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Muncy Locals Aug.30, 2017

By Staff | Aug 30, 2017

This time of year I see a lot of road kill, and often feel sorry to see the poor animals hit by a car or truck. As hunting season gets closer, we will see more of these road incidents. To facilate removal of deer killed on the road, just call PennDot at 1-800-FIX-Road or the maintenance office at Lycoming County at 570-368-4281. Be safe this Labor Day weekend and enjoy our mountain getaway retreats. I was in Eagles Mere on Saturday and always enjoy the pleasant drive, visiting friends and walking along the lake. The Crestmont Inn is one of my favorite places to eat, and the chef is highly trained in gourmet dining. It is a treat!

Congratulations to June and Bill Myers who will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday with an open house at their home in Muncy on Buck Hill Road on Saturday evening.

Fairfield Auto Group has a new BMW dealership now in Muncy and located at 205 Lycoming Mall Drive. Although high in maitenance, these cars are worth the test drive. I previously owned one that ran over 250,000 miles before I decided to trade it in for a new Honda which I still own. I was told that car should also reach over 200,000 miles.

Vendors are wanted for the “All Things Christmas” 2nd annual craft show coming to Muncy on December 2. If you are interested, call Joyce McCarty at 546-8910.

Enjoy the quiet time of Labor Day weekend and through Red Cross.org, you can send wishes, kindness, donations and help to all those families in Texas who are displaced from the devastating hurricane, Harvey. It reminds me so much of Hurricane Agnes in 1972 when it just rained here for days. I had to wear rubber boots outside the entire time until the water receded.

Thurs. Aug. 31 The Susquehanna Civil War Roundtable will feature a presentation entitled “Death on the Rails-The Shohola, PA Train Wreck” featuring Susquehanna Civil War Roundtable member and local historian Barry Stocker at 7:00 p.m. at the the Degenstein Library, 40 S. 5th St. Sunbury. Come see a very interesting presentation on the Shohola train wreck of July, 1864 and its interesting place in Civil War history. PLEASE NOTE: This meeting will be held on August 31, one week later than our normal meeting date. All are welcome to attend. For further information contact Greg Kline at 717-571-6877.

Fri. Sept. 1 Toddler Tales at Muncy Public Library for ages 1-5 at 10 a.m. featuring the letter A.

Sat. Sept. 2 – Classic Cruise-In at Robin’s Cozy Nest, Rt. 42 Unityville, 5-8 p.m. All old and antique vehicles welcome.

Tues. Sept. 5 Gentle Flow Yoga at 1 p.m. at the Muncy Public Library. Julie Kennedy will teac a 4 week introduction to Yoga. This program is designed for beginners and allows the use of chairs, blocks and other support items. Space is limited. Call 570-546-5014 to register.

Tues. Sept. 5 Crazy 8’s Club for K-2 at 3:30 p.m. Week 1 will be Glow In the Dark Geometry. Practice math skills through games and activities. Siblings are welcome. Call 570-546-5014.

Weds. Sept. 6 Preschool storytie for ages 3-5 at 10 a.m. Join Officer Williams to read a story and learn how to cross the street safely.

Weds. Sept. 6 Program on healthy aging with a local harvest cooking workshop at 11 a.m.

Sept. 7-10 The first traveling water circus is coming to Muncy at the Lycoming Mall. See the latest trends of the industry packed full with incredible acts. Look for the white and blue big top tent located between Sears and Bon-Ton.

Sun. Sept. 10 Butterfly Day at Montour Preserve from 2-3 p.m. at the Environmental Education Center. Presented by Deb Steransky of Muncy and Penn State Master Gardener. & PA Master Naturalist. Come see and learn about monarch butterflies, one of nature’s wonders.

Tues. Sept. 12 Senior Expo at the Pennsdale Civic Center, 261 Village Road, Pennsdale from 9:30 to 1 p.m. A free informational fair sponsored by Rep. Garth Everett and Sen. Gene Yaw.

Thurs. Sept. 7 Crazy 8’s Club for grades 3-5 at the Muncy Public Library at 3:30 p.m.

Sept. 15-17 Bowhunters Festival, the oldest gathering of bowhunters in the world, Forksville Fairgrounds.