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he cover reading February 21st means only one more issue this month; that’s a good thing. To go along with Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day falling on the same date, we also have a leap year in 2024. An early Happy Birthday to all those folks who only celebrate that special day once every four years. What a great way to stay young. I wonder if most choose the 28th or the 1st of March to normally celebrate their special day when it only occurs in a year that has 366 days. Just one more thought before I leap to another subject: there’s probably only one day worse to be born on as far as birthday celebrations, my guess would be Christmas. As I drove to work to pen this column, the sun was coming up; it was an absolutely beautiful sunrise. The fact that it was only a little after 6 in the morning made it even better. There was just enough snow to cover God’s green earth to add to the beauty of the morning. It was exactly what I needed as I wanted to rant a column about the senseless violence witnessed in Kansas City. A day intended to celebrate the Chiefs’ Championship turned into a tragedy many will never forget. It will
also have sports fans looking over their shoulder in a variety of ways. A rant, however, would accomplish nothing, although I’m sure most people reading this feel the same way I do. I am beyond angry about watching this death and tragedy play out on a daily basis across the United States of America. No one is safe from it, and most often, children are the most innocent victims. Families torn apart forever by pure evil. The frequency of these events seems to increase with every passing week. What always follows a mass gun violence event is it being turned into a political football by those on opposite sides of the gun control debate. This approach usually begins within the media at a time when the power of prayer and unity should be encouraged over the political overtones, which only creates more division during an emotionally charged time. As I watch our Nation coming apart at the seams, one of the most alarming threats I witness is the complete disregard for human life by fellow Americans. These acts of violence and evil extend far beyond just gun violence. And again, often those affected are
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out. However, it’s an epidemic of a problem. This must be focused on as a way to hopefully avoid future tragedies. There is also the reality of the battle occurring between good and evil, and some individuals are just on the wrong side of loving their fellow men. We cannot depend on government or law enforcement to solve or prevent this problem alone. We all must be vigilant of our surroundings and try to identify any individual that could be a threat or become a possible threat based on behavior. This will also require continued education and preparation for schools, churches, hospitals, sporting events, concerts, or anywhere the most vulnerable can be found. This training must include active shooter scenarios. We must notify law enforcement and do everything we can to work with them. We must all be on the same team. There has never been a more important time when you must look for and expect the unexpected and then speak up. The last thing any law-abiding citizen wants is to have their safety, freedom, or peace of mind lost to this growing problem. We must unite and recognize this problem for what it is. We must also demand violent criminals be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. God Bless America.
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The Junior League of Williamsport Celebrating 95 Years of Service By Lou Hunsinger Jr.
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he year was 1929 — the year of the “Great Stock Market Crash” that ushered in the Great Depression. Herbert Hoover was President. The first Academy Awards were presented with “Wings” winning Best Picture. The Philadelphia Athletics won the World Series. A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemmingway was published. Foster
Grant mass produces sunglasses for the first time. Locally, the Junior League of Williamsport is organized, inaugurating 95 years of service to others. The Junior League of Williamsport was founded by 12 women committed to community service, interested in making new friends, and, most importantly, interested in developing their potential for voluntary community participation. Their mission is to advance women’s
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– A League environment that encourages diversity of opinion and supports multigenerational engagement. The Junior League has a rich history in the community from its founding. According to Amanda Steinbacher, president, the early activities of the League focused on efforts with the Red Cross, well-baby clinics, and assisting the community with other needs, such as playground equipment. By the 1960s, League members were publishing books about the historical significance of local homes and along West Fourth Street, Steinbacher added. Junior League members also created the Exchange Mart, which was a discount store run by volunteers. The women were the foundation for the first tactile museum in the city, which eventually became the Children’s Discovery Workshop in the late 1980s. The Junior League’s support reaches far and wide in the community. In 2005, the Junior League pledged $25,000 for the James V. Brown Library’s Capital Campaign to build a new children’s wing. In 2011, the League brought Elizabeth Smart to the Community Arts Center to share her story with local students. Members also participated in many projects with the Central PA Food
while also being able to make an impact through voluntarism.” Other members of the Board of the Junior League agree. “As a Williamsport native, I joined the Junior League of Williamsport to give back to our wonderful community. Further, my leadership skills, create lifelong friendships, and work alongside empowering women,” said Melissa Kelley, president-elect. “I joined Junior League of Williamsport to give back to our community and to show my daughter, a 7th grader at the time, the needs our community had/ has and the purpose of volunteering,” said Michele Boyles, community vice president. “As a league, we have all made an impact within our community and each other’s lives.” “I joined the League to be active in my community and to meet like-minded women,” said Sustaining Advisor Dana Brigandi, who joined in the early 2000s. “I didn’t know I would also meet women I’m proud to call my friends and get to volunteer alongside them to make a difference.” The women of the Junior League of Williamsport look forward to many more years of service to others and empowering women.
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Bank, Project Linus, Firetree Place, and more. In 2002, they created an Endowment Fund with the First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania. One of the highlights for many members was starting the Cinderella’s Closet prom dress project, which was eventually taken over by the YWCA Boutique. New this year, members are working on an initiative called “Code Red. Period.”, which addresses period poverty, the struggle many low-income women and girls face while trying to afford menstrual products. So far, this initiative has placed thousands of take-home supplies in several local school districts with a goal to expand to all school districts within Lycoming County. Projects like this also set an example for future leaders. The women involved with the Junior League are very passionate and committed to their work with the League. Amanda Steinbacher, president of the Junior League of Williamsport, told Webb Weekly, “Being a part of the League has broadened my knowledge of our Williamsport community and all of the wonderful things it offers. I am so proud to be a leader of this organization
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Williamsport airman, Sg. Carl W. Moore of 509 Depot Street, top turret gunner on a Flying Fortress, figures prominently in the air drama which took place over England and saw a navigator and engineer make an unsuccessful attempt to land the Fortress because the wounded pilot still breathed and they wanted to save his life. Despite orders to bail out, the navigator and engineer stuck with the ship, despite the fact that they did not know how to fly. Ground officers ordered them to bail out but they refused. They were killed in the crash of the ship. Sgt. Moore was one of the six crewmen ordered to bail out as orders were received. The local sergeant helped fly the Fortress part of the way back home. Moore’s story follows: “We were 250 miles from the target when a couple of ME-109s came up to us,” Moore said, “and I saw a sheet of yellow flame and I instinctively ducked. The co-pilot was killed instantly and I thought I was too. The two FW-190s hit us, wounding our radio operator but he got one of them in turn.
“The ship went into a flat spin and everybody was thrown to the floor. I went inside and found that pilot and co-pilot and fallen against the stick. Both of them were hit in the face. I pulled the plane out level but we couldn’t get them from their seats. Moore said the navigator took the stick and closed the bomb bay doors, since the bombs had not been dropped . With the windows blasted open it was icy cold in the pilot’s compartment.” “Myself, the navigator and engineer took turns piloting the plane toward home for three hours. We couldn’t stand the cold very long at a time. I just had to stand between the pilot and co-pilot and hold that limp body with my elbow while I guided the ship.” “We flew over water for a long time. We flew over the coast and nobody shot up at us, so we decided it must be England.” They finally got a bearing on the airfield and the engineer flew the plane.” “We had to leave the pilot in his seat,” Moore said. “He seemed to be breathing. Then they ordered us to bale out and le the navigator and engineer take control of the ship. I landed in a herd of sheep and was OK.”
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riginally, there were eight holidays that everyone knew about. There were the major holidays of Christmas and Easter, along with Independence Day (July 4) and Thanksgiving Day (4th Thursday in November). The minor ones were: Lincoln’s Birthday (February 12), Washington’s Birthday (February 22), Memorial Day (last Monday in May), and Labor Day (First Monday in September). All of these holidays date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. But through the 20th century, the minor holidays continually lost interest. They simply became an excuse to schedule off work, especially for federal employees. This created the slow but sure process of having every month with a ‘holiday.’ I honestly wonder if there would have been a Martin Luther King Day if he had been born in July or December. Fortunately, he was born in January, which had no holidays outside of New Year’s Day. I would wager that very few know that it was the Republican President Ronald Reagan who signed a bill on November 2, 1983, making the third Monday in January a federal holiday in observance of King’s legacy. The purpose originally was to honor MLK Day by designating
it as a national day of service in which all Americans would be encouraged to volunteer to improve their communities, according to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture. His focus was to honor the Constitution of the United States, and this could only be done if all citizens of our country were treated equally by law. He literally gave his life for that cause, and this certainly should be remembered. These holidays are important because they honor our heritage and pass it on to the next generation. It takes symbols to do this, and they need to be passed on or will be forgotten. This brings up our local Pennsylvania State House Representative for the 84th District, Joe Hamm, who recently accepted to be a member of the board of directors for the 9/11 Memorial Coalition. This is the organization that sponsors the county-wide motorcycle ride each year on the anniversary of the devastating attack on American soil on September 11, 2001. Truth be told, Joe Hamm has already been doing a great deal in supporting this iconic event in Lycoming County. Very few know how much effort goes into keeping this ride alive, especially through the COVID years when our dear,
wonderful bureaucrats in Harrisburg did everything they could to shut it down. Yes, as everyone knows, riding a motorcycle can result in catching COVID. And you also have to watch out for unicorns crossing the roads as well… There was nothing funny about September 11, 2001. Four days after that event, a small group of motorcyclists, including Catholic priest Father Manno, decided to ride up and down 3rd and 4th Streets in Williamsport. In a uniquely American kind of way, it was saying, “We’re still here…and we are not going to forget.” Out of this came a desire to continue this ride each year on the day of the attack, and thus the coalition board was formed. Over the next couple of decades, it expanded into a 37-mile ride in 13 different boroughs, townships, and the city of Williamsport, with thousands of onlookers of all ages waving flags and encouraging the riders.
Yes, the aftermath of that terrorist attack resulted in an upscale of military involvement in the Middle East, which resulted in many Americans suffering injuries and even losing their lives. But, as dreadful as this has been, it has not been in vain. The United States responded to an attack on our own soil, the first time that had happened since the War of 1812 with the British. The Japanese attack on our naval fleet in Pearl Harbor was tragic, but Hawaii was not yet a state. 9/11 was historic. It was meant to shatter our security of protection by two oceans on the east and west and two peaceful neighbors on the north and south. Our enemies wanted us to know we were vulnerable. Well, we got the message. The motto of the 9/11 Memorial Coalition is “We will never forget.” With committed government leaders like Joe Hamm and the other coalition board members, thousands of riders, and tens of thousands of onlookers participating in this iconic event. In my research, I have not found another ride in the USA that has existed since 2001 and is held on September 11, not just on weekends. This ride through Lycoming County is unique and might become legendary. My hope and dream is that one day, we will see the 9/11 Memorial Ride become as important as the Little League World Series. We can survive without baseball, but we will not survive if we lose our commitment and celebration of freedom.
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heritage and culture, what ingredients to look for, and how meals were much more than eating. It was a time to spend with family and friends in large groups, talking about the day’s events. It wasn’t meant to be eaten at 70 miles per hour out of a bag sitting on the passenger seat.” His more than 36-year career has been highlighted by various accomplishments, awards, and opportunities, including cooking for Presidents Bush and Clinton and cabinet members at the Willard Intercontinental during the campaign and inauguration. Also at the Hotel Teatro with the Kevin Taylor Group and the Westin Hotel in Denver cooking for President Obama and the Secret Service, where he was honored to receive a secret service pin, during his two campaigns. He also cooked for Jacques Pepin when he won the 7th Annual Pastry Chef Competition in New York City. His most memorable culinary moment was meeting Julia Child when she came and spoke at the New England Culinary Institute when he was in school there. “I continued to absorb information and educate myself about cooking during and after my formal schooling,” stated Knight. “I was further influenced by leaders in the industry, including Julia Childs and Auguste Escoffier, and my instructors Chef Jan Bandula, pastry instructor at Baltimore Culinary, and
Chef Josef Heroine at New England. He continued, “After making the decision to relocate my family back to the East Coast from Colorado was when I met Eric and Anna and began working for Farrington Place as a chef consultant as they expressed an interest in expanding their catering business and associated menus. “Within six months, I joined their team as their executive chef and have enjoyed bringing diversity to their menus and to the cultures we cater to. I appreciate how supportive they have been in listening to my perspectives and supporting exploration with a variety of ethnic cuisines; moving away from frozen and canned and towards fresh ingredients, allowing me to introduce made-from-scratch products such as breads and pastas; in-house processes such as fabrication of meats and fish; and redesigning the kitchen to be more efficient and purchasing equipment for expansion that allows us to do more which ultimately benefits our patrons. “The Pop-Up Restaurant idea brought a finer dining experience to the community and introduced them to global cuisine. I look forward to continuing these exclusive culinary dining experiences with the community as well as introducing them to global cuisine. I look forward to continuing
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Award at the Fall 2023 River Valley Health and Dental’s Eat Around the World fundraiser,” Winters continued. “He selected Persian (Iran) food as his country, and it was the most popular of the ten attending chefs. “Dave brings a calmness to the kitchen that we’ve never seen before. It is not uncommon for us to cater multiple events at the same time, all with different menus and different guest counts. We cater events as small as 20 people to as large as 10,000. Dave is one of the few chefs that gets outside the kitchen and will drive to a wedding site (barn, tent, or another venue) and he cooks fresh on site. He’ll make the pasta sauces right on-site. He cooks the steaks fresh minutes before dinner. Everything he does he truly puts his heart into it. You can taste the difference. Dave’s work ethic truly stands out.” Winters concluded, “For me, I learn from Dave every single day. He’s always willing to teach, and he’s always patient.”
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Beginners Fly Tying Course Offered by Susquehanna Chapter Trout Unlimited What: Susquehanna TU is pleased to announce that it will be offering a beginners fly tying course taught by noted tyer Dave Rothrock. The classes will be limited to 20 students and cost $20 for adults and $10 for children who must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by a parent or responsible adult throughout each session. Tools and materials will be provided. You can register by sending an email to susquehannatu@gmail.com or by call or text to Walt Nicholson at (570) 447-3600. Please list the names of everyone you are registering, and contact information (email and phone number). When: Tuesday evenings weekly running through March 5, 2024 from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Where: Covenant Central Presbyterian Church, 807 W 4th Street, Williamsport. Parking and the entrance is at the rear of the Church off of Campbell Street.
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Kangaroos and Joeys: Finding Words Inside of Words By Joseph W. Smith III
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indicating “anything young or small.” But Webb’s “Weird Words” is not concerned with Australian marsupials — except insofar as they loan us the term for an uber-cool linguistic phenomenon: It’s called a kangaroo word, and it means any term that contains its own synonym, with letters in the same order. For instance, the verb feast contains the letters E, A and T in that order — giving us a synonym for the longer word. Similarly, feasted contains the synonymous ate. And the same thing
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participate, train and compete level,” Rook said. “Our intent in building Grant Funding Helps Support Growth and in organized gaming competitions up the esports program here at WAMS and tournaments, the program at is to increase student engagement in of Esports Program at WAMS WAMS also instructs “students in activities in the building.”
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To give the program a boost, Rook reached out to the Williamsport Area School District Education Foundation, which facilitated the receipt of a $17,369 venture grant from the First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania through Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) donations received from C&N, First National Bank of PA, M&T Bank, High Industries, UPMC Health Plan and Woodlands Bank. The grant funds allowed Rook and his team to purchase the basic equipment — such as high-powered computers and monitors for gaming, chairs, tables, controllers, and PIEA-approved games — to outfit an “esports arena” in one of the school’s former computer labs. “With our new space, we hope to participate in three different leagues: Rocket League, Super Smash Brothers and Overwatch 2 beginning at the end of the month,” Rook said. “Our plan is to expand eligibility to all students in the school to participate in the afterschool portion of the program. Much like basketball, football, etc., we hope to have signups, tryouts and practices to try to put our best team or teams forward.”
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without beginning or end. Because He created us in His image, we, too, were designed for eternity. We know intuitively that death does not belong in our story. To live at peace with God, we must live in His presence both now and forever. Third, because God is the Creator. All that exists, all we can see and touch, has divine purpose. To live at peace with God, we must be live within His divine purpose. Fourth, because God is light. There is no darkness in God. None. He is light, and He has made us to live and thrive in light. To live at peace with God, we must be filled with His light, and we must walk in His light. Fifth, because God is love. By definition, love is relational. Every action of God is motivated by love. To live at peace with God, our every action must be motivated by love for Him and for each other. Look at the condition of humanity throughout history. It reveals a fundamental problem: humans are not living in the presence of God. The result is evil, darkness, chaos, suffering, hatred and hopelessness. The question is often asked, “Where did evil come from?” It sounds like a profound question, but if God exists, then evil isn’t a thing that had to be created. Evil is simply
current life? The words describe extremes; I’m just asking you to consider which ones your life is leaning toward. Take a pen and circle them: Peace/Stress. Love/Strife. Light/Darkness. Good/Evil. Purpose/ Meaninglessness. Clarity/Confusion. Freedom/Bondage. Abuse/Safety. Hope/ Fear. Unity/Division. Do your answers reveal a pattern? Is your life leaning toward light and love or toward darkness and evil? Friend, if God exists, and you are rejecting His presence, then you are rejecting the only thing that really matters in life. That’s what Wells meant by “nothing else matters.” It doesn’t have to be that way. God’s grace is drawing you toward light and love right now. How do I know that? Well, you’re still reading this article. If God wasn’t drawing you, I doubt you would have made it past the title. But you are still reading. Why? Is there something missing in your life? Are you tired of hopelessness and meaninglessness? Do guilt and regret rob you of peace and quiet? Are you longing for something more? My friend, there is a God. He is the source of light and love. He is drawing you right now. Believing He exists and believing He loves you and has a purpose for your life is the beginning of a life defined by the light and love of His presence. If God is drawing you, then talk to Him. Let Him know you believe He exists. He’s waiting to hear from you. Does God exist? It’s your decision to make. I’m praying you say yes.
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he famous author, H.G. Wells, once observed, “If there is no God, nothing matters.” His statement was the topic of my previous “Does God Exist?” article. Previous articles are always available online at www.webbweekly.com. Wells’s quote included a second observation: “If there is a God, nothing else matters.” Remember, only one person can answer the question, “Does God exist?” That person is you. God does not have grandchildren. Our belief, or lack thereof, cannot be attributed to, blamed on, or passed along by anyone else. Our Godchoice is ours to make. Just be aware that your decision will have a profound effect on your life. Wells’ statement is based on the obvious. If almighty God exists, then living fully in His presence is vitally important. Why? First, because God is sovereign, there is nothing greater than God, and nothing exists outside of His sovereignty. There are no boundaries limiting His kingdom. Everything belongs to God, and everything is under His authority – including us. To live at peace with God, we must yield to His sovereign authority. Second, because God is eternal. He is
the absence of God’s presence – the absence of all that is good. Darkness, as we comprehend it, is the absence of light. Evil is the absence of good. Light and good exist because God is the source Tim of light and good. Hartzell Where God is rejected, evil and darkness are the result. The presence of God dispels darkness and evil. Does that sound like an oversimplification of a complex problem? It’s not. Consider your own life. When light and love increase in your life, the people around you experience increasing good. When light and love decrease in your life, the people around you experience decreasing good. It is a simple design: the presence of God increases light and good. If you decide to complicate or reject God’s design, then that’s on you. It indicates that you are unwilling to live under the sovereignty of the God of Light and Love. The result is increasing darkness and evil in and around your life. You can argue all you want with the simplicity of God’s design, but it won’t change the reality of it. Don’t take my word for it. Do a little selfevaluation. Consider the following words. Which ones are more descriptive of your
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Libra, pursuing the truth about a situation may seem very important to you and even urgent. But will having all of the answers really change much right now? SCORPIO – Oct 24–Nov 22 Scorpio, be careful not to take everything that people say to you at face value right now. You need to vet all information for yourself before you make decisions about anything. SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23–Dec 21 You may be feeling sorry for someone even if they didn’t ask you to weigh in on a situation, Sagittarius. You simply can’t help getting involved, but remember to listen. CAPRICORN – Dec 22–Jan 20 Capricorn, a quiet and practical approach is the way to sort through a confusing situation that arises this week. Your detailed-oriented nature will help you go through all the facts. AQUARIUS – Jan 21–Feb 18 You may not be happy with the direction a family member, friend or even your larger community is moving at the current moment, Aquarius. Consider ways you can help. PISCES – Feb 19–Mar 20 You may be feeling pulled by the demands of a few different people in your life right now, Pisces. It’s probably best to give things more thought before making any decisions.
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with Mexican riches crossed into Houston, and it was ripe for the looting. Antonio couldn’t stop thinking about it. He’d need six, maybe ten men and plenty of horses and mules. He imagined his wife smiling, wearing a golden chain around her neck. The loot would get his family through a years-long drought. So he gathered supplies and his brother, the only man willing to help, and Antonio Sonoro rode to Houston, shadowed the whole way... If you’re a fan of westerns, you have certain expectations: horses, dusty trails, pistols, hardship, cruelty, and probably some bigotry. Check them off your list before you read “The Bullet Swallower” because they’re all there. Also: you can expect a truly incredible tale that author Elizabeth
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Montmorency tart cherry juice slept about 40 minutes longer on average and had up to a 6% increase in sleep efficiency. While increasingly featured in functional beverages and health-positioned foods, tart cherries can also add drool-worthy flavor to superfruit-infused snacks, such as these Tart Cherry Superfood Banana Splits and Tart Cherry Brownie Bites. Plus, using tart cherries as a favorite ingredient in recipes like these adds a health halo to sweets - reinforcing the trend of permissible indulgences. As an ideal superfruit snack that makes snacking more satisfying, tart cherries provide delicious flavor and potential health benefits in these recipes and beyond so you can savor the moment and cherish every bite. Tart Cherry Superfood Banana Splits Recipe courtesy of Hannah Zimmerman of Bite Sized Studio on behalf of the U.S. Tart Cherry Industry Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 20 minutes Servings: 2 Ingredients: • 1/2 cup dark chocolate chips • 2 cups tart cherry juice • 2 ripe bananas • 1 cup vanilla Greek yogurt • 1/4 cup almond butter • 1/4 cup granola • 1/4 cup dried tart cherries
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or many, enjoying a small indulgence can serve as a reward for a job well done or a moodboosting pick-me-up. In fact, mindful snacking is on-trend for a majority of consumers. According to Mondelez International’s Fourth Annual State of Snacking Global Consumer Trends Study, 78% are choosing small indulgences to pamper themselves and 68% are checking nutrition labels on snacks. With today’s changing palates and the growing demand for sour, less sweet foods and beverages, a superfruit like tart cherries can help snackers permissibly indulge without the guilt. Primarily grown on small family farms in the United States, Montmorency tart cherries - also referred to as sour cherries - are available yearround in dried, juice and juice concentrate, canned and frozen forms. More than 110 scientific research studies show Montmorency tart cherries are a superfruit. In addition to their sweetsour taste and unique nutrient profile, research suggests tart cherries — one of the few natural food sources of melatonin — may help improve sleep, aid in exercise recovery, reduce inflammation, ease arthritis symptoms, improve gut health and promote heart health. In fact, in one study published in the “European Journal of Nutrition,” adults who drank
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This will be a catalog auction here is a sample of what's coming; 5- 1/8 scale tractors; International 1066 (NIB), International 560 (NIB), Allis Chalmers WD45, Farmall M (NIB), John Deere 1953 Model 70 (NIB), A Variety of Ertl, John Deere, Farmall and Ford Tractors and farm toys with and without boxes, on steel and rubber, To many to list and still coming in Fox Fire Farms Tractor & wagon, International and John Deere Crawlers, (New In Box) Ertl 1 row corn picker (see Pic), SpecCast IH highly detailed two row corn planter, on steel, John Deere Combine, Grain Binder, John Deere Plow and more misc. equipment and wagons, Model Engines; New Holland and others, Washing machine Antique toys; Ertl truck w/horse trailer, Tonka Jeep w/Boat on trailer, (Nice), Ny-Lint Tow Truck, Road Graders, Fire Trucks, Small Tonka dump Truck (NIB), Train Sit& Ride toy, Wind up Roy Rodgers toy, Wind up tin tractor w/clutch, and many more Structo, Ny-lint and Tonka toys still coming wood Wagon w/Mule team hitch (Very Unique) Wood Stage Coach w/horse hitch, cast Iron ladder wagon w/ horses and serval other horse related pieces NOTE; This is a very brief list, this Auction will have quite a variety of new and old toys some of the older ones are in boxes, Call 570-927-2862 for a catalog with everything Can’t make the Auction, We take Phone and Mail Bids (Shipping and handling will be applied to all absentee bids)
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• 4 tablespoons tart cherry juice • 1/4 cup mini chocolate chips • cocoa powder (optional) • melted chocolate (optional) Tart Cherry Brownie Bites Directions: Recipe courtesy of Hannah Zimmerman of In bowl of food processor, combine Bite Sized Studio on behalf of the U.S. Tart dates; dried tart cherries; walnuts; oats; k Cherry Industry cocoa powder; seeds, if desired; salt; and Prep time: 10 minutes nut butter. Pulse 30-60 seconds until Yield: 12 bites ingredients are ground into tiny pieces. nnison Ingredients: 814-349-4340 Add tart cherry juice in 1 tablespoon • 10 medjool dates, pitted additions, pulsing mixture after each • 1/2 cup dried tart cherries d and approve this quarter page coloraddition, ad. until crumbly dough forms. • 1/4 cup walnuts Transfer dough to bowl and fold in • 2 tablespoons rolled oats chocolate chips. • 1/4 cup cocoa powder Roll dough into 12 balls. Serve plain or • 1 tablespoon chia or hemp seeds finish balls with dusting of cocoa powder (optional) or drizzle of melted chocolate, if desired. • 1/4 teaspoon salt (Family Features & Cherry Marketing • 2 tablespoons peanut or almond butter Institute)
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• 1/2 cup frozen tart cherries, thawed Directions: Place chocolate chips in bowl. In saucepan over medium heat, bring tart cherry juice to simmer about 20 minutes until reduced to 2/3 cup. Pour juice into bowl and mix until chocolate chips are melted and sauce is smooth. Cut bananas in half lengthwise and place on two plates. Spoon 1/2 cup Greek yogurt on each banana then drizzle with 2 tablespoons almond butter and 2 tablespoons tart cherry chocolate sauce. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons granola, 2 tablespoons dried tart cherries and 1/4 cup thawed frozen tart cherries on top of each banana split. Note: Leftover tart cherry chocolate sauce can be stored in airtight container in refrigerator for later use.
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n the early years of growing up in the countryside of Lycoming County, it was a tradition to watch for the early arrival of robins — signaling the soon to occur arrival of spring. It usually meant that the winter weather and snowfalls were about to be replaced with warmer temperatures, daffodils, and green grass. For me, the arrival of the robins is not as anticipated as the arrival of bluebirds. As they begin to leave their winter hangouts and appear more often outside the kitchen window perched on the garden fencing or on the top branches of nearby blueberry bushes, I wonder what can be done to keep them around so we can enjoy seeing them more often. It may surprise some, but bluebirds actually do not migrate south for the winter months; instead, they move deeper into nearby forests to spend the colder months. They reappear in early spring once the temperatures have warmed up.
The Eastern Bluebird inhabits our area and is a member of the Thrushes Family Turdidae, which includes the Woods Thrush and the American Robin, and has the scientific name Sialia sialis. Blue on its head, back, tail, and wings, it has a rust-red colored breast and likes open country with scattered trees, orchards, and farmland, where it dines on insects, worms, and berries. They are always welcomed by gardeners, as their diet is largely made up of insects caught on the ground, such as caterpillars, beetles, crickets, grasshoppers, and spiders. In the winter, while they hide in the deeper woods, they feed on large amounts of fruit, such as blueberries, black cherry, dogwood berries, and honeysuckle. They often perch on wires or fence posts overlooking open fields. They will flutter to the ground to grab an insect or sometimes will catch their prey in midair. The boxes and tree cavities where bluebirds nest are in great demand by the birds that require holes for nesting, and the male
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a box facing north, south, or west. Tree swallows are the greatest competitor for these boxes. To increase the possibility of their use by bluebirds, they should be put up in pairs. The pair should be placed 15-20 feet apart, and the pairs of houses should be located 300 feet from each other. Boxes should be cleaned out before their first use in the spring and subsequently should be cleaned out of all nesting material immediately after a brood leaves to encourage the reuse for another brood. Once you have established several bluebird nesting boxes, they will provide you with a great opportunity
to enjoy this beautiful bird as it nests and feeds in your own backyard. The only upkeep required is the annual cleanout of the boxes. Bluebirds prefer to build their own nest in an empty box each spring. As I sighted several bluebirds checking out my nesting boxes a few days ago, I suddenly realized I had not yet cleaned them out from last year’s nesting season. As I checked the 14 boxes, I discovered all had been used the previous season, but I also discovered that at some point, 9 of them had been taken over by field mice! In fact, 4 of them still had mice living in them!
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’ll be honest: when I was recently came across an article a kid growing up, my in Pennsylvania Game News parents had little or no magazine that zeroed in on that interest in the outdoors, subject. I want to pass along including hunting, fishing, and some of what I found. viewing wildlife, so how on The U.S. Fish and Wildlife earth did I end up so deeply Service recently released involved in that scene today? its 2022 National Survey of No doubt, where we lived Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlifemust have contributed to my Associated Recreation. One outdoor interests in the years Ken hundred thousand people took to come. We lived at the very Hunter the survey, which I didn’t even edge of town, and our backyard know existed, but get ready, emptied into nothing but fields and here come the numbers. Last year, 14.4 forests for miles and miles. I spent million people 16 and older hunted, and many of my teenage years roaming that’s about 6 percent of all Americans. those woods and fields. I suspect that Another 40 million, or 15 percent, those early years hiking around the fished, and another 148 million, or 57 outdoors, catching every snake I could percent of the population, were involved find, and trying to get a glimpse of every in wildlife watching. Together, those wild critter I could find led to my great people spent 14 billion days afield, and attachment to hunting, fishing, and they spent $394 billion on equipment, other outdoor activities that dominate travel and licenses, and fees. my life today. If we dissect the hunting aspect a bit On occasion, these days, I find myself further, big game hunting of elk and asking just how much of a role hunting, deer comes out way ahead of all other fishing, and wildlife viewing play in the game animals that we hunt. Of our 14.4 lives of our young people and in the million hunters, 11.5 million pursued big lives of the rest of the population as game animals, 5.3 million hunted small well. In recent years, I’ve kind of come game, 2.8 million hunted migratory to the conclusion that interest in those game birds, and 2.3 million hunted activities is diminishing, especially in other species like predators. Americans young adults. Interestingly enough, I spent 241 million days hunting, with 135
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million of those days hunting big game. All that hunting created $45.2 billion in spending, and not surprisingly, the MidAtlantic region, including Pennsylvania, was higher than the national average. Fishing generated 785 million days and, 463 million trips, and 99.4 billion dollars in expenditures. Most of the wildlife watchers were bird watchers — 93 million of the 148 million focused on bird watching. It was interesting to note that recreational shooters and archers had high participation among the 6-15 age group, but those numbers dropped considerably in the 16-17 age group. The numbers climbed a bit in the 18-
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paced, physical style of play. The games were played in small, smoke-filled gyms, creating an intense atmosphere. The Billies played their home games at the Williamsport Armory and later at the old Roosevelt Junior High gym on West Fourth Street, drawing near-capacity crowds for every game. If you love good basketball, it was the place to be on a Saturday night. As a young basketball fan, I was a faithful follower of the Boston Celtics in the days of Bill Russell, Sam Jones, and John Havlicek. Back then, a Sunday afternoon telecast was about all TV had to offer. But the Billies brought a high quality of exciting basketball right here in town. On Saturday nights, I always tried to arrive as soon as the doors opened to watch the players warm up, seemingly bigger than life before my eyes. Because of the limitations mentioned above, the Eastern League was full of talented players. They had regular jobs during the week but played on weekends for the love of the game. Their pay was minimal, ranging from $50 to $250 a game, paid after each game in cash from the box office take. With rosters featuring a bevy of talented college stars, during their
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FARM FEED
SMALL SQUARE BALES Of Hay. Timothy and Alfalfa Mix. First And Second Crop. $4.00 & $5.00 Bales. 570-447-0706 . 180375 FIREWOOD
3 CORDS OF SEASONED FIREWOOD. Needs Split. 570-9717447. 180508 FIREARMS
WANTED: 2 HENRY GOLDEN Boy 17 HMRʼs, Also Affordable Hunting Rifle. 570-295-9402 Leave Voice Message. 180368 HEALTHCARE
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PA #121099
OFFERING TRENCHLESS WATER & SEWER LINES
APPLIANCES • BEDDING • FURNITURE SWEEPERS • SEWING MACHINES
APPLIANCES
MATTRESSES POSTURE PROFILE SOLD IN SETS
STARTING AT
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$
REPAIRING ALL MAKES
FREE ESTIMATES
SERVICING ALL BRANDS IN BUSINESS SINCE 1970
CALL FOR HOURS
SWOPE’S•570-322-2722 1217 W. 4th St., Williamsport, PA. (Family Dollar)
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• WASHERS/DRYERS • RANGES • REFRIGERATORS
TWIN ............................SALE $99/ea. Pc. FULL ...........................SALE $149/ea. Pc. QUEEN ......................SALE $179/ea. Pc.
February 21, 2024 • Webb Weekly • 50
Free Estimates
JEM ROOFING Specializing in Standing Seam Roofs Also Shingles & Corrugated Metal Roofs Siding & Pole Barns
Matthew Martin 575 Warrior Run Blvd. Turbotville, PA 17772
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WANTED TO BUY
OLD BOOKS WANTED. Also Local History, Older Juvenile Reading Material. Cleaning Out Your Attic, Storage Unit And So Forth? We Buy Books. 570-725-2405 Ext:1 . 180650
(570) 649-6644 No Sunday Business
CALLAHAN’S ANTIQUITIES 381 Broad Street Montoursville, PA. ALWAYS BUYING Quality Antiques, Gold, Silver Top Prices Paid With Immediate Payment. One Piece or Whole Estates. “Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America”. Open Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 570-368-2597. 180199
Jersey Shore Area School District
has the following position available:
10 Month - Special Education Paraprofessional Learning Support K-5 at the Avis Elementary School for 2023-2024 school year.
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Scope: To assist, support, and work with special education teachers, administrators and other team members in providing educational benefits for students. Qualifications: High School Diploma; Experience in working with children; Effective written and oral expression; Ability to operate office machines; Ability to reach above the head and below the waist, use fi ngers to pick, feel, and grasp objects; Some stooping, bending, and twisting of the body required; Ability to physically lift and/or assist any student as required by student needs; Participate in training and assist in student restraint, if needed and if QBS certified; Ability to sit, stand, walk, or move throughout the building and/or office, often for extended periods of the workday; Excellent interpersonal skills; Be able to work in an environment with frequent interruptions and make appropriate decisions and work under high level of stress; Ability to communicate effectively, organize multiple tasks, and exercise good judgment. All applications for the Paraprofessional position must be submitted online at jsasd.org/Employment/Current Openings/ParaprofessionalSpecial Education/Classified Employment Application
Include letter of interest addressed to Dr. Laura Osenbach, resume, Application, Act 34, 151, and 114 clearances, and 3 letters of reference. Applications will be accepted until position is filled
JSASD is an Equal Opportunity Employer
RESIDENTIAL DRIVEWAYS • COMMERCIAL PARKING LOTS • LAND CLEARING
POND EXCAVATION • SEPTIC, SEWAGE INSTALLATION RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • SNOWPLOWING STONE DELIVERY • DRAINAGE • GRADING CAPABLE OF ALL EXCAVATION NEEDS BIG OR SMALL “GET YOUR FREE PAVING ESTIMATE ANDPA PLAN FOR SPRING” Muncy, • allexcavating140@icloud.com
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Wm. P. Connolly Real Estate Co.
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BUYING
#2409 – 31 Rusty Iron Ln. Roaring Branch, Vinyl-sided home on 0.46-acre lot with frontage on Charles St. and Mead St. 1,800+ sq. ft. home with full basement, covered front and back porches, attached 1-car garage, detached 2-car garage, and a large yard. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen (with walk-in pantry), dining room, living room, office space, and laundry area. Heated with oil-fired hot air. Propane fireplace in the kitchen. Central A/C.
Canton Area School District.
SALE PRICE: $165,000
www.connollyrealestate.com Phone: 570-324-3000 | Fax: 570-324-2119 PO Box 24, 325 Connolly Lane, Liberty, PA 16930
JEWELRY GALORE
Pre 1960’s Gaudy, Glitzy & Designer Costume Jewelry. (No quantities too large!) Estate, Antique, Victorian Sterling Jewelry, Gold Jewelry
(Old / Newer, even broken)
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Thorne Electrical Services
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$
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FOUGHTS MILL
-- HUGHESVILLE
570-584-2764
OWNER: Timothy B. Moyer
LANDSCAPE BORDERS PERMANENT EDGING SPRING SPECIAL - 50% OFF ALL OTHER LANDSCAPING 25% OFF Build,
Plants, Materials, Labor,
17 YEARS
Let’s Get Your House Sold!
Design, Maintain
IN BUSINESS! NEW LAWN CARE CLIENTS -- 4 FREE CUTS!! DRIVEWAY SEAL, PARKING LOTS
Let Me Do The Work For You!
Flat Roofs Preferred
(570) 547-7032
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Over Your Head”
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Renewable Energy for PA, 1305 Dewey Ave -- Williamsport,
JOHN LAPP JR.
PA #013581
Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards Larry Miller, Jr.
570-547-2505
HIC# PA114999
122 SHERMAN DRIVE WATSONTOWN, PA 17777
570-238-5529 • 570-713-4887 Get One Mowing FREE!
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High Quality! Affordable Pricing!
238 Pine Loganton Rd • Loganton
• 570-725-2341
HARDWOOD SLABS CORD-SIZE BUNDLES
2500 EACH!
$
Stock-Up NOW for Winter!
2182 Quarry Road • Jersey Shore
(Just South
of Oriole) HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:00 - 4:00 SATURDAY 7:30 - 11:00
M.R. Logue Interiors
----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty
• Drywall • • Plaster Repairs • • Painting •
CALL TODAY!
PA# 049073
570-323-9119
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Milller’s
Jonas Hershberger FREE Estimates
LITTLE JOHNʼS CONSTRUCTION
LLC
PA 17701
Remodeling, Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, Air Sealing, Heat Loss Testing, Insulation
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
AVAILABLE IN 3 STYLES - Hinged Cover - Snapless Folding - Stand & Snap Cover
570-437-1909
ctthomas3@windstream.net
“We Care About the Roof
Call 570-326-932 2
Fully Insured
Painting Roofs
PA 570-321-7000
TRUCK TONNEAU COVERS
• Specializing in Metal Roofing • Pole Building • Garages • Decks • Siding • Barn Renovatinos & All Types of Repair • Roof Painting • Skid Loader Work • Concrete Work
Silver Coating Shingles
ctthomas3@windstream.net CHRIS THOMAS
Realtor 570-447-2995
448 River Avenue, Williamsport
HERSHBERGER BUILDERS
25 Years Experience Commercial Flat Non-Commercial Roofs Roofs&(Rubber) Roofs
Troy Whitmoyer troywhitmoyer@ bhhshodrickrealty.com
Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317
26 Years Experience
Commercial & Non-Commercial
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KOZ’s LANDSCAPING
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570-772-0753
-- Montoursville
PHONE: 570-368-760
at 570-855-8011 Montoursville, PA •brinkswelding.com
PA# 059899
• Renovations • Additions • Porches • Custom Kitchens and Baths • Painting • Drywall Repairs • Doors & Windows
Proudly Offered at...
4092 Lycoming Mall Drive
Call Daniel S. Brink, Owner
201 RACE STREET
GENERAL CONTRACTIN
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April 20, 2016
Your Business Card Delivered by The United States Postal Service to Over 58,000 Homes!
MOYER’S
PER YEAR
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“Innovative Solutions”
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REACH OVER 58,000 HOMES ADVERTISING YOUR BUSINESS CARD IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BY HERE! CALL NICKIE TURI AT 570-326-932 2
Call Jaimie - 570-326-9322
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• New Service & Panel Boxes • Fully Insured / Free Estimates • Veteran Owned & Operated • Networking • Emergency Power Outage Service Available • All your Security Camera Needs
30 years 570-337-9188 experience
Wildwood Construction Metal and Shingle Roofing Pole Barns • Garages • Decks Menno Smoker
814-380-6025
ESH ROOFING
WE DO ROOFING • SIDING • DECKING • EXTERIOR REMODELING Call John 570-725-2248 FREE ESTIMATES
• Full Exterior Remodeling and New Construction • Decks • Siding • Roofing
• Pole Barns • Garages • Some Interior
LOGANTON, PA
Licensed & Insured
70 Buggy Shop Lane Loganton PA 17747
DY’S BUILDERS
License # PA 177821
464 N. Bridge Rd., Watsontown, PA 17777
Free Estimates
570.380.4430
Delivery Options Available
Cut. Split. Pile. Relax – From Log to Firewood Lickety-Split! • SC15 processes up to 22” diameter, 16’ logs • Sets up quickly and easy to operate • Can be towed with 1/2 ton pick-up • Extra bar & chains included Available Weekdays & Weekends from *Friday-Monday. All prices include tax.
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BB Hardscaping and Concrete
• Patios • Sidewalks • Retaining Walls
985 Alvira Rd., Allenwood, PA. 17810
Allenwood, PA 17810 • 570-547-0637
LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATING - MUNCY, PA
570-419-7576
Water Management & Drainage
DRYWALL/PLASTER DAMAGE? Moving damage, accidents, plumbers and electricians left holes? NO MATTER THE SOURCE, WE PATCH IT! Our specialty is fixing small holes that others won’t.
LET US MAKE IT WHOLE AGAIN!
PATCHMASTER
TM
Damon Allmaras - General Manager 1-844-PATCHMAN •570-220-2562 dallmaras@patchmaster.com • patchmaster.com
Please Call/Text to schedule a virtual Online Estimate License #155140
Painting
Furniture Assembly
Drywall Repair Light Brush Hauling
Mulching
Small Household Repairs & Improvements
CALL TODAY FOR PRICES
BULK OR BAG COAL * DELIVERY AVAILABLE
288 Caldwell Rd., Trout Run, PA 17771
JEFF JOHNSON 717-422-1056
Williamsport, PA 17701
PA #138222
J+M Seamless Gutters LLC • Leaf Guards • Clean Outs • Gutter Installation John Hostetter 405 Huffman Lane Muncy, PA 17756 570-772-1717
Fully Insured Free Estimates
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RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
Electrical
Light Pruning
FULL SERVICE LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATING COMPANY
Full Service Landscaping • Excavating • Hardscaping 24hr. Tree Service (Trimming & Removal)
(570) 238-1589
Reg #PA167953
Call 570-326-9322
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Gap Roofing & Construction Shingle & Metal Roofing Decks & Siding
5˝ & 6˝ Alcoa hem gutter guttermasters@yahoo.com 570-974-8277 PA #156899 guttermasters@yahoo.com 570-974-8277
570-725-2104
PA #156899
WE TRANSFORM YOUR KITCHEN IN LESS TIME, with less stress, at an amazing value. Since 1979, Kitchen Magic, a family-owned business offering cabinet refacing, new cabinetry, and luxury countertop throughout the Northeast. Call today for a free estimate 1-844-887-5145 (PA017137) M11 CLEANING AND HAULING INSIDE AND OUT. We Will Clean Up And Haul Away Your Unwanted Items From Your Yard, Attic, Basement And Garage. Reliable And Reasonable. Call Gary 570-244-1424 OR 570321-9472. 179685 HEALTHCARE SEEKING
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT As A Caregiver For Elderly. 1-2 Days A Week. Have Some Experience. Will also Do Cooking And Cleaning. Call 570-538-2789. Watsontown Area Preferred. 180197
EMPLOYMENT HEALTHCARE
PLUMBINGMASTERS IS LOOKING for Plumbers, HVAC Technician and Laborers with experience in servicing and installing all types of systems (some experience in oil furnaces is a plus). We offer competitive pay, paid vacation and holidays, medical benefits, and 401K. Please send resume and business references to: PlumbingMasters, 302 Sidney Street, South Williamsport, 17702 or email at plumbingmasters1@ verizon.net or call 570323-1983. 180671 WELL ESTABLISHED LAW FIRM SEEKING to hire fulltime legal assistant. Experience required. Benefits included. Send resume to bvilello@mpvhlaw. com or mail to McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & Hall, Attention: Bobbi Jo Vilello 433 Market Street, Williamsport, PA 17701. Resumes accepted through Monday, Feb 26th. 180515
WELL ESTABLISHED LAW FIRM SEEKING to hire fulltime receptionist 830am5pm. Experience with multi-line phone system and customer service preferred. Benefits included. Send resume to bvilello@mpvhlaw.com or mail to McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & Hall, Attention: Bobbi Jo Vilello 433 Market Street, Williamsport, Pa 17701. Resumes accepted through Monday, Feb 26th. 180514 BUSY LAW FIRM SEEKING full time paralegal. Experience with civil litigation and general practice is beneficial. Will work closely with attorneys in a variety of areas of civil practice. Practice does not include family law or criminal law matters. Send resume to bvilello@mpvhlaw. com or mail to McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & Hall, Attention: Bobbi Jo Vilello 433 Market Street, Williamsport, PA 17701. Resumes accepted through Monday, Feb 26th. 180516
BUSY LAW FIRM SEEKING full-time courier/office assistant. Reliable transportation required with valid driverʼs license. Experience with multi-line phone system and customer service beneficial. Benefits included. Send resume to bvilello@mpvhlaw. com or mail to McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & Hall, Attention: Bobbi Jo Vilello 433 Market Street Williamsport, PA 17701. Resumes accepted through Monday, Feb 26th. 180517 HEALTHCARE CAREGIVER
PERSONAL CAREGIVER NEEDED To Spend Approximately 15 Hours Per Week In Our Home/Community. You Will Be Spending Time With A 19 Year Old Female With Down Syndrome. Must Pass A Background Check. Please Call 570-7723342. 180181
MANOR
PUBLIC AUCTION
is actively seeking a working
400 Village Rd., Pennsdale, PA
HIGHLAND LAKE www.webbweekly.com
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BAR MANAGER
KEEFER
ROOFING & SPOUTING FREE ESTIMATES • 50 Year Warranty
Call Bill at (570) 398-1619 COMPANION/ CAREGIVER WANTED For 63 Yo Woman Diagnosed With Parkinsonʼs. Starting Pay Is $14/Hr. Need People To Work In Williamsport At First Then Primarily In Lock Haven. Wide Range Of Duties Mostly Centered On ROM Movements. Please call 570-505-2779 To Schedule An Interview To Get The Ball Rolling. 180352 HEALTHCARE CLEANING
NEED A CLEAN HOME? Have References. 35 + Years Experience. 570-323-5426. 180345 NEED A CLEAN HOUSE? No Time? Call ME! I Will Get Your Home Looking Great So You Can Relax! Great Rates, References Available Upon Request. For An Estimate Call Joyce 570-238-1796. SERVICES OFFERED LEGAL
NEED IRS RELIEF $10K - $125K+ Get Fresh Start or Forgiveness Call 1-877-7051472 Monday through Friday 7AM-5PM PST. M11
HEALTH
HERNIA REPAIR? Did you receive the Mesh Patch Between 2018 and the present? Was the patch removed due to complications, you may be entitled to compensation. Attorney Charles Johnson 1-800535-5727, Email: bdehkes@charleshjohnsonlaw.com . M11 DIAGNOSED WITH LUNG CANCER and 65+? You may qualify for a substantial cash award. NO obligation! Weʼve recovered millions. Let us help!! Call 24/7, 1-866-590-5563. M11 FINANCIAL
WESLEY FINANCIAL GROUP, LLC Timeshare Cancellation Experts Over $50,000,000 in timeshare debt & fees cancelled in 2019. Get free info package & learn how to get rid of your timeshare! Free consultations. Over 450 positive reviews. 833-308-1971. C11
at Fry's Auction Hall
Wed., February 28th • 4pm Large early license plate collection 100+, Antiques, Coins,
has an immediate need for the following position:
skills. Pay based on experience. We are also re-
Lamps, Quality Artwork, Primitives, Collectibles, Toy Boxes, Race Car Sets in Boxes, Guitar & Amp System.
Full-Time Food Service Assistant Cook Supervisor
cruiting bartenders & willing to train if needed.
Call Alan 570-419-1340 for information.
Please apply online at
Contact Dan at 570-584-6407
Note: Sale every Monday at Fry’s Hall at 4pm Visit Auctionzip.com for pictures and listing #8279
must be detail oriented, able to work on own and in a team and have good communication
Guns & Accessories sold at 6pm.
Fry’s Auction, Inc. License AU1615L
www.ltsd.k12.pa.us/our-district/employment-opportunities
EOE
Renew Carpet Cleaners Serving the Area Since 1995
Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System
3 Areas - 119 $
570-505-1203
Owned & Operated by the Angelos • Williamsport, PA Don’t Wait Till Later...See Gator
GatorsAutoSales.com Financing Available
2459 Lycoming Creek Rd., Williamsport, PA
( UP TO A 12X15 PER AREA ) Any additional areas $45 * Also specializing in stripping and waxing of VCT/tiles *
570-323-8011
1˝x8˝ Knotty Pine Reg. Tongue & Groove 1˝x6˝ $ 4.80 each 1˝x8˝x6´ T&G Pine 1˝x8˝ Tongue & Groove .81¢/a Foot Trim Package 1˝x4˝ Knotty Pine Trim Installation 1˝x6˝ Available
AccounTax Xperts, LLC
Business Accounting & Tax Services
259 E. Village Drive South Williamsport, PA 17702 TEL 570.322.3525 EMAIL ATXLLC17702@yahoo.com Member-PA Society of Tax & Accounting Professionals FULLY INSURED – PA#164691
IN ALL PHASES OF MASONRY STONE • VENEERS • BRICK BLOCK • STUCCO • PARGE COATS CONCRETE • CHIMNEYS • WALLS FOUNDATIONS • STEPS SIDEWALKS ... AND MUCH MORE!
1˝x10˝ Barn Siding All products can be prefinished
PEACHEY FINISHINGS 74 Ravens Lane, Loganton, PA 17747 • 570-725-2684
Computer Sales & Service Electronic Sales & Service Serving the area for over 30 years!
Broken, Slow, Viruses, Scammed?
Premium Anthracite Coal $
360.00/Ton
ALL SIZES AVAILABLE PICKUP HOURS:
KEEPING FAMILIES WARM BY A FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS
SATURDAY 8:00AM-12:00PM
MADE IN THE USA
Computer Problems, Viruses, Scammed? We repair We fix Computers,Windows,Apple,Phones, Computers, Windows, Apple, Phones,&& Game Consoles: Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo Nintendo Consoles: Sony, Microsoft,
HAMPE’S COAL YARD
leadingelectronics.com
570-412-5637
5037 Musser Lane • Watsontown, PA
. Handcrafted Railings . Limited Lifetime Warranty . Heavy Duty
. We Install R O O F R E S T O R AT I O N
Elmer Zook & Family
“Specializing in Handcrafted, Lifetime Railings” 683 Bud Drick Rd. Allenwood, PA 17810 Near Elimsport
570-547-7275
GUTTERNUTZ@GMAIL.COM
PA# 115065
SEAMLESS GUTTERS INSTALLED OR DROPPED Gutter Repairs & Cleaning
CALL 570-246-3714
570-220-0824
Daniel Beiler
Montgomery PA
Specializing In Metal And Shingle Roofing Free Estimates
Fully Insured PA# 181211
Metal Roofing LLC
“Specializing in Standard Seam Metal Roofing” The Next Generation in Metal Roofing Daniel Fisher
570-989-1938
201 Ladd Road • Allenwood, PA 17810
UN O Y
EE D A N E W
RO O
O CALL REUBEN FISHER
570-547-6343
Full Time
Roof Restoration Auto Restorations Body and Paint Rust Repair Custom Fabrication Ryan Levesque (610) 945-7612 1430 Broad Street Montoursville, PA 17754 rlevesque@lycomingcoachworks.com
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AND COMMERCIAL
PA# 127985 Zook’s Metal Fabricating
• COMMERCIAL ROOFING • METAL OVER SHINGLES • NEW SHINGLES • ROOF REPAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES
F?
. Maintenance Free
also RESTORATION
4341 Lycoming Creek Rd., Cogan Station, PA 17728
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2 Locations: Williamsport – 570-323-5095 Selinsgrove - 570-374-5080
FOR AN HONEST & FREE ESTIMATE CALL (570) 220-5198
Call 570-326-9322
Leading Electronics
Reconstruction & Restoration Experts
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Smith’s Tree Service
FREE ESTIMATES
LOOMIS PAINTING PA# 094242
• Specializing in Interior and Exterior Painting • Dry Wall Repair • Wall Paper Removal • New Construction Spraying • Deck Restoration • Residential & Commercial • Wallpapering
work year round Serving Central Pennsylvania for Over 40 Years
FREE Estimates • Fully Insured PA# 139263
Removal • Trimming Stump Removal
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