This 1930’s Ford V8 overlooks a beaver damn on the Saam Property, Orson, PA at the end of a beautiful, sunny afternoon. Photo By Chelsey Saam

An audience of school board members past and present, active and retired teachers and support staff members, parents, students, and the foods class at the high school recently filled the Mountain View Elementary School gym. The event was the silver anniversary celebration of the opening of that building twenty-five years ago.  Guests were greeted in the lobby and presented with programs and identifying badges made by the Student Council members.  They were encouraged to walk the halls and vote for their favorite decorated door which was a part of the celebration while enjoying fresh popped popcorn provided by the PTO.  Harford Fair winning entries were displayed throughout the building and in the gym.

The “25 Years of Excellence” program began at 6:30 PM in the gym and with entertainment by the Chimettes under the direction of music teacher Molly Birosak.  The Pledge of Allegiance was led by the Student Council members and the elementary principal Christine Kelly welcomed everyone.  Superintendent Karen Voigt served as MC and began by introducing Dr. Nancy Simon, the former elementary principal at the 1991 dedication of the school, who gave her reflections on the event.  She was complimented for successfully bringing together the three community schools at that time to one building.  Dr. Andrew Chichura, former superintendent at the 1991 dedication who gave an overview of the history of the building of the facility. Karen Voigt read two reflection pieces which she received from Marilyn Light retired kindergarten teacher and Cheryl Decker, present pre-K teacher.  She then recognized various notable groups who were in the audience beginning with the members of the school board at the time of the dedication which included President Garry Folitz, First Vice-President MarkWilmot, treasurer Ordie Price, William Beeman, Robert Sadauckas, Thomas Salansky, and George Spedding.  All were in attendance except for second vice president James Zick who passed away while still an active member of the board.  The present board members who were present were also introduced.

Speakers at the program (L-R) included: Dr. Andrew Chichura, superintendent in 1991 when the building was dedicated; Richard A. Zick, president of the Brooklyn Historical Society; Dr. Christopher Lake, Director of Curriculum; Dr. Nancy Simon, elementary principal at the time of the dedication; Christine Kelly, present elementary school principal; Karen Voigt, district superintendent; Lt. Col. USAF Retired David Palmer, Brooklyn Historical Society.

Superintendent Voigt then announced several different groups of individuals who were recognized for returning for the celebration.  First were the twenty teachers who had retired from the elementary building since it opened twenty-five years ago. They included Pat Arnold, Anne Bode, Rose Borgna, Debbie Earley, Lois Frantz, Anne Gregory, Mary Harrison, Norma Jaget, Janet Karhnak, Beth Komar, Marilyn Light, Charlene Olcese, Jan Price, Cindy Reynolds, Laurie Rood, Connie Schulte, Cynthia Singer, Mary Walker, Linda Whitney, and Sue Wildrick.  Former elementary school principal Peg Foster was also introduced.  Seven retired support staff members in attendance included Eloise Cobb, Lois Howell, Barbara Kelly, Judy Naniewicz, Linda Shupp, Ivie Simons, and Richard Thomas.

Four teachers and staff members in attendance who are still working and were there when the building opened included Laurie Barlow, Roberta Harvey, Cheryl Decker, and Judy Bell.

Other interesting facts and groups were also noted, such as the fact that there are twenty-eight Mountain View graduates who are either teaching or on staff presently in the district.

Superintendent Voigt then talked about items that came from the three elementary buildings and were incorporated or displayed in the new Mountain View Elementary building.  Most notable are the beautiful black bells from the Brooklyn and Harford Buildings incorporated within the front design of the building.  Two members of the Brooklyn Historical Society, Lt. Col. USAF Retired David Palmer and Richard Zick, were present to accept two pieces of art work which had been framed and preserved by Dr. Chichura when the Brooklyn building was closed.  Since the building now houses the Brooklyn Historical Society, Mrs. Voigt and the Board of Education thought it appropriate to return them to that building for display.

Principal Kelly then acknowledged those who had assisted in making the celebration such a memorable event.  She shared some of the activities which were a part of the week at the elementary building designed to help the present students understand and appreciate the history of the school.  Activites included daily dress up days with a theme; a door decorating contest between grade levels; a tree planting in honor of the celebration; and the burying of a time capsule.  The school purchased tee shirts for all of the elementary faculty, staff and students to wear on Friday.  Spirit games took place Friday afternoon as did “Pay to Slime your Teacher” which  raised $600.35 and donated to the Eastern Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation for kids with bleeding disorders.   

Principal Kelly then introduced the band director, Mason Stiver, whose students performed and ended with the assembly singing the Mountain View Alma Mater.  She also encouraged everyone to enjoy the deliciously prepared and beautifully displayed snacks provided by Dr. Elaine Chichura, consumer science teacher at the high school, and her foods class students.  The Nutrition Group, the food service which provides the breakfast and lunch program in the district also provided refreshments of vegetables, fruits, crackers and cheese.  Photos of the activities and the celebration can be viewed on the Mountain View School District’s website.

Two teachers from the Faith Mountain Christian Academy and one from the Susquehanna Community School District were initiated into the Beta Rho Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International at the October meeting in Montrose.  The initiates included Jaime Lynn Bolinger, a speech and language pathologist at Susquehanna; Julie Griggs, a math and science teacher for grades 7-12 and Amy Radford, an English and History teacher of grades 7-12, both of Faith Mountain Academy. 

The three local educators (l-r) recently initiated as active members into the Beta Rho Chapter of the DKG Society International are: Julie Griggs, Amy Radford, Jaime Lynn.

President Dr. Nancy Simon conducted her first business meeting of the biennium.  She welcomed everyone and introduced her theme “Getting to Know You.”  As a part of this theme, she intends to involve more members throughout each meeting.  She will also have one of the committees present at each meeting, telling about its purpose, members and responsibilities.  During the committee reports, Pat Arnold, chairman of the Personal Growth and Services Committee introduced Cindy Wooden, one of her committee members in attendance.  Brandi Miller is also on the committee but was unable to attend.  Cindy explained that the committee’s purpose is to encourage members to grow and serve. She gave several examples of enrichment activities in the area.  Pat then explained a service project which will be to “pack a purse.”  She had an example of a purse filled with personal items which a woman might need if she had to leave her home suddenly. She encouraged members to bring these to the December meeting and they would be donated to the Women’s Resource Center.  Other committee reports were also presented which included the proposed budget, scholarships available at the state level, and the encouragement to recommend someone for the chapter achievement award. 

Jeanette Saulo then proudly spoke about her gift to each member of the chapter as a memorable legacy to her biennium.  She had made lovely tapestry designed key pin holders for each member to store their DKG pins in and noted that there was a printed message inside which explains to family members what to do with the pins when the member passes away.  All were so appreciative to receive the lovely piece of handiwork. 

Reports were then given on the State Convention held in State College by Jeanette Saulo; the International Convention which was in Nashville, Tennessee by Cindy Reynolds; and the Purposeful Seminar which was in Pittsburgh by Susan Lee. All members were encouraged to think about attending DKG events beyond the chapter level to get a total picture of the Society.

Just prior to dinner, a lovely candlelight initiation ceremony was conducted by membership chairman and second vice president, Patricia Carpenter, and members Megan Beny Piekarski and Meghan Gilleran Truskolaski and President Dr. Nancy Simon.  Each of the initiates was escorted to the presentation by her sponsor.  The backdrop for the ceremony was the beautifully designed quilted banner of the symbols of the Society.  The new initiates lit a red candle, signed the chapter register and received their membership certificates.  Their sponsor presented them with a lovely single red rose, which symbolizes friendship, loyalty and helpfulness—the work of each for all and pinned them with a key pin.  The group sang “Symbols of Delta Kappa Gamma”, welcomed each new member individually and ended with hands joined singing “The Delta Kappa Gamma Song”

A delicious dinner was served in The Tea Room following the initiation and the handmade key pin holders given as a gift by Jeanette Saulo served as favors on the tables. 

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International is a professional honor society for women educators with more than 82, 000 members in seventeen different countries around the world.  The Society defines its mission as promoting professional and personal growth of women educators and excellence in education.

The Beta Rho Chapter is one of fifty-eight chapters in Pennsylvania whose members are key women educators in Bradford, Susquehanna, and Wyoming Counties.  The Society offers more leadership training opportunities for women educators than any other professional organization.  These include scholarships for both active and retired members, stipends for educational projects, and online courses for professional growth.  

The next Beta Rho Chapter meeting will be at The Center for Anti-Slavery Studies in Montrose on Saturday, December 3rd.  Mary Ann Cunningham and Kathy Fuller will present the program utilizing the information they presented at their workshop at the State Convention.  This will be a review of each of their Enrichment Grants.  Other upcoming events include the Arts Retreat which will be held in Ludlow, Pennsylvania April 21-23, 2017, the Tri-Chapter meeting April 29, 2017, at La Una Banquet Hall in Dunmore, and the State Convention June 9-11, 2017, at the Nittany Lion Inn in State College.

The Susquehanna Community High School Class of 1971 recently held its 45th class reunion.  Dinner and dancing was enjoyed by all at the Susquehanna American Legion. Pictured (l-r) are: first row- Gloria Gibbon, Judy Rood, Linda Norris, Darlene Slocum, LouAnn Kilmer; second row-  Graydon Wayman, Penny Estabrook, Doreen Snyder, Marian Seaman, Johnine Barnes, Pat Ahearn: back row-  Jim Koons, Don Whitmore, Dick Stine, Linda Bedford, Don Norris, Gay Keyes, Bob Keyes, Chet Beemer, Joe Dooley, Doug Slocum.

At True Friends we are aware, from a great deal of experience, how misunderstood Pitbulls really are.  We know they are actually the most affectionate, loyal, and fun loving dogs you can find. Because of this, we are still celebrating our “Pittie Pride” and waiving our adoption fees throughout the remaining  month of October in hopes of finding each of our angels the love they so crave.   Now is the time to open your hearts and minds to one of these incredible dogs!   

Pictured are Bullwinkle, the chic magnet, and his adoring lady fans.  Each of these sweethearts is hoping to get their chance at new, loving home with someone who sees how special they truly are.

Join us this "CATURDAY",Oct 29th, as we also celebrate National Cat Awareness Day by waiving our adoption fees throughout the month of November.  We gratefully ask that you do donate what you can afford to offset our kitties' medical and shelter care expenses.

Fun Fact: President Theodore Roosevelt, President Woodrow Wilson, Thomas Edison, General George Patton, Fred Astaire, and Humphrey Bogart were all pitbull owners. Join this respected group of famous folks and give pit a chance!

As the season opens with archery, I wonder how many are preparing for the defense against Lyme disease.  Pennsylvania has been on the top of the list for new cases in the past several years, and yet so many are still unaware of the consequences.  I spoke recently to another couple whose son is being crippled, had all the signs including a huge bulls eye and yet even when they asked to be tested for Lyme disease were denied.

I remember my first tick bite years ago, and when I asked for help to remove it, being grossly engorged I was teased about being skittish.  Looking back I had good reason.  Since then I’ve been bitten several times, and because of the first experience the next few were likely not removed properly either.  So I thought after my experiences I’d try to warn others before they live a life of pain, confusion and inadequate medical care due to the lack of knowledge.

FIRST LINE of DEFENSE:

PREVENTION! PREVENTION! PREVENTION!  I can’t stress enough to try to prevent getting bitten in the first place. (There are still too many unknowns to even the medical community, especially with all of the associated diseases now linked to Lyme disease and tick bites.  So prevention is the key!

1-Treat your outdoor clothing (permethrin) you can find it at any sporting good shop and follow the directions. Even spray the inside of your hunting clothing. Let it dry before wearing it.

2-DO check for ticks every time you come in, and if staying out for any length of time.

3- Remove clothing outside if possible, especially secondary layers and place in the dryer for 10-15 minutes to kill any that may be lingering.

4-Shower immediately using your hands soaped so you can feel any bumps or small raises on your skin. This is how I found a few. They will feel a bit like skin tags or even a pricker.

5-Stand in front of a full length mirror and check all areas, finding a buddy (wife, spouse or parent if a child) to look in places you can’t see. Those are some of the areas they like to hide.

6-If you find one use a pointed pair of tweezers or tick puller and get as close to the skin as possible to pull it up. Don’t squeeze so hard you squish it.

7-ID the tick and especially if it’s engorged, consider getting it tested. (There are some places that test and charge a fee, and a few that will test free but are or have been so backed up it takes too long to have proper information to start treatment.

8-Wash the site well and treat with antibiotic cream or at least soap.

9-Seek professional help if you are bit, again especially if it’s engorged.  (New studies are proving that the tick no longer needs to be on for 24-48 hours to transmit the disease. They have found that some transmit upon bite when it has previously started to inject and left the last meal. These studies can be found at NIH.com)

10-Take the protocol from the Health Department with you to your doctor and insist that it’s followed. https://www.guideline.gov/summaries/summary/49320?

11-Watch for signs of rash (not just the bulls eye, but any kind of rash), severe flu like feelings, joint pain, confusion, tighter than normal muscle tone, pain in feet, heart palpations, high or low grade fever, swollen glands, etc.… (You can find a list of other symptoms on line or contact a local support group) and if they persist, seek a Lyme Literate MD. You may need to find a support group to inquire of one, as Susquehanna County has yet to train in this field.

Find more information locally on Facebook contact: https://www.facebook.com/LymeScout.MontrosePA.Area/; or montroselymegroup@gmail.com; or montroselymegroup@gmail.com.

BENCH WARRANTS

The Susquehanna County DOMESTIC RELATIONS Section has outstanding BENCH WARRANT’S for the following individuals as of 9:25am on OCTOBER 28, 2016: Charlotte D. Atherholt, Randall P. Austin, Kenya J. Bentler, Melanie Biesecker, Tonya S. Birchard, Allen S. Bowman, Michael J. Burger, Melanie M. Button, Beverly A. Carvin, Tina Dolan, David J. Fischer, Jeffrey J. Gamble, Ryan H. Groover, Jeremy Halstead,, Keith G. Harms, Jonathan L. Hollister, Bradley M. Huzzard, James Krauss, Todd J. Layton, Charlie J. Legere, Steven J. Leiser, Melissa Marcy, Scott J. McGarrigle, Joshua K. Mess, David N. Miller, Peggy J. Mills, Christine M. Mroz, Timothy Murray, Brian H. Newhart, Cody Quick, Bruce A. Schurr, Matthew J. Setzer, Desiree L. Shifler, Richard D. Shoemaker, Jason L. Shores, John Roy Turner, Jr, Samantha Ulrich, Charles Vanwinkle, Jr., Robert C. Walter, II, Jeffrey Warner, William R. Wayman, Jr, Matthew C. Whitney. Please contact the Domestic Relations Section at 570-278-4600 ext. 4050 with any information on the location of these individuals.

DEEDS

Laurel Ann Pardo to Edward Michael Pardo in Forest Lake Township for $10.00

Malcolm Reid, Shalhevet Goldhar (NKA) Brenda Reid to Thomas B. III and Kimberly J. Hannum in Herrick Township for $300,000.00

Mark T. and Diane M. Sugalski to Hill 75 LLC in Bridgewater Township for $15,000.00

Williams Field Service Company LLC to Douglas L. and Mary K. Puzo in Bridgewater Township for $100.00

May Belle Golis, Susan Golis Campbell, Gary A. and Babriella Guttierez Campbell to Brad K. and Cynthia L. Sebring in Bridgewater Township for $235,000.00

Anthony J. Rezykowski, Amanda L. Dein (NBM) Amanda Lee Rezykowski to Anthony J. and Amanda L. Rezykowski in Auburn township for $1.00

Camp Cornby Inc to Camp Corby Inc In Middletown Township for $1.00

Camp Cornby Inc to Camp Corby Inc In Middletown Township for $1.00

Randall E. Reynolds to Joseph B. and Linda L. Reynolds in Jessup Township for $1.00

Thomas G. and Cynthia A. Messersmith to Brian M. and Beth K. Winters in Silver Lake Township for $140,000.00

Robert L. and Cynthia A. Bundy to Tracy L. Selby in Silver Lake Township for $137,500.00

Alvernon A. Harrington to Alvernon A. Harrington (TRUST) in Rush Township $1.00

Bruce A. McNaught and Nancy K. Wottrich to Appalachian Basin Minerals LP, PennMarc Resources II LP, Wildes Mineral Interests LLC and McCrown Energy Partners II LLC in Bridgewater Township for $1.00

Rosalie Cullagh to Denis Cullagh in Clifford Township for $1.00

Denis and Rosalie Cullagh to Rosalie Cullagh in Clifford Township for $1.00

Honesdale National Bank to Terry and Wanda Rockwell in Harmony Township for $40,000.00

Marian R. Slocum to Ellen J. Slocum in Harmony Township for $1.00

Bonnie L. Forthman to Bonnie L. Forthman in New Milford Township for $1.00

Geraldine P. Kerner (BY ATTY) to George R. Kiersted in Liberty Township for $74,500.00

Robert M. (BY ATTY) and Mary Jane Squire to Steven F. and Kathleen A. Gordon in Great Bend Township for $12,000.00

Carl, Patricia (AKA) Patricia A. Figured to Brett D. and Judith M. Hogle in Gibson Township for $259,900.00

James R. and Heather L. Barbour to Adam J. and Kayla A. Bolles in Liberty Township for $195,000.00

Dawn M. Neild (NBM) Dawn M. and Lynn B. Haskins to Amber L. Peterson, Aimee L. Archer and Andrea L. NcCavley in Silver Lake Township for $1.00

Highlands Enterprises LLC, Robert W. (ESTATE), Deborah L., Steven R., Samuel A. and Mark J. Rowe to Deborah L. Rowe in Great Bend Township for $1.00

Harold T. and Marcella S. Allen (NBM) Marcella S. Squire to Thomas E. and Donna M. Matias (NBM) Donna M. Sterling in Great Bend Township for $1.00

Mark Von Ahnen to Sarah Von Ahnen in Clifford Township for $1.00

Joseph (AKA) Joseph M. and Ruth Burke to Sean and Kimberleigh Burke in Susquehanna 2W for $1.00

William F. Gallagher Jr and William F. Gallagher Sr to William F. Gallagher Jr in Gibson Township for $1.00

Joyce M. Blaisure (ESTATE AKA) Joyce M. Glover (ESTATE AKA) Joyce M. Lake (ESTATE AKA) Joyce M. Greene (ESTATE) to Philip S. and Samantha Jo Moore in Bridgewater Township for $151,000.00

Carole Klym to Kyle R. and Katherine Cordner in Susquehanna for $77,420.00

Payne Living Trust (BY TRUSTEES) and Lydia P. Hoover (TRUST BY TRUSTEE) to Payam and Monjela Goudarzi in Silver Lake Township for $590,000.00

Thomas Edward and Betty Carol Tell to Dennis Knowlton in Clifford Township for $40,000.00

Thomas Edward and Betty Carol Tell to Dennis Knowlton in Clifford Township for $50,000.00

Jack and Shirley Figured to James King in Harmony Township for $45,000.00

Rita Ranieri to Carrie Lynn Shiel in Thompson Township for $167,780.00

Sheldon Ronald Cope (ESTATE) to Susan D. Moore, Phyllis K. Pierce and Sheldon Ronald Cope Jr. in Apolacon Township for $1.00

Donald E., Daniel P. and Lorraine Tyler to Timothy A. and Brandy L. Carpenter in Great Bend Township for $200,000.00

Melissa A. Martin to Freestar Energy Group LLC in Gibson Township for $10.00

Harold Ely to Betty W., Allyn B. and Wendy M. Carey in Bridgewater Township for $40,000.00

Earl L. Rosenkrans Sr. (ESTATE) to Michael Rosenkrans in Silver Lake Township for $1.00

Wells Fargo Bank to Robert A. and Dawn C. House in Hallstead for $70,000.00

Jeffery K., Jess S., Renee L., Eric D., and Teresa E. Otis Hyde (AKA) Teresa E. Otis-Hyde, Kristinia L and Daniel Beaudoin to Jeffery K. Hyde in Silver Lake Township for $1.00

Marcie (AKA) Marcie Ann Blair to Marcie Ann Blair and Michael B. Laytos in Springville Township for $1.00

Marder Living Trust (BY TRUSTEE) to Robert and Sherri Marder in Ararat Township for $1.00

Nancy Boyd Goff to Matther A. and Heather C. Speicher in Silver Lake Township for $630,000.00

Carol Anne (ESTATE AKA) Carol A (ESTATE) Netzel to Joseph W. Wedemeyer in Franklin Township for $1.00

Massoud Besharat to Adam and Lindsay R. Wilber in Great Bend Towndhip for $150,000.00

David P. George Sr. to Ronald J. Powers in Rush Township for $30,000.00

Kathleen and Kevin L. Adamick to Tristan J. and Amanda L. Tarbox in Susquehanna for $66,894.00

V Mortgage REO 2 LLC to Douglas L. and Ruby Bishop in Harmony Township for $37,800.00

Thomas Weir Taft (ESTATE), Thomas Taft (ESTATE AKA), Thomas W. Taft (ESTATE AKA) to Thomas R. Taft in Thompson Township for $1.00

Chidester Farms Inc to Chidester Farms Inc in Brooklyn Township for $1.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Alfred and Yvette Silva in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Charles G., Virginia J. and Gregory S. Bandy and Whitney B. Lawson in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to John A., Christie C., Matthew J. and Amy E. Bracher in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Charles R., Joan A. and Thomas B. Deny and Sonya M. Dod in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Eartha L. and Craig Matthews and Lance E. Collier in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Victor G., Glorai S. and Rueben V. Reynaga and Valeria M. Valencia in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bernadette Ryan and Walter Michael Demeis to Nelson and Kathleen S. Torres in Silver Lake Township for $155,000.00

Douglas L. and Mary K. Puzo to Douglas L. and Mary K. Puzo in Bridgewater Township for $1.00

Patricia and Edward J. Bendert, Barbara, David, Kathleen M. Gaffney-Babb (AKA) Kathleen M. Gaffney Babb to James P. and Tracy Searles in Choconut Township for $85,000.00

Charles H. McMahon Jr. to Sharon Convery and Stephen McMahon in Ararat Township for $1.00

Charles H. McMahon Jr. to Sharon Convery and Stephen McMahon in Ararat Township for $1.00

Marjorie A. (ESTATE), Edward Jr. and Thomas Chempiel, Janice Allunario and Mary Ellen Ochs to Michael E. and Judith A. Molenko in Brooklyn Township for $325,000.00

Russel C. Brown to Jay A. Brown in Brooklyn Township for $7,000.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Gladys and Patricia Jordan, Vivian Jefferson, Pamela Davis and Wayne Brower in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Stanely E. and Shelby F. Lilly in Herrick Township for $100.00

Bremer HOF Owners Inc to Roanld, Pamela, Steve, Rick and Ashley Ketchem-McClain, Stephanie Deckard-Clark.

Enclosed please find the list of names drawn to serve as Petit and Traverse jurors for October to appear in the Court of Common Pleas, Susquehanna County Courthouse (large Courtroom), Montrose, PA, on the 1st day of November, 2016,at nine o’clock a.m. (9:00 a.m.):

Apolacon Township: Frank Russell.

Ararat Township: Frank Aten; Jessie Lyman Thorn.

Auburn Township: Jason Benscoter; Gail Burke; David Clapper; Mary Ann Furman; Richard Herman; Matthew Purdy; Neil Traver.

Bridgewater Township: Betty Ainey; Kendall Arnold; Charles Castrogiovanni; Karen Cobb; Marsha Austin Foote; Franklin Herb; Fred Howell; Tina Kielceski; Frederick Mills; Wendy Mullineaux; Cornelios R. Offringa; Stephanie Smith; Robert Truman; Renee Tyler; Paul Wells.

Brooklyn Township: Cody Mack.

Clifford Township: Joseph Brown; Teresa Calafut; Gilbert Idhaw; Nelson Oakes; Dawn Ohara; John Sudlesky; James White.

Dimock Township: Darlene Bisel; Linda Hoover; Sally Moore; Ronald J. Teel.

Forest City 1st Ward: Susan Paolini Lussos.

Forest City 2nd Ward: Joann Matarese.

Forest Lake Township: Scott Callaway; Robin Richardson.

Franklin Township: Diane Docherty; Sheri Olszewski; Charles Sakosits; Romaine Vangorder; Dale Webster.

Friendsville Borough: Raymond Saravitz.

Gibson Township: Mary Thatcher; Wayne Resseguie.

Great Bend Borough: Wanda Depue; Cathy Hall.

Great Bend Township: Andrew Cizike; Sharon Gorick; Patricia Propert; Jennifer Schneidler; Deborah Welch.

Hallstead Borough: Peter Conigliaro.

Harford Township: Susan McHale; Julie Odell; Lori Weiss.

Harmony Township: Eric Barton; Joan Janicelli; Erica Swanson.

Herrick Township: Kristi Rossi.

Hop Bottom Township: Michael Ainey.

Jackson Township: Phillip Carey; Theodore Gasiorowski; Bradley A. Gunn; Debra Marvin; John McNamara; Lois Rice; Diann Robbins; Steve Salada.

Jessup Township: Dean Allen.

Lanesboro Borough: Jennifer Bixby; Robert Keyes; Cheryl Rupakus; Nicole Sellitto; Cheryl Tarbox.

Lathrop Township: Julie Baker; Bonnie Diddick; Frank Finan; Gerald Daniel Harvey; Mary Patricia Webster.

Lenox Township: Janice Bevacqua; Kenneth Decker; Shelley Kilmer; Kathleen McCann; Patricia Nauroth.

Liberty Township: Philip Lewis; Shirley Norton; Nancy Obrien.

Middletown Township: Melissa Sharon.

Montrose Borough 1st Ward: Kay Garner; Craig Henry.

New Milford Borough: James Poff; Melissa Vanzandt.

New Milford Township: Michael Conklin; Linda Hall; Harry Osborn.

Oakland Borough: Mark Hendrickson; Kelly Sheriff.

Oakland Township: Tamara McKinney; Lisa Shanley; Lesa Smith.

Rush Township: Steven Blom; Edward Colegrove; Wanda Edwards; Tony Johnson; Amy Newhart; Robert Odell.

Silver Lake Township: Joanne Cerretani; Marlon Gibson; Deborah Greenley; Mary Harasymuczuk; Kathy Ormsby; Judith Ripic.

Springville Township: Bambi Ilku; Raylean Kisner; Jennifer Oakes; Denise Patton; Kristina Vanvleck.

Susquehanna Borough 1st Ward: Kathleen Toleno.

Susquehanna Borough 2nd Ward: Randy Shimer.

Union Dale Borough: Mike Bahnweg; Michelle Tedesco.