MWHS Helps The Homeless Selingrove Native Graduates From

December 27, 2013, Snyder County Times -3
Deeds:
Charles E. Mainhart & Suzanne M. Mainhart, Middleburg &
Chad E. Heintzelman & Jennifer L. Heintzelman, Dauphin Pa.
to Charles E. Mainhart & Suzanne M. Mainhart, Middleburg
property in Middleburg Borough for the sum of $76,000.00.
Charles E. Mainhart & Suzanne M. Mainhart, Middleburg &
Chad E. Heintzelman & Jennifer L. Heintzelman, Dauphin Pa.
to Charles E. Mainhart & Suzanne M. Mainhart, Middleburg
property in Middleburg Borough for the sum of $30,000.00.
Robert A. Margel, Selinsgrove to William C. Lenig, Sunbury
property in Monroe Township for the sum of $135,000.00.
Bobby R. Jones & Susan J. Jones, Port Trevorton & Ronnie
Jones, Walland, Tennessee to Bobby R. Jones & Susan J. Jones,
Port Trevorton property in Chapman Township for the sum of
$1.00.
Mt. Pleasant Mils Properties LLC, Williamsport to On Line
Inc, Pittsburgh, Pa. property in Perry Township for the sum of
$1,279,731.60.
Lynn Ann Lizardi, Harrisburg to Scott A. Lizardi, Selinsgrove
property in Monroe Manor for the sum of $1.00.
Bruce G. Johnson & Barbara E. Johnson, Northumberland to
Johnson Trust 2 Properties in Monroe Township for the sum of
$1.00.
Musser Trust, Selinsgrove property in Penn Township for the
sum of $1.00.
Edith E. Hackenberg by James E. Hackenberg & Georgia Ann
Scholl to Darrell M. Sundquist & Lauren E. Curtis, Port Orange Fl. Elouise L. Gehman, to Harvey L. Gehman & Eloise L.
Gehman & Karen L. Moyer, Mt. Pleasant Mills property in Perry
Township for the sum of $1.00.
Wayne C. Muthler, Shamokin Dam & Crystal K. Muthler, Milton to David M. Andrews & Cindy S. Andrews, Hummels Wharf
property in Shamokin Dam Borough for the sum of $170,000.00.
Connie M. Iverson, Bismarck, North Dakota to Alex E. Bruce,
Selinsgrove property in Freeburg Borough for the sum of
$103,500.00.
Derek A. Wendt, Middleburg to Paul F. Simpson & Linda L.
Simpson, Sligo, Pa. property in Middlecreek Township for the
sum of $110,000.00.
David R. Smeltz & Donnis L. Smeltz, Shamokin Dam to David
R. Smeltz Jr. & Beth A. Neitz, Trusts, Shamokin Dam property
in Shamokin Dam Borough for the sum of $1.00.
Scott E. Garrison & Lucinda J. Garrison, Beavertown to Frank
A. Spickler Jr. & Dawn E. Spickler Miller, Beavertown property
in Adams Township for the sum of $170,000.00.
Dennis B. Kline, Tampa, Florida & Gregory A. Kline, Middleburg to Clema J. Kline, Selinsgrove property in Selinsgrove Borough for the sum of $1.00.
Russell E. Wagenseller & Joyce A. Wagenseller, Mt Pleasant
Mills to Denise M. Olson, Pinehurst, North Carolina property in
Perry Township for the sum of $1.00.
Alison Schreier & Mascot Trust, Boca Raton, Florida to Mascot
LLC, Boca Raton, Florida property in Monroe Township for the
sum of $1.00.
Jessica King for Susan L. Catherman, Beaver Township for the
sum of Susan K. Garman, Middleburg property in Beaver Township & Adams Township for the sum of $105,000.00.
Curt L. Walborn & Laurie B. Walborn to Wells Fargo Bank, Fort
Mill SC property in Monroe Manor for the sum of $290,831.65.
Estate of Orpha A. Savidge by Heidi N. Fasold to Ralph W.
Kemrer Jr. & Sharon F. Kemrer, New Columbia property in
Penn Township for the sum of $148,000.00.
Mark K. Fisher & Lorna J. Fisher, Shamokin Dam to L&S Investments Properties of Pa. LLC, Selinsgrove property in Shamokin Dam Borough for the sum of $115,000.00.
Dan Grubb & Jacqueline E. Grubb, Chesapeake Virginia & Diane Grubb, Mt. Juliet, Tennessee & David Grubb, Chesapeake,
Virginia to Kenneth E. Hassinger & Sally A. Hassinger, McClure property in Beaver Township for the sum of $36,000.00.
Margaret S. Shaffer, Freeburg to Scott S. Shaffer, Freeburg
property in Washington Township for the sum of $1.00.
Nancy K. Shawver, Selinsgrove by Sara M. Hudock, to Nicholas A. Snook, Beaver Springs property in Spring Township for
the sum of $49,500.00.
Steven A. Mowery Sr. & Clovena Joy Mowery, Penns Creek to
Ernest R. Kriner, Penns Creek property in Center Township for
the sum of $32,000.00.
Rosalie J. Swope, Sunbury & Ida M. Stauffer, Port Trevorton to
Amos Stoltzfus Jr. & Cora S. Stoltzfus, Selinsgrove property in
Jackson Township for the sum of $1.00.
Marriage Licenses:
Kelvin Joel Cordero Cortes, Kreamer to Viviana Vazquez Ortiz,
Kreamer
Divorce Decree:
Brandon Rathfon, Middleburg from Erin M. Rathfon, Enola Pa.
Job E. Woolsey, Freeburg from Dominique N. Woolsey, Freeburg
Kenneth R. Luck III, Beaver Springs from Penny S. Luck, McClure
DISTRICT JUDGE JOHN H. REED, SELINSGROVE
Charged Kenneth Kentryel Forest, 31, of North Water Street,
in Selinsgrove, with driving under the influence of alcohol with
general impairment, driving under the influence of alcohol with
a blood alcohol level of 0.094 percent, and careless driving on
December 17, 2013. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 14, at 9 a.m.
Charged Eric Michael Lose, 20, of Red Maple Street, in Selinsgrove, with driving under the influence of alcohol with general
impairment, driving under the influence of alcohol with a high
blood alcohol level of 0.219 percent, driving under the influence
of a schedule 1 controlled substance, driving under the influence of a combination of drugs, driving under the influence of
a combination of drugs and alcohol, underage drinking, driving
on roadways laned for traffic, turning movements and required
signals, careless driving, and periods for requiring lighted lamps
on December 17. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January
15, at 10:15 a.m.
Charged Christopher Taylor George, 20, of Squire Hill Road,
in Long Valley, NJ, with possession of drug paraphernalia on
December 16. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January
15, at 10 a.m.
Charged Kevin D. Neal, 18, of Standing Stone Avenue, in
Huntingdon, PA, with possession of drug paraphernalia on December 16. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 15,
at 9:45 a.m.
Charged Steven Lee Berry, 24, of Canal Street, in Royalton,
PA, with theft by deception on December 13. A preliminary
hearing is scheduled for January 7, at 11:45 a.m.
Charged Jason Michael Papillo, 22, of Wheatridge Drive, in
Germantown, with driving under the influence of alcohol with
general impairment, driving under the influenc of alcohol with
a high blood alcohol level of 0.119 percent and general lighting
requirements on December 13. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 7, at 11:30 a.m.
Charged Richard Ryan Shimenas, 35, of Photo Lane, in Richfield, with receiving stolen property and retail theft on December
13. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 7, at 10:15
a.m.
Charged Melissa J. Krumbine, 49, of Masser Street,in Sunbury,
with issuing bad checks on December 11. A preliminary hearing
is scheduled for January 27, at 9:45 a.m.
DISTRICT JUDGE LORI HACKENBERG, MIDDLEBURG
Charged Mark Thomas Sodl, 36, of East 8th Street, Northampton, PA, with receiving stolen property, conspiracy, and theft by
unlawful taking on December 3. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 2, at 2 p.m.
Charged Amanda Bernice Prechtel, 36, of South Avenue, in
Custer City, PA, with receiving stolen property, conspiracy, and
theft by unlawful taking on December 3. A preliminary hearing is
scheduled for January 2, at 1:30 p.m.
Charged Nathan David Gilman, 29, of Grier Street, in Williamsport, with aggravated assault, simple assault, and recklessly
endangering another person on July 8. A preliminary hearing is
scheduled for January 2, at 2:30 p.m.
Charged Emily Roth, 27, of N. Rt. 130, in Burlington, NJ, with
corruption of minors and furnishing drug free urine on November
22. A preliminary hearing was held on December 23, at 1:30 p.m.
Charged Alex Jonathan Austin, 26, of Zeller Street, in McClure,
with possession of a small amount of marijuana, possession of
drug paraphernalia, and driving under the influence of a controlled
substance on November 26. A preliminary hearing is scheduled
for January 8, at 1:30 p.m.
SELINSGROVE STATE POLICE
Crash 10:59 a.m. December 21, on SR 104 and Paradise Church
Road, in Perry Township. A 1996 Ford Ranger driven by Thomas
McAndrew, 55, of Farrandsville, PA, was traveling south on SR
104. A horse pulling a buggy traveled from Paradise Church Road
into McAndrew’s path. The horse was struck by McAndrew’s vehicle causing serious injury to the horse and minor damage to the buggy. No one was in the buggy at the time of the crash. The horse had
gotten loose from a nearby location. The horse and buggy belong
to Leroy Gehman, of Mt. Pleasant Mills. No injuries were reported.
Harassment 11 p.m. December 16, at 462 Zerbe Road, in Center
Township. Savannah Goodling, 21, of Middleburg, struck, shoved,
kicked or otherwise subjected John Shaffer, 21 and Rochette Kahley, 19, to physical contact causing injuries to their faces.
Crash 9:20 a.m. December 18, in a parking lot at the State School,
in Penn Township. A 2002 Chevrolet 2500 driven by Robert J. Huntsinger, 53, of Ashland, was plowing snow in a parking lot. Huntsinger began to backup and struck a 2008 Hyundai Elantra which
was parked in a parking space unattended. No injuries occurred.
DUI/Resisting Arrest 12:50 a.m. December 16, on SR 11/15 at
Park Road and McDonalds, in Monroe Township. Police conducted
a traffic stop on a 2003 Dodge Stratus sedan driven by a 42 year old
male, of Port Trevorton. The driver fled the vehicle and ran from
police. He was apprehended and taken into custody for suspicion of
DUI and resisting arrest. The investigation continues. Charges are
pending lab results.
Crash 3:18 p.m. December 16, on SR 522 at its intersection with
Universal Road, in Penn Township. A 2001 Mercury Cougar driven
by Jamie M. Renard, 34, of Selinsgrove, was traveling north behind
two other vehicles. A 1989 Chevrolet 2500 driven by Richard S.
Heintzelman, 49, of Middleburg, was traveling north on SR 522 and
was the lead car. Heintzelman attempted to make a left turn onto
Universal Road when the vehicle behind him swerved to miss him.
Renard then saw the middle car swerve off the roadway resulting
in Renard’s vehicle striking the rear of Heintzelman’s vehicle. Renard’s vehicle came to rest at the point of impact and Heintzelman’s
vehicle came to a controlled stop along the northbound lane of SR
522. Renard sustained injuries of unknown severity. Heintzelman
was not injured. Renard was cited for driving vehicle at safe speed.
Crash 4:50 p.m. December 18, on SR 522 at its intersection with
Middle Creek Road, in Penn Township. A 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
driven by a 16 year old female, of Middleburg, was traveling north
on SR 522. The driver failed to slow for standing traffic and struck
a 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser driven by Stanley E. Geiswhite, 51,
of Sunbury, which struck a 2003 Ford Taurus driven by Robert E.
Reichner, 55, of Selinsgrove. After impact with Geiswhite’s vehicle
the Pontiac traveled into the southbound lane of SR 522 and struck
a 2002 Ford Escape driven by Tracy L. Kerstetter, 43, of Selinsgrove, before coming to rest in the southbound lane of SR 522 facing north. . Geiswhite and Reichner’s vehicles came to rest on the
shoulder of SR 522 facing north. Kerstetter’s vehicle came to rest in
the southbound lane of SR 522 facing south. The 16 year old driver
was cited for following too closely. No injuries were reported.
Crash 3:13 p.m. December 18, on Bowersox Road, 1181 feet
west of SR 104, in Center Township. A 1993 Ford Ranger driven
by Kent E. Forney, 25, of Middleburg, was traveling west on Bowersox Road. Forney lost control of his vehicle while negotiating a
left curve. The vehicle left the roadway and struck a drainage ditch,
before striking an embankment and overturned, coming to rest on
its passenger side facing south. Forney was cited for driving vehicle
at safe speed.
Hit and Run 10:45 a.m. December 23, on Brown Street at Dime
Alley, in Monroe Township. An unknown vehicle was backing
down (east) on Brown Street when it backed into a stop sign located
at Brown Street and Dime Alley. After impact, the vehicle fled the
scene heading west on Brown Street. The vehicle then continued
north on SR 11/15.
Theft Between 9 a.m.-12 p.m. December 21, at 2237 N. Old
Trail, in Monroe Township. Richard E. Depack, 49, of Selinsgrove,
reported that a package was removed from his porch. Anyone with
information is asked to contact police at 570-374-8145.
MIDDLEBURG POLICE
DUI/Crash 4:15 a.m. on SR 522 east of its intersection with Smalsh
Barrick Road, in Middlcreek Township. A 2009 Ford Fusion driven
by Sara Laderosa, 24, of Middleburg, was traveling south on SR
522 when she swerved to miss an animal in the roadway. Laderosa
lost control of her vehicle striking the embankment on the right side
of the roadway. The vehicle then traveled across both lanes of traveling striking the guide rails along the north side of SR 522 causing
her vehicle to travel across both lanes of travel striking an embankment. The vehicle then crossed the roadway again striking the guide
rails where it came to final rest. During the investigation it was determined that Laderosa was under the influence of alcohol and was
taken into custody. Blood test result showed a BAC of 0.095 percent. Laderosa was charged with DUI and several traffic violations.
Stolen Vehicle 1:47 p.m. December 18, on Grand Street, in Middleburg. A red 2001 Chevrolet Cavalier belonging to Jonathan Buck/
Charles Sewa, of Beavertown, was stolen. The vehicle is missing
hub caps on all four wheels and has a dent in the driver side front
fender. Anyone with information on the location of the vehicle or
relating to this theft is asked to contact police at 570-837-0321.
MWHS Helps The
Homeless
By Kay Poeth
On November 19, Mr. Dietz (Technology Education) invited
two speakers to come into his classes to describe to students
their next project. The two speakers were Tammy Clinger and
Brenda Bowersox from the By Grace Transitional Home. Tammy and Brenda started the homeless shelter over a year ago, and
are now doing some new renovations to it; this is where Mr.
Dietz and his students come in to help with the framing. They
will be renovating in the Old Village Square, the part above the
Thrift Store. Tammy and Brenda hope to have fourteen additional rooms for women and children. The project is estimated
to cost around $285,000, but hopefully, with help from the community, donations, and lots of fundraising, Tammy and Brenda
hope to complete the renovations for approximately $50,000
and have the work completed by spring.
By Grace Transitional Home offers not only a shelter from
the elements, but also helps its residents get their lives back on
track. Five programs are offered to residents: Education, Employment, Housing, Prevention, and Life Skills. By Grace helps
those who did not graduate from high school get their GED.
Speakers, who specialize in employment, come in to assist the
jobless prepare applications, résumés, and help them to develop essential skills by providing them with employment in the
Thrift Store and with catering. With housing, residents learn
life skills, how to budget money, and what Tammy and Brenda
call the “Real Life Game.” The game basically has residents
pretend they are on their own, and prepares them to deal with
real life circumstances. By Grace also informs their residents
about protection against STDs, parenting skills, pregnancy, and
domestic violence. Lastly, By Grace teaches multiple life skills
including how to cook, house keep, grocery shop, and even how
to balance a checkbook.
When asked why they do what they do to help the homeless, Tammy, a foster mother to five, said she believes God has
given them the love for the community and foster children,
which makes her want to help those less fortunate. Brenda’s
response was that when she was still in school and had gotten pregnant, her parents were always there to help and support
her. If it weren’t for them, she wouldn’t have gotten through it.
Ultimately, both women want to do whatever they can to help
the community. When asked why Mr. Dietz wanted to be a part
of this project, he said that he has known Tammy through By
Grace works, and that he liked doing community- based things
with his students. Mr. Dietz loves the opportunity to serve and
help others.
Most factors of homelessness in the country include poverty,
lack of affordable housing, job loss, lack of health care, mental
illness, substance abuse, and domestic violence. The National Alliance to End Homelessness reports, “There are 633,782
people experiencing homelessness on any given night in the
US. 142,168 (22.1%) are children, 62,619 (13%) are veterans,
and 269,991 (42.6%) are disabled and unable to work.” It’s sad
knowing that people, including veterans, sleep in the elements
without a roof over their heads, yet it’s comforting to know that
there are people like Tammy and Brenda out there who are trying to help make the difference. As a community, we should
work together to help each other, not only to better our community, but also to feel better about ourselves, knowing we’ve
made a difference.
If you are interested in helping in your community or helping
By Grace Transitional Home meet its goal, call Tammy Clinger
at (570) 765-2086 and Brenda Bowersox at (570) 765-2293. For
more information about homelessness, visit: http://www.frontsteps.org/how-to-help/advocate/facts-us-homelessness
Selingrove Native Graduates
From Basic Training
Army National Guard Pvt. Casey B. Ross has graduated from
basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the
Army mission, history, tradition and core values, physical fitness, and received instruction and practice in basic combat
skills, military weapons, chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed
and unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid, foot marches, and
field training exercises.
Ross is the son of Brian Ross of Mountain Top and Sybil Dorman of Selinsgrove.
Check out our website:
www.thesnydercountytimes.com
email us at: [email protected]
Rt. 11 & 15, Just South of Port Trevorton • Phone: 374-1550
Store Hours: Mon. - Sat. 7 a.m.-8 p.m.; Closed Sunday
Specials Effective: Dec. 30 -Jan. 4
New Year's Day Hours 7am-5pm
Oven Roasted Turkey Breast lb. $3.99
Smoked Turkey Ham lb. $3.19
lb. $2.49
Hatfi
tfield Cooked Salami
Ring Bologna
lb. $3.79
lb. $4.79
Swiss Cheese
Low Salt Lacey Swiss Cheese lb. $4.99
Premium Ice Cream 48 oz. $2.99
Orange Juice
64 oz. 2/$4
18 .oz $2.09
Peanut Butter
3 Liter Soda
$1.49
Merry Christmas
& Happy New Year!
Menu For Dec 30 - Jan 4
MONDA BBQ Meatballs,Turkey & Stuffi
MONDAY:
Stuf ng Wraps, Sour
Cream Potatoes, Chicken Corn Soup
TUESDAY: Ham Loaf, Chicken & Broccoli Casserole,
Stuffed Peppers, Chili
Stuf
WEDNESDAY: Mashed Potatoes, Pork & Sauerkraut,
Snap Peas
THURSDAY:
HURSDA
HURSDAY:
Glazed Meatloaf, BBQ Ribs, Gourmet
Cheese Potatoes, Ham & Bean Soup
FRIDAY: Haddock,Baked Ham, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy,
Chicken & Filling Balls
SATURDAY:
URDA
URDAY:
BBQ Chicken, Party Ham Casserole,
Mozzarella Sticks, Steamed Broccoli
Items Offered Every Day: Fried Chicken, Potato
Wedges, Baked Beans, Macaroni & Cheese