Jily/ Hag July Dates to Remember 4 Independence Gay Birthday of a dear friend, Firecracker Pat Alley Cat Allies founded (1990) First Manned Moan Landing (1968) Parents’ Day Birth date of Simon Bolivar (1783) World War I began (1914) August Dates to Remember 15 Panama Canal opened (1914) 2 Woman Suffrage (1920) 31 Eid al-Adha begins at sundown SESS ‘COVER DESIGN “Quinde® 42-year-old Golden Lab i Newark Valley, NY ARTIST STATEMENT ' Hello, my name is Quincie, We may have met f you have visited the Good Shepherd B&B: I have the job there as "quest greeter.” J also am the “doggy dish washer” (of the cat foad cans), My human “mom and | travel together slmost everywhere, She ‘won't Jet me go to church with her though. When we are out and about my job is "back saat driver" and this requires barking if see another dag ~ this way mom can be sure to keep it safe ifit comes, into the mad, But the best job is making my mom laugh and giving her bots of love, Come see us and | will gladly share some love with you! ae Goop News & Happy THOUGHTS Broome County/Tioga County Rocka! Have you noticed cute ite painted rocks popping up Bround the area? This group is about wanting to spread joy, love, and inspiration through the simple gesture of painting rocks and putting them throughout the community. This és for any person of any age in Broame and Tioga Counties: wtio wants fo jain i, The goal is to paint rocks and place them throughout Broome and Tioga Counties for people to find. When people find them hopefully they will post pictures on tha FR group ‘Broome County Racks” Thera are a fow guidelines When you find rocks that have been painted on + Post on the facebook page your pics andioe stories and then relocata the rocks to a different location for someone else to find, + you may keep the rocks you find as tong as you replace them with rocks you've painted © make sure to keeps rocks outside, please don't place them in any stores of tacilities When painting rocks be sure to use appropriate paints jucy/Ausust 207 “‘Twe MOoNUSHTER that will last in the weather and outdoors; if possible, seal with a Protective clear cost Hopefully this spreads joy throughout the community so be creative, have fun, inspire others. 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Jucy/Ausust 207 CONTENTS Tuly/Auguet 2or1 VOL. 1, No, inta Features ‘Cover Besign/Artist Statement .. ‘Owego’s Indian Malden Sa-Sa-Na Loft (part 30) Memories of Catatonk In the 1930's & 40's .. Annie's Corne: Battle of Sugar Loaf Down Waverly Way SenIOF SCENE ern ‘Writing From My Racker. ‘Our Warld, Our Home Animal Heart Tugs. Hoof, Woof & Whiskers ‘Candor July 4” Celebration ‘Our Daily Bread Mindclips Kiribati Diary (chapter 44 ‘The Way 1 See It Shanghai Adventures (Part 16) ‘Three Amigos Not-So-Gourmet Recipes... Spencer Picnic Essential Oils - Then and Now (part 155) Reflections of A Formerly Angry Woman Legendarium ~A Screenplay (Episode 8, Part 9 Yet Another One ... Health & Fitness Newark Valley Days AlLaughing Matter Puzzle Fun... ‘What's Happening Poetic License Miscellaneous Home Improvement Car Care ... Dining Guide to Ares Restaurants Businesses & Services Directory Announcements Copyright© 2017 by The Moonlighter Press All rights reierved. ‘The Mooniighter reservet the right to rehuse advertising for any reason. Cameca-ready advertising ix preferred. We cannot qusrantes avoidance Df error oF cmniiions resulting from non-camera-nesdy ad, Opinions cexpresied by contributing waiters are not necestardy those of the publisher. il (Part 13) THe MooNLiGHTER. 3“Fabvizio LAW OFFICES Soave Be 84 Court Street, Binghaunton, New York 13901 s+ providing quality legal services to the Southern [Lier since September 1985! REALESTATE ™ WILLS ™ POWER OF ATTORNEY ESTATES ™ DIVORCE * SPOUSAL SUPPORT CUSTODY ™ CHILDSUPPORT ™ BUSINESS LAW also located-at 103 Southside Drive, Owego, NY Contact Fabrigio Law Offices at 607-771-1984 fabriziolaw@fabriziolaw.com Owego’s Indian (Maiden - Sa-Sa-Na “loft Compiled and submitted by, and in loving memary of Marlyn T. Searles NOTE TO READERS... We ran the story of Sa-Se-Na Loft, Owego’s Indian Maiden in 39 parts, from March 2005 through May 2008. Bue to requests to repeat the story, and for the benefit of new readers who missed it the first tine, we are ré-running the story over several months. The story was lovingly compiled by Maniyn Searles, who passed away’ as we were going fo print with the firs! chapter. We hope she enjoyed reading it in heaven, and is enjoying this encore! (Part 30) A Memorial of Sa-Sa-Na, The Mohawk Maiden (Part 2}: Obituary originally writen by the Hon, Charles P. Avery Saving ourselves from the contemplation of the other agonizing features of this moumul tragedy, let us draw a veil before the dreadful scene. Full of sadness indeed are all the facts af this most distressing occurrence, but there are circumstances of a peculiarly sorrowful character which enshroud the tomb of the Mohawk Maiden with mare than the ordinary gioom of the grave. Her life was spent from early youth in an effort to acquire a knowledge of the English language and its literature for the purpose of enabling her, in conjunction with her brother and sister, to diffuse civlization and the principles of our Christian faith among the people of their nation in Canada. The Reservation where the family resides is known as The Mohawk Woods, lownship of Thayandanegea, on the Salmon River which empties into the bay of Quinte, extending along both sides of that river 12 miles long and & miles wide. Although there are many of the Mohawk Nation to be found on the other Reservations in Canada, on this one is found exclusively Mohawks of unmixed blood, diract descendants of thase, who under the influence of Brant, aft tha Jucy/Auaust 20177 THE MooNLIGHTER. valley of the Mohawk river soon after the breaking out of the revolutionary war. At that time the mother of this unfortunate girl left ‘Canajoharie, the place of her birth, At all times she expressed an ardent wish for the civilization and Cheistian education of her children. The Indian name of the mother is the ‘same as that of the youngest daughter - Ya~ (Go-We-A. At the time of the last departure of her three children from home they left their ‘aged, widowed mother in the care of an elder married sister In the efforts of the deceased to acquire an ‘education, she was quided by the encouraging ‘example of her brother and elder sister. The: school which those two attended having been at.a distance of eight miles from their home, it was only by dally and constant exertion, faigue and exposure of health, thal they acquired knowledge sufficient for them to direct their next younger sister Sa-Sa-Na, successfully, in her eamest efforts to comprehend the elementary principles of our Tanguage. At the time of the last visit of this gir! toour place, she had profited by this fratemal ‘and sisterly guidance and other important aids. She was able to compose in our language - bath in prose and poetry, gracefully ‘and welll, To be continued... The Produce Tent In Nichols, NY 607-483-576 We offer simply fresh NY & PA produce Fresh produce has arrived, featuring tomatoes, green peppers, cucumbers, onions, potatoes, cherties, strawberries, peaches, watermelon and much more. Aso offring fresh flowers! 67 Sackotts Creek Rd, Nichols, NY (pent J's RV}MEMORIES OF CATATONK IN THE 1930's & 40's = By Dick Anderson My Evening of Fun | went to-a ball game the other night H was exciting — the players enthusiastic, the fans verbally in the mood, the umpire frowning but friendly ~ and! really enjoyed the experience...and it was free! The pitcher had alitle dificuity with control, walking quite a few, bul there were a lol of stkeouls and the batters got a few hits. Most of the hits were difficult fo caich, but the players did their best, | failed to know the score because there was no scoreboard. Bud thal didn't matter; it was enjoyable just fo watch the players in action. One batter hit a high fly ball ta center field, Normally it could have been caught, but the center fielder was busy chasing a butterfly. He finally fielded the ball and threw it (a the sacond baseman who, unfortunately, was waving at a friend in the stands and didn't sae it coming. | guess the runner could have scored on the play, but he was on frst base tying his shoe, Where did | go? | went toa litte league baseball game and really enjoyed it. | was just driving by the Feld, saw a lol of cars and a game going on, so stopped. | am glad | did. | hear a lot of criticism about today's youth. People complain thay never sea kids ouldcors playing anymore, but ate always inside playing computer games, sending text messages, watching television, etc, Not these young people! These teams were apparently made up of the youngest of little: league players and the kids were doing their best and having fun, No one should worry about the score nor should thay worry about winning or losing. Just let them play ball and enjoy themselves. They will develop the skils necessary to compete later in fife. | haven't the least intention of criticizing them, their skills or their attention span. | just think it was greal they ware: enjaying what they ace doing, because the real competion in life will come soon enaugh, when the fun diminishes and every move is taken seriously, | give a Jot of credit to the parents, the coaches, the umpire and the crowd, They showed intelligent adult patience and consideration for these young pecple. A lot of damage can be done by any criticism WES d KO) INSURANCE Jucy/Auaust 20177 of their skilts or actions. These are critical years for these young athietes and encouragement and understanding are vary important to their future devalapment and character. ‘The coaches were magnificent, Instead of criticizing any player fora mistake, they patiently showed them how it could have been done another way and maybe got that hit, fielded tht tall of scored that run. My hats off to the dedicated individuals who give up ther free time to serve these yaung ball players. The umpire was very professional and his calls loud and clear, He must have done a good jab because | heard no complaints from either coach, the players, ar the crowd, And from experience Ican tell you, in some areas, the boos and yells can come loud and clear. | heard ne criticism of his decisions. tf you want an evening of relaxation and good old-fashioned fun, attend a litle league gama in your area. You willbe glad you did and the kids will appreciale il. There is no greater sound than that of young people enjaying themselves and entertaining elders, See you at the game, You can bet | will be there! 607-687-5335 111 Seuth Side Drive Ownga, NY 13827 MINDLESS CHATTER Depression is merely anger without enthusiasm, THE MoonusHTern 5MAC mO mT EAA a ea marany ca 15% off all ieee ta alan Annie's Corner “Old Schoo!” Confused With New Ways By Anne O. Stout For my readers who haven't Bgured it out “Annie” has been around awhile. | just celebrated my birthday and | was barn awhile before 2000 so guess you would say | am old schoo! In:my line of work (well most jobs, newadays} you are using computers, so! work to keep up. Keeping up is a long way from understanding it all! My children are adults but | hear from friends who still have kids in school and teach them to not beliewe everything they read on social media like Facebook and Twitter. These siles are being used for the bullying we ate hearing so much about Okay, “don't believe everything” makes sense, yet mast every business | see has a Facebook page. | Jeamed about some acquaintances’ pregnancies by viewing their ulirasounds on Facebook. | have gotlen invitations to events through pastings; even saw a poltician's announcement of running fora local office on Facebook. | keep in jouch with fiends and family far away on Facebook 60 | do like it, bul must draw the 6 somewhere, | ques. Seems every news story aboul someone being investigated talks about authorities confiscating thelr computers. The question is not only how much do-we beleve, but how much should we post? There is a lot of social media I don't use, and today I hear out new President “Tweeted” his nominee for leader of the FBI. Is this an official channal now for national decisions? Tweeting on Twitter? (Why am | suddenly having images of Tweety Bird?) | actually saw a special news report break in on anather program to announce the President's tweet. Seriously! Would the President declare war with a “weet fo. me, the old schooler, the social media should be treated like @ rumor or gossip, hear it but don't repeat it until you can verify, have proof i is the truth. Ifthe postings, tweets or whatever are treated like the truth, what do we say to the kids now? everything on them is the truth then the bullies win juty/Ausust 207° THe MoonNusHTER ‘What a slippery slope...we are on a. balance beam sliding down hill! It may be time to do some re-thinking about our communication. 4 Hobbit Immersion Camp at the Coburn Library i (Oo you have kids who love The i Hobbit? Then drop them off at the ‘Coburn Free Library, 275 Main St. ‘Owego ‘or a two-week Hobbit Immersion Camp. The free event begins on Monday, July 10 and runs every weekday through Friday, July 21. ALM pm. each day, campers wi ‘watch a live online presentation by teachers from Signum University, } followed by discussion and fun ‘activities. Campers may be picked up at 3:00. The camp is geared toward 10-13-year-olds, but any chid who can read and enjay two chapters of The Hobbit each night may | participate. Please have your child ead chapters 1 and 2 before the first class begins ‘All supplies will be provided bythe Library. I you don't have a copy of The Hobbit, tet the library know and ‘we'll end one fo you, bul you must ve a valid Finger Lakes Library ‘System card, How to register? Go to ps sighummuniversity.orglewentihab | bitimmersion-camp! and fill out the ‘online Family Registration and Permission Form. They'll send you further instructions. But also phone the library at (B07) 687-3520, and ‘we'll Sign you up on our end Please note: on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the library does nat open nil 1:00, 80 please wait patiently ‘outside the building until the doors are locked. EVER WONDER... Why didn't Noah swat 2 those two mosquitoes?2.2. 0.9.9.8,.0.9.9.8.9. 2.9.2.4 «mS TAYLOR'S S* x MILITARY SURPLUS ae ie 545 South Main St, Nichols, NY he ne 607-699-3353 a * Mon-Fri 9-5; Saturday 94 a + BOOTS * SHOES * SLEEPING BAGS * * KNIVES = KID’S CAMO + BACK PACKS. * HUNTING & CAMPING SUPPLIES toto tte "THE BLOODIEST BATTLE OF ALL” i ‘Sugar Loaf Hill was 2 small, insignificantdooking mound, barely 50 feet high and about 300 yards Jong, situated an the southem end ‘of Okinawa. it was part of « triangle of strongpoints set up by the Japanese defenders designed to “— ‘ delay and the attacking American forces. The struggle for Sugar Loaf lasted 10 days: it was fough! under the worst pessible conditions - a driving rain hat never seemed fo slacken, day or night. Newsweek called Sugar Loaf “the most critical loca! battle of the war." Time described a company of Marines - 270 men - assauting the hil They failed: fewer than 30 retumed. Fletcher Pratt, ttre military historian, wrote that the battle was unmatched in the Pacific war for “closeness and desperation," Casualties were almost unbelievable. In the 22nd and 29th Marine regiments, two out of every three men fell. The struggle for the dominance of Sugar Loaf was probably the costhest engagement in the history of the Marine Corps. But by early evening on May 18, as nigh thickened over the embaitled armies, the 29th Marines had taker: Sugar Loaf, this ime for keeps, When Sugar Loaf was finally secured on May 18, it had cost 2,600 Marine and about 2.500 Japanese dead. SUGAR LOAF HILL (Part 13) The Killing Ground on Okinawa, Japan (1945) (Printed with permission from the author, who wishes to remain anonymous) For a moment | thought they had found sameone alive, but all three of them just stood there for moment, then one of them retumed to my side of the tracks. They had to be over the sergeant’s body and the other two men that had gone down hat morning. Since they didn't seem ta be in @ hurry | thought hey must have found a watch orring, somathing of value. They went back to their souvenir hunting, So far there were only Jucy/Auaust 20177 ‘Shree thal | Could see. Une of the two across the traces dropped dawn on his knees and began struggling with something. He must have gotten a pack open because he began throwing clothes ever his shoulder. He suddenly thrust his aem into the air holding sarvething in his hand; then he Suck it into his pocket. The lone Jap on my side of the tracks was about 20 feat from me. | slowly slarted bringing my head to an upright position and closing my eyes. My eye lids were: sits but stil opened enough to make out blurs moving around, Ina few minutes | could barely make aut the form af someane moving on my left. knew the Lt and the other man were alive and | was alraid they might move ar moan and give us away. (NOTE: In training we had been told stories of how the Japanese would torture some prisoners and | had seen such things since being on Okinawa. | remember hearing haw the: Navy had Okinawa surounded and the Japanese couldn't ‘even reinforce their own troops, much less take prisoners from the island, So why take prisoners. | knew if they found us alive, ‘we would be killed on the spot, With those thoughts racing through my mind, | made a very quick decision.) | knew there were two hand grenades just inches from my fingers. | slowly moved my forefinger towards the ring af one of the grenades. Hoping | could quickly pull the pin and put the grenade between his face and mine and kill both of us, if he knew | was alive. | heard his feet scraping the cinders and for a moment I thought | felt a sting af the bottom of my left foot, as if ha had kicked my boot. My ayes were closed so tight they felt like the upper parts of my cheeks were inside my eyeballs, He must have put one foot between the legs of the body on me ‘and his other foot against the bank beside my head because | heard a loud crunching noise in my left ear, I fell @ tug on my left breast pocket; a moment later | felt his hand going down into my breast pocket. He was after my wallet; it must have slipped from his fingers on the first try. Then | felt his hand go deeper into my pocket. He tugged hard on the pocket and then | heard the sounds of material ripping. Some moments later | felt his fingers moving under the cond that held my dog tags ‘around my neck. Then | felt his knuckles as if he had made a fist. He tugged on the rope then suddenly he jerked hard, the force nearly pulling me half way up. The cord snapped and | fell backwards against the bank. My body was limp. Wher | fell ‘against the bank | sid slightly to my left with my finger stil in the fing of the hand grenade, | thought | may have moaned or made some kind of sound, but nothing happened. To this day, | believe the body lying over me had saved me, ~ To be continued DID YOUKROW... Syria is the number 1 worst place in the werld for political rights and civil liberties, f ‘THE MOONUGHTER 7Djs Golf Center / Bethies Place 273 County Rd 60, Waverly, NY 14892 ‘Open {old Rt 17€, Chemung) ‘qdnys/week 607-565-2618 ‘tte are not contracted to cary one vendor's ies cream Products: we're totaly independent. 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Terry Steenburg Contact Pastor Terry va his website or email. ‘Www Hes Alive World org / HesAlive?9@qmail com put PRAYER REQUEST in the subject line THE MooNLIGHTER. 8Mindclips By Ann Lowdermilk On my left arr, about two inches from my wrist is @ one-inch boldly colored brown and red arch, marking the exact place where, in the process of making grled cheese sandwiches, | hastlly (and atsentmindediy) placed my arm against the hat pan to stop it from moving about on the stove. The wound is interesting to observe as it continues to heal, Inthe Sunday comics in late May, Hagar the Horrible is sitting in a tavern with Lucky Eddie and three other Vikings, and over a drink or wa, they are discussing the scars they have incurred in battle. One says he has four battle scars, and prompting competition on this sordid the next seated man ups the ante to seven: after him, the next fo ten, ending with Hagar's announcement that he has twelve battle scars. All the while, Lucky Eddie has sat quietly. A moment goes by, and Hagar looks to his dear buddy, awaiting his own tally of scars. Lucky Eddie, leaning towards them, a hand over his heart, asks, “Do scars on the inside count?” This tender litle comic strip speaks to the lives of all of us, We cary within us experiences in which we have been wounded, sometimes of out own making, and sometimes net (the complexity is enaxmous), and we lear to hold thase wounds in such a way thatthe lens of the outside world is clased af, This privilege to withhold or to share any private details of our kves is an important self-protection, but whichever we choose to do at any given fime, our scars are best served when viewed as catalysts which have the potential to lead us lo-greatar wholeness and health. or when shared, as a tool to reach out and help someone else if scars in life are inevitable, and we know that they are, we might as: well give them a proper vocation. 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Once the leaves ate mature, though, they’ are too bitter to be eaten, The young leaves may also be boiled as a vegetable (spinach fashion), drained, sprinkled with salt and pepper, moistened with butter and served hot, Some grated garlic or nutmeg, chopped onion or grated lemon peel can be added when the greens are cooked. jucy/AuGust 2017 ‘The roasted roots are used to make dandelion coffee, {tis said that the prepared powder is almost ingistinguishable from real coffee. Dandelion coffee is @ natural beverage without the injurious effects that ordinary coffee has on nerves and digestive organs. Hexercises a stimulating influence over the whole system, helping the liver and kidneys do their work and keeping the bowels healthy, without causing insomnia, Dandelion cotfee helps prevent the formation of galistones, inammation of the liver, and jaundice ‘THE MoOoNUGHTER aso)ALL TRAVEL BY TINA Tina DABELLA 607-239-4423, 2041 Watson Bivd., Endwell NY — www.facebook.com/alitravelbytina CURRENT PROMOS... ROYAL CARIBBEAN: ‘Offer: Bock a Balcony or above stateroom and receive a complimentary Specialty Dinner for Two. Book: by July 31 Sailings: Any 6-night or longer Caribbean sailing departing Aug 1-Oct 31 COUPLES RESORTS JAMAICA: eet Island Time reduced rates : Now-Oct 28 Travel: Now-Oct 31 saeasten Resorts: Offer: Caribbean & Mexico 1-2 kids stay free Book: Now-Gct 31 Travel: Now-Oct 31 Call or Email Tina for the most current promotions 607-239-4423 or tmdabella@yahoo.com Quit griping about your church; if if was perfect, you couldn't belong, FRIENDSHIP STAR QUILT SHOP 131 Center St,, Sayre, PA 570-886-2296 Friendshipstarquiltshap.com Row by Row Join te fun! Stop in for your free pattern. Kits are available now. We ant sow a Necchi Sewing Machine Dalen. Stop iv and check our our sew sewing machines! Mon-Wed 10-5 Thurs & Fri 10-6 Sat 10-4 jucy/AuGust 2017 THE MOONUGHTER BIBLE STORY FOR CHILDREN Jesus Walks on the Water Swe (Patt of 1) ie After the feeding of the five thousand, Jesus had ordered the apostles to sail across the Sea af Galilee without Him. He went up into the mountains alone to pray, and He planned to join them later. The night grew very dark and a stormy wind began to blow on the apostles’ boat, now a good distance out from shore. From the mountain, Jesus could see far across the water, and He saw the men battling the waves in their litle craft. In the middle of the night He came down to the seashore and began walking toward His friends on the water, walking just as ifit were dry ground under His feet. Through the darkness the aposties saw the strange figure coming toward them on the water. Already frightened by the rocking boat, they began screaming with fea. “itis a ghost! they cried out, They did not know how else to explain the strange figure Then they heard a familiar voice reassuring them, “Do not be 80 alraid. Ibis” They knew il wes their Lord. Peter called out to Him, “Lord, if it really is you, let me come to you on the water.” “All right, Peter,” Jesus answered. “Come,” Petar climbed over tha side of the boat and tried to take a few steps. Sure enough, the watar was firm under his feet, With his eyes on Jesus, he began walking toward Him, But the sound of tha wind rushed past Peter's ears, reminding him of the storm, He took his eyes from Jesus and looked alt the leaping waves. In that moment, when he forget Jesus and began ta be afraid Pater started sinking. He called out, “Master, save mal” Jesus immediately stretched out His hand and caught Peter's. He pulled him up and helped him to his feet again. Then He sald, "Peter, you have go litle belief in me. Why did you become afraid when you knew that | was with you?” Peter had no answer to give. He hung his head in shame. (Once Peter and Jesus reachad the boat, the storm wind stopped as suddenly as ithad begun. All that were present were made strongly aware of the power of the One they were fallowing, They bowed before Him and confessed again, “Truly. You are the Son of God,” +. Coincidence is when God chooses to remain anonymous, 20KiriBaTi DIARY Submitted by and in memory of Kay Perkins ee In 1997 Kay Perkins began a 2-year stint in Kiribati as @ member of the Peace Camps. While there, she kept a diary of her experiences. She graciously shared this diary with us, so that we can share it with our readers, Same info on Kinbat Kiribati, offcially the Republic of Kiribati, is an island nation located in the central tropical Pacific Ocean. The permanent population is just over 100,000 (201 1), and the island nation is composed of 32 atolls and one raised coral island, dispersed over 1,351,000 square miles straddling the equator, and bordering the Intemational Date Line at its eastemmost point The name Kiribati is the local pronunciation of "Gilberts", derived fram the main island chain, the Gilbert Istands, which in tum were named after the British explorer Thomas Gilbert, who discovered the islands. The capital, South Tarawa, consists af a number of islets connected through a series of causeways, located in the Tarawa archipelago. Kiribati became independent from the United Kingdom in 1979. *e* CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR 4/18198 (contd) Amy said Don had been to Hawaii because of a ruplured blood vessel on his cornea. They wouldn't let Joan (his wife) go with him. They never mentianed it to me. Don gave me a ist and times.on Hrz to get some jazz and classical music. Dinnes at their house was spaghetti, cabbage salad, ice cream and a cold beer. What luxury! Amy and Monique have gone running and we will go to dinner when they get back. hata nice day! Oh, my perm tuned out pretty good. We'll see how it is in the maming My perm is passable; | bought some combs and made a pony tall and then combs on both sides to keep it back. Went to PC office and hung out until time for the boat, We ware early, $011 suggested ice cream al Molly's and guess whal! Monique decided we could stop. | had a strawberry cup...nat too good, but cold, The boat we came aver on wasn't too bad. The plank flooring had an inch between each plank, so i was hard to get your can in a comfortable place. | sat next to Maman and her baby: he was so good! Then we got to North Tarawa at how ide,..had to walk atleast 14 mile into shore. The walk wasn't bad, but was very hot. | felt sory for women carrying thei babies. Eventually, we got to the quest house. itis surprisingly nioe, | ended up with a room of my gwn, The matiress and every spring has been sprung, We all hada good time: sitting juty/Ausust 207° around and talking. Kevin had a song he made up and played it on his harmonica. We talked about food and racipes. The food here is traditional [I probably lose more weight. Slayed fish eggs! Toddy be the bottlat 472198 In-service is boring... takes me back to training days. It takes too long to do most things and makes for a lang day. Yesterday had debriefing after classes - lasted until 6:30. I'm so tired of sitting! | played a litte cards after dinner, that was fun, Got 2 teal bad pain in my back after that and went to bed. Sounds like several of the other volunteers are depressed. Barbara is ER, or whatever they call it here. She told me she was asking for another site. Teraka is seeing about that. Corine says that is not her case, She is just leaving, period ... unless she's changed her mind, The first day we had the in-service in the Maneaba. Very bot! | asked if we could have it here and so far we've had it here since. Two Botakis coming up today and tomorrow. | don't think I mind the Botak’'s as much as the heat of the Maneaba’s. The problem is ~ no food if| don't go. Haven't found a store near here yet and the food is all Kirboti food. Crackers for breakfast with butter on them and coconut to add to them, Last night we had potatoes, which was good, The fish is good (if nat salted}, but so boney. They call it boney fish. lve asked for peanut butter; we will saa if | get it today, | sure hope not to lose any more weight. We as a group have had fun, but I can't go for a walk by myself because there is a rapist and two escaped convicts on the istand, Il be glad to get back on Makin. At least I can go anywhere until dark and after dark I'm willing to stay af my house. | have $120 in bils, $2 in change: For every extra kilogram carried on a space flight, 530 kg of excess fuel are needed at lift-off. Ds . a eo clan rainy fc THe MooNuUGHTER 21CAR CARE ~ YOUR LOCAL SOURCE MICHAEL SANTORE INSURANCE msantoreins@verizon.net Daler e aed ea ea) Terenzi’s Body Shop Quality Repairs and 24 hr. towing 1461 Union Center Maine Hgwy Endicott, New York 13760 607-748-8001 ARE YOU GOOD TO YOUR CAR? Show your carson car love" - NEVER. Put off recommended maintenance, You can keep your car running smoothly and safely, and save on big repair bits later on 2. Skip air ter changes. Keeps your engine running smoothly and improves your car's fuel efficiency. 3. Neglect to check your tires’ air levels, Incorrect tire pressure: makes for unsafe driving and reduced fuel efficiency. 4. Have an unqualified person do maintenance work on your car. 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Basic respect for human rights is being ignored, People are persecuted for their religious beliefs, as the fight to control religion is heating up, White Nationalism is rising, severely threatening our democracy. Qur political systems are broken, and hypocrisy and double-standards have infiltrated our govemment. Hatred, violence, and bullying are being driven to new highs. Hate groups ara becoming larger and more active (currently 917 active hale groups in the U.S.), The refugee and displacement crisis &s the biggest we've ever saan. Fear, racism and misogyny are no longer hidden in the shadows, Altruism, love, tolerance, ‘compassion and nonviolence are becoming more and more ‘America is surely at a crossroads. Where do we fit in all of this? What is the correct response? + Makes Perfect Sense to ME.... Harvey went io an insurance company to insure his car against fire, The insurance agent suggested, ‘For a small ‘additional fee you can also have the car insured against theft” “That would be a waste of money,” said Harvey. “Who would want to steal a burning car? Not A Great Way to Start a Vacation. Acouple were driving across country, and the wife moaned at her husband all the way. ‘She moaned at him when they entered the freeway. She moaned at him when he: stopped at a rest stop to use the bathroom ‘She moaned at him when they stopped to get a bite to eat, She even moaned at him when he untied her from the roof rack.Join us on a trip to Lancester, PA October 4 - October 6 © Got the Amish exparience with a 4-hour quided ‘tour, an Amish home tour and dinner. + Visit Kitchen Kettle Village + Do some shopping at Rockvale Mall, * Enjoy dinner and a show and Turkey Hill ce Cream. a + Top it off with a visit to historic York, PA For itinerary and cost, call Al Klein at 607-748-2809 Shanghai Adventures (Ps 16) By Joan Fudala NOTE: Shanghai Adventures is the diary of Joan Fudala af Longview, TX (daughter of Kar! Tiemann of Owego, NY). She was officially @ tourist while her hushand Carl was on a business trip in Shanghai. Her diary covers the period of October 15th through November 1st, 2015. 19/27/2015 It was nice to sleep in this moming. It rained last night and is still sprinkling so my walking outside and about will be limited. Plus the temperature dropped from 75 to 60 degrees — itis windy as well. After breakfast, we tried to take care of Card's residency paperwork, The manager said he needed Carl's: passport, which is currently in the lawyer's possession. What a mess! And there is some discrepancy of how long Carl has to stay in China: 4 weeks, 30 days, or a full manth. He met one of the vice residents from SAP whose first question was whether Carl will be relocating. It appears that might be more ikety now that the project is underway. The Chinese are very relationship oriented. The project manager said it will hurt the relationship if Carl doesn’t come back until January, Carl is nat looking forward to the nex! seven months of traveling here and back home every two weeks, Each flight is 18 hours long and it takes him a few days lo.get adjusted to the time difference. Once daylight savings lime ends, China will be 14 hours ahead of Texas, On my way back from dropping Car off at the subway, | could hear drums beating somawhere nearby, so I decided to investigate. | found a group of about 40 women, some wearing drums around their waists, doing a line dance of sorts, They had a red scaf in each hand thal waved as they moved their arms. Today was a lazy day ~ a couple of hours of retail therapy at jucy/Ausust 207° ‘the Shimao Intemational Plaza and the Shanghai Fashion Mail. Then | went back to the hotel to read and relax. Ok, 80 ‘that lasted about half an hour before | decided to get out and ‘explore, | still wanted to locate the French Concession, so afler ‘soma imemet searching, | set out in the direction indicated and | found it! | took many pictures of the architectural details, ‘especially the balconies and omate door openings. | also toured the Memorial for the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China. The museum entrance was {ree so | went inside and got behind a Chinese speaking tour group that was blocking any progress, | eventually wiggied past the group and was:able to continue my tour of the exhibit and attached residence. After exiting, | found a high-end boutique that had a real coo! pair of shoes in the display window. | can't imagine anyone ‘wearing them ~ they had three-inch heels made out of glass. | found myset in an area called Xintianda, which has many expensive looking stores, There were some random-shaped rock sculptures outside the entrance of a mall, so | decided to investigate the inside. It had a very eclectic mix of unique shops. | purchased a hand-woven lablet case made of water- resistant Chinese newspaper. | alsa saw an interesting water feature and a gorgeous topiary and flower display at anearby park, ‘Walking back towards the hotel, | came across the Shanghai Museum Shop. | hadinot seen it when | toured there the ather day. Sol went in and purchased a picture book that tells about the various displays in the museum. | made it back to the hotel about 4:30 and went up to the lounge to get 2 couple pieces of {null and something to drink. ‘While waiting for Carl, | caught up with some of my journaling. Cari was hungrier than normal, so we ate dinner at the Malaysian Buffet. | tried all sorts of yummy and different foods | really fked the cream of pumpkin soup. Off for 3 walk down Nanjing Road to work off dinner and get caught up with each other's day. Cari has purchased us tickets to see a circus show Thursday evening, The advertisements show the performance ‘28 equivalent to Cirque de Soleil + YOUR INSPIRATION FOR TODAY! “Who do you tum fo when the burderis too much to camy | alone? A family member, a spintual advisor, atusted = frend, a closa confidante... or all of these? ‘In asking for help, you are giving people the opportunity to contribute fo yau. In so doing, you honor them as wel.” ~BY Gallagher THE MooNUGHTER 24The Sky is Falling! The Sky is Falling! Well maybe the sky will fall... By Sheny Haner Do you ever wonder if'a disaster or an economic downtum should sirike what can you do to become more self-reliant and better prepared to handle such events? What if you or a major breadwinner lost their job or got injured and could not work? What if sickness lasted longer than you expected? Our country and the world seem to have lots of turmoil. How would you like to gain skills that help you become more self-reliant and ta have peace of mind? On September 16" at 430 Montrose Tumpike in Owego a preparednessisel{-elianca fair will be held from 10-3. This event is free and open to the public. Come learn new skills, brush up on old ones or just come for the fun of it! This will be a day of fun classes fo chaose from, demonstrations to watch and lots of community sponsored booths with valuable information available. There will be drawings for prizes throughout the day. Some classes include soap making, raising chickens for meat and eggs, beginning beekeeping, backyard maple syrup, cake decorating (take hame a goodie you decorate!), basic cheese making, raising pigs, introduction to various gardening ideas, 5 i wa nig ys mica com Red Cross emergency, NOAA weather, planning your estate, SAS tdi veneer Aes bread making 101 (take home a loaf to bake!), Solar power — wu-Tyng how to get started, and many others to choose fram. KARAOKESDANE Community booths and deransrations Inae Lourdes hssion in Mation Mammography van with screenings ye by Denny & Teresa 724-3232 available, Tioga County Dental van, HAM radio, Tioga Opportunities, power outage alternative sources, blood pressure screenings, pet Safety, child fingerprinting with the County Sheriff's office, Red Cross, Tioga County nurses with lols of infomation and many more. Save the date and plan to attend a fun-filled and educational day. Bring a friend or two! Watch for flyers around the county and catch us at the County Fair. For more information please call Shemy at 659-3343, Hope to see you there! AMAJOR HEALTH ISSUE AFFECTING SENIORS Isolation and loneliness have serious consequences - Info fram AARP Loneliness in oldey adults may lead to serious health problems. Isolation and loneliness among seniors has significant health consequences, A 2012 analysis by the University of Cattomia, San Francisco, found that loneliness among older adults may be a predictor of serious health problems or death. It found that 43 percent of adults alder than 65 felt lonely. And a 2015 study by Brigham Young University researchers found that simply feeling lanely increases the risk of moetalily by 26 peroent A recent survey of older adults indicated about 20 percent feel isolated from their friends and family, and 27 percent would lke their health care provider to offer programs designed to connect them with people or activibies in their community, The @verall trend is to treat loneliness similar to a cheonic illness, Psychology Today nated in 2015 that loneliness can tead to ar ‘exacerbate depression, social arudety, addiction or hoarding. And a 2016 article in Fortune magazine called chronic loneliness “amodem-day epidemic.” jucy/Ausust 207 THe MooNLiGHTER, 25Eros ci Register for any KHSOD Summer Program CE & SAVE! Get Leotards {all hanging dance clothes) ote rod at hy 1m Tights * Go online or Stop in Cum E ly Three Amigos Campiled and submitted hy Roger and Esther Guimond In memory af Sharon E, Lounsbury A Visit to Austria aes Our visit to Rome was not the first lag of exciting places to visit. The exact route we took is not remembered, but itis recalled thal our fist siop was in Garmisch, Germany, Garmisch was a Winter Clyrpics stein 1996. [tis @ very small own with friendly people and 3 fun place to visi We arrived there late afiemoan and were only locking for a room forthe night and a place to eat. German food is delicious. Spent the night in Garmisch and the following morning we lft for Salzburg, Austria, It was not a long drive ta Satzburg. Upon arrival we developed car problams and eeided up spending two days theee. We went to visit Mazart’ birthplace. It was very interesting, The man was a genius with music. We also went to visit the movie set where the film, The Sound of Music, was made in 1965. Talk about luck! We were able to hire a chauffeur and limousine at a very reasonable price. To lop off our good luck, our chauffeur was the same ene who chauffeured the actor, Christopher Plummer. (He portrayed Captain von Trapp.) He sure had some interesting stones about Mr. Plummer. The chauffer drove us to visit the monastery and the graveyard where the von Trapp’ hid fram the German Army while trying to escape. It should be noted that the monastery is where Mother Superior sang one.af our favorite and maving songs, Climb Evry Mountain, What @ voice! Qur next ride was to visit the mansion where the von Trapp's: ved, The place is huge! Outside the mansion was the gazebo jucy/Ausust 207 Ce ee ERNE cE UC utr le) DIB YOU KNOW... Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb, proudly displayed his discovery of electricity in frontof a crowd by == electrocuting an STAGE 9 Be cecchant..2 shocking Si. BANE HOSE disregard for an innocent animat's ite. ‘This led to the idea of electrocuting prisoners on death row, Dance Shoes! where the oldest von Trapp daughter sang Sixteen Going an Sevenigan, A short distance from the gazebo was the lake where Marie and the van Trapps fell out ofthe baat. Seeing all those sights was very exciting The next visit was to the church were Maria married Captain von Trapp. It was about a 20-mile drive and the church was in small village. The outside of the church appeared small, but inside was quite large. The church was nat as richly adomed The entire vist of The Sound of Music set was a very thrilling visit. Our chauffeur and lime service was the icing on the cake for a most wondertul day. Later we went lo the garage to check on the car and all was fixed (not cheap}! That evening we went to a wiolin concert which put yours truly to sleep very quickly. Esther and Sharon stayed awake. The following morning we loaded up the car and headed for the Swiss and Italian Alps. | believe our goal was to-be in Venice by day's end. but that's another chapter. Sae you later! The Three Amiges ~ Rages, Esther and Sharon © TO PONDER, ‘Why do the Alphabet song and Twinkle, Twinkle Little Siar have the same fine? THe MooNUGHTER 26VOTE FOR WOMEN How Thoga County Women Actively Participated in This Worldwide Struggle (Part 2) By Ed Nizalowski When Stanton's husband, a social reformer himself, learned of his wife's plans he could not even bring himset! {o attend the Convention. Lucretia Mott was also disturbed by such a radical idea. f net for the efforts of Frederick Douglass, who strongly supported the resolution, the stated right of women's suffrage might have needed another day to make it into public discourse. The Seneca Falls Convention was follawed by a Rochester Women's Rights Convention two waeks later and an Ohio Women's Rights Convention in 1850. The first suffrage organizations were established in 1869 - one by Susan 8. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the other by Lucy Stone, These would eventually combine into the National American Women’s Suffrage Association (NAWSA) in 1890, But in 1869, Stanton and Anthony were based in New York City, In March 1869 Anthony, along with lecturer Susan F. Nortan, traveled to the Southam Tier, first stopping in Ithaca. (Lite is known about Norton except that she was @ regular contribulor to @ variety of women’s rights publications.) The account in the Waverly Advocate (April 2, 1889) was quite complimentary for both these women, Norton, it said “has a good voice and speaks with energy and effect. Her lecture was well conceived, well written, and well read." The paper went on to say that Anthony was “self-reliant and sell-possessed” with “quick perception and strong reasoning power. Her effectiveness is large, especially in the combative department, which indicates 4 courageous and rather aggressive tendency. Nothing deghis her more than a hand-to-hand controversial tlt with an epponent, even in the midst of a lecture.” The paper did not give @ synopsis of the lectures “but shall be content with saying that the speakers dropped many valuable thoughts, established beyond the possibility of kogical refutation the doctrine that woman is by nature, the equal of man. The latter enjoys no natural, civil or political rights which does nat rightfully belong also to the former..” Norton and Anthony would speak at Wilson Hall in Owego on March 29. Anthony also spoke on temperance the day before, Alhough inclement weather probably hurt attendance, the account in the Owego Times (April 1, 1859) was as praiseworthy 23 thal of the Waverly Advocate: “Nirs. Norton spoke first, rom notes and we have seldom, if ever, listened ta such an able address. In breadth, force, pungency and sarcasm, it has not, in our opinion, bean equaled as yet in Wilson Hall.” Opening August 3°! Here was part of Narton’s remarks: "Women are now taught to look forward to marriage 2s their only hope for maintenance food and clothing, and if they fail in hat, the streets. or the gutters or the work-house is al that is before them. Woman demands aqual faciities of education, and then a fair opportunity of working out her awn salvation in any of all of the avocations of human industry. receiving equal pay for equal work, intellectual or physical.” It had only bean recently that women were allowed to own real estate “and she is taxed, therefore, ust as men, but she has no voica in dacding to what. use tha money she pays shal be applied, She offers taxation without representation...” cidermillendicott Jucy/Ausust 207° ‘THE MOoNLIGHTER‘NOT-f0-GOUR MET’ RECIPES PILAF STUFFED CHICKEN By Pat FitzGerald cree (2 Ths. currants: V4, butter 2 Ths. salt 1/2 c. chapped enion I chicken (3 Ib.) 3 Ths. pine nuts 3 Ths. yogurt 2c. water 4 Tbs. melted butter Fry onions in 1/4 c. butter in goucepan until transparent, Add pine nuts and rice: souté until light brown, ‘Add currants, 1 Tbs. salt and water, 0 dash of pepper. Bring to a bail; cover and simmer for 25-30 minutes of until all water is absorbed. Add melted butter. Cool before using as stuffing, Stuff chicken with one cup af pilaf Combine yogurt and salt; brush half aver chicken, Bake at 400° for 15 minutes, Reduce heat to 350°; boke 1 hour more, basting with yogurt PARTY CHEESE BALL 16 on. cream cheese, softened 2c. sharp cheddar cheese, shredded 1 Ths, pimento, chopped 1 Ths. chopped onion 1 Ths. chopped green pepper 2 tsp, Worcestershire: sauce tgp. lemon juice Combine cream cheese and cheddar cheese: mix until well blended, Add remaining ingredients: mix well. Chill: shape into a boll. Serve with an ossortment of crackers. Specializing in Quality Meats ‘985 Taft Avenue Endioott, NY 13760 Phone 607-785-0289 Owners John Fargnoil Nancy Fargnoil If you have a favorite recipe to share, send if to us at moonlighterpress@gmail.com Jucy/Auaust 20177 SS \we 1/2 Ib, artichoke spaghetti (er engel hair, udon, ar soba) 1 gorlic clove, minced 1 Ths, sesame oil Sauce: Blend following in blender or food processor: 2 Tbs. tamori say sauce Pinch black pepper or cayenne pepper (optional) 4 Tbs. toasted tahini 2 tsp. brawn rice syrup COLD SESAME NOODLES By Michele L. Moelder 2 tsp, brown rice vinegar 4-4 pasta cooking woter Add more water if thinner sauce is desired. Boil noedles until done: reserve | cup pasta cooking water: Mix noodles with 1 Ths. sesame oil and set eside_ Chop 2 scallions ~ green part only Seed and chop 1 cucumber, Roast 2 Ths. sesame seeds. Add sauce to cooked noodles; mix well. Add scallions, minced garlic, cucumber, sesame seeds; mix gently and serve at room temperature. Recipe printed with permission from Michele Moelder, from her cookbook HEALTH BEAT NATURAL FOODS COOKBOOK Available at Health Beat Natural Foods & Deli 214 Main St, Johnson City, NY sees, BLT DIP Ib, bacon Le, sour cream Te, mayornaise 1 tomate - peeled, diced, seeded Place bacon ina large deep skillet, Cook over medium-high heat until evenly browned. Droin an paper towels In medium bowi, combine meyo and sour cream. Crumble. bacon into sour cream and maye mixture Mix in tomate right before serving, Garnish with shredded lettuce, if desired, Serve with tortilla chips, Makes 16 servings BROWN BREAD Le white flour 1 tsp, baking soda Te, grahom (whole wheat) flour 1/2 tsp. salt 2 ¢. sugar 1c. mille V2 ¢, molasses Raisins, dates, or nuts 1299 if desired 1 Tbs, vegetable oil Combine all ingredients, Add ta loot pan. Bake at 325° for about 50 minutes “THe MoonusHTER 2aTHIS MONTH IN TIME: Apollo 11 aii. April 12, 1927 - = May 20, 2017 Nell Armstrona.descends a Final Resting Place ladder to become the first hunan te step onto the surface of the Moon Betty Jane Vosburgh } Apaiio 11 was the space- Betty Jane Travis-Vosburgh 00, of Newark Valley, passed awayon | fight that landed the: first ics wake or the Micor: ‘Saturday, May 20,2017, Bor in Canisteo, NY, she was the daughter of Mildred and Andrew Travis, Sr., twin sister of Andrew, Jr., and sister of Mission commander Neil Mary Louise Hallock and Loreen Travis, all who predeceased her paneer wi pon Bie Betty is survived by her loving husband of 68 years, Richard Vosbuegh snout ‘and her devoted daughter, Cynthia Vosburgh. Eagle on July 20, 1968 Betty atlended Houghton College and majored in musi. She was a devoted and active member of Main Street Baptist Church, Binghamton Armstrong became the for 63 years and lent her beautiful soprano woioe to the choir first to step onto the lunar for more than 60 years. A retiree of IBM, she was a member surface six hours later on of the Quarter Century Club, Dick and Batty have many July 21; Aldrin joined him fond memories oftheir rlirement winters in Florida about 20 minutes tater They spent about two and a quarier hours together oulside the spacecraft, and collected 47.5 pounds of lunar material to bring back to Earth. : Michael Collins piloted the command module Columbia alone in lunar orbit while they were on the moon's surface. Armstrong and Aldrin spent just under a day on the lunar surface before rendezvousing with Columbia in lunar orbit. They retumed to Earth and landed in the Pacific Ocean on July 24 Broadcast on live TV to a workiwide audience, Armstrong stepped onto the lunar surface and described the event as “one small slep for man, one giant leap for mankind." Apollo 11 effectively ended the Space Race and fufllad a national gos! proposed in 1961 by U.S, President John F. Kennedy: "before this decade is out, af landing a man an the Moon and retuming him safely to the Earth,” Jucy/Auaust 20177 ‘The family would like to thank the staff at The Hearth at Castle Gantens ‘Those wishing to make memorial contributions in Betty's name — ‘and [deal Rose Court for their loving care. ‘are asked to kindly consider Main Street Baptist Church, 4117 Main St, Binghamton 13905 of the Alzheimer's Assoc. THE FINAL JOURNEY ‘When | reach the end ofthe road of Lita leaving this world of sin and strife, will stand before my Maker ‘on the Final Judgment Day. The Book wil bo opened ta where my name appears, ‘by a mark of crimson red, a symbal of the blood He shed on the Cross of Catvary. Mysins were forgiven by the Ona who & perfect, in 1a way flawed, being the Son ofthe Living God. Now as the Gates to the Kingdom are opened. | wil pause fa knee! and pray, to thank Jesus for showing me the way (Home), co cRichard E. 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For current info visit the Spencer Picnic facebook page (facebook/Spencer Picnic) or website (SpencerPicnic.com). HIGHLIGHTS: Vendors 3€ Food # Parades Fireworks % Rides Demonstrations * Pageants Cat Show Chicken BBQ * Music * Bingo THE MooNUGHTERESSENTIAL OILS - THEN & NOW Part 155) AWAKEN The man pulled aver to change his flat tire. Suddenly he was struck by a passing car and was thrown je. Amazingly he was still alive. But after the hospital did all they could do, he was pronounced incurable and sent to the nursing home. | was called to the short- staffed floer he was on for a couple af hours te help, One of the patients | was. assigned to was this man, He was diagnosed as comatose - unresponsive and immobile. | entered his raom, stated his name and intraduced myself, A quick glance shawed there was no v, and no feeding tube, Evidently the doctor and family decided to “let him go.” No signs of broken bones. | -ould tell he had been a healthy, hard-working strong man, He still had bulk. As! began changing and washing him up I spoke about the day and date, and the weather autside. You never know whether an unconscious person can hear. It’s beliewed that hearing is the last sense to ga. Sometimes he had eye movements but hey were unfocused. After his care I was settling him comfortably in bed when his 2 beautiful daughters carne in, Even while “comatose” he recognized their voices, opened his bleary eyes and moved them sidewise to gaze at his daughters, The daughters didn’t stay long and as they left the man's tears came down. That was 20 years ago. Now Dactors may say he was in 3 vegetative state; if they had waited enough to see his eyes open and focus, see his tears... History has shown hat people can live comatase or in the vegetative state for many years and then wake up. They can repeat conversations and can tell which nurses really cared, One man who had been unconscious for many years pefore he recavered said sometimes he was screaming inside = f'm still here! I'm still alive! Why did my patient cry? What was he aware of? Did he yrant to be left alone to die with just strangers taking care of him? Where was his wife? Mer does nat want DNR. | cauld take him home, love him, talk ta him, read to him, play music, change IVs and restart them if need be, do tube feedings, range of notion to keep his muscles from stiffening and atrophying, turn side to side te prevent a decubitus ulcer, change sheets and make a bed with him in it and -an singlehandedly Hoyer lift him to a wheelchair and ake him outside for a while... | also have oils to diffuse, to apply, to add to tube feedings. Maybe a couple of jucy/AuGust 2017 Raindrops a week, and/or foot massages with the Raindrop essential oils. There are ails good for the brain, nerve repair and emotions. Essential oils rotated such as sandalwood, cedarwoad, melissa, frankincense, blue cypress, lavender, helicrysum and the blends of Harmony, Present time, Brain Power, Dream Catcher, Into The Future and Awaken. There are so many great, and powerful and peaceful olls. ifonly people knew. 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Anders aa (They carry Kytie’s father into the house and lay him on the couch. Kylie goes into her room and grabs the Legendarium, She brings it ‘out and puts it on a table and opens i) Kylia ~ Guardian, we need you. ‘The Guardian appears and asks the Protectors what they want, Eric - Can you tell us what Marwick did to everyone? ‘Guardian - He put tham into a deep sleep. Ethan - Well, how do we wake them up? ‘Guardian - You have twenty-four hours to first defeat Marwick and then wake the people out of their deep sleep. f you do not, the people will be lost forever. Ethan «Iti time once and for all we destroy Marwick, (They all put theic hands in the middle and transform into the Protactors. It next shows Marwick causing chaos dawntown when the Protectors shaw up.) Marwick —Well, tit isn't the Protectors here to save the day. Too bad youre too late Ell- We are never too late; we are going to save everyone and stop ou Harick- Then et the bate begin Minions, attack! (The Protectors and minions start running towards each other and start fighting. Kylie and Eric run towards Marwick fo fight him while the others fight the minions.) Kylie - Guess your plan is not going how you expected? Marwick - You still have to defeat me and | highly doubt you will (Kylie runs toward him and starts to fight hand-to-hand combat until ‘Marwick grabs her neck and lifts her eff the ground, choking her. Eric tries to help Kylie, but Marwick pushes him to the ground and throws Kylie up against 2 wall next to Eric. Eric crawés over to Kylie to make sure she is okay, Marwick comes toward them to destroy them with his weapon. Eric covers Kylie with his arm when Eli shoots Marwick with his ice blast and freezes him, The others run over and help them up and Max gives Kylie the Legendarium.) Max - You have to send him back naw, (Kylie tooks in the book and finds the spell.) Kylie - Magic was used to release Marwick, now reverse the spell fo ‘send ihim and his minions back into the book where they beleng, never ta be set free again. (Kylie casts the spell, it hits Marwick and a bright light comes over everyone as Marwick and his minions get sucked into the ‘Legendarium. All the Protectors celebrate their victory.) ~ To be continued True happiness is of a retired nature, and an enemy to pomp and noise. It arises, in the fist piace, from the enjayment of one's self; and in the next, from the friendship and conversation fa few select companions. ~ Joseph Addison (1714) ‘THe MoonuscHTer: 34YET ANOTHER ONE ON THE WAY IN...AND ON THEWAY OUT By Junkyard Sith | was bom on July 17, 1953 in Port Jervis, NY. The atea was heavily Roman Catholic at the time, and Ma and Dad were parishioners of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, commonly known as “St. Mary's.” The “Our Lady of Mount Carmel” Society was important in that church, and they had a big fund-raising camival on the weekend closest to har feast day, July 16. It was your lypical camy; rides, games, greasy food and fireworks, Ma and Dad didn't care for that, but one year, Toni wanted to watch the fireworks, Ma knaw some people who lived on a hall overdooking the camival, $0 she got their permission to sit on their back lawn and watch the display. Most toddlers are frightened by sudden flashes of bright lights. and loud noises, but | loved the show, Getting back to the point of the story, just after Ma gave: birth to me, she was in the recovery room trying to get over ihe pain when she heard explosions, and asked the nurse what was happening, ‘Oh, that's the Mt. Carmel fireworks. They usually last about forty-five minutes.” ‘Qootth,” Ma groaned, “I just gave birth, and now this!” Years passed, and they became "my fireworks,” because they were near my birthday. | ignored the reality. Decades passed. Al forty-five, | was living in Endicott, NY ven | felt @ sharp pain in my chest. It didnt stop, so, thinking | was Nawing a heart attack, | called the ambulance. As we sped to the hospital, | thought | saw fireworks from he back window, so ! asked, “Oh, those are the Johnson City Field Days, why?” When | told the EMT the story, we both had a chuckle, “It's kinda funny, | get fireworks on the way in and fireworks on the way out, Name another parson who can say that.” " can't, but hopefully we can keep you going for a few more years,” | want to give credit to the Town of Union volunteer amitulance squad and the staff of Binghamton General Hospital. | was told I'd had an angina spasm and | needed to stop buming the candi at both ends. Thankfully | followed professional advice for once. You see, | stil have a few things on my bucket list! + 2007 State Route 26 Our Coun Endicott, NY 4 } (607) 786-9712 Heats Ss. SUMMER SALE a WEDNESDAY, 12" April '17 A sonnet by Michae! Amett ‘Whila many seasoned pens are subject fo a shriveled productivity (particularly those that may've scored some laud successes), still it.gave me pause the other day to hear you joylessly, dejactedly ‘avow thal, afler all, you might be at the final, fatal standsbil, permanently ‘tapped or writien out, | ofien faced that fear some years ago before espying how ideas ramify unforcedly (unfailingly, 38 wel) to avid sequels, arborescing ever mare dffusadly, becom ing parents to.an iepressive, pratting, aver-populated progeny. Since then, again, no palpitations rise on that now putto-bed ac- count, and tho | reettack compulsive themes with never-blunted cu- Sosy, appraaching them from uneduplicated angles lets me hack away at what | think is virgin acreage to keep fram slipping inta tired ruts, the fuled stream of consciousness commends you stout- ly tothe fray, so et's forget this much-too-early talk of being written + Jucy/Ausust 207 THe MooNLIGHTER, 35IS) Tioga State Bank Helping you live life! Let me help you find a Medicare Plan that may fit your coverage Dee Ie celle eT Tale ee 0 Unitedttealtheare Health & Fitness TREATING A SUNBURN The American Atademy of Dermatology recommends covering the sunbumed area with a cold, damp towel for 10-15 minutes a few mes throughout the day. On the damp skin, gently apply @ mild moisturizer that contains. aloe vera or an over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream, Drink a lot of water. Cover the sunburn with protective clathing if going outside. 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He landed in Normandy cn Omaha Beach 4-5 days after the June 6th invasion, where he was assigned to heavy weapons, After becoming ill with malaria, he was bedridden for 3 weeks. Fr, Eddie Joe Waters, an army major and chaplain, who was a life-long friend from Owego, lacked Boland up after leaming of his lines, and arranged for his transfer to the First Division as his assistant. Boland remained Fr. Eddie Joe's: assistant until he was honorably discharged as a sergeant on October 15, 1945, Jucy/Ausust 207 ‘THE MOONUGHTER at which time he, his wile and hhis daughter Paula (Robin) retumad to Torrington, CT. ‘Sergeant Boland also hada son, Jon “Peter” who was bom iin 1948. He retired from EJ in January, 1988 ‘Sergeant Boland had a love of gol, and played often unt suffering a stroke in 1993, He passed away February 7, 1904 al the age of 87 Put. Boland playing round of golf at En-Joie Course while on furlough, Paul Boland's daughter Robin lovingly compiled her father's ‘service record in order to preserve and protect the memory of his: valuable ‘contribution to the war effort and as a saurce of family pride. She encourages athers to examine their albums and ‘scrapbooks to preserve their ‘own loved ones’ service: records as well DID YOU KNOW... ‘According to statistios released by the Veteran's Administration, our World War Il vets are dying at a rate of approximately 492 per day. About 620,000 ‘American veterans from WWII are estimated to still be alive as of 2016.Oo 2, APPLES & CIDER HARDWARE MANUFACTURED HOUSING THE CIDER MILL ‘Your Local Dealer PALMER ; - TRUE VALUE MANUFACTURED HOMES 25 Nanticoke Ave, Endicott, NY HOMECENTRAL | 470, Eastot Waverty. 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It was used to construct elaborate beaded collars, haaddresses, and even gowns or overdrasses. Because of the manner of construction, few intact pieces have been found as the stringing materials have disintegrated over time. A few pieces have been found, situated in such a way that they were able ta be reconstructed, The beads were sill lying in the original stringing patiem which was ciscemible to the practiced eye of a beading master, Pinlerest has many pictures of the reconstructions, Some aboriginal cultures would string beaded netting around a dried gourd to make a whispering ratte for ‘ceremonial and /or dance use. The larger the beads, the louder the whisper. Bead nating is not a difficult craft to leam and coffers many passibilties for embellishment. The "Ball Gow" being taught in the cass is a very basic example which can be “dressed up" in many ways. Once leamed, let your imagination be your guide. Enjoy! Please patronize the businesses that edvertise with us, Their advertising support enables us to publish each issue, And sincere ‘Thanks’ fo thase who sent donations this month toward our expenses! juty/Ausust 207 THE MooNUGHTERMultiple Insurance Quotes with one call Home - Auto - Business Nw " Contact fhsinsurance.com Newark Walley (607) 642-1226 Maine (607) 862-1222 Trusted Choice’ GETZKE'S AUTO SHOP. Mere AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE = ® 515 Nowe: Valley Haine i Newark Valley, NY 1381 probes Customers got» $15-$25 prepaid ‘VGA card by mail wth a auailying purchase of a NAPA, ‘Battery Amato of Starter from duty Lu Amgust 31 Hollenbeck’s Route 38 * 17 No. Main St Newark Valley. 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Bring a lawn chait and enjoy the wae summer evening listening to this popular band ‘Take in the Art Show in the Rolle Noble Room (neat to the post office) from 4:00 to 7:00pm. Also enjoy wine tasting at Village Wine & Spints from 4-7pm, Celebrating Good Shepherd B & B ‘our 13% June Lange Esler anniversary! POBox 184 * 26S, Main St Thank you for Newark Watley, NY 13811 607-642-5037 15 guar im baxinecelOn Saturday, the action kicks off at the expanded craft sale on the Green from Sam-dpm. Vendors from all over the area will entice you with their waves. Talented bands will entertain you on the bandstand, offering both new music and old favorites throughout the day. The Tappan Spaulding Library will be selling used books in front ofthe libeary, The Art Show continues in the Rollie Noble Room (next to the #P past office) from Sam until 4pm. Catch the action at the Train Depot and the Trout Ponds: music, games and activities. Great food will be available from 9:30am until 3pm at the Depot (Donuts, Beverages, Sloppy Joes, Sausage/Peppers/Onions, and Ice Cream), The annual parade has been growing each year and this year is no exceation. It begins at 11:00am, running from Rewey Ave., along Main Street to Water Sireet and Whig Street Also at 11am, catch the Public Black Powder Shoot at the Farmstead's Maple Grove. The Newark Valley Fire Department will be serving up delicious chicken BBQ an Water Street starting around 11:30am, Pian on getting there earty as they always sell out! Leam about the history of the area, and enjoy spinningiweaving demos by visiting the Bement-Billngs Farmstead living history museum Saturday from 12N to 4pm. The: Farmstead is one mile north of the traffic light. After all this action winds down, head on over to the Trout Ponds. Cheer for yourfavorite duck during the Great Duck Race at 4:30pm. From §-8pm enjay the Cruise-In af the Depot — all vehicles are welcome! Listen to great music from 7:20-9:30 at the Trout Ponds! it all leads up to an exciting fireworks display at the Trout Ponds after dark! Mark your calendar and gear up fortwo days filed with fun and activities forthe whole family. 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The next day Mabe! was shopping at Wegmans when her phone rang. It was Maude. “How do you like your new phone,” she asked Mabel. ‘It's lovely, Maude,” Mabe! replied. “But how did you know: Td be here.at Wegmans this afternoon?” IRREFUTABLE LAWS Law of Biomechanics The severity of the itch is inversely proportional te the reach. NOW THAT WERE MARRIED... Dilie and Lena gat married. On their haneymoon trip, they were nearing Minneapolis when Gilie put his hand an Lena's knee. Giggling, Lena seid, “Ollie, you can go a little farther now if you want to." So Ollie drove to Duluth, PRISON VS, JOB Prison: You spend the majority of your time in'a 10x10 cell, Tob: You spend the majority of your time in an BXB cubicle, Prison: You get three meals a day Fully poid for. Tob: You get a break for ane meal and you have te pay far t. Prison: You get time off for good behavior. Job: You get mare work for goad behavior. Prison: The guard locks ond unlocks all the doors for you, Jobs: You must of ten carry a security cord ond open all the doors yourself Prisan: You con watch TV ond play games, Tob: You could get fired for watching TV and playing games. Prison: They allow your family and friends ta wisit. Tob: You aren't supposed to speak to your family. Prison: All expenses are paid by the taxpayers with ne wark -equired. Job: You get to pay all your expenses to.ge ta werk, ond they deduct taxes from your salary to pay for prisoners and welfare, Prison: You must deal with sadistic wardens, Job They are called managers, jucy/AuGust 2017 word Play Abdicate: To give up all hope of ever having 0 flat stomach DUCK HUNTING Abig city lowyer went duck humting in tural Tennessee. He shat and dropped o bird, but it Fell wrto.a Farmer's field on the other side of « fence. As the lawyer climbed over the fence, on elderly farmer drove up on his tractor and asked him what he was doing, The litigator responded, "T-shot a duck and it fell in this field, ond now Tim retrieving it.” ‘The old farmer replied, “This is my property, and you don't have permissien ta come over here. The indignant lawyer said, “Tam ane of the best trial attorneys in the U.S.,.and if you dor't let me get that duck, T'l sue you and take everything you own, ‘The old farmer smiled ond said, “Apparently, you don't know how we settle disputes here in Tennessee, We settle small disagreements like this with the “Three Kick Rule.” ‘The lawyer asked, “What is the Three Kick Rule?” ‘The former replied, “Well, becouse the dispute occurs on my land, I get to go first, I kick you three times and then you kick me three times ond so an until sameone gives up.” ‘The attorney quickly thought abaut the peoposed contest and decided that he could easily toke the old codger. He ogreed to abide by the local custam. ‘The old farmer slowly climbed down from the tractor and walked up ta the attorney, His fiest kick planted the tae of hig heavy steel-toed work boot into the lawyer" grain and dropped him to his knees. His second kick to the midriff sent the lawyer's last meal gushing frem his mouth, The lawyer was on all fours when the farmer's third kick 10 his rear end sent him face first into a fresh cow pie. ‘The lawyer summoned every bit of his will ond managed ta get on his feet. Wiping his face with the arm of his jacker, he said, “Okay, you old cadger. Now it's my turn” ‘The old former smiled ond said, "Nah, I give up, You can have ‘the duck.” THE 2“? AFFAIR ‘A middle-aged couple had two beautiful daughters, but always talked about having o son. 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