May 2007 - Our Robesonia

AROUND THE TOWN
May 2-Happy Birthday Mom!!
May 5-The Senior Prom Be Smart Be SAFE!!!
May 5-Mother’s Day Tea @ the Library 1-3pm
May 11-Honky Tonk Heroes playing @ the Fire Co 9-12pm $4 cover
May 12-Happy Birthday Dad!!!
May 12-Books, Baked Goods & Botanicals 9-2pm@ the Borough
Hall. Proceeds benefit the Library
May 12 & 13th-Fishing Rodeo @ Furnace Creek off Freeman Street
May 13-Happy Mother’s Day!!
May 15-GET OUT AND VOTE!!!
May 19-BLOODMOBILE @ The Locker Room Give
May 19-Healthy Paws Chicken Bar B Que and more...10-3pm
May 25-Skid Marks playing @ the Fire Co. 9-12pm $4 cover
May 26-Robesonia Swimming Pool Opening
May 28-Memorial Day!
May 28-Conrad Weiser Senior Car Winner will get her car at 4pm
TODAY at Heidelberg Family Restaurant!!!!
June 23-Robesonia Community Yard Sales everyone is included
Call Laticia Ruth @ 610-693-9516
ROBESONIA LIBRARY
Be sure to stop by the library Saturday May 12th for the annual Book
Sale from 9am-2pm. There will be baked goods and plants for sale and
books, books, books. Find out about all the events going on at the library
and the hours of business. The Annual Fund Raiser is under way so
now is the time to give a donation in appreciation for all the books you
have read and will read, movies you have watched, programs you and
your children have enjoyed, the use of computers and the internet, and of
course, the friendly staff that is always there to help you find what you
need and provide service with a smile. Come out and see what they have
for you… You will not be disappointed…..
Publisher/Owner Vickie Correll
OUR ROBESONIA
May
2007
Featured on the cover this month is a sample of the beautiful jewelry you
will find at Vickymarie’s. With Mother’s Day coming fast on May13th,
be sure to stop in and pick out a bracelet or one of the other unique gifts
you will find in Vickymarie’s store. She can make you a personalized,
one of a kind piece of jewelry for the lady in your life. Heidelberg
Family Restaurant and Ozgood’s Grill and Bar are hosting special
Mother’s Day feasts, so pick up your mom and take her out for a good
meal. There are several community things happening this month in which
you can participate. Support the Library by buying books, botanicals and
baked goods. Healthy Paws and the Locker Room are having another
Blood Drive this month so make an appointment and lend your arm for a
donation. Finally, the pool will be opening at the end of the month so if
you haven’t joined, put that on the top of your list. You can’t beat the
pool family membership for value, fun and to beat the soon to come
summer heat. I hope you will join us at the Heidelberg Family
Restaurant on Memorial Day at 4pm when the Conrad Weiser Senior who
worked hard and WON the Learn and Earn Contest will be given her
car. And, to all you Prom goers, please do not drink and drive. Have a
safe and sober prom night so we wake up and have all of you still here on
Sunday. The consequences of drinking and driving or hosting a party
with alcohol are expensive and can be deadly. Protect yourself and your
friends by looking out for each other and Be Smart Stay Alive!!!
BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
Richard’s Music Studio owner Richard DiGirolamo.
I started
teaching a single student from my home in Reinholds, PA in 1994. At the time I
had been studying music for four years and my guitar instructor suggested this
would be a great way for me to learn more about what I didn’t know. I wasn't
quite sure of what he meant by that, but I was eager to try. I convinced a coworker that he needed to play the guitar and that I would be just the teacher for
him. After a little arm twisting, he agreed. After his first lesson I was hooked. I
enjoyed seeing the look of accomplishment on his face when he did well at his
lesson. In 1995 I took a part-time teaching position at a local studio where I
could get even more experience. My passion for teaching guitar and bass guitar
had grown and I knew this was what I wanted to do. After working there six
years the owner informed us (the teachers) that she was retiring and selling the
business. It was at this point I decided to open Richard’s Music Studio and
teach full-time. My wife and I decided that moving to a better location was the
first step. We found a great home in Womelsdorf. It is the oldest house in
Womelsdorf, built in 1732. The house belonged to Helen Kalbach who, I am
told, was the last remaining Womelsdorf family descendent. I was attracted to
the summer kitchen and decided it would be my one room schoolhouse. (My
wallet had other ideas.) After spending most of our money fixing up the main
living quarters, the studio would have to wait. But not me. On June 1st, 2001 the
doors opened. I was teaching from my living room until other arrangements
could be made. The building we used for storage has now been converted into
the studio and all of the teaching is done there. I still have my sights on the
summer kitchen though. The business has expanded to about sixty students and
in 2004 I started teaching the guitar program at the Blue Mountain Academy in
Hamburg. I grew up in Shillington and graduated from Governor Mifflin. My
wife, Debbie, a fellow Berks County native, grew up in Robesonia and graduated
from Conrad Weiser. We have two children, Marisa, a CW 8th grader and
Dominic, a CW 5th grader. Along with guitar lessons I also perform minor
repairs, adjustments and restringing of guitars and bass guitars. I now have 10+
years teaching experience. As a student you will learn: How to properly handle
and play your instrument. How to care for your instrument. How to read musical
notation and perform songs. How to interpret chords, notation and tablature.
Youwill learn about musical theory and how to perform with others. Advanced
students will learn more in depth notation and theory including but not limited to
improvisation, reharmonizing, chord melody and musical composition. I hold
day and evening classes and include books with lessons. I have SIT strings and
accessories and offer senior citizens discounts. Please contact Richard at
610-589-4041 or visit my website @ www.richardsmusicstudio.com.
HISTORY
402 West Penn Avenue & May Street was once the home of Stamm’s
Store. Built in 1912 by Francis Stamm this small store had groceries,
tobacco, penny candy, (yes there was once such a thing), and ice cream.
There were a couple of tables and chairs for those who wanted to eat
their ice cream in the store. Those chairs were also used by area men
who gathered for card games and chit chat. Bud Bricker recalls buying
soup at the store as a little boy when he lived a couple doors away. Mr.
Stamm died in 1937 and the store remained open but was run by his
daughter and her husband, Mr. & Mrs. Oxenrider for about one year
before they converted it into a small home. Today the building still
stands and hasn’t changed much except for aging.
SENIOR CITIZENS
A row of bottles on my shelf
Caused me to analyze myself.
One yellow pill I have to pop
Goes to my heart so it won’t stop.
A little white one that I take
Goes to my hands so they won’t shake.
The blue ones that I use a lot
Tell me I’m happy when I’m not.
The purple pill goes to my brain
And tells me that I have no pain.
The capsules tell me not to wheeze
or cough or choke or even sneeze.
The red ones, smallest of them all
go to my blood so I won’t fall.
The orange ones, very big and bright
Prevent my leg cramps in the night.
Such an array of brilliant pills
Helping to cure all kinds of ills.
But what I’d really like to know….
Is what tells each one where to go!
SPRING CLEAN-UP
May 4 & 5 are the days to take all of the items that cannot be put out for
the trash to the borough garage located at 210 South Elm Street. We all
want Robesonia to be a well kept town. All of you who have put off
cleaning up and throwing out those unnecessary items, now is your
opportunity to GET RID OF THAT JUNK. There are ordinances to
protect those that adjoin problem properties and the borough will be
enforcing them in an effort to get things cleaned up. So before your
neighbor reports you or the Mayor comes knocking on your door, start
the process today and be ready to unload your throwaways by May 5th.
A list of charges can be found in the Borough newsletter and proof of
residency (ID) must be provided when you unload at the garage. No tires
or toxic waste will be accepted and the Borough has the right to reject
excessive amounts of disposable material.
Randy Gartner for Berks County Commissioner
On May 15th, will you vote for a candidate based on what they
say, or will you vote for a candidate based on what they have
done?
I am a Navy Veteran, small business owner, an active member of
The Robesonia VFW, The Friends of the Robesonia Furnace, The
Robesonia Community Association and St Daniels Lutheran
Church. In 2007 I formed a group to fight for the elimination of the
school property tax and served as co-campaign manager for our
new State Senator, Mike Folmer. As a former school board and
Borough Council President I have a long record of holding the line
on property taxes.
As a County Commissioner I will fight against foolish spending
like for a County Police Force. I will fight to eliminate the violent
crime that is plaguing Reading and costing us millions of dollars a
year paying for the court system, the prison, the District Attorney
and Parole Offices.
I will never vote to raise my own pay or retirement.
For more information about my background or what I will do as
County Commissioner, please visit my website at:
www.gartnerforberks.com or call 693-6244.
In the May 15th republican primary, vote for a candidate who
has a long record of serving our country and our community.
Vote Randall D Gartner
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THE NEWSLETTER
NOT SO SWEET GREETING CARDS
My darling. My lover, my beautiful wife:
Marrying you screwed up my life.
I see your face when I am dreaming.
That’s why I always wake up screaming.
Kind, intelligent, loving and hot;
This describes everything you are not.
My love you take my breath away.
What have you stepped in to smell this way?
Love may be beautiful, love may be bliss.
I only went out with you because I was pissed.
Dear IRS:
Enclosed is my 2007 tax return showing that I owe $3,407.00 in taxes.
Please note the attached article from USA Today, wherein you will see
that the Pentagon is paying $171.50 for hammers and NASA has paid
$600.00 for a toilet seat.
I am enclosing four toilet seats (value $2,400) and six
hammers (value $1,029), bringing my total remitted to
$3,429.00. Please apply the overpayment of $22.00 to
the "Presidential Election Fund," as noted on my return.
You can do this inexpensively by sending them one 1.5"
Phillips Head screw (article from USA Today detailing how
HUD pays $22.00 each for 1.5" Phillips Head Screws is
enclosed for your convenience.) It has been a pleasure to pay
my tax bill this year and I look forward to paying it again next year.
Sincerely,
A Satisfied Taxpayer
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Custom Jewelry plus Unique Gifts for Men & Women
Mother's Day is right around the corner; Vickymarie's has the
perfect gift! Have that Special Mom receive a Beautiful
Mother's Bracelet that she will cherish forever. There are also
2 full cases of Jewelry to choose from! Vickymarie can also
make special order Graduation Bracelets for that special
Graduate!! Remember, The Prom is coming Up!! Stop by and
find that perfect piece of jewelry to compliment any gown.
You can find a wonderful piece of Wearable Art by
Vickymarie or Designs by Deanna. Deanna also has the most
beautiful Fuse Glass Barrettes & Bobbie Pins to make any hair
style special and talked about for a long time to come!!
For the guys, Deanna also has amazing tie-tacs! These
beautifully created Wearable Art pieces are sure to dazzle.
Happy Mother’s Day!
509 West Penn Ave., Robesonia 610-693-6013
Across from Tony’s Pizza – in the Barn!!
www.ourrobesonia.com
to see the puppies
Rescue Groups
Shepherd ~ Greyhound ~ Pit
May 19th 10am to 3pm
Chicken Bar B Que
Save a Shepherd will be Micro Chipping
You don’t want to miss this annual event
Rt 422 between Robesonia & Wernersville
Heidelberg Mini Mall
Call ahead for details and to Donate
(610) 693-8222
Give at the
Bloodmobile
D.P. Randler
Mother’s Day Open House
Saturday May 12, 8am-4pm
ROBESONIA Location Only
Stop in for Discounts up to 25% Off
Check out our HUGE SALE
Refreshments, Prizes &
Our Newly Expanded Showroom
610-693-8205
451 W. Penn Ave. Robesonia
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
Sidewalk Sale
Bloodmobile May 19th
Fire Police gear and Reflective wear.
T-Th 1-8pm
Fri 1-5pm
Sat 8am-12pm
Email:
[email protected]
Web site: www.lockerroom4u.com
Other times by appointment
In the Heidelberg Mini Mall
Phone 610-693-9422
Fax 610-693-8252
Robesonia
HAVE YOUR SAY !
Thank you for all the feedback on our local businesses. I
am proud to say there were more compliments than
complaints. If you have something to say about a local
business call me at 610 693 9722 or send it to 12 Patterson
Drive-Robesonia, PA 19551. I want to hear about where you
like to eat and where you don’t like to eat. I am interested in
what businesses are providing both good and bad services. If
an employee was rude to you or extra helpful, I want to know.
I will pass your comments onto the business, good or bad, so
they can provide better service or so that they know they are
doing a good job. If you choose not to use your name that’s
OK. So, Robesonia, here’s your chance to “Have your say,”
and help the community function even better. This is one of the
comments received:
“I stopped to eat at that little place on Penn Ave, Digger’s, and I
thought it was so neat. The food was good and the people are so
nice.”
Gerry Kline-West Wyomissing
Dennis Rick Contracting
610-693-9722
Hours:
Mon - Wed 10am - 8pm
Thu - Sat 9am - 8pm
Open Sundays!
12pm - 5pm
313 W. Franklin St.
Womelsdorf, PA
Insured * References
Commercial * New Construction
Sidewalk & Curb Replacement
Repairs * Siding * Decks * Windows
Remodeling * Cement work *
Backhoe & Dump Truck Service
Outdoor Living Rooms
Phone: 610-589-4475
Serving Womelsdorf and surrounding
communities since 1947
The say our mothers really know how to push our buttons
—because they installed them. Robin Williams
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
Bring that special lady
in your life to the
Robesonia
Community Library
for a Mother's Day Tea
on Saturday, May 5,
from 1 to 3 p.m.
Special speaker will be
Barbara Goda, author of
Ladies of Readingtown.
Call to register
610-693-3264.
Golden Ridge
Assisted Living
MONTHLY CONTEST
Lynn Zerbe, Owner/Administrator
404 South Church Street * Robesonia
Phone: 610-693-5850 Fax: 610-693-6871
Email: [email protected]
John Riegel was the 10th caller and winner for the month
of April. The winning error was in Conrad Weiser True
Value ad, I mis-spelled Value. Find the mistake I made in
the May issue and win a Gift Certificate to Ozgood’s
Grill & Bar. Every month there will be a written
mistake in one of the ads in the newsletter. Find that
mistake and be the tenth person to call and tell me at
(610)-693-9722. Good Luck. READ THOSE ADS!!!
(One win per year per person)
On site bookkeeping services at affordable prices.
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
Take a stroll to . . . . .
. . . For your “divine blooms”
Shop our wonderful gift selections on Saturday, May 5th
& get a complimentary African Violet to give to Mom on
Mother’s Day . . . or to keep for yourself
Our May Featured Artist: Sam Kincaid
With a $10 purchase enter to win a hand made platter
Drawing held Saturday, May 12th at 3:00 pm
27 East Penn Avenue
Wernersville, PA 19565
610-670-9700 www.fiveanddivine.com
Fritz Stoudt
Hours:
Tuesday—Saturday
10:00 a.m.—6:00 p.m.
280 Holland Street
Wernersville, PA
Photography
“Quality & Affordability”
Specializing in: Graduations, Weddings, Families & Pets
*Full indoor & outdoor studio
*Free yearbook photo with any session
*Proofs included in all graduation packages
*Friends & pets welcome at no extra charge
610-693-8101
YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS
Everyone that attended the program at the Conrad Weiser High School
with Ben & Cindy Walters and Linda & Elliott Sheftel on April 16th,
had to be moved beyond comfort at the heartbreaking story they shared
with us in an attempt to save our children and families from the tragedy
they live with everyday. Ben, a 2005 graduate of Wilson, spoke
candidly about the events of that day during Senior week at the shore.
I could feel his sincerity and remorse as he relived drinking alcohol
most of the day and the sequence of events that led up to him getting
into his car, hitting, and taking the life of Justin Sheftel. When Justin’s
mom, Linda, stood before us my tears started to flow. I have never
been able to grasp how a parent goes on after losing a child. Here
before us this obviously still grieving mom, begins to tell us about her
day, that day, that has made it impossible for her and her family to
ever be the same again. She speaks of the joy of Justin graduating and
what she remembers of that day up until that unwanted, this can’t be
happening, phone call when she learned she had lost her son. As we
all watched slides of Justin growing up, with his family and friends,
and then in his cap and gown so happy, not knowing how little time
this family had left to be together. That last kiss, that last goodbye.
Then Cindy, Ben’s mom, greeted us and took us through her day and
how this tragedy has affected her. She explained how and why she
does not look or live life in the same way. No one involved in this
would EVER be the same. We watched slides of Ben growing up, with
his family and friends and then in his cap and gown. What a proud
moment for a parent and a child. She explained her agony of having
been told of the accident and being kept from Ben because he was 18
years old. She had to make an appointment to visit Ben in jail and
could only see him a few times on the weekends through glass. No
hugs, no kisses. She asked that teenagers avoid senior week, it is not a
place you should be, and instead volunteer doing something good in the
name of Justin Sheftel. They all made us feel how the tragedy
affected all of their lives so differently but so intensely and forever. I
made a point to speak with all of them that night. What truly warm
people they all are and what they are doing could and should save
100’s of lives. If you missed hearing them speak at Weiser, please find
time and take your family to hear what they have to say. No one ever
wants to think that their world could be touched by such deep pain, and
these families could never have seen it coming after
graduation in 2005. But it can and it does happen to nice people. I
guarantee, you will be moved and so will your teens.
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
Try Our Delicious Homemade Opera Fudge
Homemade Favors for ALL Occasions & Holidays
Made to Order Baskets for ALL Occasions
Our Own Assortment of Homemade Chocolates
For your next Big Event let us Personalize it for you
We do Matches, Napkins, Plates, & Ribbons
New Location ~ Great Bargains!!!
We also offer inexpensive
Gifts, Candles, Collectibles, & Greeting Cards
20 West Penn Ave. ~ Wernersville ~ 610-927-9670
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Dear God,
Instead of letting people die
and having to make new ones
why don’t you just keep the
ones you got now?
Jane
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
Desiree Putt's Beauty Shop
610-488-0770
SUPPORT OUR LOCAL TRADESMEN
I have Buyers for your Robesonia Home!!!
Call me TODAY!!!
Get an instant Face Lift
with eyebrow shaping
Affordable Hair care for the Entire
Family in an at Home Atmosphere
194 Sheidy Road ~ Robesonia
Sharon Talys, REALTOR
Office Direct: 610-372-5633 Ext 3104
Mobile Direct: 484-256-2947
I have 15 years experience
assisting home buyers and sellers
with all of their Real Estate needs!
[email protected]
JAVA-THE-HUT
Located in
The Shurfine parking lot in Sinking Spring
Drive thru Expresso Bar
WEST SIDE
AUTO BODY AND SALES
Quality Pre-Owned Cars & Trucks
Collision Repair Center
411 WEST PENN AVENUE, ROBESONIA
Hot or Iced Coffee & Chai
Bagels, Biscotti, Muffins & Cookies
Open Mon-Fri 7am-5pm
Matthew Riehl
Owner/Proprietor
610-693-5969
Proud Sponsor of the Learn & Earn Contest
Prize Award 5/28/07 4pm
VOTE
Randy Gartner May 15th
LET’S GO SWMMMING
The Robesonia pool will open May 26th. The rates are
affordable for single or family memberships. What a
great way for the kids to enjoy summer, everyday (107
days) at the pool! Get ready to enjoy the planned activities
and plenty of cool water for those hot summer days ahead.
Contact Cindy at 610-670-7408 and sign up TOADY!!!
CONRAD WEISER SENIOR
WINS CAR
A very special, dedicated, hard working senior will be awarded
a car she won by competing in the Learn and Earn Contest
sponsored by Steve Elmarzouky owner of the Heidelberg Family
Restaurant, Steve and Rick Scholl, owners of West Side Auto
Body and Sales and the Our Robesonia Newsletter. Be sure to
come and watch as she receives the keys to her very own car at
the Heidelberg Family Restaurant on May 28th at 4pm. To earn
the car she had to complete 40 hours of community service, have
good grades and a good attendance at school, and write a story
about the experience which will be featured in the June issue of
the Our Robesonia. I want to thank the sponsors of the Learn
and Earn Contest and all the participants who entered.
Come out and see who “SHE” is May 28th at 4pm.
Come out to the Furnace
Creek on May 12 & 13th for
the annual trout rodeo and
have some family fun. This
event is held for Conrad
Weiser children 0-15 years of
age. Registration is at 7am.
Fishing starts at 9am. There
will be free soda and hot dogs
for the kids and prizes, prizes, prizes!!!
Sponsored by the Robesonia Fish & Game.
SUPPORT OUR TRADESMEN
Conrad Weiser True Value
411 N. 3rd St. Womelsdorf
610-589-2725
Website Design & Hosting
Hardware Sales and Service
Software Sales & Installation
Virus & Adware Protection
Free Pickup & Delivery ! !
Call today for an appointment !!
(610) 693-6873 Mon - Fri 8 - 5
Bob Ramsey
Community Bank Manager
Phone 610-693-9898
Fax 610-693-8484
Toll Free 877-768-2265
[email protected]
www.sovereignbank.com
Country Carriage Rides
Enjoy a Carriage Ride
tour across scenic farmland
Rodney Dieffenbach
610-589-4317
Perfect for your Wedding Day
or Freindly Gathering
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
AND
DRINK
Ozgood’s Grill & Bar
Monday-Wing Night $9.25 AYCE with sides
Sunday-Breakfast Brunch 9am-1pm $9.50
MAY Weekend Specials
Ice Cream Root Beer Floats
Breakfast
Subs
Soup
This Month’s Specials
Breakfast Deal $3.25 Eggs, Home Fries, Bacon
Toast & Coffee
Tue & Wed FREE Fries with any Steak Sandwich
4th-5th
Tex Mex
11th-12th Mother’s Day Surf & Turf Specials
13th
Mother’s Day Brunch 9-11am
Brunch Buffet 11-2pm $14.95 Special Menu 11-8pm
18th-19th Neptune’s Feast
25th-26th Clam Bakes
28th
CLOSED Memorial Day
Phone 610-693-6685 www.ozgoodsgrillandbar.com
319 East Penn Avenue ~ Robesonia
141 West Penn Ave
Happy
Mother’s Day!
HEIDELBERG
FAMILY RESTAURANT
Banquet Facilities ~ Gift Certificates Available
Open Daily 6am to 8:30pm
CLOSED
May 28th for
Memorial Day
Have a Safe
Holiday Weekend
Daily Specials
Wraps & Homemade Chicken Salad
It’s All SOOOO Good!
Call Ahead 610-693-5717
Located in the Robesonia EXXON
Open Daily 5:30am-7pm Sat 11am-5pm Closed Sunday
Breakfast Special Mon-Fri 6-11 am
1 Egg, Home Fries & Toast $1.99
w/ Ham, Sausage, Scrapple, or Bacon $2.99
Mother’s Day
Traditional Family Dinner
Adults $14.99 Children $6.99
Served from 11am all day
Happy Mother’s Day!
Fresh Soup & Crisp Salad Bar over 40 items
Route 422 in Robesonia 610-693-5060
Proud Sponsor of the Learn & Earn Contest