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Breast Cancer Awareness Month Early Detection is Key

ccording to breastcancer.org, “Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an international health campaign that’s held every October. The month aims to promote screening and reduce the risk of the disease, which aﬀects 2.4 million women worldwide. Known best for its pink theme color, the month features a number of campaigns and programs designed to: – Support people diagnosed with breast cancer, including those with metastatic breast cancer. – Educate people about breast cancer risk factors. – Motivate people to learn about their risk of breast cancer. – Raise money for breast cancer research. – Encourage people to go for regular breast cancer screening — for women, regular scans begin at age 40 or earlier, depending on personal breast cancer risk.” As the World Health Organization notes, “Behind every diagnosis is a person, a family and a unique journey. People may face diﬀerent challenges depending on their diagnosis, treatment, support networks and access to care.

Every person aﬀected by breast cancer deserves to be, supported and treated with dignity. And everyone, wherever they live, should have access to the care they need.” And that message hits home. Because breast cancer doesn’t look the same for everyone — but it does touch so many lives. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation: – 1 in 8 women, or approximately 13% of the female population in the U.S., will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. – Breast cancer is the most common cancer in American women, except for skin cancers. Approximately 30 of all new female cancer diagnoses will be breast cancer. On average, every 2 minutes a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States. – Approximately 66% of breast cancer cases are diagnosed at a localized stage, before cancer has spread outside of the breast, when it is easiest to treat. – The 5-year relative survival rate for earlystage cancer diagnosed at the localized stage is over 99%. Approximately 10-15 of women diagnosed have a family history of breast

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f you nd a lump or any other worrisome changes, stay calm. Most self-exam ndings are not signs of breast cancer. But you should still call your healthcare provider if you notice any: hange in the look, feel, or size of the breast. hange in the look or feel of the nipple. impling or puckering of the skin. Lump, hard knot, or thick spot in the breast tissue. – Nipple discharge. – Nipple or other area pulling inward. – Pain in one spot that won’t go away. – Rash on the nipple. – Swelling of one or both breasts. Warmth, redness, or dark spots on the skin. Don’t panic — most lumps are not cancerous — but do call your doctor. There you have it. Once again, a selfexam should never replace your regular screenings with your doctor. If you have a 4 or higher at the front of your age, or were alive when Baby Jessica fell down that well, remember that you should be getting yearly mammograms or whatever your PCP recommends. UPMC’s $55 Mammogram Offer ost should never keep you from taking care of yourself. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness

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There were 56 Distinguished Service Crosses, our nation’s second-highest award for valor. And every man who ew it was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. This was the single greatest American mission in history, the most bloody, and the most decorated. In the medal department, it even rivals D-Day, and that was an entire invasion of a continent.” What type of research and sources did you have to use in preparation of this book? “The number one source was Ernie himself. At rst, he was reluctant to tell his story. He had lost his wife. He had lived a full life. Why bother going back into the past? He had already lived an absolutely astounding wartime journey. But we told him, this will be about all the guys. Through your story and the story of your crew, we can tell the story of all the men who ew in, some of whom died in that epic raid, and the untold aftermath: what happened to the men who were shot down? That’s

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what Ernie’s story included. Not only was his rookie crew on their second mission when they ew in the Ploesti raid, the worst second mission a crew could ask for, but they didn’t make it home. They were shot down, and he would go on to experience the strangest POW experience of World War , when he and 110 other men were imprisoned in an Alpine lodge high in the Transylvanian Alps. What began as something like “Hogan’s Heroes,” in the end carried all the seriousness and life-and-death stakes of The Great Escape. That’s what got Ernie to open his door to us: this book would be a tribute to every man who climbed into a B-24 on August 1, 1943, and steered north for Romania. From there, we met with the families of each of Ernie’s crew, and it turned out the men had left behind an incredible document written in 1944. After the survivors made it to England, while they were waiting to be debriefed, each man wrote down his memories of the operation. Every survivor recounted his experience on the great raid, from the navigator to the tail gunner. This was on their own. t wasn t for a medal

inquiry or an after-action report. The pilot of the bomber typed it all up, and that came to us from his daughter. With that as a starting point, the book was already in an amazing place.” During your research, was there something that surprised you about the story? oing into this book, ust thought of Romania as an Axis partner. What discovered, and what was surprising, was that the Romanians liked the Americans. When Ernie made a run for it from his crashed bomber, he was eventually captured and imprisoned in a cistern below ground. Then the trapdoor opened, and he heard those fateful words spoken in English: “Hello, boys.” That was his rst meeting with Princess atherine arad a. She had already rescued Ernie’s navigator, extracting him from the damaged aircraft where he was pinned and soaked in gasoline. She owned 1,000 acres, including the land they crashed on. And Ernie was surprised to discover that she would have been Se e TIDAL WAVE o n Pa g e 1 2

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Front. Suddenly the whole nation was in a tough spot they had reclaimed their land from Stalin, but what would happen if Hitler lost the war Stalin would be coming at them with a vengeance. That s how Romania plunged itself into World War . What should the reader take away in meaning from this book? hope readers will come to understand that Ernie and his comrades are important Americans who earned their place in our memory. They ew arguably the most spectacular mission in military history, and many of them paid for it with their lives 45 bombers were shot down by enemy re, almost a uarter of those that set out. t was the highest casualty rate in any single air mission in our history, and the most decorated mission. The stories of heroism that you ll nd in Tidal Wave will leave you speechless. And the ultimate legacy of those men and their sacri ce would show up at the end of the war, during the attle of the ulge, when Hitler s Se e TIDAL WAVE o n Pa g e 1 4

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step in hristian he rst level of hristian discipleship. discipleship is formation. Most churches Formation is de ned as take formation the act of giving shape very seriously. t is why they provide to something. A good example is a Sunday School, catechism and potter who places a lump of clay on con rmation classes, children s a wheel and forms it into a bowl. church, vacation ible school, kid s Peter identi es the process of camps, preschools and day care. hristian formation These are all fruitful opportunities Therefore, rid yourselves of all malice to assist parents as they form their and all deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander Tim children into the hristian faith. of every kind. Like newborn babies, crave Hartzell We teach them the ma or ible pure spiritual milk, so that by it you may stories and the Ten ommandments. grow up in your salvation, now that you We help them to memorize the Lord s prayer, have tasted that the Lord is good. I Peter 2:1-3 Peter does us a great favor when he uses the books of the ible, and the Apostle s parenting to illustrate the role of formation creed. We share with them about esus, his in discipleship. The rst responsibility of work on the cross, and the power of the every parent is to begin forming their baby into resurrection. We instill in them the fruit of the Spirit, the eatitudes, and the power of mature and complete humans. Formation is necessary because babies don t prayer. We teach them to tell the truth, to understand the diﬀerence between right and love and respect others, and to work hard wrong. They don t realize that hunger pain and pursue their potential. We are forming means it s time to eat, so they ust cry. nfants into them the basic knowledge that will serve don t know how to dress themselves or stay as a solid-rock foundation of a mature and warm. They have no idea how to manage complete hristian. The theme verse for formation is Proverbs either end of their digestive system. They n he ay hey sh l g can t walk or talk or even count 22 6, ar chil ren to three. nfants are a most and even when they are old they will not turn from it. Of course, not all spiritual children are precious and beautiful lump of clay, and it is the responsibility three years old sometimes a spiritual infant of every parent to form them. This makes formation the rst Se e FAITH o n Pa g e 1 8

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is sixty, or even eighty years old. Peter wasn’t writing to toddlers; he was writing to adults who also happened to be spiritual infants. He encouraged them, like newborn babies, to crave pure spiritual milk so they could grow up in their salvation. This is sometimes a challenge in discipleship. It can be hard for full-grown adults to submit to formation-level discipleship. It’s a pride issue. Peter tells them to let go of pride and humbly pursue the basics of the Christian faith. He understood the value of formationlevel discipleship, and warned them not to skip it. We would be wise to humbly heed his warning – and churches would be wise to provide formation-level discipleship for adults. Now that we have established the value and purpose of formation-level discipleship, we also need to identify a potential discipleship trap. While formation has a purpose, it is not the destination. Parents know how frustrating it would be to have their child remain in the formation stage. It would be exhausting! We expect our kids to start moving out of the formation stage as soon as they begin displaying critical thinking and free will. Most parents have an age-goal for their children to eat solid food, walk, graduate from diapers, count to ten, recite the alphabet, and begin making their own bed. Most preschools won’t accept a three-year-old that isn’t pottytrained. Why? Because they don’t want to mess with that!

Paul warns about the formation discipleship trap in I Corinthians 3:1-3, Brothers and sisters, I could not address you as people who live by the Spirit but as people who are still worldly — mere infants in Christ. I gave you milk, not solid food, for you were not yet ready for it. Indeed, you are still not ready. You are still worldly. The writer of Hebrews also identi es this trap, We have much to say about this, but it is hard to make it clear to you because you no longer try to understand. In fact, though by this time you ought to be teachers, you need someone to teach you the elementary truths of God’s word all over again. You need milk, not solid food! Anyone who lives on milk, being still an infant, is not acquainted with the teaching about righteousness. But solid food is for the mature, who by constant use have trained themselves to distinguish good from evil. Therefore let us move beyond the elementary teachings about Christ and be taken forward to maturity, not laying again the foundation of repentance from acts that lead to death, and of faith in God, instruction about cleansing rites, the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment. And God permitting, we will do so. Hebrews 5:11-6:3. Christian, are you trapped in the formation stage? Are you fussing over things that should already be settled? Is endless debate your way of shirking your responsibilities? Do you like being a spiritual baby and being fawned over by the church? Stop it. It’s time to grow up and take responsibility for yourself. There are infant believers coming in behind you and they need your help. Grow up! In the next article we’ll focus on level two of discipleship: conformation.

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he Lycoming County Commissioners met on October 8th to handle staffing changes, finalize a land sale, and discuss an uncomfortable financial reality: taxpayers pay for both sides of every trial that goes to completion. The commissioners talked openly about how much trials cost. When a case goes all the way through the court system, the county picks up the bill for the prosecution and the defense. It is expensive. A plea deal would be cheaper for the county budget. Everyone in the room knows that. But the commissioners made clear that saving money cannot be the deciding factor. The primary obligation is making sure justice happens for the families of victims. That means sometimes the county pays for a full trial even when a cheaper option exists. The board finalized the sale of two county-owned land parcels on Beach Road, right next to the County Farm. Parcel 164 and Parcel 59 will bring $315,000 into the county. The sale is pending a final review by the county solicitor, so a closing date has not been set yet. Every dollar from this sale will go straight into farm improvements. The exact nature of those projects was not

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What: Exploring Genealogical Society cemetery resources with the Lycoming County Genealogical Society. Free and open to the public. When: Saturday, October 24th, at 1 p.m. Where: Taber Museum, 858 W. 4th St., Williamsport. Audubon Event: Canfield Island Bird Walk What: This local hotspot offers the chance to see and hear a wide variety of species. The location along the Susquehanna River, with its grassy meadow, woodlands and wetlands provides varied habitat for many different species. This will be a leisurely, and flat walk from the parking area, out to the fields and riverfront of the island. When: Saturday, October 24th, at 9 a.m. Where: 2870 Greevey Rd., Montoursville. Pruning Fruit Trees What: Learn how to prune your fruit trees for their overall health and maximize their fruit production. When: Saturday, October 24th, from 9-11a.m. Where: Lysock View Complex, 542 County Farm Rd., Montoursville. Fall Festival What: Join us for a fall festival. Admission is free. Games, artisan vendors, food trucks, pumpkin decorating, and a trunk-or-treat. When: Saturday, October 24th, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: The Meadows, 2160 Warrensville Rd., Montoursville. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: Saturday, October 24th, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. “CCC of Little Pine” What: Join the park naturalist and learn about the work the “CCC of Little Pine” did in the 1930’s and 1940’s in the area, the culture in these camps, and how it prepared some to be well-disciplined World War II

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Where: Taber Museum 858 West 4th St., Williamsport. There is parking behind the museum and in the lot behind Trinity Church. CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS... Closet Donations What: Daniel’s Closet donations. Infants, children & adult clothing, coats & shoes. When: Thursday, October 22nd, from 4-6 p.m. Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1101 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. Concert What: The Millers in concert. There will be a love offering taken to support Nottingham Four. For more information, call 570-584-2765 or 570-916-3624. When: Friday, October 23rd, at 7:30 p.m. Where: Lairdsville Faith Church, 6786 Route 118, Lairdsville. Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat What: 7th annual drive-thru trick-or-treat. Stop by for some tasty treats and to enjoy our spooky Halloween display! When: Friday and Saturday, October 23rd & 24th, from 6-7:30 p.m. Where: Kendron UMC, 14725 Rt. 220 Hwy. Daniel’s Closet What: Daniel’s Closet free clothing giveaway. When: Saturday, October 24th, from 8:30-11 a.m. Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1101 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. Trunk-or-Treat What: Community trunkor-treat. All abilities and ages welcome! When: Sunday, October 24th, from 5-7 p.m. Where: City Church, 36 E.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS EVENTS… 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. Lockport Drifters What: Lockport Drifters playing bluegrass, folk and americana. When: Sunday, October 25th, at 3 p.m. Where: Bluegrass/Country Jam, Yearick Center, 341 Walnut St., Howard. 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.

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Apparently, I am also an overachiever when it comes to asking mindless questions — a trait that my spouse considers to be the height of exasperation. He even has a name for me related to my special talents in that arena — the Question Queen. But I’ve got news for him; I’m not insulted by it. Instead, I’ve embraced the title and try to pepper him with even more questions than he thought humanly possible. He’s remarked on more than one occasion that he’s tried to anticipate which particular questions ll re in his direction upon his return from being out, and, of course, the rst three are ones he never imagined. Touché. What’s more, I have a habit of plucking his gnarly ear hairs or an eyebrow hair gone rogue with far more glee than is deserved. Admittedly, I do nd oy in ridding him of unruly and unwanted hairs near his face. Pain ust happens to be a byproduct. m also guilty of pestering him to remove the unsightly piles of papers on our kitchen island — the ones he can’t bear to trash or move somewhere out of sight. I confess that said pestering is oﬀ the charts, but someone has to do it. But what drives him absolutely

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his recurring “Weird Words” column aims to unpack oddball vocab like pogonip, putz, gleet, dik-dik and boustrophedon. But you can’t just keep trotting out such lists over and over, say 138 times in a row — which is where we’re at after more than three years. So every now and then, we dip into some other word-related topic: spelling, pronunciation, dictionaries, grammar — and of course, etymology, which studies where a word comes from, and how it’s changed over the years. That’s what we’re looking at just now, with a somewhat obscure phenomenon called folk etymolog y. As we saw last week, this is a process in which a strange word evolves into something both similar and more familiar — leading folks to assume an etymological connection, even though there isn’t one. Take crayﬁ sh, for instance: That used to be crevis, from the German krebis, meaning “crab.” But it’s such an odd term that speakers gradually changed the pronunciation so it would sound like what it meant (an underwater creature). In other words: etymology by … folks. Our previous installment also covered belfry (which doesn’t come from “bell”), andirons (not from “iron”) and female (not a su xed form

of “male”). Here are more: Hangnail, that vexing ap of skin on your nger, is not related to either hang or ﬁngernail. nstead, the rst syllable was originally ang-, meaning “painful,” while the latter referred to the type of nail you hammer — due to the way the ngernail s shape resembles a nailhead. And headlong does not come from long, but rather -ling, a now-obsolete su x meaning in that direction or manner. (This su x has other unrelated meanings that we do still use — as in earthling and duckling.) The “direction” sense of -ling was also found in sideling, which likewise changed into the more familiar-sounding sidelong. Perhaps the weirdest instance in this week’s list is cockroach, which was Anglicized from the Spanish cucaracha (yes, like the famous Spanish folk song). English speakers somehow adapted this to sound like the better-known cock (chicken) and roach (a type of sh). Hmmm. f you know that the watergoing type of roach includes minnows, you can see some similarity there; but where the chicken came from, I don’t know. Maybe it was crossing the road? Penthouse, as you may now be guessing, is not connected to house, but is a reformulation of the Middle English pentis, which in turn is related to append and appendix — in the sense of something extra added on.

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illiamsport High School students think the voting age should stay where it is, and they do not want to enter into politics, and they think that politicians are as honest as anybody else. These opinions were revealed in a cross-section poll in a series of Institute of Student Opinion surveys sponsored by Scholastic Magazine. Three questions were asked: “Do you think the voting age should be lowered to 18?” “In choosing possible careers for yourself would you choose politics?” The third was five statements concerning the characteristics of people in politics from which the student was

asked to choose one. Of the students participating in the poll, 92 thought the voting age should be lowered to 18. 119 thought it should not be. One even ventured to say that he thought it should be raised. There were four students who had no opinion. The question brought mostly the same reply. Seventeen of the 213 would choose politics as a career, 183 would not. The third question as mention before, consisted of five questions of which the students were asked to choose one. The students were asked indirectly if they thought politicians were corrupt and out for easy money, or moral integrity was a high as anyone else. The majority of the students (85 out of 203) voted for the idea that politicians were as honest as anyone else.

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is given in three doses. Participants are randomly assigned to diﬀerent study groups. Those assigned to the vaccine group receive three doses before undergoing the standard recommended surgery. After surgery, researchers can examine the removed tissue and evaluate how the immune system responded. Participants will then be monitored for years to determine whether the abnormal cells return. This is an early and carefully controlled step in the research process. The trial will help researchers better understand the vaccine’s safety and eﬀectiveness. f the ndings are promising, the study may expand to include more women at additional cancer centers. The trial is open only to a speci c group of patients. Potential participants must be women age 50 or older who are postmenopausal and have been diagnosed with early-stage S. The clinical research team must review each patient’s medical history and circumstances to determine eligibility. The vaccine is not currently available to the general public, nor is it intended for individuals who have not been diagnosed with DCIS. It is important to view this research as a promising possibility rather than an established way to prevent breast cancer.

10 a.m.- We will be offering this beautiful 1632 sq ft home with approx. 12.57 acres located in Eldred Township, Montoursville School District. This home 29 long guns-23 Hand guns-Reloading supplies– Knives th has wonderful opportunities along with peace and quiet. It is in move in condi*1 East Park Street Hughesville Pa tion featuring 3 bedrooms and17737* one full Long guns Hand guns bath. While being nestledrd in this great T C Contender, 223rem w/scope Remington 788, 6mm w/Tasco scope (Lycoming County Fairgrounds 3 street North American Arms 22mag Remington 700, 7mm Rem mag w/scope country setting you can also get to enArmi Flli Tanfoglio 22mag Remington 788, 223Rem w/scope Ruger Blackhawk 30cal=Ruger Blackhawk 44mag Remington 788, 22-250Rem w/Tasco long range scope joy some wildlife including Deer, Turentrance) Deutsche Werke Werkerfturt 7.65mm (1920’s) Remington 3200, 12ga over & under Cabela's 45 long colt = CZ-52 7.62x25 Remington 1100, 12ga full choke key, Bear. This home has a lot of great 5 pm.- Household, Collectibles, vintage furniture, Kitchenware, Norinco 1911A1 45auto = S&W 357mag Winchester model 64, 30wcf, (mfg 1949) features, including a large open floor plan kitchen, first floor washer and dryer area, S&W 629 classic 44mag w/box & cleaning kit Winchester model 94AE, 30-30win good collection tools a shop press, cutting Remington 1911, 45cal = Rossi Amadeo 38special Winchester model 61, 22 SL, LR spacious living of room area andincluding a XL full bathroom, it has 200 amp service, oil heat,torches well Ruger single-6 22 w/extra cylinder Winchester model 72A, 22 SL, LR and more, We Hope To See You There For full listing and Pictures S&W 10mm = S&W 22LR Savage 111, 300win mag w/scope and septic, Gas oil and mineral rights WITH ROYALTIES convey with the property. I S&W 45colt = S&W JM 45ACP CZ Echo 452-2 ZKM American 17HMR w/scope out on at TC Encore 223rem w/scope and 50cal inline barrel go to auctionzip.com 45518, check can’t speak enough aboutID# this property as itor awaits its newus owner(s)!!!!! Wefacebook are offering American Derringer Corp, 45colt/410 H&R 32 S&W = Springfield 2XD-9 tactical 9mm Browning 22LR w/scope 2% REALTOR PARTICIPATION(570) also. Levi Spring Auctioneering 560-9543 * Watch for upcoming Stevens model 22, 410 (poor condition needs work) T C Hawkin 50cal Flintlock and a few more parts guns, Large gun Safe, Tikka model T-3, 300win short mag Estatelisting Terms: 5%and Buyers premium added to purchase price, Cashier or certiKnives; Schrade Old Timer, Frost cutlery fixed blade H&R 1871, 45-70Gov w/scope ads foreReal more details. boot Dagger, US M3 WWII trench knife, Western 777 Hartford 45colt fied check in the amount of $9,000 made out to “Levi Spring Auctioneering” down the Blackout boot knife, Case XX, Buck model 180, & severH&R Topper model 58 12ga Terms day and Conditions: NO BUYERS PREMIUM, cash or good pa of auction with remaining due in 45 days or upon delivery of good title, properal other Bucks, JEEP advertising knife, Bone handle Rossi model 92SRC 357mag-38special knives, Barlow pocket knives, Fillet knives, Butcher Savage 24C 22LR over 20ga check credit card 3 1/2% loss, buying as is where is no guarantees ty to be sold with very motivated seller confirmation, also PENDING 30 DAY FIRST knives, and many more knives of all types, Springfield Armory 30cal M-1 Reloading supplies; Lots of Powder, Bullets, Primers, Sako, 22LR w/bull barrel & long rang scope or warranties made by the auctioneer, statements RIGHT OF REFUSAL, (please callseller Levi withor anythe questions) buying as is where is no Shotgun wads, Brass, all types of reloaded ammo, Stoeger Condor 20ga Dies, Shotgun presses and much more, to much to list, Weatherby Mark V, 378 weatherby mag w/Nikon scope warranties guarantees madetake by the precedence auctioneer or the seller, statements the day made the dayorof auction over any made previous Guns & Knives will be cataloged for auction, Browning A-Bolt 284win of auction take precedence over any previous material, any testing or inspections may Preview @ 3:00 Pm on auction day Rossi, 44mag lever action material. NOTE; Auction for Joann & the late Scott Arsenal ASA98 7.62x39 be done at the expense of the potential buyer!!! Heimer, Hand guns will be transferred by Hi-Point model 4595, 45ACP

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or an experienced hunter, one of the most valuable ways we can spend our time is to mentor a new youth hunter. It can truly be a rewarding experience to take a young, eager novice and nurture them through the process of becoming a safe, ethical, and knowledgeable hunter. It will be an activity that both you and the youth will remember for years. It was in 2006 that a group of visionary hunters and conservationists sat at a round table at the Pennsylvania Game ommission o ce and developed the outline for a Mentored Youth Hunting Program. It was quickly recognized as a valuable tool to instill safety and ethics in new young hunters and to aid in recruiting new hunters into our ranks. The bill introducing the program was signed by Governor Ed Rendell that same year. Having watched the success of the program here in Pennsylvania, today more than 34 other states have adopted their own programs for mentoring youth

hunters. Again, citing the success of the Mentored Youth Hunting Program, here in Pennsylvania the concept of the program has continued to expand and today even includes provisions for mentoring new adult hunters. Currently, mentored hunters are not required to take a Hunter-Trapper Education class before obtaining a permit to hunt through the program. Mentored hunters ages 12 or older may participate in the program for a maximum of three license years. After that period, they must obtain a license to hunt. Individuals who participate in the mentored program for at least three years before turning 12 are required to get a license at 12 rather than continuing as a mentored hunter. License buyers must rst successfully complete a Hunter-Trapper Education course. Over the years since its inception, the species of game animals and birds that are huntable through the program have expanded. Today, a mentored hunter can hunt squirrels, rabbits, hares, ruﬀed grouse, bobwhite

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quail, pheasants, waterfowl, crows, doves, porcupines, woodchucks, coyotes, deer, bears, and wild turkeys in any of their respective seasons, and must follow daily and season bag limits for each species. Mentored hunters 16 and under may follow the same deer antler restrictions as junior license holders, which is one antler at least 3 inches long or one antler with at least two points. The current issue of the Pennsylvania Hunting and Trapping Digest spells out in detail all of the information regarding Mentored Hunting Program fees, which vary depending on the age of the mentored hunter. A bit more complicated are the regulations regarding the requirement of harvest tags and when they can or cannot be transferred between a mentor and the mentored hunter. If you are planning on being a mentor, it would be important to make sure you have a clear understanding of these regulations as written in the Digest. Safety and Liability are critically important issues, and mentoring a youth provides one of the best opportunities to instill in a new hunter the many facets of hunting and rearm handling safety and liability. All of the regulations and requirements are included in the

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The rst one is usually scary, but once get past the rst one and settle in throughout the game, my mindset is, here I am, I’m about to kick it, and it is going to go through the uprights. Caleb Johnson is my holder, and we have very good trust with each other. I know as soon as the ball is snapped that he will get it down for a good hold. If something goes wrong, there is nothing I can do about it, and that doesn’t bother me when the next kick comes around. “This football season has been fun, and I’ve really enjoyed the experiences and good times we’ve had in our new performance center weight room with all the guys. It has been an improvement for every single person; strength-wise, conditioning-

wise, and the team camaraderie we’ve all experienced. We are getting close to the playoﬀs, and I hope I can keep my streak going, making all my extra points. Next year, I’ll be working on getting touchbacks with my kickoﬀs, and d like to be able to make 50yard eld goals. haven t had any eld goal opportunities this season but want to be ready when that chance comes.” Brotherly rivalry does exist between the two. “Playing with Kaiden is a little weird,” Colton admitted. “We’re both competitive and play on the same team, each one trying to be the best of the two. I’m a few minutes older, so that gives me some bragging rights.”

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Iowa State. They are good, but they aren’t ready to compete in the BIG 10 race. Be careful with what you wish for. Those responsible have encouraged us to hang in there. This is all part of the rebuilding process. I can only relay the same. Do the PSU fans deserve better? Sure. But this will not happen overnight. Again. There are many factors. Hiring the next big name will not put your program in the top ve. You are only as good as your horses. Coach Campbell was hired very late in the game. The PSU recruits ipped. They went elsewhere. Some went to Virginia Tech with James Franklin. Again. The landscape has changed. Now ampbell and his staﬀ have to nd and renew those relationships. This isn’t Iowa State. Cheers.

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NOW HIRING

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570-398-7675

Breakfast

ASK FOR MIKE

New Hours 7:00am-12:00 Noon

Cook & bartender are separate positions.

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