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charged
in bank
robbery
THE CHALLENGE AN AMBITIOUS 15-YEAR PLAN AIMS TO CUT CITY POVERTY IN HALF
AND PUT 3,000 LOW-WAGE WORKERS INTO GOOD JOBS
Convicted of murdering
ex-wife, man out on parole
JONAS FORTUNE
JFORTUNE@LNPNEWS.COM
The 1960s urban renewal in Lancasters Southeast created tracts of public housing, cementing concentrated poverty for decades.
POLITICS
Commission: Newly Analysis: Report fails to
Trump formed, diverse coalition MORE ON
find plan to mend citys
train stops to tackle problems POVERTY geographic fracture
in Hershey
JEFF HAWKES Graphic shows the JEFF HAWKES
JHAWKES@LNPNEWS.COM rate at which local JHAWKES@LNPNEWS.COM
A special commission that has spent the poverty rates are The mayors poverty commission has is-
increasing. Page A4
past year studying ways to help the poor in sued a report touching on Lancasters long
President-elect stirs crowd Lancaster has issued an ambitious, 15-year Map shows city embrace of segregation without making a
plan to lift at least half out of poverty and case for how to redress wrongs that embed-
with recounting of victory place 3,000 into good-paying jobs.
poverty rates by
census tracts; highest ded Lancaster Countys deepest poverty
The Mayors Commission to Combat Pov- rate in southeast south of King Street.
erty is also tapping a new, permanent coali- quadrant. Page A4 Its an omission that matters.
tion to lead the charge in halving the citys The prevalence of poverty in Lancaster is
poverty rate, which at 29 percent exceeds The cost to eliminate entwined with the geography of poverty.
poverty in the city?
the rates for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, About $57 million a Lancasters Southeast, long synonymous
by 2032. year, according to with housing for poor minorities, now has a
Fifteen years and get rid of half of the U.S. Census Bureau. census tract where, for the first time, more
POVERTY, page A4 Page A5 ANALYSIS, page A4
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WEATHER
Farmland
ARSONS LINKED?
County
eliminates
daily pay-
to-stay fee yields more
Difficult to
collect, officials
than crops
scrap policy Report: $676M annual value on
intangible perks from agriculture
CHRISTOPHER PRATT
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ACRABLE@LNPNEWS.COM
Freedom used to come
at a price, literally, for Lancaster Countys farmland provides environ-
Lancaster County Pris- mental benefits worth more than $676 million an-
on inmates. nually, a new study says.
On average, released And thats not counting the staples such as milk
inmates would get a bill and corn.
of $670 when leaving the For the first time, the study commissioned by
prison, sometimes more the Lancaster County Agriculture Council looked
depending on the num- at intangible contributions made by local agri-
ber of days they stayed at culture.
the facility. CASEY KREIDER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER So, what are those intangibles?
Not anymore. Marvin High, owner of the building that houses Almanzar Tire LLC on Ranck Mill Think a source of water, pollination, recreation,
Starting Jan. 1, the pris- Road, surveys the fire damage Thursday morning. tourism and flood protection. Think the patch-
on is scrapping the $10 work of verdant fields and its contribution to the
per day fee, instituted Police seek connection after blazes set quality of life of its residents. Think of soil and
in 1993. Officials are do-
ing away with it because 5 days apart, both involving tire dealers trees that absorb carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas
that contributes to global warming.
most freed inmates dont Farmland is functioning as no other land is,
pay. LINDSEY BLEST nected. and we need to put a value on that, Christopher
LBLEST@LNPNEWS.COM
Prison officials and a Crews responded to the LV Al- Thompson, director of the Lancaster County Con-
collections agency used Officials are investigating whether manzar Tire LLC fire shortly after 1 servation District, said at a Thursday morning ag
by the prison have had two city arson fires set five days apart a.m. Thursday and cleared the scene issues forum hosted by the Ag Council.
little success in collect- are connected. around 4 a.m. That is precisely what the new study, Beyond
ing the fees over the A three-alarm fire struck LV Alman- Its quite a bit of damage, Marvin Food: The Environmental Benefits of Lancaster
years. So far this year, zar Tire LLC at 1023 Ranck Mill Road High, the buildings owner, said. County, by San Diego-based nonprofit Earth Eco-
$1.58 million has been early Thursday morning, city fire bu- High, 74, who lives in Neffsville, nomics, did.
billed, but only $22,122, reau Capt. Todd Hutchinson said. worked with investigators and fire of- The study offers a new perspective on local ag-
or 1.4 percent, has been Doctor Tire LLC, 444 S. Prince St., ficials Thursday. riculture, which often gets bad press for sending
collected. was damaged in a fire Saturday night. You know about the Doctor Tire farm runoff pollution into the Chesapeake Bay.
As a way to place some The blazes caused an estimated fire? Theyre saying that was arson,
of the costs for incar- $50,000 worth of damage to each High, 74, said. This is arson. Theyre Thinking holistically
ceration on prisoners, business. very, very careful as to how theyre
the housing-fee program We have two arsons within a few approaching it. The findings highlight the importance of think-
has been inefficient and days of each other, and they are busi- High, who has owned the property ing about agriculture holistically rather than as
riddled with problems nesses that are similar, Lancaster city since 1983, said he began renting to LV Al- an economic driver alone, said Scott Sheely, spe-
for years, said Tammy police Sgt. Bill Hickey said Thursday. manzar Tire LLC about three years ago. cial assistant for workforce development for the
Moyer, the prisons di- We are looking into the possibil- Lancaster city police are investigat- Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
rector of administration. ity that these incidents could be con- ing both fires. FARMLAND, page A11
And, more often than
not, (inmates) credit is
negatively affected. RECREATION
The decision will have
little financial impact
on the countys bottom
line. But it should re-
State grant a boost for Rail Trail missing link
lieve prison staff of tal- $800K for Safe Harbor Trestle Bridge among 12 county projects getting funding
lying inmates fees across
four departments, and TIM STUHLDREHER Rail Trail. to pedestrian use. more than $2 million, went to
TSTUHLDREHER@LNPNEWS.COM
ex-inmates will feel less The grant from the Depart- The grant was among 261 to- 10 Lancaster County munici-
pressure from collec- A state grant worth $800,000 ment of Conservation and Nat- taling $45 million announced palities or nonprofits.
tions agents upon their will help Manor Township ural Resources will go toward Thursday at Longs Park by Recipients must contribute
release. complete a key missing piece of a $4 million project to convert DCNR secretary Cindy Adams their own funding to the proj-
PRISON, page A11 the popular Enola Low Grade the Safe Harbor Trestle Bridge Dunn. Twelve of them, totaling GRANT, page A12
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Poverty: Coalition LOCAL POVERTY RATES INCREASING CITY POVERTY BY CENSUS TRACT
Lancaster County and Lancaster city poverty rates
continue to diverge. A 7 percentage-point gap in 1969
The highest rates of poverty in Lancaster city remain
in the southeast quadrant, consistent with the historic
became a 20.5 percentage-point gap by 2015. The Mayors legacy of racial segregation and housing and employment
Continued from A1 going to have to do to- Commission to Combat Poverty has set a goal of cutting discrimination. For the rst time, poverty has exceeded
poverty in Lancaster gether. the citys rate in half over the next 15 years. 50 percent in one of the citys 14 census tracts. Poverty
citywide is 29 percent, but in eight tracts the rate exceeds
city? Thats a game RATE CITY OF LANCASTER LANCASTER COUNTY (OUTSIDE CITY) the city average.
change, Lancaster May- Funding challenge 30% 28%
29%
or Rick Gray said of the 26%
b 11% - 20% b 21% - 30% b 31% - 40% b 41% - 54%
commissions work. Im Although progress will
proud of what they did. take money, the report is 25% 2010-14
Gray accepted the vague about finances. It 21% 21%
87-page report, titled asserts that results will 20%
One Good Job, at a yield funding.
15%
17% 34%
celebration Thursday The challenge out 25%
night at Tec Centro as there is on (potential
15%
23% 11%
the 11-member volun- funders) to embrace the 8.5%
teer panel completed its commissions report and 10% 8% 8% 12% 41%
yearlong assignment. invest in it, said Carlos 7%
6% 6%
7% 34%
27%
The commission spent Graupera, a commission 5% 35% %
42
$135,618, about half from member and CEO of the
the Lancaster County Southeast Lancaster-
0 34% 33%
Community Founda- based Spanish American
1969 1979 1989 1999 2005-9 2008-12 2011-15 54%
tion. Civic Association. We
In its report, made cant be expecting hun-
SOURCE: FLOYD INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY WHITE PAPER ON POVERTY, FRANKLIN &
14%
MARSHALL COLLEGE
Move 3,000 heads The poverty commis- nitys history. The report, however, MARSHALL COLLEGE
of households to living- sion chose not to ask city Agencies working to- does contain a chapter,
wage employment. council or the county gether to attack poverty called Our Apology, workers, particularly president of the Lan-
Make quality pre- commissioners to create is not a new concept that acknowledges the single mothers, as they caster Chamber of Com-
kindergarten classes a poverty chief or similar here. For about a decade toxic consequences of seek to overcome train- merce & Industry, said
universally available in position funded by and at the turn of the mil- racial segregation and ing, child care, transpor- he entered the year-
the city. accountable to elected lennium, five nonprof- 1960s-era urban renewal tation and other obsta- long effort hoping for a
Help two-thirds of officials. The new coali- its formed The Inner housing policies. cles to employment. The unique, game-changing
the workforce acquire a tion will be accountable City Group to revitalize Well need your help Community Action Part- solution, but he learned
post-high school degree to itself and its funders. the South Duke Street to push back against nership already employs the problem is too big for
or certificate. corridor, an effort that these philosophies and seven navigators. a silver bullet.
Create 60 units of Collective impact expired after achieving policies, and set the south Separately, the Com- What I think this re-
affordable housing. some headway. side of the city back on a munity Action Partner- port does is recognize
Help 100 city fami- Chairing the new Co- It was flawed in some path toward prosperity, ship, working with the the reality of the hard
lies become homeown- alition to Combat Pover- areas, but it did some the report says. High companies and work and the broad level
ers. ty will be Jennifer Kop- important things, said nonprofits, has assem- of engagement thats go-
Hire 20 block cap- pel. Koppel said shell Graupera, who headed Jobs focus bled a crew of hard-to- ing to be required to ad-
tains. perform the coalitions one of the five cooperat- hire workers into a con- dress the issue, Baldrige
Establish seven duties in conjunction ing agencies. It gave us Commission chair Ju- struction/landscaping said. I think the report
neighborhood groups. with her role as execu- a lot of things to learn rman said the report is team to work on projects in that way is much more
The new coalition tive director of the Lan- from. titled One Good Job in impoverished neigh- realistic and in the long
is asked to adopt nine caster County Coalition for a reason. borhoods. term has much more im-
strategies and 25 action to End Homelessness. Helping Its about the differ- The workers get on- pact.
items. It will oversee a We know that people individuals ence that one good job the-job training, earn Graupera, who brought
sizable network that in- who live in poverty are makes, not just for the living wages and receive to the commissions dis-
cludes nonprofits, gov- at a much higher risk of The commissions re- persons income, but social supports such as cussions decades of ex-
ernment and business experiencing homeless- port offers comprehen- for the amount of time budgeting classes. Moti- perience in trying to re-
leaders, and seven action ness, said Koppel, who sive detail about how to that they can spend with vated team members can make the inner city, said
teams, each working on joined the poverty com- help individual house- their family and the go on to better-paying it will take all hands on
a need such as housing, mission midyear to fill a holds overcome barriers time that they can get positions with High or deck to push the agenda
education or sustainable vacancy. I dont have an to self-sufficiency. It says engaged in the commu- work with the nonprofit forward.
wages. answer as to how much connecting the poor to nity, Jurman said. One ASSETS to start a small Regardless of what
Also, a new nonprofit (of my time) its going to living-wage employment good job clears up tons business. happened in the past, he
community develop- take. I cant lose focus on is at the core of the of symptoms of poverty They will earn enough said, we need to move
ment corporation will the homeless coalition. commissions recom- that we no longer need to someday purchase the forward with investment
take on housing and The new poverty coali- mendations. nonprofits to artificially very homes theyre re- by schools, public of-
workforce development tion will adopt collec- The report is less con- supplement. habilitating, the report ficials, foundations, the
initiatives. tive impact as its way crete about how to break Drawing from an an- says. private sector, and I think
I think the level of re- forward, modeling the up the concentration tipoverty initiative in Education initiatives thats where we need to
lationship and trust that approach of the home- of poverty in Lancaster Richmond, Virginia, include expanding the position this effort.
weve built has already less coalition and United neighborhoods where the report recommends community school mod- The Lancaster County
changed the game, said Way-funded collabora- more than 40 percent of creating a workforce de- el to more city schools, Community Foundation
Dan Jurman, commis- tives. Collective impact households live below velopment agency that strengthening after- contributed $65,000 to
sion chair and CEO of holds that entrenched federal poverty guide- would be a more nimble school programs and the commissions work.
the Community Action social problems are best lines. and flexible alternative aligning curriculum with Franklin & Marshall Col-
Partnership. Were tackled by diverse orga- The report, for in- to the state-run Career- workforce needs. lege gave $59,000 as part
not strangers to each nizations pulling togeth- stance, does not ad- Link employment office. of its annual in-lieu-of-
other anymore, and that er toward a shared goal. vocate restructuring The new initiative, No silver bullet taxes payment. The city
means something when The commission says high-poverty schools or for example, would hire paid $11,681, said Patrick
we start talking about its goals are achievable breaking up neighbor- navigators to work one Tom Baldrige, a com- Hopkins, the citys busi-
the real work that were if we come together and hoods of public housing on one with hard-to-hire mission member and ness administrator.
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get competitively priced BB&T will make its worthy of support. the loss of 89 jobs at A price was not dis- ed to be completed early
financing elsewhere contribution over three The fact that we could Susquehanna Banc- closed. next year.
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As borrowers repay Another bank also has itive economic impact in quarters following deal will help it expand ark, Ohio, was founded in
their loans, those repaid promised to put $1 mil- a relatively short period BB&Ts $2.5 billion its portfolio of commer- 1949.
dollars will be recycled lion into the Jobs for of time was something purchase of Susque- cial products, especially The company has
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Vol.: 11.7m (1.5x avg.) PE: 13.9 Vol.: 43.7m (4.1x avg.) PE: ...
ease sanctions should consider Mkt. Cap: $30.48 b Yield: 1.4% Mkt. Cap: $36.65 b Yield: ...
against Russia. But energy producer
Jeffrey Kleintop, chief Canada, which has
global investment less political
FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD
strategist at Charles baggage. Commodities
Crude Oil (bbl) 50.90 51.04 -0.27 +37.4
Gold slumped Ethanol (gal) 1.61 1.67 -0.66 +15.0
Russian GDP Russian RTS index Thursday to its Heating Oil (gal) 1.64 1.64 -0.09 +49.2
6% 1,200 lowest price in Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.43 3.54 -2.99 +46.9
Looking up: Dec. 15: 1,138 10 months as Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.54 1.53 +0.59 +21.7
Rising oil prices 4 traders shifted to METALS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD
holdings that Gold (oz) 1127.80 1161.30 -2.88 +6.4
and the election 1,000
2 tend to benefit Silver (oz) 15.90 17.15 -7.32 +15.4
of Donald Trump from higher Platinum (oz) 893.60 940.80 -5.02 +0.2
Oil and gas tracker has had a interest rates. Copper (lb) 2.60 2.60 -0.15 +22.1
0
Oilfield services company Baker positive effect on 800 Silver and Palladium (oz) 706.30 731.55 -3.45 +26.0
Hughes issues today its latest the Russian -2 copper fell. U.S. AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD
weekly tally of U.S. oil and natural economic crude oil also Cattle (lb) 1.11 1.11 -0.34 -18.5
gas rigs. outlook. -4 600 fell. Coffee (lb) 1.38 1.40 -1.39 +9.2
10 11 12 13 14 15 16* 17* 2015 2016 Corn (bu) 3.57 3.52 -1.56 -0.6
While depressed energy prices
have curtailed exploration, the rig Cotton (lb) 0.72 0.72 -0.51 +13.3
Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 313.50 316.00 -0.79 +21.7
count has been rising in recent
Sources: International Monetary Fund; FactSet *estimates Paul Wiseman; J. Paschke AP Orange Juice (lb) 1.95 2.02 -3.05 +39.6
weeks. Last week, the number of Soybeans (bu) 10.29 10.24 +0.51 +18.1
rigs increased by 27 to 624. That Wheat (bu) 4.09 3.92 -2.23 -12.9
total included 498 rigs exploring (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.)
for oil and 125 seeking natural
gas. One was listed as miscella-
neous. The U.S. rig count peaked
at 4,530 in 1981. It bottomed out
Company
Spotlight Leaping Lilly Interestrates TREASURIES YEST PVS
NET
CHG WK MO QTR
1YR
AGO
Eli Lilly shares jumped after the Indianapolis-based 3-month T-bill .50 0.53 -0.03 r s s .25
in May at 404.
drugmaker assured investors it remains on track for 6-month T-bill .65 0.65 ... s s s .49
U.S. Rig count double-digit earnings growth next year despite the 52-wk T-bill .89 0.89 ... s s s .67
seasonally adjusted percent change failure of a highly anticipated experimental treatment to $71.37 - leaving it still down 6.1 percent since the 2-year T-note 1.28 1.27 +0.01 s s s 1.01
650 for Alzheimers disease. Nov. 23 announcement of solanezumabs failure. The yield on the 5-year T-note 2.10 2.05 +0.05 s s s 1.75
624 Eli Lillys stock had plunged as much as 15 percent in The company projects adjusted net income of $4.05 to 10-year Treasury 10-year T-note 2.60 2.57 +0.03 s s s 2.30
the wake of last months disclosure that its solanezumab $4.15 per share next year better than the $3.96-a-share rose to 2.60 per- 30-year T-bond 3.16 3.18 -0.02 s s s 3.01
597 cent Thursday.
588 593 (sohl-ah-NAYZ-uh-mab) drug had again failed to analysts surveyed by FactSet had forecast.
Yields affect NET 1YR
575 569 568 demonstrate effectiveness in a widely anticipated study. Eli Lilly has struggled to replace the revenue lost rates on mort- BONDS YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO
Investors were only partially assuaged by Eli Lillys when some of its top-selling drugs lost patent gages and other
statement Thursday, driving the stock up 5.5 percent protection in 2011 and 2013. consumer loans. AP Muni Bond Idx 2.77 2.73 +0.04 s s s ...
Barclays Glob Agg Bd 1.65 1.65 ... s s r ...
500 Eli Lilly (LLY) Thursdays close: $71.37 Total return 1-yr 3-yr* 5-yr* Barclays USAggregate
PRIME FED Barclays US Corp
2.70 2.64 +0.06 s s s 2.58
11/4 11/11 11/18 11/23 12/2 12/9 3.47 3.43 +0.04 3.65
52-WEEK RANGE
LLY -14.3% 16.3 15.4 RATE FUNDS
s s s
Week ending Price-earnings ratio: 31 Barclays US High Yield 6.13 6.12 +0.01 t t t 8.79
$64 $87 (Based on past 12-month results) Div. yield: 2.9% Dividend: $2.08 YEST 3.50 .63
Moodys AAA Corp Idx 4.08 4.09 -0.01 s s s 4.00
Source: FactSet
6 MO AGO 3.50 .38
AP AP *annualized Source: FactSet 1 YR AGO 3.50 .38 10-Yr. TIPS .69 0.61 +0.08 s s s .82
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AT&T Inc T 33.41 8 43.89 41.50 +.40 +1.0 s s s +20.6 +28.0 24027 16 1.96f PNC Financial PNC 77.40 0115.77 115.63 +1.43 +1.3 s s s +21.3 +25.4 2765 16 2.20f
Air Products APD 114.64 8157.84 149.09 +.91 +0.6 t s s +14.6 +27.1 1061 22 3.44 PPL Corp PPL 32.08 3 39.92 34.15 +.37 +1.1 s s t +0.1 +7.7 4078 14 1.51
Applied Indl Tch AIT 35.55 0 62.65 62.00 +.60 +1.0 t s s +53.1 +56.7 262 25 1.12 Patterson Cos PDCO 36.46 3 50.40 40.39 +.25 +0.6 r t t -10.7 -5.7 884 17 0.96
Arconic Inc ARNC 16.75 7 22.64 20.56 -.19 -0.9 t s s +4.5 +0.7 4543 0.09p Penn Natl Gaming PENN 11.93 5 17.40 14.12 -.02 -0.1 t s s -11.9 -4.7 566 dd ...
Armstrong Flooring AFI 11.77 9 20.85 19.54 +.48 +2.5 t s s +52.5 ... 154 ... Penney JC Co Inc JCP 6.00 6 11.99 9.27 -.28 -2.9 t t s +39.2 +35.8 11851 dd ...
Armstrong World Inds AWI 31.13 8 45.75 42.35 -.55 -1.3 t s s +6.8 +10.7 412 27 ... Pfizer Inc PFE 28.25 5 37.39 32.75 -.07 -0.2 s s t +1.5 +5.7 20292 13 1.28f
BB&T Corp BBT 29.95 0 47.62 46.96 +.18 +0.4 t s s +24.2 +29.9 4417 17 1.20
Rite Aid Corp RAD 6.33 0 8.50 8.38 +.04 +0.5 t s s +6.9 +7.5 4746 56 ...
Bco Santander SA SAN 3.60 0 5.25 5.14 +.04 +0.8 s s s +5.5 +8.9 7629 0.22e
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Campbell Soup CPB 50.54 6 67.89 59.46 +.36 +0.6 s s s +13.1 +13.4 2109 21 1.40 Supervalu Inc SVU 3.94 4 7.17 4.95 +.13 +2.7 s s t -27.0 -25.3 2852 8 ...
Carpenter Tech CRS 23.99 9 42.27 38.81 +.76 +2.0 t s t +28.2 +25.6 281 34 0.72 TE Connectivity Ltd TEL 51.70 0 71.87 70.69 +.07 +0.1 t s s +9.4 +15.0 919 15 1.48
Clarcor Inc CLC 44.13 0 83.00 82.40 -.07 -0.1 t s s +65.9 +76.5 1077 31 1.00f Tanger Factory SKT 29.46 4 42.20 34.45 +.03 +0.1 t s t +5.4 +10.9 604 13 1.30a
Costco Wholesale COST138.57 7169.59 160.11 +1.12 +0.7 s s s -0.9 -0.7 1765 29 1.80 Tegna Inc TGNA 17.91 6 26.39 22.21 +.04 +0.2 t t s -13.0 -10.4 1304 10 0.56
Donegal A DGICA 12.69 0 16.90 16.70 +.22 +1.3 t s s +18.6 +29.6 74 13 0.55 Tyson Foods TSN 48.52 5 77.05 62.40 +.26 +0.4 s t t +17.0 +19.2 2874 15 0.60f
Exelon Corp EXC 26.26 9 37.70 35.73 +.64 +1.8 s s s +28.7 +42.8 9368 15 1.27f UGI Corp UGI 31.59 9 48.13 44.86 +.74 +1.7 s s t +32.9 +42.3 482 11 0.95
Frontier Comm FTR 3.10 2 5.85 3.49 +.05 +1.5 t s t -25.3 -14.2 12640 0.42 Univrsl Corp UVV 49.95 0 61.90 61.65 +.95 +1.6 s s s +9.9 +19.5 157 16 2.12f
Fulton Financial FULT 11.48 0 19.45 19.00 +.20 +1.1 t s s +46.0 +46.3 977 21 0.40f Urban Outfitters URBN 20.06 6 40.80 31.22 -1.04 -3.2 t t t +37.2 +43.1 2308 16 ...
GlaxoSmithKline PLC GSK 37.20 2 45.58 38.12 +.16 +0.4 s t t -5.5 +3.9 3984 2.89e Verizon Comm VZ 43.79 7 56.95 51.81 +.18 +0.3 s s t +12.1 +18.6 13633 15 2.31f
Harley Davidson HOG 36.36 0 62.35 59.83 -.17 -0.3 t s s +31.8 +34.9 3483 16 1.40 WalMart Strs WMT 58.67 8 75.19 71.08 -.26 -0.4 s s t +16.0 +21.4 6933 15 2.00f
Henry Schein Inc HSIC 142.64 3183.00 154.18 +1.35 +0.9 s t t -2.5 -0.6 726 25 ... Weis Mkts WMK 37.14 9 63.45 60.35 +.80 +1.3 s t s +36.2 +53.9 31 25 1.20
Hershey Company HSY 82.42 6117.79 100.71 +.72 +0.7 s s s +12.8 +13.9 1366 24 2.47
Wells Fargo & Co WFC 43.55 9 58.02 55.19 +.49 +0.9 t s s +1.5 +5.7 30898 14 1.52
Intl Paper IP 32.50 0 54.34 53.60 +.68 +1.3 t s s +42.2 +45.6 3075 20 1.85f
Whole Foods WFM 27.67 6 35.58 31.68 +.47 +1.5 t s s -5.4 -4.8 4892 20 0.56f
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M&T Bank MTB 100.08 0154.79 153.85 +.99 +0.6 t s s +27.0 +28.8 993 20 2.80 j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears.
Merck & Co MRK 47.97 9 65.46 62.37 +.57 +0.9 s t t +18.1 +21.9 6991 16 1.88f m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared
or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end
Nwst Bancshares Inc NWBI 11.78 0 19.10 18.65 +.20 +1.1 t s s +39.3 +43.1 791 44 0.60 fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months.
A8 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2016 LNP | LANCASTER, PA
In brief
CAIRO
Explosives linked
to EgyptAir crash
Traces of explosives have been found
on some of the victims of an EgyptAir
flight from Paris that crashed in the
Mediterranean Sea in May, Egypts
government said Thursday, a finding
that could deal another major blow to
the countrys vital tourism sector.
A Civil Aviation Ministry statement
said a criminal investigation will be
launched into the crash of Flight 804,
which killed all 66 people on board and
came just seven months after a Russian
passenger plane was blown up over the
Sinai Peninsula in an attack claimed by
the Islamic State group.
WASHINGTON
to the Philippines In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, green government buses carry residents evacuating
eastern Aleppo, Syria, on Thursday.
The United States on Thursday said
it is withholding a major aid package to ALEPPO, SYRIA
CHURCH SHOOTING
The same federal jury that found chose to take their of them while alive. In this 2016 file photo, a marijuana joint is rolled in San
Francisco.
Roof guilty of all 33 counts will re- Those pictures included the
convene next month to hear more lives. He chose to Rev. Clementa Pinckney, 41,
RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA
testimony and weigh whether break their bodies. Emanuel AMEs pastor and a
Activists celebrate
to sentence him to death. As the state senator; Myra Thomp-
verdict was read, Roof just stared But he does not son, 59, who taught Bible study
get to choose who
Massachusetts law
ahead, much as he did the entire tri- that night the same night she
al. Family members of victims held was licensed to preach; Cyn-
hands and squeezed one anothers they were. thia Hurd, 54, a librarian who
Nathan Williams,
arms. One woman nodded her head assistant US attorney stayed to support Thompson;
every time the clerk said guilty. Depayne Middleton-Doctor, BOSTON (AP) Le- form of Marijuana Laws,
Roof, 22, told FBI agents he 49, who friends said sang like gal-marijuana activists or NORML, gathered
wanted to bring back segregation U.S. Attorney Nathan Williams an angel and was also license were in a celebratory with other activists out-
or perhaps start a race war with mocked Roof for calling himself to preach the day of the shoot- mood Thursday as a new side the historic Massa-
the slayings. Instead, the single brave in his hate-filled journal and ings; Daniel Dapper Dan voter-approved law took chusetts Statehouse to
biggest change to emerge from during his confession, saying the Simmons, 74, nicknamed for effect in Massachusetts, celebrate the law.
the June 17, 2015, killings was the real bravery came from the vic- his shiny shoes and fine hats; allowing people 21 and Ultimately, we are
removal of the Confederate flag tims who tried to stop him as he Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, over to possess, grow moving toward taking
from the South Carolina State- fired 77 bullets at Emanuel Afri- 45, a high school track coach and use limited amounts the existing marijuana
house, where it had flown for 50 can Methodist Episcopal church. heavily involved in the churchs of recreational pot. market in Massachusetts
years over the Capitol or on the Those people couldnt see the ha- youth programs; Ethel Lance, It will be at least an- and bringing it above
grounds. Roof appeared with the tred in his heart any more than they 70, the church sexton who kept other year before mari- board, he said.
flag in several photos in a racist could see the .45-caliber handgun the bathrooms and building im- juana can be legally sold
manifesto. and the eight magazines concealed maculately clean; Susie Jack- by licensed retailers in East Coasts first
The shooting happened just around his waist, Williams said. son, 87, who sang in the choir the state, and some sup-
months after Walter Scott, an un- Defense lawyer David Bruck con- and sent generations through porters of the measure Massachusetts is the
armed black man, was killed by ceded Roof committed the slayings, the church; and Tywanza Sand- are wary that Massachu- first U.S. state on the
white police officer Michael Slager but he asked jurors to look into his ers, 26, Jacksons nephew and setts officials might seek Eastern seaboard where
when he fled a traffic stop in North head and see what caused him to an aspiring poet who wanted to changes to the law or recreational marijuana
Charleston. While that slaying become so full of hatred, calling him work with children. delay its full implemen- is legal, though Maine
didnt set off the violent protests a suicidal loner who never grasped Three people survived the tation over the coming will soon follow if a re-
seen around the country around the gravity of what he did. shooting. One survivor, Felicia months. count upholds passage of
that time, it deepened the wounds. The defense put up no witnesses Sanders, wouldnt say if she Police warned of a po- a ballot measure there.
And just last week, a mistrial was during the seven-day trial. They wanted Roof put to death but tential spike in people Colorado, Washington
declared in Slagers murder trial. tried to present evidence about his said he was a coward because driving under the influ- and Oregon previously
In Roofs confession to the FBI, mental state, but the judge ruled he refused to look at her as she ence of pot and general legalized recreational
the gunman said he carried out the that it did not have anything to do testified. confusion about what is pot and voters in Califor-
killings after researching black on with Roofs guilt or innocence. She plans a simple gesture to allowed under the law. nia and Nevada also ap-
white crime on the internet. He Roof was just imitating what he honor her friends the rest of Yesterday this would proved ballot measures
said he chose a church because that saw on the internet and believed her life. I wear a smile, because have been a $100 fine, last month.
setting posed little danger to him. he had to give his life to a fight to if you look at the pictures of all said Keith Saunders, as he In Massachusetts,
Roof told the judge again Thurs- the death between white people nine, theyre smiling, Sanders held up a jar containing adults can possess up
day that he wanted to act as his and black people that only he said. what he said was slightly to an ounce of pot out-
own attorney during the penalty could see and act on, Bruck said. This defendant chose to take less than an ounce of can- side the home, up to 10
phase. He will also face a death The prosecutors 50-minute clos- their lives. He chose to break nabis flower. ounces inside the home
penalty trial in state court on nine ing argument filled the court with their bodies. But he does not Saunders, a board and grow up to a dozen
murder charges. tension. At times, the prosecutor get to choose who they were, member of the National marijuana plants per
In closing arguments, Assistant raised his voice, saying Roof was Williams said. Organization for the Re- household.
FINAL WEEKEND!
snowy, slick highway Lawmakers clear path for Christie book deal
The Pennsylvania Department of Transporta-
tion says 59 vehicles crashed in a snowy pileup MICHAEL CATALINI chambers as soon as Mon- lawmakers and Christie, Republican Gov. Chris
ASSOCIATED PRESS
along a western Pennsylvania highway, and three day, with supporters argu- whos second term ends Christie to scrap a re-
people were hurt. New Jerseys Demo- ing that its been more in January 2018, that will quirement that local gov-
PennDOT spokesman Jim Carroll says 22 trac- crat-led Legislature ad- than a decade since some burden taxpayers who ernments publish legal
tor-trailers and 37 cars were involved in the Thurs- vanced a bill on Thursday aides have gotten a raise. recently got hit with a notices in newspapers
day crash on Interstate 80 in Jefferson County. that would let Republi- They also said theres no 23-cent-per-gallon hike and instead allow them to
The countys director of emergency services, can Gov. Chris Christie problem with the gover- in the gas tax. The law go on their own websites.
Tracy Zents, says the three suffered minor to mod- cash in on a book deal be- nor drawing an income raising the gas tax also Newspapers and Chris-
erate injuries and were transported to hospitals. fore he leaves office while from book proceeds. cut others, like the sales ties opponents criticized
SOURCE: STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
also raising legislative When it comes to the and estate taxes. the measure, saying it
staff, judges and other governor writing a book, amounts to Christie tar-
officials salaries. why not? said Demo- Newspaper bill geting the media over its
ROOFING
THE
Assembly and Senate cratic Sen. Brian Stack, of coverage of the two-term
spending committees Hudson County. Also on Thursday, New governor, failed presi-
Specialist
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Obituaries
Nelson L.
Deaths Haines
Reported
Auchter, Karl J.
86, of Reading. Decem- Eugene L. Karl J. and family gatherings as
an adult at his brothers
Rosalynn
ber 14, 2016. Lutz
Funeral Home, Inc.,
Jackman Auchter cabin at Lake Hauto. (Toth)
610-376-7121
Throughout his life,
Karl found enjoyment
Thuresson
in growing crazy huge
Haines, Nelson L.
tomatoes and other veg-
65, husband of Chere
Landis Haines, of etables, tending to his
Lititz. December 14, ower gardens, and pur-
2016. Charles F. Sny- suing an art hobby that
der Jr. Funeral Home included lath art and
& Crematory, 560- oil painting. Karl loved
5100 journaling about his
Nelson L. Haines,
travels and experiences,
and he collected inspi- 65, of Lititz, passed
Harnish, Yvonne away unexpectedly on
Neville rational messages. One
is appropriate for us too Wednesday, December
90, of Millersville. 14, 2016. He was the hus-
December 13, 2016. in this moment:
REMEMBER: band of Chere Landis
The Groffs Family Eugene L. Jackman, Karl J. Auchter, 86,
A smile is a light in Haines, with whom he
Funeral & Cremation 78, of Airville, PA, died formerly of Reading,
Services, Inc., 394- the window of the Rosalynn (Toth) shared 40 years of mar-
on Tuesday, December and most currently of Thuresson, 62, of
5300 face which shows riage this past January
13, 2016 in his home. He Lancaster, died peace- Lancaster, passed away
the heart is home. 3rd. Born in Lancaster,
was the husband of Mary fully on Wednesday, at her home on Sunday,
Jackman, Eugene L. (Author Unknown) he was the son of the late
A. Molly Jackman December 14, 2016. He December 11, 2016
78, husband of Mary A. Karl is survived by Ralph R. and Maxine O.
with whom he has was a son of George after a year-long battle
Jackman, of Airville. three daughters from Miller Haines.
shared 24 years of mar- A. and Anna (Parks) with cancer. Born in
December 13, 2016. his previous marriage Nelson had been an
riage. Born on March 27, Auchter. Allentown, she was the
Harkins Funeral to Patricia Auchter: auto mechanic and the
1938 in Greeneld, MA, Karl was a 1948 daughter of the late
Home, Inc., 456-5915 Theresa Auchter owner of Nels Auto
he was a son of the late graduate of Central Joseph and Alma Diehl
Byers spouse of Brent; Service of Lititz for the
Knox, George Charles Jackman and Catholic High School. Toth. Rosalynn was
Michele Auchter spouse past 38 years. He loved
William* Lois A. (Cromack) Trow. He completed advanced the wife of Edward G.
of Eric Oesterle: and working on cars, en-
94. December 14, 2016. Services will be held underwriting courses Thuresson and together
Annette Auchter spouse joyed spending time
Charles F. Snyder, Jr. on Sunday, December for his job in the life in- they celebrated their
of Chuck Lambert. Six with his grandchildren,
Funeral Home & Cre- 18, 2016 at Calvary surance eld. Karls life 31st wedding anniver-
grandchildren, John, and enjoyed many so-
matory, 560-5100 Chapel of Delta, 5911 included humble ser- sary on June 14th.
Catherine, Jacob, cial clubs throughout
Delta Road, Delta, PA, vice. Karl served in the Rosalynn worked
Rylea, Julia and Krista. the area.
Nobile, Christopher with a visitation from Notre Dame Holy Cross with Skyline Corp. in
Two brothers: James In addition to his
M. 2 to 3 p.m., followed Brothers from 1948 to
48, of 6616 Ruppsville L Auchter, spouse of Leola for 27 years as a wife, Chere, he is sur-
immediately with the 1954, and had a great Margaret of Reading, service writer and was
Road, Allentown. vived by his daugh-
funeral service. Pastor passion for the Notre and Bernard V. Auchter working there until her
December 12, 2016. ter, Jennifer Haines-
Doug McClean will of- Dame football team. spouse of Maureen of illness. She loved sew-
Clyde W. Kraft Funeral Murtha of Lititz, and his
ciate with a luncheon Karl was a U.S. Army vet- Bethesda. Karl was pre- ing, gardening, espe-
Home, Inc., 684-2370 son, Michael L. married
following the service. eran, serving in Europe deceased by his broth- cially her ower
flower gardens to Amy Haines of Lititz;
Interment will be pri- from 1954-1956, and ers George A. Auchter in the yard, vegetable
Stephens, Patricia J. * his 6 grandchildren
vate. used that time both to spouse of Rita, M s g r gardening, doing yard-
91, wife of William J.L. Travis, Cassidy, Zoey,
Harkins Funeral serve his country and to . John A. Auchter, and work, and just being
Stephens, of Eliza- Marley, Abbey, and
Home has been en- travel through Germany, two sisters, Josephine outdoors. One of her
bethtown. December Patrick and his siblings:
14, 2016. Spence trusted with his ar- Austria, and Italy. Frederick spouse of greatest enjoyments Kendall D. married to
Funeral Services, , 664- rangements. Following his retire- Joseph, and Louise was spending time with Patty Haines, Gordon N.
2270 To view the life story, ment from Prudential Auchter. her cats, Turbo her married to Lynn Haines,
directions to services, to Life Insurance, Karl A Mass of Christian Bengal cat and Peanut Kathy married to Art
Thuresson, Rosalynn light a memorial candle provided business Burial will be celebrated her Ragdoll cat. Gibble, Steven C. mar-
(Toth) or to send condolences, support to St. Peters in St. Catharine of Rosalynn will be ried to Sharon Haines,
62, wife of Edward G. please visit www.har- Church in Reading, PA, Siena Church Chapel, lovingly remembered and Denise E. married
Thuresson, of Lancast- kinsfuneralhome.com and spent time serv- 2427 Perkiomen by her husband Ed, to Bryce Gillogly. He was
er. December 11, 2016. or call 800-550-5915 ing on the grand jury in Ave., Reading, PA, on her stepson Michael, preceded in death by his
The Groffs Family Philadelphia, PA. Monday, December husband of Terilee grandson, Jack.
Funeral & Cremation Karls life centered 19, 2016, at 1:00 p.m.
Services, Inc., 394- Thuresson of Willow Friends are invited
on immediate and ex- Family and friends are Street, her grand-
5300 to attend a memorial
e tended family, and asked to gather at the daughter Allie Jayde gathering on Sunday,
providing support to Lutz Funeral Home,
Warfel, Elizabeth | @ n the elderly both as a 2100 Perkiomen Ave,
Thuresson, her sib- December, 18, 2016
Charlotte nb Q | lings; Julianne wife from 2:30-3:30PM at
Eucharistic Minister Mt. Penn., on Sunday
of John Betler of Mt.
91, of Lancaster. the Charles F. Snyder
December 14, 2016.
@ n Qn@ and a visitor. Karl spoke December 18, between
Joliet, TN, Joseph Toth Jr. Funeral Home &
@ fondly of boyhood days 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. For
Charles F. Snyder, Jr. of Allentown, PA, John, Crematory, 3110 Lititz
spent with his siblings online condolences,
Funeral Home & Cre- n@ please visit www.
husband of Pamela Toth Pike, Lititz, PA. Please
at his familys bungalow of Zionsville, PA, Linda
matory, 560-5100 LutzFuneralHome.com omit flowers, mak-
M n @ on the Schuylkill River, Toth of Slatington, PA, ing contributions in
* No Obituary appears
Christopher band of Teri Moore
of Marietta, PA; his
and her niece Jocelynn,
wife of Sam Irwin of
Nelsons memory to
the Four Diamonds at
M. Nobile mother, Kathleen Knoxville, TN. Penn State Childrens
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FORMERLY KNOWN AS
In our words
THE ISSUE
Holiday layoffs show there
Lancaster County President Judge Dennis Reinaker has proposed closing are no heroes in Harrisburg
four of the countys 19 magisterial district judge offices. The move, which
Because I harbor because benefit needs
wouldnt take effect until January 2022, would save the state about $450,000 shreds of hope that declined.
annually in personnel costs and the county about $150,000 a year in rent. even Pennsylvania Pennsylvanias un-
The 16 office workers would be offered transfers to other courts. can sometimes do the employment rate grew
right thing, I expected throughout the year.
a pre-holiday layoff of At 5.8 percent, it is the
500-plus state workers highest among North-
With annual salaries of $88,290 $89,438 Benner Jr., of Willow Street; Jayne Duncan, of to be forestalled. eastern states, and
next year district judges better have a lot of Elizabethtown; Nancy Hamill, of Stevens; and Because I know across the nation only
work on their plate. In Lancaster County, thats Bruce Roth, of Lancaster. Willow Street, Eliza- pols love to play hero five states have higher
not always the case. bethtown and Stevens have three of the four whether they are or rates.
Ever phone an office and try to speak to lowest caseloads in the county. not (Donald Trump So its not for lack of
the judge? Impossible, says LancasterOnline But heres where it gets tricky. and Carrier a recent work.
commenter Wayne Canfield, who believes Northwest Lancaster city, served by Roth, example), I expected See, a dedicated
the district judges are overpaid and under- has a higher caseload than nearly two-thirds intervention before a funding stream expired
worked. of the countys districts. These cases would be Dec. 19 deadline. and the GOP Senate
This doesnt apply to all of our district judges; absorbed by Lancaster Township, creating the Yet here we are just declined on Nov. 16,
some are quite busy. But in some magisterial busiest district in the county with more than days from 500-plus its last voting day to
districts, the workload simply isnt sufficient 10,000 annual cases. at the Department of approve a $57 million
to justify the existence of a district judge office. Eliminating a city district, in the words of Labor & Industry los- extension requested by
Pennsylvania, to its credit, has acknowledged state Rep. Mike Sturla, D-Lancaster, makes ing income and health the Democratic Wolf
this problem. Since 2010, the state Supreme no sense. coverage right before administration.
Court has sought a 10 percent reduction in the Together, Lancaster city and township are Christmas, because the Ideology then?
517 magisterial districts statewide. Lancaster home to more than one-third of all the coun- politically driven pro- Conservative cost-con-
County, following Judge Thomas Fees death tys cases. cess of funding govern- taining views opposing
in 2011, eliminated the Manheim-area district. Perhaps, instead, Reinaker should target the ment failed them. liberal spending?
Clearly, that wasnt enough. So Lancaster countys southernmost district, which includes Are there really no Well, no.
County President Judge Dennis Reinaker an- Martic, Providence, Eden, Colerain, Drumore, heroes? The even-more-con-
nounced earlier this year that he was consid- East Drumore, Fulton and Little Britain town- Its Gov. Tom Wolfs servative GOP House
ering consolidation of Lancaster citys South- ships. Despite being the largest district in the state, his employ- approved the extension
east district, formerly served by Judge Kelly county in terms of geography, its office handles ees. But his folks say by a wide bipartisan
Ballentine. (Ballentine was removed from the the fewest cases. In Reinakers proposal, that theres no money, margin in October.
bench in August for judicial misconduct.) district is left untouched. no way. Meanwhile, So whats left? The
The proposal, however, was met with fervent We appreciate the time and effort taken by his campaign emails usual: politics and
and understandable opposition. About Reinaker throughout this monthslong pro- seasons greetings: ineptness.
120 distressed Southeast residents attended an cess. He has demonstrated flexibility and Get the holiday card The Senate has at
NAACP forum in March to express their skep- transparency in service of Lancaster County from Tom and Fran- least two members,
ticism regarding the judges motive. Accord- taxpayers. ces Wolf, really just Majority Leader Jake
ing to data from the court administration, the This proposal should return to the drawing a grab for your home Corman and (Wolf
three-year average caseload for that district board, however, and be reconsidered in a way address to solicit you bane) Scott Wagner,
was third-most in the city and fourth-most in that doesnt impact Lancaster city. later for campaign potentially opposing
the county. We are all for streamlining government, es- funds. Wolfs re-election in
Reinaker, wisely, has since backed off that pecially in Pennsylvania, which seems to spe- Or worse: Sorry about 2018.
idea. cialize in needless duplication (see: school dis- the job, how about a Wolf spokesman
Now, he has constructed a smarter, more tricts, all 500 of them). card? Jeff Sheridan calls the
comprehensive plan. It seeks to eliminate But this particular streamlining plan needs Labor & Industry whole mess the Senate
four magisterial district seats, held by William one more tweak. We hope it gets it. Secretary Kathy Man- deciding to play politics
derino says, Im do- with peoples jobs.
ing everything I can But since the admin-
to avert layoffs. At istration orders layoffs
least thats what she and Wolf is the face of
FIND MORE ONLINE told the Harrisburg the administration,
Patriot-News while at who takes the political
bit.ly/JudgeProposalLNP
a cocktail reception in hit, a nameless, faceless
New York during last legislative body or the
weekends Pennsylva- governor of the state?
nia Society event. To help you decide,
Yet when I ask what Wagner issued a state-
exactly shes doing, ment: The Wolf That
an aide says the quote Stole Christmas.
was taken out of con- Meanwhile, the Sen-
text, that layoffs are ate wants more details
happening but Man- before approving more
derinos working to find money. But the current
those affected new jobs, expiration of funds
benefits, and other was set four years ago.
services. Renewal was discussed
And before you say, for much of this year.
well, governments After the fact, the Sen-
bloated; we should ate requested an audit
make cuts, reduce of the funding. And
spending, stop wasting state Auditor General
tax dollars, let me just Eugene DePasquale
make a point or two. says hell announce a
The senseless, need- decision on the request
less damage done to in January just after
these workers and their the nick of time.
families, especially at There might well
this time of year, has be legitimate ques-
ripples. tions about funds at
These folks mostly issue. They could have,
work in Unemploy- should have been,
ment Compensation resolved long before
call centers designed Nov. 16.
to process benefits But our Legislature
for those who become is notorious for last-
Other opinions: Bonanza jobless.
Getting pushed out
minute screw-ups, for
kicking the can, for
with the closing of its own annual raises,
Colorado has raked in more than $151 million in taxes from medicinal and recreational cannabis sales in just 10
months. The Denver Post reported that total sales have surpassed $1 billion. Pennsylvania passed a medical three of the states for being Americas
marijuana bill in April but has not legalized the substance for recreational use. seven centers means largest full-time
longer waits for others legislature, for boost-
n Imagine all the n Pennsylvania could n When will the n They will open bars in (and themselves) in a ing its own budget last
roads Pennsylvania make twice that much. hidden costs be every corner, put (alcohol) system often criticized year 13 percent to a
could fix with money People are smoking available? ... A lot to in grocery stores, gas for delays. whopping $313 mil-
like that coming in. and growing pot, but think about besides stations, promote it but And why, exactly, are lion and for rarely
we choose to raise gas the almighty dollar. then cry when someone
Rick Riley, location
taxes for revenue. gets killed by a drunk they being canned? Not producing heroes.
not disclosed/ Dorothy Carson, of
Facebook Harry Ramar, location Hanover/Facebook driver. ... I think the wrong
not disclosed/ product is legal.
n John Baer is a columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News; his
Facebook Michael Volta, location not column is syndicated by MCT. Email: baerj@phillynews.com
disclosed/LancasterOnline
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Clockwise from top left: Susquehanna Valley Nursing & Rehabilitation Center resi-
Pauline Bowen, Dorothy dents Helen Meister, left, and Dorothy Leitheiser paint ornaments now hanging on the Drew Wilburne, com-
Dot Leithiser and Hel- Christmas tree in the state Capitol rotunda; Pauline Bowen, also a resident, works on an munications director for
en Meister say they were ornament; and the tree is lit during a ceremony on Dec. 9. ORNAMENTS, page B4
RELATIONSHIPS
2gether
Support Groups
Today 7 p.m. D.A.M.N. (Group
Depression Awareness
8 p.m. Al-Anon 12- and Mens Needs) meets in
Step Meeting gathers Room D-155 at Community
at Bethany Presbyterian Services Building, 630
Church, 25 N. West End Janet Ave. Information:
Ave., rear. Ring doorbell. Mental Health America of
Sunday Lancaster County, 717-397-
12:15 p.m. Eating 7461.
Disorders Anonymous Wednesday
meets at First Presbyterian 12:30 p.m. Teach, for
Church, 140 E. Orange anyone with any kind of
St. Child care available. disability or mental illness,
Information: 717-779-3104. meets at 941 Wheatland
4 p.m. Same Love Ave., Suite 201. Information:
Support Group, a safe 717-664-2293.
haven for members of the 6 p.m. Families and
LGBT community, meets at Friends of Incarcerated
I KNOW A STORY
Chestnut Hill Cafe, 532 W. Persons meets in the Fisher
Chestnut St. Information: Parish House at Holy Trinity
717-342-3969 or facebook. Lutheran Church, 31 S. Duke
com/samelovelancaster. St. Enter from the right
6 p.m. Adult Children of hand side of the building.
Alcoholics/Dysfunctional Parking is opposite the
Families, a 12-step entrance. Trinity Church
program, meets at Friends Office, 717-397-2734.
Meetinghouse, 110 Tulane 6:30 p.m. Codependents
Terrace. Information: 717- Anonymous meets at Hope
682-0324. United Methodist Church,
6:30 p.m. Alateen, for 3474 Rothsville Road,
children ages 8-18 affected Ephrata. Information: 717-
by alcoholism in a relative 380-4911.
or friend, meets at Zion 6:30 p.m. Celebrate
Lutheran Church, 18 Quarry Recovery, for people
Road, Leola. Information: in recovery from any
877-298-5027. overwhelming or addictive
Monday behavior, is held by
7 p.m. Celebrate Tapestry Church at Grace
Recovery, for people EC Church, 22 Kready Ave.,
in recovery from any Millersville. Information:
overwhelming or addictive 717-945-6505.
behavior, meets at LCBC 7 p.m. Step to Freedom,
Church, 2392 Mount 12-step program for
Joy Road, Manheim. those dealing with drug
Information: 717-653-6266. and alcohol addictions,
7 p.m. Bipolar meets at Worship Center,
Educational Group (peer- 2384 New Holland Pike.
led group for adults and Information: Smallgroups@
families) meets in Blair worshipcenter.org.
Room at Community 7 p.m. Successful
Services Building, 630 Returning Citizens
Janet Ave. Information: Mentoring Support Group,
COURTESY OF SANDY LEONARD
Mental Health America of for people facing barriers
Lancaster County, 717-397- due to criminal record
Sandy Leonard, middle, and her brother, Bob Leonard, visit with Santa Claus 7461. or prior incarceration,
at Watt & Shand department store. The writer believes the photo was taken in meets at Ebenezer Baptist
1950 or 1951. 7 p.m. Anxiety, Panic &
Fond memories of
OCD Support Group (peer- Church, 701 N. Lime St.
led group for adults and Information: 717-723-1075
family members with an or lancastercountyreentry.
Anxiety or Panic disorder org.
or Obsessive Compulsive 7:30 p.m. Gam-Anon
Christmases past
disorder) meets in Room group meets at Ephrata
B-103 at Community Church of the Brethren,
Services Building, 630 201 Crescent Ave., rear,
Janet Ave. Information: Ephrata. Information: 717-
Mental Health America of 413-6789.
Lancaster County, 717-397- 7:30 p.m. Gamblers
SANDY LEONARD 7461. Anonymous meets at
SPECIAL TO LNP
One time, when my brother and I were small,
mom took us downtown in a baby carriage a 7:30 p.m. Gam-Anon Ephrata Church of the
group meets at Calvary Brethren, 201 Crescent
Christmastime in our house was never dull. really big, old, ugly kind of carriage. It was snow- Church, 1051 Landis Valley Ave., Ephrata. Information:
Growing up, we never had a Christmas tree until ing, and as she was crossing the square, one of the Road. Information: 717-371- 717-314-4274.
Christmas morning. We were told that Santa deco- wheels flew off. A policeman hurried over, handed 8715. 8 p.m. Al-Anon Red
rated our tree and brought it along with our gifts. mom the wheel, turned around and walked away. 7:30 p.m. Gamblers Rose Group meets at
Years later, mom told us that since they did not have There she was, a wheel in one hand, trying to Anonymous meets at Bethany Presbyterian
much money, they waited until the tree lots closed keep the carriage from falling over and spilling Calvary Church, 1051 Landis Church, 25 N. West End
on Christmas Eve. The trees that were left were free two crying toddlers into the street. A kind stranger Valley Road. Information: Ave., rear. Ring doorbell.
then and that was how we got our tree. saw her plight and offered his assistance. He fixed
717-371-4911. Thursday
In Sunday school, we would get an orange and a box the wheel and earned moms heartfelt gratitude Tuesday 6 p.m. ANAD of
of chocolates. We would go to the homes of the sick Woolworths always had a man out front selling 3 p.m. WellSpan Ephrata Lancaster, for those with
and shut-ins from our church and sing carols, using the best-ever soft pretzels out of a large basket. Community Hospital eating disorders, meets in
song sheets supplied by WGAL-TV. Inside there was a man selling carry-all bags. He Cancer Support Group will Room 1 at 2112 Harrisburg
Evenings after church, we would drive around meet at Ephrata Cancer Pike. Information: Kristen
would walk through the store shouting shopping Center, 460 N. Reading Ebaugh, 717-891-4352 or
looking at holiday lights on the way home. Our fa-
bags. A friend of mine would always holler back, Road. kristen1449@aol.com.
vorite was the drive-through at Conestoga Memorial
Park near New Danville Pike. It had a huge display No, just looking. 7 p.m. Men Unchained 7 p.m. Celebrate
of angels and Christmas scenes, with music playing In terms of Lancaster citys department stores, (formerly Faithful and Recovery, a Bible-based
throughout the park. We would roll down the win- Garvins and Hager Brothers had beautiful win- True Men), assisting men 12-step program for people
dow displays, but Watt & Shand was my favorite. It who are struggling with in recovery from any
dows and sing along. The display stopped when elec- compulsive, obsessive or overwhelming or addictive
tric costs got so high, probably in the 1960s. had animated Christmas scenes in every window, addictive sexual behaviors, behavior, meets at
When I was in my 20s, I had an apartment on Char- which fascinated me and my brother. They were a meets at Worship Center, Elizabethtown First Church
lotte Street that had really high ceilings. I would get childs fantasies come true. 2384 New Holland Pike. of God, 144 S. Market St.,
a 10-to 12-foot tree every year. I made a lot of orna- The best part of our downtown outing was the Information: Smallgroups@ Elizabethtown. Information:
arrival of Santa Claus at Watt & Shand. We would worshipcenter.org. 717-367-7060.
ments and would string lots of popcorn to hang
on the tree. Every time my younger sisters would stand in line to tell Santa what we wanted for 7 p.m. D.A.W.N. (Group 7 p.m. Discovery
visit, they would dive into the tree and eat as much Christmas, get a candy cane and have our picture Depression Awareness and Recovery, a Christian-
taken with the big man himself. Womens Needs) meets in based recovery program
popcorn as they could before I could stop them. By Room B-107 at Community that ministers to individuals
Christmas Day, my tree would have strange-looking What fond memories! Services Building, 630 struggling with alcohol and
strings hanging from every branch. The writer lives in Marietta. Janet Ave. Information: drug addictions, meets at
Mental Health America of Grace Baptist Church, 1899
Lancaster County, 717-397- Marietta Ave. Information
7461. SUPPORT GROUPS, page B3
If you know an interesting story, please send it to Jon Ferguson, PO Box 1328, Lancaster PA 17608, or email it
to jferguson@lnpnews.com.
Continued from B2
Family Health Services, Wednesday. Coloring
and RSVP, 717-394-6991. more information (collect
ABRAMS, Thomas and Nicole (Duffy),
Mount Joy, a son, at Women & Babies
MATEO, Sabrina Sprinkle, Lancaster
,and Anthony M. DeJesus, books
Discovery Recovery also holds
Sunday school classes at 9:30
calls accepted). Hospital, Dec. 9.
BENCOSME, Yazlery, and Anthony
Elizabethtown, a daughter, at Women
& Babies Hospital, Monday. donated
Local 12-step program
a.m. A. Vargas, Lancaster, a daughter, at NOLT, Justin M. and Jolene
information: The owner of Cott-
7 p.m. Adult Children of Women & Babies Hospital, Sunday. (Stoltzfoos), Leola, a son, at Women &
Survivors of Incest: 717- Babies Hospital, Monday. man Transmission
Alcoholics/Dysfunctional 829-8072. BROMMER, Matthew Paxson and and Total Auto Care
Families, a 12-step program, Madeline (Rice), Lancaster, a son, at RISSLER, Brianna M., and Matthew A.
Adult Children Miller, Reinholds, a daughter, at Heart
of Lancaster deliv-
meets at Friends Meetinghouse, Women & Babies Hospital, Dec. 9.
110 Tulane Terrace. Information: Anonymous: 717-682-0324. of Lancaster Regional Medical Center, ered more than 100
FILLIAUX, Brendan and Megan, Peach coloring books to hos-
717-682-0324. Alcoholics Anonymous: Tuesday.
Bottom, a son, at Women & Babies
717-394-3238. Hospital, Monday. SIMES, Jasmine, and Zack W. pitalized children in
For a full range of support
groups in Lancaster County, Al-Anon/Adult Children Scarborough, Lancaster, a daughter, at Lancaster County for
GLICK, Henry E. and Emma E., Leola, Christmas.
call Pennsylvania 2-1-1 East of Alcoholics, at Heart of Women & Babies Hospital, Monday.
a daughter, at Heart of Lancaster
at United Way of Lancaster Lancaster Regional Medical Regional Medical Center, Wednesday. STOLTZFUS, Stephen E. and Ruth K. Scott Stillwell de-
County 24 hours a day, seven Center and anywhere else in (Beiler), Christiana, a daughter, at livered the coloring
days a week: 717-291-5462. the world, call the Al-Anon HOFFMASTER, Nic S. and Lisa books to the Lancaster
home, Dec. 2.
hotline: 888-425-2666. (Kauffman), Marietta, a daughter, at
Domestic Violence Services Women & Babies Hospital, Saturday. STOLTZFUS, Stephen P. and Mary K. General Health Foun-
of Lancaster County hosts Gam-Anon: 888-213-3945. (Smucker), Oxford, a son, at home, dation. The books in-
HOOVER, Curvin Ray and Rosann S.
weekly confidential support Narcotics Anonymous: (Martin), Manheim, a son, at Heart of Thursday. clude coloring pages
groups at 6 p.m. Wednesdays 717-393-4546. Lancaster Regional Medical Center, UMBLE, Derek L. and Cassandra and activities for chil-
in Lancaster city for victims of (Hershey), Quarryville, a daughter, at dren starring Cott-
Nar-Anon Family Group: Wednesday.
domestic violence. It also hosts Women & Babies Hospital, Monday. man Man, the com-
support groups every Monday 717-285-2909. HURST, Melvin S. and Linda M.
in the Columbia area. Call 717- Overeaters Anonymous: (Weaver), Morgantown, a daughter, at ZOOK, John and Mary S. (Esh), panys mascot.
299-1249 for time, location or 610-370-9090. home, Thursday. Kirkwood, a son, at home, Thursday.
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address. Shellys parents Matthew Anthony Close-up of the Commonwealth Christmas tree.
Scott Alan Robinson, 26, William A, Laun Jr., 27, are Richard L. and Janice E. Scalzo, 33, of 961
of 379 Fairview Road, of 504 Brendon Drive,
New Providence, and Leola, and Danielle N.
Shelly. Emblys parents are Louise Ave., and Continued from B1 past several years. This
Jillian Roshel Eberly, 21, Werntz, 30, same address.
Joseph P. Ferrari and Lynne Daniella Combe Ward, the state Department of year, Wilburne notes, his
L. Danyow. 33, same address. Aging, says in an email department sent out an
of 12 Windwood Court, Launs parents are William
Nathan Matthew Kreider, Scalzos parents are that members of approx- Oct. 31 letter to senior
Quarryville. Robinsons Anthony Laun Sr. and
23, of 1932 William Penn Santo Matthew and
parents are Gary Alan Verna Jean McLaughlin. imately 60 organizations centers throughout the
Way, and Rebekah Delene Denise Marie Scalzo.
Wards parents are across the state se- state, asking for orna-
Foultz, 23, of 6 Willow
nior community centers ments.
Dont get View Blvd., Willow Street.
Kreiders parents are Jay
John Stephen Ward and
Roberta Joan Blake. and residences and Area Musser says her staff
Agencies on Aging tries to come up with
disconnected made ornaments for the activities that allow
when your Going Away This Holiday? tree.
He adds he believes
the Susquehanna Val-
ley centers residents to
phone dies! Before you head out of town, make a
decision about your newspaper delivery:
the Susquehanna Valley
Nursing & Rehabilita-
give something back to
the community. Creat-
Portable cell phone 1) Pause it while youre away, or tion Center was the only ing the ornaments was a
battery chargers in 2) Request a Vacation Pack and have your senior community cen- great way to do that, she
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stock now! that participated in the they made snowman
Remember If you are a 7-day subscriber, states ornament-mak- ornaments out of white
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
GARFIELD DUSTIN
CONSERVATION
Logging effort in
Pa. is a labor of love
MARY ANN THOMAS
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
PITTSBURGH A
succession of loud snaps
from crashing limbs are
followed by a final thud
as a crew of Amish log-
gers cut century-old
hardwood above Route
56 in Lower Burrell.
Although youth foot-
ball fans who regularly
line Flyers Field might
not consider the sur-
rounding hillside a for-
est, to a forester, the ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS
heavily wooded area cer-
In this November file photo, Allen Miller, of Dayton, scales
tainly qualifies. And the a pile of rough timber while logging in Lower Burrell.
mature hardwood trees
are ripe for select cut-
ting. the logs, taking bids from A pile of red oak, bass-
Its a common prac- sawmills throughout the wood, white ash, hard
tice, as Pennsylvania is state. maple and other logs sat
the largest producer of The selective cutting of in a staging area near
hardwood lumber in the hardwood is a common Route 56.
nation, according to the way to harvest some ma- We cut some of the
states Department of ture trees and open up nicest hardwood timber
Conservation and Natu- the canopy for younger in the world, McQuaide
ral Resources Bureau upstarts, he said. said.
of Forestry. The com- We dont like to waste Jeff Woleslagle,
monwealths $20 billion them, he said. Overly spokesman for the state
per year forest products mature trees are rotted forestry department,
industry employs about inside. agreed: While the for-
100,000 Pennsylvanians. McQuaide was hired ests of Pennsylvania
Any forest is a large by a private landowner grow a variety of hard-
garden; you pick the to selectively cut on the woods, its cherry and oak
mature fruit, said Tom crown of the hill above are truly world class.
McQuaide of Torrance, Flyers Field along Route McQuaide pointed to a
a consulting forester 56 in Lower Burrell. red oak log.
for Pennsylvania For- They limited their activi- Its in great condition, In this November file photo, John Miller, of Dayton, works on harvesting a mature hard-
est Management timber ties so the cuts wouldnt with tight annual rings wood tree while logging in Lower Burrell.
and log sales. He is con- change the view at the in the washed-out, red
tracted to cut and sell field. center. for quality. ton, Armstrong County, can drop it across the
This will go into fur- But before then, theres carefully sharpened the road and top it. Thats
niture a table or cabi- a lot of work for Mc- teeth on the 20-inch bar where it wants to go.
net, McQuaide said. Quaide and his crew as of his chain saw. With a loud splinter,
No one will know for they take down the trees Before he cut a 50-foot the oak fell predictably
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into the cherries, then to
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Health tires to conquer the safety. were a little more than
Expires 12/31/16. Expires 12/31/16. Center steep terrain. As Barrett checked out 100 trees over 25 acres.
Celebrates Nathan Barrett, a tim-
ber harvester from Day-
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fall, McQuaide said, You
That will translate into
60,000 board feet.
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BASEBALL
n Lebanon Valley pitcher Michael Houseal (Donegal)
was named a co-captain for the 2017 season.
BOXING
n Local boxers Willie Torres, Xavier Rodriguez and
Aizere Hernandez, who train under David Rivera at
the Lancaster City Boxing Club, will compete today
through Sunday at the Pennsylvania Silver Gloves
tournament at Rock Ministries in Philadelphia.
GOLF
n In only his second pro event and first two-day
tournament on the West Florida Golf Tour, JD
Dornes (Manheim Township) finished at 10 under to
win first place.
Another Lancaster County native, David Denlinger,
finished tied for sixth.
MENS BASKETBALL
n Yorks Blayde Reich (Lebanon) had 12 points, three
rebounds, an assist, a blocked shot and a steal in
SUZETTE WENGER PHOTOS | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Wednesdays 63-58 loss to Wesley.
Manheim Townships Kirsten Geib swims the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 5:43.05 Thursday for a win against
Conestoga Valley. WOMENS BASKETBALL
n Freshman Caitlin Hickey (Manheim Township) had
L-L SWIMMING a team-high 21 points Thursday, but Lancaster Bible
WOMENS VOLLEYBALL
STEVE NAVAROLI n Northampton outside hitter Katrina Shelly
LNP CORRESPONDENT Eva Salembier won (Hempfield) was named to the American Volleyball
While he didnt see a the 200 free (2:03.69) Coaches Association All-America Team. Shelly, who led
whole lot of surprising and 100 breaststroke Northampton to a 31-3 record and a sixth-place finish
swims, Manheim Town- (1:14.51). Teammate in the NJCAA national tournament, earned second-
team honors. She set a Northampton single-season
ship coach Dan Graybill Griffin Relford scored record with 420 kills and finished fourth nationally in
and the Blue Streaks did both the 200 individual kills per set at 4.24.
get a few things accom- medley (2:17.01) and 100
plished when the team fly (1:04.11).
hosted Conestoga Valley Swims of the meet:
Expansion: L-L
on Thursday. After winning the 200
The Streaks jumped IM by more than eight
out early on both sides seconds with a 2:01.05,
and never looked back Conestoga Valleys Nick
en route to sweeping the Lynam nearly made Continued from C1 setup passed by a 17-9
Buckskins, 121-55 in the Graybill climb the re- and hopefully some vote.
boys meet and 136-46 Manheim Townships Alexander Paparo swims the 100 cord board at the Town- smaller schools can Section One: McCas-
on the girls side. breaststroke, finishing second behind Conestoga Valleys ship natatorium. now benefit from this. key, Hempfield, Man-
A couple of kids were Michael Raasch on Thursday. Lynam, a sophomore, I also like that our heim Township, Penn
able to earn their varsity showing. Stephen Gingrich won swam an astounding bigger schools the Manor, Cedar Crest.
letter tonight, this early Gingrich brothers the 100 butterfly and 100 time of 4:41.98 to win Hempfields and the Section Two: Leba-
in the season, which is lead Township boys: backstroke with times of the 500 free by nearly 30 Manheim Townships non, Conestoga Valley,
nice, Graybill said. Siblings Charlie and Ste- 53.80 and 58.39 respec- seconds. That time was are thinking about Warwick, Ephrata, Eliza-
I knew they boys com- phen Gingrich won two tively. less than a second off the our league as a whole, bethtown.
petition from CV was go- individual races each Girls dominate pool record. and not just for them- Section Three: Solan-
ing to be a little tougher and teamed up on win- throughout: Township Every time he was selves. co, Garden Spot, Lam-
than the girls. We loaded ning relays to pace the came out flying, taking on the starting block I Octorara, which will peter-Strasburg, Cocali-
up front pretty well for Streaks. first and second in the was prepared to possi- play another year and co, Manheim Central.
that, then towards the Charlie Gingrich opening 200 medley bly make the announce- a half in the Ches- Section Four: Done-
end kind of pulled back. scored wins in the 50- relay, and followed by ment that I broke the Mont League before gal, Octorara, Elco,
The girls situation we and 100-yard freestyle grabbing the top three pool record, Graybill heading to the L-L, Northern Lebanon, Lan-
didnt put anybody in races, going an impres- spots in the 200 free. said. This early in the gained approval in caster Catholic.
four events. But I thought sive 21.91 in the 50, and Two events in, the year, he was just amaz- October. Section Five: Pequea
that CV had a very good 48.90 in the 100. Streaks had a 25-5 lead. ing. Country Day par- Valley, Annville-Cleona;
ticipates in boys and Columbia, Lancaster
girls soccer, field Mennonite, Lebanon
Swimming
to improve on last years thus are confident they Section One and Sec- voted as the leagues
4-18 mark. can contend for the sec- tion Two teams will next athletic director
tion crown led by 5-8 play crossover games, association president,
Section Two senior guard Brendan and the Section Three replacing Annville-Cle-
Bradley (12.5 ppg) and Continued from C1 ley Welchans posted top and Section Four onas Tommy Long, who
Manheim Central is the 5-11 junior guard Jordan a pair of overall wins, times for the Pioneers teams will play cross- is stepping down from
early favorite here. Not Shewbridge (10.4). touching first in the in the 50 (27.14) and 100 overs games, but the that post. McCaskeys
only do the Barons have While Solanco could 100 butterfly (52.83) (1:00.66) freestyles and Section Five teams Jon Mitchell remained
the leagues best player experience some grow- an event he won at last Catherine Horner led in will not play cross- the vice president, while
in St. Josephs commit ing pains early, the Mules years District Three the 200 (2:10.26) and 500 over games. Lampeter-Strasburg s
Taylor Funk, a 6-8 senior and 6-9 senior center Class 2A champion- (5:57.27) freestyles. In that format, Oc- Branden Lippy will re-
guard/forward who put Dylan Hastings (16.5 ships and the 50 Manheim Central had torara slots into Sec- sume her position as the
up a league-leading 21.2 ppg) should be a tough freestyle (22.18). The one overall winner, with tion Four and Coun- leagues secretary.
ppg a year ago, but they out come January. Ditto senior also teamed Amelia Dissinger clocking try Day will be in
also have an experienced for Lampeter-Strasburg with Dylan Grau, Ste- in at 1:15.81 to edge Lam- Section Five.
cast of supporting play- as new coach Ed Berry- ven Hollern and Na- peter-Strasburgs Lexi After much discus-
ers around him. Add the man deals with the chal- than Tobler to win the Wagner by .05 seconds. sion, the five-section
fact this group has a chip lenge of replacing eight 200 medley relay. Up next: L-S visits Ce-
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Lebanon at Ephrata, 7:30 p.m.
etrangelo scored the left in the first period. Josh Manson and Rick- bia Borough Council will be pacity as Heir of the Estate of
Manheim Central at Solanco, held in conjunction with the ALPHONSO WINDER A/K/A
7:30 p.m. go-ahead goal as the St. Brad Hunt got an assist ard Rakell scored second- monthly Public Works Com- ALPHONSO R. WINDER
Section Three Louis Blues beat the and has a point in all four period goals to lead Ana- mittee Meeting on Tuesday, UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUC-
Lancaster Catholic at Elco, 7 p.m.
Annville-Cleona at Northern Leb- New Jersey Devils 5-2 games with the Blues heim past Boston. December 20, 2016, at CESSORS, ASSIGNS, AND
anon, 7:30 p.m.
Lancaster Mennonite at Colum-
on Thursday night. since being called up Andrew Cogliano and 6:00pm in the Borough Hall, ALL PERSONS, FIRMS, OR
308 Locust Street, Columbia, ASSOCIATIONS CLAIMING
bia, 7:30 p.m. Jori Lehtera, Nail from the AHL on Dec. 8. Kevin Bieksa also scored RIGHT, TITLE OR INTER-
PA, to discuss the 2017
Pequea Valley at Lebanon Catho-
lic, 7:30 p.m.
Yakupov and Patrik Coyotes 3. Maple for the Ducks, who won meeting schedule and any EST FROM OR UNDER
NONLEAGUE Berglund also scored Leafs 2 (SO): Former for the seventh time in other Borough business. If ALPHONSO WINDER A/K/A
Veritas Academy vs. Salem Chris- for the Blues, who over- Toronto forward Pe- nine games. Jonathan you are a person with a dis- ALPHONSO R. WINDER,
tian at High Point Baptist, 3:30 p.m.
came an early two-goal ter Holland scored the ability wishing to attend and DECEASED
Mount Calvary Christian at York Bernier stopped 31 shots. require an accommodation to Defendants
Country Day, 6:15 p.m. deficit. Jake Allen made shootout winner in visit- Kings 4, Red Wings participate in the meeting, NOTICE
Conestoga Christian at Lancaster
Country Day, 6:30 p.m. 24 saves as St. Louis ing Arizonas victory over 1: Nic Dowd had a tie- please contact the Borough To KEARIA NAYLOR, in her
BOWLING improved to 13-1-3 on the Maple Leafs. breaking goal late in the Office at 684-2467. capacity as Heir of the Es-
SCHOLASTIC home ice. Traded to the Coyotes second period and Tyler Gregory Sahd tate of ALPHONSO WINDER
Borough Manager A/K/A ALPHONSO R.
L-L LEAGUE Adam Henrique and last week, Holland was Toffoli scored twice in WINDER
Section One
Manheim Township vs. Penn
Miles Wood scored for the only one of the three the third, lifting Los An- Lancaster Online You are hereby notified that
Manor at Leisure Lanes, 3:30 p.m. the Devils, while Cory shooters for each team to geles past Detroit. www.lancasteronline.com on August 19, 2016, Plaintiff,
Hempfield vs. McCaskey at Lei-
sure Lanes, 3:30 p.m.
Schneider made 26 score in the tiebreaker. Derek Forbort scored Your Local Connection WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.,
saves. New Jerseys los- Wild 5, Predators 2: S/B/M TO WELLS FARGO
Section Three 21 seconds into the game LEGAL NOTICE HOME MORTGAGE, INC.,
Northern Lebanon vs. Lancaster ing streak is at a season- Devan Dubnyk made 34 on the Kings first shot The 2017 budget will be F/K/A NORWEST MORT-
Mennonite at Rocky Springs Lanes,
3:30 p.m. high four games and the saves, Eric Staal scored and Dowd scored off his adopted at a special meeting GAGE, INC., filed a Mort-
NONLEAGUE Devils dropped their twice and surging Min- own rebound with 17 sec- of the Strasburg Township gage Foreclosure Complaint
Ephrata vs. Manheim Central at
Cains Lanes, 3:30 p.m.
seventh straight game nesota beat host Nash- onds left in the second
Board of Supervisors on endorsed with a Notice to De-
Tuesday, December 27, fend, against you in the Court
ICE HOCKEY against St. Louis. ville for its sixth straight period. Toffoli scored 2016, at 1:00 p.m. at the of Common Pleas of LAN-
SCHOLASTIC Henrique gave the victory. with 6:10 left in the game, Strasburg Township Munici- CASTER County Pennsylva-
CPIHL Devils a 1-0 lead with Dubnyks best save giving Los Angeles a two- pal Building, 400 Bunker Hill nia, docketed to No. 16-
Tier One a short-handed goal at came with 8:30 remain- goal cushion that was Road. The public is invited to 07435. Wherein Plaintiff
Palmyra vs. Hershey at Klick-Lewis,
7:39 of the first period. ing in the third period attend. seeks to foreclose on the
7 p.m. safe against a team that is Judith G. Willig mortgage secured on your
Cumberland Valley vs. Lower Dau- Tarasenko whiffed on a when he denied Ryan Jo- struggling to score and he Township Secretary property located at 906
phin at Twin Ponds East, 8:15 p.m.
Warwick vs. Cedar Crest at Klick- shot from the point for hansen from the left fa- added an empty-net goal LEGAL NOTICE UNION STREET, LAN-
Lewis, 8:45 p.m. the Blues, sending Hen- ceoff dot with the Preda- with 3:34 to go. The following meetings will CASTER, PA 17603-5436,
Tier Two
Manheim Central vs. Manheim
rique and Travis Zajac tors on a power play and The offensively chal- be held in the Manheim Bor- whereupon your property
would be sold by the Sheriff
Township at Lancaster Ice Rink, in on a 2-on-1. Minnesota holding a one- lenged Red Wings had
ough office building, 15 East
of LANCASTER County.
8:15 p.m. Wood scored 4 min- goal lead. High Street, Manheim, Penn-
Tier Three two shots in the first, sylvania. You are hereby notified to
MSMCC vs. Susquehannock at utes later to give the Blackhawks 5, Is- their lowest total for any Borough Council - the sec- plead to the above refer-
York City Ice Arena, 7:15 p.m. Devils a 2-0 lead. Wood landers 4: Richard Panik period this season and ond and last Tuesday of each enced Complaint on or be-
SWIMMING AND DIVING put it in an open net af- scored the tiebreaking month at 7:00 PM, except the fore 20 days from the date of
added just six more in the this publication or a Judg-
SCHOLASTIC BOYS AND GIRLS ter Henriques initial goal with 6:13 left in the second.
2nd May Meeting will be held
ment will be entered against
NONLEAGUE May 23rd.
Elizabethtown vs. Hempfield at shot went wide and car- third period to lift Chi- Jeff Zatkoff made 17 Various Borough Commit- you.
Elizabethtown College, 7 p.m. omed off the boards in cago over New York. saves for the Kings. De- tees - the second and last NOTICE
WRESTLING front of the net. Paniks eighth of the sea- troits Jimmy Howard Tuesday of each month at If you wish to defend, you
must enter a written appear-
SCHOLASTIC Tarasenko got the son gave Chicago its fourth stopped 27 shots.
5:30 PM, except the 2nd May
ance personally or by attor-
NONLEAGUE Meeting will be held May
Elco, Lampeter-Strasburg, Man- Blues on the board win in five games and SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
ney and file your defenses or
heim Central, Manheim Township,
23rd. Additional Committee
meetings will be held on 8/22, objections in writing with the
Pequea Valley, Solanco at Penn
Manor Tournament, 3 p.m. 9/5, 10/3, and 11/7 at 6:30 court. You are warned that if
Carlisle, Ephrata, Garden Spot, PM. you fail to do so the case may
Hempfield at Carlisle, 3:30 p.m. NBA ROUNDUP Zoning Hearing Board - the proceed without you and a
Northern Lebanon at Central judgment may be entered
first Monday of each month,
new labor deal is a winner be held September 11th all money or property or other
at 7:00 PM rights important to you.
Historic Commission - the YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS
BASEBALL second Monday of each NOTICE TO YOUR
American League month at 7:00 PM LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU
NEW YORK YANKEES Agreed to Chris Paul faced great The new CBA, if ap- 95: Anthony Davis had Borough Planning Com- DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER,
terms with LHP Aroldis Chapman GO TO OR TELEPHONE
on a five-year contract. Designated uncertainty when he proved by players and 35 points, 16 rebounds mission - the third Monday of
THE OFFICE SET FORTH
each month, except the Feb-
RHP Nick Goody for assignment. became president of owners, will last seven and five blocked shots, ruary Meeting will be held BELOW. THIS OFFICE CAN
National League
COLORADO ROCKIES Agreed the National Basket- seasons with an opt-out rookie Buddy Hield February 27th at 7:00 PM PROVIDE YOU WITH IN-
to terms with LHP Mike Dunn on a ball Players Associa- available after six. Average scored a career-high 21 Borough Authority FORMATION ABOUT HIR-
three-year contract. ING A LAWYER.
MILWAUKEE BREWERS Agreed tion three years ago. salaries will continue to points, and host New Or- (MAWSA) - the second
IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD
to terms with LHP Tommy Milone The league was chang- soar, players will be asked leans defeated Indiana. Thursday of each month at
on a one-year contract and with 7:00 PM TO HIRE A LAWYER, THIS
INF Eric Sogard, RHP Hiram Bur- ing commissioners, the to endure fewer back-to- Davis highlighted a dy- Regional Partners Meeting OFFICE MAY BE ABLE TO
gos and LHP Andy Oliver on minor union was seeking a new back and four-game-in- namic performance with including Manheim Bor- PROVIDE YOU WITH IN-
league contracts. FORMATION ABOUT AGEN-
NEW YORK METS Agreed to executive director and five-day stretches, and two 3-pointers and a ough, Penn Township, Rapho
CIES THAT MAY OFFER LE-
terms with RHP Ben Rowen and another round of labor players who will soon be couple of driving dunks. Township and the Manheim
GAL SERVICES TO
RHP Cory Burns on minor league Central School Board will be
contracts. strife seemed unavoid- coming into the league He was at his best dur- held Nov 15th, 2017, at 7:00 ELIGIBLE PERSONS AT A
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Agreed to terms with OF Odubel
able. will reap benefits that no ing a pivotal 15-0 Peli- PM. REDUCED FEE OR NO
Herrera on a five-year contract. That was then. rookies have before. cans run inside the final Submitted by: FEE.
Notice to Defend:
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
Named Dave Brundage manager of
Whatever fears there But to Paul, the biggest 5 minutes, when he con- James R. Fisher
Lawyer Referral Service
Sacramento (PCL). were in 2013 are gone win in this proposed deal verted a three-point play Borough Manager
Lancaster Bar Association
FOOTBALL now, with the league and is what it will mean for on a driving dunk, hit a 3, Notice is hereby given that 28 East Orange Street
the rescheduled regular
National Football League
NFL Suspended Cleveland OL
its union having reached former players espe- added four free throws monthly meeting of Strasburg
Lancaster, PA 17602
Alvin Bailey, without pay, for two a tentative agreement cially with regard to better and blocked two shots. Telephone (717) 393-0737
Borough Council shall be
games for a substance violation.
BUFFALO BILLS Signed LB
on a new collective bar- health care. Jrue Holiday, who held on Monday, December
NOTICE OF ACTION
Bryson Albright and RB Cedric gaining agreement and For me, its crazy to go started the surge with 19, 2016, at 7:30 p.m., at the
IN MORTGAGE
ONeal to the practice squad.
the relationship be- into arenas now where a driving layup, had 16 Strasburg Borough Municipal
CHICAGO BEARS Signed DB Building, 145 Precision Av- FORECLOSURE
DeVante Bausby to the practice tween the oft-conten- former players who work points. Myles Turner enue, Strasburg, Pennsylva- IN THE COURT OF
squad. Placed TE Justin Perillo on
the practice squad injured list. tious sides going along for teams broadcast- scored 26 points on 11- nia. The rescheduled public COMMON PLEAS OF
CLEVELAND BROWNS Signed DL as swimmingly as ever. ers, stuff like that and of-14 shooting for Indi- hearing concerning the pro- LANCASTER COUNTY,
Trevon Coley to the practice squad. posed liquor license transfer PENNSYLVANIA
DETROIT LIONS Claimed DE Yet on Thursday, one thats probably the most ana. CIVIL ACTION LAW
to the Rutters Farm Store at
Corey Lemonier off waivers from day after this new pro- humbling feeling there Bucks 108, Bulls 97: 405 Historic Drive will be held COURT OF
Cleveland. Waived CB Adairius
Barnes. posed deal was struck, is, those former players Giannis Antetokounmpo at the same date, time, and COMMON PLEAS
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Signed Paul wanted no congrat- coming up and saying scored 30 points and location. CIVIL DIVISION
LB Deiontrez Mount from the LANCASTER COUNTY
practice squad. Waived LB Lavar ulations or credit in- Thank you, Paul said. Jabari Parker added 28 NOTICE No. 16-05830
Edwards. stead lauding everyone Its not about me. Its to lead Milwaukee to a Notice is hereby given that OCWEN LOAN SERVICING,
LOS ANGELES RAMS Placed RB the Weaverland Valley Au-
Benny Cunningham and DE Robert involved for getting it about all the guys. Thats victory over visiting Chi- LLC
thority will hold their regular Plaintiff
Quinn on injured reserve. Signed done. what I think what history cago. monthly meetings at the East
G David Arkin and DL Morgan Fox vs.
from the practice squad. I dont know if re- will talk about with this Milwaukee led the Earl Township Municipal THOMAS H. CANTIRINO
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Claimed WR Michael Floyd off
lief is the right word, deal. This wasnt a deal entire game and held a Building, 4610 Division High- DONNA CANTIRINO
waivers from Arizona. Released WR Paul, the Los Angeles just for the current play- 24-point advantage early way, East Earl, PA, beginning COMERICA BANK &
Griff Whalen. Clippers All-Star point ers, for incoming players, in the fourth quarter but at 6:30 P.M. during the year TRUST, N.A., TRUSTEE OF
HOCKEY of 2017 as follows: Jan. 5, THE THOMAS CANTIRINO
National Hockey League
guard, said Thursday in but the players who paved had to hold on to snap a Feb. 6, Mar. 6, Apr. 3, May 1, TRUST DATED JULY 6,
BOSTON BRUINS Recalled F an interview with The the way for us. three-game losing streak, Jun. 5, Jul. 6, Aug. 7, Sept. 7, 2006
Anton Blidh from Providence (AHL).
Assigned F Danton Heinen to Provi-
Associated Press. But In Thursdays games: its longest of the season. Oct. 2, Nov. 6, Dec. 4. Defendants
dence. its a really good feeling. Pelicans 102, Pacers SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS WEAVERLAND VALLEY Continued
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LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE 2.An award and sale of the other general provisions; Ar- services or auxiliary aids at- Lancaster County Retirement Board
To DONNA CANTIRINO Bonds was made to RBC ticle II, setting forth interpre- tending any of these meet- Conservation District Board Feb 10, April 7, May 12,
You are hereby notified that Capital Markets, LLC at a pri- tation and definitions; Article ings should submit a written of Directors (LCCDBD) Aug 18, Oct 13, and Nov 17,
on June 28, 2016, Plaintiff, vate sale by negotiation for a III, providing for the adminis- request for such assistance First Wednesday of ea. 9:00 a.m., Lanc. Co. Govern-
OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, purchase price to be negoti- tration of the Ordinance to the County Commission- month, 7:30 p.m., except ment Center, conf. rm. 703.
LLC, filed a Mortgage Fore- ated and set forth in written through plan processing pro- ers Office. Jan., 1:00 p.m., Farm & Salary Board
closure Complaint endorsed addendum to the Bond Pur- cedures; Article IV, setting Agricultural Preserve Board Home Center conf. rm., 1383 First Monday of ea. month,
with a Notice to Defend, chase Agreement for the forth information to be shown Fourth Thursday of ea. Arcadia Road, Lancaster. except in Jan, August, and
against you in the Court of Bonds. The purchase price on or submitted with various month, except Nov and Dec, The Nutrient Management/ Sept, the second Monday,
Common Pleas of LAN- shall not be less than 95% types of Plans; Article V pro- third Thursday, 8:00 a.m., Cost Share Committee will 1:30 p.m., Lanc. Co. Govern-
CASTER County Pennsylva- nor more than 125% of the viding for financial assurance Lanc. Co. Government Cen- meet one hour prior to each ment Center, conf. rm. 703.
nia, docketed to No. 16- total aggregate principal for completion and mainte- ter, conf. rm. 104. regularly scheduled LC- South Central
05830. Wherein Plaintiff amount of the Bonds. nance of improvements; Arti- Board of Assessment CDBD meeting. On March 1, Transit Authority
seeks to foreclose on the A COPY OF THE FULL cle VI providing extensive de- Appeals 2017, the LCCDBD Low Vol- Third Wednesday of ea.
mortgage secured on your TEXT OF THE FINAL RES- sign standards; (Article VII is Second Wednesday of ea. ume Road Quality Assurance month, 6:00 p.m. Jan.,
property located at 3 OLD OLUTION MAY BE EXAM- reserved) Article VIII provid- month, except Dec, first Board will meet at 5:30 p.m. March, May, July, Sept., and
MILL ROAD, A/K/A 111 OLD INED BY ANY CITIZEN AT ing for administration, en- Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., Lanc. and on Sept. 6, 2017, the LC- Nov. mtgs. held at Red Rose
MILL ROAD, PEACH BOT- THE OFFICE OF THE DI- forcement and penalties for Co. Government Center, CDBD Dirt & Gravel Road Transit Authority (RRTA), 45
TOM, PA 17563, whereupon RECTOR OF FINANCE, violations thereof; and Article Suite 310 conf. rm. Quality Assurance Board will Erick Rd., Lancaster. Feb,
your property would be sold HEMPFIELD SCHOOL DIS- IX providing for the methods Children and Youth Social meet at 5:30 p.m., 1383 Ar- April, June, Aug, Oct, and
by the Sheriff of LAN- TRICT, 200 CHURCH of appeal, an effective date Service Agency Citizens cadia Road, Lancaster. Dec mtgs. held at Berks Area
CASTER County. STREET, LANDISVILLE, and other interpretation pro- Advisory Board Lancaster County Regional Transportation Au-
You are hereby notified to PENNSYLVANIA ON ANY visions. There are numerous Feb 21, May 15, Aug 21 Consolidated Information thority (BARTA), 1700 N.
plead to the above refer- BUSINESS DAY, BETWEEN appendices for use in admin- and Nov. 20, 7:30 a.m., Lanc. Technology Committee Eleventh St., Reading.
enced Complaint on or be- THE HOURS OF 8 A.M. AND istering the Ordinance and Co. Government Center, Quarterly: March 2, June 1, Speedwell Forge Park
fore 20 days from the date of 4 P.M., PREVAILING TIME. when reviewing proposed conf. rm. 102 or 104. Sept 7, and Dec 7, 10:00 Advisory Council
this publication or a Judg- KEGEL KELIN ALMY plans. Please indicate any County Commissioners a.m., Lanc. Co. Government April 19 and Sept 20, 7:00
ment will be entered against & LORD LLP special accommodations you Work Sessions Center, conf. rm. 703. p.m., Penn Twp. Office Bldg.,
you. Bond Counsel need in order to attend this Every Tuesday, 10:00 a.m., Lancaster County 97 N. Penryn Rd., Manheim.
NOTICE Hearing by December 28, Lanc. Co. Government Cen- Emergency Lancaster County
If you wish to defend, you NOTICE 2016. All who wish to be ter, conf. rm. 701, except for: Planning Committee Transportation
must enter a written appear- TO RESIDENTS OF THE heard on this Ordinance Tuesday, February 28, 2017 The 1st Thursday in Feb, Coordinating Committee
ance personally or by attor- BART TOWNSHIP AND should appear at the above Tuesday, March 28, 2017 April, June, Aug, Oct and Feb. 27, April 24, June 26,
ney and file your defenses or OTHER INTERESTED PER- time, date, and place, as it is Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Dec, 1:00 p.m., Public Safety Sept 25, and Nov 27, 12:00
objections in writing with the SONS: anticipated that a decision Tuesday, July 4, 2017 Training Center, 101 Champ p.m., Lanc. Co. Government
court. You are warned that if Notice is hereby given that will be made, including the Tuesday, July 25, 2017 Boulevard, Manheim. Center, conf. rm. 102/104.
you fail to do so the case may the following Ordinance is in- possible adoption of the pro- Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Lancaster County Lank Transportation Technical
proceed without you and a tended to be considered for posed Ordinance. Tuesday, November 7, 2017 Bank Authority, Lancaster Advisory Committee
judgment may be entered adoption by the Bart Town- Respectfully submitted, Tuesday, November 21, 2017 County Housing Authority Second Monday of ea.
against you without further ship Board of Supervisors, KENELM L. SHIRK, III Note: May also have Elec- and Lancaster County month, except in Oct, second
notice for the relief requested during a Hearing on Tuesday, Solicitor tion Board and Registration Redevelopment Authority Tuesday, 12:00 p.m., Lanc.
by the plaintiff. You may lose January 3, 2017, commenc- Commission discussions on Fourth Tuesday of ea. Co. Government Center,
money or property or other ing at 7:00 p.m. at the Bart The monthly meeting of the the above dates and time. month, except Dec, third conf. rm. 102/104.
rights important to you. Township Office, 46 Quarry Salisbury Township Zoning Also, if there are delays in Tuesday, January 24th, and Lancaster County
YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS Road, Quarryville, Pennsyl- Hearing Board will be held on the opening of County Of- February 28th, will be held at Transportation Authority
NOTICE TO YOUR vania 17566. Tuesday, December 27, fices due to weather condi- Lancaster County Housing 1st Wednesday of each
LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU AN ORDINANCE RE- 2016, beginning at 7:00 P.M. tions, the County Commis- and Redevelopment Author- month, 3:30 p.m., Lanc. Co.
DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER, PEALING ORDINANCE #03- in the Township Municipal sioners Work Sessions will ity, 202 N. Prince St., 4th fl., Government Center, conf.
GO TO OR TELEPHONE 30-2016A (THE SUBDIVI- Building at 5581 Old be canceled on these days. Lancaster. The March 102.
THE OFFICE SET FORTH SION AND LAND Philadelphia Pike, Gap, Pa., County Commissioners through December will be
The following public hearings Youth Intervention Center
BELOW. THIS OFFICE CAN DEVELOPMENT ORDI- Meeting held at their new location, 28 Board of Managers
PROVIDE YOU WITH IN- NANCE OF BART TOWN- will be held: Every Wednesday, 9:15 Penn Square, Suite 200 Lan-
Faith Mennonite School of Feb 3, May 5, Aug 4, Nov 3,
FORMATION ABOUT HIR- SHIP) AND REPLACING IT a.m., Lanc. Co. Government caster. The Lancaster County at Youth Intervention Center
ING A LAWYER. WITH A NEW COMPRE- 5085 Woodland Court,
Kinzer, PA 17535, is request- Center, conf. rm. 701, ex- Land Bank Authority begins Conf. Room, 235 Circle Av-
IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD HENSIVE ORDINANCE RE- cept for: at 4:00 p.m. The Housing Au- enue, Lancaster.
TO HIRE A LAWYER, THIS LATING TO SUBDIVISION ing a Variance from Chapter
27 of the Salisbury Township Wednesday, March 1, 2017 thority and Redevelopment Youth Intervention Center
OFFICE MAY BE ABLE TO AND LAND DEVELOP- Wednesday, March 15, 2017 meetings will begin approxi- Detention and
PROVIDE YOU WITH IN- MENT, SETTING FORTH Code of Ordinances, Part 2,
Section 202.4 to exceed Wednesday, May 17, 2017 mately at 4:30 p.m. Shelter Hearings
FORMATION ABOUT AGEN- RULES, REGULATIONS, Wednesday, June 21, 2017 Lancaster County Every Monday, Wednesday
CIES THAT MAY OFFER LE- AND STANDARDS REGU- maximum permissible lot
coverage for a proposed ad- Wednesday, July 26, 2017 Vacant Property and Friday, as needed, 8:00
GAL SERVICES TO LATING SUBDIVISION AND Wednesday, August 9, 2017 Reinvestment Board a.m., Youth Intervention Cen-
ELIGIBLE PERSONS AT A LAND DEVELOPMENT dition to an existing school.
The subject property is lo- Wednesday, September 13, Third Thursday of ea. ter, 235 Circle Ave. If any of
REDUCED FEE OR NO WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP 2017 month, 8:00 a.m. The Janu- these days is a County holi-
OF BART, LANCASTER cated within the R Rural
FEE. Wednesday, November 8, ary and February meeting will day, then hearings will be
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, Residential district.
Notice to Defend: 2017 be held at the Lancaster held the following day.
PURSUANT TO THE AU- Matthew B. Stoltzfus of 346
Lawyer Referral Service Millwood Road, Gap, PA Also, if there are delays in County Housing and Rede-
Lancaster Bar Association THORITY GRANTED IN AR- the opening of County Of- velopment Authority, 202 N.
TICLE V OF THE PENN- 17527, is requesting a Spe-
28 East Orange Street cial Exception under Chap- fices due to weather condi- Prince St., 4th fl., Lancaster.
Lancaster, PA 17602 SYLVANIA MUNICIPALITIES tions, the Commissioners The March through Decem-
PLANNING CODE, ACT 247 ter 27 of the Salisbury Town-
Telephone (717) 393-0737 ship Code of Ordinances, Meetings will be canceled on ber meetings will be held at
70
OF 1968, AS AMENDED
%
NOTICE OF ADOPTION Part 2, Section 201.3.E and these days. their new location, 28 Penn
AND REENACTED BY ACT Evening County Square, Suite 200, Lan-
OF RESOLUTION 170 OF 1988, AND ESTAB- subject to Section 444 to ex-
NOTICE IS GIVEN that the pand an existing kennel. The Commissioners Mtgs. will caster.
LISHING THE PROCEDURE
Board of School Directors of subject property is located be held Northwest Lancaster
TO BE FOLLOWED BY THE
Hempfield School District, within the A Agricultural dis- Wednesday, March 15, County River Trail
BART TOWNSHIP PLAN-
Lancaster County, Pennsyl- trict. 2017, at 700:p.m. at Advisory Council
NING COMMISSION AND
vania, at a meeting duly THE BART TOWNSHIP Phil Weaver of 302 Red Mountville Borough Munici- Jan. 24, March 28, June 27, of all
called and duly held on De- Well Road, New Holland, PA pal Building, 21 East Main and Sept. 26, 7:00 p.m.,
cember 13, 2016, at 7:00
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
IN THE APPLICATION AND 17557, is requesting a Vari- Street Mountville, Pennsylva- Conoy Twp. Office Bldg., 211 job seekers
p.m., finally adopted and en- ance from Chapter 27 of the nia. Falmouth Rd., Bainbridge.
acted a Resolution authoriz-
ADMINISTRATION OF SAID
RULES, REGULATIONS Salisbury Township Code of Wednesday, June 21, Office of Aging recently
ing the incurrence of general Ordinances, Part 2, Section 2017, at 7:00 p.m. at East Advisory Council
obligation indebtedness by
AND STANDARDS, AND
PROVIDING PENALTIES 201.2 to be able to construct Lampeter Township Public Feb 6 rm 102, April 3 rm interviewed said they
the issuance of the School an office for an existing busi- Meeting Room, 2250 Old 102, June 5 rm 104, Aug 7 rm
Districts General Obligation
AND REMEDIES FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF. ness located on an adjoining Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster, 104, Oct 2 rm 104, and Dec. regularly
lot, a Variance from Section Pennsylvania. 4 rm 102, 12:00 p.m., Lanc.
Bonds, Series of 2017 in the
maximum aggregate princi-
The following contains a
308 to not meet individual lot Tuesday, September 12, Co. Government Center 1st read the
brief summary of the provi-
requirements for a second
pal amount of $10,700,000
(the Bonds), pursuant to the
sions of the proposed Ordi-
principal use, a Variance from
2017, at 7:00 p.m. at Eliza-
beth Township, 423 South
floor.
Planning Commission
newspaper
nance. A full copy of the Or-
Pennsylvania Local Govern-
ment Unit Debt Act. Proceeds
dinance may be examined Section 201.5 to not meet
minimum yard setback re-
View Drive, Lititz, Pennsylva-
nia.
Second and fourth Mon-
days of ea. month, except
help
without charge or copied for a
of the Bonds will be used to
provide funds for refunding
charge no greater than the quirements as well as any
other Special Exceptions
Due to weather conditions
Commissioners Meetings will
Oct, second Tuesday; and
Dec, fourth Tuesday, 2:30
wanted ads
cost thereof at the Bart Town-
all or a portion of the School and/or Variances needed. be canceled on these days. p.m., Lanc. Co. Government
ship Municipal Building (ad-
Districts outstanding General The subject property is lo- Election Board Center, conf. rm. 102/104.
dress above) Monday
Obligation Bonds, Series of cated at 5077 Old Philadel- Every Wednesday, 9:15 Prison Board
through Friday between 8:30
2013 and to pay the costs phia Pike, Kinzer, PA 17535, a.m., additional meetings Third Thursday of ea.
a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (By ap- and is within the A Agricul-
and expenses of issuing the pointment only. Call 717-786- May 12, 1:30 p.m. and No- month, 9:15 a.m., except no
debt. tural district. vember 3, 10:00 a.m. Lanc. mtg. in July, Lanc. Co. Gov-
2877) and at the Lancaster Phil Weaver of 302 Red
Notice of the proposed County Law Library. Co. Government Center, ernment Center, conf. rm.
adoption of the Resolution, Well Road, New Holland, PA conf. rm. 701. 701. The March, June, Sept
The proposed Ordinance 17557, is requesting a Vari-
containing a summary of the completely replaces the pre- Lanc. Co. Government and Dec mtgs. are at the
Resolution, was published in ance from Chapter 27 of the Center, conf. rm. 701. Also, if Prison, 625 E. King St., Lan-
vious, Bart Township Subdi- Salisbury Township Code of
the LNP on December 7, there are delays in the open- caster.
vision and Land Develop- Ordinance, Part 3, Section
2016. In addition to the ing of County Offices due to Records Improvement
ment Ordinance 315 to be able to exceed
above, the substance of the weather conditions, the Elec- Committee
administered by the Town- maximum permissible sign
amendments made in the tion Board Meetings will be Feb 24, April 28, June 23,
Resolution during the pas- ship (Ordinance # 03-30- size requirements for an ex-
2016A) . The proposed Ordi- canceled on these days. Aug 25, Oct 27, and Dec 22,
sage are as follows: isting non-conforming use. Drug and Alcohol 9:00 a.m., Courthouse, Sher-
1.The maximum interest nance provides a complete The subject property is lo-
integrated systematic system Commission Single iffs conf. rm., 1st fl., 50 N.
rate and maximum annual cated at 5085 Old Philadel- County Authority Duke St., Lancaster.
principal maturity or manda- for review in Bart Township of phia Pike, Kinzer, PA 17535,
proposed subdivisions and Jan 23, March 27, April 24, Registration Commission
tory sinking fund payment and is within the A Agricul- May 22, July 24 and Sept 25, Every Wednesday, 9:15 a.m.,
amounts were finalized and land developments, as those tural district.
terms are defined in the Or- 6:00 p.m., Lanc. Co. Govern- Lanc. Co. Government Cen-
inserted in the Resolution. Salisbury Township ment Center, 5th fl. conf. rm. ter, conf. rm. 701, except for:
The redemption provisions dinance.
The proposed effective date The Board of County Com- Lancaster Airport Authority Wednesday, March 1, 2017
applicable to the Bonds will missioners of Lancaster Third Monday of ea. month, Wednesday, March 15, 2017
of the Ordinance is five days
Get
be finalized according to pa- County announces the fol- except Jan., fourth Monday, Wednesday, May 17, 2017
help
rameters contained in the after enactment, following
which all new plans will be lowing schedule of public Lancaster Airport Terminal Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Resolution. meetings of County Boards, Building, 500 Airport Road, Wednesday, July 26, 2017
The Bonds mature serially administered by the Town-
ship pursuant to the Ordi- Commissions, Committees, Lititz. The Planning Meeting Wednesday, August 9, 2017
in varying amounts beginning Councils, Task Forces, Au- will begin at 3:00 p.m. The Wednesday, September 13,
nance. The Ordinance is in
on April 15, 2017, and there-
after on April 15 of each year many respects different from thorities, and other Agencies
for 2017. The address of the
Business Meeting will begin
at 4:00 p.m.
2017
Wednesday, November 8,
from
from 2018 through 2032, in-
clusive. Outstanding Bonds
the previous Township Sub-
division and Land Develop- Lancaster County Govern- Lancaster County Bicycle 2017 Classified
ment Center mentioned in and Pedestrian Advisory Also, if there are delays in
717-291-8711
may be subject to redemp- ment Ordinance and should
be carefully reviewed by the notice is located at 150 Committee the opening of County Of-
tion prior to maturity at the North Queen Street, Lan- Jan 26, March 23, May 23, fices due to weather condi-
option of the School District in those interested in its provi-
sions. It includes, among caster, Pennsylvania. Aug 24 and Oct 26, 2017, tions, the Registration Com-
whole or in part. The Bonds NOTE: Individuals having 5:00 p.m., Lanc. Co. Govern- mission Meetings will be
bear a maximum interest rate other items: Article 1, setting
forth purpose , authority and disabilities requiring special ment Center, conf. rm. 102. canceled on these days.
of 5.5%.
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LNP III LANCASTER, PA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2016 C7
PET
$1850. (717) 951-6481
2002 Grey BMW 330xi SUVS/CROSSOVERS
Good condition, 110K
Sunroof, leather, heated
PLACE
seats. Asking $5900 Con-
tact Melanie 717-490-0547
SERVICES
township of Salisbury, Sale to be held at the Horst
Auction Center, 50 Durlach Inspected, 145,852 miles
County of Lancaster and $2995 obo. (717) 380-7041
State of Pennsylvania Rd., Ephrata, PA 17522.
founded and described as
follows to wit: Accepted Payments - Cash
or PA Check, Visa, Master-
Beginning at the northwest Card & Debit Card with 3% 2000 Subaru Outback AWD
corner thereof, a point in Fee. No out of state checks 139k, new t/belt, t/rods, axls,
the middle of a public road without prior approval. w/pump, tires, trans, brakes, HOME IMPROVEMENTS LAWN/GARDEN/
leading from Narvon to the f/power. $5995. 394-8708 LANDSCAPING
Horst Auctioneers Selling your car or Truck? Call Aaron Fisher at Picadilly
Cambridge Road, Located VANS
**Voices Of Experience** New lower priced Home Improvements for Residential & Commercial
a distance of 149 feet
50 Durlach Rd, Ephrata PA 17522 Auto ads available, 4 lines decks/deck repairs/siding/ Hauling, Gutter Cleaning &
south 58 degrees thirty
Tel. 717-738-3080 of text with photo! 2013 black Nissan NV200 remodeling & re-roofing. Fall Clean Up
minutes east from the orig-
Fax 717-738-2132 7 days $35, 14 days $50 Work-Van! In Great Condi- (717) 205-6675 Contact: 717-587-4981
inal southwest of the prem-
ises of the grantor, thence www.horstauction.com Call 291-8711 tion! Only 81,XXX miles.
Wrought Iron, Railing, Gates, HAULING
extending by land now or AU1767L Inspection good through
Fences, Sec. bars $35/ft,
late of John L. Evans, 04/17. Seats 2. Katerack GENERAL HAULING
Canopys, Signs, free install,
SOUTH 58 DEGREES shelving included! All 3 Clean up
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shelves slide out for easy Buildings, Basements
THIRTY MINUTES EAST Buch Custom Welding 664-4388.
283 AND 5 TENTHS TO access. Call Tim: 717-687- Yards.
AN IRON PEN; thence by 6224 (Ronks) $11,500 392-7855
land retained by the said
grantors, NORTH TEN DE- 1996 Subaru Legacy SW
TRUCKS/TRAILERS/
GREES 55 MINUTES PUBLICSALE CONSTRUCTION
OF FURNITURE, 164k miles. 5 speed, AWD,
WEST 190 AND 2 A/C. Inspected 10/17. $1800.
GLASSWARE, CHINA, JOB TRAILOR 20ftx7.5ft.
TENTHS FEET to a point (410) 877-7424
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Double Door In Rear. Side
in the middle of said road,
LG. COLL. OF BOYDS & Entrance. Drawing Tble In
having crossed an iron pen
OTHER COLLECTABLES Frnt. Side Work Tble. Elec.
set at the south side
thereof; thence along in the
W/ Recptcls $2300 464-4615 STUFF EMPLOYMENT
road, SOUTH 79 DE- Saturday, Dec. 17, 2016 at
GREES 10 MINUTES 8:30 A.M. HOUSEHOLD Schools / Instruction
WEST 210 FEET to the GOODS/APPLIANCES Career Services
place of beginning. Con- Sale to be held at Al Starr Employment
taining 0.46 acre. On Lot Willow Street Community 2005 Toyota Sienna XLE Agencies
Building. 2901 Willow Street Champagne color, gray inte- Medical Dental
well water and septic sys- Office / Clerical
tem with 1965 Blue Moon Pike, Willow Street, PA rior. 95,609 miles. 3.3 V6
mobile home 55 long and 17584. Rt. 272 N to the rear FWD. Good condition. RECREATION Stores / Retailing
Restaurants / Food
10 wide approximately 3 of Willow Street Fire Co. $8500obo. (717) 572-4031 Service
bedrooms, bath, living Bikes/Motorcycles Mechanical / Trades
room, kitchen, mud room FOODSERVED! Misc. RVs Technical
Travel Trailers/ Cleaning house and Sales
situated thereon. Also a Campers
tool shed about 10 x 22 Sale by: Agent for owners have items to sell? Management
Boats/Aviation New lower priced Education
long. All in quiet rural Sports/Exercise Professional
neighborhood worth your Enterline Auction Service LLC Equipment Merchandise ads available,
4 lines of text with photo! Transportation
consideration. Robert L. Enterline Swim Pools/Spas General Help
(717) 872-1948 7 days $35, 14 days $50 Volunteer
Auctioneer (AU-003690-L) 1996 Toyota Camry XLE. Call 291-8711
Household goods: Jadite 211k miles. White, clean, Domestic Help
mix bowl, pyrex pie platers, Rick Jones (AU-003811-L) BIKES/MOTORCYCLES Situations Wanted
www.enterlineauction.com needs inspection. $1000. CRAFTS/HOBBIES/ Child Care
egg plate, soup bowls, 6 (717) 669-1834 SEWING
burgman engraved soup Nursing/Elderly Care
plates, bake and serve Lionell LCCA New Haven
casseroles, Crooksville 209 train set. AA+B+6 cars.
china and glassware, plat- NIB. $800 firm 464-0304 MEDICAL/ DENTAL
ters, blue vase, cast iron NEW!
pans, flour lifter, charles Got a lawn mower?
pretzel tin, unusual fruit Looking for a leaf blower?
colander, jelly tumblers, old
AUTOMOTIVE 2010 Harley Davidson
Heritage Softail Classic Swap it FREE in classifieds.
shawl, wood dryer rack, 2012 VW Passat SEL Auto-
Garage kept - great cond. Swap! 717-291-8711
stainless steel roast pan, Cars for sale matic. White Ext, blk leather,
bacon press, cookbooks, Vehicle Financing/ Sunroof, very clean. $8,800 $8995. (717) 917-1227 BABY/CHILDRENS
Leasing 717-951-7739
electric knife, popcorn pop- Classic/Specialty $2,000 Sign On Bonus
per, microwave, blender, Due to new federal
Vehicles for FT 2nd Shift CNA
picnic set, stereo player, Parts/Access.
CLASSIC/SPECIALTY guidelines governing
VEHICLES CRIB SAFETY, at Maple Farm!
electric fan misc furniture, Auto Services Only 2 bonus eligible
Whirlpool refrigerator, 2 Pick-Ups LNP Media Group will no
SUVs/Crossovers 1926 black Ford Model T longer accept positions remain!
door cabinet, small cables, 4 door touring convertible Additional shift differential
magazine rack, 4 drawer Vans ads for used cribs.
Utility Trailers $10,000 incentive also available for
dresser, single bed, new (717) 786-3903 1986 Harley Davidson TOOLS/ MACHINERY ALL 2nd Shift CNAs!
Trucks/Trailers/
bedding folding chairs, Construction Sportster. Lots of custom ex-
metal cupboard, floor Cars/Trucks Wanted CARSWANTED;Classic, tras. Excellent condition
Muscle, Sports, Antique, etc. Maple Farm, a Garden Spot
lights, pots and pans. $2900obo. (717) 898-2063 Village community, is looking
Jeff Gast (717) 575-4561
for caring individuals with a
Tools: Tool boxes, 20 MISC. RV'S
wooden extension ladder, CARS FOR SALE passion for working with
older adults. We offer a
porch bench, folding table, 2001 Chevy Lumina, green. 4 pleasant work environment
Dayton and Trindle door, seats 7. 3.1 engine. with competitive wages and
welders, bench grinder, Well kept, new tires, lge 2007 Brush Bandit Chipper
1590XP, 2290 hrs., benefits. We have the fol-
wood plane, level, sprink- trunk. $6900. (717) 406-8935 lowing position available:
ing can, galvanized buck- CAT Diesel 3054E
1986 Chevy Camaro. Silver, $28,500 (717) 615-3316
ets, fishing rods, 3.5 H.P.
Firestone tiller, 0 turn lawn
1 owner. Garage kept, well CNA
maintained. 132K. Insp. 1938 Ford Panel Truck: Flat- 2014 Chateau motor home. BUILDINGS & SUPPLIES Full-time (2nd Shift)
mower and other items. head V8, 3 sp., orig. sheet
10/17 $3700 nego. 397-4497 28ft. Low mileage. Extras. Part-time (1st & 2nd Shift)
metal, road ready, Cragers/ $60,000. (717) 284-2949 NEW ANDERSON window Flex/Pool (All Shifts)
Auction at 10AM 1986 Chevy Camaro. Silver, PSCCR12R/$350/575-5478
mags. $15,500. 291-4500
Real Estate at 12 noon. 1 owner. Garage kept, well 2005 Class A 33 foot
maintained. 132K. Insp. WANTED TO BUY To learn more about Maple
Announcements day of Winnebago. New motor.
10/17 $3700 nego. 397-4497 Farm or to apply online visit:
auction take precedence. 2 slides plus extras.
www.maplefarm.org/careers
2000 Dodge Intrepid - Gold. $40,000. (717) 397-2052
Or apply in person at:
Auction: Lloyd E. Martin
Circle This!
Auto. Clean & reliable. 156k. 2008 36ft Class A. 18k miles. Maple Farm
POA: Velma Hess, June Insp 9/17. New Tires. $1,800 3 slides/bunks, v/g cond. 604 Oak St.
Hoffman, Martha obo 717-342-7911 Records. Many extras incl! Akron, PA 17501
717-445-7204 $59,500. (717) 768-8689 CASH FOR COMIC BOOKS
2012 Ford Focus hatchback 1930 Ford Model A Coupe phone: (717) 859-1191
for appointment PRE 80's VIDEO GAMES
4 doors. Excellent condition. w/rumble seat. Show-worthy E.O.E.
Automatic transmission. 60k SPORTS/ HOT WHEELS MATCHBOX
Linda Kling Atty restoration. Runs great. EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
miles $5800. (717) 808-1864 BASEBALL CARDS ONE
New Holland, PA $18,900. (717) 786-8183
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MacIntyre and defensive back Chidobe Awuzie (4) on Nov. 19 after defeating Washington State. MacIntyre, named
is The Associated Press college football Coach of the Year, led the Buffaloes to a 10-3 record and their first bowl
Eagles QB on pace to break McNabbs game since 2007.
team record of 571 attempts in a season COLLEGE FOOTBALL
PHILADELPHIA (AP)
Carson Wentz is the
rookie version of his fa-
passes per game and 1-6
in the past seven when
hes averaged 44.7.
Colorados Mike MacIntyre
vorite player.
The Philadelphia Ea-
gles quarterback grew up
rooting for Brett Favre.
Playing catch-up often
means having to pass
more, but that hasnt
been the case each week.
wins AP Coach of the Year
Now, hes throwing Coach Doug Pederson Before MacIntyre, Buffaloes led nation in games started by freshmen
more passes than even called 51 passes and only
the Ol Gunslinger. 24 runs in last Sundays PAT GRAHAM James Franklin was second with game, we werent very close,
AP SPORTS WRITER
Wentz has 498 pass 27-22 loss to Washing- 98 and 16. Alabamas Nick Saban MacIntyre said.
attempts and hes on ton, even though the BOULDER, Colo. Mike Ma- was third with 57 and 13. MacIntyre gradually revamped
pace to break Donovan score was close through- cIntyre has the reputation as a We played a lot of young guys, the program just like he did at
McNabbs team record out and the Eagles led in turnaround artist. Give him a and they worked hard and got San Jose State when he inherited
of 571 attempts in a sea- the fourth quarter. program, any program, and he better, said MacIntyre, who be- a 2-10 squad and in three seasons
son. If he throws 130 You never want to will transform it. came the first Colorado coach to turned the Spartans into a dou-
more passes in the final ask your rookie quarter- Colorado, though, had the looks win the award since it began in ble-digit win team.
three games, Wentz will back to throw the ball 60 of being the sort of program that 1998. They grew into their talent All he needed was time and
break Andrew Lucks times and then 46 times not even MacIntyre could fix. and kept right on going. a chance to develop his talent.
rookie record of 627 in like he did. Its usually a After three years that resulted To comprehend how far Colo- After going 2-25 in conference
2012. recipe for disaster, Ped- in a grand total of 10 victories, Ma- rado has come, its important games over his first three seasons
Favre never fired away erson said. cIntyre led the 11th-ranked Buf- to know where the Buffaloes at Colorado, some publications
that many times in a sea- While Philadelphia (5- faloes to a 10-win season, a spot in were before MacIntyre arrived. listed him on the hot seat.
son 613 was his high. 8) plays out the string, the Pac-12 Championship game In 2012, they led the nation in Now, hes one of the hottest
The Eagles had more Wentz has gained valu- and even onto the fringes of the games started by true fresh- coaches in the business.
success when they ran able experience dur- national-title conversation for a men, got outscored by a 552-214 Its been remarkable, whats oc-
more and Wentz threw ing a rebuilding season. week or two. Colorado also will margin and lost a school-high 11 curred this season, said former
less. They were 4-2 in All those pass attempts make its first bowl appearance games that ultimately cost coach Colorado coach Gary Barnett,
the first six games when should help him down the since 2007. Jon Embree his job. whos now a radio analyst for Buffs
Wentz averaged 30.8 road. For that, MacIntyre is The As- MacIntyre realized he was in- football games. Theyve acted like
sociated Press college football heriting a program that had fallen theyve been there before, acted
Coach of the Year. He received on hard times. But the depths of like a mature team thats used to
LATE GAME 109 points and 25 first-place that decline caught him off guard. winning. They have this resiliency
n The Seattle Seahawks beat the Los Angeles Rams 24-3 votes from the AP college foot- Overall, to be able to compete, to find a way to win, every single
at press time. For coverage, see LancasterOnline.com. ball poll panel, while Penn States to be in the Pac-12 Championship game theyve been in.
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