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Starts 09/21/2025 – 09/30/2025

Soft close bidding starts 7 p.m. (est), Tuesday, September 30, 2025  

KASTER  AUCTION : GUNS ,AMMUNITION ,2024 24′ AMERICAN TRAILER  .

TRAILER WILL BE PAID FOR WITH CASH  OR CHECK

 FIREARMS : ARMALITE AR-10 308 CAL., MARBLE’S GAME GETTER GUN 22/44-410 2024, REMINGTON MODEL 700 25/06 BOLT ACTION, REMINGTON 45 CAL. MODEL 1911 RI, SAVAGE MODEL 240 – A  222 CAL OVER 20 GAUGE WITH SIMMONS SCOPE, COLT MODEL 1903 AUTOMATIC 32 CAL ,SAVAGE MODEL 1111 270 WINCHESTER WITH SCOPE,WINCHESTER XPR .338 WIN MAG WITH SCOPE, C.V.A. CASCADE 22-250 REM. WITH SCOPE, EMPEROR 12 GAUGE PUMP, HIGHPOINT MODEL CP mm  LUGER , ASSORTMENT OF AMMUNITION,  2024 AMERICAN 24′ OPEN TRAILER WITH TITLE ,GUN CABINETS, WINCHESTER LIGHT UP MOTION DISPLAY SIGN,  ,STIHL HT 103 LIKE NEW GAS POLE SAW, STIHL FS 131R GAS WEED CUTTER ,SUMIT CLIMBING TREE STAND , POWER TOOLS AND HUNTING ACCESSORIES 

ALL FIREARMS MUST GO THROUGH FFL REGULATIONS “REQUIRED” 

ARRANGEMENTS FOR PICK UP OR SHIPPING OF FIREARMS ARE AS FOLLOWING

For local pick up : A valid Pennsylvania drivers license must be provided to pick up FIREARMS . .  Transfer Fee $ 25.00 FOR FIREARMS ONLY . A COPY OF Your paid invoice will be required when you pick up your  firearms. 

PICKUP FOR FIREARMS & AMMUNITION ONLY IS SUNDAY, OCT. 5,2025 10:00 AM  TO 1 :OO PM  at  27 Watrous St, Gaines, PA 16922 . OR BY CALLING FOR AN APPOINTMENT 814-433-6138

Shipping arrangements for firearms can be made by calling  JOHN ZEIGLER  AT 814-433-6138 (FFL DEALER) , IN Gaines, PA.16921

  ALL OTHER AUCTION HUNTING ITEMS & TOOLS  WILL BE  PICKED UP AT 303 NORTH WEST STREET COUDERSPORT PA.16915 ON SATURDAY 10:00 TO NOON 

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Rep. Clint Owlett (R-Tioga/Bradford) is inviting area residents to his upcoming Concealed Carry Seminar on Thursday, Oct. 16, from 6-8 p.m. at the Wellsboro Fire Company Annex, 21 East Ave., Wellsboro.

The event is co-hosted with the offices of the Tioga County Sheriff and the Tioga County District Attorney, with Sheriff Frank Levindoski and District Attorney Sandra Olson making the presentation.

“This informative event will allow residents to learn more about Pennsylvania gun laws and ask specific questions they may have about how they are applied and enforced,” Owlett said. “I hope people will take advantage of the opportunity to join us.”

Attendees can expect to learn more about the state’s concealed carry laws, the Castle Doctrine and other valuable information regarding state gun laws and gun safety.

Admission is free, but registration is requested. To sign up, visit Owlett’s website at www.RepOwlett.com/events or call the Wellsboro office at 570-724-1390.

Members of the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford will mark National Day of Remembrance/Orange Shirt Day with a walk on Tuesday to remember the children placed in Indigenous residential schools.

The public is welcome to attend the walk at 5 p.m. to learn more about the schools and their effect on communities. The walk will begin at the parking loop of the Frame-Westerberg Commons. Parking is located next to the Wick Chapel.

The walk will begin at Commons, continue to the Richard E. and Ruth McDowell sport and Fitness Center and then back to the Commons, where there will be a gathering in front of the Panther for a closing reception. Participants are asked to wear orange in honor of Orange Shirt Day, or as it’s known in the United States, National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Reconciliation.

Environmental Education Programs

Annual Autumn Festival 2025

Program Title: Annual Autumn Festival

Date: Saturday, October 4^th

Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Location: Sizerville State Park

Description: Come join us for the Annual Autumn Festival at Sizerville State Park!

This fall festival celebrates pioneer crafts, skills, and foods.  Local vendors will be selling various products & goods, making food, demonstrating their skills, or providing information. Some of the available fall-related activities will include apple cider pressing, pumpkin painting, tin punching, candle making, pinecone dipping, face painting, and bannock bread making – all free of charge. Fresh apple cider will be available on site, along with many other foods, snacks, and drinks. Musical performances by the Cameron County High School Band will also be taking place throughout the day. Be on the lookout for Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl as well!

The festival will be located along the day use road through the park.  All are welcome to attend this free, family-friendly, fall festival! 

If you are interested in volunteering, becoming a vendor, or would like additional information, please contact the Environmental Learning Center at (814) 486 – 5609. 

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Additional Information:

Sizerville State Park Calendar of Events Website: https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/sizerville_state_park

To register for a program, go to the DCNR Calendar of Events website, search Sizerville State Park, find the program listed, and click on the Register button right under the program date, time, and location.  For more information or questions about registering, please contact the Environmental Learning Center at (814) 486-5609.

In case of thunder, lightning, or extreme weather conditions programs may be moved or cancelled.

If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the park office at (814) 486-5605.

With a minimum of one week notice, interpreters for people who are deaf or hard of hearing are available for educational programs.

Additional programs and events happening throughout the year can be found on the DCNR Calendar of Events Website.  For more information or questions about programs at Sizerville State Park, please contact the Environmental Learning Center at (814) 486-5609.

NPRC Recipient of National Workforce Development & Innovation Award

WARREN, Pa. – Northern Pennsylvania Regional College (NPRC) was named the recipient of the Rural Community College Alliance (RCCA) Workforce Development & Innovation Award. The award was presented to Adam Johnson, NPRC’s Vice President of Workforce Development at the RCCA’s 2025 Annual Conference held September 17 to 19 at East Central College in Union, Missouri.

The Rural Community College Alliance is based in Horntown, Oklahoma, and helps member institutions serve the 89.3 million people who live in rural America. This organization promotes a more economically, culturally, and civically vibrant rural America through advocacy, convening, leveraging resources, and sharing innovative practices, policies, and research. RCCA welcomes institutions from across the country, and NPRC’s President, Susie Snelick, is an active participant in their initiatives.

​HARRISBURG, Pa. (September 26) — The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is seeking proposals for projects that would be funded through the Tulpehocken and Quittapahilla Watershed Grant Program.

Projects eligible for this program must support aquatic habitat enhancement, recreational access, and water quality in the Tulpehocken Creek and Quittapahilla Creek watersheds in Berks and Lebanon counties and be located wholly within the watersheds.

The Tulpehocken Creek watershed encompasses 219 square miles in Lebanon and Berks counties and includes Blue Marsh Reservoir.  The Quittapahilla Creek watershed covers 77 square miles in Lebanon County. 

Complete grant applications must be received no later than 4 p.m. on Friday, December 19, 2025.  Successful grant recipients are expected to be notified by the end of February 2026.

Dr. Elizabeth Mayberry Johnson, 85, formerly of Warren, PA, died on May 21, 2025, in her home in New Mexico. Please visit
www.lewisfuneralhomeinc.com to view a full obituary. The Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home Inc. has been entrusted with the funeral arrangements.

Three Port Allegany High School Seniors spent a week of their summer attending the RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership -Award) Conference held at Westminster College in New Wilmington.  RYLA is a leadership development program organized by Rotary International clubs and districts for young people to cultivate leadership, character and citizenship skills. 

The programs feature hands-on training, team-building activities, motivational speakers, and problem-solving exercises.  Rotary clubs and districts sponsor and cover all costs for selected participants who are chosen for their proven or potential leadership abilities.  The goal is to help young people become effective and responsible community leaders by increasing self-confidence, communication skills and the ability to make a positive impact. 

The Port Allegany Rotary Club selected Alex Schott, Micah Emerick and Kendra Meade through an interview process.  They attended RYLA in June and recently presented a program to their sponsoring club to tell them of their experience.  

Smethport – Wilson M. Fink, 72, of St. Marys, PA, passed away Wednesday (September 24, 2025) in Mt. Jewett.

He was born May 12, 1953 in Bradford, PA, the son of Mertin and Frances (Kane) Fink.

Mr. Fink worked at Bradford Forest Products in Bradford, PA.

He was a social member of the Mt. Jewett Volunteer Fire Department.

He is survived by:

His good friend, Debbie Holmes, with whom he resided, and her family

A sister in law: Gretchen Fink of Mancos, CO

Two nephews: Darin and Kevin Fink

One niece: Robin Wilson

And several cousins

In addition to his parents, Wilson was preceded in death by three brothers: Robert, John and James Fink.

There will be no visitation. A celebration of Wilson’s life will be held at a later date and time.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Mt. Jewett Volunteer Fire Dept., P.O. Box 336, Mt. Jewett, PA 16740. Online condolences may be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc., Smethport.

Cameron County Chamber of Commerce hopes a volunteer recruitment project will aid the more than 40 organizations in the county.  The chamber has asked those organizations to complete a survey which will then be utilized to create a booklet.  That booklet will then be used at formal recruitment events.

“Numerous residents are willing to volunteer, but may not know of the opportunities,” says Cameron County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Tina Solak.  This is the first step of a larger project, which will then involve coordinating volunteers to tackle projects around the county.  They could include landscaping at buildings, painting etc.  Solak says the chamber is duplicating a project underway in Kane.  If any organization has not received the survey, members are asked to contact the chamber.  The deadline for returning the survey is November 1.

Last week in review: The men’s and women’s soccer teams both went 1-0-1, women’s volleyball was 1-2, and the golf, cross-country and women’s tennis teams also saw action.

MEN’S SOCCER

Last week’s hometown highlights: AJ Sedor, of Bloomsburg, scored the lone goal in the 68^th minute, and goalie Justin Crismale, of Glen Gardner, New Jersey, made it stand up with two saves in Tuesday’s win at Alfred State. At Cairn University in the United East opener on Saturday, Logan Pietrzak, of Philadelphia, scored the lone Penn College goal in the 76^th minute, and Crismale had four saves in a draw.

Schedule/Records

Overall: 5-4-1

UE: 0-0-1

Tuesday, Sept. 23 — at Alfred State College, W, 1-0

Saturday, Sept. 27 — at Cairn University (UE), 1-1 draw

Wednesday, Oct. 1 — host Keystone College (UE), 6 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 4 — host Notre Dame (Md.) University, 1 p.m.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Last week’s hometown highlights: Sara Darlington, of West Chester, evened the score Wednesday against Ramapo and goalie Taylor Brownback, of Birdsboro, made three saves as the match ended in a draw. In the team’s UE opener at Cairn on Saturday, goals by Candace Holmberg, of Fairfield, Ella Garman, of Boiling Springs, and Darlington, two assists by Brooke Klinger, of Herndon, along with a defensive effort that didn’t allow a shot on goal, led to the team’s seventh shutout of the season and extended its regular-season unbeaten streak to 34. Also, Garman was awarded UE Offensive Player of the Week honors for her three-goal week Sept. 15-21.

Brenda S. (Reibson) Love, age 51, of Wellsboro, PA, passed away on Friday, September 26, 2025.  She was born on September 6, 1974 in Tunkhannock, PA, a daughter of the late Melvin Reibson and Mildred (Sandberg) Reibson. 

She was married to Doug Love and attended Christ Church, Wellsboro, PA.  Brenda was a school teacher for Northern Tioga School District for many years and enjoyed hiking to Colton Point, her flower gardens and especially spending time with her family and friends. 

St. Marys, PA – The St. Marys Area United Way recently received a generous $1,500 donation from Stifel O’Leary Piccolo Launer and Fledderman Wealth Management Group. This contribution will help advance the organization’s efforts to meet its $200,000 fundraising goal for the upcoming year.

The donation was accepted by United Way representatives, including Jim Ryan, President; Doug Bauer, Vice President; Doug Gaffey, Corporate Campaign Chair. The Stifel team presented the check at their Brusselles Street office, where they’ve been serving the financial needs of Elk County and surrounding communities for over 30 years.

The funds raised during the 2025 campaign will be distributed to local non-profits in 2026. Eligible organizations must meet the following criteria to apply for funding:

Paul Steven “Steve” Hohenstein, 78, of Wellsboro, passed away Saturday, September 20th at UPMC Soldiers and Sailors in Wellsboro.  He was born January 12, 1947, in Lancaster, to Paul William and LaRue (Goodling) Hohenstein. 

He graduated from Hempfield High School, and earned a Bachelor’s degree from East Stroudsburg University.  He went on to teach Physical Education at Palisades High School (Bucks County), also coaching football and track. During the summer months when not teaching he enjoyed working on a local farm. One of his favorite accomplishments was the A-frame home he built himself.

The stories he would tell of that project were sometimes funny and other times terrifying. He was a member of the Springtown Fire Company and at one point served as Chief.  An avid outdoorsman and a member of the Lone Pine Rod and Gun Club, he loved deer hunting in Potter County. He was a snowmobiling enthusiast too. He frequently traveled to northern Canada with friends to fish for pike and walleye.  

Steve served in the USMC and was awarded a Purple Heart in Viet Nam. Steve moved to Wellsboro in 2018, and was an active member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. He was kind and generous man and very loyal to his family and friends.  He will be missed.

Steve is survived by his brother James Hohenstein (Kathy) of Greenfield Township, ME, and his companion Stephanie Pranses of Wellsboro.

His family has entrusted his arrangements to the Tussey-Mosher Funeral Home 139 Main Street Wellsboro, PA 16901.  In accordance with his wishes there will be no public services.  To share a memory or condolence with his family visit www.tusseymosher.com.

Clearfield, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced the following schedule of maintenance activities in Potter County the week of September 29. PennDOT performs year-round maintenance in its mission to provide a safe, efficient transportation system, and the scope of work in Potter County for the coming week is as follows:

Manual Patching

• All of Route 607 in Austin Borough, Keating, and Portage townships. Monday, September 29, through Friday, October 3. Flaggers in the roadway will provide traffic control during daylight hours and may deploy a pilot vehicle. When encountering a pilot vehicle with a “Pilot Car Follow Me” sign mounted on the rear and a revolving yellow light, drivers must remain behind it until it has left the roadway. Do not pass.