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Prepare for Spring Gardening in the Fall Cheryl J. Shenkle September 10, 2021 Start by cleaning and organizing your shed! Now may be the time to add a small tool shed. The flexible vinyl 1-2 car “garage” is an ideal storage area at a relatively low cost. Clean, replace, repair and sharpen tools. Have one good accessible location to store all of them with their handles down. Oil the wooden handles and metal edges once they are cleaned and sharpened. Have a tarp, leaf rake, rope and bags for leaves. Simply rake leaves onto the tarp, string the rope through all four holes, pull them tight and slide your prize to a wire circle for the winter. By spring you will have a great soil amendment. Empty watering cans and hoses, Clean and store in a dry place. Collect opaque gallon milk jugs or plastic juice containers for winter sowing. Tie a cord through the handles and hang them somewhere out of your way till you’re ready to use them. Collect white newspaper for spring seedling pots. Find and clean old white venetian blinds for making plant tags. Fill the boring times with garden crafts. Get your Penn State Soil Test Kits early. Immediately on receipt of analysis, amend soil as recommended. Pick up your grass seed and fertilizers now before they are sold out. Stash a bale of straw under a tarp or in a dry area. Lay down cardboard for new spring beds. You can use it for composting over the winter by creating layers of organic materials and more cardboard. Also, lay down cardboard in troublesome weedy areas to keep those pesky weeds from emerging in the spring. Plant grass seed and mow first thing in the spring to keep those areas from becoming weedy again. Sow grass seed in thin spots in your lawn by the beginning of October. Check rain gutters and make sure they are functioning properly. Be sure they empty into containers for water collection but make sure they are empty before winter by diverting downspouts till after the spring thaw. You do not want your water storage containers or pipes to freeze and crack. Immediately clean plants out of the garden once there is no longer time for them to produce. Compost good vegetation but place diseased or weedy plants into the trash or a bonfire. When beds are empty, weed and rake, then plant Annual Rye which will die out by spring. It’s about 50 cents a pound at local feed stores. Clean and sanitize bird feeders, waterers and perches but don’t put them out till after the first frost so that migrating birds aren’t induced to leave late or even stay behind. Stock up on good quality bird seed and suet, or make your own. It’s easy, and so nice to reach into a storage area to grab a new cake made with your stale grain products and some cheap lard. Use an extra trash can for soil recycled from dead plants in pots. It’s surprising how much you may be able to collect for reuse in the spring. Be sure the can has a tight lid. Prune plants for winter dormancy before bringing them inside. Check for insects on the leaves. Spray if there are any suspicious spots. Before bringing plants into the house, dump them out of their pots to check for insects, mice, snakes. Check the sides and surface also. Wrap any prized shrubs with burlap for support against heavy snow breakage. Add temporary wraps to small trees to avoid sunscald cracks and small rodent damage. Take cuttings from your favorite shrubs and get them set into a sand pit for winter. You will need the proper rooting hormone also. Rake under shrubs and trees to clear out debris. Leave bare soil out to at least 6 inches from the bark. Then add a donut shaped ring of cardboard and woodchips. Prepare a place in your basement/house/attic/garage to overwinter plants. Store an extra bag of seed starting soil and potting soil in an easy to access location. Remember those times when you needed it and it was frozen and unusable? Also a small assortment of plant pots could come in handy. Put your winter blooming houseplants into a dark area before Thanksgiving to prep them for blooming. Check your seeds and make a list of what needs replacing. If you have a list prepared then Seed Swaps may fill those spaces. Move all seeds to the coolest dry place in your house. Refrigerate those that will need frozen before germination. Early fall is the perfect time to divide your shrubs. Have a location in which you can plant the extra divisions right in their pots for spring planting. Cover them well with deep straw and add a couple of enclosed Bait traps for mice. Be sure to amend that area well for soft soil. No water should drain into it over winter. Certified Master Gardeners are local volunteers trained by Penn State to answer Horticulture questions with properly researched information. For a “best practices” answer to your question, call Penn State Jefferson County Extension at 849-7361, Ext 508, e-mail JeffersonMG@psu.edu, or mail your question to 186 Main Street, Suite 3, Brookville, PA 15825. Master Gardeners are available for group presentations. Contact the office for specifics. Penn State is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer, and is committed to providing employment opportunities to all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. revised 9/11/21 1pm

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Current list of Governors standing up to the TYRANNICAL MANDATES: Asa Hutchinson - Arkansas Kristi Noem - South Dakota Brian Kemp - Georgia Kevin Stitt - Oklahoma Greg Abbott - Texas Key Ivey - Alabama Mark Gordon - Wyoming Bill Lee - Tennessee Henry McMaster - South Carolina Pete Ricketts - Nebraska Brad Little - Idaho Kim Reynolds - Iowa Mike Parson - Missouri Doug Ducey - Arizona Tate Reeves - Mississippi Ron DeSantis - Florida Greg Gianforte - Montana

Elaine Frances Nelson went to heaven to be with her beloved husband, Richard, on September 8, 2021. She was 93 years old. She was born in Brockway, PA, to the late Anthony and Angelina (Paruolo) Gregorio. On August 22, 1953, she married Richard Carl Nelson who preceded her in death on June 28, 2006. They were married almost 53 years before his passing. Elaine had worked at Brockway Glass before her marriage and until her first child was born. She always had fond memories of roller skating at Ridgway Roller Rink. One year her husband surprised her with a YMCA membership where they enjoyed many years swimming together. After his passing, she continued with friends she had made, always enjoying having lunch afterward. She always attributed her longevity to her husband’s gift of swimming. She was a member of St. Catherine’s Church in DuBois. She was a long-standing member of the Rosary Society and helped prepare many meals to serve after funerals at St. Catherine’s. She was a wonderful baker and cook, always welcoming her children’s friends to stay for dinner. When she made her delicious homemade bread, it was always shared with the nuns and priests who always looked forward to Mrs. Nelson’s bread. In later years she helped the First Communion students make their own special loaf. While her children were in grade school, Elaine and her friends took turns hosting card club at their homes. She continued playing cards throughout her life and was an avid reader. She was a wonderful, loving wife, mother, and grandmother who was loved deeply. She had many friends and relatives that cherished her. She is survived by 2 daughters: Diane Tangeman of DuBois, PA, and Barbara (Michael) Martino of Brentwood, TN. She is also survived by 3 grandchildren: John Tangeman, Dr. Margot Martino, and Olivia Martino. Also preceding her in death were 4 sisters: Betty Baker, Rose Verne, Mary Marchiori, and Pauline Umbaugh; 3 brothers: Pat, Dennis, and Angelo Gregorio; and 2 infant siblings. There will be no visitation. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday, September 13, 2021 at 9:00 AM at St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church with Msgr. Richard Siefer as celebrant. Burial will follow at St. Catherine’s Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to DuBois Public Library, 31 S. Brady Street, DuBois, PA 15801 or St. Catherine of Siena 116 S. State St., DuBois, PA 15801 to help with the upkeep of the cemetery. The Baronick Funeral Home & Crematorium Inc. is in charge of arrangement. Online condolences can be made to http://baronickfuneralhome.com/condolence *REVISED 9/10/21 12:41pm

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[Forwarded from Q) The Storm Rider /Official Page] MILITARY NEWS BRIEFS QUICK READS _US Navy Helicopter Was Vibrating Before Crash That Killed 5 _ Russian Court to Consider Transferring Jailed Ex-Marine to US: Lawyers _YEMEN Several sources report air raids by Saudi Arabian warplanes which were allegedly carried out _The Polish parliament has backed a state of emergency on the Belarus border amid a surge in migration and upcoming Russian-led military exercises. _September 8, 2021 | Taiwan Strait, South China Sea. USAF vs. PLAAF reconnaissance mission amid highest tensions in the region. _ Russia: A explosion occurred in a residential building in Noginsk, about 50 km from Moscow. _SYRIA – Kurdish militants from the Afrin Liberation front attacked a Turkish-backed militants vehicle with a IED on Sep 5, killing 4 of them in the northern part of the country. _RUSSIA – The head of the Russian Emergencies Ministry Yevgeny Zinichev died during a military exercise in Norilsk. He was 55 years old. _SYRIA – At least 3 dead have been reported so far along with a number of wounded after regime and Iran backed militants shelling on Idlib city. _Iraq – The Turkish Ministry of Defense continues to publish clips of aerial bombardment operations deep in Iraq in the north, where they claimed to have killed 4 persons from the PKK earlier today. _ U.S. Navy guided missile destroyer USS Benfold (DDG 65) conducted a Freedom of Navigation Operation (FONOP) near the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, which are claimed by China. _Russia has already sent Su-30 fighter jets to Belarus to secure its borders. The announcement comes two days before the start of MILITARY DRILLS in BELARUS and Russia that have prompted consternation in the NATO military alliance and European Union countries. _Israel/Gaza }Hamas: “The army is preparing for a massive incursion into Jenin tonight.” FULL SCALE ESCALATION IS COMING SOO _Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli Security Forces have been reported __________________________________________ THE NEWS IS FAKE THE WAR IS REAL

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Nancy Susan Ausec Meighen, Age 85 of DuBois, PA died Saturday, September 4, 2021 at her home. Born May 29, 1936 in Jeannette, PA, she was the second daughter of three born to the late Naomi Josephine Harvison Ausec and Frank (Fritz) Ausec. She graduated salutatorian of Jeannette High School’s Class of 1953. She served as Secretary to the Director of Recreation of the City of Greensburg before dedicating herself to raising her family. She married James William Meighen on October 24, 1953. Bill died on May 9, 1993. Nancy was an active member of St. Peter’s United Church of Christ and served on the Women’s Guild, Consistory, as a Sunday School Teacher and as an assistant to the Treasurer. Her volunteerism included being a Cub Scout Den Mother, a DuBois Public Library Story Hour Teacher to three-year-old’s, a volunteer driver delivering meals for the Community Center and as an aide in the DuBois Elementary Schools. She delighted in gardening, working outside, reading and drawing. Nancy’s gifts of optimism and smiles were shared with many and will be fondly remembered. Her laugh was contagious and she always sat at the “kids’ table” for holidays. (It was the most fun!) She was the heart of her family. Being a loving wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great grandmother brought her joy. Her family cherished her. She is survived by daughter, Dennie Malacarne and husband John of DuBois; son Jeff Meighen and wife Marilyn of York, PA; son Kurt Meighen of DuBois and son Mark Meighen and wife Jackie of Greenville. Her grandchildren include Tim and Roopa, Jonathan and Janet and Mark and Lauren Malacarne, Shaun and Mac Meighen, Caleb and Cole Meighen, and Jenna and Josh Tofani and Allyson and Amy Meighen. Her great grandchildren are Kai and Benjamin Malacarne, and Daphne and Theodore Tofani. She is also survived by sister Judy Pahnos of Orchard Park, NY; brother-in-law Don Kuhns of Greensburg, PA and sister-in-law, Lynn Zimmerman of Harrison City, PA and niece Heather Johnson and nephews Doug and Andy Pahnos, Greg Kuhns and Jim and Jay Zimmerman. In addition to her husband Bill, she was preceded in death by mother-in-law Esther Huffman Meighen Smith, daughter- in- law Wendy Kuhns Meighen and sister, L. Kathleen Kuhns. There will be no public visitation. A private family funeral service will be held from the Baronick Funeral Home & Crematorium, Inc. with Pastor Robert Newell officiating. Burial will follow in Morningside Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations be made to St., Peter’s United Church of Christ, 13 North High St., and/or the DuBois Public Library, 31 South Brady St., and/or Parkside Community Center, 120 West Park Ave., all in DuBois, PA 15801. Online condolences can be made to http://baronickfuneralhome.com/condolence

Shirley D. Snyder of DuBois, PA died Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at Penn Highlands DuBois Hospital. Born on July 9, 1931 in DuBois, PA, she was the daughter of the late Andrew and Alice Dornecker. She married Cloyd B. Snyder. He survives. She was preceded in death by one brother (John Dornecker). There will be no public visitation and a private service will be held. The Baronick Funeral Home & Crematorium, Inc. is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences can be sent to http://baronickfuneralhome.com/condolence

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