic - now retired - $4500. Phone 814-625-3537. FOR SALE - Oak finished entertainment center, holds 27” TV. 570-726-4433. FOR SALE - Porcelain dolls - 6 dolls with stand in good condition - $5 each. Phone 570-322-9909. WANTED - Looking for child’s sandbox. Call 570-726-4433. FOR SALE - Marchioro Luna 1 oz. rabbit (guinea pig) cage for indoors. Large, well-designed, many accessories. Easy cleaning with pull-out bottom drawers. Asking $99. Phone 570-601-4711. FOR SALE - 7 drawer wooden desk $50. Lots of novels - $1.25. Large and X-Large granite roaster - $5 & $7. Phone 570-748-3106.

FOR SALE - Country pine painted corner shelf, great condition, blue with stenciled flowers. 70” high by 28” wide. Paid over $300, asking $160. For more info, call 570-769-7486. FOR SALE - 8HP, 2200W Coleman generator - $180. New oak railing assembly in 3 sections with top & bottom rails, 13 spindles, each section $50. 570-748-5577. WANTED - Sofa/couch table, military patches, local postcards, Indian artifacts. 570-748-7077. WANTED TO BUY - CASH PAID for old men’s and women’s clothing and accessories - including shoes, hats, purses, costume jewelry, and older fabrics from 1800’s to 1980’s - special need: dresses and prom gowns. call Lisa at 814-353-8586. FOR SALE - Long brown leather coat, worn once, size 1X - $50. 3/4 length coats, different colors, 1X - $5 each. Phone 570-484-9350. FOR SALE - Woman’s full length leather coat, Phase Two, size 2X - $75. Woman’s full length leather coat, Charles Kline, size 22 1/2 - $75 each. For more info, call 570-769-1975. FOR SALE - Playstation 2 with 30+ games, good condition - $50. For more info, call 570-745-7299. FOR SALE - 2003 Kia Sorento EX, 4x4, tow package, very dependable - $6995. Phone 570-923-2450. FOR SALE - Volkswagon Beetle, auto, alloy wheels - $4950. For more, phone 570-923-2450.

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Congratulations to last month’s winners! A Pair of Millbrook Playhouse Tickets...Glen Andrus Sr. of Howard. A Family Four Pack of Crosscutters Tickets...Joan Goodrich of Beech Creek. A $25 Gift Certificate from The Potter’s Palette...Cindy Gray of Woolrich. Pennsylvania Instant Lottery Tickets...Deb Rupert of Lock Haven. A $25 Gift Certificate from Dave’s Tools & Trading...Jen Eminhizer of Salladasburg. A $25 Gift Card from Weis in Lock Haven...Larry Glass of Lock Haven. A $25 Gift Certificate from Overdorf’s Drive-In in Dunnstown...Carol Long of Jersey Shore. 66

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Strawberry festival Friday, June 13th, 4-7 pm McElhattan United Methodist Church McElhattan Drive, McElhattan * chicken and waffle dinners * * Fresh Strawberry desserts *

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Centre County youth tell us that community disorganization is something that puts them at risk. This includes how youth view their neighborhood -is there crime or fighting? Do they feel safe?

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“Eat - smoke - eat again!” - Jim Andrus of Lock Haven. “New items added to menu.” - Donna Greendoner of Mill Hall. “Wow - I didn’t know pot was legal in PA. What time do you serve?” - Linda Brungard of Mill Hall. “That’s dessert?” - Joan Flanigan of Lock Haven. “Hold the ham and green beans, please.” - Daniel Stern of Lock Haven. “Watch out what you advertise, bro.” - Max Ameigh of Williamsport. “Pot - the perfect dessert for any meal.” - Audrey Flick of Lock Haven. Congratulations to “No! I won’t share my recipe with you!” - Cindy Gray of Woolrich. “Pot - it’s not just for breakfast anymore!” - Jon Baker of Lock Haven. Deb Glass of Lock Haven, “It is rolled or bagged?” - Thomas Packer of Woolrich. winner of our May “Caption Contest,” “One order please - hold the pot. ” - Phil Taormina Jr. of Mill Hall. and a pizza from Pizza City! “Pot, Wow! I’ll be there.” - Martha Flick of McElhattan. “It’s good mood fooooood.” - Larry Glass Jr. of Lock Haven. Winning Caption: “I thought that only went in brownies...” - Larry Glass of Lock Haven. ”Some people will try “That last ingredient really goes much better with M&M’s” - Jason Meskell of Lock Haven. anything to get people “Just like mother used to make in the ‘60’s!” - Leah Patterson of Lock Haven. “I guess that’s one way to get people to eat more veggies!” - Teri White of Lock Haven. to eat green beans!”

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Ask Greta

Dear Greta, I’m good friends with the woman next door, but she and her husband fight constantly in front of me and others. Recently, we were all in their car. She was driving, and he repeatedly told her everything she was doing wrong. Then he called to order a pizza, and she laid into him, saying he was ordering wrong. He yelled, “Why do you always complicate things?!” It was really unpleasant. Then, last week, they came to a dinner party at my house and started fighting right at the table! Is there any way to stop the tension and this rude behavior? - Uncomfortable Dear Uncomfortable, It’s so sweet when you look at a couple and realize that their relationship reminds you of a classic romantic comedy -- like “Apocalypse Now.” There are social conventions we all just know to adhere to, like you don’t get to use other people’s ears as hampers for your relationship’s dirty laundry. Well-meaning people will advise you to take the woman aside (embarrassing and uncomfortable!) or chirp “Yoo-hoo, I’m right here!” when they go from zero to “I hate you” right in front of you. But there’s a good chance these suggestions won’t work, thanks to our body’s sloppy and imprecise “fight or flight” system, which is seriously in need of an upgrade. In other words, the behavior you have the best success modifying is your own. And no, the modification shouldn’t involve riding in the trunk when you go places with them or having the garden hose close at hand at your dinner parties so you can break up any snarling dogs or married couples. A couple with these poor party manners don’t deserve your company - much as they might like to have a witness in case one of them needs to claim “self-defense.” You may want to see the wife alone, but you should decline all future opportunities to be in the presence of this duo.

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Thought For The Day “Success in life is a function of your willingness to accept change.” - David Williams

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