Webb Weekly October 14, 2026 by Webb Weekly

VOLUME 24 • NUMBER 41

A Family-Oriented Publication

OCTOBER 14, 2026

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From the Publisher…

Tricks and Treats on Kane Street

lways one of my favorite covers of the year — the tradition of the South Williamsport Mummers’ Parade now celebrating its 79th marching. As I have mentioned in the past, I grew up on the top of Kane Street on the South Side, and the Mummers’ Parade was one of my favorite events as a kid. I thank my parents for great childhood memories. My Dad enjoyed the trick side of Halloween and would always include us kids in his toilet papering adventures. He was proud to take me down to pick corn in Sylvan Dell. My friends always wondered how I accumulated a garbage can full of shelled corn; well, now you know. Mr. Webb was my driver, and yes, I’m sure he had the farmer’s permission. Corning was the most common Halloween trick years ago, and it wasn’t a random act of targeting front porches. There may have been a certain house that kept our kickballs, Wiffle balls, tennis balls, any kind of ball that went into their yard. However, there is no truth to the rumor that they kept the Babe Ruth ball from the movie “The Sandlot.” This yard may have been right

next to a school playground where every neighborhood kid would play and hang out. They were target number one every fall. I don’t want you to think we were malicious when it came to our tricks. There were rules of corning — and we would never rain down the crop of harvest on anyone that had the porch light on for Halloween treats, was older, or that we knew would call our parents. Although I believe my Dad would have told them he would take care of it, hung up the phone, and then laughed. As long as I didn’t hear him yell the words “James Arthur!” I was always safe regarding any possible behavioral issue on my part. Dad was clear; there would be no waxing, soaping, or the burning pile of dog poo. I wonder how many of you are laughing thinking about your own tricks? It is sort of ironic later in life, our Webb Weekly offices are located at the foot of Kane Street. You could say I have worked my way down this special section of blacktop during my life, although when I was a kid, the top of the street went all the way through to 8th Avenue and had yet to be paved. Back in the day, it made for fantastic sled

Moving right along to a spooktacular tradition that I could have entered when I wore that Spidey mask but am not eligible for now, our Webb Weekly Annual Halloween Counting Contest. Editor Steph always comes up with a fun new topic for the kids to look for and count; this year, there will be a Bat Counting Bonanza. Steph has all the details on page 4. The kids always do a great job of counting for the contest, good luck to all that enter. Steph always keeps the official number a secret and won’t reveal it to me. I have yet to count spiders, ghosts, vampires, pumpkins, candy corn, or any other of her ghostly choices correctly. If you happen to bring your kid or kiddos in to enter the contest, there will be a big dish of candy for them to choose from; just see Jaimie at the front desk. My oldest employee, Bones, oversees the candy to make sure there are plenty of treats and, once in a while, a trick. For those of you lucky enough to win, I promise Bones will not sample anything out of your ghoulish bucket. Let’s all be safe out there, and thank you to the person that sent me the Trump mask, complete with mid-term worries. I’m gonna stick with Spider-Man, though. God Bless America.

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riding. If you had a couple of lookouts at Mountain and Central Avenues, you could make it all the way down to that previously mentioned neighborhood playground. I’ll save those stories for a winter publiJim cation. Webb Jr. I’ve gotten off the parade route like I often do, back to the 79th edition of the Mummers’ Parade. A tip of the Webb Weekly cap to parade coordinator Lisa Angelo and everyone who has been involved over the years for their efforts, dedication, and stick-to-it-iveness to make sure this celebration of small-town Americana and the autumn season has continued. Get out and about this Saturday and take the whole family. This is the best way possible not only to support the Mummers’ Parade but all those making the march through the streets of Southside. In honor of the 79th Mummers’ Parade, I am wearing my Spider-Man mask from when I was a kid. It came as a complete costume kit from Hills Department Store. Thank you for that, Mom, and the popcorn, frozen coke, and miniature NFL helmets that came out of the quarter machine in the front of the store.

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mailbox waiting for a mysterious owl. The Fine Print (Because Every Good Halloween Hunt Has Some) The contest is open to kids 12 and under. One entry per child. And there’s an extra treat hiding in this contest: For every entry we receive, rect entries and draw 10 Webb Weekly will donate $1 to a lolucky winners from cal animal shelter. This year, we’re the bunch. supporting the SPCA, so every little bat And what do they win? Steph hunter can help some real-life four-legged A candy bucket packed Noviello cuties, too. with enough Halloween Now grab your newspaper, sharpen those treats to make any kid very, very popular. counting skills and get hunting. These bats How to Enter Email: Send your answer to contest@ aren’t going to find themselves. And while you’re in the Halloween spirit, webbweekly.com Mail: Send a postcard to Webb Weekly, we want to see your costumes, too! Send 280 Kane St., Suite 2, South Williamsport, photos of your little ghosts, goblins, superheroes, witches, monsters — and yes, even PA 17702 Drop it off: Stop by our office Mon- the family pets — to webbnews@webday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., bweekly.com or share them with us on Facebook at fb.com/webbweekly. or Friday until about 1 p.m. Get enough great costumes, and your litEntries must be received by around tle monster might even end up on a future noon on October 23rd. Winners will be announced in the October 28th edi- Webb Weekly cover. Instant bragging rights. tion, and we’ll contact the winners directHappy hunting — and may the best ly — so there’s no need to sit beside the bat counter win!

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hey’re baaaaaack — and this year, they’re hiding in plain sight. Every October, something Halloween-y finds its way to the pages of Webb Weekly. This year, it seems the bats have escaped the belfry and taken up residence throughout the paper. Your mission? Find them. Count them. And tell us how many you spotted. Think you can find them all? We’ve made this year’s hunt extra sneaky, so you’ll want to check every page — even the ads. Especially the ads. How It Works Our Halloween Bats will be hiding throughout both the October 14th and October 21st editions of Webb Weekly. Count all the bats you find in both issues, add your totals together, and send us your answer. We’ll collect all the cor-

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he annual Major League World Series is often termed the “Fall Classic,” but for residents of South Williamsport and the surrounding communities, they have their own “Fall Classic” — the South Williamsport Mummers Parade. This always highly anticipated event will step off again for the 79th time this Saturday, October 17, beginning at 2 p.m. The streets of the Borough of South Williamsport will be filled with 10 divisions with floats, dance troupes, fire trucks, high school bands, and an assortment of other entries, and a yearly appearance from the Nittany Highland Pipe Band. And

there will be a special appearance by Santa, who will once again be looking for who is naughty and nice in the crowds. The theme of this year’s parade is “Decades of Music,” though you don’t necessarily have to adhere to the theme in order to be a parade participant. The route will be the usual parade route, starting at West Central Avenue, to Clark Street, down Clark Street to West Southern Avenue. This year’s judges stand is brought to you by Dolly’s South. The committee has been working hard since January, planning for this year’s parade. The Committee has grown to 12 members. “We all work together as a team, and it takes a lot of planning, and every opinion matters. Meetings are

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held monthly starting in January (weather permitting) on the second Thursday of the month at the new South Williamsport Borough building. What it means to the community is about getting together with family and neighbors to come together as a community for a day of celebration. The Mummers’ Parade has been a tradition for many in our area for decades. Each year the participants put in a lot of effort and work!” Lisa Angelo, Parade Coordinator, told Webb Weekly. There is nothing more exciting than hearing neighbors plan cookouts and gatherings for friends and family along the parade route. Music from the local high school bands and cheers from the various cheerleader 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! The Mummers’ Parade has been a mainstay of our area for decades. Each year, so many people put in

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city is $29,564,345 or that the postal receipts for 1938 were $458,427.30 or that the estimated present population of the city is 49,000. The alphabetical section covers 528 pages beginning with AAA and ending with John Zwyer. It includes some sizeable lists of family names which the Millers and the Smiths with totals of 376 and 358 respectively are good examples. The directory shows that there are 73 physicians as practicing in the community, 46 dentists, 178 grocers, and 53 automobile repairers, not one horse shoer, although five blacksmiths are listed. Other features of the directory are the miscellaneous department presenting lists of city, county, state and national governmental officers and a numerical telephone guide of the territory covered by the directory.

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iscipleship is the developmental process that leads a newborn follower of Jesus Christ from spiritual birth and infancy to the freedom of full maturity and completeness: So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ. Then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth by the waves, and blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of people in their deceitful scheming. Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of him who is the head, that is, Christ. Ephesians 4:11-15 Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. s ﬁ sh s work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. James

1:4 As Jesus was ascending into heaven, he gave us the mission of disciple-making: All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age. Matthew 28:18-20 Clearly, there is no greater call than to engage in disciple-making that leads to the freedom of Christian maturity and completeness. There are two major challenges we face in the United States when it comes to fully engaging in the mission of disciple-making: First, most Christians believe that they have not been eﬀectively discipled to full spiritual maturity and completeness. Have you? When I ask Christians that question, the overwhelming response is either “no” or “I’m not sure.” That lack of spiritual con dence leads to the second challenge: the mission of

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disciple-making is tragically understaﬀed. Research reveals that Christianity has been in continual decline in our country for over sixty years. There are societal factors involved in the decline, Tim but the root cause is Hartzell discipleship that falls short of making mature and complete followers of Jesus Christ. Too often, we reach an acceptable level of maturity and then stop before the job is done. Why? Because we get comfortable. We look around and see people who are worse than we are. In comparison to them, we look and feel pretty good. That’s the problem - we’re comparing ourselves to a broken world when we should be comparing ourselves to a perfect and holy Jesus. Our goal is not holier-than-thou; it is holy like Jesus – to have the mind of Christ (see 1 Corinthians 2:16). If we stop short of that goal, we are settling for a half-baked and lukewarm Christianity. Jesus had some tough words to say about being lukewarm in Revelation 3:14-20.

We are now three generations deep into disciple-making that is stopping short of freedom. That’s not a condemnation; it’s an observation and a challenge. Friends, we can do something about it. By God’s grace we can each pursue full and complete spiritual maturity. As we do, we will gain the freedom required to condently engage in the disciple-making mission. To get started, we ll discuss the ve levels of discipleship: Formation, Conformation, Reformation, Transformation and Liberation. Each level is a grace- lled part of the discipleship journey, and each level leads us into the next level. That’s the way it should happen, but as we’ve already acknowledged, we can get comfortable with our spiritual growth before we reach full spiritual maturity and completeness. Freedom is the goal, and our personal discipleship journey must not stop short of freedom. After all, “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free.” Galatians 5:1 We’ll pick it up from there in the next article. Until then, evaluate your own discipleship journey. Are you fully mature and complete? If not, be challenged and get ready to pursue the next level. Don’t stop short of freedom!

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Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder

hile I do enjoy fall in North Central Pennsylvania, I personally think the best parts of the season are short-lived. Sure, autumn colors around here are beautiful. And yes, this time of year brings us football and Halloween. There is apple cider to drink and a crispness to the air. To all of the die-hards, I agree there is much to love about this time of the year. But, to me at least, it always feels like I blink and we go from all

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Anyone can develop SAD, but several factors increase risk. SAD often begins between ages 18 and 30. Women are diagnosed more frequently than men, with some estimates suggesting a 4 1 difference. Risk is also higher among people in northern climates, those with a family history of SAD, depression, or bipolar disorder, and those who already have a mood or anxiety disorder. Researchers have not identi ed a single cause, but several biological changes may contribute. Reduced sunlight may alter serotonin activity, which helps regulate mood. Seasonal changes in serotonin-transporter binding may leave less serotonin available. Longer darkness can also increase melatonin, contributing to sleepiness and low energy. In addition, the body’s internal clock relies on light to regulate sleep and wake patterns, so shorter days can affect mood and alertness. Reduced sunlight may also lower vitamin D levels, although research on its role in SAD is somewhat unclear. The good news is that Seasonal Affective Disorder can be treated. A variety of effective therapies and lifestyle changes can help reduce symptoms and improve quality of life. Light therapy is frequently used for winter-pattern SAD. A typical SAD light box (I have one on my desk) provides 10,000 lux while ltering ultraviolet light. It is generally used within an hour of waking for 20 to 30 minutes, about 16 to 24 inches from the face, with eyes open but not looking directly into the light. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps people challenge negative thought patterns,

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That doesn’t mean I stop working hard. It doesn’t mean I stop planning or preparing. And it certainly doesn’t mean problems arcan’t take credit for this saying. I heard about the “what ifs,” and en’t going to come my way. it from Pastor Mike, and it really got thinking about every posIt means I put my best foot forward, do evme thinking, especially at a time when sible outcome or problem erything I can with what’s in front of me, I needed to hear it. that could come up. and then trust God with the things I can’t “How you be living affects how you’re be- If I’m living worried, control. lieving.” stressed, and trying to Because if I’m constantly saying I trust It sounds kind of funny when you break it control things that I probGod’s plan while spending all my time wordown that way, but hear me out. ably have no control over rying about what might happen next, am I The first meaning is probably the most ob- in the first place, what Jimmy really living like I believe what I’m saying? vious, especially considering it came from does that say about what Webb III I mentioned earlier that Pastor Mike said Pastor Mike. I’m believing? this at a time when I really needed to hear How you’re living can say a whole lot about That’s where I have to it. Here’s why. what you truly believe. catch myself. For me, the way this hit home was with If I truly believe God is in control, and if I I was preparing to run a half marathon. I worrying. I constantly catch myself worry- truly trust what He has planned for me, then had worked extremely hard and was hitting all my training goals. I felt ready. ing, trying to over-plan everything, stressing I need to live like I believe it. Then, about 10 days before the race, for whatever reason, I developed some pretty serious foot pain. It got to the point where it F was difficult to even walk without pain. LOTS OY! FR E Immediately, my mind went to the worstPEA SH GRO CAND N UT U case scenario. B UT N D TE R I’m done. I’m not going to be able to race. Even if I do race, how am I possibly going to Lo c a t e d b e t w e e n Tu r b o t v i l l e & M c Ew e n s v i l l e o n Rt . 4 4 make it through 13.1 miles? 1 0 8 3 0 St a t e Ro u t e 4 4 , W a t s o n t o w n • 5 7 0 - 6 7 2 - 9 6 3 5 That’s what I started believing. And guess what? That’s how I started be-living. I was hobbling around and, for lack of a better term, pouting. $ I have to give my wife some credit for snapping me out of it. She showed me pretty Now Harvesting Cabbage much zero sympathy and And Broccoli basically told me we were Jonagold • Gala • Cortland • Macintosh Need Cabbage for going. Golden Delicious • Honeycrisp Sauerkraut? We Got it! Instead of living like I couldn’t do it, I started living OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 8-5 like I could.

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I started taking care of my foot. I focused on what I could control. I stopped spending all of my energy thinking about why I wouldn’t be able to run and started figuring out how I could give myself the best chance to get through the race. My foot did not feel better. But I stopped living like I had already lost. I’m telling you this because I think our minds are incredibly powerful. If you convince yourself you can’t do something, there’s a pretty good chance you’re going to live like you can’t. But if you truly believe you can do something, it’s amazing what you can accomplish. I ended up finishing third overall in that race. I’m not telling you that to brag. I’m telling you because I don’t believe I finished third that day simply because of athletic ability or endurance. I finished because I stopped living like I had already lost and started living like I believed I could do it. So, as I seem to be doing at the end of a lot of my articles lately, I’ll leave you with a challenge. Think back over the past week, month, or even year. How have you been living? And more importantly, what does the way you’re living say about what you truly believe? Take control because how we be living has a whole lot of correlation to how we’re believing. “If you can?” said Jesus. “Everything is possible for one who believes.” ~ Mark 9:23

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ot long ago, I was waiting his face was priceless, and worth all at my local garage having the time and eﬀort I had invested in my oil changed along with writing those books. He then had me a couple of other repairs repeat what I had said, to help him for my car. Since I knew it might be better understand that I had created a considerable wait, I brought along a two physical books. He then sat down good book to keep me company, as I in his chair in stunned silence. often do. Soon after I sat down, a man As it turns out, the mansplainer approached me, intending to sit down might have been right. According to beside me, since he had to wait for his Sunil Iyengar in an article published car repair, too. He asked if I was plan- by the National Endowment for the ning to watch the tra c outside to pass Arts in 2024, less than half of the time since the wall facing the road U.S. adults had read at least one was a bank of oor to ceiling windows. book in the past year (the study I, of course, gestured to my book and was conducted by the U.S. Cenanswered that I intended to read. sus Bureau in 2022). Ten years He then proceeded to scoﬀ at my re- earlier, the percentage was alsponse, suggesting that, “Books aren’t most 55. As for ction-reading really a thing anymore. They’re a rar- in that same study, just shy of 38% ity. People don’t read books anymore.” I claimed to have read a novel or short hate to say that he was mansplaining, story (2022) compared to over 45% in but he was mansplaining. At the very 2012. least, it was patronizing. According to an article by the Nation“You think? I questioned sarcastically. al Literacy Institute (2024-2025), 54% Then I picked up my book and started of adults read below a 6th grade levto read, as I had planned. After a few el, while 20% were below a 5th grade moments, I leaned level. It’s hard to even wrap my mind over and quietly in- around these statistics, not to mention formed him that I how disheartening it is. Chris Herren Fall 26 - Webb Weekly -Half_Layout 1 9/3/26 2:14 PM Page 1 had WRITTEN two The concerning trend apparently is books. The look on evident in children, too. As cited in the

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National Endowment for the Arts article mentioned above, in 2012 more than half of all nine-yearolds reported reading for fun “almost every day.” In 2022, it dropped to just 39%. This is beyond disMelinda turbing. Wentzel Our own Webb Weekly editor, Steph Noviello, recently addressed the topic of falling literacy rates in the Unites States in her September 2nd article entitled, “International Literacy Day: Why Reading Matters More Than Ever.” In the piece, she stressed the importance of reading, especially for children, and suggested how we as a community can help foster and truly value literacy. I’m honestly encouraged that people like Steph regularly draw readers’ attention to such unsettling trends in this country — perhaps helping to shine a light in an otherwise dark corner of our history as it relates to something as basic as literacy. And as Rich Lowry recently expressed in the Opinion pages

of the Sun-Gazette, maybe part of the problem stems from the fact that kids are spending an enormous amount of time each day (in school and at home) on screens. He also suggested that social media and AI may be equally detrimental to their overall learning and attention. Perhaps most alarming are Ray Bradbury’s words: “The problem in our country isn’t with books being banned, but with people no longer reading.” “You don’t have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.” It seems as though what we’re experiencing of late is a perfect storm. Literacy rates are plummeting nationwide, while at the same time a lot of people are choosing not to read, even if they can read. I think we would do well as a populace to defy the literacy trends by doing our part — to encourage kids to read by making books readily available to them and to read aloud to them often. Likewise, we should support our public libraries and local bookstores, and, of course, get caught reading. Welcome to my world. It’s where I live (probably reading a good book). Visit me there at www.melindawentzel.com. Signed books are available on Etsy at PlanetMomMarket.

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Community Calendar ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS... Submit contributions in a What: When: Where: format to webbnews@webbweekly.com. Please submit listings at least 10 days before your event to ensure we receive them in time for publication. View more calendar listings at www.webbweekly.com. EVENTS EVENTS... Virtual Invasive Plants Talk What: Dr. George Chamuris, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Bloomsburg University, will talk about the invasive plants that grow in the park. Program will be presented using Microsoft Teams. Registration required at events.dcnr.pa.gov/ricketts_glen_state_park or by emailing rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780. When: Thursday, October 15th, from 11 a.m.-noon. Where: Virtual. Homemade Donuts What: Fresh homemade donuts. Best to call and preorder at 570-398-2913, Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Extras are made and will be available for walk-ins starting at 7 a.m. on the day of the sale, until 3-4 p.m., or sold out. $8/ dozen, or $4/half dozen. When: Thursday, October 15th. Where: Trinity UM Church, 1407 Allegheny St., Jersey Shore, Glover St. entrance. Earth Science Week: Geologic Map Day What: Celebrate Earth Science Week by learning about geologic maps and how to interpret them. Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@ pa.gov for more information. When: Friday, October 16th, from 2-3 p.m. Where: Park and meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Audubon Event: Rider Park Bird Walk What: Hike with Rider Park Manager and members of Lycoming Audubon Society, as we look and listen for a variety of species of birds in the woods and meadows of the Allegheny Ridge. The walk follows moderate grades, on mostly grassy trails. We will meet at the main parking area. When: Saturday, October 17th, at 8 a.m. Where: 1769 Caleb Creek Rd., Trout Run. What About Bulbs 2.0 What: What’s scooping? Scoring? Scaling? Go more into depth about the care and cultivation of flower bulbs in this free in-person workshop. Learn what you can do to have even more blooms, year after year. When: Saturday, October 17th, from 10-11:30 a.m. Where: Lysock View Complex, 542 County Farm Rd., Montoursville. International Harvester Fall Festival What: 17th annual International Harvester Fall Festival with food, live music (McNett Band), & square dancing. When: Saturday, October 17th, from 1-7 p.m., square dancing from 4-7 p.m. Where: IH Prototype Museum, 47 S. Chestnut St. Millville. Fundraiser What: Notre Dame Club is hosting a scholarship fundraiser. Contact Nancy at 570-323-5522 for information. When: Wednesday, October 21st. Where: Texas Roadhouse, Williamsport. PA CareerLink® Lycoming County Fall Job Fair What: Connect with the area’s top employers at the PA CareerLink® Lycoming County Fall Job Fair! Walk-ins welcome! For more information, contact: (570) 6015465/TTY 711. When: Wednesday, October 21, from 1-4 p.m. Where: Genetti Hotel, 200 West 4th Street, Williamsport. Free parking available at the Genetti Hotel and the West 3rd Street parking garage (Retain parking garage entry ticket. PA CareerLink® staff will provide an exit

Wing Night What: Public wing night. Open to the public. When: Every Wednesday 4-9 p.m. – no end date. Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St., Montoursville. Pizza and Wings What: Pizza and wings. Members and guests only. When: Every Monday 5-8 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 617, 901 S. Market St., South Williamsport. Dinner Specials What: Friday night dinners/weekly specials. When: Every Friday night. Where: Milton American Legion, 401 N. Front St., Milton. Toastermasters Class What: Control your fear of public speaking. Practice speaking before a friendly audience who will guide you on your journey to becoming a better speaker. Contact Donna Miller 570-971-0098 or Phil Buehrer 570-3266801. When: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. Where: 505 Restaurant, 505 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. Post Breakfast What: The Milton American Legion, Post 71, will begin serving breakfast for $9 per person with a large menu available. Please call 570-742-4236 ahead if you are part of a large group so we can be ready for you. When: First and third Sunday of the month. Breakfast is open to the public from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Milton American Legion, Post 71, 401 N. Front St., Milton.

Dinner What: Butternut squash or tortellini soup or chili, toasted cheese sandwich, salad, apple crumble. $10/person. When: Friday, October 16th, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Where: All Saints Church, 1656 Scott St., Williamsport. Worship Service What: Sermon, “Why Noah’s Ark Still Matters Today.” When: Saturday, October 17, at 11 a.m. Where: Seventh-day Adventist Church, 410 E. Southern Ave., S. Williamsport. Yard Sale What: Yard sale. Yard sale items by donation. Mr. Sticky, sticky buns for sale. When: Saturday, October 17th, from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Phelps Chapel Church, 68 Phelps Chapel Rd., Jersey Shore. Fall Festival What: Community harvest fall festival. We will be having an ole’ fashioned hot dog roast over an open fire, side dishes, hot chocolate, snacks, dessert, fun activities and crafts for the kids, and a tractor and wagon hayride at 4 p.m. When: Sunday, October 18th, from noon-4 p.m. Where: State Road United Methodist Church, 6738 Daugherty’s Run Rd., Linden. Worship Service What: Worship service. Sermon Series: Football Faith, Week 6: “Fourth Down: Faith When the Stakes Are Highest.” When: Sunday, October 18th, at 10 a.m. Where: DuBoistown Church, 133 Summer St., DuBoistown. Fishers of Men What: Fishers of Men playing a gospel show. When: Sunday, October 18th, at 2 p.m. Where: Sugar Valley Church of the Brethran, 2305 E. Winter Rd., Loganton.

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House Church What: Weekly worship. When: Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Where: Word of God Community Church, 213 Kendall Ave., Jersey Shore. His Glory Ministry What: Weekly Friday night service. Come as you are, and experience the love of Jesus Christ. Bring yourself, bring a friend, all are welcome. When: Friday nights, at 7 p.m. Where: Hampton Inn, Susquehanna Room, 140 Via Bella St., Williamsport. Church Service What: Church service. When: Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. Where: Moreland Community Church, 1300 Church Dr., Muncy. Church Service What: Sunday church services. When: Sunday School, at 10 a.m. (March-November), regular worship service at 11 a.m. year round. Where: Haneyville Bible Church, 16655 Coudersport Pike, Lock Haven. 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.

Lycoming County Senior Citizens What: Lycoming County Senior Citizens has been around since the 1960s. We have 9 chapters in the county. When: Meetings are the first Thursday of each month at 1 p.m. Where: Williamsport YMCA, 641 Walnut St., Williamsport. In the Community Room. Trout Run Senior Citizens What: Trout Run Senior Citizen Chapter was established in 1972 and we are still going strong. Catered lunch for $7.00. Call to make a reservation at 570-494-7955. When: Meetings are the 2nd Tuesdays of every month. Where: Trout Run U.M. Church, Creamery St., Trout Run, behind the fire house. MEETINGS MEETINGS... Notre Dame Club What: Meeting, members and prospective members welcome. When: Tuesday, October 20th, at 6:30 p.m. Where: 505 Restaurant, 505 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. TOPS Program What: TOPS Weight Loss Program. First meeting free. www.tops.org for more information. When: Every Monday, from 5:15-6:15 p.m. Where: Divine Providence Hospital Auditorium, 1100 Grampian Blvd., Williamsport, use door before Chapel Entrance. Alzheimer Support Group What: Muncy Alzheimer support group. Please feel free to bring your loved one as we will have an activity for them to participate in while you are attending the caregiver group. When: The 2nd Saturday of each month at 10:30 a.m. Where: Community building behind Wolf Run Village, 246 May Dr., Hughesville. Legion Auxiliary Meeting What: Hughesville American Legion Auxiliary Unit 35 monthly meeting.

When: Second Monday of each month at 6 p.m. Where: Glenn Sharrow American Legion, 76 N Main St., Hughesville. NAMI Meeting What: NAMI is hosting a monthly mental health support group connecting friends, families and individuals impacted by mental illness. When: The 2nd Wednesday of each month from 6:307:30 p.m. Where: 1st floor boardroom of Divine Providence Hospital, 1100 Grampian Blvd, Williamsport. Legion Meeting What: Muncy American Legion Auxiliary Unit 268 monthly meeting. When: Last Monday of the Month at 6:30 p.m. Where: Roland Ritter American Legion Post 268, 515 Legion Rd., Muncy. Domestic Violence Support What: Domestic Violence Support Group suggested for anyone 21 years of age and older who have experienced Domestic Violence. When: First Tuesday of each month from noon-1 p.m., and the third Wednesday of each month from 5:15 p.m.6:15 p.m. Where: YWCA Northcentral PA, Park Room, 815 W. Fourth St., Williamsport. ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS

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Phil Reeder What: Phil Reeder solo guitar playing acoustic eclectic. When: Friday, October 16th, at 6 p.m. Where: VFW Post 5825, 500 W. Pine Grove Rd., Pine Grove Mills. Makers Market What: Makers Market featuring local growers, bakers, and handcrafted goods. Shop fresh produce, homemade breads, unique crafts, and more while supporting local vendors in a family-friendly atmosphere. Fry Bros will also have a beer tent for sampling Pennsylvania crafted beer sold at our locations as well! When: Saturday, October 17th, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (Final of season).

Where: Fry Bros Turkey Ranch, 25 Route 184, Trout Run. Izzy Butters What: Izzy Butters. Open to the public. $5 cover for non-legion members. When: Friday, October 23rd, from 8-11 p.m. Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St., Montoursville. Halloween Bash What: Halloween bash with Dan McDermott. Open to the public. $5 cover for non-legion members. When: Saturday, October 31st, from 8-11 p.m. Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St., Montoursville. An Afternoon of Barbershop What: Heart of PA Chorus and West Branch Chorus Fall Show. The local chapter of the men’s Barbershop Harmony Society, the West Branch Chorus and the local chapter of the ladies’ Harmony, Inc., the Heart of PA Chorus, come together for an afternoon of a cappella harmonies — all of the songs will be sung in the Barbershop style. Additionally, quartets from both choruses will perform. Both choruses’ repertoire of songs for the show will range from show tunes to patriotic, pop and doo wop songs. Tickets are available on-line at AudienceView Professional (or www.ctlshows.com ) or by calling the Community Theatre League’s Box Office at 570-327-1777, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. When: Sunday, November 1st, at 2 p.m. Where: Community Theatre League, 100 W. 3rd St., Williamsport. Wesley James Music What: Wesley James Music. Open to the public. $5 cover for non-legion members. When: Friday, November 13th, from 8-11 p.m. Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St., Montoursville. Noble Acoustics What: Noble Acoustics. Open to the public. $5 cover for non-legion members When: Saturday, November 21st, from 8-11 p.m. Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St., Montoursville.

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her incision was too. It was like they both had surgery. Kitty to this day still has her bandaid on, and Kenzy healed beautifully. She was loving all the extra attention and visits at that time. Her only worry was she wasn’t allowed to do any swimming (pools or river) until the doctor cleared her, and that worried her because our river staycation was coming quickly. The timing worked out perfectly, though, as our river vacation started on July 2, and she was cleared to swim on July 1. Thank you, Jesus. Let summer nally begin! Or so we thought… Fourth of July was a decent weekend (a little wet), but we were anxious to nally be riverside all together, enjoying our rst week in our new camper, and our boat was nally in the water. Life was good. Jump to Saturday, July 11. Woke up to a gorgeous morning on the river. We were planning on packing a picnic and heading up to the (river) beach for the day with some other boating friends. But I quickly learned that my poor momma was in the ER.

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savings may not be able to exert any control over the cost of everyday items that are affecting their ability to save. However, these three approaches geared toward cutting back on daily spending might help people save more, which can position them to more effectively manage emergency situations. 1. Examine where your money goes each month. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau urges consumers to take a realistic look at their current spending patterns. The CFPB notes that various resources, including some that might not cost consumers a dime, can help people effectively track their spending. Many banks and credit unions offer online financial tracking services free of charge to account holders. Private companies may offer similar services for a fee. Whichever path consumers choose, it’s impossible to identify ways to cut back on spending without first recognizing how money is being spent. 2. Embrace cost-effective alterna-

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tives to items you currently buy each day. A morning cup of coffee is a cherished part of many adults’ daily lives. But where that cup of Joe is coming from is an import financial variable. In a recent analysis of café drinks conducted by Toast, researchers found that the average price of a regular cup of coffee was $3.27, an increase those behind the study credited to the rising cost of ingredients like coffee beans and sugar and higher wages for baristas. By comparison, Toast reported that the average cost of a brew-at-home coffee was between $0.25 to $0.75 per cup. Clearly, brew-at-home coffee is a cost-effective alternative. The same can be said for midday meals. Professionals who do not bring their lunch with them to work each day can start doing so. The cost savings of such a tweak are potentially significant and offer an instant and effective way to cut back on daily spending. 3. Turn off saved payment functions. If an examination of monthly spending reveals lots of money being spent at online retailers for non-essen-

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f you know a bit about word origins, you might assume that female was formed by adding a pre x to male; or similarly, that belfry — i.e., a church’s bell-tower — is a form of bell with a su x tacked on. But neither assumption is true — thanks to something called folk etymology. To quote Merriam-Webster, this relatively uncommon process involves “the transformation of words so as to give them an apparent relationship to other better-known or better-understood words.” In this way, the resulting term will seem to be derived from something familiar and related — even though there’s no real etymological connection. Take female, for instance: That actually comes from the Latin femella, a form of femina (from which we get feminine, of course). As one vocabulary textbook puts it, “the English word owes its spelling to the fact that people felt it must somehow be derived from the word male, although there is no linguistic relationship between the two.”

And as for belfry: That’s from the Middle English berfrey, a rolling siege tower that originally held no bell at all. Over time, the rst R changed to L, and the word became associated with church-towers containing a bell. So … that’s a long introduction to our current topic at Webb’s “Weird Words,” which came up last time with whiskey jack — a bird in the jay family. Its name derives likewise from folk etymology, by Anglicizing a Cree word for that creature: wiiskachaan — which became the easier whiskey john, and then eventually jack. I’ve got nearly two dozen similar folk derivations; let’s see how many we can get through this week. Let’s start alphabetically with acorn: Though the tree-borne nut might be thought to resemble a certain wellknown yellow kernel, acorn does not come from corn; it is rather a folk etymology of the Middle English aecern, which in turn comes from a family of European words designating nuts, fruit or produce. So by now, with andiron coming next,

you just know I’m gonna tell you it’s not related to iron. Yes, andirons — the raised supports for rewood in a hearth are usually made of iron; but the word itself allegedly goes back to the very old Gaulish term anedros, meaning “animal” — from the long-ago practice of putting decorative animal heads on andirons (dictionary.com). But perhaps the most intriguing and complex folk etymology is Amazon. We might begin by noting that the word now instantly evokes thoughts of online commerce; but of course, this well-known company was named for the South American river — probably because that waterway is the world’s largest and, like its modern namesake, moves an awful lot of stuﬀ. But the river itself was named for the legendary tribe of women warriors in ancient Greek mythology. This in turn occurred because — as Merriam-Webster points out the rst Europeans to descend the river were attacked by Indian warriors who, even at close range, they believed to be women.” In the best tradition of folk etymology, older writers explained that Amazon was a blend of two Greek el-

ements the pre x a-, meaning “not” or “without” (as in amoral, asexual and atheist); and mast- or maz-, meaning “breast” (as in mastectomy). In other words, it was supposed that Amazon literally meant “without a breast” — from the misguided theory that these erce females removed one mammary in order to facilitate archery. That notion is now widely discredited, with Wikipedia pointing out that all the ancient artistic representations of Amazons are twin-breasted. If this isn’t too complicated, one writer has gone so far as to suggest that the false etymology itself is responsible for this erroneous belief about Amazon anatomy. All that said, the word Amazon itself has an otherwise unknown etymology. Phew! So let s nish with something simpler Crayfish, as you may have guessed, is not related to ﬁsh — though of course they both live in water (hence the folk etymology); the word actually goes back to the Middle English word crevis, which in turn comes from the High German krebis, meaning “crab.” We’ve got about 10 more to cover in our next installment including hangnail, shame-faced and sacrilegious. See you then!

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ho wants to go to another conference? Same old stuffy panels, keynote speakers who almost get it, and endless “networking” hours that feel more like torture. That’s why Covation Center, Downtown Williamsport’s business incubator and coworking space, is throwing its fourth Small Business UnCon on October 19, 2026, at the Holiday Inn in Williamsport. The idea is simple: UnCon attendees design the event offerings in real time, based on their real struggles, interests and businesses. The day begins with a brainstorming session and breakfast. Attendees are invited to select from a pre-seeded set of topics or add their own using — what else? — Sharpies and sticky notes. Several small business leaders will act as facilitators throughout the day as attendees break off into smaller groups that will explore topics of greatest interest or use. Previous years’ UnCons have been a

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ongratulations! Assuming that you have had a successful hunt and there is venison hanging on the meat pole, let’s take a look at doing your own butchering and processing. Hopefully you were able to keep the meat clean and cool after making that well-placed shot, and the meat has been able to hang and age a bit as long as the temperature was cool enough. Those are the rst steps in ensuring really tasty venison for the table. How you decide to butcher the deer and prepare the various cuts will also help determine just how tender and well received the meat will be by all those who will partake of your venison meals. Let’s start with the butchering. Butchering your own deer is not a difcult process, and it is rather rewarding to know that you have done it yourself. Once the deer has been skinned, simply separate the carcass by rst removing the two front shoulders and then the two hind-

quarters from the remaining spine. The tenderest meat on the animal is that which lies along the spine — the backstraps and the inner tenderloins. The backstraps lie on either side of the spine and start just above the hips and continue up past the shoulders and into the neck. Most folks trim the backstrap oﬀ at the shoulder, but looking closely you can see that the same muscle group runs up into the neck, and this meat is just as tender as that which stops at the shoulder. A backstrap can be cut into 1 to 1 ¼ inch thick pieces (cross grain) and used as individual servings, or cut into lengths of six to ten inches (depending on the number of people to serve). To maximi e the avor of this tender cut, it should be cooked over a grill or, preferably, over an open wood re. Avoid overcooking any venison as it will tend to make the meat dry and tough. Ideally, cook venison to medium or medium rare. Inside the ribcage and just forward of the hind legs are the two inner tenderloins (sometimes called the sh

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by area hunters — don’t ask me why, that is just what some folks call them!). On a mature deer, they are about a foot long and about 1 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter. Don’t overlook this pair of muscles as they are extremely tender. Lobes of meat or muscle groups in the hindquarters or “hams” can easily be separated and saved as roasts, sliced into steaks, or sliced thinly for sandwich meat. “Dried venison,” a version of “dried beef,” can be made from meat found in the hindquarters. Shoulder and front leg meat generally can best be used either in making venison burger or cubed for canning. The neck meat is great for roasts, or can also be used for burger or for canning. Once the major muscle groups have been removed for steaks or roasts, take time to go back over the entire carcass and recover any remaining scraps of meat for use in making burger meat or for use in canning. Using venison meat to make venison burger is one of the best ways to stretch the meat for future use, as it can be used in so many ways. Burgers on the grill or over an open wood re, casseroles, chili, venison meatballs

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Rules – You must bring your properly tagged, 2025-26 PA Harvested buck to Poust Taxidermy or Sauer’s Trading for initial scoring. Initial scoring will be based on the number of points times the inside width. The contest will include the late season Archery & Muzzleloader seasons. Winners will be determined by ofﬁcial scoring using the Safari Club International Standards. Contest entrants must be scored by January 23rd, 2027.

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deer is trying to get rid of pesky insects, but repeated, erratic tail icking can also be a sign of distress and danger detection and a warning to nearby deer. Of course, there are a lot of other nonverbal forms of communication that deer use, and a couple of those are especially obvious as the breeding season gets underway. Buck rubs become very common, and deer hunters are always on the lookout for them. While the rub on a tree is very obvious, it’s also true that deer leave their scents on the rubs, and that is a form of communication to other deer. Scrapes, or those areas raked up by a deer’s hooves, are also telegraphing information to other deer, but to us hunters as well. These are just some of the more subtle signs to be looking for when watching deer, and apparently all of these little moves mean something to other deer, but they might also be alerts that deer hunters should be watching for as well.

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tails, in this case the fawns, of an impending need for a retreat. We soon saw the reason for the nonverbal signs; another doe stepped out of the nearby thick wooded area and walked towards the fawns and doe. I’m sure those of us who hunt have all seen the foot stomping and head bobbing on more than one occasion. What’s happening with a deer’s ears can also tell us a lot. Ears suddenly going forward means the deer is alert and looking at something intently; it may be danger or it’s just paying very close attention to something. On the other hand, when a deer has its ears pinned back, it’s likely displaying aggression towards another deer and usually occurs when feeding or during the rut. A deer’s tail also tells us a lot about what a deer may be thinking. A deer’s tail wagging left and right while running away is a signal to other deer to retreat from nearby danger. The aring of the tail hairs is another sign the deer is uneasy. The more the hairs are raised, the more likely the deer is concerned. Repeated tail icking can mean a

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Scott on Sports

Area Coaches Highlight WBV HOF

egardless of which Hall of Fame may be referenced, generally, member selection is based upon a combination of eligibility factors, performance, excellence, contributions, and a voting approval process. There can be no denying that if an individual coached for 149 years, winning over 2,300 games, they would be a shoo-in for membership. While France’s Jeanne Louis Calment holds the Guinness World Records record for the longest fully authenticated human lifespan at 122 years, 164 days

(passing in 1997), the West Branch Valley Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame could nd no record of any coaching expertise; so they selected ve area coaches who have combined for the numbers listed above to headline 12 new members to join its ranks, with installation scheduled for November 8 at the Genetti Hotel. Those ve honored coaches include high school coaches Craig Weaver, Sr., Mike Kirby, Chris Eiswerth and Casey Waller, along with 37-year college coaching veteran Charlie Fisher.

NIXON

PUBLIC AUCTION We will be selling from the home of Mr. Paul Nixon, Located at 3123 State Route 44, approx, 1 mile west from Rt 44 and Rt 15 intersection in Allenwood,Pa. 17810

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2026 Starting at 9:00 am

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2006 Harley Davidson 1450 Low Rider Motorcycle Screaming Eagle Racing Package- 17,319 Orig. Miles – Garage KeptFoot Pump Hydralic Motorcycle Lift Table [sold Separate]

2011 PEQUEA C-500 2 Wheel Dump Trailer Commercial Quality * Electric /Hydraulic Hoist * Garage Kept

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Remington Model Seven .243cal. w/ Nikon Buckmaster 3x9 Scope; Mossberg Model 500A 12ga. Pump Turkey Gun; Cricket .22cal.; Marlin Model 25MN Micro Groove .22 cal. w/ Scope; Colt Automatic .32cal Rimless Ptd Dec. 22 1903; Smith & Wesson 29 Classic Model .44 mag. Cal. Pistol w/ Pro Point Red Dot Scope; Winchester 24 Gun Safe; Wheel Horse C-165 8spd. Tractor w/ Plow & Weights and Chains; Wheel Horse 310-8 Tractor w/ Mower & Snowblower; Cub Cadet LX42 Lawn Tractor [Needs some Work]; MTD 8/24 Snowblower w/ Electric Start; Wheelbarrow; Metal Trck Tool Box; Husqvarna 128L Straight Shaft Gas Trimmer; Stihl MS290 Chainsaw; Plus Many More Items Yet To Be Found!!

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4pc Solid Oak Queen Size Bedroom Set; SP&K 8 Gallon Sauerkraut Crock; Copper Wash Boiler; Maple Cannon Ball Full size Bed; Tall Yellow M&M Figurine Store Display; Halloween Figure; Small Electrical Appliances; Various Kitchen Items and Pots & Pans; La-Z-Boy Double Reclining Country Green Plaid Love Seat and Matching 3 Cushion Reclining Sofa [Like New]; Double Pedestal Claw Foot Oak Table w. Board and 4 Oak Chairs; Enterprise Lard Press / Sausage Stuffer; Enterprise Meat Grinder w/ Motor; Turkey Fryer w/ Burner; SST wet/dry ShopVac; Miller Stick Welder; Mowing Sign; McGraw 21Gal. 110vt Air Compressor; Floor Jacks; Jack Stands; Block & Tackle; Bucksaw; York Barbell Free Weights; Receiver Hitch #8000 Lb Cable Winch; Submersible Sump Pump; Folding Leg Sawhorse Set; Tie Down Straps; Air Tools; Hand & Garden Tools; 10x20 Canopy; 2 Wheel Handcart; Vintage Block & Tackle; Plus Many More Items Of Interest!!!

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Craig Weaver – you name the sport, and he has coached it for over 42 years as a girls’ basketball, softball, tennis, boys’ basketball, and football coach during tenures at Montgomery, Hughesville, and Muncy. He is the Scott Lowery Lycoming County alltime leader with 613 girls’ basketball wins, with his various teams winning numerous district championships and state playoﬀ appearances. Mike Kirby – wore the coach moniker for 34 years as boys’ basketball coach at St. John Neumann and girls’ coach at Loyalsock Township, winning 592 games and 70% of his games. Twice, he led Neumann to two undefeated regular seasons and three appearances in the state tournament. His Lancer Ladies won six district championships and 13 state playoﬀs, including the Class AA uarter nals in 1984. As a player, he was the point guard on the 1972 Neumann basketball team that won the Pennsylvania Catholic Class C state title. Chris Eiswerth – the current South Williamsport head football coach and the only coach in school history to win

more than 100 games, including leading the Mountaineers to district tournament appearances every year, while posting a .671 winning percentage, the best in school history. In 2014 & 2023, his teams reached the PIAA state semi nals. He was named PIAA Class A coach of the year in 2023 and was inducted into the South Williamsport High School Hall of Fame in 2023. Casey Waller – Loyalsock, Hughesville and South Williamsport all named Waller to coach their baseball teams, and they were all rewarded with.700 winning seasons and state playoﬀ appearances. His team won 115 games at Loyalsock, 93 at Hughesville, and 63 at South during a 17-year run. His 2008 Lancer team won the Class AA state title. In his rst year of coaching girls’ softball, his Loyalsock Lancer girls’ softball team won the 2026 HAC-II. As a player, Waller played eight seasons of minor league baseball after being drafted by the Phillies in 1989. Charlie Fisher – the Warrior Run native coached collegiate football for 37 seasons as head coach at West Georgia and Western Illinois, reaching the D-II Championship twice and the FCS Championship once. He served as an assistant coach as oﬀensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach, or wide receiver coach at Division I Eastern Kentucky,

VANDINE FAMILY DOWNSIZING ONLINE AUCTION Preview by Appointment with Scott Younkin 570-323-9011 Auction ends Sunday, October 25, 2026 with a soft close starting at 7 PM

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Championships, winning two Big Ten titles. Doug Kohler Starting point guard for the 1968 Williamsport High School team that advanced to Eastern Region semi nals. Played baseball and basketball at the University of Scranton. Became an avid tennis player, traveling the state, winning many doubles tournaments with partner, Ron Travis. Keenan Michael Montoursville High School Track & Field. 2008 PIAA Class AA champion in the 110-meter hurdles. A three-year letter winner and Honorable Mention All-American in the 400-meter hurdles at Michigan State University. Joey Prato St. Joseph s High School Basketball (Honored Posthumously). Finished his career (1956-59) as the then Lycoming County record holder with 1,892 points. First player in Lycoming County history to surpass 600 points in a season and held the County scoring record for 39 years. Additionally, Jim and Bonnie Winder will be honored as Volunteers of the Year for their many years of service to the West End Babe Ruth baseball program. Individuals interested in attending the November 8 ceremonies can gain information by contacting Joe Guistina, guistina lycoming.edu.

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Ole Miss, Lenoir-Rhyne, North Carolina State, Temple, Vanderbilt, Miami of Ohio, Penn State (2012-13), Richmond, and Arizona State. He coached four NFL Draft choices at quarterback and ve rst-round picks at wide receiver. He was inducted into the Warrior Run (2015) and West Georgia (2013) Halls of Fame. Others to be honored include: Rachel (Houseknecht) Anderson – Hughesville 2007 PIAA 100-meter hurdle champion and track and eld standout at Division 1 Liberty University, including All-Big South Conference honors in the pole vault. Alexis Bower 2013 Gatorade Pennsylvania Softball Player of the Year at Williamsport High School and three-time all-state selection. Named two-time First Team All-Northeast Conference at St. Francis College. Ashleigh (Wetzel) Espinosa Lewisburg High School Track and Field Cross Country. Won 2003 PIAA state title in the 1,600-meter run. Named All-SEC Cross Country runner at Vanderbilt University in 2004. Hannah (Allison) Harris Mi inburg High School Field Hockey Basketball. Softball. Led Mi inburg to the 2007 PIAA Field Hockey Championship. A four-year starter at Penn State Field Hockey, appearing in three NCAA

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man. A generational talent. he upgrades are fantastic. The lights Unbelievable athlete. Tevin excels both on and off. He is and sounds are stupendous. My man a track superstar. Running and jumping. An all-state caliber Scott Lowery beat me to it. He penned a great article on the guard on the hoops team. A dual threat quarterback who new Williamsport Millionaire Stadium and the official ribroutinely makes incredible plays. Wow factors. Williams bon cutting. Well done, Scott. Locally Owned & Operated • Fully Insured • Free Estimates Words don’t describe the Jamie does it all. Seriously. He is Spencer on a different level. It doesn’t Broc Lorson - 570.916.0322 • broclorson@realsealllc.com beauty. It’s incredible. Really. matter the sport. A dominant I have seen it a few times in 1783 US Hwy 220, Muncy, PA 17756 person. I even got a tour of the new figure with a splendid smile. Fantastic lockers and other amenities. Dude? kid as well. Please join us for our Annual… Tevin was sidelined because of an illImpressive. Lots of cool stuff. A stunning facility. Something for everyone. ness. I don’t want to speculate. I went Estate • Real Estate • Inventory Reduction My friends and I are loving the luxuri- to school for seven years, but I am not Farm Dispersals - Liquidations ous press box. IPT SPORTS have their a doctor. Tevin was hospitalized. It was S O N R E I FF own soundproof booth. Air condition- scary. He is on the mend now. No worLAuctioneer 570-966-4006 A ries. The family was overwhelmed with ing. Incredible views. I’m not kidding. Estate • Real Estate • Inventory Reduction 162 Sportsman’s Club Road Lic.# AU005791 Farm Dispersals - Liquidations Coach Kevin Brown has the Millionthe love and support. Many school disMifflinburg, PA 17844 alsonreiff@gmail.com 570-966-4006 Auctioneer Auctioneer FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23RD • AUCTION BEGINS 9AM aires rolling. They are coming off a tricts sent well wishes and photos. This Estate • Real Estate • Inventory Reduction Estate • Real Estate • Inventory Reduction 1,000’s OF PLANTS WILL BE SOLD! big-time win at Jersey Shore last Friday. goes well beyond the game. It was a Farm Dispersals - Liquidations Farm Dispersals - Liquidations 446 Strickler Road | Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Great selection of shade and flowering trees and shrubs, unique west It hasn’t been easy for our rookie head beautiful thing. (570) 966-2451 | www.reiffnursery.com coast specimens, Green570-966-4006 Giant & Emerald Green Arborvitaes and more. 570-966-4006 Coach Brown and the Millionaires coach. He has faced 162 Sportsman’s Club Road Lic.# AU005791 162 Sportsman’s Club Road Lic.# AU005791 Mifflinburg, PA 17844 alsonreiff@gmail.com Mifflinburg, PA 17844 alsonreiff@gmail.com some diversities. Inju- had to make several adjustments. Teries to key personnel vin was a huge part of their successes. And that is an understatement. Zion make things tricky. Tevin Williams is the Hughes was moved back to quarter-

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Long guns Remington 788, 6mm w/Tasco scope Remington 700, 7mm Rem mag w/scope Remington 788, 223Rem w/scope Remington 788, 22-250Rem w/Tasco long range scope Remington 3200, 12ga over & under Remington 1100, 12ga full choke Winchester model 64, 30wcf, (mfg 1949) Winchester model 94AE, 30-30win Winchester model 61, 22 SL, LR Winchester model 72A, 22 SL, LR Savage 111, 300win mag w/scope CZ Echo 452-2 ZKM American 17HMR w/scope TC Encore 223rem w/scope and 50cal inline barrel Browning 22LR w/scope T C Hawkin 50cal Flintlock Tikka model T-3, 300win short mag H&R 1871, 45-70Gov w/scope Hartford 45colt H&R Topper model 58 12ga Rossi model 92SRC 357mag-38special Savage 24C 22LR over 20ga Springfield Armory 30cal M-1 Sako, 22LR w/bull barrel & long rang scope Stoeger Condor 20ga Weatherby Mark V, 378 weatherby mag w/Nikon scope Browning A-Bolt 284win Rossi, 44mag lever action Arsenal ASA98 7.62x39 Hi-Point model 4595, 45ACP

Hand guns T C Contender, 223rem w/scope North American Arms 22mag Armi Flli Tanfoglio 22mag Ruger Blackhawk 30cal=Ruger Blackhawk 44mag Deutsche Werke Werkerfturt 7.65mm (1920’s) Cabela's 45 long colt = CZ-52 7.62x25 Norinco 1911A1 45auto = S&W 357mag S&W 629 classic 44mag w/box & cleaning kit Remington 1911, 45cal = Rossi Amadeo 38special Ruger single-6 22 w/extra cylinder S&W 10mm = S&W 22LR S&W 45colt = S&W JM 45ACP American Derringer Corp, 45colt/410 H&R 32 S&W = Springfield 2XD-9 tactical 9mm Stevens model 22, 410 (poor condition needs work) and a few more parts guns, Large gun Safe, Knives; Schrade Old Timer, Frost cutlery fixed blade boot Dagger, US M3 WWII trench knife, Western 777 Blackout boot knife, Case XX, Buck model 180, & several other Bucks, JEEP advertising knife, Bone handle knives, Barlow pocket knives, Fillet knives, Butcher knives, and many more knives of all types, Reloading supplies; Lots of Powder, Bullets, Primers, Shotgun wads, Brass, all types of reloaded ammo, Dies, Shotgun presses and much more NOTE; Auction for Joann & the late Scott Heimer, Guns and knives will be cataloged, Hand guns will be transferred, watch for updates

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kins as well. The O Line has been great. They never get the spotlight, but they are legit. The same with the defense and young secondary. The guys are buying in. Yes. We all wish Tevin a speedy recovery. I had my doubts. How do you replace Tev? But these Millionaires have proved me wrong. Time and time again. It takes a village. Props to Coach Brown and his staff. There is a buzz at the new stadium in more ways than one. Cheers.

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back. The senior played the first few games at running back. Hughes has been a worthy replacement. He is balling. Zion had an incredible night at Jersey Shore. 19-29 passing for 340 yards. He also ran for 69. Video game numbers. Senior Tre Damschroder has also stepped up big. The talented wide receiver caught 8 passes for 186 yards and 2 TDS. Tons of Millionaires are kicking tail. Shout out to freshman running back ZaMire Hop-

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