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ur Nation, and the very freedoms we enjoy, have been under attack for decades. It’s not the barbarians at the gate we should truly fear. It’s the barbarians inside the Beltway. This is a bipartisan problem. It has taken both the democrats and the republicans to get us to this point. The driving reasons behind this can be found throughout the history of the world — power, money, greed, and decadence. The Washington elected often begin with good intentions but then get caught up in a system that no longer works for the good of our Nation. The only way to stay in the game is to become part of the problem. Evil has a funny way of deceiving the elected to justify the selling out of working for the good. Prior to the election, President Joe Biden had eaten at the trough of the American taxpayer for 44 years. He began his Washington career at age 29. Depending on the source, his net worth is anywhere from $9 to 24 million. His real estate holdings, business opportunities, and financial portfolio are stuffed full of a lifetime of playing the Washington game. President Biden isn’t even the tip of the beyond privileged iceberg created in Washington, D.C. Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell

began his D.C. days working as an assistant Attorney General within the Ford administration in 1975. For the last 36 years, he has worn the tag of senator. His net worth — $34.1 million. This is very impressive considering Kentucky ranks dead last in the Nation in living wage. Of course, Washington, D.C. ranks 1st. Who is the wealthiest woman serving in Congress? That should be easy. House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi. She began her political career in 1981. She has had her seat in Congress for the last 34 years. Her net worth $114.7 million. The state of California, at the edge of the financial abyss long before the pandemic, has had her leading their way there. Next up is Senator Dianne Feinstein. She began her political career as mayor of San Francisco in 1970. She has now been a senator for 29 years. Her political privilege in California has led to a net worth of $87.9 million. Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley has been in politics since 1959, beginning first in his home state. He is the longest-tenured Republican at just over 40 years. Net worth — $18.5 million. That’s a lot of corn futures. The longest-tenured Republican woman Senator is Susan Collins from Maine. She began her political career working for

Senator William Cohen in 1975. She has represented Maine for the last 24 years. Net worth — $6.9 million. Alabama Republican Senator Richard Shelby has served in the senate since 1987. He began his political career working for the city Jim Webb, Jr. of Tuscaloosa in 1973. Net worth — $19.1 million. Democrat Dick Durban is a political lifer. He began his career in the state government of Illinois in 1970. He has spent a total of 37 years in the house of representatives. Net worth — $13.4 million I think by now you get the point. I could fill the Webb Weekly with the lifestyles of the rich and infamous that have overstayed their welcome in Washington. If you’re not a millionaire when you get there, you will be. Here is the other reason nobody wants to leave Washington. On average, since 2001, Congress has been in legislative sessions only 146.7 days a year, which is basically one day for every 2 1/2 days of work. Even when you take into consideration of the time working within their home state, this is far below the average American’s work schedule. The base salary for the house and senate is $174,000. I don’t understand this myth that the elected aren’t compensated through salary but by personal benefits, expense

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eing a member of law enforcement isn’t easy. Especially today. And while some of the disdain for law enforcement is warranted, that can leave good officers feeling wholly unappreciated. Locally, District Attorney Ryan Gardner is working to ensure that members of law enforcement in Lycoming County know that their hard work is noticed and appreciated. As Gardner closed out his first year in office, he noted, “It is no secret that during 2020, a web of mistrust was cast overall law enforcement. I cannot attest to other counties, but Lycoming County Law Enforcement is unequivocally comprised of hard-working and conscientious public servants who vigorously pursue justice with a compassion for all individuals involved. The public often overlooks these qualities and focuses only on the conduct of a few because most members of law enforcement perform their service with humility and procedural correctness.”

small gesture to demonstrate the deep appreciation for law enforcement’s significant daily contributions to our County.” In the past, the DA’s While it wasn’t exactly what he wantoffice has honored ed to do, Gardner said it was the first the men and women step in starting a new tradition in of law enforcement showing gratitude for all that the law annually by hosting enforcement community does for our a meal at a WilliamSteph area. Nordstrom sport Crosscutter’s The mission of the Lycoming Coungame during the ty District Attorney’s Office is to “emsummer. Obviously, COVID made brace the pursuit of justice with wisthat impossible this year. However, dom, humility, and accountability to that wasn’t going to keep Gardner and all victims of crime.” DA Gardner and his office from honoring the men and his team of ADAs have been working women in blue in our area. to do just that since he took office. The District Attorney’s office proudly One of the platforms that he campresented a plaque to each municipal paigned on was the backlog of caspolice department, the state police, es on the County’s docket. Before the sheriff ’s office, adult probation, COVID, he had already cleared over and juvenile probation to “collec- 150 cases from the list, working to tively thank each department’s mem- bring the backlog to a more managebers for her and his tireless devotion, able number. The backlog of cases had dedication, and hard work to ensure repercussions, such as the dismissal the safety and welfare of Lycoming of cases. While COVID has limited County citizens.” They were also giv- the number of jury trials that can be en t-shirts that read “The Lycoming held, he’s hoping to be able to pursue County District Attorney’s Office Ap- more cases soon. preciates All Law Enforcement.” According to DA Gardner, “it was a See APPRECIATION o n P a g e 6

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know them. To allow kids to see that police officers are members of their communities and neighborhoods. To help kids understand that police officers and law enforcement are there to help them and protect them, and they shouldn’t fear them. He also wants to extend that message to the community at large. Listen, I get it. There is a lot of talk in the world today about the problems with law enforcement. And it’s talk about problems that certainly need to be looked at and addressed. That being said, I think the vast majority of officers in our area are good officers who just want to help and protect our community members. But they need the public’s help in order to do that. Sometimes that chain of evidence is only so long, and witnesses are needed to help. Officers and the DA’s office are there to help and protect others so that those that deserve it can be brought to justice. Another arm of community outreach is all of the programs that county detectives organize and participate in, including elderly abuse prevention, drug abuse prevention,

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– hormone imbalances – heart, lung, and kidney damage – nutritional deficiencies and dehydration – depression physical deconditioning – sleep disturbances – and cancer progression or recurrence. Not everyone who has cancer experiences fatigue. And if you do, the level of cancer fatigue you experience can vary — you may feel a mild lack of energy, or you may feel completely wiped out. Your cancer fatigue may occur episodically and last just a short while, or it may last for several months after you complete treatment. Treatment Options Some fatigue during cancer treatment is to be expected. But if you find that cancer fatigue is persistent, lasting weeks, and interferes with your ability to go about your everyday tasks, tell your doctor. Treatment for fatigue is individualized and often comprised of a multi-discipline approach including nutrition, energy conservation, counseling, medication, and exercise. It is a common myth that rest is the

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Soup and Indoor Yard Sale What: Vegetable soup sale & indoor yard sale. Baked goods, hot dogs. Homemade soup will be available for $5.00 a quart. Call 570-368-1863 to order. When: Saturday, February 27th, from 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Where: Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, 31 N. Loyalsock Ave., Montoursville.

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: March 27th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: April 13th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Homeschool Meetup What: Homeschool Families Meetup: Homeschooling families or families interested in homeschooling are invited to meet and make new friends, receive support and information, and enjoy our state parks. Pack camp chairs, drinks & lunch. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. For more info: www.LCCHEA.com or find us on Facebook. When: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month, through December, weather permitting from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Where: Ravensburg State Park, 2388 Rauchtown Road, Jersey Shore/Rauchtown, meet by the ponds.

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Fish Bake What: Lenten fish bake. Take Out Only (Pre-Orders & payment due Monday before dinner). $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for children 10 and under. When: Friday, March 12th, from 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: St. Joseph the Worker Fleming Center, 720 West Fourth St. Williamsport. ART EXHIBITS ART EXHIBITS... The Bald Eagle Art League What: Oil painting plein air demonstration and discussion with Beth England. All meetings are free and open to the public. We hope to see you there! When: Thursday, March 4th, from 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Where: Thomas Taber Museum, 858 West Fourth Street, Williamsport. MEETINGS MEETINGS... GriefShare Support Group What: A weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one. When: Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Please contact the church at 570-546-8030 for the most current schedule. Where: First United Methodist Church, 602 S. Market St., Muncy.

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lives gaining a better future trajectory. Restitution. Some of our mistakes and sins affected other people. Confession is good, but when others have been hurt, confession is not enough. We must do our best to make them whole. When Jesus met Zacchaeus, the crooked tax collector looked backward to make restitution. Jesus honored that decision. Have your decisions had a negative impact on others? Look back and make restitution. You’ll be glad you did – and the person you make whole will rejoice. That’s a win-win! Redemption. God forgives! If there is any reason to look backward, celebrating redemption may be the most important of all. If you’re going to tell your story, leave the mistakes and messiness in and let them declare the amazing grace of God! Right now, someone is feeling lost and alone in their mistakes. They are without hope. We’ve all been there – all of us. Our redemptive stories can bring hope to the hopeless. Don’t hide your past sins and failures, instead, bring them out into the light and then speak loudly of God’s mercy and grace. You’re not perfect, so stop acting like it. Honestly tell your story of redemption and let it give hope to someone who is struggling today. My friends, the Bible is a messy

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abe Stillman returns to the Williamsport performance scene February 27th with a one-night engagement at the Community Arts Center. After almost a year of canceled and postponed shows the CAC is excited to welcome the Williamsport native and Uptown Music Collective alumni to liven up the darkened theatre. We sat down with Gabe to discuss how performing has affected his life, what he’s done for navigating covid-19, and how growing up In Williamsport has influenced his music.

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alone, but how it is essential to challenge Gabe had an important message yourself by performing alongside others. for aspiring musicians, “If you’re not “I believe that there’s always something confident about your abilities, be to learn from another creative person, confident about not being confident no matter what their skill level is. At the and know that your progress is up to UMC, all of the students are working you. If you throw yourself into a musical hard to make the performances as great situation before you may be ready to and close to “perfect” as they can be. “handle it”, you’ll surprise yourself with Going through that experience myself, how much you’ll learn as long as you stay it taught me so much of what being a humble.” musician is all about.” Check out Gabe’s most recent album Public Auction Gabe has traveled across the country “Flying High” released in October of playing in festivals and bringing his own 2020, and featuring 2020 blues “Friday” February 26athlegendary blend of hard stomping blues to the stage, band from Washington D.C., The 5:30 who P.M.are one of the oldest, Public Auction and won the Gibson Guitar Award for Nighthawks, best guitarist at “Friday” the 2019 February International blues bands in the17742 country. 2020 26thstill-touring, 143 School Lane Lairdsville PA Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN. Get your tickets online at caclive.com.

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ell, Mother Nature certainly has been dealing us a winter unlike any we have seen in the past few years, but ever so slowly the temperatures are rising and the snows seem to be subsiding. Wildlife of all sorts have had a difficult time of finding food to see themselves through the deep snows and layers of ice. Deer are eagerly coming in to feed on alfalfa and corn that has been put out for them by caring sportsmen. Sightings of deer include several bucks that have shed either one or both antlers. It is time to start scouring the woods and fields for prized shed antlers! What better way to find out if that big buck you saw last fall actually made it through the hunting season and survived the harsh winter? Finding his sheds will allow you to begin focusing on pursuing him again this coming season. Many shed hunters enjoy simply piling up a stack of sheds, while other folks use them in a variety of ways in art and craft projects. Whatever your reason, let’s look at some ways

that may help you be more successful in your pursuit. Head South: Focus your attention on the south-facing hillsides. Throughout the winter months and into early spring, deer will frequently bed and travel for food on a hillside with a southern exposure so they can take advantage of the early morning warmth of the sunshine. Whatever food is available becomes more easily located on these benches and slopes that are warmed by the morning sun. Since the deer frequently concentrate their time here, there is a good chance more sheds will be found on southern exposures than in areas that face north and may still have some degree of snow cover. Jump for Joy!: Walking along deer trails, rather than just zigzagging haphazardly through the woods will greatly increase the likelihood of locating dropped antlers. Be particularly alert near areas where a trail crosses a fence line, creek bank or steep ditch. As a buck jumps to navigate these spots, there is a greater chance that one or both of his antlers could be jarred loose. Think Small: As you move along your

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to the lower testosterone levels in the shedding of antlers. A friend of mine, Charles Alsheimer, who unfortunately passed away in recent years, was an excellent deer hunter, wildlife photographer, and lecturer. He also raised deer in New York state. He noted that when a buck’s nutritional requirements are met, and the buck doesn’t have to breed too many does, he will drop his antlers at nearly the same time each year. Several of the bucks he raised consistently shed their antlers within 2 or 3 days of a certain date every year. The idea for this week’s story came about when I began wondering if there was still a chance that I might see some good bucks roaming about. What’s interesting is that about the same time I was wondering how many bucks might still be carrying antlers, two different individuals showed me photos from their game cameras. One camera recently placed

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home. That cost could be considerably higher because, due to COVID, we’re looking at rentals rather than the host families that we have had in past seasons. Additionally, meals for the players will be on us. Previously, the Phillies took care of that cost.” When the player stocking of the teams takes place, the Crosscutters, nor the other teams in the league, will be directly involved. “We won’t have any say as to who is on our team,” Sinicropi explained. “All the players will be assigned by Prep Baseball Report. Being the first year of this league, I do not have all the answers to the player assignment process. That said, we will know the majority of our team roster much earlier than we did previously. It was common that we’d get names four days before the season or sometimes one day before they arrived in Williamsport.” As for ticket prices, the team has planned no changes, Gabe added. “There are absolutely no changes this year in our ticket prices. We still have the various options of bonus books, weekend plans, and full-season tickets in various locations throughout the stadium. For season ticket-holders, there are some extra food and beverage inclusions at no extra charge. All the ticket options are available to the public on crosscutters.com. “I want to assure fans that from coming to the ballpark and watching the Cutters, there are zero changes. Our ownership is the same, our staffing is the same — what we do at our games — it’s all the same as

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2021 is a new year and a new opportunity for you to make things happen! At West Pharmaceutical Services in Jersey Shore, we are actively hiring for hourly positions to support our manufacturing operation teams.

59 • Webb Weekly February 24, 2021

Join the West Pharmaceutical Services Team

Starting pay rate is $17.05 with an increase to $18.60 after the first 90 days No experience necessary – we provide training! 4% quarterly incentive bonuses 4 times a year Merit increases based on your annual performance and multiple internal career advancement and promotion opportunities Additional benefits include employee stock purchase program, 401(K) retirement account and college tuition & certificate reimbursement Apply online at www.careers.westpharma.com Make 2021 a New Year, New You, New Career with West Pharmaceutical Services in Jersey Shore, an equal opportunity employer!

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JOB WANTED CNA SEEKING HOME HEALTH Care Work. 15 Years Experience. Call 570-546-6720. 152406

RH CONSTRUCTION (570) 452-7750 And Supplies. Must Provide References. Pay Based On Experience. 570-327-5917. 152290

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Tools – (4 pm @ 219 Front St.):

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LAWNCARE HAKES LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Shrub Trimming, Yard Clean-Up. 570-220-9058. 150801

CLEANING NEED A CLEAN HOUSE? No Time? Call ME! I Will Get Your Home Looking Great So You Can Relax! Great Rates, References Available Upon Request. For An Estimate Call Joyce 570-2381796. 221133

BomaX Services

Construction • Remodeling • Carpentry Siding • Kitchens/Baths • Windows JEFF T. BOWER

570-971-0442

Since 1990

OWNER

570-435-2419

CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO: PA 036052 E-MAIL: bomaxservices@hughes.net

CLEAN & HAUL CLEANING AND HAULING INSIDE AND OUT. We Will Clean Up And Haul Away Your Unwanted Items From Your Yard, Attic, Basement And Garage. Reliable And Reasonable. Call Gary 570-321-9472. 152114

QUILTING LONGARM MACHINE QUILTING Service In Muncy. Edge To Edge, Semi-Custom As Well As Full- Custom. Short Turnaround Time. Call Dee At 570-220-9875. 152126

LEGAL

NEED IRS RELIEF $10K $125K+ Get Fresh Start or Forgiveness. Call 1-844-431-4716 Monday through Friday 7 AM - 5 PM PST. M11 ATTENTION: If you or a loved one worked around the pesticide Roundup (glyphosate) for at least 2 years & has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, you may be entitled to compensation. 855-341-5793. C11

MESOTHELIOMA

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HELP WANTED

Chemcoat Inc. a family owned company has an opening for a CDL Class a Truck driver with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements. A passport will be required so that we can serve our customers to the north. If you need to acquire your passport Chemcoat will assist you. Our drivers operate tractors that are 3 years old or less. The tractors are equipped with APU’s, refrigerators, microwaves and have SiriusXM at no cost to the driver. We offer an excellent benefit package including Health, Eye and Dental coverage and have short and long term disability policies available at group rates. We also have a 401K program and time off pay available after your 90 day probation period. Our new drivers will receive a $1,500 dollar sign on bonus paid out in 3 payments. The drivers are compensated when they are required to complete a 34 hour reset while on the road. There is also compensation for load, unload and detention time. Not to mention liberal holiday breaks. The benefits of working for a small family owned business will become apparent as you enjoy the family atmosphere during our holiday luncheons, Company picnic, and Christmas party to name a few. If you would like to become part of our family please send your resume to jhursh@chemcoat.com or stop in to the main office and complete an application. We are located at 2790 Canfield Lane, Montoursville, PA 17754. 2790 Canfield Lane Montoursville PA 17754 570-368-8631

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10 0 0 C ommerce Park Dr. S u ite 3 10 - B - Williamsp ort, PA

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385

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570-584-2764

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Milller’s

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122 SHERMAN DRIVE WATSONTOWN, PA 17777

(570) 337-3600

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PA 17701

Remodelin g , C arpen try , Plu mb in g , E lectrical, Air S ealin g , Heat L oss T estin g , I n su lation

Let’s Get Your House Sold! Let Me Do The Work For You!

Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317

C ommercial & N on - C ommercial Roof s

Silver Coating

570-772-0753

OWNER: Timothy B. Moyer

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LANDSCAPE BORDERS PERMANENT EDGING SPRING SPECIAL - 50% OFF ALL OTHER LANDSCAPING 25% OFF Plants, Materials, Labor, Build,

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• Renovations • Additions • Porches • Custom Kitchens and Baths • Painting • Drywall Repairs • Doors & Windows

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Renewable Energy for PA,

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(Just South

of Oriole) HO U RS : M O N D AY - F RI D AY 7: 00 - 4 : 00 S AT U RD AY 7: 3 0 - 11: 00

M.R. Logue Interiors

----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty

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• Real Estate/Title Insurance

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570-435-1698

Ser v ing C ent r a l P enns y l v a nia f o r O v er 40 Y ea r s F R E E E s t im a t es • F u l l y I ns u r ed

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Smith’s Tree Service

Conboy Excavating

P A # 139263

61 • Webb Weekly February 24, 2021

Have Your Business Card Delivered to Over 58,000 Homes Call Jaimie at 570-326-9322

• Removal • Trimming • Stump Removal • Planting

570-447-5805

Charter Arms Firearms

D a v id A . St o m

– 570-772-2408

585 Middle Road • Jersey Shore, PA 17740

DRYWALL/PLASTER DAMAGE? Moving damage, accidents, plumbers and electricians left holes? NO MATTER THE SOURCE, WE PATCH IT! Our specialty is fixing small holes that others won’t.

LET US MAKE IT WHOLE AGAIN!

PATCHMASTER

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. Heavy Duty Commercial Railings . Turnkey Service for contractors from consult to installation . Maintenance Free . Limited Lifetime Warranty

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Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Wiring

• Fully Insured • Free Estimates • Veteran Owned and Operated

570-337-9188 30 years experience

PA# 150794

alsoRESTORATION PA# 127985 Zook’s Metal Fabricating “Specializing in Handcrafted, Lifetime Railings” 683 Bud Drick Rd. . Allenwood, PA 17810 Near Elimsport

WORK

Elmer Zook & Family

570-547-7275

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PICKUP HOURS TUESDAY-SATURDAY 8AM-4PM Bag Coal Available Call Cloyd Sones 241 Keener Dr. • Watsontown, PA

(570) 649-5457

cloydsones@windstream.net

MOBILE HOME FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE

MOBILE HOME 10 X 50, Vinyl Siding. Needs Work, Must Be Moved. Make Offer. 570-3681289. 152550

FARM SET UP FOR A BEEF OPERATION. Consists Of 51 Acres With A Year Round Fresh Water System. Includes House, Machinery Shed, Cow Barn. Price Reduced. Call 570-847-6986. 152101

HOUSE FOR SALE TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE. Rolling ridge Development, Milton. Save Money, Being Sold By Owner, No Commission Fees! 3 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Newly Installed Laminate Flooring. Master Bedroom/Bath On First Floor. Open Concept Living Room, Sunroom, Dining Area and Kitchen. Some Appliances Included. Call For More Information 570-4907233. 152264

APARTMENTS NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, ½ off ﬁrst month rent Available Very Nice 2 Bedrooms 1st and 2nd Floor Apartments, direct access to apartment from parking lot. Fully Equipped Kitchen, Central Air, Washer/Dryer Hook Up, Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water And Off Street Parking. Tenant Respon-

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 56 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

Clear Cutting for Food Plots • Stump Removal

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sible For Electric, Gas, Water/ Sewer. Trash Included In Rent. Mostly 55 Years Of Age Or Older, Background Checks Required And Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge. Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147. 152262 NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, Mid Rise, ½ off ﬁrst month rent. Available Nice 1 bedroom, Fully Equipped Kitchen, AC unit, Washer/Dryer Hook Up. Included in rent: Gas Heat, Water sewer and trash. Tenant is Responsible for Electric. Mostly 55 Years Of Age Or Older, Background Checks Required And Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge. Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147. 152261 WILLIAMSPORT - ALMOND STREET COMMONS - 1 BRM. APTS. W/ 2 APTS DESIGNED TO ACCOM. NEEDS OF A WHEELCHAIR. RENT INCLUDES UTILITIES. MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. FOR INFO. CALL 1-800-735-3068. OR 570-326-1909. TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 152425

WILLIAMSPORT - GRIER STREET MANOR - 1 BRM. APTS. AVAILABLE FOR ALL THOSE 55 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. 1-800-735-3068, TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 152427

WILLIAMSPORT – FAXON COMMONS – 1 BRM. APTS. W/ 2 APTS. DESIGNED TO ACCOMM. NEEDS OF A WHEELCHAIR. RENT INCLUDES UTILITIES. MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. FOR INFO. CALL 1-800-735-3068 OR 570-326-1909, TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 152428

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WILLIAMSPORT - LINN STREET MANOR - RENT SPECIAL! FIRST MONTH RENT FREE WITH SECURITY DEPOSIT PAID IN FULL FOR 1 BRM. APTS. W/ 2 APTS. DESIGNED TO ACCOM. NEEDS OF A WHEELCHAIR. RENT INCLUDES UTILITIES. MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. FOR INFO. CALL 1-800-735-3068. OR 570-322-2444. TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IA AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 152488

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