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From the Publisher…

Live and Let Live

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hat an amazing time of year it is in our little corner of God’s green Earth. We are so very blessed to live where we do. Please take a break from all the negativity that can be found on the electronic device of your choosing. Please do not become one of those whose emotions are controlled by their smartphone as you miss all the good going on around you. Live your life for the good and try to do something each day to make someone else’s life better. There are way too many folks out there that just add to the daily tide of hatred and division, do not allow this to consume you. Allow the smile on your face, message that you share, and your actions for the good of humanity to clearly state who you are. We cannot fix all the problems As Seen on TV, but we can secure our personal future and help make the world a better place.

A tip of my Webb Weekly cap with the American Flag on the side to Steve Keener, his right-hand man Pat Wilson, and everybody at Little League Baseball that has made a World Series possible. To say it has been a challenge to get to the point where the words “play ball” echo thru Lamade Stadium may be the greatest understatement ever written. They have gone above and beyond, as has everyone across the country at all the regional sites,

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At a time when we need to return to normality, 16 teams from the United States of America will get to compete at the site every little leaguer dreams about.

There will be smiles; there will be tears; there will be great action on the field.

There will be memories and friendships made that last a lifetime. Did I mention there will also be great pitching, home runs, and webgems happening in each and every game?

Let’s all embrace the 2021 Little League World Series for how fortunate we are to have it going on. Remember where we were last year and continue to move forward toward next year. In whatever way possible, let’s all welcome the world to Williamsport and provide the best hospitality possible. Believe me; the world will be watching and hoping a team from their neck of the woods is here in 2022.

A wish of congratulations, good luck, and great health to all the teams that have reached Little League Baseball’s field of dreams from all of us at Webb Weekly.

A local Little League Baseball did you know? Our Hepburn Lycoming/ Montgomery team won their way to the State Tournament and lost to Upper Providence Little League. The team from Oaks, PA, is one of the Mid-Atlantic

representatives here at the LLWS. To be or not to be vaccinated, that is the question for many. This seems to be a very talkedabout and hot issue locally.

Many individuals are very passionate about their Jim Webb, Jr. views on this topic. Before I go any further, I have been vaccinated with the funky cold Moderna and, without a shadow of a doubt, believe it is the individual’s personal choice whether to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

I was on the fence about getting vaccinated until my son Hunter, who plays football at the University of Connecticut, explained it was all but required before returning to campus. He decided for himself after we had a conversation and made a call to Dr. Bill Pagana. That being said, I would never expect my son to do something I wouldn’t do; therefore, we went together.

After receiving our first vaccine and returning home, my older son Jimmy and wife Michelle asked why we didn’t include them. I, of course, laughed and said, that is your personal decision, and I didn’t know you wanted to be. They then scheduled and went together the next week.

Hunter and I made it a father/son thing and got vaccinated together the 2nd time, then went for a bite to eat and drink.

Neither of us had any reaction other than

a sore arm. After Jimmy and Michelle got their 2nd vaccination, she did become ill for a couple of days.

An individual needs to evaluate their situation, beliefs and apply some common sense to make their own decision. I will add if they do travel, especially by plane, or are around health compromised people; this must be factored in.

I am glad my family is vaccinated, and looking back, it was the right thing to do.

Jimmy flies and travels for his job, and Michelle works and comes in contact with a lot of people. It does provide some peace of mind and erases any question for me personally about putting a mask back on. All that being said, I would never want to influence this decision for anyone. Nor would I ever have animosity towards someone based upon their decision about getting or not getting vaccinated. The reason I think this way is pretty simple. First again, it’s a matter of personal freedom; it is your decision.

Next, who would ever want to influence someone not to get this shot and they get COVID and something bad happens or influence someone to get the shot and something bad happens?

The best advice possible is to consult with a physician. Remember, before Hunter, and I signed up, I called Dr. Bill.

He answered all our questions and said to get vaccinated. I hope in the world of today you have a doctor you can trust.

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Maintain a positive attitude. Positivity can go a long way. Encourage others to do their best, and always put forth your best effort throughout gameplay. with them. Most of us Support teammates. Never criticize a aren’t out there trying teammate for trying their best. Always to figure out the right commend the effort. answer to choices that Accept the officials’ decisions. Rules are in can potentially impact place to make the game fair and consistent. thousands of people, so Follow the rules and accept when a ref, please be kind to those umpire, or other official makes a call. Do not who are.

Steph argue the call.

Children and adults Nordstrom Play fair. Never cheat or bend the rules to learn many valuable get ahead. lessons while competing Be a team player. Do your best to involve in sports. Participating in sports helps the whole team, even those players who solidify lessons in following directions and may need a little extra help. Showboating can teach athletes the value of dedicating or hogging the ball to show off your skills is themselves to goals. Sports also provide discouraged. physical exercise and an opportunity to Win or lose with class. Always congratulate exhibit good sportsmanship. the winning team on a job well done if you Good sportsmanship occurs when people are on the losing side. Accept the loss and who are participating and those observing own up to trying better next time. If you the sport treat one another with respect. This are on the winning team, shake hands with includes all players, parents, coaches, and the losing team and wish them well. Do not officials. gloat.

While there’s much that coaches can do All of these tips can be applied to our to instill good sportsmanship among their everyday lives. It’s important in life to respect teammates, it is up to the parents and those in leadership roles and support those the players to help develop these skills. we are working with. To do our best to Here are some ways to encourage good maintain some semblance of a good attitude, sportsmanship. even when the day doesn’t go well. To do our Parents can set an example. Parents watching part to work together with friends, family, from the sidelines should refrain from yelling co-workers, fellow students, etc., to be the at refs or negatively commenting on their best we can be. And to realize that life isn’t kid’s performance — or the performance of always going to go our way and figure out any other player, for that matter. Offer high a way to move on — head held high — and praise for the effort, win or lose. hope for a better tomorrow.

Grace and Sportsmanship

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am often a last-minute writer for my column. This week I am glad that I was. Typically, even if I don’t have my column written, per se, I usually have an idea about what I want to write about. This week I was going to remind everyone to be good sports about the seating situation at Little League. But, alas, it looks like I don’t need to worry about that.

I’m not going to lie; I’m disappointed in the decision, but I respect the leadership at Little League that this was a difficult decision to make, and I’m sure it makes them no happier than the rest of us. So, I’m asking everyone to show Little League a little grace.

They are in a challenging position and have a lot to consider, not the least of which is a group of children from across the country, many of which are ineligible for vaccination.

The last thing I think anyone wants is for a bunch of kids to end up sick. So while I don’t totally agree with Little League’s decision to eliminate public tickets, I respect that they had a difficult choice to make and tried to act in a manner that had everyone’s best interests at heart.

So, with that being said, let’s talk about sportsmanship and how that translates into our everyday lives. Because I know that there will be a lot of y’all out there playing armchair quarterback and criticizing Little League, just remember that the basis of good sportsmanship is also the basis of treating others with respect, even if you disagree

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Annual Little League World Series Carries on Amid Unusual Circumstances

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ast year the millions of fans of the annual Little League World Series felt an aching void when it was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year the shadow of that pandemic still hangs over the LLWS, but the annual classic is returning anyway — in a revised form. The Little League World Series is returning to its earliest days this year by having only 16 teams from eight Little League regions the United States compete in the annual classic.

This harkens back to the days when the Series was known as the “National Little League Championship,” before international competition became part of the Series in the early 1950s.

Little League officials do not believe that this modification will do anything to reduce the excitement or interest in the Series. Still, unfortunately, it prevents fans and spectators from enjoying the talents of some of the best Little Leaguers in the international regions of Little League.

Officials at Little League are constantly adjusting and tweaking all aspects of

the playing of this year’s LLWS. The one crucial thing that seems to be detailed and codified is the policy for not allowing fans to attend the LLWS due to COVID concerns.

According to the Little League website, “with the recent rise in COVID-19 cases throughout the United States due to the dangerous Delta variant, and in the interest of all players, coaches, volunteers, and families, Little League® International has made the difficult decision to close the 2021 Little League Baseball® World Series to the general public and cancel its updated public attendance policy and will not distribute 3,000 daily Complex Access Tickets.

“The health and well-being of our teams and mitigating their exposure to COVID-19 must continue to be our main priority, as we conclude our World Series events,” said Stephen D. Keener, Little League President, and CEO. “With updated guidance from the CDC, and in consultation with our Pandemic Response Advisory Commission and medical advisors, we feel it’s essential to revert our attendance policy to, unfortunately,

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Despite this fan attendance shocker, officials in the local hospitality business community are still looking forward to the LLWS. “I am thrilled that there is a Little League Series this year to give the boys and girls a chance at the United States Championship, Miranda Kujawa, General Manager of the Genetti Hotel, told Webb Weekly. “After last year, I am so happy to welcome visitors to our great city and area; I am hoping that guests of our city take time to experience all the great shops, attractions, and restaurants in our area while they are in town. We are hosting DPH pin trading Wednesday 18th -Saturday 21st, and the hotel is selling Genetti pins this year.”

Hold onto your hats. This year’s Little League World Series should prove to be an interesting and exciting one, despite COVID and its negative effect on fan attendance.

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limit the spectators in Williamsport to the family and friends of our 16 participating teams and our highestlevel volunteers and supporters. We are disappointed that we must roll back our spectators joining us in Williamsport this year but are eager to provide a safe, enjoyable experience for the 16 teams who will compete in the World Series this summer.”

With continued guidance and recommendations from the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission, Little League International has continued to follow the COVID-19 mitigation protocols for organizing its Region and World Series Tournament, developed in consultation with its advisors from National Jewish Health, who has worked on similar health safety plans with other youth and young adult-focused organizations, colleges and universities, and events.

“In May, our organization made the decision to move forward with our Little League Baseball and Softball tournaments this summer, with the focus of providing the boys and girls in our program that magical Little League World Series experience while protecting their health and well-being,” said Dr. Daniel Lueders, Commission Chair, Little League

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Worshippers assembled to offer their thanks for peace and to honor those men and women who died in battle.

The Christ Episcopal Church was filled to capacity when the Rt. Rev. Thomas Heistand of Harrisburg delivered a message of thanksgiving during a combined Episcopalian congregation service there at 7:30 o’clock.

Members of Messiah Lutheran Church attended hourly services at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd throughout the day and gathered in the main sanctuary at 7:30 p.m. for a congregational program of thanksgiving. The text was “The Responsibility of Victory.” The choir sang the Recessional.

At Temple Beth Ha-Shalom and

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Audiences of 130 and 100 respectively, attended.

The churches of Newberry observed victory day with special services at Newberry Methodist Church. Music was presented by the combined choirs.

In several of the downtown churches the observances were similar to the V-E Day program.

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church was open for individual meditation during the day and in the evening more than 500 members attended a special service of thanksgiving.

Holy Day services marking the Feast of the Assumption were combined with special masses of thanksgiving in the city’s Catholic parishes. Attendance at the services concluded with a victory day worship service in several churches approximated 4,000.

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Unfortunately, many of my personal records, including my original DD214, were destroyed in a flood. I still had a Certificate of Eligibility issued by the Veterans Administration, but to enroll in the Veteran Mentor, I needed a DD-214. And thus, I joined a half-million of my fellow veterans who are on a waiting list to receive this important government document.

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Mike Munn has noted that since COVID shutdowns began in March 2020, his office has processed no fewer than fifty requests for military records from the National Personnel Records Center and dispensed information to other veterans who wish to make personal applications for records. In most cases, veterans and families are still awaiting responses, some for over a year now.

In cases where the federal government is concerned, citizens turn to their local US congressman for intervention. Our representative, US Congressman Fred Keller, should receive a commendation himself for his efforts as a freshman in Congress. He is not just complaining to the NRPC; he is doing something much more concrete. In June, he introduced the “REopening to address every COmplete Record request for Devoted Servicemembers Act of 2021,” or the RECORDS Act of 2021 for short.

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Congressman Keller was keeping the heat up on this issue on July 14 by

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Following the event, Keller said, “The brave men and women who have served our country in uniform deserve a government that is responsive to their needs and that works diligently on their behalf. Our discussion today reaffirmed that the Records Act is needed and works toward establishing long-term solutions to address the delays at the NPRC. I’m grateful for the partnership our office has with local officials as we continue to put pressure on the NPRC to make good on the promise that America makes to our service members, who have sacrificed so much in the protection of our freedoms and way of life.”

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ach December on National Wreaths Across America Day, the mission to Remember, Honor and Teach is carried out by coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and at more than 2,100 additional locations in all 50 U.S. states at sea and abroad. The local Central Pennsylvania Chapter of Wreaths Across America is hard at work gathering the money to place wreaths on veterans’ graves on cemeteries throughout Lycoming County to observe Wreaths Across America Day on December 18 this year.

Dori Rankinen, an active member of the Central Pennsylvania Wreaths Across America, is fond of citing this quote, “A person dies twice. Once when their body takes its last breath and then again when there is no one left to say their name or tell their story.”

She said that The Central PA WAA consortium came together through a shared dream of 18 people to expand the Wreaths Across America mission

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of laying a veteran’s wreath on as many military graves as possible on December 18. This group is comprised of community members from Jersey Shore, Williamsport, Montoursville, Montgomery, and Hughesville. Each community wished to have cemeteries in their area participate in the WAA mission. She said the formation of the Central PA WAA was an exciting adventure. It’s a group of 25 dedicated members from several communities who all share the same passion for the WAA mission.

“A huge push is underway to gather the funds necessary to make this plan happen. Each wreath is $15.

There are opportunities for small businesses to support the program with a $195 donation that sponsors 13 wreaths, Rankinen told Webb Weekly.

“In talking with Jim Webb of Webb Weekly, he came up with the idea of the 13 wreaths coinciding with the 13 original colonies. Thus, the Central PA Business Patriot Team was born.

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of $1,500 that sponsors 100 wreaths.

The name of the group at this level is The Founding Fathers Team. Each business receives recognition through our Facebook page, which is shared to 7,000 individuals with our combined network.”

She said the following cemeteries are already involved in the effort, some with wreaths already sponsored. Pine Creek, with wreaths sponsored by Daughters of the American Revolution Jersey Shore, Antes Fort, Jersey Shore, Freedom Road, wreaths sponsored

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Williamsport Cemetery (Washington Blvd.), Montoursville, Fairview in Montgomery, wreaths sponsored by American Legion Bower Decker Post 251 & Auxiliary, and Pleasant Hills in Hughesville.

More cemeteries are expected to be added, and hopefully more sponsorships as well.

“Our next BIG fundraising event will be a raffle of the following items: a set of patriot cornhole boards from Shaner’s Custom Woodworking.

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Enterprises, A shadow box for flag display, handcrafted by Frank Hartzel,” Rankinen said. “All of the prizes are absolutely amazing! Each artisan is local. In addition to the raffle, Shaner’s Woodworking has partnered with Central PA WAA to support our mission by donating 10 percent to our cause whenever someone places an order for game boards and mentions our group’s name!”

Tickets can be purchased by contacting our FB page or attending the Lycoming Co. Balloonfest or the 911 Coalition gathering at Clinton Twp. Firehall. Both events are scheduled for September 11. The drawing will be

held on Veteran’s Day (November 11) winners will be notified. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20.

According to Rankinen, the best way to learn more about the Central PA WAA is to LIKE their page on Facebook. They frequently update with their coming events, and you can find a poster with a QR code to sponsor wreaths, or if you are old school, they also have a downloadable form for sponsorship as well.

“It’s important for the community to consider sponsoring a wreath (or several) to help us cover as many military graves as possible. Every donation helps! Rankinen concluded.

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The Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, through its Lycoming County Visitors Bureau, has coordinated a special autograph session with 2017 National Baseball Hall of Fame Left Fielder and top 5 alltime base stealer Tim Raines from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. sponsored by Moff and Associates, The Liberty Group and Allison Crane and Rigging. Raines will only be autographing a signed print being distributed to all attendees during the hour-long autograph session.

“We’re excited to be having Williamsport Welcomes the World this year after not having one in 2020.

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Animal Tracks What: Come to the Amphitheater and learn how to identify common animal tracks you may find in the park. Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@pa.gov for more information.

When: Wednesday, August 18 from 2:00-3:00 p.m.

Where: Meet at the Amphitheater in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Nature Story What: Bring your children ages 3-6 to the Amphitheater to enjoy a nature themed story and participate in an activity, game, or craft. Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@pa.gov for more information.

When: Thursday, August 19 from 9:00-9:30 a.m.

Where: Meet at the Amphitheater in Ricketts Glen State Park.

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When: Friday, August 20 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park.

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: Friday, August 20, 2021, 4:30 p.m. to ?

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Eagle Watch What: Stop by anytime between the scheduled times to learn about the bald eagle and similar birds of prey, and use binoculars and a spotting scope (provided) as we hope to catch a view of some eagles as they make their way up and down Pine Creek. For more info contact Vinny Curtis at (570) 753-5409 x 132 or vicurtis@ pa.gov. Free program.

When: Friday August 20, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. & 1 p.m.-3 p.m.

Where: Tiadaghton State Forest, Tomb Flats Campground (1-mile south of Slate Run, PA on PA414).

Discover Ricketts Hike What: Hiking the Old Beaver Dam Rd Trail to see Ganoga Falls. This is a 5-mile moderate hike.

Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Friday, August 20 from 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Shale Pit along Route 487 in Ricketts Glen State Park.

“Birding on Lake Shore Trail” What: Join the naturalist for some birding on the Lake Shore Trail. Topics will include the different birds that live at Little Pine and also how to identify them. Please bring your own binoculars and other birding gear. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Friday, August 20, 2021, at 3:30 p.m.

Where: Little Pine State Park, Beginning of Lake Shore Trail (Kiosk at Top of Dam).

DiscoverE Kids Program: Astronomy What: Children ages 9-12 will learn about the moon, planets, and constellations. Children must be accompanied by an adult! Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or

“The Reservoir, the Dam, and Little Pine” What: Join the naturalist to take a stroll on the dam and learn the significance of it to the Little Pine Creek Valley, and also to the Susquehanna River. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order

to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Friday, August 20, 2021, at 6:00 p.m.

Where: Little Pine State Park, Beginning of Lake Shore Trail (Kiosk at Top of Dam).

Concrete Igloos: Exploring the Alvira Bunkers What: December 7, 1941: “A date that will live in infamy.” On the same day of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the citizens of the small town of Alvira learned that the Federal Government would be using eminent domain to purchase everyone’s property for the war effort, with the promise that they could purchase their property back once they were finished.

The town was soon demolished to construct the Alvira Ordinance Works, a TNT plant which ceased production after only 11 months of production, and the property owners never got the chance to retake their former homes. While most evidence of the town and factory are no longer standing, there are still dozens of concrete igloo storage bunkers scattered across the area, as well as old cemeteries and foundations. Come along on an easy, 3-mile walk to check out some of these bunkers and walk through the cemeteries and learn the history of a town that once was. Family friendly program for all ages. Registration required by contacting Vinny Curtis at (570) 753-5409 x 132 or vicurtis@pa.gov. Free program.

When: Saturday August 21, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Where: State Game Lands 252; Alvira Road, Allenwood, PA 17810. Coordinates of meeting location: 41.135894, -76.958876.

“Birding at Hyner Run” What: Join the naturalist for some birding at Hyner Run State Park. Topics will include the different birds that live at Hyner Run and also how to identify them.

Please bring your own binoculars and other birding gear. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Saturday, August 21, 2021 at 3:30 p.m.

Where: Hyner Run State Park, Playground.

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When: Saturday, August 21, 2021 at 6:00 p.m.

Where: Hyner Run State Park, Amphitheater Summer Moon-lit Night Hike What: Grab a flashlight and join us as we venture into the Tiadaghton State Forest to learn and explore the sounds of this summer night on a moderate 2-mile, family-friendly hike. Terrain will be uneven so be sure to wear sturdy shoes, and weather appropriate clothing. Registration required by contacting Vinny Curtis at (570) 753-5409 x 132 or vicurtis@pa.gov. Free program.

When: Saturday August 21, 9 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

Where: Tiadaghton State Forest, Waterville. Ramsey Village Pine Creek Rail Trail parking lot.

Golden Rule Love 5K What: 5K for Golden Rule Love, Inc. 9th Annual Love INC. 5K Run/Walk. Shaded Trail course on the Milton Island. Please see goldenruleloveinc.com for more details and to pre-register.

When: August 21, 2021. Registration starts at 7:30 a.m., race begins at 9:00 a.m.

Where: Milton Island State Park.

Benefit Ride What: Please join the JS Post 36 ALR for this enjoyable and important event. Benefiting our local Heroes and Horses program, dedicated to reforming combat veterans. All proceeds go to this amazing ranch. $15

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To Salvation We Can’t Lose It. Sermon Text: Various Texts. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, August 22nd, service time 10:15 a.m.

Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport.

Intro to Kayaking What: Ages 12 and up. Here’s your chance to try kayaking! Participants will learn kayak terminology and basic paddle skills before heading out on the water. Wear shorts and shoes that can get wet.

Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Wednesday, August 25 at 2:00-3:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Western Boat Launch in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Revival What: 7 Day Revival with Meetings every night during the week at 7:00 p.m., and other events during the day. Saturday brunch and women’s and men’s session.

Sunday service at 10:00 a.m. Go to https://www. liteshineministries.org for more information, or email carolwcamargo@yahoo.com When: Monday, August 23rd-Sunday, August 29th.

Where: Hugesville Campground, 199 Race Street, Hughesville.

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Dog Days of Summer What: Dog Days of Summer at the WECCC. Free grilled hot dog and a cold bottle of water, come and join the fun, stay and do some shopping at the Clothes Closet/Thrift Shop. 570-323-6297 When: August 18th, 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Rain Date August 25th.

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

Post Meeting What: Post meeting.

When: Saturday, August 21, 2021, 10:00 a.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

BOGO (Buy One Get One) What: All Clothing at the WECCC. Will be BOGO (Buy One/Get One free) of same or lessor value in our Clothes Closet. 570-323-6297.

When: August 18th to Tues August 24th. Normal Clothes Closet Hours. Mon to Fri 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Wed., open 9:00 a.m.-6:45 p.m. and Sat., 8:30 a.m.-11:45 a.m.

Where: In the Clothes Closet located at, West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond St., Williamsport.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: When It Comes

Home Association Meeting What: Home Association meeting.

When: Saturday, August 21, 2021, 11:00 a.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

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Country Line Dancing What: Country line dancing.

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

Where: Woodward Township Fire Hall.

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Band What: GC & Company band. Open to the public. No cover.

When: Friday, August 27, 2021, 8 p.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

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I talked to my momma on the phone today, and she was telling me how we are going to do Tyler’s birthday supper next Monday, and we were giggling about his menu. He wrote down: – Steaks – Corn on the cob – Gram’s rolls – Jello – Oreo ice cream cake This kid starts thinking about this in April; he is a trip! Like mother, like son, I guess. After all, he said he was born a food lover and lives for food. He is counting down the days till Monday as we speak.

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he Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society will host a Children’s Workshop on butterflies, featuring Rick Mikula, on Sunday, August 29, 2021, at 2:00pm, in the Community Room. The program is free and open to the public. Adults and families are encouraged to attend. Museum personnel are requesting registration,

simply to provide enough chairs for the event.

Rick’s butterfly program will show anyone how to nurture and enjoy garden butterflies and moths by using the simplest of recycled household items. Raising butterflies is a great family summertime activity that will yield wonderful memories for years to come. His presentations are fast-paced, high energy and very

humorous and include a large display of the most beautiful and unusual mounted butterflies and moths, all of which died of natural causes.

The high point of every presentation are the ‘Live’ butterflies that are displayed in homemade cages. So, visit with Rick and learn everything you never knew about butterflies and how you can care for them at home.

Here’s your chance! This workshop is the second program given by Mikula recently at the museum. At the last event, sixty-five people attended.

Considered to be the funniest butterfly expert in the world Rick Mikula has been raising butterflies and delighting audiences with his offbeat and humorous programs for over 40 years. He is currently President of Butterfly Rescue International, a founding member and past president of the International Butterfly Breeders Association, and past Vice President of the Canadian Butterfly Breeders and Exhibitors and past Secretary and Treasurer for the New Jersey Lepidopterist Society. Butter-

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of the most beautiful and unusual mounted butterflies and moths, all of which died of natural causes.

The high point of every presentation are the ‘Live’ butterflies that are displayed in homemade cages. So, visit with Rick and learn everything you never knew about butterflies and how you can care for them at home.

Here’s your chance! This workshop is the second program given by Mikula recently at the museum. At the last event, sixty-five people attended.

The museum is located at 858 West Fourth Street, Williamsport and parking is available behind the museum or on the street. For further information, please call the museum at 570.326.3326 or visit our website at www.tabermuseum.org.

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fly Rick has written several books including the award winning “The Family Butterfly Book” and served as staff writer for several magazines including People Places and Plants, Organic Gardening and Environment Pennsylvania. He has appeared on many TV shows including Animal Planet, The Weather Channel, The Discovery Channel, Home and Garden, and served as consultant for many others including CSI Las Vegas and the David Blaine Street Magic specials. He has also designed several live butterfly exhibits and served as a habitat consultant to many schools, museums, and zoos.

Rick is also the pioneer of releasing butterflies at weddings and funerals.

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Communication is Key Making time to connect with families gives teachers opportunities to build bonds, which is essential for success.

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he Fish Real Estate Leadership Challenge Course, the creation of which involved the same collaborative spirit that it will nurture in those who use it, was dedicated Aug. 11 on the wooded southcentral side of Pennsylvania College of Technology.

The Challenge Course – a remarkable project funded by Brent and Daria Fish in memory of Brent’s father, William H. Fish – “will foster leadership and team-building skills for generations of students, faculty, alumni and industry partners,” said Loni N. Kline, vice president for college relations.

Brent is president of Fish Real Estate, and Daria is head of corporate communications for OxiWear.

An interdisciplinary focus was reflected throughout the development and construction process, which involved the college’s General Services Department, architectural technology and concrete science classes, a helping of off-campus inspiration, and a picnic table donated by the Sigma Pi philanthropic fraternity.

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“We are standing before an innovative addition to our hands-on learning portfolio, one that deepens the applied technology experience and creates unique opportunities for our students to discover their leadership styles and test their communication skills,” college President Davie Jane Gilmour said. “A stimulating learning experience that will foster trusted and meaningful relationships. Bill Fish knew the value of creating a world in which we all want to live, and now his legacy inspires students to follow.”

The 14,400-square-foot course was conceived and propelled by Rob Cooley, associate professor of anthropology and environmental science, who was inspired by transformational experiences among students in study-abroad expeditions and his Outdoor Recreation as a Therapeutic Tool course. He was also aided in his vision through research and consultation with Tony Draus, from the Bloomsburg-based EdVenture Builders, during a Spring 2019 sabbatical.

“Penn College exemplifies hands-on, experiential learning,” Cooley said. “I feel outdoor challenge education adds handson experiences that build empathy, selfawareness, leadership, self-confidence and teamwork. The value of these connections far exceeds the ‘High-five, wasn’t that awesome?’ feel-good kind of story when you get into the theory behind it all.”

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Brent and Dari a Fi s h as cend a s ees aw p l atf orm to begi n a team-bui l d i ng ex erci s e at th e Fi s h Real Es tate Lead ers h i p Ch al l enge Cours e, l ocated on th e camp us of Penns yl v ani a Col l ege of Tech nol ogy. As s i s ti ng i n th e acti v i ty are s tud ents , communi ty v ol unteers and Rob Cool ey ( s econd f rom l ef t) , th e Penn Col l ege f acul ty member w h o s p earh ead ed th e l ead ers h i p -engagi ng res ource. maneuvers, Residence Life programming, club events, summer camps, corporate training and faculty retreats.

“I am absolutely honored and humbled that the Fish family has chosen to make my dream a reality, and I look forward to working hard to maximize the utilization of this resource,” Cooley said. “Everything about this effort has been about collaboration, teamwork and shared goals, and I am delighted to have this resource to share with the college, our students and our guests.”

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The formal dedication took place on the bridge, which the principals opened by unclasping carabiners, as Kline called particular attention to the setting.

“Let this be symbolic of bridging the gap between innovative concept and real-world application,” she said.

Attendees, including board members of the college and its foundation, were then invited to join Cooley and his students for activities on the course. Among those on hand were Brent and Daria Fishes’ sons, Andrew and Ryan; Brent’s mother, Mary “Sis” Fish; and Daria’s mother, Diane Pelesh.

on their group dynamics, Chad L. Karstetter, horticulturist/motor pool lead person, similarly cherishes the inherent brainstorming as he and his creative colleagues tackle each new endeavor.

“Penn College is a big playground for us.

We do get to experiment. We come up with ideas, and we have great support from Penn College to put our ideas to work,” he said.

“It’s fun. Every project that we work on, there is a part of it that’s really unique and that we’re all passionate about.”

Integral support for the Challenge Course came from Dorothy J. Gerring, associate professor of architectural technology, whose students prepared helpful renderings of the concept; Franklin H. Reber Jr., building construction technology instructor, who led students in pouring the

For members of the award-winning General Services grounds crew, whose horticultural magic has brightened every corner of the college’s campuses, the Challenge Course ranks among the top on their all-time favorites list.

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While joking in the afternoon’s 90-degree heat that “perhaps we should have supported a pool project,” Brent Fish was genuinely impressed by the students’ earnest testimonials and said the Challenge Course amplifies Penn College’s holistic approach to applied technology education.

“At a time when there’s a ‘little more angst’ in the world, the teaching of interaction and communication is increasingly necessary and important,” he said. “It’s not the message itself, but how it’s delivered.

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Hinge cutting can be accomplished randomly or done in a pattern so as to influence the direction of travel of deer, create desired windrows or restrict access to an area you would like to protect. Hinge-cut trees can provide additional bedding areas for deer and nesting locations for turkeys.

While hinge cutting of trees can be accomplished later, the reserving of some corn or soybeans for wildlife will need to be addressed soon. The same is true of the planting of fall/ winter food plots — the next couple of weeks are the best time to work the soil and plant the seeds that can provide feed throughout the fall and winter months. Don’t procrastinate — now is the time to “Git ‘Er Done!”

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about offering him some cash to leave a few rows unpicked to benefit the wildlife. Either way, it will be a financial sacrifice, but with a lack of mast crop in the woods, it should be a consideration.

Fall and winter food plots come in all shapes and sizes, and the seeds that are usually planted for wildlife will be of great benefit to birds and animals this coming season. If you are already planning on establishing food plots soon, you might consider adding to the size you normally plant or adding additional plots if possible. While clovers and a mix of clover and chicory are always a good bet for deer and turkeys, the planting of sugar beets, radishes and turnips will provide feed that will be available over the winter months.

Hinge cutting of trees for deer browse is a simple process, and the only tool you will need is a chainsaw. If you cut completely through the trunk of a tree, after it lies on the ground, the deer will consume the leaves and buds. When hinge cutting, do not cut completely through but instead cut only as much as is

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I don’t have room to get into all the new updates and changes that are coming in the 2022 fishing season, but fishermen should be aware of the change on the opening day of trout season. In the past, we had one opening day for trout, but not too many years ago, two

opening days were created; a Regional Opening Day for trout was set for 18 southeastern counties, and then the Regular Trout Season opener that was set to open a couple of weeks later for the remainder of Ken the counties. Well, guess Hunter what, we are back to a single-day opener for the entire state. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission recently set the statewide opener for April 3 for the coming season; that’s two weeks earlier than what we have had for many years in this part of the state.

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With the earlier opener, weather may be a bit more of a factor, especially here in the northern part of the state. Efforts are being made to get the trout stocked sooner, so plenty of fish should be available.

I doubt that starting two weeks earlier will change much in the way of presentations and techniques; trout prefer the cold water and will likely take the same offerings as in past opening days. As a fly fisherman, I’ve found several nymphs using the “high stick” method to be very effective even during those cooler, earlier season outings. I’m sure live minnows and many other live baits will do well as well as spinners and several other minnow imitating lures.

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For many anglers, myself included, moving the opening day of trout season up a couple of weeks won’t change my early season trout endeavors much at all since I often took advantage of the opportunities offered by a number of different special regulation areas.

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and Penn College, Simon was recently hired as the new Mountaineers head basketball coach, marking the second time he has held that position. He served for two seasons previously before job Scott Lowery commitments, and the arrival of his first child caused him to step away.

Asked why the renewed interest, Simon enthusiastically responded.

“For the love of the game of basketball.

I started playing when I was two years old and played all the way through high school and college. I really enjoyed the opportunity provided to coach at South the first time around, and in the four years I’ve been away, I always got myself out to as many high school games as I could.

“When I heard the job was coming back open after Rob Houseknecht stepped away, with my previous connection to South, it really piqued my interest. Many of our players were in junior high and elementary programs when I was here before, so that provided additional interest. But

really, the game itself — I never let go of it. It was always there in the back of my mind, and with the support of my wife, Miranda, I am most appreciative for the opportunity to be back.”

Things have changed at South since Simon’s previous departure. The Mounties have switched leagues from the Heartland Conference to the MidPenn and have a promising crop of players returning. But, Simon admits he has also changed during his time away.

“The big thing that has changed in me over those four years is patience. It’s due to maturity, getting married, and having a family of my own. The first time I came on board, I was a couple of years removed from college with the fast-paced and competitiveness of college, and I came in probably a little bull-headed, stern, and expected play to be at that college level. Now, obviously stepping back, I’ve adjusted and watched how other high school coaches handle their programs. I think those observations and knowledge will be a big help this time around.

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high school, the opportunities to play those sports greatly diminish. I think it really benefits a kid athletically if they can play different sports. Each sport allows you to work different muscles and experience different types of conditioning. So, it is very important, and I will encourage the kids to play every sport they can play, just hoping they don’t forget about basketball in the off-season.”

As he settles into his new role, Simon has a simple message to convey.

“Just come out and give it a try. That’s all I can ask from the kids and their parents. Sometimes that can be a lot to ask with regard to time constraints for both the player and family as they try and balance athletics and academics. If a player is on the fence or hasn’t played in a couple of years, I ask them to come out and meet the coaching staff and see what our style of basketball is about. Give it a try, and if they find ultimately the game isn’t for them, we’ll shake their hand, thank them for coming out, and wish them all the best. But, don’t sit at home and think you are not good enough. If they give it a full honest try, I think they will find it a good experience to be a part of the team.”

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learning environment as opposed to a right and wrong type environment is the outlook I’d like to evolve during my tenure at South. If a kid makes a mistake and needs to be taken out of a game, I’ll do that. But, I’ll explain what he needs to do and put him back into the game so that he can build on that and learn. That’s something I lacked a bit the first time. This time, I am putting a strong focus on learning time to help the kids grow.”

The timing of Simon’s hire is giving him a late start as he did not have the opportunity to be involved in a summer program or meet with his players until last week. A product of one of the smallest public schools in Pennsylvania, he is well-aware of the necessity of small schools to share athletic talent for its various teams to be successful.

“It is probable the most important thing that can happen for smaller schools and needs to be a main focus for all head coaches at the school. I believe the kids should play every sport that they can. I grew up playing football and basketball. If a kid has an interest in soccer, football, track & field, baseball, they should play every sport they can because after they leave

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irst and foremost, I would personally like to congratulate the 16 teams who made it all the way to Williamsport for the 2021 Little League World Series. This is my favorite time of year as our lovely backyard provides the backdrop to one of the greatest sporting events on the planet. I love the entire tournament and can’t wait

to watch it. I would normally take my 12-year-old over to Lamade and Volunteer for most of the amazing action. But things are totally different. COVID is making it tough, kid. I am just thankful that these squads will get an opportunity. We missed out in 2020.

I am a huge fan and advocate of Little League Baseball. I am also a

proud graduate of the program. My entire experience taught me a great deal. Yes, I sometimes chime in with a different perspective.

Jamie # u s a b a t .

Spencer #mlbclassic. #pitchcounts. #protocals. But I am still one of Little League’s biggest supporters.

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not that important. Please stop calling me for tickets. COVID is a major concern. Stay home and watch it on the tube. Seating will be VERY limited for all of the games. It blows, but at least we are playing.

Please enjoy the 2021 Little League World Series, and I encourage my fellow residents to be courteous and warm to those who are visiting. Lycoming County is a beautiful and special place for many of reasons. Let’s show the world what we are all about. Play Ball. Do your part. Cheers.

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ACTUALLY LIVE THERE? So, on behalf of those who permanently reside — WELCOME TO WILLIAMSPORT BOYS AND GIRLS. I sincerely hope you enjoy your stay. Lycoming County is the bomb, and we have so much to offer. I like to tell people that we have a little something FORE everyone. TM pending. I am suing Casper. Give me a call if you need some advice on what to do in between games. I am only here to help sports fans.

Jensen is really jacked for the tournament. He is at a fun age and has watched every single regional game on ESPN. His All-Star squad had an unbelievable run this summer. Upper Providence Little League from outside of Philadelphia totally smacked us in the semifinals of the State Tournament. They are the real deal and just punched their ticket to Williamsport.

We aren’t expecting an invite to this year’s MLB Classic. I am really

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PERFECT-2-PERFECT is having a special one day estate sale next week prior to our big sale the following week. To make room, we are selling a huge amount of quality women’s and men’s clothing and shoes. We will also be selling items in the garage only at this time. The sale is to be held on August 27th with a rain date of August 28th. We will be open 8am-3pm. Please note, the home will not be accessible during the sale including the restroom facilities. The sale will be on Janet Avenue, Williamsport in Old Lycoming Township (Hepburnville) For more information and photos go to www. onlinetradingassistant.com .

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570-323-0618. 157062 7 PIECE ETHAN ALLEN Dining Room Set. Very Good Condition, $475.00.

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156963 FOR SALE Picnic Table, 8 Foot x 3 Foot Table Top, 6 Benches, Very Heavy. Made From 7 1/2” x 1 1/2” Thick Planks.

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GRIZZLY 6” JOINER 48” Table 115 Bolt $600.00.

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Instructional Paraprofessional at Williamsport High School – 6.5 hours per day to assist South Williamsport students attending the Career and Technology program.

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Long Term Substitute – at the Jr/Sr High School anticipated available from mid-September through mid-December 2021. Health & Physical Education certificate preferred.

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• T h e tech nician will remov e any tools, wh eels, mandrels, dies, punch es, etc. to prepare th e mach ine for th e new set- up.

• T h e tech nician will also clean th e area around th e mach ine remov ing any deb ris from th e mach ine and surrounding area lean, o e and ca alo e ool n • After set- up is complete th e tech nician will clean tools and eq uipment prior to storage. I f any piece look s damaged, h e will contact engineering.

• T h e tech nician will maintain a catalogue of th e location of set- up eq uipment th rough out th e sh op. hec and pda e oc o con ma le • he technician will periodically review stocks of consumables such as flowturn wh eels, oils, sh ims, etc. to ensure th e stock ing lev els are suitab le for production ll e e ed o handle ma e al , n p od c on, ma n a n S, e c

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• H igh Sch ool Diploma or eq uiv alent • Good mech anical aptitude • Ab ility to use a computer.

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P M F is an employee- owned company ( ESOP ) offering a clean and safe env ironment, excellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides wellness programs, opportunities for continuous learning, teamwork , and a culture of employee input and participation. W e care ab out our customers, employees, and th e community. P M F is a nicotine- free env ironment.

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LYCOMING CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER. The Lycoming Career and Technology Center has an opening for an Executive Director beginning in the 2021-2022 School Year. The Executive Director provides leadership for the six sending Districts including career and technical education programs, workforce initiatives, oversight of the daily operations, implementation of instructional programs, assessment of students and programs, and communicates to students, staff, participating Districts, Board of Education and Occupational Advisory Boards. A Career and Technical Administrative Director Certification is required.

Previous experience in a Career and Technical Center is preferred. Salary will be regionally competitive and is commensurate with experience. Please send an application packet including resume, certifications, letter of interest, and a minimum of three references to Gerald McLaughlin, Superintendent of Record, Lycoming Career and Technology Center, 293 Cemetery Street, Hughesville, PA 17737. Previous applicants need not apply. Applications are open until the position is filled. 157113

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P M F I ndustries I nc, is look ing for talented self- starters th at can produce CN C mach ined parts, setting up and operating, wh ile maintaining q uality. P M F products are produced for th e following industries: Aerospace, M ilitary, L and- b ased generation, F iltration, F ood, M edical and P h armaceutical. W e are a 3 - sh ift operation and candidates sh ould b e willing to work any sh ift.

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E s s en ti al D uti es an d R es p o n s i b i l i ti es

• P lan mach ining b y using operational instructions, b lueprints, engineering plans, materials, specifications, and machining parameters, interpreting geometric dimensions and tolerances ( GD&T ) .

• Sets- up mills and lath es b y installing and adj usting th ree- and four- j aw ch uck s, tools, attach ments, collets, stops, indicating v ices.

• erifies settings by measuring feature si es and positions on all parts, adhering to q uality assurance procedures and processes.

• M aintains safe operations b y adh ering to safety procedures and a 5 S system.

• Produce production parts, maintaining production efficiencies.

• Document activ ities; communicate and maintain continuity among work sh ifts.

• U pdates j ob k nowledge b y participating in training opportunities.

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• H / S diploma/ GED, 2 - 5 years M ach ining ex perience • B lueprint reading • Good mech anical aptitude • P ractical sk ills, process improv ement, v erb al communication, functional and tech nical sk ills, attention to detail • M ust pass P M F ’ s pre- employment screenings, including: F unctional Capacity Ex am, b ack ground ch eck , drug test and nicotine test.

P hy s i c al R eq ui rem en ts

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Interested candidates may apply online at www.pmfind.com or send resumé to:

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• P roduce an acceptab le q uality part.

• U se and accurately read drawings, instructions, gages, and all applicab le measuring dev ices.

• H andle and lift parts weigh ing up to 5 0 pounds.

• Effectively use the PMF shop floor data collection system to log in and out of jobs and read and follow instructions.

• F ollow daily work sch edule.

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