Whether you've got a PERFECT or less
Co-Op Agency, Inc
SERVING THE AREA FOR MORE THAN 38 YEARS Business Insurance Life & Health Insurance Personal Insurance
729 EAST LINCOLN AVE. • MYERSTOWN, PA. 17067 AUTO, HOME, LIFE & HEALTH,
HOURS: Monday- Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. BUSINESS INSURANCE
PROUDLY SERVING PARTS OF BERKS, LANCASTER, SCHUYLKILL & LEBANON COUNTIES
POLICE: BABY DOG DISTRACTS
LEFT INSIDE DRIVER, CAUSES
VEHICLE -- ALONE
VOL. 7 NO. 38 • FREE
ACCIDENT
WILD BRAWL
POLICE: MAN HITS WIFE WITH GARBAGE CAN;
COUSIN PUSHES HIM THROUGH WINDOW
Herald report -- A man belted his
wife with a garbage can, and his
cousin pushed him through a store-
front window during a wild melee on
West Main Street in Myerstown on
Dec. 28, state police at Jonestown
said.
The suspects, Michael Tracey, 41, of
Myerstown, Jeanette Tracey, 39, of
Myerstown, and John Tracey Jr., 30, of
Myerstown, were charged with criminal
VEHICLE SLAMS INTO TAVERN
mischief and harassment, state police
said.
State police said all of the suspects were
AWESOME DEALS!
831 S. College St. • Myerstown, PA 17067
717-866-2130 • 800-552-5080
www.wengers.com
than perfect Driving Record, we can
offer you a FREE Comparison Quote
by phone or stop by our office
on Rt. 422 just east of Myerstown
(across from Martin Appliance)
(717) 866-9747
1-800-800-5989
www.coopagency .com
JANUARY 14, 2010
intoxicated at the time of the incident. In a
press release, state police said the husband
involved wanted to use cocaine with his
cousin outside of Limey's Pub.
While arguing, the husband smacked
his wife with a garbage can and hands,
state police said.
The cousin intervened, started fight-
ing the husband and shoved the husband
through a storefront window of the Buy-
Rite Thrift Store, state police said.
After the incident, the cousin was
taken to the hospital for treatment of
cuts to his hands, state police said.
On a Variety of KBC
& HJC Helmets and Shields.
Joe Rocket, Power Trip,
Speed & Strength & River
Road Men's and Ladies
Jackets!
 ACCIDENT SENDS DRIVER TO HOSP
Vehicles driven by Don Ratel, 39, of Harrisburg, and
Sallie Harman, 46, of Grantville, were involved in an
accident at the intersection of Jonestown Road and
Manor Drive in West Hanover Township, Dauphin
County, on Jan. 5, state police at Harrisburg said.
Ratel was taken to Hershey Medical Center for a
neck injury, state police said.
Herald report
POLICE: LANCASTER MAN CHARGED WITH DUI: Joshua
Thomas, 21, of Lancaster, was arrested for DUI after a traffic
stop on South Esbenshade Road and Route 283 in Rapho
Township on Jan. 3, state police at Ephrata said.
POLICE: MAN CHARGED AFTER STOP
Edwin Rose-Rivera, of Reading, was arrested and
charged with altered, forged or counterfeit documents
and plates after a traffic stop on 16th and Walnut
streets in North Cornwall on Jan. 3, township police
said.
Rosa-Rivera also was charged with driving under
suspension and expired registration, police said.
Herald report

POLICE: BOY, 16, UNKNOWN VEHICLE

CHARGED WITH THEFT
A 16-year-old Lebanon
boy was charged with
retail theft after failing to TROOPERS: SUSPECT STRIKES TRUCK, FLEES
An unknown vehicle
struck and damaged a
Ford F-150 pickup truck

THREATENED TO KILL WOMEN

pay for merchandise
totaling $52.96 at Kohl's
in North Cornwall on
Dec. 24, township police
said. Herald report
POLICE: VEHICLE HITS
ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLE
A vehicle driven by
Herald report -- A 21-year-old
Gordonville man threatened to killed
two women in an effort to intimidate
them, state police at Ephrata said.
outside the A&M Pizza
on West Main Street in
Palmyra on Jan. 4, bor-
ough police said.
The vehicle fled the
After being charged with harassment after being told not to by police, officials
for threatening text messages, Jeffrey said. Snyder was charged with intimida- scene. The victim is
Snyder contacted a 36-year-old Narvon tion of witnesses and terroristic threat, Salvatore Mannino, 56, of
Lebanon, police said.
woman and a 19-year-old Narvon woman state police said.
Anybody with infor-
mation is asked to contact

POLICE: MAN ASSAULTED SNUGGIE: Similar to this one

Rose Glant, 31, of police at (717) 838-8188.
Lebanon, backed into an Herald report
unattended, illegally

PINE GROVE WOMAN

parked car on South 17th
Street in North Cornwall
on Jan. 1, township police
said.
Nobody was injured.
Herald report
VEHICLES COLLIDE
IN KOHL’S PARKING LOT
Vehicles driven by Jo-
Dee Patton, 36, of
Lebanon, and Sebastien
Maeder, 30, of Lebanon,
were involved in an acci-
dent on in the Kohl's
parking lot in North
Cornwall on Jan. 2, town-
ship police said.
Nobody was injured.
Herald report
VEHICLES COLLIDE
IN PALMYRA
Vehicles driven by
Cody Redick, 20, of
Coatesville, and Kurt
Yordy, 32, of Palmyra,
were involved in an acci-
dent at Cherry and
Railroad streets in
Palmyra on Dec. 31, bor-
ough police said.
Herald report
POLICE: CAMPBELLTOWN
MAN ARRESTED FOR DUI
Samuel Wolfe, 47, of
Campbelltown, was
charged with DUI after a
traffic stop on the 900
block of East Main Street
in Palmyra on Jan. 1, bor-
ough police said.
Herald report
LOWLIFES STEAL
BOY’S SNOWBOARD
Herald report -- A Pottsville man physically assault- Slugs swiped a snow-
ed a Pine Grove woman -- causing bodily injury -- dur- board from a storage rack
ing an incident on Village Drive in Pine Grove on Dec. at Bear Creek Ski Resort
27, state police at Schuylkill Haven said. on Doe Mountain Road in
The suspect, Clarence Donton, 31, arrested without Longswamp Township on
incident on Jan. 2 was arraigned, state police said. Dec. 30, state police at
Donton was unable to post bail and was sent to Reading said.
Schuylkill County Prison. The victim is a 14-
The victim is Jennifer Donton, 33, state police said. year-old Downingtown
boy. State police are urg-
GPS, SNUGGIE SWIPED FROM VEHICLE
POLICE: MAN BELTS BOY WITH PLASTIC TOY Goons grabbed a GPS, phone charger and Snuggie
ing skiers and snow-
boards to lock their
Herald report -- A 22-year-old Hummelstown man from a vehicle on Quentin Road in North Cornwall on equipment or use the stor-
struck a 4-year-old Granville boy with a plastic toy dur- Dec. 31, township police said. age services provided by
ing an incident on Clifton Heights Road in Londonderry The victim is Diana Carpenter, of Lebanon, police the ski resorts.
Township, Dauphin County, on Jan. 1, state police at said. Anybody with information is asked to contact Herald report
Harrisburg said. police at (717) 274-0464.
The boy suffered bruising and welts, state police said. Herald report
State police didn't release the names of the suspect POLICE: MAN BAILED
and victim. VEHICLE SLIDES, HITS TREE WITHOUT PAYING FOR FOOD
A vehicle driven by Lona Wilson, 51, of Pottstown, Dayton Cassel, 22, of
VEHICLES CRACK UP IN SHOEMAKERSVILLE slide off the snow-covered Churchtown Road and hit a Lititz, left the Hess
Express without paying
Vehicles driven by Jonathan Yeager, 33, of tree in Salisbury Township on Dec. 31, state police at
Shoemakersville, and Thomas Johns, 56, of Reading, were Ephrata said. Wilson was injured and taken to the full retail price of a
involved in an accident at the intersection on Route 61 and Lancaster General Hospital. Herald report $5.29 food item on East
East Noble Avenue in Shoemakersville on Jan. 4, state 28th Street in Elizabeth
police at Hamburg said. Johns was taken to Reading Township on Jan. 1, state
Hospital for a minor knee injury. Herald report VEHICLE SLAMS INTO UTILITY POLE police at Ephrata said.
A vehicle driven by John Reisinger, of Manheim, Herald report
lost control on an icy North Colebrook Road and
DOPEY DORKS STEAL DEER HEAD struck a utility pole in Rapho Township on Jan. 1, state
Creeps removed a crossbow/case and a shoulder mount-
police at Ephrata said. BOZOS SWIPE
ed white tailed deer head from the Noble Road Butcher
Shop on Noble Road in Colerain Township between Nov. Nobody was injured. BASS MAILBOX
22 and Jan. 2, state police at Lancaster said. Herald report Herald report Goons swiped a green
and white largemouth bass
mailbox on North Mill
TEEN’S VEHICLE HITS HOUSE VEHICLES CRACK UP IN PALMYRA Street in Swatara Township
A teenager's vehicle hits a guide rail and shrubs before Vehicles driven by Mary Youtz, 62, of Palmyra, and on Dec. 31 or Jan. 1, state
hitting a corner of a house in a accident on East Brubaker Jeanmarie Douglas, were involved in an accident at police at Jonestown said.
Valley Road in Elizabeth Township on Jan. 2, state police at East Main and Harrison streets in Palmyra on Jan. 1, The victim is Jeffrey
Ephrata said. borough police said. Boltz, 47. Anyone with
The driver, Brandon Roland, 19, of Lititz, suffered minor Douglas declined treatment for a minor injury, information is asked to con-
injuries and was taken to Lancaster General Hospital. police said. Herald report tact state police at 717-865-
Herald report 2194. Herald report

601 West Lincoln Avenue • Myerstown, Pa. 17067 • 717-866-5554

The Herald is a weekly newspaper that covers Lancaster, Berks Lebanon, and Schuylkill counties. The paper is distributed on Fridays.
Copyright © 2010 Myerstown Herald. All rights reserved.
PA G E 2 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 LUNKHEADS STEAL MAIL
Goons grabbed mail out of the victim's mailbox on
Pool Circle in Elizabeth Township between Dec. 23
and 30, state police at Ephrata said.
The victim is a 50-year-old Newmanstown man,
state police said.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (717) 721-7667.
Herald report
POLICE: BOYS VIOLATED CURFEW: Two boys were cited
for violating curfew on North College Avenue in Annville on
Dec. 31, township police said.
CREEPS TRY TO DEPOSIT BOGUS CHECKS
Creeps tried to deposit forged checks from a
Fleetwood man's National Penn Bank checking account
on Pricetown Road in Ruscombmanor Township
between Dec. 8 and 9, state police at Reading said.
The jerks tried deposit bogus checks for the amount
of $38,945 and $6,500, state police said.
The victim is Randall Parrish, 53, state police said.
Herald report

POLICE: BABY LEFT INSIDE VEHICLE -- ALONE

Herald report -- Two Lebanon resi-
dents left their sick 16-month-old son
alone inside a vehicle -- while the outdoor
temperature being 28 degrees, police said.
Hicham Ait-Achour, 33, and Atmani
Hourai, 33, were charged with endangering
the welfare of a child after leaving the baby
inside the vehicle that was parked in the
Kmart parking lot on Quentin Road in North
Cornwall on Dec. 30, police said. The infant
was left in the vehicle without any type of
heat source, police said.

BB BOZOS CREEPS SWIPE COPPER WIRE

ATTACK WINDOW
Bozos shot a window
with a pellet gun on the
200 block of Reifsnydor
Road in Elizabeth
Township on Jan. 4, state
police at Ephrata said.
The damage cost about
$200, and the victim is
James Johns, state police
said.
Herald report
LOSER ILLEGALLY USES
CREDIT-CARD NUMBER
A jerk obtained a cred-
it-card number and make
a purchase online recent-
ly, state police at
Harrisburg said.
The victim is a 56-
year-old Hummelstown
man.
Herald report
BLUE VEHICLE HITS
PARKED VEHICLE, FLEES
A blue SUV-type vehi-
cle hit a legally parked
vehicle and fled on the
600 block of East Main
Street in Palmyra on Jan.
3, borough police said.
The parked vehicle
sustained a moderate
amount of damage to its
driver's side.
The victim is Kenneth
Fuhrman, 51, of Palmyra,
police said.
Anybody with infor-
mation is asked to contact
police at (717) 838-8188.
Herald report
POLICE: EPHRATA MAN
ARRESTED FOR DUI
Adam Broomell, 23, of
Ephrata, was arrested for
DUI after a traffic stop on
Newport Road and
Oregon Pike in West Earl
Township on Jan. 1, state
police at Ephrata said.
Herald report
POLICE: WOMAN MADE UP Goons stole about 150 pounds of scrap copper wire
after entering a locked home on Fidler Court in Pine
TROOPERS:
RAPE ALLEGATIONS
Grove Township on Dec. 18 or Dec. 19, state police at
Schuylkill Haven said.
The victim is Richard Haynes.
MAN STRIKES
Herald report -- A 45-year-old Carlisle woman made
up allegations of rape recently, state police at Jonestown
Anyone with information is asked to contact state
police at 570-593-2000. Herald report INJURES
BOY, 13
said.
Lisa Merrill dialed 911 and reported she was raped
while at a residence on the 200 block of Awol Road in THREE VEHICLES CRACK UP IN SCHAEFFERSTOWN
Union Township, Lebanon County, state police said. Vehicles driven by Wesley Wenger, 17, of Herald report -- A
Womelsdorf, Austin Kline, 17, of Schaefferstown, and
Merrill made the allegations up and was not raped, Narvon man is accused of
Joann Griffith, 55, of Mohnton, were in an accident at
state police said. striking and injuring a 13-
Main Street and Route 419 in Schaefferstown on Jan. 2,
Merrill was charged with false alarms to agencies of year-old boy during an
state police at Jonestown said. Griffith suffered a minor incident on Mountain Top
public safety and false reports to law enforcement, state
police said.
injury, and she was transported by ambulance to Good Lane in Narvon on Jan. 1,
Samaritan Hospital. Herald report
state police at Ephrata
said.
TROOPERS: FUGITIVE CAUGHT AFTER ACCIDENT Damion Charlton was
A man was determined to be a fugitive after he was charged with assault, state
involved in an accident in Union Township, Lebanon police said.
County, on Dec. 22, state police at Jonestown said.
The suspect, Felix Pinero-Baez, 60, of Lebanon, was
wanted by the Lebanon County and Atlantic City, N.J., VEHICLE SLIDES,
sheriff’s offices, state police said. He was charged as a STRIKES TREE
fugitive from justice and taken to Lebanon County A vehicle driven by
Central Booking. Herald report Jeffrey Engebetson, 29, of
Lebanon, slid on ice on a
CRAFTSMEN’S FESTIVAL SCHEDULED FOR MARCH curve and struck a tree on
Route 241 near Lake Drive
The Reading-Berks Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild in South Annville Township
of Craftsmen is holding its 8th Annual Juried Spring on Jan. 1, state police at
JERKS SWIPE UPS PACKAGES Craft Festival in Kutztown University’s Keystone Hall on
March 27 and March 28.
Jonestown said. Engebetson
Punks pilfered two UPS packages from the front porch suffered minor injuries.
of a residence on Garfield Road in Rapho Township on The festival will feature museum quality work from Herald report
Dec. 30, state police at Ephrata said. juried artisans, live music, door prizes, catering, and
ample parking for handicapped and other visitors.
The victim is Kelly Williams, of Mt. Joy.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the state Saturday’s hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday’s VEHICLES COLLIDE
police at (717) 721-7667. Herald report hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The donation to enter is AT INTERSECTION
$4 a person; children under 12 are free. Vehicles driven by Jessica
The spring show offers contemporary and traditional Leibig, 22, of Richland, and
POLICE: 2 CITED AFTER FIGHT Pennsylvania folk artwork for sale, produced by more Thomas Montgomery, 55, of
Brian Conlow, 45, of Lebanon, and Michelle Speck, 45, than 150 artisans who are members of the Reading-Berks Lebanon, were in an accident
of Lebanon, were cited for harassment after a fight at Route 501 and Reistville
Chapter --which is the largest chapter in the Pennsylvania
between each other on Fairway Drive in Bethel Township, Guild -- and other juried craftsmen who are members of Road in Heidelberg
Lebanon County, on Jan. 1, state police at Jonestown said. the Pennsylvania Guild. Genres include assorted arts, Township, Lebanon County,
Herald report basketry, clay, fiber, glass, jewelry, metal, paper, photog- on Dec. 31, state police at
raphy and wood. Jonestown said.
SALT TRUCK BREAKS TWO TELEPHONE POLES For directions and details, visit the guild’s Website, Herald report
The dump bed of a truck spreading salt caught power www.rbcrafts.org., e-mail info@rbcrafts.org or call 610-
lines running across the road, causing two telephone poles 678-6650. A special preview will be aired on Berks VEHICLE BARRELS
to break, on Mount Zion Road in Bethel Township, Community Television (BCTV) on March 17 at 7 p.m.
Lebanon County, on Dec. 31, state police at Jonestown hosted by W. Eugene Burkhart Jr. Herald report INTO EMBANKMENT, FLIPS
said. The vehicle was driven by Donald McMullen, 45, of A vehicle driven by Erin
Bernville. Herald report Garcia, 25, of Kingston,
JERKS STEAL WHEEL, TIRE went out of control on a
Thugs stole the left front wheel and tire from a vehicle downhill curve, struck an
POLICE: NEWMANSTOWN MAN ARRESTED FOR DUI in the parking lot of Palmview Apartments on West North embankment and overturned
Garrett Ball, 24, of Newmanstown, was arrested for Avenue in Palmyra on Jan. 2, police said. on I-81 in Pine Grove
Township on Jan. 2, state
DUI after a traffic stop on Route 343 in Bethel Township, The total value of the stolen items is $250, police said.
Lebanon County, on Jan. 1, state police at Jonestown said. police at Jonestown said.
The victim is Mary Unger, 73.
Herald report Herald report Herald report
PA G E 3 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 TREEN’S VEHICLE STRIKES UTILITY POLE
A vehicle driven by Felipe Bravo, 19, of Carlisle,
went out of control on ice and struck a utility pole on
Clear Spring Road at School Creek Lane in North
Annville Township on Jan. 1, state police at Jonestown
said.
Bravo suffered minor injuries, and he was taken to
Hershey Medical Center. Bellegrove Fire Department
assisted. Herald report
LUNKHEADS SMEAR DOG FECES ON BIZ: Dorks smeared
dog feces on the front doors of Oldie's Laundromat on North
Railroad Street in Palmyra on Dec. 30, borough police said.
3-VEHICLE WRECK INJURES DRIVER
Vehicles driven by Clint Fackler, 24, of
Hummelstown, Guy Henry Jr., 51, of Harrisburg, and
David Mikula, 49, of Hummelstown, were involved in
an accident on Hoernerstown Road in South Hanover
Township, Dauphin County, on Dec. 29, state police at
Harrisburg said.
Fackler was injured and taken to Hershey Medical
Center, state police said. Herald report

VEHICLE BARRELS DORKS DAMAGE

COLD-HEARTED CREEPS STEAL
BABY JESUS, JOSEPH FIGURES
INTO BOULDER
A vehicle driven by a 16-
year-old boy, of Bethel, went
out of control on a curve and
MAN’S BIRDBATH
Losers damaged a bird-
bath on Circle Drive in DOG DISTRACTS
DRIVER, CAUSES
Herald report -- Thugs stole a plastic Baby Jesus Rapho Township between
struck a boulder on Route 419 Dec. 15 and Dec. 27,
figure and a plastic Joseph figure from a Nativity scene near Rehrersburg Road in
in front of Bethany Christian Fellowship Church on Tulpehocken Township on state police at Ephrata
Front Street in Cressona between Dec. 8 and Jan. 1, state Dec. 21, state police at said.
police at Schuylkill Haven said. Hamburg said. Herald report The victim is David

Anyone with information is asked to contact state
police at 570-593-2000. DRIVER INJURED
IN RT. 645 ACCIDENT
WOMAN’S VEHICLE SLAMS INTO TREE Vehicles driven by John
A vehicle driven by Michelle Cochrane, 29, of Wadel, 22, of
Topton, went out of control on a wet surface on a curve Washingtonboro, and Godfrey
and struck a tree on Route 662 (Moselem Spring Road) Barrett, 51, of Allentown,
in Perry Township on Dec. 27, state police at Hamburg were in an accident on Route
said. 645 in Bethel Township,
Berks County, on Dec. 30,
Cochrane suffered a moderate injury, and she was
state police at Hamburg said.
transported by Schuylkill Valley Ambulance to Barrett suffered a minor
Reading Hospital. Shoemakersville Fire Co. controlled injury. Bethel Ambulance
traffic. Herald report responded. Herald report
Bartles, 37. Damage is
estimated at $20.
Anyone with informa-
tion is asked to contact
state police at 717-721-
7667.
Herald report
TEEN’S VEHICLE
TRAVELS INTO FIELD
A vehicle driven by
Joseph Manzella, 19, of
Cleona, sheared a utility
pole and traveled into a
field on Killinger Road
ACCIDENT
Herald report -- A dog distracted a teenaged driv-
er, triggering an accident in Caernarvon Township
on Jan. 1, state police at Ephrata said.
The dog jumped from the passenger's seat to the dri-
ver's lap moments before the accident, state police said.
The vehicle went off the road, struck a sign, two fences
and a utility pole, state police said. The driver, a 17-year-
old Morgantown boy, suffered a moderate injury and was
taken to Reading Hospital, state police said.
VEHICLE STRIKES DEER ON ROUTE 322
A vehicle driven by Katie Oneal, 21, of Cornwall

HIT THE ICE

near Route 422 in South
Annville Township on
Jan. 1, state police at
Jonestown said. Annville
Fire Department assisted.
Herald report
PUBLIC SKATING SESSIONS
SUNDAYS: VEHICLES COLLIDE
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. IN SWATARA TWP.
Vehicles driven by Jose
MONDAYS THRU THURSDAYS: Polonia, 27, of Lebanon,
Noon to 2:00 p.m. and Jeffrey Landis, 49, of
Telford, were involved in
FRIDAY, JANUARY 15-22 & 29:
an accident on Route 72
10:00 a.m. to 12 Noon and in Swatara Township,
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Lebanon County, on Dec.
FRIDAY JANUARY 22: 31, state police at
Jonestown said.
8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Polonia had minor
Saturdays: injuries, state police said.
Herald report
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and
8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Scott E. Roseberry, DDS
• Quality Family Dentistry
• Cosmetic Dentistry
• Orthodontics
• Laser Dentistry
• Treatment of TMJ/TMD
• Treatment of Sleep Apnea
• Treatment of Snoring
• In-hospital Sedated Dentistry
www.klicklewisarena.com
610.488.7799 • 7175 Bernville Road • Bernville, PA
717-685-1401 OFFICE HOURS: Monday 9 am to 4 pm; Tuesday
W ednesday 9 am to 5 pm; Thursday 12 pm to 7 pm
struck a deer on Route 322 in Cornwall recently, police
said. Nobody was injured, and the status of the deer is
unknown, police said. Herald report
VEHICLE HITS, KILLS DEER ON ROUTE 72
A vehicle driven by Leroy Copenhaver, 78, of
Manheim, struck a deer on Route 72 in West Cornwall
recently, police said. Nobody was injured. The deer died.
Herald report
VEHICLE SLIDES, ROLLS ONTO SIDE
A vehicle driven by Brian Roots, 43, of Gordonville,
slid of the snow-covered Route 283 and rolled onto its
side in Conewago Township on Dec. 31, state police at
Harrisburg said. Nobody was injured. Herald report
VEHICLE COMES TO REST IN MEDIAN
A vehicle driven by Dwayne Cruz, 21, of Jersey City,
N.J., came to rest in the center median on I-78 in Greenwich
Township on Dec. 22, after the right wheel came off the
vehicle, state police at Hamburg said. Herald report
PARTICIPATING
INSURANCE
• Met-Life • Delta
• DeCare • Fidelio
-- and now United Concordia
(Many other insurances
accepted - call to inquire)
Se Habla Espanol
Tuesday 11
11 am to 9 pm;

PA G E 4 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 POLICE: MAN CHARGED AFTER FIGHT WITH WOMAN
A 37-year-old Pine Grove man was charged after a
verbal argument turned physical on Long Run Road in
Wayne Township on Dec. 24, state police at Schuylkill
Haven said.
Matthew Herring was charged with simple assault,
state police said. The victim, Renee Herring, 45, of
Pine Grove, sustained minor injuries, state police said.
Herald report
POLICE: SUSPECT DROPS POT AT CASINO: Ireneusz
Mietelski, 48, of Hamburg, dropped a small amount of sus-
pected marijuana on the gaming floor in the Hollywood
Casino at Penn National on Dec. 18, state police said.
POLICE: WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER ACCIDENT
A Grantville woman was arrested for DUI after an
accident on Route 39 in West Hanover Township,
Dauphin County, on Dec. 21, state police at Harrisburg
said.
A tractor-trailer driven by Juwona Wakefield, 23, of
McCormick, S.C., and a vehicle driven by Dawn Mitchell,
40, of Grantville, were involved in an accident, state
police said. Mitchell was taken into custody for DUI, state
police said. Herald report

VEHICLES COLLIDE
IN JACKSON TWP.
Vehicles driven by Mary
Kleckner, 42, of Loysville,
and Kevin Martin, 22, of
Myerstown, were involved
in an accident on Rosebud
Road in Jackson Township
on Dec. 16, state police at
Jonestown said.Kleckner
had a minor injury, state
police said.
Herald report
VEHICLE’S ROOF CUT OFF TO FREE OCCUPANTS
Herald report -- Emergency personnel
cut the roof off a vehicle to rescue the peo-
ple inside after an accident in Millcreek
Township on Dec. 19, state police at
Jonestown said.
Vehicles driven by David Hoover, 59, of
Newmanstown, and Jeffrey Sholly, 50, of
Newmanstown, were in an accident on Route
419 near Kalbach Road, after Hoover’s vehi-
cle went out of control, state police said.
Area fire crews used hydraulic tools to cut
the roof off Hoover’s vehicle to gain access to
Hoover and passenger Sharon Hoover, 59,
state police said.
David Hoover and Sharon Hoover were
injured, and they were transported to Reading
Hospital. The road was closed in both direc-
tions for about an hour.
Newmanstown Fire Co., Richland Fire Co.,
local fire police, Newmanstown Ambulance
and Berks County EMS responded.

VEHICLE STRIKES
SMALL TREES
A vehicle driven by
Anthony Arpin, 36, of
Elizabethville, lost control
on the off-ramp at Exit 107
on I-81 and struck several
small trees in Frailey
Township on Dec. 15, state
police at Jonestown said.
Nobody was injured.
Herald report
VEHICLE SMACKS
INTO CURB, BRIDGE RAIL
A vehicle driven by
Nathan Snow, 25, of
Sardis, lost control on an
ice-covered bridge and hit
a curb and a bridge rail
on Route 441 in Royalton
on Dec. 27, state police at
Harrisburg said.
Nobody was injured.
Herald report
VEHICLE BARRELS
INTO UTILITY POLE
A vehicle driven by
POLICE: MAN HAD BAGGIES
WITH HEROIN RESIDUE
A man allegedly had
ACCIDENT SENDS 6 TO HOSP
Herald report -- A driver and five passengers -- all
32 baggies that contained Richland residents -- were taken to the hospital after their 1994
Nissan Pathfinder hit an embankment and flipped onto its roof
a residue of heroin at on Route 72 in Cornwall recently, police said.
White Deer Run The driver, Kadafi Louis, 37, and passengers Rolande
Treatment Center on West Louis, 35, Jessie Louis, 15, Jason Louis, 13, Esther Louis, 9,
Chestnut Street in North and Jokebed Louis, 8, were transported to Good Samaritan
Cornwall Township on Hospital in Lebanon by First Aid & Safety Patrol ambulance,
Dec. 14, township police police said.
said. The suspect, Victor The vehicle sustained extensive damage and was towed.
Martinez Jr., 19, of
Lancaster, was charged PUNKS PILFER PINE TREE
VEHICLE PUSHED INTO UTILITY POLE with possession of drug Slugs sawed down and swiped a 7- to 8-foot white pine
Vehicles driven by Craig Rice, 56, Newmanstown, paraphernalia. tree from a residence in Cornwall recently, police said. The
and Daria Kovarikova, 54, of Annville, collided at Herald report victim is Sally Clark, police said. Herald report
Reistville and Prescott roads in Heidelberg Township,
Lebanon County, recently, after Rice’s vehicle went out
of control on a sharp curve and slid on a snow-covered
surface, township police said.
The impact pushed Kovarikova’s vehicle into a utili- BRIDALS -- NO GOWN
OVER $100
ty pole, police said.
Patrolman Terry Swinghholm was the investigating
officer. Herald report
POLICE: MAN ILLEGALLY DUMPED TRASH New, Used & Vintage
A 60-year-old Lebanon man is accused of illegally
dumping trash into a business' Dumpster on East
Spruce Street in Palmyra, borough police said.
Lloyd Thierwechter Jr. was charged after his trash
BUILDING SOLD -- must close by Mon., Jan. 25
bags were found in the Dumpster belonging to Palmyra

Brenda Kelly, 40, of
Marysville, struck a utili-
ty pole on Route 25 near
Route 897 in Hegins
Major Discounts
Self-Storage, police said. Herald report
VEHICLE HITS FENCE, FLEES

Township on Dec. 26,
state police at Schuylkill
Haven said. Kelly was
on Vintage
A bluish-green vehicle slammed into a fence and
kept going on Oak Grove Road in Pine Grove on Dec.
25, state police at Schuylkill Haven said.
The vehicle has a broken side mirror, state police

charged with roadways
laned for traffic.
Herald report
MAN’S VEHICLE STRIKES
EMBANKMENT, OVERTURNS
A vehicle driven by
Edward Page, 66, of
Reidsville, lost control on
the ice covered road, hit
an embankment and over-
turned on I-78 in Bethel
Township, Berks County
on Dec. 13, state police at
Hamburg said. Nobody
was injured.
Herald report
& Costumes
said.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (570) 593-2000. Herald report
HOURS: Thursdays, Fridays
POLICE: JONESTOWN MAN ARRESTED FOR DUI & Saturdays 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Daniel Arnold, 24, of Jonestown, was arrested for
DUI after a traffic stop on Fort Swatara Road in Union Will arrange
Township, Lebanon County, on Dec. 25, state police at appointment if necessary
Jonestown said. Herald report
call 717.933.4596
VEHICLE LOSES CONTROL, HITS CEMENT BARRIER PEGGY’S PLACE
A vehicle driven by John Lykes, 30, of Durham,
N.C., lost control and hit a cement barrier on I-81 in 243 Cumberland St.
Susquehanna Township on Dec. 26, state police at Lebanon
Harrisburg said. 717.279.7033
Nobody was injured. Herald report
PA G E 5 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 “Just minutes from YOU!”

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10
• Baked Chicken MIDWAY DINER
Cordon Bleu with COUPON
Cheese Sauce CLIP & BRING IN
• Baked Salisbury
Steak in Sauce FOR A FREE
• Broiled Shrimp MAGNIFYING
filled with Crab GLASS READER
Meat NAME
• Broiled T-bone
Steak with Onion
TOWN
Rings

BETHEL • MIDWAY • www.midwayholdings.com

HAMBURG

PA G E 6 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 KNUCKLEHEADS STEAL VEHICLE
Lowlifes stole an unlocked 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier Z24
from a side alley on Spring Street in Tremont, state police at
Schuylkill Haven said. The thugs managed to start the vehi-
cle and drove it away, state police said. The vehicle, which
has a Pennsylvania registration GWZ1736, has a cracked
windshield below the rear-view mirror and 17-inch tires on
the vehicle, state police said. Anybody with information is
asked to contact with state police at (570) 593-2000.
Herald report
LUNKHEADS STEAL MAIL: Thugs stole mail from a
mailbox in Elizabeth Township between Dec. 5 and
7, state police at Ephrata said.
POLICE: 2 SLAP JONESTOWN WOMAN IN FACE
A Lebanon man and woman slapped a 47-year-old
Jonestown woman in the face during an incident on
East Main Street in Jonestown on Jan. 2, state police at
Jonestown said.
Wilbert Torres-Ramos, 34, and Carolyn Maldonado-
Ortiz, 38, were cited with harassment, state police said.
The victim is Nancy Patterson, state police said.
Herald report

TROOPERS: MAN ENGAGES

IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
A man allegedly
engaged in domestic vio-
lence with a woman at a
location on Green Park
POLICE: HALF-NAKED MAN CHARGED
Herald report -- A man has been charged after he

POLICE: MAN INJURES WOMAN

Drive in Rapho Township
on Dec. 28, state police at
Ephrata said.
The suspect, Donald
Bechtold, 39, was cited
with harassment.
The victim is Mary
High, 40, state police
said.
Herald report
SLUGS SWIPE MAIL
FROM MAILBOX
Punks swiped mail
from a mailbox on Acorn
Lane in Elizabeth
Township on Dec. 28,
state police at Ephrata
said.
The victim is Michele
Rhinier.
Anyone with informa-
tion is asked to contact
state police at 717-721-
7667.
Herald report
LOWLIFES TAKE CHANGE
FROM CASH REGISTER
Goons swiped change
from a cash register at
Mark’s Exxon on East
Lincoln Avenue in
Jackson Township on Jan.
1 or Jan. 2, after breaking
a window and entering
the business, state police
at Jonestown said.
Anyone with informa-
tion is asked to contact
state police at 717-865-
2194.
Herald report
BOZOS TRY TO BREAK
INTO BUSINESS
Lowlifes attempted to
break into U.S. Gas Mart
on Pottsville Pike in
Perry Township on Dec.
26 or Dec. 27 by prying
open a rear door and
breaking a glass window,
state police at Hamburg
said.
Anyone with informa-
tion is asked to contact
state police at 610-562-
6885. Herald report
was found half naked in a yard in Lebanon City on
Dec. 27, prompting the homeowner to shoot a gun
into the air to scare him off, city police said.
The suspect, Stephen Melnick, 47, of Lebanon,
Herald report -- A 28-year-old The suspect, Justin Mayfield, was
allegedly was in a back yard in a fetal position on Locust Palmyra man assaulted a 20-year-old charged with simple assault (domestic
Street and walked around the side of the home to the
Cleona woman during a domestic dispute violence related), police said.
front yard, where the homeowner, Michael Hummer, 30, at his residence on East Main Street in The victim, Brittanee Mowrer, was
saw Melnick mumbling incoherently and wearing only a
Palmyra on Dec. 31, borough police said. injured during the incident, police said.
T-shirt, police said.
Hummer had been awakened by loud thumping nois-
es, had grabbed his handgun and had gone downstairs to
investigate, police said.
Melnick allegedly walked toward Hummer, prompt-
ing Hummer to fire a shot into the air with his handgun
to scare Melnick off, police said. Melnick allegedly ran
east on Locust Street, but he was identified and located
the next day, police said. Police had located clothing and
a wallet in the back yard of Hummer’s home.
Melnick was charged with loitering and prowling at
night, indecent exposure and disorderly conduct.
Police will not be charging Hummer.
POLICE: DRUNKEN DRIVER HITS POLE, FLEES
A Harrisburg man was arrested for DUI hit-and-run
after an incident on Route 22 in West Hanover
Township, Dauphin County, on Dec. 30, state police at
Harrisburg said.
A vehicle driven by Randy Keyton rear-ended
another vehicle and fled the scene, state police said.
James then drove through Blue Mountain Stones
property, damaging it, state police said.
State police said the vehicle barreled through a lawn
before slamming into a telephone pole and driving over
an embankment -- into a pile of rocks.
Once the vehicle was stopped, Keyton left and bolt-
ed to his residence one block away, state police said.
Keyton was arrested and taken to Harrisburg
Hospital, state police said.
Herald report
PIECE OF ICE CRACKS WINDSHIELD
A piece of ice cracked the windshield of a moving
vehicle on Old 22 near Route 183 in Upper Tulpehocken
Township on Dec. 29, state police at Hamburg said.
The vehicle was driven by Jeremy Deck, of Ft. Drum,
N.Y. Damage is $400. Herald report
LOSERS USE BLUNT INSTRUMENT TO BASH MAILBOX
Losers used a blunt instrument to smash a metal and
plastic mailbox on Ontelaunee Trail near Onyx Cave
Road in Perry Township on Dec. 28 or Dec. 29, state
police at Hamburg said. The victim is Warren Weber
Jr., 67. Damage was about $50. Herald report
VEHICLES COLLIDE IN GREENWICH
Vehicles driven by Yanbo Huang, 51, of College
Station, Texas, and Dale Schweizer, 51, of Auburn,
were in an accident on I-78 in Greenwich Township on
Jan. 1, state police at Hamburg said. Kutztown and
Hamburg EMS responded. Herald report

PA G E 7 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 WOMAN’S VEHICLE HITS SIGN, TREE
A 82-year-old Hummelstown woman's vehicle suf-
fered a moderate injury after an accident on Red Top
Road in South Hanover Township, Dauphin County, on
Dec. 29, state police at Harrisburg said.
Lucille Kannegieser's vehicle lost control, hit a
speed limit sign and barreled into a tree, state police
said. Kannegieser was taken to Hershey Medical
Center. Herald report
POLICE: HERSHEY RESIDENT CHARGED: Elvir Delic,
30, of Hershey, was charged with defiant trespass after an
incident on West Main Street in Palmyra on Dec. 30, bor-
ough police said.
CREEPY LOSERS TRY TO ENTER RESIDENCE
Dopey dorks tried to break into a residence, but the
key that was used broke off in the dead bolt lock on
Schoolhouse Road in Upper Bern Township between
Dec. 28 and 29, state police at Hamburg said.
The victim is Alyse Wagner, of Shartlesville, state
police said. Anybody with information is asked to con-
tact the state police at Hamburg.
Herald report

VEHICLE STRIKES LEGALLY

POLICE: NEWMANSTOWN MAN RAPED GIRL

OFFICIALS: HE FURNISHED ALCOHOL & HAD SEX WITH ANOTHER GIRL, 14
PARKED VEHICLE
A vehicle struck a
legally parked vehicle on
Godfrey Street near Jacob
Street in Tulpehocken
Herald report -- A Newmanstown man unlawful contact with a minor and one count friend’s home in July, detectives said. Doster Township on Dec. 31, and
gave a 16-year-old girl alcohol and forced of felony sexual assault, detectives said. faces several additional charges, including kept going, traveling west
her to have sex against her will at his home, The rape occurred in late March, detectives felony statutory sexual assault, detectives said. on Godfrey Street, state
Lebanon County detectives said. said. Anybody with information related to this police at Hamburg said.
Jake Doster, 21, faces numerous charges Doster also allegedly furnished alcohol to a case or Doster should contact Detective Jason The suspect vehicle is
including one count of felony rape, felony 14-year-old girl and then had sex with her at a Cleck at (717) 274-2801. described as beige with a
right front blue quarter
panel.

POLICE: Anyone with informa-

tion is asked to contact
state police at 610-562-

MAN STOLE
6885. Herald report

VEHICLE SLAMS INTO

LAPTOP
Herald report -- A
CONCRETE BARRIER
A vehicle driven by
Anniehelene Carman, 54,
of Mechanicsburg, went
man allegedly stole a lap-
out of control on a slush-
top from a home on West covered surface, traveled
Main Street in onto the center median,
Newmanstown on Jan. 2, and struck a raised con-
state police at Jonestown crete barrier on I-78 in
said. Bethel Township, Berks
The suspect, Clayton County, on Dec. 31, state
Ressler, 24, of police at Hamburg said.
Newmanstown, was
charged with burglary,
criminal trespass, theft, BB SHATTERS
and receiving stolen prop- VEHICLE WINDOW
erty. He was transported to Losers fired a BB that
Lebanon County Central shattered the right front
Booking. window of a moving vehi-
The computer was cle on Front Street at Ash

MAN’S VEHICLE BARRELS INTO TAVERN

returned to the victim,
Lacey Bernhard, 22, state
police said.
POLICE: LEBANON MAN
FACES DUI CHARGE
Roy Weaver, 25, of
Lebanon, faces a DUI
charge after a traffic stop
on Old Jonestown Road in
Union Township, Lebanon
County, on Dec. 30, state
police at Jonestown said.
Herald report
POLICE: MAN SENT
DEGRADING E-MAILS
A 47-year-old
Harrisburg man sent
numerous e-mails degrad-
ing a 43-year-old Lebanon
man at Palm City Park in
South Annville on Dec. 30,
state police at Jonestown
said. The names of the sus-
pect and the victim haven't
been released.
Herald report
Street in Cressona on Dec.
30, state police at
Schuylkill Haven said.
Herald report -- A vehicle struck Landis suffered a minor injury. for their building, police said. She The victim is Thomas
a tavern in Kleinfeltersville recently, The highway in front of the Hotel told police that it scared her so bad Seiler, of Schuylkill Haven.
Heidelberg Township, Lebanon & Tavern was closed for about 1½ that she ran to get away from the Anyone with information is
County, police said. hours. The Hotel & Tavern also had front of the building before the vehi- asked to contact state police
A van driven by Timothy Landis, to close because of damages to the cle impacted and pushed a table and at 570-593-2000.
25, of Chambersburg, went out of front of the building. chairs across the floor. Herald report
control on a slippery, snow-covered Heather Hollinger, who is part Schaefferstown Ambulance, Fire
surface on Route 897 and ran into
the Kleinfeltersville Hotel & Tavern,
owner of the establishment, was
inside at the time and witnessed the
Department and Fire Police assisted.
Patrolman Terry Swingholm
POLICE: GIRLS STOLE
police said. vehicle go out of control, heading investigated. ITEMS FROM KOHL’S
Two girls are accused
of steal merchandise from
HIT-RUN VEHICLE SLAMS INTO POLE, KOS POWER
CREEPS STEAL $150 FROM BEDROOM
Herald report -- Bozos busted a window in a resi-
An unknown vehicle slammed into a utility pole and
Kohl's in North Cornwall
on Dec. 26, township
a guide wire -- knocking out power to a part of
dence and grabbed $150 from the bedroom on Airport Schuylkill County for an hour.
police said.
Road in Bethel Township, Lebanon County, on Dec. 28, A 16-year-old Lebanon
The vehicle fled the scene after the accident on girl grabbed items worth
state police at Jonestown said. Route 895 and Stony Lane in South Manheim
The victim is Richard Barrett, of Fredericksburg, $78.56, and an 11-year-
Township on Dec. 30, state police at Schuylkill Haven old Lebanon girl swiped
state police said. Anybody with information is asked to said.
contact the state police at (717) 865-2194. items worth $101.72,
State police said the vehicle may be a black and red police said.
pickup or SUV Z71 model and the vehicle would have
VEHICLE HITS FENCE, FLEES damage to its right side.
The 16-year-old girl
was charged with felony
An unknown vehicle lost control on a curve, struck a split
rail fence and shrubs and kept going on Mohrsville Road in Anybody with information is asked to contact the retail theft because of she
Perry Township on Dec. 24, state police at Hamburg said. state police at (570) 593-2000. has a prior record, police
Herald report Herald report said. Herald report
PA G E 8 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 POLICE: MAN CHARGED WITH simple assault/domestic violence after an
POLICE: MAN CITED SIMPLE ASSAULT: Brett Mader, 46, of incident on East Maple Street in Palmyra
FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT Palmyra, was arrested and charged with on Dec. 29, borough police said.
Sean Weigart, 36, of
Palmyra, was cited with dis-
orderly conduct after an

POLICE: JONESTOWN MAN ARRESTED FOR DUI: Adam

Krum, 24, of Jonestown, was arrested for DUI after a traffic
stop North Lancaster Street in Swatara Township, Lebanon
County, on Dec 29, state police at Jonestown said.
incident the Filling Station
on West Main Street in
Palmyra on Dec. 26, bor-
ough police said.
Herald report
LATEST TRENDS HAIR STUDIO
POLICE: WOMAN
528 E. Penn Ave. • Cleona
POLICE: BOYS STOLE JEWELRY
A Lebanon woman left
Kohl's in North Cornwall
Hair, Nail & Wax
services
CHARGED IN THEFT,
with $274.34 worth of jew-
elry and didn't pay for the
items on Dec. 28, township
for Men, Women
police said. Emily Landis, & Children
VANDALISM SPREE
20, was nabbed and charged
with retail theft, police said.

Herald report -- Three Cornwall boys -- one aged

Herald report
NEW CLIENTS 50% OFF
13 and two aged 14 -- went on theft and vandalism
spree during five incidents at Conrad Enterprises on
POLICE: WOMAN
SWIPED FOOD ANY SERVICE
Rexmont Road in Cornwall between December 2008 A Mt. Gretna woman Call for an appointment • Walk-Ins welcome
and September, police said. took food offered for sale
A company tractor-trailers, pickup trucks and a boom
truck were entered and damaged, items were stolen, and
graffiti was sprayed on the property, police said.
The loss was more than $2,500.
and left Foodland without
paying in North Cornwall
on Dec. 23, township police
said.
717.273.3070
Stylists: Sherry Hackman & Erika Perez
The 13-year-old boy was charged with three counts of Cathryn Amdah, 53, was
charged with retail theft, HOURS: Open Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.;
criminal trespass, two counts of criminal mischief, one police said. Herald report Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m. to noon.
count of theft from a motor vehicle and two counts of
criminal conspiracy.
One of the 14-year-old boys was charged with three
counts of criminal trespass, one count of criminal mis-
chief, one count of theft from a motor vehicle, one count
of trespass by motor vehicle and one count of criminal
conspiracy.
The other 14-year-old was charged with five counts
of criminal trespass, six counts of criminal mischief, two
counts of theft from a motor vehicle, one count of tres-
pass by motor vehicle and one count of criminal con-
spiracy.

BETHEL ACCIDENT SENDS 2 TO HOSP

Two Jonestown residents were taken to Hershey
Medical Center after a two-vehicle accident in Bethel
Township, Lebanon County, on Dec. 30, state police at
Jonestown said.
Vehicles driven by Benjamin Christman, 18, of
Jonestown, and Melissa Moyer, 46, of Boyertown, were
involved in the accident at the intersection of Route 22
and School Drive, state police said. Christman and his
passenger, a juvenile female from Jonestown, were taken
to the hospital, state police said. Moyer and passenger
Glen Moyer, 48, of Boyertown, refused treatment at the
scene, state police said. Herald report

POLICE: SUSPECT CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

Tyler Heagy, 23, of Lebanon, was charged with crimi-
nal mischief after an incident on the 100 block of King
Street in Annville on Oct. 30, township police said.
Herald report
Exit 23 off of I-78, Shartlesville
HOURS: Monday - Friday 10 am to 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday 10 am to 6 pm
30 South

610.488.6241
5th Ave.,
Lebanon,
Pa.

717.272.0916 • FAX: 717.272.0791

sales@aptuning.com • www.aptuning.com www.roadsideamericainc.com
SPECIALIZING IN AUDI/ VW SERVICE & PERFORMANCE
PA G E 9 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 GOON GRABS LAST CAN OF BUD
A goon swiped the last can of
Budweiser and a bottle of Jack Daniels
whiskey after entering a garage on
Millbach Road in Heidelberg Township,
Lebanon County, on Dec. 24, state
police at Jonestown said. The vic-
tim is Bradley Haulman, 43.
Herald report
POLICE: MAN CITED FOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS: Thomas
Nessinger, 42, of Palmyra, was cited for public drunkenness
after an incident on the 100 block of East Cherry Street in
Palmyra on Dec. 13, borough police said.
POLICE: MAN ASSAULTED EMPLOYEE
A 44-year-old Annville man assaulted an employee
at an establishment on the 300 block of South Hershey
Road in West Hanover Township, Dauphin County, on
Jan. 6, state police at Harrisburg said.
David Bosworth was taken into custody for assault
and related charges, state police at Harrisburg said.
Herald report

POLICE: MAN, 68, EXPOSED HIMSELF

Herald report -- A 68-year-old
Lebanon man was charged with inde-
cent exposure after allegedly exposing
his genitals on the 500 block of
Lehman Street in Lebanon on Jan. 6,
city police said.
Michael Shannon was taken into cus-
tody and also was charged with open
lewdness and disorderly conduct, police
said.
Witnesses told officers that Shannon
was in the area of a bus stop, acting dis-
orderly and yelling profanities, city
police said.
Shannon’s pants were starting to fall
down and one of the witnesses told him
to pull up his pants, city police said.
Shannon became louder and pulled his
pants completely down, exposing his but-
tocks and genitalia, city police said.

JERKS STEAL COMFORTER, LINCOLN LOGS FROM VEHICLE

DATING GAME CAN’T BE IN KATE’S CARDS
Do you want to Date Kate?
Not Kate Hudson.
Kate Gosselin.
Yes, you heard me.
The baby factory and original octo-mom is sup-
posedly in talks to star in a new reality show -- not
about her kids -- but about finding a new love.
"Love her or hate her, people are fascinated by
Kate," a TV executive said in the story published on
Popeater.com. "She has a lot of mouths to feed and
Kate looking for love will certainly put bread on the
table."
I'm hoping this is not a reliable
story.
Kate is sporting a longer hairdo
and a new outlook, as she rebuilds
her life as a single woman.
She jokingly said she is chang-
ing her name to "Kate Clean-
Slate."
MOLLY After not hearing anything about
Kate for a few months, I figured
DAVIS she was focusing on what's impor-
tant (her kids) and not looking for
another sleazy 15 minutes.
But here she is on the cover of People, showing
off her makeover.
She may look good -- and she does look beautiful
-- but I don't know many men that would take on dat-
ing a woman with that kind of baggage.
Her emotional baggage, not her eight children.
Kate is an alpha female who will rule her roost,
and she will need another laid back doormat like her
ex, Jon, to boss around.
And there aren't many eunichs out there.
I do hope Kate finds happiness -- but if she's look-
ing for it on trashy reality TV, odds are it probably
won't work out.
Hindsight is 20/20, Kate.
VEHICLES COLLIDE
IN WEST CORNWALL CREEPY LOSERS SWIPE
You should have some by now after your last TV
debacle -- where your family imploded for the world
to see.
The collateral damage done to your kids is noth-
ing short of traumatic, as is any divorce viewed
though the eyes of kids.
So lie low, Kate.
Don't put yourself out there for the world to dis-
sect - they didn't like what they found the last time.
PUNKS FLATTEN
TIRES IN PALMYRA
Thugs swiped a Down comforter and Lincoln Logs
from a vehicle at Oakglade Plaza in South Hanover
Township, Dauphin County, between Dec. 28 and Jan.
4, state police at Harrisburg said. The comforter was
worth $169, and the Lincoln Logs cost $40, state
police said. The victim is Jamie Witcoski, of Rector,
state police said. Herald report
ACCIDENT SHUTS DOWN I-78 FOR 3 HOURS
Interstate 78 east was shut down for about three
hours after a Volvo truck hit an embankment and rolled
over in Greenwich Township on Jan. 6, state police at
Hamburg said. The driver, Carolos Urena-Valverde,
wasn't injured in the accident at mile marker 39.9, state
police said. Herald report
POLICE: 2 SNORTED DRUG AT CASINO
Two Harrisburg residents were snorting Oxycodone
in the Hollywood Casino at Penn National recently,
state police said. Adelaide Johnson, 24, of Harrisburg,
faces a charge with possession, and Benjamin Fields
will be charged with possession with the intent to
deliver, state police said. Herald report
VEHICLE HITS POLE, WALL
A vehicle driven by Orion Fichter, 21, of Barto, struck
a utility pole and a wooden retaining wall on Old Route
100 in Washington Township on Jan. 6, state police at
Reading said. The vehicle wound up on the rear backyard
of a residence, state police said. Herald report
MAN’S SHOTGUNS ARE MISSING
A Lewisberry man lost two Browning Gold semiau-
tomatic shotguns at the Game Commission parking lot
along Hopeland Road in Heidelberg Township,
Lebanon County, on Dec. 19, police said.
Mark Blezek and his son were hunting geese, and
while loading up their vehicle, they forgot the shotguns
leaning against some wooden posts, police said.
A $200 reward is being offered for the return of the
shotguns. Anybody with information is asked to con-
tact police at (727) 949-3377.
Herald report

KIDS’ CHRISTMAS GIFT

Vehicles driven by Fools flattened three FIRE COMPANY CHARGED WITH LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONS
Zachary Swarr, 30, of tires of a car parked on
A fire company was charged with liquor law viola-
Quentin, and Melanie Herald report -- Thugs stole numerous items from a resi- South Avenue in Palmyra,
tions in Schuylkill Haven on May 1, June 27 and June
Hernley, 23, of Lebanon, dence -- including a Christmas gift the victim bought for her borough police said.
28, state police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement
were involved in an acci- kids -- on Sunrise Court in Swatara Township, Lebanon The damage was about
said. Rainbow Hose Co. No. 1 on Dock Street was
dent on Route 72 in West County, between Jan. 3 and 4, state police at Jonestown said. $261, and the victim is
charged with selling alcoholic beverages to nonmem-
Cornwall recently, police The creeps grabbed two televisions, a PlayStation console, Shannon Cheatham, 28,
bers.
said. Nobody was injured. several games and a V-smile that was given to the victim's of Palmyra, police said.
children, state police said. Herald report
Herald report Herald report
PA G E 1 0 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 WOMAN’S VEHICLE HITS FIRE HYDRANT
A vehicle driven by Martha Schadle, 66, of
Frackville, struck a fire hydrant on the 200 block of
South Railroad Street in Palmyra on Dec. 26, borough
police said.
Schadle was taken to Hershey Medical Center for a
complaint of wrist pain, police said.
The block was closed for about 30 minutes during
the investigation. Herald report
PUNK PUNCTURES VEHICLE TIRE: A loser used a sharp
object to puncture the sidewall of a tire on Gothier Lane in East
Hanover Township, Dauphin County, on Dec. 20, state police at
Harrisburg said. The victim is a 54-year-old Grantville woman.
KNUCKLEHEADS DAMAGE TRUCK
Jerks attacked a taillight of the victim's F-150 truck
on Sunrise Court in Bethel Township, Lebanon County,
between Nov. 30 and Dec. 28, state police at
Jonestown said.
The goons removed the bulb and some wire.
The victim is Paul Gill, of Lebanon, state police
said. Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (717) 865-2194. Herald report

POLICE: MAN ARRESTED

SISTERS’ WILD BRAWL

FOR SIMPLE ASSAULT
Brian Whitman, 46, of
Palmyra, was arrested for
simple assault after an
incident on North
Railroad Street in
Palmyra on Dec. 27, bor-
ough police said.
Herald report
ACCIDENT SENDS 4 TO HOSP LOSERS STEAL
ITEMS FROM TRAILER
POLICE: THEY FIGHT
VEHICLE SMACK UP
IN ANNVILLE
Herald report -- Four people were taken to area hos-
pitals after a two-vehicle accident in Upper
Creeps stole a yellow
Dewalt Saw Zaw, a black
IN VEHICLE, STREET
Vehicles driven by
Harold Boles Jr., 61, of
Mechanicsburg, and
Tulpehocken Township on Dec. 27, state police at
Hamburg said.
Vehicles driven by Tucker Stevens, 18, of Buffalo,
Saw Zaw case and a yel-
low Dewalt power drill & AT RESIDENCE
Herald report -- Two sisters brawled in a wild melee at
from an unoccupied trail-
Cynthia Hayes, 46, of N.Y., and Martin Brophy, 62, of Shenandoah, were er at Fidler Court Trailer the Pleasant Hills Mobile Park in Tilden Township on
Hummelstown, were involved in an accident at the intersection of Hex Park in Pine Grove Dec. 30, township police said.
involved in an accident on Highway and Route 183, state police said. Tracy Williams, 39, of Shartlesville, and Lisa Williams,
between Dec. 24 and 27, 37, of Reading, fought in a vehicle and in the street before
West Main Street in Stevens suffered a moderate injury, and Stevens' pas- state police at Schuylkill
Annville on Dec. 23, town- senger, a 16-year-old Bernville boy, had a minor injury, taking the fight into a residence, police said.
ship police said. Nobody Haven said. Both were cited for disorderly conduct and public drunk-
state police said. Both were taken to Reading Hospital The jerks also dam-
was injured. Herald report enness, police said.
Brophy and passenger Stephanie Brophy, 59, of
aged the door jam. Lisa Williams was taken into custody on an outstanding
Shenandoah, also had minor injuries. Both were trans- bench warrant and a summary non-traffic warrant, police
The victim is Frank
POLICE: MAN SMASHES ported to Pottsville Hospital.
Williams, of Pine Grove, said. Tracy Williams was released at the scene.
WINDOW WITH CHAIR WOMAN’S VEHICLE BARRELS INTO TREE state police said.
A man smashed a win- Anybody with infor- POLICE: MAN CHARGED WITH DISORDERLY CONDUCT
A vehicle driven by Debra Wetzel, 54, of John Jurasko, 44, of Lebanon, was charged with disor-
dow with a chair during Boyertown, lost control on a curve and struck a tree on mation is asked to con-
an incident on the 100 tact the state police at derly conduct after an incident on Acorn Drive in North
block of North College Boulder Hill Road in District Township on Dec. 24, Cornwall recently, township police said.
state police at Reading said. (570) 593-2000.
Avenue in Annville on Herald report The victim is Elizabeth Cancel, 20, of Myerstown,
Dec. 27, township police Nobody was injured. Herald report police said. Herald report
said. The suspect was
wearing a yellow and 3 VEHICLES CRACK UP
black ski jacket, and
another male suspect was IN NORTH CORNWALL
wearing a blue hooded Vehicles driven by
sweatshirt, police said. Erica Cruz, 21, of
Herald report Lebanon, Jill Mayer, 41,
of Cherry Hill, N.J., and
Michael Rothermel, 50,
VEHICLE ENDS UP of Lebanon, were
IN SMALL CREEK involved in an accident at
A vehicle driven by Quentin Road and Isabel
Carrie Warner, of Drive in North Cornwall
Harrisburg, lost control on Dec. 24, township
and slid down an police said.
embankment -- into a Nobody was injured.
small creek -- on Sarhelm Herald report
Road in West Hanover
Township, Dauphin
County, on Dec. 27, state VEHICLES COLLIDE
police at Harrisburg said. IN DEER LAKE
Nobody was injured. Vehicles driven by
Herald report Jose Ortiz, 43, of
Pottsville, and Christy
GOONS SWIPE Tarconish, 24, of
Pittsburgh, were involved
COSTUME JEWELRY in an accident on Route
Goons swiped costume
jewelry and rummaged 61 in Deer Lake on Dec.
through clothes in a bed- 27, state police at
room at a home on Fence Schuylkill Haven said.
Row Lane in Rapho After impact,
Township on Dec. 18 or Tarconish's vehicle spun
Dec. 19, state police at out and hit several flower
Ephrata said. The victim pots, state police said.
is W. Kent Hartzler. Nobody was injured.
Herald report Herald report
PA G E 1 1 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 POLICE: MAN ASSAULTED WOMAN
A 37-year-old Pine Grove man physically assaulted
a woman -- causing bodily injury -- during an incident
on Long Run Road in Wayne Township on Dec. 24,
state police at Schuylkill Haven said.
The suspect, Matthew Herring, was arraigned and
released on unsecured bail, state police said.
The victim is Renee Herring, 45, of Pine Grove,
state police said. Herald report
POLICE: MIDDLETOWN MAN FACES DUI CHARGE: Michael
Vieli, 63, of Middletown, was charged with DUI and driving
on roadways laned for traffic after an incident on East Main
Street in Palmyra on Nov. 22, borough police said.
3-VEHICLE WRECK INJURES WOMAN
A 20-year-old Palmyra woman was taken to Hershey
Medical Center after a three-vehicle accident in
Palmyra on Dec. 23, borough police said.
Vehicles driven by Kaylen Terry, Lisa Miller, 40, of
Annville, and Rocio Alcantar, 37, of Lebanon, were
involved in the accident on the 900 block of East Main
Street, police said. Terry was taken to the hospital by
University EMS, police said. Herald report

VEHICLE STRIKES

POLICE: ARMED ROBBER CHARGED

Herald report -- An armed robber who
pulled off a bold heist at Susquehanna Bank
slammer in Delaware when he was charged for
pulling off the March 6 robbery, state police
gun and demanded money, state police said.
The suspect grabbed the undisclosed
VEHICLE, KEEPS GOING
A vehicle clipped
another vehicle in the
front driver's side fender
on I-83 and kept going in
Swatara Township,
Dauphin County, on Dec.
in Caemarvon Township in March was said. He also faces numerous other charges amount of cash and fled the bank on foot, state 24, state police at
charged on Dec. 18, state police at Ephrata related to the incident. police said. Harrisburg said.
said. Riley entered the bank on Main Street, State police said shots were fired during the The victim, Alex Ruiz,
Kevin Riley, 46, of New York, is in the threatened customers and employees with a robbery, but nobody was injured. 17, of Middletown, was
not injured, state police

POLICE: MEN BRAWL DURING LOWLIFES STEAL ITEMS said. Herald report
ACCIDENT CAUSES POWER OUTAGE
A one-vehicle accident knocked out power in East FROM RESIDENCE MOTORCYCLE
CHILD CUSTODY EXCHANGE
Hanover Township on Dec. 23, state police at Harrisburg Creepy burglars
said. A vehicle driven by Ricardo Delgado, 23, of
Harrisburg, slammed into a utility pole on Mountain Road,
grabbed items from a res- SLIDES OFF ROAD
causing a power outage in the area, state police said. Herald report -- Two men pushed and punched each idence on South Mill A motorcycle driven by
Nobody was injured. Herald report other during a child custody exchange on South Pine Street in Jonestown a 27-year-old man lost
Street in Bethel Township, Lebanon County, on Dec. 13, between Dec. 17 and 23, control and slid off the
state police at Jonestown said. state police at Jonestown right shoulder on
WOMAN’S CHARGED AFTER ACCIDENT Jason Nagel, 26, of Lebanon, and Jonathan Brewer, said. The thugs swiped Harrisburg Pike in
A 50-year-old Shenandoah woman faces a DUI charge several DVDs, a replica Londonderry Township,
after a wild accident in Pine Grove on Dec. 28, state police 28, of Fredericksburg, were charged with harassment, Dauphin County, on Dec.
state police said. Glock style airsoft/BB
at Jonestown said. gun and an undetermined 24, state police at
Joyce Stankavage's vehicle traveled off of I-81, hit an amount of change, state Harrisburg said.
embankment and rolled over before landing on its wheels, POLICE: TWO CITED AFTER FIGHT police said. The driver, who wasn't
state police said. She was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital Scott Krissinger, 38, of Jonestown, and Harry Peters, 50, of identified, refused medical
in Lebanon for a minor injury, and her blood alcohol con- Jonestown, were cited with harassment after both engaged in a
No apparent damage
was done to the structure, treatment. Herald report
tent was over the legal limit, state police said. Charges were fight on Route 72 in Union Township, Lebanon County, on
filed, state police said. Herald report Dec. 22, state police said. Herald report state police said.
The victim is a 28- TOTS UNHURT
year-old man. Anybody
with information is asked IN RT. 934 ACCIDENT
to contact the state police Vehicles driven by
at (717) 865-2194. Christopher Keller, 30, of
Palmyra, and Heather
LONDONDERRY SQUARE Herald report
Krow, 40, of Conestoga,
were involved in an acci-
MEATHEADS ATTACK
SHOPPING CENTER POST, MAILBOX
dent on Route 934 in North
Annville Township on Dec.
24, state police at
Knuckleheads dam-
Rt. 422 • Palmyra aged a mailbox post and Jonestown said. Nobody
was injured, including two
717-838-6162 or shop online another mailbox on Onyx
Cave Road in Perry Palmyra girls in Krow's
www.pennleather.com Township between Dec. vehicle, aged 1 and 4, state
police said. Herald report
21 and 23, state police at
Thanks for your support. Hamburg said. The vic-
American-made leather tims are Jeff Dreibelbis, CHAIN-REACTION WRECK
jackets & coats made 52, of Hamburg, and
Michael Dreibelbis, 27,
INJURES TWO DRIVERS
Two drivers were
on premises. of Hamburg, state police injured in a three-vehicle,
BIKERS & FASHION said. Anybody with infor- chain-reaction accident on
mation is asked to contact Route 61 in Norwegian
(bikers & non-bikers the state police at (877) Township on Dec. 24,
TOP OF THE LINE GENUINE 523-6373. Herald report state police at Schuylkill
Lambskin, Cowhide, Deerskin, Haven said. Vehicles driv-
Fabrics & Wool.
JACKETS, 3/4 Length & Full Length, LOWLIFES BUST en by Edward Schwenk,
38, of Auburn, Stephanie
Pants, Vests, Chaps, Harley Davidson WINDOW PANES Howell, 23, of Schuylkill
Boots, Gloves, Saddle Bags, Handbags, Bozos busted two win-
Tool Bags, Sissy Bar Bags, Wallets, Haven, and Michael Fair,
dow panes of a garage on 57, of Port Carbon, were
Belts, Caps, Hats, Coin Purses, Dot East Main Street in
Helmets, Vest Extenders, T-Shirts, NFL involved in the accident,
Jackets. ALL TEAMS, Fashion Apparel & Palmyra on Dec. 20, bor- state police said. Howell
Accessories AND MUCH MORE!!! ough police said. The vic- suffered a moderate injury
MEN'S & WOMEN'S tim is Clarence Drupp, and Fair complained of
62, of Palmyra, and the

UP TO 70% OFF ENTIRE STOCK

Huge selection in stock. IF YOU CAN back pain, state police
FIND IT WE MAKE IT; IT ONLY TAKES replacement cost of the said. Both were taken to
2 WEEKS TO COMPLETE A CUSTOM panes was $50, police Schuylkill Medical Center
ORDER COMPETITIVE PRICES. said. Herald report East. Herald report
PA G E 1 2 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 BRAINLESS BOZOS STEAL NEWSPAPERS
Creepy losers stole an unread Pottsville Republican
and Herald newspaper from a mailbox several times on
Chapel Drive in Pine Grove between Nov. 20 and Dec.
27, state police at Schuylkill Haven said.
The dopey dorks fled the scene in an unknown
direction. The victim is David Dent.
Anybody with information is asked to contact state
police at (570) 593-2000. Herald report
POLICE PROBE HARASSMENT: A 39-year-old Jonestown
man is accused of sending numerous cards, text messages
and flowers to a 38-year-old Jonestown woman on Rose
Lane in the borough on Dec. 23, state police said.
POLICE: ADULT SISTERS BRAWL AT HOME
Two adult sisters were charged with harassment
after a fight at their parent's residence on Darlington
Drive in Swatara Township, Lebanon County, on Dec.
30, state police at Jonestown said.
Denise Bailey, 26, of Jonestown, and Jodie Mason,
39, of Ft. Belvoir, Va., shoved and struck each other,
state police said.
Herald report

PUNKS BREAK 3-VEHICLE WRECK SENDS MAN TO HOSP

POLICE: WOMAN RAN AROUND VEHICLE WINDOW
Goons busted a rear
window of a 1997 Pontiac
Herald report -- A Coal Township man was taken to
Hershey Medical Center after a three-vehicle accident on
Route 441 in Londonderry Township on Dec. 22, state

PARKING LOT -- NAKED
Herald report -- A man and a
woman face citations after an incident
in which the woman was running
around a parking lot -- naked.
The nude woman, Margaret Hossler,
43, of Pottsville, was seen wandering in
the parking lot at Pine View Acres in East
Norwegian Township on Dec. 23, state
police at Schuylkill Haven said.
Earlier, Hossler was involved in a
physical dispute with her boyfriend
Willard Hooven, 48, of Pottsville, state
police said.
Hossler pulled Hooven's hair, and
Hooven shoved Hossler to get her away
from him before telling her to leave, state
police said.
While state police were investigating
Sunfire on the first block
of Marshall Street in
Annville between Dec. 20
and 21, township police
said. The victim is Alan
Davis, 22, of Annville,
police said. Anybody with
information is asked to
contact Annville police at
(717) 867-2711.
Herald report
police at Harrisburg said.
Vehicles driven by Scott Henry, 33, of Union City, Mark
Shutt, 29, and Ricky Vanderbeek, 56, of Charlevoix, Mich.,
were involved in the chain-reaction accident, state police
said. Shutt was taken to the hospital for a moderate injury,
state police said.
GOONS STRIKE MAILBOX WITH OBJECT
Goons used a blunt object to strike a mailbox on Mount
Joy Road in Rapho Township on Dec. 20, state police at
Ephrata said. The victim is Linda Groff. Herald report

Hossler visited a neighbor and asked
for a place to stay, state police said. She
was brought into the residence and put on
clothes.
STRAUSSTOWN
the incidents, Hossler become even more
belligerent, continuing to scream and yell
and refusing to go inside her residence,
officials said.

TROOPERS: MAN
Rod & Gun Club
POLICE: TEENS SWIPE CHEATED LOTTERY CLUB ROAD • STRAUSSTOWN • 717-933-8418
WALLET, USE CREDIT CARDS
A man allegedly played
10 Candy Cane lottery tick-
Herald report -- Two teens swiped a wallet and used
two different credit cards at Wachovia ATM, Sheetz and
ets worth $5 without paying
for them at Turkey Hill on
West 28th Division
ATTENTION MEMBERS:
Kmart in North Cornwall on Nov. 27, township police
said.
Michael Cordero-Cruz Jr., 19, of Lebanon, and
Highway in Elizabeth
Township on Nov. 19, state
police at Ephrata said.
The Target News
Miranda Fetterolf, 18, of Palmyra, were charged with
criminal conspiracy, theft by unlawful taking, theft by
The suspect is Ronald
Brynarsky III, 20, state
FRIDAY, JAN. 8 AT 8 P.M
deception, forgery, access device fraud and identity
theft, police said.
police said. Herald report First Monthly Club Meeting for 2010
The suspect made purchases that totaled $372.47, CREEPS BUST
police said.

POLICE: 2 CHARGED AFTER DOMESTIC DISPUTE

Two people were charged after a domestic disturbance
on Center Street in North Cornwall on Dec. 28, township
INTO VEHICLES
Thugs broke into two
vehicles at the Maple Press
Distribution Center in
Bethel Township, Lebanon
MUSIC
FRIDAY, JAN. 15:
police said. County, on Dec. 21, state
Shelley Clawson, 22, was charged with simple assault, police at Jonestown said. at 9:30 p.m. - 6 x 9
and Benjamin Tylwalk, 28, faces an harassment charge, The jerks pilfered $90
police said. Clawson was arraigned and bail was set at from a vehicle owned by
$5,000, police said. Herald report Tyson Dietrich, 26, of
Harrisburg, state police
FRIDAY, JAN. 29:
FOOL FRAUDULENTLY USES DEBIT CARD said. The other victim is
Kevin Miley, 35, of
at 9:30 p.m. - Mixed Breed
A jerk fraudulently used the victim's debit card and Lebanon, state police said.
made an online purchase for $49.99, state police at Anybody with informa-

BLOCK & TRAP SHOOTS

Hamburg said. tion is asked to contact state
The victim is Deborah Hugo, 54, of Lenhartsville, state police at (717) 865-2194.
police said. Herald report Herald report
10 a.m. - ???
• SATURDAY, JAN. 23: Trap Shoot
• BENEFIT AUCTIONS • SUNDAY, JAN. 24: Block Shoot
• CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONS (Volunteers always welcomed)

• FARM AUCTIONS Both fishing ponds closed until spring

• REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS WEEKLY PRACTICE SHOOT
• Wednesday evenings during daylight savings time - 4 p.m. til dark.
BIG OR SMALL CLUB HOURS: Tues - Thurs 10 am to midnight, Fri - 10 am to 2 am,
-- WE SELL IT ALL! Sat - 9 am to 2 am, Sun - 9 am to midnight

PA G E 1 3 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 POLICE: 3 CITED FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Three men were cited for public drunkenness and
disorderly conduct after an incident in Annville on
Dec. 14, township police said.
Henry Hallager, 21, of Coatesville, Travis Buck, 25,
of Lebanon, and Anthony Seguinot, 23, of Lebanon,
were cited after the incident on the 200 block of West
Main Street, police said.
Herald report
LEBANON WOMAN ACCUSED OF DUI: Erin Seyfert, 23, of
Lebanon, was charged with DUI after an incident on East
Main Street in Annville on Dec. 18, township police said.
POLICE: MAN TOOK $$$, DIDN’T COMPLETE JOB
A 38-year-old Stouchsburg man is accused of taking
money from a business and not completing the work,
state police at Jonestown said.
Troy Brubaker was hired to construction on a H&R
Block building in Jackson Township, state police said.
Brubaker was paid, but didn't complete the work,
state police said.
Herald report

POLICE: SERIAL BURGLARS SNARED

Herald report -- Two men have
been charged for pulling off three
burglaries in Palmyra in
November, borough police said.
According to police, Christopher
Cassel, 21, and Joseph Hoffman, 23,
were charged in these burglaries:
• Nov. 11 on the 700 block North
Lincoln Street
• Nov. 26 on 500 block of North
Railroad Street
• Nov. 28 on the 100 block North
Lincoln Street.
Both suspects were charged with
three counts of burglary, criminal
conspiracy and theft, and bail was
set at $40,000 each, police said.
Hoffman also damaged the tires
that belonged to a Palmyra resident
on Aug. 22, and was charged for that
crime on Dec. 23, police said.

VEHICLE STRIKES MAN’S VEHICLE

PARKED VEHICLE
a vehicle driven by POLICE: BURGLAR BARRELS INTO TREE
A vehicle driven by
Dean Witmer, 61, of Pine

ASSAULTS MAN
Barbara Carty, 73, of

ALL APARTMENTS
Annville, lost control and
hit a parked vehicle in
Annville on Dec. 22,
township police said.
Grove, lost conrol on an
icy Route 645 and
slammed into a tree in
Herald report -- A suspect forced his way into an Bethel Township, Berks
apartment and assaulted a man during an incident on

INCLUDE:
Nobody was injured.
Herald report
MAN’S VEHICLE SLAMS
• Private Deck or Patio INTO CONCRETE BARRIER
A vehicle driven by
• Common Green Space James Wright Jr., 24, of
• Maintenance Free Avondale barreled into
the center concrete barrier
Landscaping on I-78 in Bethel
County, on Dec. 22, state
South First Avenue in Annville on Dec. 15, township police at Schuylkill Haven
police said. said. Witmer suffered a
The suspect, Jose Valentin-Roman, 23, of Lebanon, minor injury, state police
left the scene before police arrived, officials said. said. Herald report
Valentin-Roman faces burglary, simple assault and
other related charges, and a warrant was issued for his VEHICLE ROLLS
arrest, police said.
Anybody with information is asked to contact police ONTO ITS SIDE
at (717) 867-2711. An Elizabethtown resi-
dent faces a DUI charge
after an accident on Route

• Off Street Parking

Township, Berks County,
on Dec. 23, state police at
POLICE: DRUNKEN DRIVER LEADS 283 at Tollhouse Road on
Dec. 20, state police at

• Energy Efficient
Jonestown said.
Nobody was injured.
Herald report
Construction
VEHICLE HITS
• High Efficiency Gas Heat FRUIT TREES, FLEES
• Sewer, Water A vehicle lost control,
struck two fruit trees on a
& Trash Included yard and fled the scene
on Route 662 in Perry
• Appliances Included Township on Dec. 21,
state police at Hamburg
(Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, said.
Anybody with infor-
Washer & Dryer) mation is asked to contact
state police at (610) 562-
6885.
TROOPERS ON WILD CHASE
Herald report -- A drunken driver led troopers on a
Harrisburg said. A vehicle
driven by Duane Wenger,
31, went off the roadway
and rolled onto its side, state
high-speed chase before crashing on Dec. 24, state
police at Harrisburg said. police said. Herald report
Troopers tried to stop a pickup truck driven by
Donald Nornhold, 53, of Harrisburg, for driving errati- VEHICLES CRACK UP
cally on I-81, triggering a high-speed chase, state police
said.
IN NORTH ANNVILLE
Vehicles driven by
Nornhold led troopers on several roads through
Lower Paxton and West Hanover Townships, nearly
Jennifer Lilly, 36, of Gratz,
and Todd Anderberry, 33, of
striking several vehicles before crashing on the 400
block of Piketown Road, state police said.
Jonestown, were involved in
an accident on Clear Spring
Nornhold fled on foot but was nabbed inside his res- Road in North Annville
idence, state police said. Township on Dec. 22, state
Nornhold was charged with DUI, recklessly endan- police at Jonestown said.
gering another person, fleeing and eluding police and Anderberry said he was
numerous traffic offenses, state police said. having neck and upper back
pain and was taken to

For more information:

Herald report
Hershey Medical Center,
VEHICLES CRACK UP ON INTERSTATE state police said.
VEHICLE CLIPS MIRROR, A Mack truck driven by George Wagner, 51, of Herald report

DAVE BOMBERGER, KEEPS GOING

An unknown vehicle
717.278.5880
hit the driver's side mirror
of a parked Dodge Ram
1500 and kept going on
DIRECTIONS: S. 5th Ave. North Railroad Street in
(Rt. 897), turn on Fox Ridge Rd., Myerstown on Dec. 22,
state police at Jonestown
left on Wheatstone, bear right on said.
Wheatstone to apartments. The impact busted the
glass out of the mirror,
state police said.
Herald report
PA G E 1 4 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
Pottsville, and a Pontiac Grand Prix driven by Patrick
Bradley, 50, of Mechanicsburg, were involved in an
accident on I-78 in Bethel Township, Berks County, on
VEHICLE HITS
EMBANKMENT, FLIPS
Dec. 13, state police at Hamburg said. Bradley had a
minor injury, state police said. Herald report A vehicle driven by
Shawn Little, 36, of
Cleveland, lost control on
JERKS STEAL MOTOR, VALVE FROM PLOW PUMP the ice-covered I-78 and
A creep swiped the electric motor and solenoid hit an embankment in
valve from a Meyers plow pump at Rick's Auto Service Upper Tulpehocken
in East Norwegian Township between Dec. 22 and 23, Township on Dec. 13, state
state police at Schuylkill Haven said. police at Hamburg said.
The pump was mounted on a vehicle at the time of Nobody was injured.
the incident, state police said. Herald report Herald report
 WELCOME TO YOUR NEW HOME!
Spacious 1 & 2 Bedrooms
Rents start from $682/month
FREE Heat, Hot Water & Gas
24 Hr. Emergency Maintenance
Large Pets Welcome
Personalized Private Entrances
Easy Access to Rt. 422
Ask about our FREE RENT* Incentive!
*When you apply!

PA G E 1 5 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
PA G E 1 6 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 POLICE: SNOWPLOW OPERATOR CHARGED WITH DUI GOONS STEAL MAN’S MAILBOX
A snowplow operator was arrested for DUI after an
incident at Crestview Village in Londonderry Goons stole a mailbox on Sittler Valley Road in
Township, Dauphin County, on Dec. 19, state police at Greenwich Township on Dec. 18 or Dec. 19, state
Harrisburg said. police at Hamburg said.
David Kyle, 45, of Middletown, was found operat- The victim is John Turner, 52.
ing a New Holland skid loader intoxicated, state police WOMAN'S VEHICLE HITS DEER: A vehicle driven by June
Anyone with information is asked to contact state
said. Kuzowski, 52, of Schuylkill Haven struck a deer on Route 61 police at 1-877-523-6373.
Herald report in Perry Township on Dec. 24, state police at Hamburg said. Herald report
Nobody was injured. Herald report

POLICE: MAN HAD POT, STOLEN GUN IN CAR

Herald report -- A suspect, who was
toting a large hunting knife, had 4
pounds of marijuana and a stolen .380
caliber handgun in his vehicle, Lititz
police said.
Andres Alvarado, 21, of Lititz, was
arrested for possession with the intent to
deliver marijuana, receiving stolen prop-
erty and firearms not to be carried with-
out a license after the incident on Dec.
17, police said.
Lititz police were notified by the Penn
Township police of an ongoing domestic
situation that occurred in Penn Township
and may continue into Lititz, officials said.
ESTATE AUCTION
The officers arrived on Pennwick
Drive and spoke to a female at the resi-
dence, police said.
When the officers were investigating,
a male was seen running from the rear of
the apartment, police said.
TREMONT ACCIDENT INJURES 2
Herald report -- A woman was taken of Bernville, were involved in the acci-
Following a foot chase, Alvarado was to Schuylkill Medical Center East after a dent on Rausch Creek Road, state police
captured and he had a large hunting knife, two-vehicle accident in Tremont on Dec. said. Wagner had a moderate injury and
police said. After a search warrant was 21, state police at Schuylkill Haven said. was taken to the hospital, state police
obtained, the pot and handgun were Vehicles driven by David Novatka, of said. Novatka had a minor injury, state
found in his vehicle, police said. Schuylkill Haven, and Heather Wagner, police said.
The gun was stolen from a Lancaster
residence, police said. Alvarado was
arraigned and sent to Lancaster County
Prison on $100,000 bail.
JONESTOWN
AMERICAN LEGION
POST #883
335 N. Lancaster Street • Jonestown • (717) 865-4694

SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 2010 NOW ACCEPTING NEW SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS
STOP IN AND JOIN TODAY
• STARTING AT 9 A.M. JOIN US FOR:
100 GOLF COURSE CIRCLE RD. • BERNVILLE BAR BINGO: 2ND FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH
Starting at 7 p.m.
DIRECTIONS: From Route 183 turn onto N.
Heidelberg Rd. Turn right onto Fairway Drive. Turn
right onto Golf Course Circle Rd., Auction on left. DINING ROOM OPEN
(non-smoking); public welcome;
• Pennsylvania House Furniture NEW HOURS: Tuesday thru Saturday 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
(Cherry China Cabinet, Table 6 Chairs)
• Hummel Figurines FULL MENU PLUS DAILY SPECIALS
• 7 hp. Ariens Snow Blower TUESDAY: Clams ($3.50)
• Johnson Outboard Boat Motor and much more! WEDNESDAY: Jumbo Wings ($4.50)
THURSDAY: Taco Night (2 for $1.50)
Visit WEEKEND SPECIALS:
auctionzip.com Stop in & Check out our Weekend Specials
#4144 for
further details BINGO EVERY THURSDAY EVENING
• DIFFERENT PACKAGES
AVAILABLE
& photos. • DOORS OPEN AT 5:30 p.m.
AU002893L • BINGO BEGINS AT 6:45 p.m.
AUCTIONEER
(Refreshments Available for Purchase)

PA G E 1 7 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 1 ARRESTED IN DUI CRACKDOWN
One suspect was arrested for DUI during roving
DUI patrols on Route 72 in Union Township, Lebanon
County, on Dec. 18, state police at Jonestown said.
About 113 motorists were stopped during the crack-
down, and two were cited, state police said.
Troopers also handed out 16 warnings, state police
said.
Herald report
VEHICLE STRIKES SHED ALONG ROAD: A vehicle went out
of control on a curve and struck a shed on Mountain Road
near Forge Dam Road in Upper Bern Township on Dec. 19,
and kept going, state police at Hamburg said.
POLICE: 2 CHARGED WITH HARASSMENT
A man and a woman were charged with harassment
after an argument between the two in South Hanover
Township, Dauphin County, on Dec. 20, state police at
Harrisburg said.
Michael Wiecinski, 45, of South Hanover, and
Christy Wiecinski, 18, of South Hanover, were
charged, state police said.
Herald report

POLICE: MAN
WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE CLASS INHALES SPRAY
NOW AVAILABLE
ATTACKS VICTIM
LJ’s Fitness
Herald report -- A man who was inhaling comput-
er aerosol spray kicked and punched a victim numer-
ous times during an incident at a Rite-Aid, state
police at Schuylkill Haven said.
The suspect, James Marconis Jr., 21, of Pottsville,
faces aggravated assault and robbery charges after the
incident at Kings Village Plaza in Norwegian Township
Enhance your greatest asset... on Dec. 17, state police said.
Marconis removed two cans of the spray and began
inhaling the product, state police said.
YOURSELF Phil 3:13 The victim, William Devers, 54, of Drums, tried to
confront Marconis, state police said.
Marconis kicked and punched Devers several times in

GREAT • New Boxing Area the head, chest and back before fleeing, state police said.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (570) 593-2000.

GIFT IDEA • Lean Mass Analysis

• Nutrition Counseling
• Fitness Classes
• Massage Therapy
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT: Motel Rooms, warm, clean, Tv ,
Microwave Tub, Day , Week, Month.
Farm House: 4 Bedrooms, $700..Log Cabin
• Day Care • Karate $400. 610-488-1782
Stop By: Pat Garrett's Sheepskin Outlet,
Rt 78, Exit 19 Strausstown, PA
• Sport Specific Training www.sheepcoat.com
MOTEL ROOMS, TV, Tub/Shower, Clean,
Comfortable, Small Frig/Microwave, a little out
of the way but reasonable rates.

NEW CLASS
Day/Week/Month. Office at Sheepskin Outlet
610 488 1782

E S
WANTED: A REAL GOOD BACKHOE:
FREE Fitness F O R
With a cab, heat AC, radio, in great shape, low

M ING hours, 4WD prefered, ANXIOUS SELLERS

Memberships! ren's S NOW!

• Child
Available for Aetna, Senior Blue
and Humana members
Call us to see if you qualify
ONLY, cash customer, call 610 488 7131 during
business hours.
PAT GARRETT'S LUKOIL/SHEEPSKIN
• elf De fen OUTLET/STRAUSSTOWN: We sell real gas,
Boxing
Semina se its not diluted with ethanol, get 3 to 5 more
CALL OR ST r miles per gallon. we also have Sheepskins,
OP IN TO R Slippers, Moccasins, Coats, Great Stuff @
EGISTER Great Prices for Christmas Gifts.
FOR RENT: Country Farm House: 3 bed-
rooms, Gas heat, $750 per month, $750

102 N. 3rd Street, Womelsdorf Deposit, good credit please.

ALSO 1 Bedroom Rustic Log Cabin, $400
per Month, $400, Deposit.
Pick up Rental App @ Pat Garrett's
610.589.5213 • www.ljsfitness.net Sheepskin Outlet, Strausstown, PA,
open till 6 p.m. every day.

PA G E 1 8 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
PATRIOTIC PROTESTERS MADE MARK
The person of the year this year
actually is more than one person. This
year’s person of the year is a group of
people. This year’s person of the year
is the Tea Party Protesters.
This group of people from around
the country, including some high-pro-
file protesters in Lebanon County,
OUR VIEW
stood up to the government and called
attention to out of control spending.
Fiscal policy normally is written off as
boring, an area that most people would
like to leave to someone else to man-
age. But this group of protesters shined
a light on the soaring deficits and
seemingly limitless fiscal appetite of
President Obama’s administration. As
the Obama administration seeks to gob-
ble up the health-care industry like Pac-
Man, the protesters at least were able to
stop some of the damage.
The protesters came to the fore after
the so-called Stimulus Plan that Obama
said would revive the economy.
Congress passed this giant bill in a
hurry to avoid debate. As people began
to realize that the bill was nothing more
than a bunch of ill-conceived, haphaz-
ard pork projects, and not a plan to
David Hoffmaster photo
revive the economy at all, they began
fighting back, calling out the liberal
politicians who passed this monstrosity.
Their momentum continued as
Obama started to roll out his health-
care plan, which seemed like a dis-
guised attempt to create a government
run health-care bureaucracy. This
bureaucracy seemed like another gov-
ernment boondoggle that would make
health care worse for most people
while driving up the cost.
Thanks to the protesters and their
strident confrontation of Congressional
supporters of the bill, the most costly
public option and expansion of
Medicare portions of the bill have been
dropped. Unfortunately, a health-care
bill did pass the Senate, after the
Democrats used pork barrel spending to
buy off supposedly moderate members
of their party.
Despite the passage of a bill in the
Senate, the protesters accomplished
quite a bit by defeating the public
option. For people who call them hyp-
ocrites because they did not attack
existing government programs, such as
Medicare, this argument is off base.
Once these programs are created, they
are almost impossible to roll back
because people rearrange their lives to
depend on whatever the government is
providing. The best way to prevent out
of control spending is not to pass such
programs in the first place.
In short, the protesters have served
as the fiscal conscience of the nation.
The goal of providing health care to
everyone is a noble one, but when the
government takes over, it drains money
from the economy, hampering job cre-
ation, weakening the dollar, and putting
the United States in a precarious posi-
tion of having to borrow money from
foreign countries just to pay our bills.
The protesters looked at Washington
and saw nothing but irresponsibility.
They demanded accountability, and
actually were able to slim down por-
tions of President Obama’s agenda,
despite the fact that Democrats have
large majorities in Congress. For their
hard work and their success, the Tea
Party Protesters are the Herald Person
of the Year.

NHL’S SHOWCASE GAME MORE THAN JUST A ‘CLASSIC’

Standing outside in the cold on January 1 doesn’t sound
very appealing, but hundreds of thousands of people entered
a drawing to have that opportunity. And they were willing to
pay for it.
As the demand for tickets demonstrates, the NHL has
found a winner in the Winter Classic.
This year’s game, the third in the series, took
place in historic Fenway Park. The game featured
the hometown Boston Bruins hosting the Flyers.
To call the Winter Classic a game doesn’t do it
justice. It isn’t simply a game. It’s an event. In
fact, at times the game appears secondary.
The atmosphere inside Fenway was incredible.
The atmosphere outside was amazing as well, with
Yawkey Way and Lansdowne St. (behind the
Green Monster) closed off to traffic. The other
streets surrounding Fenway weren’t closed to traf-
fic, but cars moved slowly and carefully as fans of ERIC
both teams filled the streets.
The NHL, which frequently is on the receiving FISHER
end of blunt criticism, deserves nothing except
praise for the Winter Classic. The presentation of the event
was just about perfect.
I had the privilege of attending this year’s Winter Classic.
The following are some observations from Fenway:
CLASSIC DUO: The honorary captains for the game
were Boston’s Bobby Orr, considered by many observers to
be the greatest defenseman of all-time, and the Flyers’ Bob
Clarke, the diabetic kid the Flyers took a chance on, and the
move paid off when Clarke developed into the team’s leader,
an NHL MVP and the captain of two Stanley Cup champi-
onship teams. Having Orr and Clarke take the ceremonial
opening face-off was perfect. (No, Clarke didn’t slash or
spear Orr.)
COOLEST MOMENT: Aside from seeing Clarke and Orr
together on the ice, the coolest moment was when the stealth
bomber flew over the field just before the game. The bomber
emerged silently from beyond the green monster. You didn’t
hear a thing, then, all of a sudden, the plane is upon you,
making no sound as it approaches.
CLASSIC FIGHT: There seemed little doubt
the Flyers and Bruins would produce the first fight
in Winter Classic history. Sure enough, the Flyers’
Dan Carcillo pounded the Bruins’ Shawn Thornton
during the first period.
WEATHER REPORT: Despite worries caused
by the weather forecasters during the days prior to
the game, the weather was perfect. First, there was
no rain. Second, the temperature never got warm
enough to affect the ice and make playing condi-
tions overly difficult. I didn’t even wear a hat at
the game and my gloves stayed in my jacket pock-
et until in between the second and third periods.
FREQUENT FLYERS: Flyers fans continue to
"travel well." Tons of Flyers fans made the trek to
Fenway. Although outnumbered 4:1 or 5:1, Flyers fans more
than held their own as the respective fan bases chanted "Let’s
Go Flyers!" and "Let’s Go Bruins!" back and forth through-
out the game.
COMMON GROUND: Flyers and Bruins fans found
something they could agree upon. Alternating "Let’s Go
(Flyers/Bruins)!" chants were replaced with derogatory
chants about the world champion New York Yankees, disliked
by both Flyers and Bruins fans.
COMMON GROUND II: A similar thing happened after
the NHL showed commercials on the center field video
screen. The commercials featured Penguins center Sidney
Crosby, who became the focus of additional negative chants
shared by both Bruins and Flyers fans.
FAN FRIENDLY: The Flyers received cheers from Flyers
fans every time they entered or exited via the third-base
dugout. Most Flyers acknowledged the crowd in one way or
another. A few players, most notably Scott Hartnell, even
gave out pucks to the crowd.
LORDS OF THE RINGS: Another addition to this
year’s festivities was that the United States Olympic Hockey
team announced its roster shortly after the game ended.
HARD HITS: Appropriately for a baseball stadium, there
was a lot of hitting during the Bruins-Flyers game. With these
two blue-collar fan bases, you weren’t expecting the Ice
Capades, were you?
HIGH FIVE … OR SIX!: The Flyers were irate after the
referees and linesmen missed a fairly obvious too-man-men-
on-the-ice penalty on the Bruins during overtime. During
overtime, each team is only allowed four players plus a
goalie. It appeared the at the Bruins had five – and possibly
even six – players on the ice as they moved the puck from
their own zone toward the Flyers’ zone and produced the
winning goal in the Bruins’ 2-1 triumph.
SAME TIME NEXT YEAR: Rumors are that next sea-
son’s Winter Classic will be held in New York, at either
Yankees Stadium or the one of the other new stadiums. The
likely opponent would be Washington, which features excit-
ing goal-scorer Alex Ovechkin. Other possible sites include
Minnesota and Colorado.
The Winter Classic isn’t simply a game. It’s an event. It’s
a spectacle.
The atmosphere was incredible. The game was terrific.
Watching the Flyers battle the Bruins outdoors at Fenway
Park truly was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Who ever imagined that sitting out in the cold on New
Year’s Day could be so much fun?

PA G E 1 9 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 MASKED ROBBERS
ATTACK FEMALE
Two masked robbers
punched, pushed and then
kicked a female -- while
she was down -- during a

KEPPLEY’S TIRE CENTER robbery of a business

recently.
A victim was closing
Lord Real Estate on North
Route 422 • Stouchsburg (Next to Risser’s Restaurant) Fifth Street in Reading on
Nov. 30 when she was con-
fronted by the male sus-
OPEN SINCE 1971 pects, officials said.
After attacking the
female, one suspect
NO FREE MOUNTING, demanded money while the
other searched for some
APPOINTMENT
NECESSARY! VALVE STEMS, dough inside, police said.
The suspects grabbed
some cash from the business.
TIRE DISPOSAL One of the suspects is 5-
foot-8, thin build and was

610-589-5949 wearing an olive-colored

jacked and black mask,
police said.
The other suspect had a
HOURS: Monday-Friday 8-5; Saturday 8-1 thin build and was wearing
all dark clothing and a
black mask, police said.
Anybody with informa-
tion is asked to contact
police at (610) 655-6246.
Herald report

SWONGER
CONSTRUCTION CO. INC.
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
REMODELING
• ROOFING • SIDING
• CAPPING • SPOUTING
• WINDOWS • DOORS
• DRYWALL • PAINTING
• PAPERING • DECKS
• CONCRETE • PATIOS
THE AREA FOR
PA # 31818
MAST’S BULK & HEALTH FOOD
158 N. Ramona Road • Myerstown
(717) 866-7046
• Bragg's Cider Vinegar • Growing Gluten-free Section
• Avon • Nature's Sunshine Herbs • Ear Candles
• Essential Oils • Rawleigh & Stanley/Fuller Products
• Raw Honey • Shanks Vanilla & Saffron
• Herbal Teas • Ezekiel & Bread Baking Supplies
• “Green” Products -- safe for your family & pets
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
We offer an in-home business opportunity this
is, we feel, very hard to beat. No risk, no order
SERVING
50 YEARS
taking or deliveries. Very low investment and
yet creates a residual income with no top on it.
You owe it to yourself to take a look. Set up an
appointment today to take a look. NO RISK

MYERSTOWN • 717.866.2767 MVC, Visa, Discover accepted • We ship

HOURS: Mon-Tues & Thurs-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Wed. & Sat. 8a.m.-noon; Closed Sunday

PA G E 2 0 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
PUNKS SHOOT PROJECTILE
THROUGH WINDOWS
Goons shot a projectile
through the rear windows of
a vehicle in a driveway on
Old 22 in Upper Bern
Township on Dec. 16 or
Dec. 17, state police at
Hamburg said.
The victim is Robert
Hammer, 42.
Anyone with information
is asked to contact state
police at 1-877-523-6373.
Herald report
DRIVER CHARGED
AFTER ACCIDENT
Vehicles driven by Amol
Chaugule, 26, of Hershey,
and Cecil Greenawalt, 52, of
Lebanon, were in an acci-
dent on Colebrook Road in
North Cornwall Township
on Dec. 15, township police
said.
Chaugule was charged
with careless driving.
Herald report
FIRE TRUCK HITS TREE
Herald report -- A Cornwall Community Fire
Company Brush Truck slid off an icy Rexmont Road
and hit a tree while responding to a structure fire
recently, police said.
The truck, driven by Fire Chief Dominic Tribioli, was
heading to a blaze at Sycamore Trailer Park on Zinns Mill
Road, police said. Tribioli wasn’t injured, and the truck
was driven back to the fire station, police said.
GOONS STEAL JEWELRY FROM HOME
Goons stole an undetermined amount of jewelry PRE-OWNED CRUISERS FOR THE YOUNG
from an upstairs master bedroom of a home on Oak & THE YOUNG AT HEART
Knoll Circle in North Cornwall Township on Dec. 18,
after they kicked open a garage door, township police
said. The victim is Niranjan Idgunji, 39. Anyone with
information is asked to contact township police at 717-
274-0464. Herald report
POLICE: MAN HAD SMALL AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA
Jeffrey Seaton, 57, of Lebanon, was charged with
possession of a small amount of marijuana and posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia after an incident at Carlton
Drive in North Cornwall Township on Dec. 15, town-
ship police said. Herald report

Lebanon’s Best Kept Secret

Summit Square YEAR

2007
2006
2007
MAKE
Buell
Buell
Buell
MODEL
XB12R Firebolt
XB12X Ulysses
XB9R Firebolt
STOCK
37197
37229
37431
MILES
2,220
26,748
9,564
PRICE
$6,499
$6,599
$5,925
2005 HD V-Rod VRSCE 37394 22,806 $13,400
2006 Honda CB600F 37214 3,580 $4,699
Spacious 1, 2, and 3 Bedroom Apartments 2007 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 37375 2,961 $4,999
2008 Honda Shadow Aero 750 37434 5,880 $5,650
Every unit features AC, Appliances, 2006 Honda Shadow Sabre 1100 37435 15,954 $5,950
Parquet Floors, Patios/Balconies 2005
1997
Honda
Honda
Shadow Spirit 1100
Shadow VLX 600
37397
37466
8,445
22,290
$5,399
$1,875
SPECIAL Individual Storage 2007 Honda VTX 1300R 37297 7,850 $6,800
Security Heat, Water, Sewer & Trash Included
2008
2007
Kawasaki
Kawasaki
Meanstreak 1600
Meanstreak 1600
37265
37322
1,635
2,429
$7,995
$7,250
Deposit 2007
2005
Kawasaki
Kawasaki
Ninja 500R
Ninja ZX10R
37228
37198
2,136
7,796
$3,599
$5,999
Only $200 2007 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14 37443 5,032 $7,695
1201 WEST CRESTVIEW DR. 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Classic 37403 8,943 $6,950
LEBANON, PA 17042 • (717) 273-8559 2006
2007
Kawasaki
Kawasaki
Vulcan 750
Vulcan 900
37414
37244
16,432
7,280
$4,275
$4,995
2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 LT 37446 3,676 $6,550
Office hours M-F 8:30 am to 5 pm Sat- By Appt. 2008 Suzuki Bandit 1250 37401 3,733 $6,925
2008 Suzuki Boulevard S50 37458 780 $4,850
2005 Suzuki Boulevard S83 Blvd 37380 3,656 $5,299
2007 Suzuki GSXR 600 37433 2,482 $6,225
2005 Victory Vegas 37426 1,315 $9,995

PROGRAM BINGO!
2007 Yamaha Majesty 400 37373 6,957 $4,495
IT’S 2005 Yamaha Road Star 1700 37429 8,985 $6,875

BACK!
2005 Yamaha Road Star Silverado 37405 18,779 $7,950
2003 Yamaha Road Star Warrior 37200 18,704 $5,750
2006 Yamaha Stratoliner Midnight 37430 12,619 $9,995
2005 Yamaha V-Max 1200 37384 8,358 $6,850
2007 Yamaha V-Star 1100 Classic 37336 532 $6,650
2009 Yamaha V-Star 1300 Tour 37449 1,587 $9,925
SUNDAYS: 2005
2006
Yamaha
Yamaha
V-Star 650 Classic
V-Star 650 Classic
37428
37364
4,601
7,128
$3,999
$4,250
2007 Yamaha V-Star 650 Classic 37418 1,897 $4,550
Doors open at 1 p.m. 2007
2008
Yamaha
Yamaha
V-Star 650 Custom
V-Star Classic 1100
37416
37372
9,259
4,596
$4,250
$7,250
Bingo starts at 2 p.m. 2005
2007
2006
Yamaha
Yamaha
Yamaha
V-Star Silverado 1100 37444
XT225
YZF R1
37221
37231
13,715
6,250
8,317
$5,850
$2,500
$7,199
2007 Yamaha YZF600R 37437 4,280 $4,650
• 50/50 • EARLY BIRD & NIGHT OWL GAMES
• SPECIAL HALFTIME GAMES & DOOR PRIZES FINANCING AVAILABLE
• $250 MUST GO OVERALL JACKPOT
• VARIETY OF INSTANTS AVAILABLE MOTORCYCLE DIVISION
• PACKAGES START AT $15 FOR 9 FACES 831 S. College St. • PO Box 409 • Myerstown PA 17067
--THIS INCLUDES THE BONANZA CARD 717-866-2130 / 800-552-5080
SHOW ROOM HOURS: Monday, Wednesday - Friday 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.;
Tuesday 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. - Noon; After hours by Appointment After hours calls - 717-554-8367
2074 STATE ROUTE 72 NORTH • LEBANON • 717-865-4289 www.wengers.com
PA G E 2 1 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 PELLET PUNKS SHOOT OUT WINDOW
BB bozos shot a hole through the front window of a
residence on Reifsnyder Road in Elizabeth Township
between Jan. 3 and 5, state police at Ephrata said.
The victim is Daniel Zimmerman, 32, of Lititz, state
police said.
Herald report
BURGLARS HIT PHARMACY: Creepy burglars stole sever-
al items from Longneckers Pharmacy on Lincoln Highway
in Salisbury Township on Jan. 4, state police said.
KIDS WALLET FOUND IN DEVELOPMENT
A kids wallet containing a large sum of money was
found in the area of Brookside Court in the Pinebrooke
Development in West Brunswick Township on Dec. 17,
state police at Schuylkill Haven said.
The owner can describe the wallet by calling state
police at 570-593-2000 and describing the wallet and
its contents.
Herald report

CREEPS LOSER SWIPES

WILD WRECK
POLICE: 2 CHARGED
AFTER FIGHT
Two suspects got into a

RIFLES, JEWELRY
Herald report -- A slug swiped rifles, shotguns,
handguns and jewelry from two bedrooms at a residence
on Troy Lane in Cumru Township between Dec. 4 and
14, officials said.
The burglar also grabbed a set of knives from the
kitchen area, officials said.
There were no signs of forced entry, police said.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the
Cumru police.
fight at the Fivepointville
Fire Company in
Brecknock Township on
Jan. 1, state police at
Ephrata said.
A 17-year-old East
Earl boy and Howard
Martin, 23, of
Bowmansville, were
charged with disorderly
conduct.
Herald report
WOMAN’S VEHICLE GOES AIRBORNE, HITS SEVERAL TREES
Herald report -- A 45-year-old
woman had to be extricated from her
vehicle after a wild accident in which
the vehicle went airborne and hit
numerous trees, state police at
Schuylkill Haven said.
A vehicle driven by Laura Whitley, of
Pottsville, lost control on a curve hand hit
a guardrail on Route 61 in North
Manheim Township on Jan. 5, state
police said.
through the parking lot of Penske before
hitting a utility pole, state police said.
After the collision, Whitley's vehicle
went into the air -- over an embankment -
- before hitting the trees, state police said.
Whitley was entrapped and had to be
freed by members of the Pottsville Fire
Department.
She was taken Schuylkill Medical
Center South for treatment of injuries.
The right lane of Route 61 was closed

GUN SHOW
After impact, Whitley's vehicle went for several hours.

JANUARY 9-10
LEBANON EXPO CENTER
80 Rocherty Road • Lebanon
SHOW HOURS;
Saturday, Jan. 9: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 10: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
$5 Admission
Under 12 FREE

FREE GOOD
FOOD
PARKING
Corwin C. Erdman, Inc.
Eagle Arms Productions Corwin Erdman
610.398.2650 509 West Lincoln Avenue
Myerstown, PA. 17067
610.393.3047 (717) 866-2857
www.eaglearms.com

PA G E 2 2 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 POLICE: MAN SLAPPED
SON, 7, IN FACE CREWS BATTLE CHIMNEY FIRE
A 33-year-old
Jonestown man is facing
an harassment charge after
allegedly slapping his 7- RESIDENTIAL HEATING BOILERS
year-old son in the face on
West Market Street in
Jonestown on Jan. 6, state
police at Jonestown said.
Herald report
Michele Frey photo
Fire crews from Palmyra, Campbelltown, and Annville
VEHICLE SLIDES, were dispatched to 757 North Lincoln Street in Palmyra
HITS TREE, DITCH for a chimney fire on Jan. 5. The blaze was quickly con-
tained. All of the residents escaped and no injuries were
A vehicle driven by reported.
Bronwen Thomason, 29,
of Lititz, slid on a snow-
covered Hopeland Road GRINCHES SABOTAGE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
and struck a tree and a Grinches cut a cord to Christmas lights in a front yard
ditch in Elizabeth on Green Park Drive in Rapho Township on Dec. 13,
Township on Dec. 31, state police at Ephrata said.
state police at Ephrata The victim is a 59-year-old man.
said. Nobody was injured. Anyone with information is asked to contact state
Herald report police at 717-721-7667. Herald report

MT. ZION FIRE COMPANY

(717) 865-9520
CLUB HOURS: Mon.-Wed. 3 p.m.-11 p.m.;
Thurs. 3 p.m.-midnight; Fri.-Sat. noon-1 a.m.; Sun. noon-11 p.m.
NEW KITCHEN HOURS: Wed.-Thurs. 4 p.m.-9 p.m.; High-Efficiency
KITCHEN SPECIALS: Oil-Fired Steel
JAN. 6 TO JAN. 10 Water Boiler
1). COCONUT SHRIMP, $5.75
2). MEAT LOAF with 2 vegetables, $6
3). HOT DAM CHEESESTEAK with french fries, $5.25
JAN. 13 TO JAN. 17
Call For Free
1). OUTBACK BURGER with french fries, $6
2). MT. ZION SAMPLER, $6.25
Installation Estimate
3). PORK BARBECUE with french fries, $5.50
SPECIAL • SPECIAL • SPECIAL • SPECIAL • SPECIAL • SPECIAL
MONDAY & TUESDAY: Hot dogs, plain $1 • Sauce or Kraut $1.50
WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY: Wings $3.50 doz.
J. WILSON • HARDWARE
• PLUMBING

BARTO
THURSDAY & SUNDAY: Clams, $3 bag • COOLING
FRIDAY: Fish Sandwich, $3
• FUEL OIL
BENEFIT SPAGHETTI DINNER & BAKE SALE • PROPANE
SATURDAY, JAN. 23 • 11 a.m.-2 p.m. • APPLIANCES
Eat in or Take Out
ADULTS $6 • CHILDREN (10 and over) $4 SONS, INC. Established 1888
BENEFIT DANCE SATURDAY, JAN. 23
7 p.m.-11 p.m. 61 S. Tulpehocken Street
HONKY JOE Pine Grove, PA 17963
TICKETS $10 • Call for information 717-865-9520
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT GLORIA BOYER’S MEDICAL BILLS
PUBLIC IS WELCOME
(570) 345-4425
Mon.-Thurs 7-5; Friday 7-8; Sat. 8-1

PA G E 2 3 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 GRINCHES STEAL SNOWMAN,
POLICE: TASER USED TO SUBDUE DAMAGE ORNAMENT
Slugs swiped a snowman
KNIFE-TOTING SUSPECT
D&R AUTO BODY
lawn ornament and dam-
aged another ornament on
Herald report -- A knife-toting man was subdued West Sheridan Avenue in
by a Taser during an incident in Salisbury Township Annville on Dec. 19, town-
on Jan. 1, state police at Lancaster said. ship police said.
41 Brickplant Rd. • Womelsdorf, PA 19567 The suspect, Randy Foote, 25, of New Castle, Del.,
entered a residence on Mine Road and damaged several
The victim is Robert
Deiling, of Annville.
Anybody with informa-
• Collision Repair items, including doors, windows and walls, officials
said. tion is asked to contact
police at (717) 867-2711.
State police said Foote picked up a 3-year-old Gap
• Cars & Trucks boy and carried him into a bedroom -- while having a
knife in his possession.
Herald report

• Medium Duty Foot put down the boy and retreated into the livinng VEHICLE LOSES CONTROL,
room, encountering state troopers and officers from the SLAMS INTO BARRIER
Truck Painting Christiana police department, state police said.
Still toting his knife, Foote walked toward another
A vehicle driven by
Remener Romulus, 60, of
• 10+ Years Experience bedroom where three other victims were present, state
police said.
Harrisburg, lost control on
the ice-covered I-78 and hit
Officials subdued Foote with a Taser and took him a concrete barrier in Bethel

FREE 610-589-1133 into custody, state police said.

Foote faces several charges including aggravated
Township, Berks County, on
Dec. 13, state police at
Hamburg said.
ESTIMATES 610-589-1166 - fax assault and simple assault, state police said.
In addition to the 3-year-old boy, the victims are a 10-
Romulus complained of
Monday - Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Saturdays - By Appointment neck pain, but refused med-
year-old Downingtown girl, a 5-year-old Gap girl, ical treatment, state police
Kristina Spang, 18, of Gap and Philip Johnson, 34, of said.
Gap, state police said. Herald report

TAKE THE CHILL OFF AT...

COMING EVENTS
SATURDAY, JAN. 16
The Music of Tom Patterson
• 8 p.m.-11:30 p.m.

SATURDAY JAN. 30.

Rock & Roll •
Dance Band "Escape"
9 p.m.-Midnight

2010 DUES PAYABLE NOW!

STAY INFORMED FOR MORE COMING EVENTS @ www.ufcbethel.com

PA G E 2 4 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 BB BOZOS ATTACK BIZ
Lowlifes fired BBs at the front window of
Himmelberger Auto Sales in Strausstown between Dec.
15 and 16, state police at Hamburg said.
The damage to the double-paned and tinted window
was about $1,500, state police said.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (610) 562-6885.
Herald report
KNUCKLEHEADS STEAL MAIL: Punks pilfered mail from a
home on Acorn Lane in Elizabeth Township between Dec. 1
and Jan. 5, state police at Ephrata said. The victim is Richard
Sweater, 57, of Lititz, state police said.
WOMAN SUFFERS MEDICAL EPISODE WHILE DRIVING
A woman suffered a medical episode while driving and
her vehicle was stopped by a trooper in Lebanon County
on Dec. 17, state police at Jonestown said.
The vehicle of the 70-year-old woman, of Jonestown,
was traveling on I-81 at 5 mph, and Trooper Michael
Riccardella was able to stop the vehicle with his police
cruiser after the woman was unresponsive, state police
said. The woman was taken by ambulance to Hershey
Medical Center. Herald report

VEHICLES CRACK UP TASTYKAKE CREEPS VANDALIZE GIRL’S VEHICLE

POLICE: FIGHT INJURES WOMAN, 85
Herald report -- A woman was charged with harassment after the physical
charged after an argument escalated into domestic dispute on Londonvale Road in
a fight that injured a 85-year-old woman, Paradise Township on Jan. 3, state police
state police at Lancaster said. said. The victim, a Gordonville resident,
Linda Stoltzfus, 57, of Gordonville, was sustained minor injuries, state police said.
THUGS TAKE TOOLS, SAW KNUCKLEHEADS
Thugs stole a toolbox that contained assorted tools and a
miter saw from the rear of a pickup truck on East Lincoln
DAMAGE MAILBOX
Highway in Paradise Township between Jan. 2 and 4, state Dorks damaged a mail-
box on Old Strasburg
police at Lancaster said. The victim is Brent Miller, of Gap.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the state Road in Salisbury
Township on Dec. 31,
police at (717) 299-7650. Herald report
state police at Lancaster
VEHICLE STRIKES LARGE ROCK said. The victim is Katie
Esh. Anybody with infor-
A vehicle driven by Dawn Phillips, 33, of New
mation is asked to contact
IN CORNWALL
A 68-year-old Lebanon
man’s vehicle spun out and
was hit by another vehicle
on Route 72 in Cornwall
recently, police said.
Edward Swoyer lost con-
trol of his vehicle on the slip-
pery roadway and spun
around facing the concrete
barrier, police said. The vehi-
cle was then hit by a vehicle
driven by Jonathan Gehman,
30, of Myerstown, state
police said. Gehman was
treated at the scene for a cut
to his face, police said.
Herald report
Creeps placed TastyKakes and mustard on the win-
dows and the hood of a vehicle on Village road in
Strasburg between Dec. 31 and Jan. 3, state police at
Lancaster said. The goons also used a board-tipped
marker to scribble graffiti on the windows, state police
said. The victim is a 16-year-old Coatesville girl, state
police said. Herald report
CREEPY LOSERS STEAL SAWS
Slugs swiped two saws from a detached garage on
Strasburg Road in Paradise Township between Dec. 15
and 16, state police at Lancaster said.
The victim is Eli Esh.
Anybody with information is asked to contact state
police at (717) 299-7650.
Herald report

LOGAN’S APPLIANCE
Philadelphia, struck a large rock on Route 61 near Centre
Street in North Manheim Township on Dec. 18, state police the state police at (717)
at Schuylkill Haven said. Herald report 299-7650. Herald report

PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Pastor’s Comments
In large print at: www.NAOG.ws/pc
Northampton Assembly of God
SALES & SERVICE
Serving generations of families since 1935
3449 Cherryville Rd., Northampton • Sun. 10:45 am & 6 pm; Wed. 7:30 pm
Daniel E. Lundmark • pastor@NAOG.ws • 610-262-5645 818 WATER STREET • LEBANON, PA 17046
Holding On! (located in the historic Lebanon Stove Works warehouse)
On a commuter flight, Henry Dempsey, the pilot, heard an unusual
noise near the rear of the small aircraft. He turned the controls over to his
co-pilot and went back to check it out. As he reached the tail section, the
Quality CLEAN
plane hit an air pocket, and Dempsey was tossed against the rear door. newer preowned appliances
The door, which had not been properly latched, flew open and he was

NICE SELECTION
instantly sucked out of the jet! The co-pilot radioed the nearest airport
requesting permission to make an emergency landing. He reported that
the pilot had fallen out of the plane and requested a helicopter search of
that area of the ocean.
After the plane landed, they found Dempsey—holding onto the out- OF WASHERS,
door ladder of the aircraft! Somehow he had caught the ladder and
held on for ten minutes as the plane flew 200 MPH at an altitude of 4,000
feet! It took airport personnel several minutes to pry his fingers from the
DRYERS, STOVES
ladder. All preowned appliances come
Things in life may be turbulent, and you may not feel like holding on.
But have you considered the alternative? Jesus said, “he that shall
with a 1 year parts & labor warranty
endure unto the end, the same shall be saved” (Matt. 24:13). Scriptures NEW MAYTAG, AMANA, CROSLEY, ESTATE APPLIANCES
urge: “cleave unto the Lord” (Acts 11:23); “be ye stedfast, unmoveable”
(I Cor. 15:58); “stand fast in the faith” (I Cor. 16:13, Phil. 4:1, I Thess. 3:8);
“continue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away 717-272-1451
HOURS: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-noon
from the hope of the gospel” (Col. 1:23); “stand fast, and hold the tradi-
tions which ye have been taught” (II Thess. 2:15); “Holding fast the faith-
ful word” (Titus 1:9, II Tim. 1:13); “hold the beginning of our confidence FREE DELIVERY to Tower City,
stedfast unto the end (Heb. 3:14); “hold fast the profession of our faith
without wavering” (Heb. 10:23). Jesus said, “Behold, I come quickly: hold Pine Grove, Womelsdorf,
that fast which thou hast, that no man take thy crown” (Rev. 3:11).
Newmanstown & Rehrersburg
PA G E 2 5 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 MULES CAUSE CRASH
A 29-year-old Honey Brook man's vehicle
swerved to avoid mules standing on the road and
slammed into a utility pole. Because of the fog,
driver Harry Killian didn't see the mules until
they were too close, forcing him to abruptly
steer on Meadville Road in Honey Brook on
Dec. 15, state police at Embreeville said.
Nobody was injured. The mules were from a
nearby farm. Herald report
VEHICLE HITS FENCE, FLEES: A vehicle struck a wood-
en fence and fled the scene on Evans Drive in Providence
Township on Dec. 27, state police at Lancaster said.
SUSPECT PUSHES CART INTO VEHICLE
A suspect pushed a cart that hit and dented the vic-
tim's vehicle on East Lincoln Highway in Salisbury
Township on Dec. 30, state police at Lancaster said.
The suspect, who is a white male about 5-foot-10,
fled in a dark green SUV, state police said.
The victim is Scott Canale, of Narvon.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (717) 299-7650. Herald report

SLUGS SWIPE SUBWOOFER FROM VEHICLE

FIGHT INJURES THREE
Herald report -- Three people were injured after an argu-
ment between them escalated into a physical confrontation in
Salisbury Township on Dec. 27, state police at Lancaster said.
Mame Evans, 25, of Gap, Michael Arbuckle, 24, of Gap,
and Jennifer McLaughlin, 22, of Parkesburg suffered minor
Losers grabbed an Audiobahn subwoofer from an
unlocked vehicle on Rush Drive in Providence Township
between Dec. 29 and 30, state police at Lancaster said.
POLICE: MAN MADE
THREATS, HAD RIFLE
The value of the stolen property is $150, and the vic-
tim is Brock Snyder, 17, of New Providence, state police
said. Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (717) 299-7650.

IN LIVING ROOM
injuries in the incident on Willow Lane, state police said.
All three face harassment charges, state police said. Herald report

Herald report -- A man who allegedly threatened

THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS to shoot a victim had a high-powered rifle and 32

Treat Your EVERY FRIDAY AT RISSERS

• BOILED CHICKEN POT PIE
-- SECONDS ON US HERE
• BROILED FRESH HADDOCK LOINS
rounds of ammunition in his living room, state police
at Lancaster said.
Gregory Storm was taken into custody at his Martic

Sweetheart • ERNIE’S FRESHLY

BREADED HADDOCK
FRY -- SECONDS ON US HERE!!
FRIDAY, JAN. 8,
Township home on Dec. 27, and he was charged with
terroristic threats and simple assault, state police said.
Storm had contacted the victim, and threatened to go
over to the victim's home and shoot him, state police

to Risser’s for SATURDAY, JAN. 9

& SUNDAY, JAN. 10
• BEEF CUBES IN GRAVY
said. The threats stemmed from an incident that
occurred the previous evening between the two, state
police said.

Valentine’s Day OVER RICE OR NOODLES

• STUFFED PIG STOMACH
• GENE WENGER’S
HAMLOAF PATTIES
The rifle and ammo were found lying in plan view,
state police said.

LOADER HITS POLE, CAR & TREE

• BEEF HEART A rear loader slammed into a utility pole, hit a parked vehicle
GIFT CARDS ON POTATO FILLING and barreled into a tree head-on -- and nobody was injured. The
AVAILABLE vehicle driven by Humberto Davalos-Zamores, 40, of
SMOKE-FREE • CHICKEN ALA-KING OVER BEL-
RESTAURANT GIAN WAFFLE, IN PASTRY SHELLS Nottingham, lost control on curve and struck the pole on
OR OVER BISCUITS Camargo Road in Eden Township on Dec. 26, state police at
Lancaster said. The vehicle traveled several feet before hitting
• VEAL PATTIE WITH STEWED the parked car and the tree, state police said. Herald report
TOMATOES
• BROILED HADDOCK LOINS

MONDAY, JAN. 11 We sell

CLOSED

TUESDAY, JAN. 12
Comfort Zone
• SHEPHERD’S PIE served with
soup & salad bar with Ernie’s soft ice
cream -- only $7.99
Heaters!
• GRILLED LIVER & ONIONS
• FISH FRY • Prices Never
-- BREADED HADDOCK -- Lower! Buy Now
SECONDS ON US HERE!! and Save--While
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13 Supplies Last
• PORK UND SAUERKRAUT • Multiple Unit
WITH MASHED POTATOES served Discount.
with soup & salad bar with
Ernie’s soft ice cream
-- only $8.49
Comfort Zone 12 months same as cash
with approved credit

• CHICKEN UND WAFFLE Therapeutic Infared Heat

OR IN PASTRY SHELLS
• BREADED FLOUNDER FRY • Country Decor Huge Recliner
Proudly Serving the Lebanon Valley -- SECONDS ON US HERE! • Candies & Gifts
& Furniture Sale
for more than 30 years!! THURSDAY, JAN. 14
• CHICKEN CROQUETTES ON
2651 State Rt. 72
Jonestown
Handbuilt Furniture
Locally & From Leading
Rt. 422 (Stouchsburg) • 4 miles east of Myerstown POTATO FILLING served with soup
& salad bar with Ernie’s soft ice 717-865-5020 Manufacturers.
610-589-4570 cream -- only $8.49
• GRILLED LIVER & ONIONS
Monday...Closed; Tuesday thru Saturday 6 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Sunday 7 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
• BREADED SHRIMP FRY
-- SECONDS ON US HERE!
Paradise Crafts-N-More
MasterCard, Visa, Discover, Debit • Gift Certificates Available

PA G E 2 6 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 3-VEHICLE WRECK SENDS 2 TO HOSP
Two drivers were injured after a chain-reaction, three-
vehicle accident on Route 30 in Paradise Township on
Dec. 31, state police at Lancaster said.
Vehicles driven by Gerald Myer, 35, of Lancaster, Vicki
Canham, 38, of Middletown, and Tommy Welsh, 49, of
East Berlin, were involved in the accident, state police
said. Myer and Canham suffered moderate injuries and
were taken to Lancaster General Hospital, state police
said. Herald report
ESTABLISHMENT FACES LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONS
An establishment in Shenandoah faces several charges
of liquor law violations that allegedly occurred on various
dates, state police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement
said.
La Casita De Familia LLC on East Centre Street
allegedly committed the following violations:
* Noise violations on April 10, June 27, July 24, July
26 and Aug. 22.
• Permitting smoking in a public place where smoking
is prohibited on May 30, June 6, June 27, July 24, and
Aug. 22.
• Failing to post signage required by the Clean Indoor
Air Act on May 30, June 27, July 24, July 25 and Aug. 22.
• Sale of alcoholic beverages to two visibly intoxicated
men on June 27.
• Failing to clean coils, tap rods and connections at
least once every seven days from July 7 through Oct. 7.
Herad report
Offer expires Jan. 14, 2010
PA G E 2 7 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
SLUGS SWIPE GPS UNIT: Goons grabbed a GPS unit
from an unlocked vehicle on Lilac Drive in Providence
Township between Dec. 29 and 30, state police said. The
victim is Robert Pomante Jr.
CRASH KILLS MAN
TEEN’S VEHICLE WINDS UP ON ROOF
A teenager escaped serious injury after his vehicle
flipped onto its roof during an accident in Eden
Township.
A vehicle driven by Nolan Crawford, 17, of
Quarryville, lost traction due to the icy conditions on
Springville Road on Dec. 28, state police at Lancaster
said. Crawford's vehicle traveled off the road and over-
turned onto its roof, state police said. Crawford suf-
fered a minor injury. Herald report
KNUCKLEHEADS STEAL DEER STATUE
Slugs swiped a wooden deer statue from a front yard
on Ashton Drive in Providence Township between Dec.
29 and 30, state police at Lancaster said.
The property is worth $10, and the victim is Kathy
Devonshire, state police said.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the
state police at (717) 299-7650.
Herald report
Herald report -- A man died in an accident in Pine
Grove Township on Dec. 31, state police at Jonestown said.
A van driven by Sean Weiser, 31, of Lykens, and a tractor-
trailer driven by William McCaulley, 45, of Elliottsburg, col-
lided on I-81, after Weiser’s vehicle went out of control on a
snow-covered surface and traveled through the grass median,
state police said.
Weiser was pronounced dead at the scene by Schuylkill
County Deputy Coroner Rory Lipsett.
McCaulley was transported via Pine Grove Ambulance to
Hershey Medical Center.
Ravine and Suedberg fire companies assisted.
 POLICE: DRIVER FALLS ASLEEP; VEHICLE CRASHES
A teenaged driver fell asleep, triggering a two-vehicle
accident, state police at Lancaster said.
Vehicles driven by Samuel Stoltzfus, 17, of Nottingham,
and Virginia Cowart, 20, of Nottingham, were involved in
an accident on Kirksmille Road in Little Britain Township
on Dec. 26, state police said.
Stoltzfus fell asleep and failed to stop at a posted stop
sign, state police said. Nobody was injured.
Herald report
CREEPS STEAL CELLPHONE, WALLET FROM VEHICLE
2 CHARGED WITH HARASSMENT: Raymond Adkins and
Veronica Adkins were charged with harassment after a
domestic dispute on East Lincoln Highway in Paradise
Township on Dec. 25, state police at Lancaster said.
VEHICLES COLLIDE
POLICE: MAN PUNCHED WOMAN IN ARM
A man punched a woman in the arm during an inci-
dent at the Palm City Trailer Park in South Annville on
Dec. 27, state police at Jonestown said.
Kevin Howard, 44, of Annville, was cited with
harassment, state police said.
The victim is a 41-year-old Annville woman, state
police said.
Herald report

WOMAN’S VEHICLE
IN CHRISTIANA: Vehicles
Losers stole a black Nokia cellphone and a credit-card driven by Adrenne Cooper,
wallet from an unlocked vehicle on Buttercup Drive in 31, of Coatesville, and Loree
Providence Township between Dec. 29 and 30, state police Lonsinger, 35, of Gap, were
at Lancaster said. The value of the stolen property is $150, involved in an accident on
and the victim is Edwin Kunkle, 75, of New Providence, Newport Road in Christiana

GOES AIRBORNE
state police said. Anybody with information is asked to con- on Dec. 26, state police said.
tact the state police at (717) 299-7650. Herald report Nobody was injured.

WEIGHT LOSS CHALLENGE

Jenny Martin & Martha Seidel have launched a 12-week course that will offer
Herald report -- A woman's vehicle
went airborne and barreled through
two backyards before slamming into a
Eckman's vehicle went through grass,
crossed Route 222 and struck an embank-
ment and going airborne, state police said.
tips on nutrition and exercise, paired with a hint of competition and a lot of fun. house. After landing, the vehicle went
The challenge will take place at the Bethel Community Center (Bethel library) A vehicle driven by Elizabeth Eckman, through the yards and hit the home, state
on Friday nights at 7 p.m. Also at Martha's home in Myerstown on Monday 36, of Peach Bottom, went off Black police said.
nights at 7 p.m. There is a $30 entrance fee to join the challenge, all of which will Barren Road and hit a sign in Fulton Eckman suffered a moderate injury
be paid out in cash and prizes to the top 3 “Biggest Losers (Winners!)” who lose the Township on Dec. 30, state police at and was taken to Lancaster General
biggest percentage of their weight. Lancaster said. Hospital, state police said.
Specific rules are in place to keep everyone consistent. Fail to weigh-in? Pay a
$2 fee, as well as a $1 fee per pound gained. These fees will be added to the cash
VEHICLE SLIDES, STRIKES
GRINCH RUNS OVER
pay out and awarded to the person who lost the most overall inches. Seating is lim-
ited. EMBANKMENT, POLE
• For more information and to pre-register for Bethel A vehicle driven by a 17-

LIGHTS, ORNAMENTS
year-old Christiana girl lost
on Friday nights contact Jenny at 570-345-2804. control and slid into an
embankment before hitting a
• To pre-register for Myerstown on Monday nights telephone pole on Route 472
on Colerain Township on Dec. Herald report -- A grinch in a vehicle
ran over Christmas lights and other orna-
contact Martha at 717-303-5576 31, state police said. Nobody
was injured. Herald report ments on a property on Fox Road in Tilden
Township on Dec. 30, and kept going, trav-

BACHMAN’S ROOFING,
eling north on Fox Road and dragging a
portion of the Christmas lights, state
police at Hamburg said.
The victim is Dustin Kunkle, 31. Damage
BUILDING AND REMODELING, INC. is about $200. Anyone with information is
asked to contact state police at 610-562-
6885, ext. 3, and refer to incident L04-

SERVING BERKS COUNTY & BEYOND FOR OVER 30 YEARS! 1102899.

POLICE: MAN GIVES BAD CHECK FOR HORSE TREATMENT

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ROOFING GUTTER A man allegedly gave a bad check to a traveling veterinar-
ian from Redtail Veterinarian Services in Orwigsburg who

REMODELING PROJECTS SIDING WINDOWS & DOORS attended to a horse on Marstown Alley in Pine Grove
Township on May 29, state police at Schuylkill Haven said.

GUTTER CLEANING
The suspect, Barry Hertzog, 67, was charged with bad
PORCHES & DECKS check. Herald report

ADDITIONS WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER DISTURBANCE CALL

A woman was arrested after troopers responded to the
Days Inn on Everest Lane in Union Township, Lebanon
County, on Dec. 16 for a call about a disturbance, state police
at Jonestown said.
PH 610-678-8004 The suspect, Jennifer Kukel, 28, of Sybertsville, was
arrested for disorderly conduct, harassment, and public
FX 610-670-7151
FINANCING
drunkenness. Herald report

AVAILABLE THUGS STEAL PISTOL, KNIFE

WWW.BACHMANSROOFING.COM Goons grabbed a pistol and a knife from a residence on
Upper Valley Road in Sadsbury Township between July 29
and Dec. 21, state police at Lancaster said.
571 MOUNTAIN HOME ROAD The jerks entered the residence through an open and
unlocked garage door, state police said.
SINKING SPRING, PA 19608 The punks pilfered a Traditions Trapper .50 caliber black-
powdered pistol and a Bear Cutlery Bowie Knife with a long
Damascus steel blade and black handle, state police said.
The victim is William Snyder, 66, of Christiana.
Contractor Registration: PA005647 Herald report

PA G E 2 8 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday thru January!

PA G E 2 9 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 1865 Horseshoe Pike
Annville, PA • (Rt. 322)
between Fontana & Campbelltown
(717) 867-1744
www.northforgeheating.com
PA G E 3 0 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 BLACK DOG CAFE
116 Main Street • Stouchsburg, Pa. • (610) 589-1602
HOURS: TUES.-SAT: 4:30 pm - 9 pm; Closed Sunday & Monday

EARLY DOG MENU

AVAILABLE ONLY TUESDAY - THURSDAY
4:30 p.m.– 6 p.m.
CHECK US OUT ON
ENTREES
CORN MEAL CRUSTED CATFISH CHICKEN AU POIVRE
SERVED WITH ROASTED JALAPENO BUTTER SERVED WITH WHOLE
GRAIN MUSTARD SAUCE
TILAPIA FRANCAISE
SERVED WITH CAPER AND TOMATO PROVENCAL SAUCE BATTERED CHICKEN MEDALLIONS
SERVED WITH LEMON PESTO BUTTER
CATCH OF THE DAY
PREPARED DIFFERENTLY EACH DAY SESAME CRUSTED PORK MEDALLIONS
SERVED ON SWEET AND SOUR
BAKED PENNE PASTA VEGETABLES WITH GINGER DEMI GLAZE
TOSSED WITH ONIONS, PEPPERS, MUSHROOMS, AND
MARINARA SAUCE, THEN TOPPED WITH PROVOLONE GRILLED PORK CHOP
CHEESE AND SERVED IN A CAST IRON SKILLET TOPPED WITH ONIONS AND PARSLEY

• CHOICE OF: TOSSED SALAD,

BABY GREENS SALAD OR SOUP DU JOUR
• ENTREES INCLUDE CHOICE OF VEGETABLE
OR POTATO OF THE DAY , ONE FREE SODA,
COFFEE OR TEA
ONLY $12.95!
PLUS TAX AND GRATUITY
DUE TO THE SPECIAL VALUE OF THESE ENTREES,
NO SHARING PLEASE

www.blackdogcafe.net
BE A GOOD DOG; COME, SIT AND STAY!
PA G E 3 1 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
 LET’S FACE REALITY: THE COWBOYS ARE BETTER
The Eagles lost to a better football team on Sunday. It’s
that simple.
The Dallas Cowboys beat the Eagles twice this season.
That’s not a fluke. Especially when the second game was a
24-0 shellacking.
Unlike Cincinnati or Arizona, which can claim that
their rematches this weekend with the Jets and Packers,
respectively, will be different than Sunday’s lop-
sided defeats, the Eagles have no such defense.
The Bengals and Cardinals had no incentive to
play well. The Eagles did.
If the Eagles had defeated the Cowboys, they
would have secured the No. 2 seed in the NFC.
They would have had a bye this weekend and
would have been guaranteed at least one home
playoff game. Now, the Birds must win three
road games to reach the Super Bowl.
But, as coaches say every week: one game at ERIC
a time. First, the Eagles have to get past Dallas.
History says the Eagles will win this Saturday
FISHER
(8 p.m., NBC). Since Andy Reid became head
coach, the Eagles are 7-0 in their opening playoff game.
During this same stretch, the Cowboys haven’t won a
playoff game. While the Eagles were going to five NFC
championship games and one Super Bowl, the Cowboys
were missing the playoffs or going one-and-done.
Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is 0-4 in playoff games.
Quarterback Tony Romo is 0-2.
Unfortunately for the Eagles, Saturday’s game won’t be
decided by history. It will be decided by this year’s
Cowboys and Eagles. And this year’s two head-to-head
meetings are evidence that the Cowboys are better.
Additional evidence supporting the Cowboys’ superiori-
KATHY MONGRAIN, REALTOR
KATHY REALTOR
Your
our Lake WWynonah
ynonah Specialist
Lake Resident Since 1976
Residence: 570-739-2624
1-800-392-1257 Cell 570-640-8624
www.kathymongrain.com
www .kathymongrain.com
email: kathymongrain@verizon.net
Cozy Ranch w/ open flr plan on wooded 1.3
acres; kitchen has an island lunch bar; spa- in DR & kitch; good-sized patio w/ hot tub; deck
cious LR w/ woodstove; overszd deck, lower- overlooking back yard; oversized 2-car garage; mas-
level FR. 2279 Wynonah
W Drive $127,900. ter BR w/bath & walk-in closet on one side of house;
2BR on opp. side. 324 Comanche DrDr. $179,900
Family-sized 2-story w/ 2800sq.ft. 4 BR, 2.5
baths; FR w/ FP, kitchen w/brkfst rm, formal
LR & DR, full basement & much more! workshop w/ storage in basement; heat pump with
1928 Wynonah Dr. $199,900. central a/c. 731 Iroquois Drive $149,900.
PA G E 3 2 • w w w . m y e r s t o w n h e r a l d . c o m • J A N U A R Y 1 4 , 2 0 1 0
ty can be found in the teams’ records. The Cowboys went
4-2 against teams that finished the season with a winning
record, including a 3-2 mark against playoff teams (beat-
ing the Eagles twice and New Orleans once; losing to San
Diego and Green Bay).
The Eagles compiled a 1-4 record against teams that fin-
ished the season with a winning record, with the only victo-
ry coming against Atlanta (9-7), which was miss-
ing quarterback Matt Ryan and running back
Michael Turner. Otherwise the Eagles did not
defeat a team that finished with a winning record,
going winless against playoff teams (losing twice
to Dallas and once to the Chargers and Saints).
This isn’t to suggest that the Eagles’ 11-5
record is a house of cards or some sort of
mirage. It was real. The Eagles deserve credit
for achieving that record despite numerous
injuries.
At the same time, however, the Eagles aren’t
quite as good as their gaudy record and six-
game winning streak made it appear. Their six-
game winning streak included narrow victories over the
Bears, Redskins and Broncos, as well as a wild 45-38 win
over the Giants. Again, the Eagles deserve praise for
pulling those games out, but they are a good team capable
of producing big plays at crucial moments rather than a
terrific team that can dominate opponents.
The problem for the Eagles this Saturday is that they
haven’t been able to generate those big plays against the
Cowboys. Dallas has allowed just 250 points all season,
second only to the Jets, so their ability to bottle up the
Eagles isn’t an accident.
Not only has the Cowboys defense stifled the Eagles
PRUDENTIAL LANDIS HOMESALE SERVICES
384 Centre Avenue,
venue, Schuylkill Haven, P
NOW IS A GREA
GREAT
T TIME TO BUY!
Fashionable
bi-level with
3BR, 2.5 baths
on wooded,
landscaped
lot; open flr
plan w/ cath.
c e i l i n g ,
hardwd floors
Cozy 3BR 2bath raised
ranch on landscaped
lot w/ fruit trees. Enjoy
the lovely views and
lake activities from
covered deck, LR, and
bedrooms; overszd 2-
car garage & ramp off
driveway for easy front
door access. Spacious
offense twice this season, but the Cowboys offense moved
the ball at will against the Eagles defense on Sunday. The
Cowboys ran the ball. The Cowboys threw the ball. The
Cowboys controlled the ball.
Unless you believe that Reid brilliantly kept his cards
close to his vest, thereby lulling the Cowboys into a false
sense of security, the Eagles are in trouble Saturday.
This doesn’t mean the Eagles can’t win. I fully expect
them to make a better effort than they did Sunday.
There are several things the Eagles can do in order to
prevail. First, they must apply more pressure on Romo.
One way to do that is by taking an early lead. An early
Eagles lead may force Romo to try to make more big
plays, and that should make him more prone to turnovers.
The problem with that scenario is that Romo, whom the
Eagles used to be able to rattle, has been largely unflap-
pable this season. One reason for that is the Cowboys’ bal-
anced offense doesn’t put all the weight on his shoulders.
Speaking of balanced offenses, the Eagles should use
one to defeat the Cowboys. Reid and offensive coordinator
Marty Mornhinweg only called eight running plays
Sunday. That’s absurd. A better running game will set up
effective play-action fakes that could produce big plays in
the passing game. It will also help the Eagles control the
clock and keep their defense off the field.
Remember, however, that center Jamaal Jackson’s sea-
son-ending knee injury means the Eagles are once again
running behind a revamped offensive line. Nick Cole, Max
Jean-Gilles and Winston Justice are not a trio anyone envi-
sioned starting for a playoff team.
Does all this mean the Eagles can’t win? Of course not.
The Eagles can win Saturday. But to do so, they must
beat a better team.
PA 17972
Phone: 570-385-HOME
PRIME LAKEFRONT LOT w/ 125 ft lake-
frontage and magnificent views, waiting for
that perfect dream home to be built!
2038 Wynonah Drive $235,000.
Inviting Lakefront Raised ranch; 3BR, 2 baths;
open flr plan w/ cath. ceiling & brick FP in LR;
spacious deck & stamped concrete patio; easy
walk to waterfront; 2 boat docks & boat lift.
591 Wynonah Drive $375,000.