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WEEK OF Key points in the Langerholc and October 28 - Burns-Terndrup race Dougherty offer BRUCE SIWY to reach out to Sherwin-Williams, NOVEMBER [email protected] ExxonMobil and Amazon. I do think differing visions we have a real shot at landing a major 3, 2020 Six-term incumbent state Rep. Frank employer,” he said. Burns is facing a well-funded challenger BRUCE SIWY In relation to economic development, [email protected] this round. Terndrup said he believes it begins Burns, D-East with a stronger emphasis on vocational FAMILY VALUES State Sen. Wayne Langerholc faces a challenge Taylor Township, education. from veteran and church abuse activist Shaun finds himself in “A lot of (local employers) would hire Dougherty. GARDNER a county that’s people if they had the training. Consider Langerholc, R-Richland Township, represents turned “red” those careers,” he said. the 35th Senatorial District covering Cambria, CROWNED MS. in the wake of “They could make a good living wage Bedford and Clearfield counties. The Democratic U.S. President right out of high school and not have all challenger is a fellow Cambria County resident WHEELCHAIR Donald Trump’s that college debt.” who grew up in Upper Yoder Township. presidency. Rural broadband was also on Here are five distinctions between these men PENNSYLVANIA Howard Terndrup’s radar. He said this is critical and their political stances. File photo Terndrup, a because more people are working from COVID-19 2021 Burns businessman and home amid the pandemic and the Among the stark differences between these men former educator evolving culture of society. is their stance regarding the pandemic-related — B1 from Cambria “They’ve got to make sure they have shutdowns. Township, is good internet or that’s not gonna According to Langerholc, it’s past time for Gov. seeking his first happen,” Terndrup added. Tom Wolf to ease restrictions on businesses. He political office TENURE criticized the governor for choosing “winners and after winning the If re-elected to a seventh term, Burns losers” through his waiver system. GOP nomination said he can continue to use his position “The way it was handled by this administration in this race for the to help local residents. — it was a complete lack of transparency,” Langer- SPORTS 72nd Legislative “I’ve learned to use my experience that holc said. District. I’ve gained and the seniority I’ve gained He added that small business owners have con- ARENA, Here are five in the legislature to benefit our region,” tacted him with the concerns. Submitted photo things to know he said. “I’ve brought $200 million “You could hear it in those people’s voices,” he MEMORIAL Terndrup about these to (our district). That’s a significant said. “Just the disappointment.” candidates and amount of money for an area like ours.” Conversely, Dougherty said he believes pandem- their campaigns. Burns added that his re-election ic rules should remain in place for public safety. HIGHWAY ECONOMIC would likely to lead to him becoming a He noted that his wife is a surgeon. DEVELOPMENT committee chairman. Consumer affairs, “The sitting senator wanted everything open,” CHEVROLET According to Burns, the key to transportation and tourism are a few of Dougherty said, “wanted (restrictions) brought local job creation lies in part with the the committees he mentioned having the down.” formation of a Keystone Opportunity ANNOUNCE possibility to head. “Our state senator wants to leave our children’s Zone. “If you’re the majority committee health up to our county commissioners.” That process, Burns said, has already PARTNERSHIP chairman,” he said, “it has a lot of MEDICAL MARIJUANA begun. He and other local leaders are influence.” While his challenger publicly supports medical — B6 working to decide where this 375 acres Terndrup, meanwhile, said he doesn’t marijuana, Langerholc remains in opposition. of underdeveloped property will be think his opponent’s seniority means “I know firsthand the ravages that drugs have on designated. as much because Burns is sometimes at our families and our communities,” he said, citing “I’d like to see that through,” he odds with leaders of his own Democratic his experience working in the Cambria County dis- said. “This truly is a game changer for Party. He noted that defeating Burns trict attorney’s office. “It is not an economic boon.” Cambria County.” could help the GOP keep control of the He added that he while he supported medicinal Companies locating within a Legislature. marijuana, he believes recreational will take a Keystone Opportunity Zone are given “The most important point for maybe toll on society by leading to additional substance tax incentives. Burns said this gives the voters to take away is in the state abuse and mental health problems. employers a strong shot at succeeding — House, this could very well decide the Dougherty, however, sees legalizing marijuana and can lead to additional jobs. WEEKLY as a way to generate tax revenue. “I took the initiative to reach out RECIPE WINNER (See KE Y, A3) (See SENATE, A3) CINDY HUNTLEY – A4 Join us to take a stand against breast and ovarian cancers.

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Burns for using legislative mailers in (Continued from A1) sees legalizing marijuana “Does (Langerholc) not the heat of the race. “We don’t have time to as a way to generate tax know where he grew up?” majority, this seat. We could change “(Burns sent) six legislative mailings wait.” revenue. Dougherty said. “Does he to a Democrat majority in the state at a time when the Pennsylvania EXPERIENCE “It would create jobs not remember the steel House,” Terndrup said. budget is in dire straits. They’re just As the incumbent, from agriculture to distri- mills that helped build “And, combined with Gov. (Tom) clearly campaigning at the taxpayers Langerholc obviously has bution, (plus) marketing this nation?” Wolf, I’m really afraid.” expense,” he said, calling the move a a voting record to cri- and sales,” Dougherty STATUTE OF LIMI- SCHOOL CHOICE “slap in the face to taxpayers.” tique. He said he’s happy said. He added that TATIONS Burns and Terndrup differ strongly THOSE ADS with that record and with recreational pot could Dougherty entered the when it comes to education. A lot of money in this race has gone the legislation that he’s also increase tourism to spotlight a few years back According to the incumbent, toward mailers sent to residents’ drafted during his first Pennsylvania. when he opened up about Terndrup’s support for school homes. term. JOB CREATION his childhood abuse at vouchers would mean “gutting public On Terndrup’s behalf, these He mentioned his effort To boost the region’s the hands of a priest from education” if the policies he favors advertisements from the state GOP to increase the maximum long-struggling econ- the Altoona-Johnstown are enacted. He said the best students and other groups have gone after allowable weight limit for omy, both Langerholc Diocese. and athletes would be admitted to Burns for his voting record. Burns, trucks that use natural and Dougherty cite rural On the heels of the private schools, putting the majority however, said attempts to depict him gas. He said this was im- broadband infrastructure 2016 grand jury report, of kids at a disadvantage. as a far-left radical are inaccurate. portant because vehicles as critical. Dougherty and others “It leaves the other kids behind. “I vote my beliefs and I vote the best that use cleaner-burning They differ in other have pushed for eliminat- Our local tax dollars will be going to interest of the people I represent. I’m natural gas are inher- ways. Langerholc said ing the statute of limita- other areas,” Burns said. one of 16 legislators, Republican or ently heavier than other keys including removing tions on sexual assault. But Terndrup said the voucher Democrat, that voted five times to end vehicles. barriers for businesses Langerholc said he agrees system is needed, particularly in the (Wolf’s economic) shutdown and put “I’m proud that I’ve and promoting the out- with this effort, and is commonwealth’s major cities where people back to work,” Burns said. had, over my first term, door recreation oppor- hoping to have this issue some of the public schools aren’t safe. He noted that statistics showing six bills signed into law,” tunities in places such as placed on the ballot this “The parents (should have the) him voting 88% of the time with Langerholc added. Cambria County. spring. right to choose and have some “liberal Democrats” are misleading. For his part, Dougherty choices,” he said. Many of those votes, he said, “That will create the “I’m very confident in impetus for that develop- that happening,” he said. said he has higher con- CAMPAIGN BACKERS are purely procedural in nature. nections than the sitting The school choice issue is one that He added that this is meaningless ment. People are mov- Langerholc added that ing out of the big cities. he advocates strongly for senator because of his Burns has tied back to Terndrup and without context, as the record shows statute of limitations the financing of his political run. also shows that he votes with local They’re finding they can victims of abuse. He noted live in an area like ours that he had a bill signed advocacy. He noted that He noted that the Republican has Republican state Rep. Jim Rigby the he told the governor in received more than $20,000 from vast majority of the time. that has a great cost of into law that reduced the person that he planned to groups such as the Commonwealth “It’s disheartening that they would living, a great quality of backlog in testing rape run for office. Leaders Fund, a group he’s associated do this,” Burns said. life,” he said, adding that kits. “If I am not intimidated with voucher support. According to Terndrup, the ads have the steel mill era is over. “That (was) simply un- to go on national televi- Burns said these types of groups try been factually accurate. But he noted Dougherty, meanwhile, acceptable,” he said. sion to call out the pope to “buy the Legislature” because it’s that he doesn’t personally sign off on said he fears that Repub- But Dougherty said or Vatican, there is no easier than advocating for unpopular all of them. licans will push to make Langerholc has already one in Harrisburg that is reforms. “Some they do run by me, and some Pennsylvania a “right-to- had more than enough going to intimidate from “That is not what our democracy they don’t. Depending on who does work” state. This means time to make progress on doing what the citizens of was founded on,” Burns said. it, I don’t find out until I see it in the cheaper labor costs on the statute of limitations For his part, Terndrup criticized mail myself.” government infrastruc- initiative. the 35th District need me ture, yet lower works “I’ve heard him say both to do,” Dougherty said. CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE www.

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Arbitrary rule changes and Caldwell, market She also spent 14 years Jackie Kulback issued a shifting deadlines invariably president of Conemaugh on the medical staff at statement Oct. 19 in response result in unreliable counts. Tom Health System, said in Conemaugh Nason in to the U.S. Supreme Court’s 4-4 Wolf and a deadlocked Supreme a press release. “She Roaring Spring. deadlock vote, which allowed the Court have given us an election Submitted photo is an exemplary leader “Conemaugh Health Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s system worthy of Venezuela. with a tremendous System is such an decision on voting to stand for Every Cambria County voter and well-being of this amount of clinical important part of this the November 3 election. must make every effort to cast community.” experience and expertise. community,” Dunmore “This tie vote underscores the their ballot as soon as possible. Dunmore — a board- Her commitment to said, “and I am really danger of leaving a Supreme Do not forget, the governor certified physician patient care, physicians, excited to take on Court seat open,” Kulback said. who just cast a murky shadow in internal medicine employees and the this new role and join “The high court failed to halt over the Pennsylvania vote by — is a graduate of the community is evident this incredible team reckless and unlegislated changes governing not through law, University Of Virginia in all that she does, and of individuals. I look to Pennsylvania election law. but by diktat, as you vote for School Of Medicine I know that she will forward to building on the “The banana republic of Tom Attorney General and the other in Charlottesville. She help us further advance strong foundation that Wolf will permit late ballots to row offices.” completed her residency our mission of Making already exists and helping in internal medicine at Communities Healthier.” the leadership team look the University of Virginia Dunmore was formerly for even more ways to Health Science Center. the vice president improve the overall health Gallitzin Township project awarded $50K OUR TOWN the design and permitting area water supplies for of an acid mine drainage generations to come,” An acid mine drainage treatment system for Burns said. treatment project in Sand Springs. It was “It is also another ome Cooking Gallitzin Township has awarded to the Clearfield example of how I’ve H been selected to receive Creek Watershed worked tirelessly with a $50,000 state grant, Association. state programs and according an Oct. 2 “This project should organizations to find announcement from state help put an end to funding for vital projects Rep. Frank Burns. decades of pollution in our region, which has The grant, he said, has from old mines in the always been a priority of been approved to pay for Gallitzin area, protecting mine.” Pumpkin Poke Cake State grant to help by Cindy Huntley INGREDIENTS build ATV trail, extend 1 box yellow cake mix 2 teaspoons cinnamon Ghost Town Trail 1 can (15 ounces) pumpkin 1 container (9 ounces) whipped OUR TOWN Association and also knows there’s a strong puree topping enable the Cambria desire for this kind of 1 can (12 ounces) sweetened Recreational tourism County Conservation recreation. condensed milk in Cambria County is and Recreational “Working together continuing to grow, Authority to continue with the Allegheny thanks to $482,524 in growing Ghost Town Ridge Recreation state grants that were Trail. Association, we were DIRECTIONS announced on Oct. 15 As a long-standing able to secure the by state Rep. Frank Prepare cake mix as directed on box and bake in a 9 x 13-inch member of the funding for this study,” Burns. House Tourism he said. “This is the first cake pan. Let cool completely. Using the handle of a wooden The grants are spoon, poke holes evenly around the cake. In a bowl, mix and Recreational step in creating a multi- intended to fund the Development county trail system, together the pumpkin, condensed milk and cinnamon. Pour planning of a six-county Committee, which which would bring mixture evenly over cake, making sure the liquid gets into regional ATV trail has held hearings significant tourism each of the holes. Frost the cake with the whipped topping. system by the Allegheny on expanding ATV dollars to our region Sprinkle toffee bits over the top of the cake, or drizzle with Ridge Recreation trails, Burns said he upon completion.” caramel syrup if desired. Refrigerate until ready to serve.

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A Johnstown man has pleaded guilty in federal In connection with the guilty plea, the court Other cameras in the area helped the agents to court to one count of malicious destruction of was advised that on Dec. 12, 2018, Hutchinson identify a truck, owned by Citrona, leaving the property for a 2018 fire that destroyed a Fairfield intentionally set fire to a large commercial building nearby premises shortly after the person with the Ave. commercial building. located at 151-161 Fairfield Avenue in Johnstown. light walked away from the building. Follow-up Mark A. Hutchison, 34, pled guilty to the charge The building had recently been purchased by a investigation revealed that Hutchison — one of the before United States District Judge Kim R. Gibson, limited liability corporation known as “JoJe,” based workers renovating the building — had the truck that according to an Oct. 16 announcement from United in New York. The seller was a company known as night. States Attorney Scott W. Brady of the Western “Citrona,” which had an office in Johnstown but was When agents interviewed Hutchison, he admitted based in Florida. The selling price was $200,000 for that he had set the fire and that he was the person the building, plus an additional $275,000 to cover caught on video with the light (it was the light from renovations to be undertaken by Citrona. his cellphone). He said he had purchased kerosene The building, which was being renovated at the from a nearby Sheetz a couple days before the fire Benedictine time of the fire, was to house a laundromat at street and that he poured and ignited that kerosene inside level and rental apartments upstairs. JoJe filed an the building. He then exited the side door, got in the insurance claim for $1.2 million as a result of the fire. Citrona truck and drove away. priest placed The Pennsylvania State Police and the Federal Judge Gibson has scheduled Hutchison’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, aka sentencing for Feb. 11, 2021. The law provides on leave ATF, conducted an investigation into the fire. The for a total sentence of 20 years in prison, a fine ATF determined that the fire started in the middle of $250,000 or both. Under Federal Sentencing OUR TOWN in the Benedictine section of the building’s left side, at street level. A Guidelines, the actual sentence imposed is based Community of Saint surveillance camera from a nearby business recorded upon the seriousness of the offense and the The Roman Catholic Vincent Archabbey an image of a person near the left side door of the defendant’s prior criminal history, if any. Diocese of Altoona- in Latrobe. He then building that burned. The video showed a person Assistant United States Attorney Shaun E. Johnstown announced served in various roles carrying some type of light and walking away from Sweeney is prosecuting this case on behalf of the on Oct. 22 that the Rev. outside of the Diocese the building at about 4:45 a.m., approximately 15 government. Ananias Buccicone, of Altoona-Johnstown OSB, pastor of Queen before being appointed of Peace parish in pastor of Queen of Patton, has been placed Peace in 2002. on leave from public While on leave, ministry following an Buccicone is not accusation of recent permitted to function inappropriate conduct publicly as a priest. An involving minors. administrator is to be The diocese’s named for Queen of announcement also Peace, and masses and said that the allegation other activities at the has been reported parish are to continue to authorities and as listed on the parish law enforcement is website. investigating. 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1 of 2 10/2/18, 1:41 PM Our Town, Johnstown, Pa. Wednesday, October 28, 2020, B1 FAMILY VALUES Gardner crowned Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania 2021 BETH ANN MILLER [email protected]

Jessica Gardner and her service dog, Ford, are looking forward to a year of exciting new opportunities to inspire and educate others during her yearlong reign as Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania 2021. Gardner, 34, was crowned at an event held Oct. 18 at St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church in Windber. She also received a proclamation from the City of Johnstown, read via video conference by Mayor instant.” Frank Janakovic. And because she loves animals (she also has a cat She lives in Richland Township, but is originally named Marley), she said she doesn’t want anyone to from the Jennerstown area, where her parents, put their beloved pet at risk as well. Lester and Janice Gardner, still live. “Your dog might be the nicest dog in the Jessica said earning the 2021 Ms. Wheelchair world, a great pet, but they’re not trained for the Pennsylvania title is “a great privilege.” environment, sounds or being around people or “I was really excited,” she said. “I never thought I food,” she said. “If your dog would attack another would have this opportunity, but I’m thrilled that it person, or a service dog, there’s a chance that your happened.” dog would have to be euthanized because of this. The Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania competition is Why would you take that risk? not a beauty pageant, the organization says on its “I would just ask the community to never website, mswheelchairpa.org. Instead, it serves to misrepresent your dog as a service dog, because (for) “select the most articulate spokeswoman to serve as people with disabilities, their lives depend on it.” a role model and advocate for Pennsylvanians with Gardner said she and Ford are ready to educate the disabilities.” Submitted photo public and work with state and local officials to find Gardner was selected as the 2021 titleholder by Jessica Gardner, Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania 2021, grew up in ways to stop service dog fraud in Pennsylvania and the organization’s board of directors after this year’s the Jennerstown area and now lives in Johnstown. beyond. in-person conference and competition was canceled “I’m looking forward to making a difference and because of the novel coronavirus pandemic. bring awareness to service dog fraud,” she said. “I Barb Zablotney, the organization’s president, said commands and proper behavior, Gardner said. should not have to worry about Ford being attacked in a press release that Gardner — who was the first “People with disabilities depend on these dogs for when I’m out in public. So I just want to bring runner-up in the 2020 competition — was selected their independence,” she said. “A legitimate service awareness to that. I think I can do that, one person at “because Jessica has demonstrated dedication, dog must have impeccable behavior and be trained to a time and that’s what I’m most looking forward to. passion, grace and the ability to convey her platform assist the person with a task directly related to their “I’m also looking forward to representing all effectively.” disability. Pennsylvanians with disabilities and telling my story Gardner is indeed passionate about her chosen “You can tell if it’s a service dog by their behavior. and just showing people that you do have a voice, platform — “Working to eliminate service dog fraud If you weren’t able to see the dog, you wouldn’t even whether you’re a wheelchair user or not, you do have through education, advocacy and working with be aware of its presence.” a voice and you can make a difference.” legislators” — because her quality of life, and Ford’s, Service dog fraud is when someone misrepresents a She is hoping to participate in the Ms. Wheelchair depend on it. pet dog or an emotional support dog as a service dog America 2022 contest, which is scheduled for next “They call it a platform for a reason, because people in order to get them into public places, Gardner said. August in Grand Rapids, Michigan. listen to you when you have a crown and a sash on,” These animals have not been specifically trained to Gardner also serves on the board of the Center for she said. “Instead of looking at your wheelchair or work or exhibit the correct behavior of a legitimate Independent Living of South Central Pennsylvania. medical equipment, they look at the crown and sash service dog, and the consequences can be disastrous. She is a chapter advocacy representative for and they listen.” “Many people don’t realize that if they the United Spinal Association of South Central Gardner uses a wheelchair because she has misrepresent their pet or emotional service dog Pennsylvania. cerebral palsy. She acquired Ford four years ago as a service dog and (the dog is) not used to the In the week since her crowning, Gardner said she’s from an organization called Canine Companions environment, (it) could attack Ford — and there’s a received many good wishes from the community and for Independence, of California, which “provides high possibility that Ford would have to retire due support for her platform. service dogs to children, veterans and adults with to the trauma of being attacked,” she said. “This has “The outpouring of support from the community disabilities, free of charge,” she said. actually happened (to people she knows), and it’s my has been overwhelming, in a good way,” she The process of training legitimate service dogs worst fear. said. “The support and love from the community requires a significant investment of time and money “Ford is my lifeline and the key to my has amazed me. I couldn’t be a part of a better by Canine Companions to teach them the required independence, and that could all be taken away in an community that’s more supportive.”

Local woman places sixth Handwriting Contest State Winner

Submitted photo Arianna Manalang of Westmont has been named a State Grade Level Winner in the 2020 Zaner-Bloser National Submitted photo Handwriting Contest. An estimated 280,000 students Krystal Stanczyk, 25, of Westmont, tied for sixth place in the 2020 North American Strongman Nationals competition, from around the U.S. competed in the contest. She is held on Oct. 16 and Oct. 17 in Montgomery, Alabama. She plans to compete in The Arnold Classic in Columbus, Ohio, in the daughter of Arthur and Maria Manalang and a third March 2021, and again in October 2021 to try for her Pro card. Stanczyk, a former resident of Friedens, is the daughter grade student at Divine Mercy Catholic Academy’s west of Jim and Patty Stanczyk. She trains with Area 56 Warehouse Gym in Johnstown. campus. ‘Spirits on the Summit’ walking tour scheduled OUR TOWN Gallitzin. and 1840s faced as they 7:40 p.m., 8 p.m., advised to arrive on time and social distancing are The family-friendly crossed the Allegheny 8:20 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. for their scheduled tour, encouraged. Tours will The Allegheny Portage candlelit tours are to offer Mountains. To schedule a tour, call because no exceptions can be held rain or shine. The Railroad National details about the darker Reservations are 814-886-6150. be made to accommodate event may be cancelled Historic Site is hosting side of life and death on required for the tours, The tours are held visitors for tour times in the event of inclement “Spirits on the Summit the Allegheny Portage which are available at the entirely outside and other than the previously weather, so check the Walking Tour” on Oct. Railroad, including the following times: 6 p.m., each 50-minute tour is reserved time. park website at nps.gov/ 31 at the site, located at hazards that workers and 6:20 p.m., 6:40 p.m., limited to no more than To ensure the safety of alpo/index.htm for more 110 Federal Park Road in travelers of the 1830s 7 p.m., 7:20 p.m. 10 people. Guests are visitors and staff, masks information. B2 Wednesday, October 28, 2020, Our Town, Johnstown, Pa. Hauck to speak at festival’s last virtual session OUR TOWN adult children to fly the nest, a cat with a passion The final session of the for laundry and an over- Festival of Books in the sized German shepherd Alleghenies virtual author named Hobbes. series features writer, More information translator and Festival about Hauck and her of Books Chair Hilary work can be found at her Hauck. The program is writer’s website, hilary- being streamed live at 7 hauck.com. p.m. Oct. 28 on the Fes- As a fund managed by tival of Books Facebook the Community Founda- page. tion for the Alleghenies, Hauck moved from the the Festival of Books rais- United Kingdom to Italy es funds to support liter- as a young adult, where acy in Cambria, Somerset she learned to speak the and Bedford counties. language, how to cook their heritage. The title of her pres- became the inspiration appeared in the Mindful Viewers/participants can food she can no longer eat Local stories rooted entation is “Immigrating for her book. She is also Writers Retreat Series an- visit festivalofbooks.org and won an Italian karate in coal’s heyday became from Italy, a Century on.” going to discuss how life thologies, the Ekphrastic to donate directly to their championship. She came the setting for her debut In her first public talk in America would have Review, Balloons Literary choice of library systems to the United States after novel, “From Ashes the about her historical novel, been different for them, Journal and the Telepo- in these three counties meeting her husband Song,” which is scheduled Hauck is to explain how drawing parallels between em Booth. She lives on and to find information and became inspired by for publication in 2021 by the story of three Italians their immigration stories a small patch of woods for the purchase of the the pride people have for Sunbury Press. who immigrated to rural and her own. near Ebensburg with her works of the featured Pennsylvania in 1911 Her work has also husband, the last of three author. Sprinkle to play organ recital at First Lutheran What is Blair Upper Cervical Specific technique? Theresa - Sidman Blair technique was adapted by Dr. William G. Blair as an advancement of Dr. BJ Palmer’s famous “Hole-In-One” upper cervical (neck) technique taught at Palmer College of Chiropractic. Dr. Blair’s research showed that anatomical asymmetry is actually much more normal than symmetry in the joints of the upper neck and devised a unique method of taking x-rays to look at the joint alignment of the upper neck, not just gross position, and account for those asymmetries in the analysis of the misalignment. Those x-rays also allow the doctor to measure the joint angles and craft an adjustment that is specific to each individual. This is important as we all look as different on the inside as the outside. This “blue print” of your neck allows the Blair chiropractor to deliver an adjustment that is exactly what your neck requires, just enough force to move the bone in the only direction that it is biomechanically capable of moving. As a result of this level of specificity, no two patients get the same adjustment. The Blair adjustment is light and comfortable and does not involve any twisting or popping of the neck, and in this chiropractor’s experience as a doctor and a patient, tends to hold better and have a more lasting result. There are only a few hundred chiropractors, including myself and Dr. Flesik, practicing Blair technique worldwide, and only 5 total in Pennsylvania, and as far as I am aware ours is the only office in PA with two Blair practitioners under the same roof. For more information visit www.uppercervicalcare.com and www.blairchiropractic.com. My one leg is shorter than the other, could that affect my spine? Charles - Schellsburg Absolutely, but it could be the other way around where misalignment of the bones of the spine, called subluxation, may be causing your short leg. A subluxation can result in a short leg by causing the postural stabilizing muscles all along the spine to contract in patterns that tilt the pelvis, which will draw one leg up making it appear short when lying down; this is what we call a functional short leg. For certain, a short leg that is the result of a healed leg or ankle fracture, growth plate disorder in childhood, paralytic polio, or a congenital defect; known as an anatomical short leg, will cause muscle imbalances in the pelvis that change the way the rest of the spine reacts to gravity, leading to chronic subluxations and other postural problems over time such as arthritis. A leg that is short, whether functional or anatomical, indicates an imbalance within the spine that can be corrected with chiropractic adjustments. A well adjusted spine allows the leg length to remain even so you can maintain good posture under the ever present influence of gravity. If equal leg length is not possible, specially sized shoe inserts may be needed to balance the pelvis. Submitted photo If you have a life changing problem, you need a life First Lutheran Church in Johnstown is hosting its first and only noon recital of the year on Oct. 27 with a program by changing solution. We can help. E-mail your questions to Matthew Sprinkle, the church’s new organist. The Tuesday Noon Recital Task Force usually presents 12 recitals a year, [email protected], or call (814) 467-5528. but this year’s programs were canceled because of the pandemic. Now the task force has decided to present an organ

The questions and answers are not necessarily the views of Our Town. The information provided recital in the church sanctuary while proceeding with caution. Guests may use the elevator entrance to the church, was from our readers and answered by the professionals at Windber Chiropractic Clinic. If you which is at sidewalk level. Masks and hand sanitizer are to be available, and seating will be scattered. The church is would like your questions answered, please mail them to Our Town,P.O. Box 638, Somerset, PA 15501 or visit us online at www.ourtownjohnstown.com located at 415 Vine Street in Johnstown. Sprinkle is to play a program of classical pieces and improvisations on the church’s 3,000-pipe restored Skinner organ. Some of his improvisations are based on familiar themes and some are distinctly original. He studied improvisation with Gerre Hancock of Julliard. He also holds music degrees from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music in Rome. Sprinkle is a Johnstown native, a WINDBER graduate of Greater Johnstown Vo-Tech and studied music locally with Dorothy Swick, Jeffrey Pannebaker and Paul CHIROPRACTIC Kuzmiak. The Tuesday Noon Recitals are financed in part by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Penn Highlands plans open house OUR TOWN Faculty and alumni are to be present to Reservations can be discuss their personal made now to attend an experiences as well. in-person open house As an added hosted by Pennsylvania incentive, prospective Highlands Community register online at Nov. 12 at one of the students who attend College at its Richland pennhighlands.edu/ five locations. No and complete a survey Township, Somerset, openhouse and choose walk-ins are permitted at the open house are Ebensburg, Altoona or to attend either the 2 this year because of eligible to win a 2021- Jason Zablotney, DC, DACNB Huntingdon campuses. p.m. or 4 p.m. sessions COVID-19 precautions. 2022 tuition voucher, Prospective students Nov. 11, or the 2 p.m., 4 In addition, the wearing good for a $250 Simone Flesik, DC and a guest may p.m. or 6 p.m. sessions of masks is required discount. and social distancing Anyone who needs protocols are to be additional information 814.467.5528 followed. should contact their Those who register preferred college • Blair Upper Cervical Specific Technique can learn more about location directly or • Full Spine “Palmer” Technique Penn Highlands, call the college’s main including degree • Computerized Exams number at 1-888- programs and 385-PEAK. More • Laser Aligned X-Ray System coursework, transfer information is also • Handicap Accessible Facility options, financial available online at assistance and student pennhighlands.edu/ 1308 Graham Ave., Windber, PA life opportunities. openhouse. SO-889511-1 SO-888835- Our Town, Johnstown, Pa. Wednesday, October 28, 2020, B3 NICK JACOBS

Nick Jacobs of Windber is the international director for SunStone Management Resources and author of the blog Oakland UM Church Pastor healinghospitals.com RANDY BAIN oaklandonline.org Fire and rain Whoever will is invited I was personally lucky The past few weeks, The wedding banquet is wedding feast: “The kingdom of Why was an invited guest, good months, years have been to survive my passionate ready, but those I invited did heaven is like a king who pre- or bad, turned away? difficult for many of us naïveté. not deserve to come. So go to pared a wedding banquet for his It appears in those days, wed- to understand. ​As a young teacher, the street corners and invite to son” (Matthew 22:2). ding garments were provided to It may be because I saw the violent force the banquet anyone you find. — The Father (God) prepares a invited guests. For the Christian, our families raised us of the Johnstown flood Matthew 22:8-9 wedding feast and then invites we are given garments of salva- to believe we should of 1977 — the damage, Fanny Crosby, in spite of being the guests to come. Those invited tion and robes of righteousness. leave this world better the lost lives, the blind from birth or early child- guests refuse to come. Others are Isaiah 61:10: “I delight great- than we found it. Lately broken families and hood, wrote more than 8,000 invited who ignore the invitation. ly in the Lord; my soul rejoices the challenge has been the terror. The speed hymns and gospel songs. The So the King sends His servants in my God. For he has clothed understanding how that it all happened chorus of one of her hymns, “O out into the highways and byways people are seeing what made my respect for Wandering Souls, Why Will You me with garments of salvation to invite whoever will come, “the and arrayed me in a robe of his seems like black-and- Mother Nature grow Roam,” is based on Revelation bad as well as the good” (22:10). white issues only as exponentially. 22:17 — “Whoever will, whoev- righteousness, as a bridegroom The wedding hall is filled to adorns his head like a priest, and red and blue. We have ​As James Taylor er will, whoever will may come capacity. as a bride adorns herself with her truly become a country sang: “I’ve seen fire and today; whoever will may come The original invited guests jewels.” divided. I’ve seen rain . . . But I today, and drink of the water of represent the Jewish people of We cannot save ourselves. ​I’m convinced if always thought that I’d life.” Jesus’s time who by and large re- We cannot earn our salvation. individual human see you again.” Revelations 22:17, one of the fused to believe Jesus to be their Ephesians 2:8-9 teaches, “For it beings answered ​If fire is controlled last few verses in the last chapter long-awaited messiah. Others is by grace you have been saved, honestly, there would and handled with in the Bible, invites those who were invited but ignored the offer. be many more degrees respect, its power is not read the prophecies of the Book The worldwide church today through faith — and this is not of goodness than evil in only awesome, it is also of Revelation to come: “The Spirit consists of all who have heard the from yourselves, it is the gift of their answers and their life-sustaining. From and the bride say, ‘Come!’ And let invitation of Jesus to come and God — not by works, so that no beliefs. fire we get warmth, light the one who hears say, ‘Come!’ have responded. The invitation one can boast.” ​Do we really have and safety. The same is Let the one who is thirsty come; goes out to every race, nation Jesus invites us to the wedding no feelings toward the true of water in that it is and let the one who wishes take and social-economic class. All are feast and into a personal rela- nearly 200,000 families life-sustaining. Without the free gift of the water of life.” invited: “God so loved the world tionship with Himself. He has who have lost loved it, we can’t survive. The phrase, “Let the one who that He gave His only begotten provided everything we need. Will ones through COVID But when either is wishes take the free gift of the Son” (John 3:16). you come to Him? or, more appropriately, out of control, we can water of life” reads in the King After the banquet hall is filled, Whoever will is invited. Whoev- complications from quickly be consumed. In James Version as “And whosoever something very interesting and er will may come. COVID? fact, at Johnstown’s Old will, let him take the water of life even disturbing happens. The Will you? Do we really respect Stone Bridge during the freely.” King comes to see the guests and (The Rev. Randy Bain is the and want to display a flood of 1889, we saw The end of the age is often de- notices a man who is not wear- senior pastor of Oakland UM flag that represented the destruction caused scribed as a huge wedding feast. Church located at 1504 Bedford ing wedding clothes. He throws St. in Johnstown. You may a philosophy that put by both fire and rain. The bridegroom is Jesus, and His the man out “into the darkness, more than 6 million ​On the other hand, bride is the church. reach him through the church where there will be weeping and website, www.oaklandonline. people to death because fire can create the One of His parables of the gnashing of teeth” (22:13). org.) of their religious belief? temperature necessary Kingdom of God describes a Do we really embrace to heat water enough everything that the to make steam, and Confederacy stood that steam can produce for from slavery to even more power. The tyrannical war against power created from the our own country? combination of those Do we really not two basic elements is USDA awards distance learning want to control the not only awesome, it can Armageddon that we be life enriching. may be facing through ​The formula becomes and telemedicine grants climate change? one of, once again, Do we care at all commingling the OUR TOWN to meet its students’ needs for and central Pennsylvania,” said about the poor, the philosophy of both the intervention services. Curt Coccodrilli, Pennsylvania marginalized and the red and the blue in a The U.S. Department of A $448,800 grant to the state director at USDA Rural suffering? way that creates, not hot Agriculture has recently awarded University of Pittsburgh Medical Development. “These funds ​If the answer is even a air, but life-enhancing $2.7 million in grants to improve Center — Kane to provide will expand access to essential maybe to some of these power. online access to health care emergency medical care services health, educational, social questions, I’ve proven ​What will it take and educational opportunities to rural end-user sites in Elk, and business opportunities my point. Things are not to close these gaping for rural residents in several Erie, McKean and Warren throughout some of the most simply black and white. wounds that are western Pennsylvania counties, counties. The project is expected challenging terrain in the But I’m still struggling separating families, including Cambria County. to enhance telemedicine access Eastern United States. As a how to meaningfully neighbors and our Recipients of these funds, for 110 people in the region. Trump administration official express a way for us to country? awarded through the agency’s The end-user site, located in the and state director at USDA once again attempt to ​We all want peace, Distance Learning and city of Bradford, is within an RD, I am proud to bring unify, to find middle prosperity, health and Telemedicine grant program, Opportunity Zone. connectivity to the places that ground and not to be some creature comforts, include: A $354,552 grant to the need it most. USDA has been led into a deeper path of but none of that is A $994,834 allocation to the Youngsville Television working tirelessly to be a strong disjointed hatred. possible if we are at Central Intermediate Unit at Corporation, based in Crawford partner to rural Pennsylvania in ​I read something philosophical war with Birch Tech to provide video and Warren counties. The building stronger and healthier today that captured my each other. This great conferencing, interactive STEM grant is going to help pay for communities, because we know imagination and made democratic experiment equipment, computers and telemedicine equipment that when rural American thrives, all me think about some could fall like the Berlin networking equipment to 25 enables medical responders of America thrives,” of my own major life Wall, like the USSR, like elementary schools, 13 middle to provide opioid dependency To learn more about experiences. the British and Roman schools and one high school. support to local and regional investment resources for rural ​As a first-time Empires. The project is expected to serve communities. Participating areas, interested parties should young fireman, I put ​If you don’t think that 14,149 students in Cambria, medical centers and six contact their USDA Rural my own untrained would please Russia, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton and volunteer fire departments Development state office. USDA volunteer firefighter’s China, Iran, North McKean counties. in that region are to have Rural Development provides life at complete risk Korea and dozens of A $1 million grant to teleconferencing equipment loans and grants to help expand by running directly other competitors, Riverview Intermediate Unit installed in their facilities economic opportunities and into a burning house you’re not intellectually to improve its infrastructure to provide access to opioid create jobs in rural areas. with nothing except participating in any and delivery of therapies and response and support training. This assistance supports my adrenaline to try to real-life scenarios. teacher-related special education “Under the leadership infrastructure improvements, save two children who Let’s try to find middle services to students in Clarion, of President Trump and business development, housing, were supposedly on ground. Crawford, Forest, Jefferson Agriculture Secretary Perdue, I community facilities such as the second floor of that (Nick Jacobs and Venango counties. The am delighted to announce these schools, public safety and health house. The kids had of Windber is a improved telecommunications missions to help cultivate and care and high-speed internet already gotten out, but senior partner with equipment is expected to advance Distance Learning and access in rural areas. For more the heat, the destruction Senior Management increase efficiencies and provide Telehealth investments across information, visit www.rd.usda. Resources and and the force of that fire new options that allow the unit vast swaths of rural northern gov. author of the blog was unquestionable, and healinghospitals.com.) Need Something Designed? PRINT ADS, BROCHURES, FLYERS, MENUS, BUSINESS CARDS, ETC... 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