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PAGE 4 - THE FOREST CITY NEWS, FOREST CITY, PA 18421 * WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 * PHONE 570-785-3800 * email [email protected]
Wivey’s Memorial Golf League
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I remember watching an episode of Gomer Pyle when I was a kid. In it, Gomer was getting nightmares from eating Welsh Rare-bit. I thought they were calling it Welsh RABBIT. My mom found this recipe and made it one night for supper and that’s when I found out it wasn’t rabbit! I love cheese, so we still have it every so often.
Welsh Rarebit1 Tablespoon butter or margarine 1 Tablespoon flour1 Cup milk½ Teaspoon saltDash of pepper¼ Teaspoon dried mustard. ¼ to 1 Pound of cheese (according to richness desired)Shaved or cut fine. I use cheddar6 Slices of buttered toastMake a white sauce, in the top of a double boiler, of the first six
ingredients, mixing the mustard with the other dry ingredients. Set the top part of the boiler over hot, but not boiling water. Add the cheese, cook and stir until it is melted. Serve on hot toasted bread or on saltines. If you like cheese you will like it. And don’t worry, it never gave me nightmares like it did to Gomer Pyle.
Pictured left to right are Pam Derose, Susq. Co. Senior Center Director, and Carrie Whitney.
The Senior Center in For-est City welcomed their new manager, Carrie Whitney, on Tuesday. Carrie is being trained by Pam Derose of the Area Agency on Aging for the Counties of Bradford Sullivan Susquehanna and Tioga. Carrie lives in North Jackson and is very excited about her new position.
Some of the activities at the Senior Center are a Trunk Show on August 30th where you can display your crafts. On September 6th there is a Wellness Group meeting at 1pm and there will be free giveaways, snacks and a raf-fle. On September 13th stop in and get your blood pres-sure checked. On September 20th it is history day. Bring your photos and stories to share.
On Thursday mornings at 10:30 there is a movie with the exception of Septem-ber 21st when the Center is closed for the day. You can call the Center for more in-formation at 570-785-3386 or stop in and meet Carrie. There are lots of fun and in-teresting programs going on. Recently the House of Flowers had a program and on another day visitors to the Center had a chance to make some jewelry.
There are always oppor-tunities for volunteers at the center. The Senior Cen-ter serves delicious meals 5 times a week, Monday through Friday. Carrie and the rest of the nice people at the Senior Center are hoping you will stop in to enjoy all they have to offer.
Forest City Senior Center new manager, Carrie Whitney
The Forest City High School Golf Team is pictured left to right: Ben Shea, Art McLain, coach, Hunter Langman, DJ Heath, Henry Nebzydoski, Lucas O’Neill, Paul Debish, Zach Striefsky, George Marak-O’Connor, Tyler Curtis, Aaron Lee. Not pictured is Christopher Burnis.
Our season contin-ued with an away match against Riverside at Pine Hills on the front 9 holes. Best performance of the day was turned in by Zach Striefsky who had a 2 up lead during his match. Henry Nebzydoski also played well. Our young team continues to improve each match but in the end it was a Riverside win. Riverside 9 Forest City 0
Our next match also featured our longest bus trip of the season as we traveled to Tall Pines for a match against Elk Lake. We were missing a couple of our starters and most
of the matches finished quickly. Our 7th and 8th grade golfers continue to get playing time in practice matches. Lucas O’Neill, Zach and Chris-topher Burnis put up their best fight but again it was too much to ask for a win. Elk Lake 9 Forest City 0
The weather forecast was not good but Carbon-dale Area said, “Game on,” and so we met them at Panorama. Carbondale is off to perhaps their best start ever with a 7-0 re-cord. It was great to field a full team of 6 players once again. Henry Nebzy-doski, playing against Carbondale’s number one, did more than his part with a win in individual
and with George Marak-O’Connor a win in better ball also. Still not a match win but not shut out. Car-bondale 7 Forest City 2
Next week we’ll have a recap of matches against a really good Dunmore team and also our match with Western Wayne. Thank you for your interest and support of FCR Golf.
FCR golf teamschedule listed Forest City Regional 2017 golf schedule is as follows: Sept. 13, home, Holy Cross; Sept. 18, home, Blue Ridge; Sept. 20 boys pre-district at Elmhurst; Sept. 21 at Mid Valley; Sept. 25 at Mt. View.
Wivey’s Golf League was rained out last week.
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Discover the Secrets North on The D&H Rail-Trail
Join the Rail Trail Council for a hike to interesting sites on and off the trail. They will meet at Luciana Park, Lanes-boro, near the Starrucca Via-duct, on September 16th at 10 AM where they will then drive a short distance to the trail head.
On this 2-3 hour hike they will explore the fascinating history of this section of trail. They will hike past the Cas-cade Wye and learn of its his-torical significances. Wyes are used for turning railroad equipment such as engines around. It is the equivalent of a three point turn, where a lo-comotive can turn around and face the direction from which it came. This hike is rated easy.
Bring water, snacks, hiking stick, wear sturdy hiking boots or sneakers and be ready for some secret fun.
For more information call or email Carissa at 570-679-9300 [email protected].
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14th AnnualFall Carve In
The Cherry Ridge Carvers is sponsoring the 14th Annual Fall Carve In, an opportunity to learn the art and craft of wood-carving Sept. 22 to the 24 at 1:00 PM on Friday the 22nd and finishing around 4:00 PM on the 24th at Cherry Ridge Camp-sites.
There are no handouts, no set schedule and no pre-regis-tration. This weekend is about getting together and carving. When you arrive, every par-ticipant is expected to sign a waiver. Then check the boards for classes.
For a list of instructors ex-pected go to our website at www.cherryridgecarvers.org.
For reservations for rooms or campsites contact Cherry Ridge Campgrounds at 570-488-6654. For more information about the Fall Carve In contact Bob Muller at 570-448-9017 evenings or by email at [email protected].
You have faithfully pur-chased raffle tickets, attended many, varied events over sev-eral months and years. Now is your chance to view the New Main Library Location and see what all of your generos-ity has built. Even though, as with any new “House”, there are still odds and ends to be completed, we want extend a huge “Thank-you” to all who have made this idea come to fruition. We also hope that you will enjoy the new facility for many years to come.
You are invited to attend the New Library’s Open House which will be on Saturday, September 16th, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM., and is located at 458 High School Road, Mon-trose.
There will be a multitude of activities for all ages to enjoy. They will include a Story Time, Crafts, locally and nationally enjoyed “Susquehanna Rocks” (Rock Painting), Building Block Challenges, Face Painting and so much more. As an added bonus, e-book training sessions will be offered. Live Entertain-
ment will be by “Mountain Aire Brass”. A Luncheon will also be served, starting at 11:00 AM.
Please plan to come and tour the 21,000 square foot Susque-hanna County Library and see how it will answer your Fam-ily’s needs and those of Local Students, Community and Businesses. We hope to see you on the 16th at the Open House!
Wayne County Food Pantry Program
The Lakewood Area Pantry will be held at the Northern Wayne Family Health Center, 412 Como Rd., Lake Como, Pa 18437, from 12:30pm – 2:30 pm, on Wednes-day September 20th , 2017. For an emergency need call 798 - 2229.
2017 Bud CafferyTourney Sept. 24
The 2017 Bud Caffery Me-morial Golf Tournament will be held Sunday, Sept. 24, at Memorial Links Golf Course, Pleasant Mount, presented by the Pleasant Mount His-torical Society and the Amer-ican Legion Costello Mona-han Brown Post #964.
A $70 golfer registration fee includes 18 holes of golf with cart, lunch, dinner and prizes. It is a four person cap-tain and crew format. Regis-tration is at 9:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. shotgun start.
For more information or to sponsor a hole, contact Tim Hall 570-448-2817 or Paul Walker at 570-448-2201.
Deadline to register is Sept. 21.
Pleasant Mt. EMS Gun/Raffle Tickets available
Gun/Cash raffle tickets are now available!! This extremely popular event has gotten off to a good start. For $20 you will re-ceive one raffle ticket that entitles you to 30 chances to win big, ei-ther a gun or its cash equivalent.
If the number on your ticket matches the PA lottery first eve-ning number drawn, you are a winner! And you can win more than once!
So please, take a chance! Pro-ceeds help defray the cost of training, overhead and equip-ment. For the volunteers of Pleasant Mount ES. Tickets donated by Fox Ledge Spring Water. For tickets, contact Walt Terry at 607-351-0723 or any member.