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Mummers March, Counting Candy, Monster Bucks, and Time for Family

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he only masks I will talk about this week are the ones that will be worn in celebration of the 75th Mummers’ Day Parade through Halloween. The only shots I will talk about this week are the ones that lead to a buck being entered in my favorite contest of the year.

Through my eyes, now through the holiday season is the most wonderful time of year in the West Branch Valley.

The changing of the seasons, the beautiful hues of autumn that lead us to the serenity of that first snow. We all have only so much time on God’s Green Earth, do not allow Dr. Fauci or anyone to deter you from getting the most out of it. The current season is a time for family, for thankfulness, for appreciation of how truly blessed we are. Please live every day to the fullest and enjoy everything from trick or treating to hunting together, right through to Thanksgiving followed by the Christmas season.

This has been my favorite time of year since I was a little kid living at the top of Kane Street, just waiting for the Mummers’ Parade, and choosing that special costume from Hill’s Department Store. It’s funny how life has taken me

from the top of Kane Street to my Webb Weekly office now at the foot of Kane. I guess you could say I worked my way down.

I could tell you stories about the Mummers’ Parade, which used to be held at night that involved both tricks and treating. The tricking ones I’ll leave in the past. I enjoyed my time at Central Elementary when we would sell hoagies to benefit the PTO that everyone would buy and eat before the evening parade.

The Mummers’ Parade is one of many great local events that celebrate smalltown Americana. Don’t let it march by another year; take the whole family.

There’s a lot of fun to be had by all — shoutout to Dori Rankinen for a great job in reviving the event.

My Editor, Steph, and staff will be overseeing our annual Webb Weekly Halloween Contest for kids under 12.

This year’s version will be counting Halloween treats, as in candy. Steph has all the info covered when you flip the page. I hate to admit this, but whether it’s been counting spiders, ghosts, vampires, or candy corn, I’ve never gotten the count right. So, good luck to all the boys and girls. If you bring the young ones in with

their postcard to enter, there will be a big bucket of candy guaranteed to sugar them up. Just see my long-time employee “Bones” for the treat.

There will also be no talking about herd immunity this week, Jim the exact Webb, Jr. Actually opposite. Whether you choose archery, rifle, muzzleloader, or all the above, I wish you great health and good luck. I hope your shot finds its mark, and thank you for helping manage the amazing herd of Pennsylvania whitetail.

Now back to that time slipping into the future thing, it is our 14th annual Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest. A special tip of my Webb Weekly orange hunting hat with the American Flag on the side to all that have entered over the years.

The contest winner is usually one of the biggest bucks harvested statewide.

The event is named in honor of my Uncle Ron Maietta, lifetime outdoorsman, and Webb Weekly’s own Ron Mingle. My Uncle fought MS to the very end and always figured out a way to fish and hunt no matter the shape he was in. The Mingle family has been with me since the start of the Webb Weekly. First with Ron and now his daughter Alys. Ron is still the top dog in overseeing the contest but is assisted by Alys. Steph, the matriarch

of the Mingle family, deals with the challenges of MS each and every day.

So, here’s a quick overview of this year’s Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest; full details can be found on page 56. I believe a trophy is in the eyes and hands of the holder. So, any buck can be entered and gets you registered to win a Savage Access Rifle with all the trimmings — this compliment of Sauers Trading and the tag-team duo of Jon and Don. The monster buck of all wins a shoulder mount courtesy of Poust Taxidermy.

Dana and taxidermy lady, Sam’s work is second to none. Your buck may be initially scored and entered at Poust Taxidermy in Jersey Shore or Sauers Trading in Southside.

If your bruiser ranks 2nd through 4th place, you win a $100 venison processing gift cards from Thompson’s Packing in Jersey shore. The great people at Thompson’s turn your boned venison into some of the best hot dogs, bologna, sausage, and jerky you can find.

Now to the most important and prideful part of the contest. For every buck registered, a donation will be made in the hunter’s name to our local MS Society. Last year’s donation was $1,455.

And again, thank you, hunters, for the extra effort of entering your trophy and supporting a great cause.

Let’s all be careful out there and enjoy autumn in Pennsylvania.

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oys and girls, goblins and ghouls! Step right up and play the game! Everyone has a chance to win a prize!

It is time once again for Webb Weekly’s annual Halloween contest! This is my FAVORITE contest of the year, and I always look forward to picking out what we will be searching for and counting each year. If memory serves me, I do believe this is our 15th year doing this contest!

I’m sure you know how this works, but just in case you forgot, let me refresh your memory.

Peppered throughout this issue, you will find a variety of Halloween Candy. The rules of the game are simple. Count up all the little friends you find in October 13th and October 20th editions of the paper. Then take the total of the two weeks together and send them to me. Easy as pie…

I will then take everyone who answered correctly and pick ten random winners. Winners will receive a bucket full of goodies big enough to make Shaggy & Scooby blush! Seriously, I should be apologizing to local dentists — or maybe asking for a cut! Please do not un-

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CONTEST! Children 12 Years and Under WINNERS WILL RECEIVE A GooDIE BUCKET AND WEBB WEEKLY WILL DoNATE $ 1. 00 To THE CLINToN CoUNTY SPCA FoR EVERY ENTRY WE RECEIVE! Find our Halloween Candy (see below) scattered inside the October 13th and October 20th issues of Webb Weekly. Count the total number of Candy for the two weeks and send that number on a postcard along with your name, age, address and phone number to:

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If more than one person guesses the correct number, winners will be determined by random drawing. Winners will be contacted by phone or email. Deadline for submission is Noon on Friday, October 22nd. One entry per child. Must be able to pick up prize at Webb Weekly Office.

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Plus, ya know — candy. So. Much. Candy.

So, look carefully and count them up! I get a little sneaky when I place them, so make sure you check every page closely!

You better shake rattlesnake! Get counting, and good luck!!

A Halloween contest can only mean that fall derestimate the amount is here, and Halloween is right around the of candy and goodies the corner! Have you picked your costume yet? winners will receive. I hit We’d love to hear about you and/or your kids’ the stores like the Teenage Halloween costumes, so share it with us on Mutant Ninja Turtles hit a Pizza Hut. Steph Facebook, or better yet, post some pictures!

The easiest way to enter Nordstrom If I receive enough pictures via Facebook (fb. com/webbweekly) and/or email (webbnews@ the contest is to email the answer to contest@webbweekly.com, or you webbweekly.com), maybe you’ll see your little can drop a postcard in the snail mail at Webb one on an upcoming cover! You can even atWeekly, 280 Kane St., Suite 2, South William- tach the picture to your email entry (contest@ sport, PA 17702. Or, if you are so inclined, webbweekly.com).

Before I scram, little lamb, I’ve got one more you can drop your entry off at our office; we are open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. bit of Halloween fun! On the Friday before Entries must be submitted by October 22nd Halloween, the Crosscutters will be hosting around noon or so and only one entry per ‘Boomer’s Drive-Thru Trick or Treating’ at person. Winners will be listed in the October Bowman Field! Be sure to stop by and see 27th edition. But I’ll call or email the winners Boomer and maybe even a Webb Weekly employee or two and grab some extra goodies before that.

Remember, the contest is only open to kid- with no contact trick or treating from your car! The event runs from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m., dos 12 and under.

Each year we rotate through the local animal and there will be over a dozen candy stops! shelters and donate $1 for each entry received. The event is free for kids 14 and under in cosThis year is the Clinton County SPCA’s turn, tume!

Now, I gotta run skeleton! Enjoy the spooky so let’s help the sweet fur babies! Be sure to get your entries in and help support a great cause. season!

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he South Williamsport Mummers Parade will be marking a special anniversary this Saturday when it steps off for the 75th time this Saturday, October 16, beginning at 2 p.m.

“After reluctantly skipping last year due to the pandemic, the parade returns bigger and better this year, marking a milestone 75th time that it has stepped off,” Dori Rankinen, chair of the parade committee, told Webb Weekly. “Hours and hours of time, much positive planning, and lots of prayers for NO RAIN ON PARADE DAY have filled the last 18 months. After disappointing news of the cancellation of the celebration last year due to COVID concerns, many were worried that there would be a similar situation this year as well. The committee

is feverishly working to have the parade live-streamed on Facebook for those concerned about in-person attendance.”

According to Rankinen, in addition to the spectacular bejeweled Mummers’ band from Philadelphia and the bagpipes of Nittany Valley, there will be several new entertainers attending this year. Generous donations from local banks (Muncy Bank & Trust, Woodlands, Citizen & Northern, and Jersey Shore State Bank), Freedom Towing, South Williamsport Borough, and the Lycoming County Chamber of Commerce have allowed parade organizers to entice circus performers into the lineup. There will even be the return, for this parade only, of the Swingin’ Saggin’ Seniors!

As is befitting of a special milestone, this year’s parade will have another interesting and unique feature that will take place after the parade.

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The Mummers’ Parade will begin at 2:00 p.m.

The parade starts at Central Avenue and Market Street, goes west on Central, proceeds down Clark to Southern Avenue, goes east on Southern, and ends at Howard Street.

The judges’ stand is located across from the CVS plaza, where bleachers will be available for spectators.

Officially, the parade disbands at Howard St., so there are many optimal viewing spots along the parade route in which to enjoy the afternoon.

Rankinen said the Mummers’ Parade has always been a family-friendly event for South Williamsport and the surrounding communities. There is nothing more exciting than to hear neighbors planning cookouts and gatherings for friends and family along the parade route. Music from the local high school bands and cheers from the various cheerleading squads mingle with the occasional fire truck siren as the afternoon progresses, as well as a few unique floats, zombies, and a witch or two.

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hope that everyone will join them for a festival at the South Williamsport Park. There will be games and bounce house attractions to be enjoyed at no cost, thanks to the donations provided by parade sponsors.

Delicious food, cotton candy, and Nittany Kettle Corn will be available for family-friendly prices. Live music will be provided by The Deuce Coupe cover band between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. The circus performers will also continue their acts, so you might be able to see someone juggling fire!

The Moose Family Lodge of South Williamsport will be providing a Child ID program where parents can have their children fingerprinted, a picture taken, and documented for the family. The flash drive can be updated every year to keep information current in case of a missing child situation where the police may need the most current information for an Amber Alert.

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n November 19, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln made a short dedication speech, just 271 words, beginning with “Four score and seven years ago.” It was a forceful reminder that 87 years earlier, a document known as the Declaration of Independence was signed by representatives of the 13 colonies, declaring that they wanted to form a new nation, “conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”

Unfortunately, not all men were seen to be created equal, and as a result, the issue of slavery exploded in a full-scale Civil War between the North and the South.

On that unseasonably warm day in the small town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, President Abraham Lincoln delivered a message to dedicate a cemetery that was ten sentences and took just over two minutes, but which captured an entire vision of where the country was, where it had been, and where it was going.

Lincoln closed his address by emphasizing that those who had died had not died in vain but instead had given the country a new birth of freedom — and that the government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.

Today, our country is drifting further and further away from Lincoln’s vision.

He could not see the ideals of the Declaration of Independence perishing from the earth, but he also never envisioned the United States as it has been in the past couple of years.

At the federal level, we have seen infringement of freedom to citizens in the first and second amendments to the US Constitution. At the state level, we have endured a governor who set restrictions on almost every aspect of commerce. And even at the local level, public school boards dictate mandatory mask standards that go against parental concerns.

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“When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns” is an overstatement but is more true than not. Many of those who spoke at the Commissioners meeting noted the results in Australia, which after a mass killing in 1996, endeavored to make gun ownership virtually illegal.

Though Australia has been championed greatly by progressive groups and their media allies as a model for the USA, if truth be told, it has failed in practice in reducing assaults and suicides. Even the Washington Post published a report on a study that showed that homicides by

firearms were falling by about 3 percent a year BEFORE Australia’s National Firearms Act (ANFA) was instituted.

In reference to suicides, the Journal of the American Medical Association study on ANFA concluded, “it is not possible to determine whether the change in firearm deaths can be attributed to the gun law reforms.” And a study done by the US Department of Justice on the research pertaining to Australia’s gun ban and confiscation effort concluded that the measure “appears to have had no effect on gun homicide…” Sheriff Lusk, in his usual direct way, said it best at the County Commissioners meeting, “If you wonder if gun restrictions work,

just look at Chicago. It has the highest restrictions in the country, and the highest murder rate in the country.”

Resolution 2021-12 to signify the Commissioners’ support for the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States was developed with work from District Attorney Ryan Gardner and Sheriff Mark Lusk. The resolution passed unanimously on that Tuesday, September 28th meeting.

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Of course, fall is also the perfect time to experiment with bright and bold colors. You don’t have to give up the neons and pastels of the summer.

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As the days grow darker, an excellent way to feel chipper is by wearing sunshiney pieces. A bright top coupled with your everyday blazer and jeans is a great combination to keep you from feeling drab.

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A less moody option would be tweed shorts, a buttondown, tights, and loafers.

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Speaking of sweaters, no write-up on outfitting for October would be complete without talking about knits.

Striking knitwear can add a splash of color into a humdrum all-black look. Or channel the 70’s trend with a multi-color sweater, wide-leg jeans, and heeled boots. It’s also the perfect month to wear a heavy cardigan in place of a jacket. Consider switching up the classic black and white color combo with a cream-colored knit dress and black accessories for dressier days. There really is no wrong way to wear a sweater.

Not all the outfit ideas here are functional for everyone, but hopefully, they gave you some ideas on transitioning from warm-weather apparel to your fall favorites. Now go pour yourself a cup of pumpkinflavored coffee and get those sweaters out of storage.

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The Church is an organism (living, growing, and reproducing naturally without being forced or contrived).

Like a plant, the Church must be nurtured rather than manufactured. Participants willingly yield self-interests as love guides, guards, and nourishes the organism.

But the Church is also an organization (a group of people identified by a shared interest or purpose). Like a business, it must be structured around a mission involving rules, beliefs, authority, calendars, budgets, and metrics. Willing participants are required to yield self-interests as the organization pursues the greater mission.

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4. Unity Creates Resonance—Psalm 45:1 Resonance is natural vibration caused by shared characteristics. Resonance adds fullness and depth to a musical experience. Also known as sympathetic vibration, musicians and architects often work together to encourage resonance in cathedrals and concert venues. Resonance is at work when people say, “I could feel the music.”

In Psalm 45:1, we read about resonance: “My heart is stirred by a noble theme.” Resonance in the church is powerful. Resonance is what causes people to say, “When I came into this place, it just felt right.” But like musicians and architects, church leaders and participants must work very hard at stimulating resonance. This is done through unified vision-casting (a noble theme, vision, mission) and by creating a unified culture of authentic love, worship, servanthood, and humility. It takes work, sacrifice, and discipline, but the beautiful resonance of unity can be nurtured.

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3. Unity is often misunderstood—I Corinthians 12, Romans 12 Paul used the human body and its many parts to describe how many different things can exist in perfect unity. Unity does not require that we all agree. Unity does not need to be unanimity or conformity. You can manufacture or coerce unanimity and conformity without experiencing unity. Unity, because it is organic, must be nurtured. This simple truth confounds tyrants and dictators who do not understand unity’s organic nature.

Unity can exist beautifully in harmony. Differences of opinion can still work together — and the sound can be beautiful. It’s OK to disagree and participate in spirited debate, but at some point, a decision must be made. Once the decision is made, it’s time to lay down our differences and work together in unity to accomplish the greater mission. One of my favorite sayings is, “I’d rather be united than prove I’m right.” It’s OK to let someone else be right — and believe it or not — sometimes they are! You’ll never discover that unless you let

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Discover Ricketts Hike What: Hiking the Mountain Springs Trail. This is a 4-mile advanced hike. Wear fluorescent orange.

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

When: Thursday, October 14 from 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at Beach Lot #2 by the bulletin board closest to the road in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or black diamond steak. Open to the public.

When: Friday, October, 15, 2021, 4:30 p.m. to ?

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Take out or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take out orders.

TICKETS $23 Adults $18 Seniors ctlshows.com/youngfrankenstein $15 Students/Youth 570-327-1777

Fall Book Sale What: The Friends of the J.V. Brown Library will hold its fall book sale, a major fundraising event for the Friends.

Money raised supplements programs and services beyond the regular library budget.

When: October 15-16. Public hours on Friday, October 15, are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Saturday, October 16, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Book sale preview night, which is open only to Friends of the Library, will be Thursday, October 14, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Where: Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry St., Williamsport.

UPMC Offers $55 Mammograms What: UPMC is offering $55 mammograms for those with no or limited insurance coverage in recognition

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Kids/Baby Clothing, Jewelry, Decorations, Glassware, Furniture, Books, Toys, Baskets, Household/ Misc., Items, Electronics, Linens, New & Used Clothing, Sports Items, Puzzles, CD’s, Frames, Footwear, Homemade Candy, Baked Goods and more!

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of Breast Cancer Awareness month. Appointments are limited, and it is necessary to call the phone number of the location that is most convenient to you. Be sure to mention $55 mammograms when scheduling your appointment. Mammograms must be paid by cash or check. For more information about screenings and Breast Health services at UPMC in North Central Pa., go to UPMC.com/BreastNCPA. When & Where: Saturday, Oct. 16 and Oct. 30 – 8 a.m.-noon, Breast Health Center, UPMC Williamsport, Divine Providence Campus, 1100 Grampian Blvd., call 570-326-8200. Saturday, Oct. 23 from 8 a.m.-noon., UPMC Muncy, 215 East Water St., call 570-321-2545.

Thursday, Oct. 28 from 7 a.m.-5 p.m., UPMC Wellsboro, 32 Central Ave., call 570-723-0160.

Miles for Minus What: The 3rd Annual Miles for Minus 1 5K Walk/ Run. Register at https://www.dwellorphancare. org/20215krun.

When: October 16th, 2021, 9:00 a.m.

Where: The South Williamsport Park Complex, E. Central Ave., South Williamsport.

International Harvester Fall Festival What: 12th annual International Harvester Fall Festival with food, live music (McNett Band), and square dancing from 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

When: Saturday October 16th from 1:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Where: IH Prototype Museum, 47 S. Chestnut St., Millville.

Discover Ricketts Hike What: Hiking the Cherry Run Trail. This is a 5-mile moderate hike. Wear fluorescent orange. Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Tuesday, October 19 from 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at Beach Lot #2 by the bulletin board closest to the road in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Virtual Fall Wildflowers Talk What: Dr. George Chamuris, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Bloomsburg University, will talk about the

CHURCH EVENTSEVENTS...

CHURCH Clothing Donations Accepted What: Baby, children, adults clothing & shoes donations accepted.

When: Thursday, October 14, 2021, from 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, Curbside donation site, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Community Dinner What: Curbside dinner.

When: Thursday, October 14, 2021, from 5:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Soup and Bake Sale What: Soup and bake Sale. Vegetable, chicken corn, and ham & bean soup. Take Out. $7.00/quart.

When: Friday, October 15, 2021, from 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

Where: Mill Creek United Methodist Church, 2255 Warrensville Road, Montoursville, parking in rear of church.

Church Soup Sale What: Soup sale featuring chicken noodle and beef vegetable soup. Takeout only. $7.00/qt.

When: Saturday, October 16th, noon-4:00 p.m.

Where: Huntersville United Methodist Church, 5263 Rabbittown Rd., Muncy.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: Heaven Is Going To Be Sweet Pt 1 Sermon Text: Various Texts All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, October 17th. Service Time 10:15 a.m.

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

Youth Life Group What: Agape Fellowship Youth Life Group. For grades 6-12.

When: October 19th from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Where: Agape Fellowship 485 East 3rd Street Williamsport. Transportation will be provided to different destinations. Visit agapewilliamsport.org for more information.

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 6:30 p.m. Please contact the church at 570-546-8030 for the most current schedule.

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

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Ballroom Dance Classes What: Beginning Ballroom Dance Class for anyone interested in learning to dance. Cost will be $10 per couple per class. To register please call Frank at 570-2204806.

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

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

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Thursday Evenings 7:30-8:30 PM Beginning Thursday, October 14, 2021

First United Methodist Church Celebration Center 602 South Market St., Muncy, PA

Call Church Office for more information

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Sunday, October 24, 2021

from 12 Noon-4pm at Pennsdale Trinity United Methodist Church This year’s market will be held in the community hall.

(658 Village Rd. Pennsdale, PA 17756, across from the Country Store)

Artists Participating:

Wood Items by Garry & Nancy Burgard, Baskets by Karen Spring, Pottery by Kathy Gorg and Victoria Thompson Hess, Jewelry by Narrowhouse Metals, Homemade Soaps and Lotions by Amber Adams, Glass Blown Items by Cheryl Bower, Bird Houses and Holiday Items by David & Barbara Michael, Painting Specialties by Deb Mezick, Adele Forquer, Lynn Kibbe and Joe Cesa, Illustrations by Amanda Emic, Quilted Items by Gail Kocher, Home Décor by Bower Vintage Creations, Photography by Dennis Keefer and Cooking Oils by Mabesbakes Lunch, Food and Dessert Items will be sold by the Church...

Come hungry and ready to see and buy gifts from some of our area’s finest Artisans!

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Drive Thru Chicken BBQ What: Drive thru chicken BBQ, $10 meal, $7 chicken only; preorders available call Lori Klinger at 570-4731724.

When: Saturday October 16, 2021, from 10 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Crossroads Nazarene Church, 71 Nazarene Lane, Milton.

Pot Pie Drive Thru What: Chicken Pot Pie and Beef Pot Pie by the quart.

Cost is $8.00 per quart.

When: Saturday, October 16, 2021, from 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Drive thru only.

Where: Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 39 Paradise St., Turbotville.

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native wildflowers you can expect to see this fall at the park. Program will be presented using Microsoft Teams.

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

When: Wednesday, October 20 from 12:00-1:00 p.m.

Where: Virtual.

Fall Favorites

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hen it comes to fall, I have so many favorites. Last week we talked about soups. I made that Chili Mac and Cheese for our hayride, and let me tell you; it was hit. We had so many delicious soups. A dozen to be exact.

And the pies! Ohhh, the pies. I had to sample a little of everything. It was a wonderful night, and all the food was on point. I enjoy fall foods like apples, pumpkin, soups, and drinking anything hot. Love wrapping my hands around my favorite mug. Hot tea is my cozy drink.

Of course, fall brings my

favorite temperatures. I was able to wear a new sweater at our hayride, some boots, and actually wear my hair down! My makeup didn’t melt off my face, and sweat wasn’t rolling off my neck from trying to look nice with my hair down. In the summer, I pretty much live in a high bun. The cooler, the better!!

The views are also one of my favorites this time of year. The way God colors our beautiful valley is just gorgeous! I love the bright orange and red trees. This is why I got married in the fall; I just think it is the most gorgeous time of the year. I love a good, beautiful snowfall too.

Snow with the trees would be enchanting!

The decorations are a big favorite. When I

was a little girl, my mom had things that lit up in our house. A glass jacko’-lantern always sat at the top of the steps by our front door to welcome any guest who arrived at our home in October. My Nanny Lockcuff was in a ceramics class and made all her granddaughters Andrea (my mom and aunts) McElroy light-up jack-o’-lanterns, but it had a kitty face cut out on it. I loved that too, and now my seven-year-old daughter will ask Grammy, “Grammy, did you get the kitty pumpkin out yet?” She reminds me of when I was younger and when I got excited for my mom to get

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where the “bag thing” was.

“Honey, what do you mean by bag thing?” I asked. “You know, the bag thing that lights up!

It’s my favorite!” she said.

I told her, of course, it will be out, and someday she will have it, and her kids will look forward to it being lit up just like we do! He sits now in our kitchen on the counter until November 1st.

Another thing that I look forward to in fall is yet another decoration thing that just cracks me up every year. I have these little blocks that spell out FALL on one side and BOO! on the other side so that you can flip them back and forth. They are always in our bathroom on the vanity, but somehow it never says FALL or BOO!, my whole family gets a kick out of making different words and seeing how much they can get a rise out of Mom. Ty loves doing FOBO or FLOB. Of course, there was FALO, BOLF, and FOLB. Do you know how many crazy random, not real words you can make out of eight letters!? Every time I go in the bathroom, I giggle because it’s always something new. It’s like our thing September through November.

Never FALL or BOO! — unless company comes.

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Real Estate- We will be offering up for bids this beautiful 3 story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home located near Bowman Field and across from Park Pizza in Williamsport. The 1st floor in this home consist of a dining room, large living room, kitchen w/breakfast nook, and a full bath. A beautiful oak staircase leads to the 2nd floor with stain glass windows. This floor consist of 3 bedrooms, a spacious full bath w/ball and claw foot tub, and closet storage. The 3rd floor consist of one large bedroom and a large storage room. This home has a nice front porch and the unattached 2 car garage has a large wooden deck with alley access.

There is central air, newer gas forced hot air furnace, with heat registers to the 3rd floor. It also has a newer gas hot water heater. All appliances stay with the home. It also has a 200 amp, Square D, power box with new wiring, new replacement windows, and a good roof. This home is full of beauty with it’s dark oak wood, tile, and cast iron front fireplace. This is an awesome home with lots of character and space. You don’t want to miss out on this great buy! Check out Auctionzip.com for pictures and more info. To view this property, call Voneida’s Auction Service.

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Amateur Radio and Baseball Link Tennessee Little Leaguer and Local Man at Recent Little League World Series

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he world of amateur, or “ham” radio links many people across the globe and is a fun and interesting hobby for those who enjoy it. One local man, Marty Mauer, is quite passionate about his involvement in amateur radio. Still, he had no idea that it would end up linking him with a participant in this year’s Little League World Series and his family.

Mauer is a retired teacher and is a veteran PIAA and NCAA softball, basketball, and football official, who enjoys the world of youth athletics. It seems natural that he would also enjoy the camaraderie that the Little League World Series. He was able to do this through another passion he has, that of amateur radio.

“I got interested in amateur radio when I had to do a book report in 5th grade.

I read the Hardy Boys book “The ShortWave Mystery,” Mauer told Webb Weekly.

“I built crystal radios and bought short wave console radios. There was a ham living on Faxon Circle, in Loyalsock, named Martin Salabes, K3CSV; we wondered what the wire was running to the flag pole. I have

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had my license for 61 years. My call sign is K3LPX.” Blake Pearson is a typical 12-year-old boy who loves sports — particularly playing on his Little League team in Nolensville, Tennessee. Blake made the all-stars in that league last year and this year, and he and his team made it all the way here to Williamsport as a representative of the Southeast Region. But according to Mauer, Blake had a connection here as far back as last year.

In addition to baseball, like Marty Mauer, Blake has a passion for amateur radio. He is a fully licensed ham radio operator.

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He added, “When we arrived at the Pearson’s home in Tennessee, we knew we had the right house because Blake and Ryan were in the driveway playing catch!!”

Marty Mauer believes his experience with the Pearsons is a great reminder of the power and fun of amateur radio.

“People who didn’t know each other are friends forever. Many hams never meet but become friends for life; however, some do meet and are friends for life. I have become close friends with hams that I have talked to, and we now visit them, and they visit us.”

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“Gail and I met Blake and Andrew (Blake’s dad) at Mr. Sticky’s on Thursday [8-19-21],” said Mauer.

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We met Jacqueline (Blake’s mother) and invited them to our home Sunday for dinner.”

The hospitality and enthusiasm by Mauer toward the Pearsons were reciprocated in mid-September.

“We just returned from my daughter’s house near Nashville. We spent 4 1/2 hours at the Pearson’s house in Brentwood, Tennessee,” Mauer said. “They will always

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Tips for Healthy Skin To stay comfortable in colder temperatures it is normal to add more layers of clothing. Long sleeves, gloves, and scarves will help your skin retain moisture by blocking out the drying coldness of fall. An added benefit to layers is that they cover your skin from the sun’s damaging UV rays as well. The darker colors that are worn during fall aren’t just a fashion statement either as they can absorb more UV rays than the lighter colors worn during the summer.

After a long day of apple picking, you might think that a hot shower or a long soak in the tub sounds like a good idea. Be careful because hot water can dry out your skin and cause irritation and cracking. Warm water is a better option and don’t forget — use lotion when you’re done as it helps lock moisture into your skin.

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Our diets tend to change a little this time of year as well as we head into the holidays. The season brings holidays that offer candy and other processed food to celebrate, and we may be snacking on all the fall apple and pumpkin favorites. Be mindful that these treats can be loaded with sugar and carbohydrates and eating them in excess can cause your hormones to fluctuate and make your skin breakout.

Drinking water and eating healthy can help keep your skin clear.

Take some extra time to embrace your skin care this fall and keep your summer glow throughout the seasonal transition.

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5,000 miles/6 months Oil and oil filters should be changed at this interval. In addition, this is a good time to rotate tires and inspect lights to make sure they’re still operating at peak capacity. Drivers also can check their cabin and engine air filters and replace them if need be. Changing these filters is a simple DIY project, and drivers can find an assortment of YouTube tutorials to help them complete these projects.

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several distinctive seasons.

There is a statewide three-week archery bear season; a one-week muzzleloader bear season that offers three days of rifle hunting for certain classifications of hunters including juniors and seniors; and a four-day statewide firearms bear season that includes a Sunday.

Added to that are opportunities – some starting as early as September – to take a bear with a bow in a handful of Wildlife Management Units.

All of that was offered last year, too. But there’s also something new for 2021.

As in the past, many WMUs will allow bear hunting during the first – and in some units, even the second – week of the statewide firearms deer season. Unlike last year, though, when bears didn’t

become legal game until the first Monday, hunters in 2021 will be able to harvest them on the opening weekend of deer season, both Saturday and Sunday.

“Pennsylvania has been a bear hunting destination for many, many years,” said Emily Carrollo, the Game Commission’s bear biologist. “I don’t expect that to change. Despite large harvests in the past, we’ve still got plenty of bears, and lots of big ones, out there.”

She recommended that hunters looking for bears focus first on finding food sources, ranging from apples to hard-mast crops like the nuts from oak, hickory and beech trees to standing agricultural crops. Then, she added, look for actual bear sign.

Of course, even in the best spots, not every

hunter will fill a bear tag. Hunter success rates are typically around 2 or 3 percent.

But with so many bears in so many places, just being in the woods give hunters a better chance of filling a tag than at maybe any other time in the last century-plus.

Looking back Pennsylvania’s hunters took 3,608 black bears in the 2020 seasons. That was down from 2019’s record of 4,653, but still the second-largest harvest in the past five years.

Bowhunters – with two weeks to hunt rather than one, as in the past – took an archery record 955 bears. The harvest was 1,041 in the 2-year-old muzzleloader/ special firearms seasons and 1,177 in the general firearms season. The harvest in the

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“We’ve got many, many black bears, including some of the biggest in the country, spread across the Commonwealth and within reach of hunters everywhere,” said Game Commission Executive Director Bryan Burhans. “Plus, our various bear seasons give hunters the opportunity to pursue them in numerous ways throughout the fall.

“This is an exciting time to be a bear hunter.

It’s no wonder more and more people are taking to the bear woods every autumn.”

Indeed, a record 220,471 people – 211,627 of them Pennsylvania residents – bought bear licenses in 2020. That was up from 202,043 in 2019, 174,869 in 2018 and, going back further, 147,728 in 2009.

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extended season was 435. Hunters in the early season took 13 animals.

Hunters took bears in 59 of 67 counties and 22 of Pennsylvania’s 23 Wildlife Management Units (WMUs).

Potter County led the state in bear harvest; hunters got 188 there. Lycoming County was next best, producing 186 bears, followed by Tioga, with 185; Clearfield, with 158; Monroe, with 152; Clinton, with 150; Elk, with 140; Luzerne, with 125; Centre, with 117; and Bradford, with 108.

Pike County produced 105, Wayne 100 and Carbon 97, as well.

The largest bear harvested is the 719-pound male taken with a crossbow on Nov. 7 in

Ayr Township, Fulton County, by Abby Strayer, of McConnellsburg. Hunters also took numerous other bears exceeding 600 pounds.

Looking forward Opportunity and variety mark the 2021 bear seasons.

They began with archery hunting on Sept.

18 in Wildlife Management Units 2B, 5C and 5D. The season runs through Nov. 26 there, including Sunday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 21.

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Archery bear hunting is permitted in

all other WMUs from Oct. 16 through Nov. 6.

The statewide muzzleloader bear season runs Oct. 16 to 23, while the statewide special firearms season for junior and senior license holders, mentored hunters ages 16 and under, active-duty military and certain disabled persons’ permit holders runs from Oct. 21 to 23.

The general statewide bear season is set for Nov. 20 through 23, including Sunday, Nov. 21.

Extended bear hunting is allowed in WMUs 1B, 2C, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E and 5A from Nov. 27 through Dec. 4, including Sunday, Nov. 28.

Bear season in WMUs 2B, 5B, 5C and 5D from Nov. 27 through Dec. 11, including

Sunday, Nov. 28.

Hunters can take only one bear during the license year.

Checking bears Hunters who harvest a bear must have it checked by the Game Commission. How to do that varies, depending on season.

During the four-day statewide regular firearms season and the extended bear season that overlaps with a portion of the firearms deer season, the Game Commission operates check stations at several locations.

A list of those is available on pages 37 (regular season) and 38 (extended season) of the 2021-22 Pennsylvania Hunting & Trapping Digest.

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Bear hunters must wear a minimum of 250 square inches of fluorescent orange material on the head, chest and back combined at all times during the four-day general firearms season, or when participating in the muzzleloader or special firearms bear seasons. The orange must be visible from 360 degrees.

Hunters are also required to carry photo identification while hunting.

One other thing it’s recommended hunters do is go into the woods with a plan for how to get a bear out if they harvest one. Some bears get very large, but even smaller ones can be difficult for one person to handle.

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In all cases, hunters are encouraged to use a stick to prop open their bear’s mouth soon after harvest and before the jaw stiffens. That allows agency staff to remove a tooth, used to determine the bear’s age.

License and orange requirements Hunters who want to pursue bears in Pennsylvania need a general hunting license or mentored hunting permit, as well as a bear license.

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he statewide archery antlered and antlerless deer season began on October 2. As the season progresses and nears that “magical” time of the rut, bowhunters will be spending an increasing amount of time in the woods.

While hunting from the ground or in a ground blind can be successful, most would agree that a tree stand places the hunter in a much more advantageous position.

Many of the tree stands have already been put into place, but some might be moved based on deer movement or new ones installed. With the all-too-often reports of tree stand accidents and incidents, it might be a good time to think about incorporating some safe practices when using any of these potentially dangerous devices.

Ladder stands and climber stands have evolved greatly since their initial models, and today there are dozens of models and options available. The key here is NOT to skimp and try to buy the cheapest ones available. This is truly where an investment of a few more dollars will pay off in the long run. A higher-priced stand will generally be of greater quality with heavier material used in its construction.

Most hunters will agree that the location of a stand is critical. You can’t just erect a stand “somewhere” in the woods and expect

even during the most active times of the rut.

Thus, pinpointing a spot where two or more active trails from bedding to feeding areas intersect should be a great location, or at the edge of a food plot where there is a wellused trail leading into it will also serve as a good spot to position a stand. From a safety standpoint, a primary consideration needs to be the selection of the exact tree you plan to use. It needs to be large enough in diameter, and it needs to be as straight as possible.

A tree with a larger diameter will help break up the outline of a hunter and, more importantly, will provide a much steadier platform for a tree stand. The straighter the tree, the more easily and safely it can be climbed with a climber stand or attached to with a ladder stand.

Erecting a ladder stand or prepping an area you have selected for a climber stand is a two-person job. Particularly when placing a ladder stand, it is even smarter to have three people available for performing the task.

For safety’s sake, this is simply something that one person should not attempt. It is not a matter of how strong you think you are it is a matter of how smart you should be!

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Although just one person will use them, a second individual nearby is a smart idea during initial preparation. There may be limbs to clear on the actual tree you will use for the stand, as well as side branches from other trees that may need to be trimmed for shooting lanes.

During this trimming process, there may be some stretching out beyond a comfortable level that needs to be done, and having a second individual standing by is a smart idea. Climber stands are simply not for everyone. It is important to recognize and respect your individual limitations and your comfort level. If you are not at ease prepping for or using a climber stand, the ladder stand is what you need to use for your hunting.

Again, think safety and use common sense.

to provide a strong enough base for attaching the stand. With a quality, heavier duty stand, the weight can easily run around 100 pounds, and therefore when you begin to pivot the stand upward toward the tree, there is a great deal of torque involved – thus the need for two or three people to erect it safely. Once the stand is up and safely secured to the tree, having more than one person involved will allow the clearing out of shooting lanes to be a much smoother operation as well. The hunter can remain in the stand and point out the limbs that need to be removed rather than making numerous trips up and down the stand to clear the paths if he was by himself.

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other states are also experiencing lower numbers. Grouse populations tend to fluctuate in five to ten-year cycles, but there seems to be a steady decline in recent years. A number of factors can contribute to lower grouse populations, including cold, damp springs that may take a toll on young and prolonged cold winters that can reduce survival rates. Other factors like predation, accidents (I’ve seen several along roads that were no doubt hit by cars), loss of habitat, and even disease. By the way, biologists believe that hunters do not take enough grouse during hunting seasons to have an impact on populations.

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wave a rally towel. Just let me watch the game. #9 Wearing the same clothes. This one’s all relative. If you have a lucky hoodie or T-shirt that you’ve been wearing throughout the playoffs, that’s perfectly acceptable. What is not acceptable is wearing anything that goes underneath those clothes. Not changing your socks, let alone your drawers, won’t help. #8 Not moving seats or position. If you sat on one corner of the couch when your team hit a homer, then you keep sitting there the rest of the game. If you’re stretched out on the couch when your team had a four-run inning, and your significant other wants to come into the room and sit down, it’s OK to say no. #7 Rally Caps. It’s a Little League fashion.

There was nothing cooler than being on the bench in the bottom of the 6th with your team down a run and turning your pre-tucked hat inside out, backward and folded like a napkin. That was great, and if adults want to do it, cool. No judging, but let’s be honest: in public, it looks a little dumb. Keep those superstitions to yourself in public. At home, you can do anything with that hat you wish. #6 Refusing to change the method of following the game. A fan was about to rush home from work to watch his team when they scored in the first inning. So, the dude stayed in his office for the entire game — all four hours and 7 minutes of it. If things are going good, stay where you are, no matter the locale.

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What’s in the Bag?

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all is my favorite time of the year to play, and I will occasionally tee it up for a few good causes. The teams and organizations I represent vary, but I will almost never pay my share. Golf is way too expensive. I simply rely on my friends to pick up the tab. I sometimes sit by the phone and wait. I’m a hired gun in the local scramble circuit. Yes. I currently have a promotional video on YouTube that is trending. Give me a call.

A four-person scramble or best ball is the most popular way to generate funds. Golfers hit away, select the best shot and continue to play until the ball is holed. You can totally stink and still have a splendid experience.

I prefer playing in these types of formats because of the free beer. I can still hold my own from tee to green. My friends call me Steady Eddie. Nothing flashy. Just solid. So, I don’t hit it as far, but I rarely miss a fairway.

My irons and wedges are somewhat legit. I try to impress. My short game is improving, and I will even drop a few putts. You should play more Spencer. No thanks.

My teams always place. OK. We usually win.

I get called a ringer from time to time. But that comes with the territory. Our scores all depend on the gimmicks. Scrambles are fundraisers, remember, and you have the opportunity to buy some incentives. Didn’t like your putt? Use this mulligan at $5 apiece. Red tee challenges are my personal favorites. You pay money to

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move to the reds for a hole. Hit one inside of six inches? Use a ribbon, and it’s good.

We made eagle on 16. Did you hole out your second shot? No. Ribbon. Give us $20, and you can deduct a stroke. Duh. I’ve even played in tournaments where you throw a nerf football to improve your position. It’s great. 26 under par? Yes. Gimmicks folks.

I enjoyed playing the Vintage Course at WDGC on Friday and Sunday. I teed it up in the Lycoming College Homecoming Tourney with a few of my good friends. Bill Keiser, Tim Smith, Royce Eyer and I, have golfed in this event for a very long time. I was on fire. Made tons of nice swings and holed many putts. We won the tournament and will get another photo in the Lycourier. My chums were impressed and gave me the MVP. Sunday, I hooked up with some absolute studs. I played with Ross Drick, Aaron Bower, and my former best friend, Bob. My role on this team was totally different. I was there to bunt a few drivers and tell a few jokes. These guys are legit, and they still play a ton. I did what I could to boost morale. I made an absolute bomb for eagle on Vintage 8. My buddies congratulated me on a great read. It was total luck. I also ran into the entire THEIS LEAGUE. I hugged every single one. It was so good to see my old friends in the flesh. Let me buy you a $2.00 Snickers.

So, I contemplated doing a review on the course but decided to pass. There is a big election coming up, and I can’t afford to lose any more friends. People are so sensitive. But you wouldn’t believe the number of folks who

play in a few scrambles. Believe it or not, I’ve had the same irons since college. True story.

They are 22 years old. My Titleist DCI 962s 4-9 have seen better days. I have three Titleist Vokey wedges. 48, 54, and 60 is my current setup. I have a 20 degree Callaway hybrid, but I never actually swing it. I only keep it around because it has a cool headcover. I have an old reliable Nike 3 wood and an old school Titleist 905T 8.5 degree driver. I’m always searching for the right putter. I currently rotate between twelve. This Scotty Cameron better start producing, or it’s going back in the garage.

Look, golf is a great game, and I miss the camaraderie. But it’s expensive to play, and it takes a lot of time. I love it when folks ask me to join, especially if they are paying. I seriously can’t tell you the last time I played my own ball.

I now stick to scrambles. Cheers.

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still think that I am in the business. I recently took a call from someone asking to book some tee times. I laughed and told him to call Billy.

It’s been five years, dude. I also love my friends at Wegmans, who will often corner me with questions. I tend to plead the fifth and politely refrain from any discussion. Look, it wasn’t my idea to replace the bunkers, Charlie. Don’t hit your ball there. I am out of the loop, man. I actually was hoping the County would use those funds for a canoe launch on Lycoming.

You are correct. That is entirely bogus. But I had nothing to do with purchasing 144 new carts without any rain hoods. Maybe the Commissioners were looking to save money. You can’t make it up.

No. I have not changed anything in my bag the past few seasons. I still have the exact same clubs. I am retired and only

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M ac hi n e Op erato r

PM F I nd ustries, a Williamsport manufacturer specializ ing in fabrications constructed of stainless steel and oth er formable alloys used in aerospace, ph armaceutical, food processing, micro-electronics, and d efense markets, is seeking h igh ly motivated ind ivid uals for th e following opportunity:

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G eneral labor in a metal forming environment. bility to work safely and efficiently in a production environment • O perate prod uction mach ines, use h and tools and various power tools.

• Prod uce an acceptable q uality part.

• U se and accurately read d rawings, instructions, gages, and all applicable measuring d evices.

• H and le and lift parts weigh ing up to 5 0 pound s.

• ffectively use the shop floor data collection system to log in and out of obs and read and follow instructions.

• F ollow d aily work sch ed ule.

• Perform general build ing/ mach ine 5 S maintenance.

• H and le and move material manually and using a forklift.

• Work to prod uction stand ard s • Participate in PM F ’ s continuous improvement program.

• Will be req uired to perform oth er d uties as req uested , d irected , or assigned .

Q U A L I F I C A T I ON S &

S K IL L S :

• H igh Sch ool Diploma or eq uivalent • G ood mech anical aptitud e • Ability to use a computer.

• Ability to communicate effectively with team members.

• M ust pass PM F ’ s pre-employment screenings, includ ing F unctional Capacity E x am, background ch eck, d rug test and nicotine test.

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THE SALVATION ARMY IS SEEKING A PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST. M-F 9AM-2PM, 25 hrs./ week. HS diploma or GED preferred.

Computer skills a plus. $12/hr. Must apply in person: 457 Market St., Williamsport. EOE CONSTRUCTION HELP WANTED. All Levels Of Experience Needed.

Pay Based On Experience. Elijah LLC 570-244-7659. 158568 ORGANIST NEEDED. Holy Spirit Evangelical Lutheran Church Watsontown, Is Seeking An Individual To Provide Worship Music 9am Sundays.

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Call 717-541-0618. 158402 THE JAMES V. BROWN LIBRARY is seeking an imaginative, passionate, and innovative Adult and Youth Services Programming and Library Assistant to join our team. The candidate should possess a positive attitude, and a sincere de-

sire to work with children and adults of all ages and abilities. This position requires an individual to work independently and as part of a team.

This is a full-time position with expectations to work some nights and Saturdays each month. Experience in working with children is recommended. Pay is $13.81 per hr. The position also includes driving the Library’s large outreach vehicles.

A job description and application can be found at www.jvbrown.edu.

Please respond with resume and letter of interest by October 16th to kconfer@jvbrown.edu or Karen Confer, Human Resources, James V. Brown Library, 19 E 4th St, Williamsport PA 17701. JVB is an EOE. 158389

M ac hi n i s t

PM F I nd ustries I nc, is looking for talented self-starters th at can prod uce CN C mach ined parts, setting up and operating, wh ile maintaining q uality. PM F prod ucts are prod uced for th e following ind ustries: Aerospace, M ilitary, Land -based generation, F iltration, F ood , M ed ical and Ph armaceutical. We are a 3-sh ift operation and cand id ates sh ould be willing to work any sh ift.

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

• Plan mach ining by using operational instructions, blueprints, engineering plans, materials, specifications, and machining parameters, interpreting geometric dimensions and tolerances ( G D&T) .

• Sets-up mills and lath es by installing and ad j usting th ree- and four-j aw ch ucks, tools, attach ments, collets, stops, ind icating vices.

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

• M aintains safe operations by ad h ering to safety proced ures and a 5 S system.

• roduce production parts, maintaining production efficiencies.

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

• U pd ates j ob knowled ge by participating in training opportunities.

Skills and Qualifications

• H / S d iploma/ G E D, 2 -5 years M ach ining ex perience • Blueprint read ing • G ood mech anical aptitud e • Practical skills, process improvement, verbal communication, functional and tech nical skills, attention to d etail • M ust pass PM F ’ s pre-employment screenings, includ ing: F unctional Capacity E x am, background ch eck, d rug test and nicotine test.

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

Sh op d uty: able to stand and walk, lift up to 5 0 pound s.

PM F is an employee-owned company ( E SO P) offering a clean and safe environment, 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. We care about our customers, employees, and th e community. PM F is a nicotine-free environment.

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

PMF INDUSTRIES, Inc. 2601 Reach Road, PO Box 3186 Wi l l i am sp ort, PA 1 7701 E q ual O pportunity E mployer, includ ing d isability and protected veteran status.

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S et-U p T ec hn i c i an

PM F I nd ustries, a Williamsport manufacturer specializ ing in fabrications constructed of stainless steel and oth er formable alloys used in aerospace, ph armaceutical, food processing, micro-electronics, and d efense markets, is seeking h igh ly motivated ind ivid uals for th e following opportunity:

S et-up T ec hn i c i an

Th e Set-up Tech nician reports to th e sh ift supervisors and will set-up various mach inery and run prod uction.

Read and understand operational instructions and assemble equipment: • U sing th e operational instructions as a guid e th e set-up tech nician will assemble all th e necessary tooling components to start and complete th e set-up.

Update operational instructions and check for accuracy: • Working with th e Supervisor or G roup Lead er, th e tech nician will review th e operational instructions for accuracy and make corrections and upd ates as req uired .

• Th e tech nician will remove any tools, wh eels, mand rels, d ies, punch es, etc. to prepare th e mach ine for th e new set-up.

• Th e tech nician will also clean th e area around th e mach ine removing any d ebris from th e mach ine and surround ing area Clean, store and catalogue tooling: • After set-up is complete th e tech nician will clean tools and eq uipment prior to storage. I f any piece looks d amaged , h e will contact engineering.

• Th e tech nician will maintain a catalogue of th e location of set-up eq uipment th rough out th e sh op.

Check and update stock of consumables: • The technician will periodically review stocks of consumables such as flowturn wh eels, oils, sh ims, etc. to ensure th e stocking levels are suitable for prod uction Will be required to handle materials, run production, maintain 5S, etc

Q U A L I F I C A T I ON S &

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• H igh Sch ool Diploma or eq uivalent • G ood mech anical aptitud e • Ability to use a computer.

• Ability to communicate effectively with team members.

• M ust pass PM F ’ s pre-employment screenings, includ ing F unctional Capacity E x am, background ch eck, d rug test and nicotine test.

PM F is an employee-owned company ( E SO P) offering a clean and safe environment, 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. We care about our customers, employees, and th e community. PM F is a nicotine-free environment.

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PMF INDUSTRIES, Inc. 2601 Reach Road, PO Box 3186 Wi l l i am sp ort, PA 1 7701 E q ual O pportunity E mployer, includ ing d isability and protected veteran status.

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Essential Duties and Responsibilities • Prepare q uotations for our manufacturing services.

• I n conj unction with engineering d etermine process req uirements includ ing outsourcing.

• Secure ord ers and collaborate with prod uction control to arrange d eliveries.

• E x plore improvements to meeting customer req uirements in q uality and cost.

• Attend Trad e Sh ows representing PM F .

• Develop marketing strategies, i.e., Linked I n, PM F ’ s website, etc.

• Acq uire knowled ge of our processes and capabilities to ad eq uately represent PM F .

• Confer with customers to align th eir d esign with our processes.

• I nterpret and communicate customer purch ase ord er req uirements to various d epartments, id entify issues or concerns, and recommend resolutions.

• Stay abreast of latest d evelopments with in th e ind ustry.

• V isit customers to promote PM F ’ s capabilities, as req uired .

• G enerate and follow up on sales lead s.

Skills and

ualifications

• Post-second ary d egree in E ngineering or Business/ F inance with a manufacturing background . Sound j ud gment and good d ecision-making skills. Self-motivated and team-oriented • Blueprint read ing • G ood mech anical aptitud e • M ust pass PM F ’ s pre-employment screenings, includ ing: F unctional Capacity E x am, background ch eck, d rug test and nicotine test.

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Physical Req ui rem ents ffice duty able to sit, stand and walk, lift up to pounds.

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PM F is an employee-owned company ( E SO P) offering a clean and safe environment, 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. We care about our customers, employees, and th e community. PM F is a nicotine-free environment.

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

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