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TERRORISM PUERTO RICO MANHEIM TOWNSHIP

Official’s
Truck
attack
kills 8
WHAT REMAINS ad draws
backlash
Island’s southern coast, battered by Hurricane
in NYC Maria, struggles to survive amid destruction

ISIS note found Candidate for commissioner


nearby; suspect criticized for possibly ‘racial’
shot, wounded message in campaign flyer
NEW YORK TIMES SAM JANESCH
SJANESCH@LNPNEWS.COM
NEW YORK — A driver
plowed a pickup down a A Republican Manheim Township of-
crowded bike path along ficial up for re-election next week is de-
the Hudson River in fending what he’s calling a badly worded
Manhattan on Tuesday, campaign ad that critics say was an at-
killing eight people and tempt to divide Lancaster city from the
injuring 11 before being wealthier suburban township.
shot by a police officer in Commissioner Ian Hodge’s advertise-
what officials are calling ment in a weekly shopping newspaper
the deadliest terrorist and a mailed flyer drew criticism from
attack in New York City both Republicans and Democrats.
since Sept. 11. One GOP official called it “horrible,”
The rampage ended and another called for local Republicans
when the motorist — to “disavow” him. Lancaster’s mayor said
whom the police identi- it was “unneighborly.”
fied as Sayfullo Saipov, The two other Republicans who share
29 — smashed into a MANHEIM  TWP., page A18
school bus, jumped out NYDIA MELENDEZ | PUERTOFLASH

of his truck and ran up Lucy Alvarado, who has relatives in Lancaster, speaks during an LNP interview Friday in her
Hurricane Maria-ravaged home in Guayama, Puerto Rico. One month after the storm devas-
and down the highway tated Puerto Rico, most of its residents are still without power as the island struggles to get RELATED COVERAGE
waving a pellet gun and back on its feet. “There was never anything to compare to Maria,” Alvarado said. n Forum features eight of nine
paintball gun and shout- Superior Court candidates. Page A3
ing “Allahu Akbar,” Ara- n Voters to decide three state court races
MICHAEL DEIBERT PUERTO RICO: IN THE

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bic for “God is great,” MDEIBERT@LNPNEWS.COM in Tuesday election. Page A5
before he was shot in the EYE OF THE STORM
abdomen by the officer. UAYAMA, Puerto Rico — As Hurri-
He remained in critical cane Maria screamed ashore along A special report
condition Tuesday eve- Puerto Rico’s southern coast, n Today: A look at the devastation and INVESTIGATION

Police to share
ning. packing winds of 155 mph and del- current conditions in the southeastern
Mayor Bill de Blasio uging the island with rain, Lucy Alvarado felt Puerto Rico communities of Maunabo
declared the incident a that an apocalypse might be upon her. and Guayama, where Hurricane

update today
Maria came ashore and where many
terrorist attack, and fed- “I experienced Hugo, Hortense and Lancaster residents have relatives.
eral law enforcement George,” the 75-year-old said as she stood

in ’92 murder
authorities were leading in the backyard of her half-destroyed home n Thursday: In the central mountains
the investigation. in the Palmas Bajas neighborhood of coast- of Puerto Rico, devastation awaited
crews from Mennonite Disaster
Investigators discov- al Guayama, clouds of mosquitoes buzzing Relief. At Casa Ulrich, the Mennonite
ered handwritten notes infernally as she named previous powerful guesthouse, FEMA representatives, Made ‘important progress’
in Arabic near the truck hurricanes that battered the island.
that indicated allegiance “But there was never anything to compare
mayors, doctors and other first
responders discuss the scope of the
in Christy Mirack case
to ISIS, two law enforce- to Maria.” challenges that remain.
ment officials said. But With an outbuilding of her main home LINDSEY BLEST
n Friday: Staff writer Michael Deibert LBLEST@LNPNEWS.COM
investigators had not destroyed by wind and rain, other parts of reports from Loiza, a community about
uncovered evidence of the house were battered as the storm tore a A development in the investigation of a
an hour east of San Juan that has
any direct or enabling nearby basketball court from pillar to post, 1992 murder of an East Lampeter Town-
historically been the heart of Afro-
ATTACK, page A7 PUERTO  RICO, page A6 ship woman will be shared today, the Lan-
Puerto Rican culture.
caster County district attorney’s office an-
nounced Tuesday.
While there have been
no arrests, progress has
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District Attorney Craig
Foundation focuses on transportation to appointments, grocery stores, pharmacy Stedman will share the de-
Christy velopment at a news event
LAURA KNOWLES this afternoon.
LNP CORRESPONDENT Mirack
Mirack, an elementary
Bob Leicy lives with disabili- school teacher, was found strangled, beat-
ties that make it impossible for en and sexually assaulted the morning of
him to drive, and he can’t afford Dec. 21, 1992, in her townhouse, accord-
to take the bus. ing to previous LNP reports.
For many years, the 51-year- Officials at the municipal, county and
old Manor Township man re- federal levels have been involved in the
lied on his son for everything nearly 25-year-old murder investigation.
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THE PYEONGCHANG WINTER OLYMPICS TODAY IN HISTORY


The Gossip Corner
n Nov. 1, 1512:
Michelangelo’s just- Surgery delayed causes. Sinise will ride
completed paintings on through Pasadena, Cali-
the ceiling of the Vatican’s
Sistine Chapel were publicly fornia, in the 129th Rose
unveiled by the artist’s Parade on New Year’s
patron, Pope Julius II. Day and participate in the
celebration before at the
n 1604: William 104th Rose Bowl game,
Shakespeare’s tragedy which will be a college
“Othello” was presented at football playoff semifinal.
Whitehall Palace in London. Jimmy Kimmel Sinise played the double-
amputee Vietnam vet-
n 1765: The Stamp Act, Follow-up heart sur- eran Lt. Dan Taylor in
passed by the British
Parliament, went into
gery for Jimmy Kim- the 1994 film “Forrest
effect, prompting stiff mel’s infant son was Gump.” In thanking the
ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS resistance from American postponed because of Tournament of Roses for
n South Korea’s sleepy skiing closing ceremonies and will be torn colonists. family colds. In a state- the grand marshal honor,
destination of Pyeongchang is finally down after the Games. Spectators in the ment Monday, Kimmel’s he recalled the movie’s fa-
looking like a Winter Olympics host city outdoor stadium will have to prepare n 1936: In a speech publicist said that Billy mous line, saying, “Life is
after more than a decade of work, two for hours of exposure to cold winter in Milan, Italy, Benito Kimmel’s scheduled like a box of chocolates,
failed bids, and chapters of controversy temperatures. Mussolini described the operation was delayed you never know what
over venue locations, construction alliance between his as a precaution. His pub- you’re gonna get.”
n Gangneung: A coastal city South country and Nazi Germany
delays and costs. Koreans like to visit on summer vacation, licist said Kimmel had
as an “axis” running
With a little more than three months Gangneung is trying to promote itself
between Rome and Berlin. planned to take the week
until the opening ceremony, workers are as a destination for ice sports. It will
host the short-track speed skating,
off from ABC’s “Jimmy Seeing
putting finishing touches on scenic skiing
and sliding venues and high-rise athletes’ figure skating and curling events. n 1952: The United States Kimmel Live” for his Springsteen
villages. Restaurants have popped up in Figure skating and short-track speed exploded the first hydrogen son’s surgery, but he in-
empty fields across from the Olympic skating competitions will be held at bomb, code-named “Ivy stead is sharing sneezes
Stadium, a steely arena that will stage the Gangneung Ice Arena, where a Mike,” at Enewetak Atoll in with his wife and chil-
the opening and closing ceremonies. sophisticated system was installed the Marshall Islands. dren. Billy was born last
Here are some facts about South Korea’s that melts the ice surface with hot April with heart defects
water before re-freezing it between
preparations for the 2018 Winter
the competitions to create the optimal
that required surgery
Olympic Games that start on Feb. 9.
conditions for each sport. immediately after his
n Pyeongchang: The bobsleigh and birth and another opera-
ski jump tracks nestled in hills near n Transportation: Athletes and visitors tion at about six months. Chris Christie
the Olympic Stadium may provide are likely to enjoy the compactness of the
the Games’ most stunning images, Pyeongchang Games. New and expanded
highways between Pyeongchang and New Jersey Gov.
particularly during evening events
when their lights would illuminate the Gangneung connect most venues Grand marshal Chris Christie knows
dark sky and snow. Pyeongchang’s within an hour’s drive. Getting to the what he’ll be doing on
“mountain cluster” also includes venues Olympic towns from Seoul or the nearby his first night out of of-
for Alpine and cross-country skiing, Incheon International Airport could be fice next year: Seeing
snowboard and free-style skiing, and more uncomfortable. A new highway Bruce Springsteen on
biathlon, which are mostly within 10 connecting Seoul with the eastern coast n 1967: The prison drama
puts Gangneung and Pyeongchang about “Cool Hand Luke,” starring Broadway. The term-
or 20 minutes by car from the town’s
athletes’ village. a three hour’s drive from the capital. Paul Newman, was released limited Republican and
by Warner Bros.-Seven avid Springsteen fan an-
n Olympic stadium: The pentagonal, n Atmosphere: Organizers, who want Arts. nounced his plans Mon-
35,000-seat stadium is another more than a million spectators for the
picturesque venue. But it’s also seen Games and expect 70 percent of them to Gary Sinise day during a TV appear-
as symbolizing what’s wrong with the be local, see November as a crucial time n 1979: Former first lady ance on “Good Day New
Pyeongchang Games regarding the costs to create Olympic buzz. They hope that Mamie Eisenhower died in Gary Sinise has been York” on the city’s Fox
for hosting the event and maintaining the arrival of the Olympic torch today Washington, D.C., at age 82. named grand marshal affiliate. Christie’s term
unused facilities afterward. The stadium will boost interest. Ticket sales at offline of the 2018 Rose Parade, ends on Jan. 16. When
will only be used for the opening and shops begin the same day. n 1989: East Germany which will feature the asked if Springsteen
reopened its border with
Czechoslovakia, prompting theme “Making a Differ- knows Christie is com-
ence.” Tournament of ing, the governor said
BODE’S BACK — AS ANALYST tens of thousands of
refugees to flee to the Roses President Lance “he’ll know when he sees
n Bode Miller is heading back to the Olympics. This West. Tibbet announced the it.” Christie has attended
time, he’ll be calling the action from the TV booth. selection Monday. He more than 140 Springs-
The six-time Olympic medalist, and only American to n 1991: Clarence Thomas cited Sinise’s many con- teen concerts.
compete in Alpine skiing at five Winter Games, will took his place as the tributions to veterans’ —Associated Press
work for NBC as an analyst alongside Dan Hicks at the newest justice on the
Pyeongchang Games next February. Supreme Court.
Miller worked with NBC for six events last season. Earlier n 2007: Retired U.S.
this month, the 40-year-old said he was through BIRTHDAYS
Air Force Brig. Gen. Paul
competing professionally. Tibbets, who piloted the
This will be the first time since 1998 that B-29 bomber Enola Gay n World Golf Hall of Famer Gary
Miller has been at an Olympics but that dropped the atomic Player is 82. Magazine publisher
hasn’t competed. He said it will be bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, Larry Flynt is 75. Music producer
“an interesting feeling” calling the died in Columbus, Ohio, at David Foster is 68. Country
action instead of being part of it. age 92. singer Lyle Lovett is 60. Apple
CEO Tim Cook is 57. Actress Toni
Collette is 45. Actress-talk show
host Jenny McCarthy is 45. Rock
CORRECTIONS n A story about Millersville Borough Council on page A13 musician Andrew Gonzales is
Toni Collette, 45
of Monday’s LNP provided incorrect information about the 45. Actor David Berman is 44.
LNP wants to correct substantive errors of fact. effect of the countywide reassessment on tax rates. Since Actress Aishwarya Rai is 44. Rock
To request a correction or clarification, call the news desk the reassessment will push property values up, the tax rate singer Bo Bice is 42. Actor Max
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HALLOWEEN OPIOID EPIDEMIC

IN THE SPIRIT Efforts


increase;
results at
standstill
County deaths continue
to go up, despite program
and expanded clinics
SUSAN BALDRIGE
SBALDRIGE@LNPNEWS.COM

The fight against opioid addiction


has escalated here and across the state,
but so far the rate of opioid deaths has
not slowed.
Through September, Lancaster
County recorded 122 drug-overdose
deaths, Lancaster County Coroner Dr.
Stephen Diamantoni said.
That surpasses the 117 total overdose
deaths locally for all of 2016.
Diamantoni said that most of the
overdose deaths were from some type
of opioid and that he continues to see
fentanyl as a cause of death.

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On the state level, the news is similar.
State Sen. Gene Yaw, who has been
t’s the time of the year when the young and old don their cos- leading the legislative fight against opi-
tumes to trick-or-treat or celebrate Halloween. From super- OPIOID EPIDEMIC, page A4
heroes and little old ladies to a dog dressed as a lobster, read-
ers showed their Halloween spirit Tuesday during Lancaster ELIZABETHTOWN
County trick-or-treat night. LancasterOnline and LNP want to see
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Police nab man wanted in
ELECTION 2017
Lebanon County attack
TOM KNAPP
Court candidates tout transparency, ethics TKNAPP@LNPNEWS.COM

A man accused of attacking someone


Forum includes Lancaster DA, sets stage for hopefuls’ opinions on crucial issues with a metal baseball bat in a Lebanon
County cow pasture Sunday was appre-
hended Monday in Elizabethtown after
ALEX GELI
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Voters to decide three state court Candidates focused heavily on the Trevr Braxton Koestner, 39, of In-
Lancaster County’s top criminal races in Tuesday’s election. Page A5 values of good ethics and transpar- diana, Pennsylvania, was wanted by
prosecutor is looking to lend a new ency in their pitch to voters, who will state police for attempted homicide in
voice to the Pennsylvania Superior head to the polls Nov. 7. the incident Sunday on Maulfair Lane,
Court. of Women Voters, the forum featured “You want people to have faith in Bethel Township.
“I’ve spent my career fighting for exchanges from eight of the nine state the system,” Stedman said. “Without Elizabethtown police Chief Jack Men-
victims, making sure they have a voice Superior Court candidates regarding integrity, you don’t have justice.” tzer said officers learned Koestner was in
in the courtroom,” Craig Stedman, some of the most crucial issues facing Stedman, a Republican, is the only the borough about 4:15 p.m. Monday.
who has served as the county’s district Pennsylvania’s judicial system. district attorney in the state Superior Officers searched the area, Mentzer
attorney since 2007, said Tuesday Among them: changing the process Court race. Besides Republican Blair said, and found Koestner in the conve-
during a public forum at Widener Law of electing judges, the state’s wiretap- County Judge Wade Kagarise, he is nience store at 245 N. Market St.
Commonwealth. ping laws, accepting campaign con- also the only candidate with military “Koestner immediately began fight-
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Was that old hotel in Gables Park haunted? Opioid epidemic: Deaths
Continued from A3 ber nearly quintupled for a countywide anti-
oid addiction, held a to over 4,600 seizures. opioid coalition that
public hearing last week By 2015, it was found includes nine commu-
in Williamsport to gath- in over 14,000 seizures nity and health organi-
er information on the and in 2016 was well zations.
status of Pennsylvania’s over 30,000.” A warm hand-off pro-
battle against the dead- Opioids continue to cess to get overdose
JACK BRUBAKER ly epidemic. take their toll, Shapiro victims into rehab pro-
THE SCRIBBLER “We are inviting pro- said, despite several grams has started in
fessionals to tell us stepped up efforts that all four of the county’s
Every morning, where we are now in include the following: hospitals this year, and
Patricia Miller Pabon’s combating this crisis — A drug monitoring clinics to treat addic-
mother cleaned up and where we need to program that the state tion have expanded lo-
footprints leading from go,” Yaw said in a state- officially launched this cally.
a locked window into a ment announcing the year. Rick Kastner, the di-
room in the old Gables 1908 postcard view of the “Entrance to Gables Park.” hearing. — An increase in drug rector of the Lancaster
Park hotel. No one ever The hearing gave of- take-back boxes to 586 County Drug and Alco-
saw the nocturnal visitor but it had been broken David B. Landis photo ficials a chance to an- across the state. hol Commission, said
enter or leave the build- up into rooms. postcard. nounce their latest ef- — An increase in drug that while the efforts
ing. For a time in the late The people stand- forts but did not afford diversion arrests to 150 are necessary, they
Yvonne Riggs’ father 1950s, Pabon’s cousin, ing in front would not much good news on the in the first nine months won’t reduce the death
recalled driving past Sharon Brown Weaver, include Jacob Gable outcomes. of 2017. toll anytime soon.
the small cemetery now 67, of East Hemp- Jr., the Lancaster real Last year, more than — The targeting of “What I’m hearing
along Gable Park Road, field Township, also estate entrepreneur 4,600 Pennsylvanians drug dealers for pros- from other profession-
not far from the hotel, lived in the building with who built the place in died in the opioid cri- ecution. als in the field is that we
and seeing the misty her parents. She recalls the late 19th century. sis, up 37 percent from Dr. Rachel Levine, the might not see the num-
forms of two people a door slamming shut Gable died in 1903 and 2015. And it’s continu- state’s acting secretary ber of deaths decline
floating in the air, every night at midnight was buried with his wife, ing to claim 13 or more of health, testified that for another five years or
crossing in front of him and an old bloodstain Alice, in the “haunted” lives on average each Pennsylvania is using longer,” Kastner said.
and disappearing into that could not be re- cemetery between what day, according to state a $5 million grant to “I see great services
the burial ground. moved from the wood are now the Quaker Hills Attorney General Josh intensify its efforts to and great infrastructure
Little did the Scribbler floor of a bedroom. and Gable Park Woods Shapiro, who testified at provide opioid over- being built all over the
know last week when Riggs, 70, of West developments. the hearing. dose antidote Narcan to county,” Kastner said.
he mentioned the old Hempfield Township, Shapiro also reported counties. “I see a lot more people
building in Gables Park grew up in a house next Naming an increase in supplies She said the use of getting into treatment
along Wabank Road in to the hotel. She remem- Druid Hill of fentanyl in the state. Narcan has saved 4,000 and recovery.
Lancaster Township bers not only the ghostly “Fentanyl was found lives so far in Pennsyl- “But this tsunami was
that some people believe cemetery story but a tale Holly Mele and her in less than 1,000 drug vania. several decades in the
the place was haunted. that her brother, Ronald, niece, Melinda McK- seizures in 2013,” Sha- Lancaster County making, and it will take
The building, which may who was 12 years older, only have written to piro said in his testimo- leaders and groups years for the number of
have served as both the told her. explain the origin of ny. “In 2014, that num- joined forces this year deaths to decline.”
Gable family house and “He used to go down the name “Druid Hill”
a hotel, was torn down around that house and in West Hempfield
in the 1970s. But several would hear a woman Township.
residents remember it
well.
screaming,” she says.
“The house was vacant
Mele’s mother, Esther
Seitz Fisher, owned two
Police log wearing a light-colored
sweatshirt with a hood
14-year-old Bowmansville
boy was charged after an
over his head and face, incident Oct. 24 at Garden
Pabon, 76, of Lancaster and run down. He would farms in that area of gray sweatpants and black Spot Middle School. Police
city, grew up in that hear the screaming West Hempfield. In the ASSAULT sneakers with a white said the juvenile threw a
building in the 1950s. many times.” 1950s, the post office stripe. The other was “partially filled plastic
n EAST DRUMORE wearing a gray sweatshirt container at other
Her parents, Richard Barnadine Lucas, of asked her to name two TWP.: Robert Hess Jr., with a white hood over students,” almost striking
and Pauline Miller, Lancaster, says when roads. She chose Orkney 24, of Quarryville, was his head, dark pants and one in the head.
rented the place from she was growing up Road and Druid Hill charged with terroristic black shoes.
the Betz family. The in the late 1950s and Drive. Druid Hill itself threats, simple assault
Betzes apparently had early ’60s, she visited a was named after the and harassment after a
n LANCASTER TWP.:
Dondre Lamar Cameron-
DRUG
purchased the building friend who lived near road. domestic incident Oct. 27 Ponzo, 19, of Lancaster, VIOLATION
in the 100 block of Sunset
from the Gables. the hotel. She walked to “She was a graduate Drive, police said.
was charged with n EAST LAMPETER TWP.:
“There were so many Gables Park from her of Millersville Normal burglary, harassment and Gerson Serrata-Penzo, 20,
rooms in that house. home off South West School and an avid n NEW HOLLAND: related charges after a of Lancaster, was charged
A 17-year-old female 1:47 a.m. incident Oct. 23 after a traffic stop Oct.
They told us it was a big End Avenue. reader,” Mele says. “She was charged after she on Mill Pond Drive. Police 28 in the 2300 block of
old hotel,” Pabon says. “It was a very long read about the Orkney allegedly struck her said he attacked a man Lincoln Highway East,
“We don’t know if the walk and I always Isles and the druids who mother several times in and a woman, threatened police said.
place was haunted, but stopped to look up at the lived there.” the face Oct. 28 at Yoder’s them with a gun and
every morning we would abandoned house way “No history of druids Market, 14 S. Tower Road. broke the front door of n LANCASTER: Tiffany
Police said the juvenile a home. A warrant was Nicole Ann Dixon, 25, of
see white footprints up a very steep, weed- in the area,” McK- the 200 block of West
was committed to the obtained for his arrest.
crossing the floor from and vine-covered hill,” only adds. “However, Lancaster Count Youth Anyone with information Vine Street, was charged
the window. They were she says. “That place did my grandmother was Intervention Center. about his whereabouts with being under the
white footsteps from the look like witches could greatly interested in is asked to call Manheim influence and possessing
limestone quarry across have lived there.” plants and used some for Township police at 717- a crack pipe at 7:06 a.m.
the road.” And now we have a medicinal purposes.” BURGLARY 569-6401, or use the Oct. 28 at McDonald’s, 210
anonymous tip line, 717- W. King St., police said.
Pabon says her family photo of the impressive n LANCASTER: Two
rented the entire build- building, with its huge males, described as 569-2816.
ing, which had many windows and wrap- n Jack Brubaker, a retired between the ages of 16 DUI
and 20, stole numerous
hallways and rooms. At around porch, when it LNP staff writer, writes “The
Scribbler” column; it appears sneakers and $80 from DISORDERLY n EARL TWP.: Heather
one time, she says she was relatively new. Newt Wednesdays. He welcomes the S&S Grocery at 601 CONDUCT R. Galvin, 47, of 1099
was told, it had a ball- Groff, of Manor Town- S. Prince St. at 4:46 a.m. Martindale Road, was
comments and contributions n NEW HOLLAND: A
room on the first floor, ship, provided the 1908 at scribblerlnp@gmail.com. Oct. 24. One person was POLICE LOG, page A12

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ELECTION 2017

Pa. voters to decide 3 state court races on Nov. 7


Only statewide races this year are for judicial seats Bar Association rating:
Highly recommended.
Residence: Hollidaysburg,
Blair County.
Occupation: Judge,
Philadelphia Court of
SAM JANESCH will compete for two Occupation: Incumbent Occupation: Judge, Blair Common Pleas.
SJANESCH@LNPNEWS.COM
spots on the Common- Supreme Court justice. Geoff Moulton (D) County Court of Common Bar Association rating:
Pleas.
The only statewide wealth Court. Bar Association rating: Age: 59. Recommended.
races on ballots across The Superior Court Highly recommended. Residence: Upper Dublin Bar Association rating:
Pennsylvania this year Recommended. Irene M. Clark (D)
and Commonwealth Township, Montgomery
are for judicial seats. Court are the two inter- SUPERIOR COURT County.
Mary Murray (R)
Age: 55.
For the state’s highest mediate appellate courts Occupation: Incumbent
Maria McLaughlin (D) Residence: Pittsburgh.
court, Justice Sallie Mun- in Pennsylvania. The Superior Court judge. Age: 47.
dy, a Republican, is up for Age: 51. Occupation: Attorney,
former is considered the Bar Association rating: Residence: Moon Township,
election to a 10-year term Residence: Philadelphia. former Pittsburgh
court of general jurisdic- Highly recommended. Allegheny County.
Municipal Court judge.
after she was appointed tion, and the latter limits Occupation: Judge, Occupation: District judge.
to a vacant Supreme its jurisdiction to cases Philadelphia Court of Craig Stedman (R) Bar Association rating: Not
Bar Association rating:
Court seat last year by involving state agencies, Common Pleas. Not recommended (did not
recommended.
Age: 53.
Gov. Tom Wolf. Alleghe- government regulation Bar Association rating: participate).
ny County Judge Dwayne and certain cases involv- Recommended. Residence: Manheim Twp. Paul Lalley (R)
Woodruff, a Democrat, is ing the commonwealth. Occupation: Lancaster Jules Mermelstein Age: 47.
challenging her. Carolyn H. Nichols (D) County district attorney. (Green) Residence: Upper St. Clair
The court is currently Bar Association rating:
made up of five Demo- SUPREME COURT Age: 60.
Highly recommended.
Age: 62. Township, Allegheny County.
Residence: Philadelphia. Residence: Upper Dublin Occupation: Attorney.
crats and two Republi- Dwayne Woodruff (D)
Township, Montgomery
cans. Age: 60.
Occupation: Judge, Emil Giordano (R) County. Bar Association rating:
Nine candidates will Philadelphia Court of Recommended.
Residence: Pittsburgh. Common Pleas. Age: 58. Occupation: Attorney.
compete for four spots
on the Superior Court. Occupation: Judge, Bar Association rating: Residence: Bethlehem, Bar Association rating: Christine Fizzano Cannon (R)
Allegheny County Court of Recommended. Northampton County. Not recommended (did not
Lancaster County Dis- Age: 48.
Common Pleas. Occupation: Judge, participate).
trict Attorney Craig
Stedman, a Republican, Bar Association rating: Debbie Kunselman (D) Northampton County Court Residence: Media,
is on the ballot and is the Recommended. Age: 50. of Common Pleas. COMMONWEALTH Delaware County.
only candidate endorsed Residence: Beaver, Beaver Bar Association rating:
COURT Occupation: Judge,
by a major party who is Sallie Mundy (R) Highly recommended. Delaware County Court of
County.
Ellen Ceisler (D) Common Pleas.
not currently a lower Age: 55. Occupation: Judge, Beaver
court judge. Residence: Wellsboro, County Court of Common Wade A. Kagarise (R) Age: 60. Bar Association rating:
Four other candidates Tioga County. Pleas. Age: 44. Residence: Philadelphia. Highly recommended.

Superior Court: County DA in race Arrest Officers involved in the


incident suffered minor
injuries and declined
Continued from A3 medical treatment, Men-
Continued from A3 who said she was told “There’s no strings (at- the advent of social me- ing with the officers,” tzer said.
experience. it takes $750,000 to tached). There’s no ben- dia. Mentzer said in an email. The Lebanon Daily
Other Republicans in run for Superior Court, efit for you if you give.” “Unfortunately, we The suspect “pushed and News said Koestner at-
the race include Dis- Mermelstein said he All candidates said have a dark and dan- punched” officers and tacked a 27-year-old Dau-
trict Judge Mary Mur- has campaigned with they would never accept gerous world,” he said. knocked over several phin County man at 6:30
ray, who didn’t partici- a budget 2 percent of gifts on the job, nor do “We need to protect display racks during the a.m. Sunday in Bethel
pate in the forum, and that, mainly because his they now. They also said people.” altercation. Township.
Northampton County party does not accept they would support a Giordano feared that He was subdued with a According to the report,
Judge Emil Giordano. campaign contributions ban of such activity. it could “end our jury Taser, the chief said. Koestner hit the other
Democrats include from “special interests.” “It’s bad policy and system as we know it.” Four officers — two man several times in the
Philadelphia Judge Out of four seats up bad practice to do that Kunselman said she from Elizabethtown and head and body with a bat
Maria McLaughlin and for grabs, he said, “at under any circumstanc- wouldn’t want to rep- two from Northwest Re- and left him lying in a pas-
Judge Carolyn Nichols, least one — that’s me — es,” Kagarise said. licate the hysteria that gional police — partici- ture with serious injuries.
Beaver County Judge should (go to) a party In terms of recording ensued over the 1995 pated in the arrest. In addition to attempted
Debbie Kunselman that does not accept any and broadcasting cases, O.J. Simpson murder When he was taken into homicide, he faces charges
and incumbent Supe- of that money.” the candidates agreed case. custody, Koestner had sev- including aggravated as-
rior Court Judge Geoff Other candidates ar- that courts ought to be The candidates — all eral items in his pockets sault, simple assault, reck-
Moulton. gued that it’s not the more transparent but of whom, except Mer- that he had taken from the less endangerment and
Montgomery County donating that matters must remain cautious melstein and Murray, store, Mentzer said. terroristic threats for the
attorney Jules Mermel- — it’s what’s expected of when dealing with sen- are recommended or Charges stemming Sunday incident, accord-
stein is the lone Green you after the fact. sitive issues. highly recommended from the incident Mon- ing to court documents.
Party candidate, which, “If you take the oath Stedman said that he by the Pennsylvania day include two counts Koestner was arraigned
he said, makes him a of office seriously, it “generally favors” live- Bar Association — said of aggravated assault on and committed to Lan-
worthy candidate. should never be an is- broadcasting but that they’re expecting a low a police officer, resisting caster County Prison in
Responding to a com- sue,” McLaughlin said. precautions must be voter turnout on Elec- arrest, retail theft and lieu of $250,000 mon-
ment from Kunselman, Nichols added: taken, particularly since tion Day. criminal mischief. etary bail.

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Puerto Rico: Islanders speak of Hurricane Maria’s toll


Continued from A1
sending debris flying
through the air like mis-
siles.
When the winds abat-
ed, Alvarado — whose
sister, Nydia Alvarado,
lives in Lancaster — and
her husband, 70-year-
old Luis “Pucho” Gon-
zales, found the district
had been sealed off by
fallen debris and swollen
rivers.
The couple gathered
their neighbors to clear A lone Puerto Rican flag stands Friday on a hill in the
a path using machetes, Hurricane Maria-ravaged town of Maunabo, Puerto Rico.
shovels and their bare
hands. plode,” she said. “I know “This is an effort that
“When the hurricane a lot of people who lost has risen from the com-
passed, everything was everything.” munity,” Pagan Bonilla
blocked, and eight or NYDIA MELENDEZ | PUERTOFLASH PHOTOS Montes said small said. “But we need all the
nine of us worked here to Fishermen Victor Lam, left, and Felix Ayala speak Friday during an LNP interview in towns like this one help we can receive.”
clear the road,” Gonzales Maunabo, Puerto Rico. haven’t seen that much Andres said that he saw
said. aid. Many don’t know the problem of the re-
A few neighborhoods people — all U.S. citizens side down like a child’s — at least what is left of when food is distributed. sponse to Hurricane Ma-
away, in Barrio Olimpo, — in late September. toy. Old stone homes it,” 45-year-old Victor “There’s no communi- ria in Puerto Rico as one
Veronica Tirado, whose The island already had that had stood for more Lam said as he surveyed cation,” she said. “People of will, not resources.
sister also lives in Lan- been afflicted with popu- than a century have been Maunabo’s almost total- have to figure out where “If we had asked per-
caster, sat in a house lation flight because of reduced to piles of rocks. ly destroyed dock, which they’ll find water. They mission from above, we
filled with memorabilia an economic crisis and Farther up the coast, recently had been mod- go to rivers.” would still all be wait-
of that most-American grinding austerity that in the seaside town of ernized and refurbished. Hundreds of people ing,” he said. “The private
pastime, baseball, and has left public services Maunabo, where the “Truly, I had never seen wait in line to receive sector here functioned
offered her own account ill-quipped to deal with a prowess of the fisher- a hurricane as strong as food at a public school very well: The baker-
of the disaster. catastrophe of this mag- men is so legendary this one among the ones in Calzada, attesting to ies were producing, the
“It has been a horrible nitude. people paint murals that had hit Puerto Rico. the need on the island, main food distribution
experience, both during Along the coast, tele- honoring them, any re- The waves came up to as they nervously eye companies had food. The
and after,” Tirado said. “I phone poles lay on sponse of the U.S. fed- there” — he pointed to a late afternoon clouds problem was they had to
thought the winds were their sides, some hav- eral government seems region easily above the descending low over feed the island, and no
going to explode the ing crashed through the confused, at best, though head of a person — “and the surrounding hills, one was making the calls.
door.” middle of houses, and residents say it has im- left a lot of debris.” appearing to threaten People even in the worst
cables lay strewn like proved somewhat in re- more rain. of situations, all they
Scenes of confetti along roadsides cent days. Lack of food, “There are many situ- want is a humble plate of
destruction and in trees. Roughly 70 Walking into a local communication ations going on through hot food.”
percent of the island re- gymnasium where a Puerto Rico’s municipal- Even in these dire mo-
The word “hurricane” mains without power. group of volunteers were Even the hillside neigh- ities, but Maunabo has ments, however, there
barely does justice to In one field, an old working with the Na- borhoods of Maunabo, been hurt deeply,” Ed- are signs of life. In the
the destruction Maria school bus that the storm tional Guard to distrib- such as the impover- win Pagan Bonilla said. abandoned shell of a
wrought on this Carib- picked up and flung ute food, one reporter ished Calzada, weren’t His organization, Gen- devastated home in
bean island of 3.5 million some 500 feet rested up- was asked if he was from spared. eracion 51, has partnered Maunabo, an elegant
the Federal Emergency “It felt like an earth- with the Chefs for Puer- white horse grazes de-
Management Agency, quake. Every time there to Rico initiative of the fiantly, as if oblivious
the government body was a gust of wind, you Spanish-American chef to the destruction sur-
whose slow response to could feel your house Jose Andres to deliver rounding him.
Connect the crisis has been wide- shaking,” said Marcia food to those in need. Back in Guayama, days
with us Facebook, Twitter & Instagram:
ly criticized. Montes, 33, who moved The chef’s kitchen net- after the storm hit, a
“I am a fisherman back to the island from work has delivered about stray kitten wandered
(and) the president of California 17 years ago 2.2 million meals to the into the battered home
the Fisherman Village and owns a bar here. citizens of Puerto Rico, of Lucy Alvarado. She
“There’s not one house more than any other decided to let the stray
in this barrio where body, including FEMA stay.
the windows didn’t ex- and the Red Cross. She named her Maria.

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Attack: Driver was on radar of federal investigators


Continued from A1 hands up and was back- ment official said. A
ties between Saipov and ing away,” Minovi said. phone that was recov-
ISIS and were treating ered at the scene of the
the episode as a case of On investigators’ attack also would be
an “inspired” attacker, radars searched, another offi-
two counterterrorism cial said.
officials said. Almost immediately,
“Based on information as investigators began Attack five blocks
we have at this moment, to look into Saipov’s his- from World
this was an act of terror, tory, it became clear that Trade Center
and a particularly cow- he had been on the radar
ardly act of terror aimed of federal authorities. The attack unfolded
at innocent civilians,” de Three officials said he as nearby schools were
Blasio said at a news con- had come to the federal letting out on a crisp
ference. authorities’ attention as Halloween afternoon. It
Saipov came to the a result of an unrelated ended five blocks north
United States from Uz- investigation, but it was of the World Trade Cen-
bekistan in 2010 and not clear whether that ter.
had a green card that al- was because he was a The driver left a rough-
lowed permanent legal friend, an associate or a ly mile-long crime scene:
residence. He had appar- family member of some- a tree-lined bike path
ently lived in Paterson, one under scrutiny or strewn with bodies, ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS
New Jersey, and Tampa, because he himself had mangled bicycles and bi- Above, the scene of an attack Tuesday by a man in a rented pickup truck, who mowed
Florida. An official said been the focus of an in- cycle parts, from wheels down pedestrians and cyclists along a busy bike path near the World Trade Center me-
he rented the truck from vestigation. twisted like pretzels to a morial in Manhattan. Below, this undated photo provided shows suspect Sayfullo Saipov.
a Home Depot in New During the past two dislodged seat.
Jersey. years, a terrorism inves- Saipov, a slim, bearded ist attack. But both inci- deranged person. Law
The truck came crash- tigation by the FBI, the man, was seen in videos dents brought to mind enforcement is follow-
ing to a stop near the Department of Home- running through traf- the terrorist attack last ing this closely. NOT IN
corner of Chambers and land Security, the New fic after the attack with year in Nice, France, THE U.S.A.!”
West streets by Stuyves- York Police Department a paintball gun in one in which a cargo truck Gov. Andrew M. Cuo-
ant High School. Sirus and federal prosecutors hand and a pellet gun in killed scores of people mo cautioned at a news
Minovi, 14, a freshman in Brooklyn resulted in the other. celebrating Bastille Day. conference, “There’s no
there who was hanging charges against five men Six people died at the The episodes also evidence that suggests
out with friends, said from Uzbekistan and scene, and two others evoked calls from terror- a wider plot or a wider
people scattered. one from Kazakhstan for died at a hospital, offi- ist magazines, including scheme.”
“We heard people providing material sup- cials said. The authori- in a recent edition of Ru- In the aftermath, city ISIS followers, support-
screaming, ‘gun,’ ‘shoot- port to ISIS. ties credited the officer miyah, a magazine used and state law enforce- ers cheered Tuesday’s
er’ and ‘run away,’ ” Mi- Several of the men who shot him with sav- by ISIS, for attackers to ment agencies increased attack. At the same time,
novi said. “We thought it have pleaded guilty. It is ing lives. mow down pedestrians security at high-profile ISIS members were try-
was a Halloween prank.” unclear whether Saipov “He was Johnny-on- with trucks, continue locations. ing to discern if the at-
He realized it was not was connected with that the-spot, and he takes the attacks with a knife Terrorism analysts tacker was one of their
a joke when he saw the investigation. the guy down,” a city of- or a gun and claim credit noted that on Monday a supporters.
man staggering through Martin Feely, a spokes- ficial said. by shouting or leaving French pro-ISIS media The Islamic State’s
the intersection, wav- man for the New York Coming five months leaflets. unit, known as the Cen- official media outlets
ing guns and screaming FBI office, declined to after a car rammed into tre Mediatique An-Nur, made no mention of the
words he could not make comment on whether pedestrians in Times Increased put out a specific threat violence in Manhattan.
out. Saipov was known to the Square, killing one, security for Halloween, mention- In the past, the terrorist
A passer by approached bureau. Tuesday’s attack again ing the date on a banner group has generally not
the attacker, apparently FBI agents were ex- highlighted the danger of President Donald spread on the encrypted claimed attacks when
trying to calm him, Mi- pected to search Saipov’s a car attack on busy city Trump responded to the app Telegram and on the perpetrator is in cus-
novi said, until the man home in Paterson, New streets. attack on Twitter: “In ISIS-affiliated Twitter tody, as was the case in
realized the attacker had Jersey, and his car Tues- The Times Square in- NYC, looks like another accounts. the Manhattan truck at-
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Business
UNEMPLOYMENT
Dividends
Lancaster County jobless rate TUESDAY DIVIDENDS DECLARED

dips to 3.8 percent in September


Stk of Pay-
Period Rate record able
INCREASED
Brixmor Property.......................................Q .275 1-5 1-16
Chase Corp................................................ A .80 11-13 12-6
MKS Instruments.......................................Q .18 11-28 12-8
State Department of Laber & Industry reports 400 fewer people unemployed Nexpoint Residntl......................................Q
Oshkosh Corp............................................Q
.25
.24
12-18
11-17
12-29
11-30

3.8%
Utah Medical Prod.....................................Q .27 12-18 1-3
TIM MEKEEL
TMEKEEL@LNPNEWS.COM UNEMPLOYMENT NATIONAL REDUCED
in Lancaster County Mosaic Co (The).........................................Q .025 12-8 12-21
Lancaster County’s un- Seasonally adjusted WAGES, REGULAR
American Railcar Ind.................................Q .40 12-11 12-22
employment rate fell to BENEFITS American Water Wrks...............................Q .415 11-14 12-1
3.8 percent in September, 4.3
3.8 4.0 3.9 3.9 4.0 GROW Boeing Co..................................................Q
Calatlantic Group.......................................Q
1.42
.04
11-14
12-18
12-1
12-30
the state Department of U.S. workers’ wages and Chase Corp...............................................M .00 0-0 0-0
Labor & Industry said ONE benefits grew faster in
Cognex Corp..............................................Q .09 11-20 12-1
Consolidated Comm Hl..............................Q .38738 1-16 2-1
Tuesday. YEAR the third quarter, adding Costco Wholesale......................................Q .50 11-20 12-1
AGO
The decline from 4 per- to recent signs that Crestwood Eqty Part..................................Q .60 11-8 11-14
Cyrusone Inc..............................................Q .42 10-2 1-12
cent in August gave Lan- SEPT. APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. American workers are First Bank...................................................Q .02 11-14 11-24
caster County the third- seeing their pay climb. General Cable Del......................................Q .18 12-11 12-29
2016 2017 German Ameri Bncp..................................Q .13 11-14 11-20
best jobless rate among SOURCE: PA. DEPT. LABOR & INDUSTRY The Labor Department Great Plains Energy...................................Q .275 11-29 12-20
the 18 metropolitan areas said Tuesday that total Healthcare Rlty Tr......................................Q .30 11-17 11-30
in Pennsylvania. new rate was the result the department said. compensation was up 0.7 Intl Business Mach.....................................Q 1.50 11-14 12-9
percent from July through Legg Mason Inc..........................................Q .28 12-21 1-15
The local rate has been of the county having The September rate September after growing North Euro Oil Rylty...................................Q .22 11-20 11-29
among the three best in 270,100 residents with here continued Lan- 0.5 percent in the second
Old Dominion Freight................................Q
Olin Corp...................................................Q
.10
.20
12-7
11-14
12-20
12-11
the state for years. jobs and 10,700 residents caster County’s 3 1/2- quarter. One Gas Inc...............................................Q .42 11-14 12-1
Of the metro areas, Get- without jobs, though ac- year run of relatively Wages and salaries, which
PJT Partners...............................................Q .05 12-7 12-20
Patriot Natl Bncp....................................... A .01 10-30 11-10
tysburg and State Col- tively seeking work. stable unemployment. account for about 70 RPX Corp....................................................Q .05 11-21 12-5
lege shared the lowest That number of job- Since March 2014, percent of compensation Simpson Manufactur.................................Q .21 1-5 1-25
Sound Financial Bc.....................................Q .10 11-14 11-24
September rate, at 3.6 less Lancaster County Lancaster County’s un- costs, rose 0.7 percent. Summit Hotel Prop....................................Q .17 11-17 11-30
percent. Johnstown had residents was 400 fewer employment rate has Benefits, including pensions Sussex Bancorp..........................................Q .06 11-14 11-24
the highest rate, at 6.1 in September than in hovered between 3.6 and health insurance, were Transalta Corp g.........................................Q .04 12-4 1-2
up 0.8 percent. Versum Materials......................................Q .05 11-14 11-27
percent. August, causing the un- and 4.9 percent, depart- Wabtec Inc.................................................Q .12 11-14 11-27
Lancaster County’s employment rate to dip, ment records show.
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
Watts Water Tech A...................................Q .19 12-4 12-15

Farm markets presented by


Choice 2-3 1300-1550 lbs
103.00-105.50. Select 1-2
1250-1600 lbs 97.00-101.00.
In brief
High Dressing Lean Steers
1200-1650 lbs 95.00-113.00, INDUSTRY upturns in operating profits in its ag-

Lancaster Farming Armstrong posts 30


few 119.00-122.00.
ricultural equipment, construction
SLAUGHTER HOLSTEINS: equipment, powertrain and financial
Choice 2-3 1635 lbs
individual 75.50. Select pct. drop in Q3 profits services segments. Only its commer-
cial vehicle segment saw operating
1-2 1390-1555 lbs few
NEW HOLLAND HOGS High Dress. 70.00-71.00. Armstrong World Industries on profits decline.
BOARS: 3 Head, Wt. 500-600, SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: Not Monday reported a 30 percent drop in CNH has its New Holland division
(USDA-PDA) – NEW HOLLAND
HOG AUCTION - NEW Avg. Wt. 558, Price 4.00-12.00, tested. third quarter net profits. headquarters here.
HOLLAND, PA, LIVESTOCK Wt. Avg. Price 7.00.
SLAUGHTER COWS:
The Lancaster-based ceilings manu-
AUCTION REPORT FOR Price and grade information is Premium White 65-75 facturer had net profits of $49.4 million
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2017. Percent Lean, Avg. Dressing (92 cents a share), down from $70.6 FUEL
reported by QSA-USDA Market
RECEIPTS: 952, LAST WEEK:
540, YEAR AGO: 836.
News Service. While market
reports reflect the majority of
---, High Dressing ---, Low
Dressing --Breakers 75-80
million ($1.26 a share) in 2016’s third
quarter.
Price climbs 6.1
Compared to last week’s sale,
slaughter barrows and gilts
Livestock sold at each sale,
there are instances where
animals do not fit reporting
Percent Lean, Avg. Dressing
46.00-50.00, High Dressing
52.00-56.50, Low Dressing
Sales rose 5.1 percent to $351.9 mil-
lion from $334.9 million.
cents, ending retreat
sold mostly steady. Demand categories and are not included 41.00-45.50. Boners 80-85 Hurting the bottom line was a $20.8 Gasoline prices in Lancaster County
in this report. Percent Lean, Avg. Dressing
moderate. 300-500 lbs sows
sold steady compared to a light 46.00-50.00, High Dressing
million accounting charge, as well as rebounded by 6.1 cents last week, end-
test last week. 500-800 lbs 51.50-55.50, Low Dressing smaller profits from its joint venture ing a six-week retreat, GasBuddy re-
sows sold 5.00-6.00 higher on NEW HOLLAND CATTLE 39.00-45.50. Lean 88-90 that makes ceiling grid, higher income ported Monday.
a very light test. Demand good.
(USDA-PDA) – NEW HOLLAND
Percent Lean, Avg. Dressing tax expense and a smaller net gain from The price-tracking website said the
Boars sold steady on a very 41.00-48.00, High Dressing
light test. Supply consisted of SALES STABLES - NEW 49.00-56.00, Low Dressing discontinued operations. average price here bounced back to
90 Sows, 17 Boars, 404 Barrows HOLLAND, PA, CATTLE AND 32.00-40.50. Excluding the impact of discon- $2.62 per gallon, based on a survey of
and Gilts, and 441 Roasters. All CALF AUCTION REPORT FOR
SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield
tinued operations, the accounting 147 gas stations in the county.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2017.
prices per cwt.
Grade 1 820-2210 lbs Avg charge and other special factors, net GasBuddy blamed the uptick on oil
52-56 PERCENT LEAN: 82 CATTLE: THIS WEEK: 785, Dress 88.00-93.00; High profits from continuing operations refinery shutdowns for regular main-
Head, Wt. 200-300, Avg. Wt. LAST WEEK: 906, LAST YEAR: Dress 100.00-107.00; Very were $46 million (86 cents a share), tenance, which eroded inventories,
872.
256, Price 47.00-54.00, Wt. High Dress 116.00-121.00,
few 133.00-135.00; Low
up 8.5 percent from $42 million (75 and tensions in oil-producing foreign
Avg. Price 50.04; 20 Head, Wt.
200-300, Avg. Wt. 239, Price
CALVES: THIS WEEK: 447,
Dress 78.00-86.00; Very cents a share) in the 2016 quarter. countries.
51.00-55.00, Wt. Avg. Price
LAST WEEK: 490, LAST YEAR:
Low Dress 63.00-77.00. Monday’s report continues the re-
445.
52.30 High Dress; 16 Head, Wt.
RETURN TO FARM
cent trend of fluctuating prices.
300-350, Avg. Wt. 319, Price Compared to last week: Not EARNINGS Gas prices in Lancaster County
HOLSTEIN CALVES:
Q3 net profits soar
49.00-53.50, Wt. Avg. Price
51.53; 10 Head, Wt. 350-400,
enough conventional Slaughter
steers for a market test last
Compared to last week, surged 42 cents in late August and ear-
Avg. Wt. 388, Price 49.00-51.50, Holstein Bull calves sold ly September, as Hurricane Harvey dis-
46.2 percent at CNH
week so no comparison. Weak
30.00-40.00 higher.
Wt. Avg. Price 50.60. undertone noted. High dressing
Demand good. All calves
rupted the operation of refineries and
48-52 PERCENT LEAN: 137 Lean Steers are steers sold
are sold by the cwt. pipelines in Texas and Louisiana.
Head, Wt. 200-300, Avg. Wt. primarily to the ethnic market
and most are extremely lean.
CNH Industrial on Tuesday report- As those operations resumed, gas
HOLSTEIN BULL CALVES:
271, Price 44.00-49.00, Wt.
Those steers sold 2.00-3.00 Number 1 70-125 lbs
ed a 46.2 percent increase in third- prices slowly receded, dropping 28.7
Avg. Price 46.35; 7 Head, Wt.
300-350, Avg. Wt. 316, Price lower. Demand moderate. Not 120.00-160.00. Number 2 quarter net profits. cents over those six weeks, according
45.00-49.00, Wt. Avg. Price enough Slaughter Holsteins or 65-110 lbs 100.00-125.00. The company had net profits of $57 to LNP files.
47.86. Slaughter heifers for a market
test. With a major packer out
Number 3 70-105 lbs 70.00- million (4 cents a share), up from $39 That erased the majority of the Har-
100.00. Utility 60-100 lbs
SOWS US 1-3: 7 Head, Wt. of the market Slaughter cows 15.00-50.00.
million (3 cents a share) in 2016’s third vey-induced surge. But some of the
300-500, Avg. Wt. 423, sold 6.00-8.00 lower. Demand quarter. Revenues grew 15.3 percent relief turned out to be short-lived, as
Price 31.00-34.50, Wt. Avg. moderate. Slaughter bulls sold Price and grade information to $6.63 billion from $5.75 billion. Monday’s report shows.
Price 32.79; 9 Head, Wt. is reported by QSA-USDA
300-500, Avg. Wt. 474, Price
2.00-3.00 lower. Demand light.
Cattle supplies included 187 Market News Service. While Excluding charges for restructur- Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum
42.00-48.00, Wt. Avg. Price steers; 138 heifers; 283 cows; market reports reflect the ing and repurchasing outstanding analysis for GasBuddy, in a statement
42.67 High Dress; 6 Head, Wt. 990 bulls; and 78 feeder calves. majority of Livestock sold notes, adjusted net profits more than predicted “a mixed bag of increases
500-800, Avg. Wt. 600, Price All prices per cwt. at each sale, there are doubled to $148 million (11 cents a and decreases in the weeks ahead
37.00-45.50, Wt. Avg. Price instances where animals do
41.00; 11 Head, Wt. 500-800, SLAUGHTER STEERS: High not fit reporting categories share) from $68 million (5 cents a until the conclusion of such mainte-
Avg. Wt. 550, Price 47.00- Choice and Prime 3-4 and are not included in this share). nance.”
50.00, Wt. Avg. Price 47.45 1355 lbs individual 109.50. report. Improving the bottom line were SOURCE: STAFF REPORTS

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Today Money&Markets Closing prices for Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Readout on manufacturing 2,600 S&P 500 23,520 Dow Jones industrials


The Institute for Supply Manage- Close: 2,575.26 Close: 23,377.24 U.S. stocks inched higher on Tuesday after the makers of Kellogg’s
2,560 23,280
Change: 2.43 (0.1%) Change: 28.50 (0.1%) cereal and Oreo cookies joined the parade of companies reporting
ment is scheduled to release the
2,520 23,040 stronger-than-expected profits. Food companies helped lead the
October reading of its manufactur- 10 DAYS 10 DAYS
market gains after Kellogg and Mondelez International both report-
ing index on Wednesday. 2,600 24,000 ed stronger results for the latest quarter than analysts expected.
The index gauges the strength More than half the companies in the S&P 500 have reported their
of the manufacturing industry 2,550 23,200 results, and most have topped Wall Street forecasts. Several big
based on factors including new names are still on the docket for this week, with Facebook to report
2,500 22,400 on Wednesday and Apple on Thursday. Under Armour fell after it
orders, production, employment,
said demand weakened last quarter and cut its forecast.
supplier deliveries and invento-
2,450 21,600 Rockwell Automation ROK Under Armour UAA
ries. Analysts forecast it fell to
59.5 last month, from 60.8 in Close: $200.82 13.82 or 7.4% Close: $12.52 -3.89 or -23.7%
2,400 20,800 The industrial equipment and soft- The sportswear company said its
September. The September figure
ware company rejected a takeover annual profit would be only about
was the index’s highest reading 2,350 20,000 bid from manufacturer Emerson half what it told investors in August.
M J J A S O M J J A S O Electric.
since May 2004.
$220 $20
Manufacturing index 200
YTD
above 50 = growing 180 15
65
StocksRecap DOW
HIGH LOW
23406.35 23334.39
CLOSE
23377.24
CHG.
+28.50
%CHG.
+0.12%
WK MO QTR %CHG.
t s s +18.29%
160
140 10
DOW Trans. 9819.06 9756.01 9758.47 -44.23 -0.45% t t s +7.90% A S O A S O
60.8 est. NYSE NASD DOW Util. 755.00 750.28 753.20 +0.75 +0.10% s s s +14.19% 52-week range 52-week range
59.5 $117.24 $210.72 $12.48 $33.45
60 58.8 Vol. (in mil.) 3,702 1,970 NYSE Comp. 12358.75 12322.45 12341.02 +21.55 +0.17% t s s +11.61%
57.8 Pvs. Volume 3,511 1,932 NASDAQ 6737.75 6705.79 6727.67 +28.71 +0.43% s s s +24.98% Vol.: 3.5m (5.8x avg.) PE: 32.4 Vol.: 45.4m (9.1x avg.) PE: 25.0
56.3 S&P 500 2578.29 2572.15 2575.26 +2.43 +0.09% s s s +15.03% Mkt. Cap: $25.78 b Yield: 1.5% Mkt. Cap: $2.32 b Yield: ...
Advanced 1823 1854
54.9 Declined 1098 1054 S&P 400 1837.79 1827.61 1835.10 +9.67 +0.53% s s s +10.51%
55 Mondelez MDLZ Kellogg K
New Highs 177 181 Wilshire 5000 26794.30 26708.82 26760.19 +57.22 +0.21% s s s +14.23%
Close: $41.43 2.13 or 5.4% Close: $62.53 3.66 or 6.2%
New Lows 58 58 Russell 2000 1506.78 1491.43 1502.53 +11.64 +0.78% s t s +10.71%
The maker of Oreo cookies and The maker of Frosted Flakes, Pop
Cadbury chocolate reported bet- Tarts and Eggo waffles topped Wall
50 ter-than-expected results in the third Street forecasts in its latest quarter.
M J J A S O
quarter.

Your debt is Visa’s credit


2017
$50 $80
Source: FactSet
45 70
40 60
Tesla production update 35 50
Shares of payment processing trillion spent on its network A S O A S O
Tesla is expected to provide an 52-week range 52-week range
update on Model 3 production companies Visa and Mastercard globally in the third quarter. $39.19 $47.23 $58.76 $78.37
when it reports its quarterly results have risen sharply in the last two That’s up from $1.160 trillion in Vol.: 16.6m (1.9x avg.) PE: 36.4 Vol.: 11.6m (3.9x avg.) PE: 28.3
after the market closes Wednes- years as they benefit from more the same period two years Mkt. Cap: $63.98 b Yield: 2.1% Mkt. Cap: $21.58 b Yield: 3.5%
day. consumers using their credit and earlier.
Mosaic MOS AK Steel AKS
Tesla’s been trying to ramp up debit cards to pay for everyday Payment processors like
Close: $22.34 1.49 or 7.1% Close: $4.59 -1.26 or -21.5%
production of the new Model 3 items. Mastercard and Visa don’t The fertilizer maker said potash The steelmaker said weak results
sedan, which has a waiting list of Visa, the world’s largest issue their own credit cards. prices improved and its third-quarter from the automotive market hurt its
more than 450,000 customers. payment processing company, They operate as payment results were stronger than analysts business in the third quarter.
anticipated.‰
The company has been lagging its saw consumers and companies networks, acting as middlemen $24 $7
own production targets after spend $1.736 trillion on its network in the third between the merchants who accept their cards 22 6
making just 260 of the vehicles in quarter. That’s up from $1.265 trillion in the same and the banks who issue them. The companies 20 5
its last quarter. period two years ago. earn their money by taking a small percentage of
18 4
Mastercard’s gains have been even larger, if one each transaction that is processed on their A S O A S O
52-week range 52-week range
excludes the bump Visa got from adding Visa respective networks. The more money that is $19.23 $34.36 $4.58 $11.39
Europe’s transactions to its overall network. The processed on their networks, the greater their Vol.: 11.7m (2.9x avg.) PE: 53.2 Vol.: 92.4m (6.0x avg.) PE: 13.9
New York-based payment processor had $1.353 profits. Mkt. Cap: $7.84 b Yield: 2.7% Mkt. Cap: $1.45 b Yield: ...

Two-year indexed performance Volume in trillions


60% $2.0
Visa Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD
Mastercard Crude Oil (bbl) 54.38 54.15 +0.42 +1.2
Mastercard (MA) U.S. crude oil Ethanol (gal) 1.43 1.43 ... -11.0
40
1.5 prices rose 0.4 Heating Oil (gal) 1.88 1.88 +0.36 +10.6
percent while Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.90 2.97 -2.36 -22.2
wholesale gaso- Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.78 1.76 +0.88 +6.9
line prices rose METALS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD
1.0
20 nearly 1 percent. Gold (oz) 1267.00 1274.10 -0.56 +10.2
Gold and silver Silver (oz) 16.65 16.80 -0.93 +4.5
Visa (V) prices fell less
S&P 500 index Platinum (oz) 919.60 922.70 -0.34 +2.0
Facebook talks revenue 0.5 than 1 percent Copper (lb) 3.09 3.10 -0.32 +23.8
Facebook investors will be looking 0 each. Palladium (oz) 980.55 964.05 +1.71 +43.6
for an update on the social media AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD
giant’s revenue when the company Cattle (lb) 1.21 1.20 +0.78 +1.3
0
reports its quarterly results 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q Coffee (lb) 1.25 1.26 -0.64 -8.7
-20
Wednesday. ’15 ’16 ’17 ’15 ’16 ’17 Corn (bu) 3.46 3.49 -0.86 -1.8
The company has increased its Cotton (lb) 0.68 0.69 -0.38 -3.2
revenue by upping the advertising Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 458.40 448.40 +2.23 +44.8
Source: FactSet Ken Sweet; J.Paschke • AP Orange Juice (lb) 1.56 1.57 -0.35 -21.1
on Facebook. Now it’s turning to
Soybeans (bu) 9.74 9.73 +0.10 -2.3
other revenue streams, such as Wheat (bu) 4.18 4.25 -1.47 +2.6
video ads and its other brands,
(Previous and change figures reflect current contract.)
such as Instagram. Investors will
also want updates on how the
company might make money off
its other ventures, such as
WhatsApp.
Company
Spotlight
Kellogg made its biggest gain in eight and a half
Kellogg pops up shipping them to warehouses instead. That allowed
Interestrates TREASURIES

3-month T-bill
YEST PVS

1.13 1.11
NET
CHG

+0.02
WK MO QTR

s s s .34
1YR
AGO

years Tuesday after the company Kellogg to cut jobs and end some of 6-month T-bill 1.28 1.27 +0.01 s s s .51
FB $180.06 had a better-than-expected third its leases. 52-wk T-bill 1.42 1.41 +0.01 s s s .64
200
quarter as it continued to cut costs. Kellogg is working on tweaking 2-year T-note 1.60 1.58 +0.02 r s s .84
$131.29
The maker of Frosted Flakes, some of its brands to appeal to adults The yield on the 5-year T-note 2.01 2.00 +0.01 t s s 1.31
150 10-year Treasury 10-year T-note 2.38 2.37 +0.01 s 1.82
Pop Tarts and Eggo waffles today. It will launch a Special K cereal t s
note rose to 2.38 30-year T-bond 2.88 2.88 ... s 2.58
’17
disclosed a larger profit and made with probiotics late this year, percent on
t s
100 stronger sales than analysts and a Raisin Bran cereal made with Tuesday. Yields NET 1YR
est. expected. Kellogg said it saved banana will come out next year. affect rates on BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO
Operating $1.09 $1.28
WK MO QTR
money after it stopped delivering Kellogg stock gained 6.2 percent. mortgages and
EPS AP Muni Bond Idx 2.33 2.33 ... 2.05
Q3 ’16 Q3 ’17 products to supermarkets and retailers and began It’s down 15.2 percent this year. other consumer s t t
loans. Barclays Glob Agg Bd 1.61 1.64 -0.03 t t s 1.30
Price-earnings ratio: 41
Barclays USAggregate 2.59 2.64 -0.05 t s s 2.13
based on past 12-month results Kellogg (K) Tuesday’s close: $62.53 Total return 1-yr 3-yr* 5-yr* PRIME FED Barclays US Corp 3.14 3.19 -0.05 t t s 2.96
Dividend: none 52-WEEK RANGE K -14.3% 2.2 6.7 RATE FUNDS
Price-earnings ratio: 28 Barclays US High Yield 5.43 5.43 ... s t s 6.19
$59 $78 YEST 4.25 1.13
Source: FactSet (Based on last 12-month results) Div. yield: 3.4% Dividend: $2.16 Moodys AAA Corp Idx 3.58 3.63 -0.05 t t t 3.64
6 MO AGO 4.00 .88
AP
AP *annualized Source: FactSet 1 YR AGO 3.50 .38 10-Yr. TIPS .49 0.49 ... t s s .09

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FUND (Mlns) NAV 4-WK 1-YR 5-YR LOAD
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FUND (Mlns) NAV 4-WK 1-YR 5-YR LOAD Dodge & Cox Stk 68,514 201.77 +0.6 +25.0/A +15.9/A NL S&P 500 2575.26 +2.43 +0.09% s s s +15.03%
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Vanguard InsIdxIns 135,817 234.80 +2.3 +23.6/B +15.2/A NL American Funds InvCAmrcA m 61,637 41.09 +1.7 +20.7/D +14.4/C 5.75 London FTSE 100 7493.08 +5.27 +0.07% t s s +4.90%
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Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns 104,558 64.43 +2.2 +24.0/B +15.1/A NL American Funds WAMtInvsA m 55,525 45.36 +1.9 +22.9/A +14.1/A 5.75 Mexico City Bolsa 48625.53 -229.74 -0.47% t t t +6.53%
Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus 94,945 234.82 +2.3 +23.6/B +15.2/A NL PIMCO TtlRetIns 54,712 10.28 -0.2 +2.8/A +2.3/B NL Tokyo Nikkei 225 22011.61 -0.06 ...% s s s +15.16%
Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus 87,004 119.79 +1.9 +23.8/B +7.8/C NL Dodge & Cox Inc 51,813 13.83 +0.1 +2.9/A +3.0/A NL
Seoul Composite 2523.43 +21.50 +0.86% s s s +23.31%
Fidelity Contrafund 85,633 126.93 +4.7 +31.2/A +16.5/B NL American Funds FdmtlInvsA m 51,755 63.59 +2.9 +25.2/A +15.4/A 5.75
Singapore Straits Times 3374.08 -1.89 -0.06% s s s +17.12%
Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl 83,787 73.69 +1.4 +16.3/A +10.5/A NL Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl 51,512 14.17 +0.1 +1.9/A +2.7/B NL
Sao Paolo Bovespa 74308.50 -491.82 -0.66% t t s +23.38%
American Funds GrfAmrcA m 81,998 51.43 +3.7 +26.6/C +16.2/B 5.75 Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl 50,615 134.93 +2.6 +31.0/A +19.4/A NL
Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl 79,818 10.77 +0.1 +0.8/D +2.0/C NL Metropolitan West TtlRetBdI 48,269 10.67 +0.1 +1.1 +2.7 NL Sydney All Ordinaries 5976.40 -7.32 -0.12% s s s +4.50%
American Funds IncAmrcA m 76,796 23.45 +0.9 +13.9/D +9.4/C 5.75 Franklin Templeton IncA m 46,518 2.38 0.0 +11.9 +6.8 4.25 Toronto S&P/TSX 16025.59 +22.81 +0.14% s s s +4.83%
American Funds CptlIncBldrA m 71,781 62.81 +0.1 +13.0/C +7.6/B 5.75 DoubleLine TtlRetBdI x 44,459 10.67 0.0 +2.0/B +3.1/A NL Shanghai Composite 3393.34 +3.00 +0.09% s s s +9.33%

LocalStocks
52-WK RANGE YTD 1YR Vol 52-WK RANGE YTD 1YR Vol
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AT&T Inc T 33.33 1 43.03 33.65 +.11 +0.3 t t t -20.9 -2.8 34644 13 1.96 PPL Corp PPL 32.46 7 40.20 37.56 +.07 +0.2 t s t +10.3 +15.5 3701 16 1.58
Air Products APD 133.63 9162.86 159.43 -.52 -0.3 t s s +10.9 +22.3 818 24 3.80 Patterson Cos PDCO 35.93 1 49.26 37.00 +.65 +1.8 s t t -9.8 -12.6 1131 19 1.04
Arconic Inc ARNC 16.75 7 30.69 25.12 +.34 +1.4 s t s +35.5 +17.3 2873 dd 0.24
Penn Natl Gaming PENN 11.93 0 25.91 26.09 +.63 +2.5 s s s +89.2 +95.1 917 48 ...
Armstrong Flooring AFI 13.55 2 22.96 14.80 +.33 +2.3 t t t -25.7 -10.7 258 ...
Armstrong World Inds AWI 36.90 9 54.45 51.10 +.30 +0.6 t t t +22.2 +27.8 1042 20 ... Penney JC Co Inc JCP 2.78 1 10.74 2.80 -.07 -2.4 t t t -66.3 -66.2 10256 7 ...
BB&T Corp BBT 38.70 0 49.88 49.24 +.13 +0.3 s s s +4.7 +28.6 5130 17 1.32 Pfizer Inc PFE 29.96 8 36.78 35.06 -.09 -0.3 t t t +7.9 +14.0 21675 14 1.28
Bco Santander SA SAN 4.40 0 6.99 6.74 +.01 +0.1 s t t +30.1 +43.3 4555 0.23e
Rite Aid Corp RAD 1.54 1 8.77 1.65 +.04 +2.5 s t t -80.0 -75.7 14404 83 ...
Bon Ton Store BONT 0.31 3 1.98 .75 -.08 -9.6 t s s -49.0 -42.4 1572 dd 0.20
CNH Indl NV CNHI 7.25 0 12.40 12.70 +.60 +5.0 s s s +46.1 +58.7 5264 dd 0.12 Sears Holdings Corp SHLD 5.48 1 14.32 5.51 -.13 -2.3 t t t -40.7 -50.3 1034 dd ...
Campbell Soup CPB 45.00 2 64.23 47.37 +1.01 +2.2 t s s -21.7 -11.9 3190 16 1.40 Skyline Cp SKY 5.07 7 17.35 12.49 +.18 +1.5 t s s -19.1 +6.9 73 ...
Carpenter Tech CRS 31.70 0 51.66 49.79 +.77 +1.6 t t s +37.7 +56.8 337 39 0.72 TE Connectivity Ltd TEL 63.32 0 89.71 90.97 +1.47 +1.6 s s s +31.3 +46.0 1653 19 1.60
Costco Wholesale COST 142.11 5183.18 161.08 +.85 +0.5 t t t +0.6 +12.9 1926 26 2.00
Donegal A DGICA 14.49 7 18.55 17.14 +.79 +4.8 s s s -1.9 +11.9 78 30 0.56 Tanger Factory SKT 22.65 1 37.34 22.75 -.43 -1.9 s t t -36.4 -28.5 5698 9 1.37
Donlley RRD 8.60 1 18.52 9.20 +.11 +1.2 t t t -43.6 -46.5 1216 13 0.56 Tyson Foods TSN 55.72 0 72.22 72.91 +1.44 +2.0 s s s +18.2 +3.8 2150 15 0.90
Donnelley Finl Solu DFIN 18.03 4 27.08 21.50 +.29 +1.4 s t t -6.4 ... 193 ... UGI Corp UGI 41.79 6 52.00 47.86 -.25 -0.5 t s s +3.9 +8.8 1051 11 1.00
Exelon Corp EXC 29.82 0 40.34 40.21 -.03 -0.1 t s s +13.3 +25.0 3543 17 1.31
Univrsl Corp UVV 53.30 2 83.35 57.35 +.20 +0.3 s t s -10.0 +11.0 87 43 2.16
Frontier Comm FTR 11.16 1 61.35 12.11 +.23 +1.9 s t s -76.1 -73.2 3642 2.40
Fulton Financial FULT 14.45 7 19.90 18.20 -.10 -0.5 t t t -3.2 +26.3 571 18 0.44 Urban Outfitters URBN 16.19 4 40.80 24.52 -.03 -0.1 t s s -13.9 -27.6 1646 16 ...
GlaxoSmithKline PLC GSK 36.16 1 44.54 36.43 -.26 -0.7 s t t -5.4 -3.6 7429 2.89e Verizon Comm VZ 42.80 5 54.83 47.87 +.04 +0.1 t t t -10.3 +4.0 13611 10 2.36f
Harley Davidson HOG 45.25 2 63.40 47.34 +.14 +0.3 t t t -18.9 -13.2 1997 15 1.45
WalMart Strs WMT 65.28 0 89.11 87.31 +.36 +0.4 t s s +26.3 +27.1 5112 19 2.04
Henry Schein Inc HSIC 73.11 3 93.50 78.60 +.90 +1.2 s t t +3.6 +4.1 1653 23 ...
Hershey Company HSY 95.68 6116.49 106.18 +1.45 +1.4 s t t +2.7 +4.7 1123 23 2.62f Weis Mkts WMK 36.80 1 68.88 38.83 -.25 -0.6 t t t -41.9 -28.5 90 19 1.20
Intl Paper IP 43.76 9 58.96 57.27 +.08 +0.1 t t s +7.9 +31.2 1242 18 1.85 Wells Fargo & Co WFC 44.87 8 59.99 56.14 +.29 +0.5 s s s +1.9 +24.1 13779 14 1.56f
Johnson & Johnson JNJ 109.32 9144.35 139.41 -.59 -0.4 t s s +21.0 +24.2 4556 20 3.36 Windstream Hldgs WIN 1.73 1 8.35 1.88 +.07 +3.9 s t s -74.4 -72.1 2685 dd 0.60
Kellogg Co K 58.76 2 78.37 62.53 +3.66 +6.2 s s s -15.2 -18.3 11369 15 2.16f
YRC Worldwide Inc YRCW 7.36 7 16.97 13.47 +.19 +1.4 t t t +1.4 +36.2 380 dd ...
Kroger Co KR 19.69 1 36.44 20.70 +.06 +0.3 s s s -40.0 -32.4 8781 11 0.50
Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in
LSC Communicatio LKSD 15.05 1 30.74 16.18 ... ... t t t -45.5 -31.8 269 0.25p last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate.
M&T Bank MTB 122.92 9173.72 166.77 -.13 -0.1 t s s +6.6 +39.1 595 19 3.00f 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.
m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared
Nwst Bancshares Inc NWBI 14.95 5 19.10 16.87 +.08 +0.5 t t t -6.4 +12.3 376 18 0.64 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
PNC Financial PNC 95.30 0139.23 136.79 -.37 -0.3 t s s +17.0 +47.0 1055 17 3.00 fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months.
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In brief
INDIANAPOLIS

Officers not charged


in fatal shooting
Two Indianapolis police officers who
fatally shot an unarmed black motor-
ist after he fled a traffic stop won’t face
criminal charges in the killing, in part
because the officers told investigators
they believed he was reaching for a
gun, a special prosecutor announced
Tuesday.
St. Joseph County Prosecutor Ken-
neth Cotter cited the officers’ claims
of self-defense in deciding that he
wouldn’t file charges against them in
the June death of 45-year-old Aaron
Bailey. He said in his court report that FEINSTEIN PHOTO ASSOCIATED PRESS; ALL OTHERS THE NEW YORK TIMES
there’s “insufficient evidence to refute” Above left, from left, Colin Stretch, Facebook’s general counsel; Sean Edgett, Twitter’s acting general counsel; and Rich-
their claims “of subjective fear or the ard Salgado, director of law enforcement and information security matters at Google, are sworn in for testimony before a
objective reasonableness of that fear.” Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing. Above right, from top, committee members Sens. Al Franken, Dianne Feinstein
Bailey’s family sued the city in Sep- and Pat Leahy at Tuesday’s hearing.
tember, contending that officers Mi-
chal Dinnsen and Carlton Howard JUDICIARY HEARING

Social media under the spotlight


used excessive force and that Bailey
posed no threat to them. Dinnsen is
white and Howard is biracial.
CONGRESS Russian agency reached up to 126 million on Facebook; effort began in 2015
Hensarling latest BARBARA ORTUTAY John McCain of Arizona, and which
AND MICHAEL LIEDTKE PROBE ALSO HAS
GOP retirement ASSOCIATED PRESS
DEMOCRATIC TIES
would bring political ad rules from
TV, radio and print to the internet.
Rep. Jeb Hensarling, a Texas con- Exasperated U.S. senators harshly The indictment that alleges covert She dismissed pledges from the
servative who has fought attempts to criticized representatives of Face- foreign lobbying by two former companies this week to be more
more strictly regulate Wall Street and book, Twitter and Google at a hear- Trump campaign officials is transparent about political ads as an
casting shadows on three powerful
the banking sector, said Tuesday that ing Tuesday for not doing more to Washington lobbying and legal
unenforceable “patchwork” of self-
he’ll be the latest Republican House prevent Russian agents interfering firms, with Democratic as well as policing.
member to retire at the end of the cur- with the American political process Republican ties. “We’re not waiting for legislation,”
rent term of Congress. as early as 2015. This broadens the stakes of the said Stretch, before Klobuchar cut
Hensarling, who chairs the Financial At one point, Minnesota Sen. Al Russia investigation to both parties him off and repeated her demand for
Services Committee, told fellow Re- Franken shook his head after he and draws in the brother of Hillary a yes or no answer.
publicans in an email that as his term couldn’t get all the companies to Clinton’s campaign chairman. “We stand ready to work with you
as chairman comes to an end, it’s the commit to not accepting political Under a pseudonym, the Podesta and your co-sponsors on that legisla-
right time to leave Congress and spend ads bought with North Korean cur- Group, founded by Tony Podesta, is tion going forward,” Stretch replied,
more time with his two teenage kids. rency. among the three firms cited in the echoed by Twitter’s and Google’s
Hensarling’s decision brings the The hearing by a subcommittee indictment. None is charged with representatives.
number of House GOP departures or of the Senate Judiciary panel was crimes. Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy
announced retirees to more than two moved last week into a cavernous Podesta has stepped down as a browbeat Stretch into admitting
dozen. hearing room usually reserved for partner of the firm. He’s the brother that Facebook had no way of know-
high-profile events like Supreme of Hillary Clinton’s campaign ing the true identity of all of the 5
SALT LAKE CITY chairman, John Podesta.
Court confirmations. About 50 million advertisers that use its plat-
Nurse settles people waited to get in as senators
fired pointed questions and waved
The case against former Trump
campaign officials Paul Manafort
form every month.
“Of course, the answer is no,”
over rough arrest at cardboard displays of outrageous
ads.
and Rick Gates implicates the
Podesta Group and two other firms
in covert lobbying on behalf of
Stretch said.
The hearing — the first of three
A Utah nurse who was arrested for re- “People are buying ads on your Ukraine’s ruling political party from this week in which the three tech gi-
fusing to let a police officer draw blood platform with rubles. They are po- 2012 through 2014. ants face a public grilling — comes
from an unconscious patient is settling litical ads,” Franken fumed. “You put SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS amid the increasing pace of investi-
with Salt Lake City and the university billions of data points together all gations into the Trump administra-
that runs the hospital for $500,000. the time. ... Google has all knowledge “In hindsight, we should have had tion’s possible link to Russia.
Nurse Alex Wubbels and her lawyer that man has ever developed. You a broader lens,” said Facebook’s gen- Just five of the full committee’s
made the announcement Tuesday. can’t put together rubles with a po- eral counsel, Colin Stretch. 11 Republicans attended the Sen-
Police body-camera video of Detec- litical ad and go like, ‘Hmmm, those The companies all pledged to do ate subcommittee hearing, while all
tive Jeff Payne handcuffing Wubbels data points spell out something more and politely said they under- nine Democrats showed up.
drew widespread attention online pretty bad?’ ” stood the seriousness with which Today, representatives of all three
amid an ongoing national conversation Technology company representa- lawmakers are taking the question companies face hearings by the
about police use of force. tives fumbled at points. After Fran- of Russian meddling. House and Senate intelligence com-
ken pointed out foreign spending mittees.
SEXUAL HARRASSMENT on U.S. political campaigns is illegal, Under pressure In preparation for Tuesday’s hear-
NPR chief on leave Google’s director of law enforcement
and information security, Richard Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar
ing, Facebook disclosed that content
generated by Russia’s infamous troll
after accusations Salgado, replied only that the search
giant would refuse political ads paid
pressured the representatives to
support her “Honest Ads” bill,
farm, the Internet Research Agency,
potentially reached as many as 126
The chief editor at National Public with foreign currency “if it’s a good which she is co-sponsoring with million users and generated 80,000
Radio is the latest media figure to face enough signal on illegality.” Sens. Mark Warner of Virginia and posts.
allegations of sexual harassment.
NPR says that it has placed Michael
Oreskes on leave after a published re- SPAIN
port Tuesday that he abruptly kissed
two women who were seeking jobs Catalan leader seeks promise of fair trial
while he was Washington bureau chief
at The New York Times in the 1990s. LOS ANGELES TIMES Spain’s chief prosecu- gional government’s web-
The women formally complained BRUSSELS — Catalan tor is seeking charges of sites were down Tuesday
to NPR and told their stories to The leader Carles Puigde- rebellion, sedition and as central authorities
Washington Post, speaking on condi- mont insisted that he re- embezzlement against moved to take over.
tion of anonymity. Oreskes, who is vice mains the region’s presi- Puigdemont, former Vice “We want to denounce
president of news and editorial direc- dent and will not return President Oriol Junquer- the politicization of the
tor at NPR, did not immediately return to Spain until he is guar- as and a dozen members Spanish justice; its lack of
messages seeking comment. anteed a fair trial. of their ousted govern- impartiality; its pursuing
Oreskes was a top editor at The Asso- Puigdemont spoke to ment. Under Spanish law, of ideas, not crimes; and
ciated Press from 2008 until 2015. journalists at a packed the crimes are punish- to explain to the world
Brussels news confer- able by up to 30 years in the serious democratic
JACKSON, MISS. ence across the street prison. deficiencies the Spanish
Ex-mayor paddles from European Union in-
stitutions. His arrival in
Investigating
Carmen Lamela said the
judge state has,” Puigdemont
said.
accused burglar Brussels on Monday with
a group of other Catalan
group should appear in
the National Court on ASSOCIATED PRESS
He insisted that he will
remain the “legitimate”
The former mayor of Mississippi’s politicians sparked spec- Thursday for interro- People watch the news president of Catalonia
conference in Brussels
largest city subdued and paddled a man ulation about his plans in gations that would last by ousted Catalan leader and did not specify how
who police say was burglarizing his ve- Belgium. through Friday. Carles Puigdemont on a TV long he intends to stay in
hicle. The Catalan leader The Constitutional (reflected in background) Brussels.
Jackson police arrested 22-year-old said he will return “im- Court in Madrid sepa- in a bar in downtown Bar- More than 90 percent
Juwuan Bibbs on Sunday at Tony Yar- mediately” to Spain if he rately announced Tues- celona, Spain, Tuesday. of Catalans who partici-
ber’s house. Yarber told The Associ- is guaranteed a fair trial day that it was suspending pated in an Oct. 1 referen-
ated Press on Tuesday that he caught there. the Catalan parliament’s ered illegal by the Span- dum voted for the region
Bibbs breaking into his truck. A Spanish judge on independence vote while ish government. It said to become independent
Yarber dragged Bibbs into his garage, Tuesday summoned it studies its legality. grassroots organizations from Spain. However,
held him on the floor and hit him with Puigdemont and five One of the main sepa- need to prepare a “joint only 42 percent of eligible
a paddle while awaiting police. members of his former ratist civil groups of strategy” ahead of the voters participated in the
In a video, Yarber shouts at the sus- Cabinet to appear this Catalonia, the National elections with the goal of vote.
pect and says: “When you break in peo- week in Madrid as part Catalan Assembly, said “obtaining an uncontest- Spanish Prime Minis-
ple’s stuff, it’s because somebody ain’t of a rebellion probe for Tuesday it accepted the ed victory that will ratify ter Mariano Rajoy fired
whooped your tail!” pushing ahead with an in- regional election, despite the Republic.” Puigdemont and other
SOURCE: WIRE REPORTS dependence declaration. the fact it was consid- Some of the Catalan re- Catalan leaders Friday.
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CONGRESS

House GOP leaders


delay tax plan release
WASHINGTON (AP) WOLF SLAMS biggest ever!”
— House Republicans, The plan originally
straining to make last- GOP ON unveiled by Trump and
minute changes to their DEDUCTIONS congressional Republi-
far-reaching tax propos- Gov. Tom Wolf criticized cans called for shrinking
al, on Tuesday delayed a Republican tax-cutting the number of tax brack-
the rollout by a day after package in Congress, ets from seven to three,
they failed to finalize the saying Tuesday that it with respective tax rates
would amount to a tax
details. increase on middle- of 12 percent, 25 percent,
The plan pushed class Pennsylvanians by 35 percent.
by President Donald ending a state and local That plan drew im-
Trump and Republican tax deduction. mediate criticism from
leaders in Congress is a Getting rid of the Democrats, who com- ASSOCIATED PRESS

top legislative priority. deduction used by plained it was too favor- In an Oct. 25 frame from video provided by the U.S. Navy, Jennifer Appel, left, and
The details originally nearly 1.8 million able to the wealthy and Tasha Fuiava, who with their dogs were rescued after being lost at sea for several
were to be unveiled to- Pennsylvania filers in undermined Trump’s months while trying to sail from Hawaii to Tahiti, are interviewed aboard the USS
day, but that was delayed 2015 — or almost one- rhetoric about it benefit- Ashland in the South Pacific Ocean.
third of all filers that
until Thursday, a senior year — amounts to the ing the middle class.
GOP aide said Tuesday Brady did not answer RESCUE

Doubts growing over


federal government
night. The aide spoke on rolling its problems directly when he was
condition of anonymity downhill onto state asked — while leaving

pair’s lost-at-sea story


because the individual taxpayers, Wolf said. House Speaker Paul
wasn’t allowed to public- Wolf, a Democrat, Ryan’s suite Tuesday —
ly discuss the schedule. joined Pennsylvania whether the drop in the
The tax-writing House Democratic U.S. Sen. corporate tax rate would
Ways and Means Com- Bob Casey in criticizing happen immediately. CALEB JONES that they were fearful changed as well. They
the provision in a ASSOCIATED PRESS
mittee had worked wider $6 trillion plan But, he said: “I want as during a dramatic tiger originally said the crew
throughout the day and under construction by much growth right from HONOLULU — Two shark attack that lasted was kind, but later said
evening to produce a Republicans. Day One as I can.” women from Hawaii for six hours. Further- they were worried for
plan for the first over- SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump and congressio- who were rescued more, the pair said they their safety and thought
haul of the nation’s tax nal Republicans are ea- after being lost at had been flagging vessels that the crew might be
code in three decades. tax rate for the wealthy ger for a significant legis- sea defended their and sending distress sig- making an attempt to
“We are making excel- of 39.6 percent — other lative achievement after account of the or- nals for at least 98 days. harm them.
lent progress. We are elements still had to be failing in their attempts deal Tuesday, insist- “We knew we weren’t They added that the
very close,” said Rep. resolved, including the to repeal the Obama-era ing that a storm was going to make it,” Appel fishing boat had backed
Kevin Brady, R-Texas, income levels for the tax health care law. whipping up 30-foot said. “So that’s when we into their sailboat.
chairman of the com- brackets. Enacting a tax package waves and near hur- started making distress “I also believe that they
mittee, said late Tuesday Trump has intensified is deemed critical for the ricane-force winds calls.” knew they were damag-
night. “A lot of work re- his lobbying for the near- Republicans to maintain on the night they set The Coast Guard out- ing the boat. And if we
mains with the drafters, ly $6 trillion tax overhaul their majorities in the sail, despite records lined other inconsisten- couldn’t get additional
they are continuing to plan, seeking a major 2018 elections. that show no severe cies, most notably on the help, that boat would
work through the night. legislative achievement Trump intensified weather in the area. timing of events. sink, and they would get
We are moving forward.” after the collapse of the his lobbying for the tax The Coast Guard Appel’s mother, Joyce, ... two girls to do whatev-
He made no conces- health care repeal. overhaul plan even as its is reviewing records told the AP that she er they wanted to,” Appel
sion to the uncertainty The president predict- shape was still under ne- from the days after called the Coast Guard said.
about the rollout or the ed a grand signing cer- gotiation by the Republi- Jennifer Appel and to report her daughter The captain of the
difficulty of unveiling emony before Christmas cans on Capitol Hill. Tasha Fuiava put to missing a week and a fishing vessel, the Fong
a bill today, suggest- at “the biggest tax event The president predict- sea in a 50-foot sail- half after they departed Chun No. 66, who identi-
ing that the ambitious in the history of our ed a grand signing cer- boat, but NASA sat- for what they believed fied himself as Mr. Chen
schedule was on track, country.” emony before Christmas ellite images for the would be an 18-day trip in a satellite phone call
saying, “No announce- Late Tuesday, Trump at “the biggest tax event days around their to Tahiti. from the AP, said his boat
ment of change in the renewed his cheerlead- in the history of our departure show no However, the Coast received a mayday radio
schedule.” ing on Twitter. country.” organized storms in Guard never got a call call but did not under-
Although they had set- “The Republican The president said he the region where they from the elder Appel. stand it. They then saw
tled on some key details House members are was hopeful the House planned to travel. They received a call from someone waving a white
— such as a cut in the working hard (and late) will approve the tax bill There was a tropi- a “family friend” they object on a boat about a
corporate tax rate to 20 toward the Massive Tax by Thanksgiving and cal cyclone, but it was identified as a male on nautical mile away.
percent and maintaining Cuts that they know you that he can sign it into near Fiji, thousands of May 19, still several days When they ap-
the top personal income deserve. These will be law by Christmas. miles west of Hawaii. before the women ex- proached, the women
Localized squalls are pected to arrive. asked to use the satellite
known to pop up, but The women also de- phone on the fishing ves-
HARRISBURG a storm lasting three fended their claims that sel and for a tow to Mid-

Ex-treasurer sentenced
days would have been their boat would not fit way Island. The larger
visible on satellite and into harbors on some vessel towed the smaller
would have elicited Hawaiian islands, places sailboat overnight. In

for lying about payments


mass warnings. where much larger ves- the morning, the women
“We got into a Force sels come and go regu- wanted to stop the tow-
11 storm, and it lasted larly. ing and called for a naval
for two nights and vessel.
MARK SCOLFORO
ASSOCIATED PRESS
three days,” Appel Shark attack “We offered to get them
said. on board the fishing boat
A woman who was Their description and asked whether they
elected four times to No beacon of 20- to 30-foot tiger needed water or food,
statewide office in Penn- sharks ramming their but they refused,” the
sylvania was sentenced Coast Guard offi- boat in a coordinated captain said.
Tuesday to three years cials told The Associ- attack for more than six The fishermen left
on probation for lying to ated Press on Monday hours could simply be after the arrival of the
the FBI about accepting that the two women misperception, but sci- U.S.S. Ashland.
$675,000 from an invest- had an emergency entists who study sharks At some point, Appel
ment adviser who had beacon but never say that behavior has joined the Hawai’i Ac-
reaped tens of millions turned it on because never been recorded and tors Network, noting on
in fees through Treasury they did not fear for that tiger sharks grow the group’s website that
Department business. their lives. If they had, to only about 17 feet in she has “been known to
Barbara Hafer, a Re- rescue would have length. do almost any skydiv-
publican when she was been headed their As time goes on, new ing or motorcycle stunt
twice elected as Pennsyl- way in a matter of details emerge in the — camera optional.”
vania’s auditor general minutes. women’s account, and Through the group, she
and then twice as trea- The women said other details change. found work as an extra in
ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO

Former Pennsylvania Treasurer Barbara Hafer, right, and


surer, avoided jail time her attorney John Knorr walk out of the Ronald Reagan Tuesday that they did They have now reported the former TV series “Off
but was fined $50,000 Federal Building and Courthouse in Harrisburg on Aug. 1. not use the beacon be- making contact with the Map” and the former
and ordered to perform cause they never felt someone at Wake Island sitcom “Cougar Town,”
500 hours of community worst was illegal and at health nurse in the early they were in immedi- but previously said no appearing in that show
service. best was unseemly.” 1970s, philanthropic ate danger, yet they one responded to their in a pink bikini in the
“I did it, that was Her attorney argued efforts that continue, have been quoted as calls for help. background of a season
wrong, and I’m sorry for that the crime for which and activism on behalf saying they did not Their account of re- finale.
it,” Hafer told U.S. Dis- Hafer pleaded guilty did of “women and the op- think they would sur- ceiving a tow from a A call to the actors’ net-
trict Judge John Jones, not enrich her financial- pressed.” vive another day, and Taiwanese fishing vessel work was not returned.
sobbing as she asked him ly. During her guilty plea
to consider her entire ca- The defense lawyer hearing, prosecutors
reer. “I’m ashamed, I’m previously said Hafer did said they had tape of a
heartsick over the situa- not dispute she broke conversation in which
tion.” the law and recognized Ireland told another for-
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Native American activist dies at age 80


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STEVE KARNOWSKI
ASSOCIATED PRESS
the group’s takeover of in Rochester, Minne- of American Indian con- Curtis L. Duke obtained the rank of
Eagle Scout with Troop
Wounded Knee on the sota, surrounded by cerns. “He was someone
Dennis Banks, who Pine Ridge Reservation about 30 people, includ- who was both loved and #83 and was a gradu-
helped found the Ameri- in South Dakota in 1973, ing siblings, children hated — depending on ate of Susquehanna
can Indian Movement in a protest against both and grandchildren, said what circle you’re look- University.
and engaged in some- the U.S. and tribal gov- daughter Tashina Banks ing at.” Surviving in addi-
times-violent uprisings ernments. The village Rama. Banks and fellow AIM tion to his parents, one
against the U.S. govern- had been the site of a “Dennis Banks is leader Russell Means sister: Christina A.D.
ment, including the massacre by U.S. soldiers somebody who had an faced charges stem- (Kevin S.) Ganz. One
armed occupation of in 1890 that left an esti- indelible impact on his- ming from the Wounded nephew: Caleb H. Ganz.
Wounded Knee in 1973, mated 300 Indians dead. tory, not just in our na- Knee occupation, but a One niece: Lillian K.
died at age 80, his family The occupiers held fed- tive community but judge threw out the case. Ganz.
announced Monday. eral agents at bay for 71 throughout our coun- However, Banks spent The Celebration of
Banks, whose Ojibwe days; two Native Ameri- try,” said Anton Treuer, 18 months in prison in Life Service will be held
name was Nowacumig, cans died and several a professor of the Ojibwe the 1980s after being at Zoetropolis, 315 West
was one of several activ- agents were injured amid language at Bemidji convicted for rioting and James Street, Lancaster,
ists who founded AIM the frequent gunfire. State University, citing assault for a protest in Curtis L. Duke, 43, on Saturday, November
in Minneapolis in 1968, Banks died Sunday how he demanded that Custer, South Dakota, of Lancaster, passed 4, 2017 from 11:00 A.M.
and he was a leader of night at the Mayo Clinic the powerful take notice earlier in 1973. away on Friday, October to 1:00 P.M. Private
27, 2017 at Hospice interment will be in
and Community Care, Mountville Cemetery at
Mount Joy. He was the convenience of the
In brief born in Lancaster,
son of Thomas L. and
family. Please omit flow-
ers. Memorial contribu-
Joanne Drybred Duke, tions may be made in
LANCASTER COUNTY his memory to: Hospice
of Lancaster. He was
Four sentenced to state an actor having worked
for various commu-
and Community
Care, PO Box 4125,
prison on drug charges From left, Jeovanny Shultz, Thomas W. Baker, Efrain Tor- nity projects, includ- Lancaster, PA 17604-
4125. Arrangements
res and Emmanuel Coleman. ing the Pennsylvania
Four drug dealers from of Strasburg, will serve Renaissance Faire, York by the Workman
Lancaster County have seven to 14 years for pos- serve five to 10 years for of heroin, as well as pos- Little Theater, and By Fu n e r a l Ho m e s,
been sentenced to time sessing (with intent to possessing (with intent sessing a small amount the Seat of Your Pants. Inc., Mountville/
in state prison after deliver) heroin and meth- to deliver) heroin and for of marijuana. He was a member of Columbia. To send an
pleading guilty to vari- amphetamine and for heroin sales made under — Emmanuel Cole- St. Peter’s Lutheran online condolence, visit:
ous felony charges. having a loaded, .22-cali- police surveillance. man, 37, of Lancaster, Church. Curtis was Workmanfuneralhomes
The convicted dealers, ber pistol that he was pro- — Efrain Torres, 40, of will serve two to five a Boy Scout, having .com
according to the Lan- hibited from possessing Lancaster, will serve four years for possessing
caster County district because of a prior felony to 15 years for possessing (with intent to deliver)
attorney’s office, are as burglary conviction. (with intent to deliver) cocaine and possession Dorothy E. Zion Lutheran Church,
Leola. Dorothy enjoyed
follows: — Thomas W. Baker, 21 grams of heroin and of heroin and prescrip- Brooks crocheting, sewing,
— Jeovanny Shultz, 24, 47, of Lancaster, will 100 additional baggies tion pills. camping, gardening,
playing cards, puzzles,
EPHRATA and reading.
Surviving are: a
Duplex deemed ‘uninhabitable’ after 2-alarm fire son, Richard; a daugh-
ter, Jean (Brooks)
Hegeman; 12 grandchil-
An Ephrata duplex is smoke plumes, accord- A house at 67 N. St., and three adults live dren, numerous great-
uninhabitable after a fire ing to Jim Kiefer, chief’s Church St. also had some at 63 N. Church St. All grandchildren. She was
started in one home and aid of Ephrata Fire Com- exterior damage. were being assisted by preceded in death by:
spread to a second Tues- pany. The fire appears to be the Red Cross, he said. a daughter, Dorothy; a
day afternoon. The flames spread accidental, but officials No one was injured. son, Glen, Sr.; a grand-
The fire was quickly to the attached 63 N. did not yet know the Firefighters and fire son, Daryl; a brother,
upgraded to a second Church St. home, but cause or have a damage police from about a doz- Earl Byers.
alarm after crews re- crews put the fire out estimate, he said. en area stations assisted Funeral services
sponded about 3 p.m. within 30 minutes, Kief- Two adults and one at the scene, Kiefer said. Dorothy E. Brooks, were privately held at
to 65 N. Church St. to er said. child live at 65 S. Church SOURCE: STAFF REPORTS died Sunday, October the convenience of the
29, 2017. Born June 20, family.
1926, in Lancaster, she If desired, contri-
was the daughter of the bution to Hospice and
Police log Heidi Heinzig, 48, was
charged after an incident
Lancaster, was charged
Oct. 27 after allegedly
Jamal Dixon, 26, of the 400
block of South Christian
late Bessie and Willis
Byers. She was the wife
Community Care, P.O.
Box 4125, Lancaster, PA
Oct. 25 in the 700 block of leaving Burlington Street, were charged after
Elizabeth Street. department store, 2090 Dixon allegedly entered a of the late Melvin Elam 17604-4125.
Continued from A4 Lincoln Highway East, with home in the 800 block of Brooks. She worked for Furman’s – Leola
n EAST PETERSBURG: the T&K Factory, sold
Brock C. Heidel, 25, and concealed merchandise Prangley Avenue at 11:59 FurmanFuneralHome.
charged after she worth more than $250. a.m. Oct. 23 and removed Avon over 50 years,
allegedly drove to an Oct. Coty J. Heidel, 27, were com
26 hearing before District charged after a 2:21 a.m. n EPHRATA: Police are five televisions while Polson and was a member of
incident Oct. 20 in the 6100 investigating the theft of waited with a shopping cart
Judge Rodney Hartman in the alley, police said.
while exhibiting signs block of Lemon Street, in items from behind the
of impairment. She was which police said they hit counter of the Wawa Store, n LANCASTER: Police between 1 a.m. and 2 p.m. Shane Aaron Trimble, 30,
arrested after taking field each other. A juvenile also 602 S. Reading Road, said a wallet was stolen Oct. 27. of Lancaster, was charged
sobriety tests; police was charged. at 4:20 p.m. Oct. 29 by from the front counter n LANCASTER: Letitia with theft after police said
said a blood-alcohol two men and a woman, at the Marriott Hotel, 25 Marie Geiter, 37, of the he stole 169 Xanax pills
test showed “numerous between the ages of 20 S. Queen St., on Oct. 27. from his grandmother
controlled substances in
ROBBERY and 30, who fled in a silver Police said two fraudulent
300 block of West Grant
Street, was charged after sometime between Oct. 7
her system.” n LANCASTER: Police said minivan with a Philadelphia transactions were made a store employee saw her and 23.
a man wearing a hooded Eagles vanity plate on the using the stolen credit concealing clothing and
n MANHEIM TWP.: navy blue sweatshirt, n MANHEIM TWP.: Meryl
Douglas John Wenrich, 58, front bumper. Anyone with cards. jewelry in a store at Park
gray sweatpants and a information on the incident Elizabeth Walker, 20, of
of Lancaster, was charged n LANCASTER: Police said City Center at 10:39 a.m.
mask demanded money is asked to call police at Oct. 25 and exiting the Exton, was charged after
after a 7:47 p.m. traffic stop a window was broken in a police said she took $57.84
Oct. 14 in the 2700 block of at Speed’s Steak and 717-733-8611 or 717-738- store without paying for
Sandwich Shop, 318 E. King vehicle on the 300 block of of merchandise from the
Lititz Pike. 9200, ext. 209. East Fulton Street between items, police said.
St., at 12:03 a.m. Oct. 28. Walmart at 2030 Fruitville
When the intended victims n LANCASTER: A Glock 11 p.m. Oct. 27 and 9:27 n LANCASTER: A Hispanic Pike.
handgun with a 30-round a.m. Oct. 28, and a laptop
HARASSMENT did not comply, police said,
extended magazine was computer, backpack and
male in his 30s, wearing a
red windbreaker and dark n NEW HOLLAND:
the hooded man “became
n EARL TWP.: Cheyenne agitated” and punched the stolen from a home in the textbook were taken from jeans, put numerous items Renardo W. Shockley, 54,
Rittle, 18, and a 17-year- first block of West James the interior. of food in a white trash of Woodbine, New Jersey,
person behind the counter
old female, both of New Street between 11 a.m. bag and fled the Family was charged Oct. 27 after
in the face before fleeing. n LANCASTER: A 19-inch
Holland, were charged after Sept. 1 and 11:30 a.m. Oct. Dollar store at 930 S. Duke allegedly taking four goats
a fight at 11:01 a.m. Oct. 28 laptop computer, a Sony
23. iHome and a Samsung St. without paying for the from New Holland Sales
at Wendy’s, 804 W. Main
St.
THEFT n LANCASTER: Douglas L. Galaxy S3 television were items at 6:57 p.m. Oct. 24, Stables, 101 W. Fulton St.,
n EAST LAMPETER TWP.: Polson, 62, of the 300 block stolen from a home in the police said. at 5:43 p.m. Oct. 2. Loss
n EAST HEMPFIELD TWP.: Vivian L. Sanchez, 32, of of Beaver Street, and Tyree 100 block of Coral Street n LANCASTER TWP.: was $400.

ExtraGive: Brighter Day ties or medical issues,


the elderly and those
who don’t have family
“They really are like
my friends,” Leicy says.
“We have a good rapport
ferred to the Brighter
Day Foundation. There
are now three or four
Continued from A1 prescriptions. Korman considers or friends to help them, with each other.” people who help her get
Started by Beverly Ko- After 30 years in so- Brighter Day to be a min- simple things like push- Once a month, Leicy to appointments or pick
rman in 2014, the Bright- cial services, Korman istry, taking to heart the ing a grocery cart and gets a ride to do his gro- up groceries. They treat
er Day Foundation rose realized there was a gap words of Jesus to help unloading groceries can cery shopping. The vol- her like a friend, she says,
out of Korman’s aware- in care for some people others who are in need. sometimes seem over- unteer who often goes and she looks forward to
ness that many people in in the community who “I feel that God called whelming. with him helps to push chatting with them.
the community needed might have medical and me to do it,” Korman “Our services are differ- the shopping cart, since “I just couldn’t believe
extra help for things like housing services but not says. The people served ent from some of the op- Leicy uses an electric that anyone would do
transportation, grocery the extra assistance for by the Brighter Day tions available in the com- cart to get around. this for me,” Harris says.
shopping and picking up day-to-day things. Foundation walk a dif- munity,” Korman says. “He knows what I “They are wonderful
ficult path, she says, and “Our warm and friendly like and helps me reach people. And they do it for
How is Dad
Dad???
? need to know they don’t
have to face it alone.
volunteers offer continu-
ity of care, which enables
things that are up high,
and helps me carry it into
free.”
While the founda-
Taking H
His Meds? Alone? Bathing? Korman and her staff us to build relationships my house,” Leicy says. tion primarily provides
Doing H
His Daily Tasks? Eating Right?
of volunteer drivers are with the people we serve.” “It’s just wonderful.” transportation services,
Anyonee Around To Help Him At Night?
ready to offer that ex- Donna Harris agrees. it occasionally assists
• 24-Hour Staffing
• Medication Monitoring tra help and friendship, Like friends She had a car when she those with urgent finan-
• Private Baths at no cost, to people moved to Lancaster a cial needs, on a case-by-
• Assistance with Daily Living Needs who often fall through Leicy knows that bet- few years ago, but after case basis, when funds
• Full Housekeeping, Linen and the cracks. Many low- ter than anyone. He has several surgeries, in- are available.
Laundry Service income residents need been receiving transpor- cluding hip and knee re- The Brighter Day
• Organized Social and
Recreational Activities
transportation, she says, tation services through placement, she could no Foundation is supported
yet they can’t afford Brighter Day for several longer drive or afford to through charitable con-
You CAN afford this! medical transit services, months. When he needs keep her car. She wasn’t tributions from indi-
Rates as low as $1600
taxis and buses. All of to see the doctor or den- able to walk to a bus stop, viduals, churches, busi-
those she serves have tist, the volunteers at and she had no family or nesses and organizations
been referred to Brighter Brighter Day not only friends in the area. in the community.
Day by community so- drive him to his appoint- After a call to the Lan- For more information,
103 West Main St., Ephrata • (717) 733-2040 • TheGrovesHome.net cial service agencies. ment, but they wait for caster County Office of visit BrighterDayfndn.
OFFERING FULL LICENSED CARE AT INDEPENDENT PRICES For those with disabili- him and drive him home. Aging, Harris was re- org.
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Betty Lou Daniel J.


Obituaries
William “Bill” husband Elizabethtown and Amy OTHER
of Lisa Stoltzfus Warren S. Webb and husband
Alphin of Kirkwood, two step- Howell Bruce of Mount Joy;
OBITUARIES
ON PAGE A14
Warren daughters: Linda wife
of Richard Holton of
a son John R. Howell
and his wife Katherine
MA, Gail Poore of NC, 11 Stambaugh of Seven
grandchildren: Rodney, Valleys; six grandchil- Hazel G. enjoyed baking, read-
ing the newspaper and
Jr. husband of Laura
Phillips, Rikki hus-
dren and three brothers.
A memorial service Woerth Hershey chocolate bars
band of Sara Phillips, will be held on Saturday, with almonds. She was
Angela Smoker, Derrick, November 4, 2017 at a life member of the
C h r i st i n a , Logan John S. Sell Memorial Special Division of the
Warren, Daniel husband Chapel, Masonic Bart Township Fire
of Jodie Riley, Kenneth Village, Elizabethtown Company and the Green
husband of Erin Riley, at 11:00 AM. Visitation Tree Thimble Club.
William husband of Kim will be from 10:00 AM Surviving are 6
Poore, Melissa wife of until the time of service. grandchildren, 13 great-
Shane Gentry, Tommy Interment will take grandchildren, and 13
husband of Melissa Daniel J. place at the convenience great-great-grandchil-
Poore and 12 great- Howell, 65, of the family. dren. She was preceded
Betty Lou Alphin in death by 2 sons: H.
Warren, age 87, of grandchildren. Betty of Marietta, In lieu of flowers,
was also a foster mother passed away on contributions may be Curtis “Buzz” Woerth
Cochranville, passed and Kern A. Woerth hus-
away at Neighborhood to many children over Friday, October made in his memory
27, 2017 at Masonic to Samara: Nurture band of Doris Whitelock
Hospice of West the years. She was pre- Hazel G. Woerth,
Village, Elizabethtown. & Education for Woerth of Christiana,
Chester on Monday, ceded in death by her age 108, formerly of
Born Friday, December Parents, PO Box 5494, 3 siblings: Evelyn
October 30, 2017. She mother, Mary Elizabeth Paradise, passed away
7, 1951 in Bethlehem, Harrisburg, PA 17110 Redman, Ward Rice, and
was the wife of the late Fetters Cleaver, father, at the Quarryville
PA, he was the son or to Masonic Village Graydon Murr.
Harry E. Warren, who James Leonard Alphin, Presbyterian Retire-
of Charlotte (Claus) Funeral service will
passed away on May and brother, James Hospice, One Masonic ment Community on
Howell of Columbia and take place from the
24, 1983. She was born Alphin. Drive, Elizabethtown, Tuesday, October 31,
the late Richard Howell. Shivery Funeral Home,
in Wilmington, DE and Funeral service will PA 17022. Memories 2017. She was the wife
He was married 45 years 111 Elizabeth Street,
graduated from William take place at Freedom and condolences may of the late George K.
to Janette L. (Wertz) Christiana, PA 17509,
Penn High School, New Life Christian Center, be shared at www. Woerth, who passed
Howell also of Marietta. on Saturday, November
Castle, DE. She at- 447 Noble Road, FinkenbinderFamily. away on August 20,
Daniel served 20 4 at 11:00 am with the
tended King’s College Christiana, on Sunday, com 1977. She was born in
years in the U.S. Navy Rev. Douglas Hileman
and graduated from November 5 at 3 p.m. Arrangements en- Bart Township on June
Submarine Service, officiating. There will be
Memorial Hospital with Pastor Buck trusted to Smedley- 26, 1909, daughter of
retired from Wyeth no viewing. Interment
of Nursing in 1954 as Mowday officiating. Finkenbinder Funeral the late Harry & Minnie
Laboratories in will be in the Middle
a Registered Nurse. There will be a view- Home & Crematory, Hahn Rice. She was a Octorara Presbyterian
Betty was a Clinical ing at Shivery Funeral Marietta, then worked Marietta, PA.
part-time at Manheim member of the Middle Church cemetery. In
Nursing Instructor at Home, 111 Elizabeth Octorara Presbyterian lieu of flowers, contri-
the Wilmington Medical Street, Christiana on Auto Auction.
In addition to his Church of Quarryville. butions may be sent
Center. She also worked Saturday, November She graduated from the in Hazel’s memory to
at Chatham Acres, retir- 4th from 6 to 8 p.m. wife, he is also sur-
vived by two daughters: former Bart Township the Bart Township Fire
ing in 2010. and again on Sunday High School class in Company, 11 Furnace
Betty was a mem- at the church from 2 Sandra L. Zack and
husband Nicholas of 1925, then attending Road, Quarryville, PA
ber of Freedom Life until time of service. Harrisburg College to 17566. shiveryfuneral-
Christian Center, Interment will be in study bookkeeping. home.com
Christiana, PA. Betty the Flohrs Evangelical
Lutheran Cemetery,
IdaBelle sister, Dolorth (Sissy)
Doty and brother, Ralph
She worked for Walter
enjoyed spending time
with her family and McKnightstown, PA on (Parker) Reist Parker.
& Hassel and Nickel
Mine Grocery Store as
friends, going to the Monday, November 6th She was a member
a bookkeeper. Hazel
beach, painting, reading at 11 a.m. shiveryfuner- of Covenant United
alhome.com Methodist Church,
her Bible, and journal-
ing. She was a mentor to Lancaster. Ella M. Martin Weiler of Myerstown
and 2 brothers-in-law,
many. Funeral services will Ella M. Martin, 82, Norman Good, Isaac
Surviving are 2 chil- be held on Saturday, of Ephrata, formerly of Zimmerman, both of
dren: Stephanie, wife of November 4, 2017 at Stevens, passed away Ephrata.
Rodney Smoker of Gap, 2:00 p.m. at The Groff’s on Sunday, October 29, In addition to her
Funeral Home, 528 W. 2017, at Penn Medicine parents, she was pre-
Orange Street (corner Lancaster General ceded in death by a
Lyndell Lyndell is survived by
3 children, Brooke,
of W. Orange & Pine Hospital following a brother, Raymond M.
Zimmerman Braden and Brinlee, all
Sts.) Lancaster, PA with
The Reverend Donald
lengthy illness.
She was born in East
Weiler and 2 sisters,
at home; her siblings, Emma Good, Mabel
E. Zechman officiating. Earl to the late Moses Zimmerman.
sister, Kimberly and
The family will receive H. and Ella S. (Martin) A viewing will be
William Martin of Lititz IdaBelle (Parker) friends at The Groffs Weiler and was the wife held on Wednesday,
and brother Corey and Reist, 93, formerly of from 1:00 p.m. until of Samuel S. Martin with November 1, 2017,
Carol Martin of Lititz; Lancaster, PA, died on the time of service. whom she shared 60 from 5 to 8 PM, at the
her in-laws, Roy and Monday, October 30, Interment in Conestoga years of marriage. Midway Mennonite
Esther Zimmerman of 2017 in Hillsboro, OH. Memorial Park. Ella was a home- Reception Center, 210
Lititz. She was the daughter In lieu of flowers, maker and a member of E. Lexington Road,
Memorial ser- of the late George and please send donations Lime Rock Mennonite Lititz. An additional
vices will be held on Bertha Parker and the to Hospice of Hope, Church, Weaverland viewing will be held on
Friday, November 3, wife of the late Warren 909 Kenton Station Dr., Conference. Thursday, November
2017 at 9:00 AM, at the F. Reist. Maysville, KY 41056. In addition to her 2, 2017 at 8:30 AM,
Lancaster Evangelical IdaBelle is survived Please visit IdaBelle’s husband, Ella is sur- at Lincoln Christian
Free Church, 419 by her son, Dennis Reist Memorial Page at vived by 5 children, Dale Homes, 1307 Apple
Pierson Rd., Lititz, fol- and wife, Sue, New
Lyndell Zimmerman, www.TheGroffs.com W., husband of Brenda Street, Ephrata, fol-
lowed by a visitation Vienna, OH, brother-
42, of Lititz, passed away from 10AM to 1PM, with (Weaver) Martin of lowed by a viewing at the
in-law, Roy Brubaker, Stevens, Leland W.
on Sunday, October Pastor Tony Hunt offi- many nieces, nephews & Springville Mennonite
29, 2017, at Hospice ciating. Interment will Martin of Stevens, Church, 580 Springville
their children. She was Larry J., husband of
& Community Care, take place in Witness preceded in death by a Road, Ephrata, prior to
Mount Joy. Park. Judy (Martin) Martin of services at 9:30AM with
She was born in Memorial contribu- Stevens, Marlin W., hus- Bishop Melvin Martin
Ephrata to Eugene tions in Lyndell’s mem- James E. (Monica) Keener,
Bradley Keener and his
band of Wanda (Miller)
Martin of Stevens, Joyce
and Ministers Henry
and Carol Martin and Horning, Elam Ray
was the wife of Bryan
ory may be made to
Lancaster Evangelical
Malles daughter Kennedi, and Darlene, wife of Bryon Martin and Ray Martin
Zimmerman with whom James E. Malles, 70, Stacey Keener. G. Hurst of Denver; 16 officiating. Interment
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she shared 18 years of passed away October, A Memorial Service grandchildren; 16 great- will take place in the
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Deaths Reported
Brooks, Dorothy E. Martin, Ella M.
Obituaries
91. October 29, 2017. 82, wife of Samuel S.
Furman Home for
Funerals, 717-656-6833
Martin, of Ephrata.
October 29, 2017. Ellis M. Holly T. Edna K. wife of David Keller, East
Berlin. Two grandsons.
Stradling Funeral “Huff” Oatman Ginder Ten granddaughters.
Homes, Inc., 717-733-
Cartagena Alvarado,
Celestino* 2472 Hufford, Jr. Twelve great-grand-
children. Three sisters:
83, husband of Raquel McCabe, Geraldine R. Dorothy Ruppert (the
Padilla, of Lancaster. 72, of Quarryville. late William Ruppert);
October 20, 2017. October 30, 2017. Betty Funk (the late
Charles F. Snyder Reynolds Funeral and Curtis Funk); Arlene
Funeral Home & Cre- Cremation Services, Kreider. One brother:
matory, 717-393-9661 Inc., 717-786-3272 Lester Kreider (Laura
O’Donnell, Joseph F., Mae). In addition to her
Charley, Daniel L. parents, she was pre-
70, husband of Cather- Sr.
85, of Lancaster. Octo- ceded in death by one
ine A. (Stinson) brother: Melvin Kreider
Charley, of Lancaster. ber 28, 2017. Reynolds
Funeral and Cremation (the late Anna Mary
October 27, 2017.
Charles F. Snyder Services, Inc., 717-786- Boll) and one sister:
Funeral Home & Cre- 3272 Esther Landis (the late
Holly T. Oatman, 75, Edna K. Ginder, 96, Daniel Landis).
matory, 717-872-5041 Oatman, Holly T. of Lancaster, passed formerly of Mount Joy, The Family would
75, of Lancaster. Octo- Ellis M. “Huff ” passed away peacefully
Duke, Curtis L. away peacefully on like to thank the staff
ber 28, 2017. Sheetz Hufford, Jr., 86, of at Landis Homes on at Landis Homes,
43, of Lancaster. Octo- Funeral Home, Inc., Denver, died on Saturday, October 28,
ber 27, 2017. Workman 2017 with her family Monday, October 30, and Hospice and
717-653-5441 Tuesday, October 2017. She was the wife
Funeral Homes, Inc., by her side. Her late Community Care for the
Reist, IdaBelle (Park- 31, 2017 at WellSpan of Jacob S. Ginder, with support shown to them.
717-285-4513 Ephrata Community husband, Kenneth
er) R. Oatman, Sr., died whom she celebrated The Fu n e r a l
93. October 30, 2017. Hospital after a brief ill- their 70th wedding an- Service will be held at
Faus, Curtis D. ness. in 2015. Holly is sur-
52, of Columbia. Octo- The Groffs Family vived by her two chil- niversary on September Mountville Mennonite
ber 1, 2017. Clyde W. Funeral & Cremation Born in West Earl 4, 2017. She was born Church, 205 Froelich
Twp., he was a son of dren; Eileen married
Kraft Funeral Home, Services, Inc., 717-394- in West Hempfield Avenue, Mountville, on
the late Ellis M., Sr. to Donald Schoelkopf
Inc., 717-684-2370 5300 Township, daughter of Saturday, November
and Elizabeth (Kochel) and Todd Murr, both of
Roda, Jasmine* Lancaster. Also surviv- the late Elmer S. and 4, 2017 at 11:00 A.M.
Ginder, Edna K. 31, of Lancaster. Octo- Hufford. He was mar- Esther M. Minnich with Pastor Jim
ried 66 years on June ing are Ken’s children,
96, wife of Jacob S. Gin- ber 28, 2017. Melanie B. Kenneth R. Oatman, Jr., Kreider. Edna was Laverty, and Pastor
der, formerly of Mount Scheid Funeral Direc- 30 to Minerva A. (Good) the oldest member of Philip L. Shertzer, of-
Hufford. of Lancaster and Tracey
Joy. October 30, 2017. tors & Cremation Serv- L. Oktela wife of Joe Mountville Mennonite ficiating. Interment in
Workman Funeral ices, 717-872-1779 Ellis worked as a Church where she had Crossroads Brethren
Homes, Inc., 717-285- bricklayer for many Oktela, of Willow Street.
Rupert, Frances E.* Her 10 grandchildren been a member since in Christ Cemetery.
4513 years for Eshbach 1933. She enjoyed her Friends may call at
89, of Lancaster. Octo- Brothers in Reading, re- and 3 great-grandchil-
ber 30, 2017. Shivery dren will miss her ten- grandchildren, flow- East Bethany Chapel,
Howell, Daniel J. tiring in 1994. ers, birds (Cardinals), at Landis Homes, 1001
65, husband of Janette Funeral Home, Inc., der smile and loving
610-593-5967 He was a member visiting family and East Oregon Road,
L. (Wertz) Howell, of of St. Paul’s United guidance.
Holly was a graduate friends, singing with Lititz, PA 17543 on
Marietta. October 27, Sherr, Michael L.* Methodist Church the Moments of Glad Friday from 6:30 P.M.
2017. Smedley-Finken- 63, husband of Deborah in Terre Hill, the of the Columbia High
School, class of 1960. Tidings Chorus, and to 8:00 P.M. and also at
binder Funeral Home & Groff Sherr, of Lancast- Bricklayers Local PA she faithfully served her the church on Saturday,
Crematory, 717-426- er. October 29, 2017. 5 Union, and a life- She was later employed
husband and children, from 10:00 A.M. to
3614 DeBord Snyder Funeral time member of the by the former AMP, Inc.,
helping them for many 11:00 A.M. In lieu of
Home & Crematory, International Union of of Mount Joy and re-
Hufford, Ellis M., Jr. years on their family flowers, donations
Inc., 717-394-4097 Bricklayers and Allied tired from Kellogg Co.,
86, husband of Minerva farms. may be made to: the
Warren, Betty Lou Craftworkers. Lancaster. She attended
A. (Good) Hufford, of Surviving in addition Caring Fund at Landis
Alphin Surviving in addi- Holy Trinity Catholic in Homes. Arrangements
Denver. October 31, to her husband, one son:
87, of Cochranville. tion to his wife are three Columbia and enjoyed by the Workman
2017. Eckenroth Home Nelson K. Ginder, hus-
October 30, 2017. Shiv- children, Linda, mar- traveling, gardening, Funeral Homes, Inc.,
for Funerals, 717-445- band of Mary (Harnish)
ery Funeral Home, Inc., ried to Rod Burkhart and spending time with Ginder, Mount Joy. Two Mountville/Columbia.
5122 her children and grand-
610-593-5967 of B ow m a n sv i l l e , daughters: Ruth, wife To send an online con-
James, married children. Holly had a of Merrill Borntrager, dolence, visit: work-
Koons, Gerald C.* Woerth, Hazel G. special gift of caring for
94, companion of Sarah 108, formerly of Para- to Effie (Parmer) Mount Joy and Arlene, manfuneralhomes .com
Hufford of East Earl, others in their time of
L. Ward, of Columbia. dise. October 31, 2017. need. Throughout her
October 26, 2017. Work-
man Funeral Homes,
Shivery Funeral Home,
Inc., 610-593-5967
and Wanda, married
to Randy Mumma of life she became a care- Daniel L. outdoor decks. He loved
to go on vacation and
Inc., 717-684-6633
Zimmerman, Lyndell Fivepointville; eight taker for many friends
and family for which she
“Dan” Charley always put others be-
42, wife of Bryan Zim- grandchildren; and fore himself. He will be
Malles, James E. seven great-grandchil- will be lovingly remem- remembered for his big
merman, of Lititz. Octo- bered.
70, husband of Linda ber 29, 2017. Stradling dren. heart and his love for his
Keener. October, 29, Preceding him in Born in Columbia, family.
Funeral Homes, Inc., she was the daughter
2017. Cremation Servic- 717-733-2472 death is a brother, In addition to his
es of Lancaster, 717- Donald Hufford; and a of the late Amos and wife, Dan is survived by
273-6283 * No Obituary appears sister Thelma Weaver. Helen Hartman Murry. his children: Jennifer
Funeral services Holly is survived by two Morris (Gregg ) of
Geraldine R. sisters: Mary Lou wife Salisbury, MD, Daniel
Services
will be held on Friday,
of Thomas Lawson, of K. Charley (Meredith)
McCabe November 3, at 2 pm at
Eckenroth Home for Columbia and Anne of Shamong, NJ, and
Today Geraldine R. McCabe,
72, of Quarryville, PA,
Funerals, 209 E. Main
St., Terre Hill, with
wife of Richard Gerz, of
Willow Street. She was
Colin M. Charley of
Lancaster; his 3 grand-
passed away on Monday, the Reverend Derrick preceded in death by her children: Shelby Morris,
Bomberger, Judyth E. October 30, 2017. She Gutierrez officiating. brother Harold Murry. Alexandra Charley and
Zion Lutheran was the widow of the Interment will be in the A Mass of Christian Daniel L. “Dan” Amelia Charley; his
Church, 18 Quarry Rd., late James M. McCabe Muddy Creek Cemetery. Burial will be held Charley, 70, of Lancaster, sister, Dana Whitesell
Leola, 11 AM. Furman who passed away in on Friday, November formerly of Greensburg, (Ray) of Greensburg; his
Home for Funerals
Visitation will be held at
1973. the Funeral Home on 3, 2017, at 11 AM at passed away on Friday, father-in-law, Kenneth
Harnish, Donna M. Born in Norristown, Holy Trinity Catholic October 27, 2017. Born “Skip” Stinson of
Friday from 1-2 pm. To
Bachman Funeral PA, a daughter of the late Church, 409 Cherry in New Kensington, Jeannette; his beloved
send the family online
Home, 7 South Joseph S. and Valentine St., Columbia, PA with PA, he was the son of Boxer, Diesel and his
condolences visit us at
Decatur Street, Stras- Dybicz Gondek. the Reverend Stephen the late Daniel and close friends and ex-
www.groffeckenroth.
burg, 7 PM She is survived by sib- P. Kelley as Celebrant. Sally (Giunta) Charley. tended family “from the
com.
lings, Joseph A. (Mary Holly’s family will re- He was the loving hus- hood.”
Hollinger, Darwin S. Ellen) Gondek, Dale J. ceive friends at the band of Catherine A. A Christian Prayer
Mechanicsburg Pres-
byterian Church, 300 (Elaine) Gondek, and
Carol Pufko.
Remembrance church from 10 to 11 AM.
Interment will follow in
(Stinson) Charley for 40
years.
Service will be held
at 1PM on Saturday,
E. Simpson Street,
Mechanicsburg, 11 Friends are invited Service Silver Spring Cemetery, Dan was self-em- November 4, 2017,
AM. Malpezzi Funeral to attend a Mass of Curtis D. Faus West Hempfield Twp. ployed as a mechanical
engineer and welder.
at Charles F. Snyder
Funeral Home and
Home Christian Burial at In lieu of flowers, me-
Family and friends morial contributions He was a graduate of C r e m a t o r y, 441
St. Catherine of Siena
Landis, Ada P. are invited to a re- Westmoreland County N. George Street,
Catholic Church, 955 to the Alzheimer’s
(McFalls) membrance service Community College. Millersville, PA 17551.
Robert Fulton Highway, Association: Greater
Andrew T. Scheid for Curtis D. Faus on Dan was a member of Friends and family will
Quarryville on Friday, Pennsylvania Chapter:
Funeral Home, 121 Saturday, November the Hershey PA Italian be received from 12PM
November 3, 2017, at 2595 Interstate Dr.,
South Prince Street, 4, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at Lodge, and a member to 1PM. Interment will
11:00 AM. with Rev. Suite 100, Harrisburg,
Lancaster, 10 AM the Columbia Church of the American Legion be private and at the
Mark Speitel as cel- PA 17110 would be
of God, Seventh and Post 34. He enjoyed convenience of the fam-
Landis, Pauline F. ebrant. Interment will deeply appreciated.
Walnut Sts., Columbia, camping, boating and ily. To send an online
Otterbein United be in the St. Catherine’s Online condolences
PA. driving his truck, “Big condolence, please visit
Methodist Church, Catholic Cemetery. to www.sheetzfuneral-
Lancaster. 12 PM Viewing will be held home.com Blue.” Dan was a mem- SnyderFuneralHome.com
noon. The Groffs Fam- one hour prior to the CEMETERIES/LOTS ber of the Rotary Club
ily Funeral & Crema- Mass from 10-11:00 and SCORE. Dan loved
tion Services, Inc. AM. In lieu of flowers, 2 burial plots at river view to build with his hands.
memorial contribu- cemetary off duke st. $150 a He built and renovated
Leed, Vernon C. piece. 717-396-9460 several homes and many
Gravenor Home For tions may be made to
Funerals, 100 W. Main St. Catherine of Siena
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St., Ephrata, 10 AM
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National Conversation

RACHEL MARSDEN
SYNDICATED COLUMNIST

Manafort was a convenient


target for Mueller
PARIS — The news broke early Pakistani intelligence service com-
Monday that Paul Manafort, a missioned Islamic terrorists to per-
longtime Washington establishment petrate the bombing because some
figure and Republican political strate- Pakistani VIPs were upset that Chirac
gist, had been indicted by a grand had cut off their kickbacks.
jury on 12 counts as a result of special Michael Isikoff of Yahoo News
counsel Robert Mueller’s investiga- reported last year that, from 1990
tion into possible Russian interfer- to 1995, Manafort’s lobbying firm
ence in last year’s U.S. presidential was paid $700,000 by the Kashmiri
election. American Council, a front organiza-
Trump’s deficit of honesty is offset People hear “Russia collusion tion bankrolled by the Pakistani intel-
by a surplus of dexterity. investigation,” “grand jury indict-
ment” and “former Trump campaign
ligence service to deflect attention
from its sponsorship of terrorism.
manager,” and that’s all it takes in In October 2012, France’s Le Monde
this soundbite world to connect these reported that, “The magistrate (in
things in people’s minds, regardless of France investigating Karachigate)
the reality. has found bank documents attesting
Many of the facts outlined in the that between September 1994 and
indictment stem from Manafort’s August 1995, Paul Manafort received
involvement in Ukraine during the $252,000 from Abdul Rahman al-
political tug-of-war in that country Assir, a partner of Ziad Takieddine,
between Western and Russian in- from a Geneva bank.”
DANA MILBANK terests. You have to wonder whether Al-Assir and Takieddine are well-
THE WASHINGTON POST
federal authorities would have had known here in France as middlemen
an issue with Manafort if he’d been in French weapons deals, and both

Trump’s new standards lobbying on behalf of the military-


industrial complex and its established
face trial here for their alleged role in
the Karachi case.

for collusion anti-Russian position in Ukraine.


Now THAT’S a crowded playing field:
In 2013, according to Le Figaro,
Manafort was interviewed in Virginia
lobbyists and consultants working on as part of a French judge’s inquiry
Robert Mueller’s conviction of a By Trump’s new standard, “collu- behalf of U.S. establishment interests into Karachigate. Manafort claimed
former Trump campaign adviser and sion” now covers not just Russia’s inside foreign countries. Good thing it to have done polling work for, and
his indictment of two more finally election interference but anything isn’t illegal, eh? provided strategy notes to, the Bal-
prove it: Hillary is guilty! that has to do with Russia done by In any case, the elements in the in- ladur team and to have been paid
Technically, President Donald anybody at any time for any reason. If dictment fall short of explaining how by al-Assir. According to France’s
Trump’s standard line of defense in that’s the rule, there is indeed plenty Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton Liberation newspaper, Manafort told
the Russia probe — we did not collude of evidence that Clinton colluded with the help of the Russians, but the French investigators that he met al-
— suffered a bit of a blow Monday. with Russia. She has visited Russia fact that Manafort stumbled into the Assir in 1988 and that he did a poll for
In a plea deal with the special coun- often, spoken with Russians and even Trump campaign, where he served Balladur and made some campaign
sel unsealed Monday (at about the tried to reset relations with Russia. for a couple of months before stum- strategy recommendations, but that
time Trump was tweeting the phrase I’d bet she has also watched Russian bling back out, is more than enough Balladur didn’t follow up.
“there is NO COLLUSION!”), Trump ballet and read Russian novels. to smear Trump in the court of public It’s hard to imagine that Mueller,
campaign adviser George Papa- But by that standard there’s also opinion. the FBI director at the time, wouldn’t
dopoulos admitted to having had evidence most everybody else col- Manafort is what you would call have known about Manafort’s lob-
contacts with Russians offering the ludes with Russia, too. Therefore, the low-hanging fruit, and no one knows bying efforts on behalf of a front
Trump campaign Hillary Clinton’s Mueller investigation will need to that better than Mueller, who was group for the Pakistani intelligence
emails and other “dirt,” and Papado- expand significantly. The following Federal Bureau of Investigation service or about the money he told
poulos tried to arrange meetings with people should present themselves at director from 2001 to 2013, during French investigators he received
Russian officials. That’s pretty much the earliest opportunity to the special which time Manafort was on the from middlemen well-known to the
the dictionary definition of “collu- counsel’s office for interviews: radar here in France in a political CIA in French-Pakistani and French-
sion.” — All persons who now consume scandal that has rocked the French Saudi weapons deals since at least the
But Trump’s deficit of honesty or in the past have consumed vodka. establishment for over two decades. early ‘90s. So why did Mueller wait
is offset by a surplus of dexterity. This includes but is not limited to Foreign investigators interviewed for Manafort to cross Trump’s path
Though not abandoning the there- Black Russians, White Russians and Manafort about that scandal during before pursuing an indictment?
is-no-collusion defense, the White Moscow Mules. Mueller’s FBI tenure. With Balladur facing Karachigate
House is already elevating a second- — All persons who now consume or In France it’s known as “Ka- charges in France, and now with
ary position — the OK-maybe-we- in the past have consumed beluga or rachigate” or “the Karachi affair.” It Mueller’s case against Manafort in
colluded-but-Clinton-colluded-more osetra caviar. involves the use of kickbacks in a sale the U.S., Manafort makes for the
defense. — All persons who now play, or of French submarines to Pakistan perfect fall guy. Almost too perfect.
“There’s clear evidence of the Clin- previously have played, with nesting during the tenure of former French The establishment tends to protect
ton campaign colluding with Russian dolls. Prime Minister Edouard Balladur, its intermediaries. Middlemen are
intelligence,” White House press — All persons who watch or have with some of the money allegedly rarely hung out to dry, if only because
secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders watched the FX drama “The Ameri- used to finance his 1995 presidential of the possibility that they could blab
proclaimed at Monday afternoon’s cans.” campaign against Jacques Chirac. the secrets of the powerful in order to
briefing, after the indictment by — All persons who have viewed On May 8, 2002, the day after Chi- save themselves.
Mueller of former Trump campaign “The Nutcracker” (including chil- rac’s re-election, a terrorist blew up a Manafort apparently doesn’t enjoy
manager Paul Manafort and a col- dren’s performances) or “Swan Lake,” military bus carrying workers headed such protections. In recent years,
league. or hummed the “1812 Overture.” for the submarine construction site he had taken positions against the
Trump, who often accuses others — All persons who have dined at the in Karachi, Pakistan, killing 11 French Washington establishment status
of the exact thing he stands accused Russian Tea Room in New York. employees and three of their Paki- quo on everything from Ukraine to
of, reacted to the indictments with — All persons who have read, or stani fixers and injuring 12 others. Trump. One can’t help but wonder if
abundant punctuation: “But why have caused to be read, “Anna Kar- One theory that came to light dur- Manafort would have been left alone
aren’t Crooked Hillary & the Dems enina,” “War and Peace,” “Crime and ing the investigations, as reported if he had continued to toe the estab-
the focus?????” he tweeted. Punishment,” “The Brothers Karam- by Le Figaro in 2010, was that the lishment line.
Trump has been complaining about azov” or any play by Anton Chekhov.
“the lack of investigation on Clinton — All persons who have heard, or
made Fake Dossier,” and “GUILT by have caused to be heard, the work n Rachel Marsden is a Tribune Content Agency syndicated columnist and political strategist.
Twitter: @rachelmarsden.
Democrats/Clinton.” He tweeted of Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich,
a Hill article with an exculpatory Stravinsky or Mussorgsky.
quote from Fox News’ Chris Wallace — All persons who have played
(Headline: “More evidence of Dem against, or watched a match in- In any case, the elements in the indictment fall
collusion with Russia than GOP”) volving, Anna Kournikova, Maria
and a New York Post column arguing Sharapova or Garry Kasparov.
short of explaining how Donald Trump beat
that perhaps Clinton “came closer — All persons who have experi- Hillary Clinton with the help of the Russians ...
to colluding with the Russians” than enced the work of Wassily Kandinsky,
Trump. Groucho Marx or John Lennon.
The evidence of Clinton’s alleged — All persons who have played Rus-
“collusion” with Russia? She and sian roulette or flown in a Sikorsky
the Democrats hired an opposition- helicopter.
research firm that wrote a dossier on, — All persons who own Siberian
um, Trump’s collusion with Rus- huskies, or any dogs exhibiting Pav-
sia. She also colluded with Russia lovian responses.
by being secretary of state at a time — All persons of Russian ancestry,
when another arm of the U.S. govern- including but not limited to those
ment approved a uranium deal with with the following endings: -ov, -sky,
a Russian-owned company that had -ski, -ic, -vic, -in, -enko and -uk.
given money to her husband and his — And all persons whose ancestors
foundation. may have once occupied Russian ter-
Both of these are about as compel- ritory, including but not limited to all
ling as saying the guilty plea entered those of French, German, Swedish or
by Papadopoulos is further evidence Mongol ancestry.
of Clinton’s collusion with Russia be- Hmm. Mueller: Is that a German
cause “George Papadopoulos” sounds name?
like “George Stephanopoulos,” who Collusion! Looks as if we’re going
once worked for Bill Clinton, who is to need a special counsel to probe the
married to Hillary Clinton. special counsel.

n Dana Milbank is a columnist for The Washington Post. Twitter: @Milbank.


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In our words In Harrisburg, the


Legislature and Wolf are

Serving justice
living in their own ‘Upside
Down’ — and each year
producing stranger things.

THE ISSUE

Pennsylvania’s state police agency, facing pushback over its practice of investigating
line-of-duty shootings by its own troopers, is trying to shut down a grand jury
looking into the propriety of the policy, The Associated Press reported Sunday. JOHN BAER
Lawyers for the state police are in court this week arguing that the grand jury should PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS

not be allowed to weigh in on whether Pennsylvania State Police should use outside
law enforcement to investigate shootings by its troopers. The Pennsylvania District Stranger things
Attorneys Association recommended last year that investigations of police shootings again in Harrisburg
be handled independently to avoid the perception of bias.
Now that our Looney Tunes Legislature passed a
state budget — long overdue and way underdone —
what sort of political fallout do you think ensues?
There’s a shooting of a suspect by a state thoroughly and transparently,” state police It’s four months late and fiscally reckless, yet
trooper. The suspect is dead. The county dis- spokesman Ryan Tarkowski told the AP. another short-term fix for a state with long-term
trict attorney wants to take the lead in the in- The state police might be confident in the problems. And Gov. Tom Wolf, (who signed bills
vestigation but, citing policy, state police re- protocols but we’re skeptical such confidence Monday, finalizing the package) yet again, faces a
fuse to yield, choosing instead to investigate extends to the general public. At the very budget that doesn’t begin to reflect his agenda.
the case internally. least, internal investigations of line-of-duty Also, it’s odd.
This actually happened. The district at- shootings by officers is not a best practice, not It calls to mind the hit Netflix sci-fi thriller
torney in this case is John Morganelli of by a long shot. “Stranger Things,” which includes an alternate
Northampton County, who refused to take We should be seeking more, not less trans- dimension called the “Upside Down.”
“no” for an answer and sought a grand jury to parency from law enforcement, and law en- In Harrisburg, the Legislature and Wolf are liv-
investigate the May 20 shooting death of An- forcement should be willing to provide it. ing in their own “Upside Down” — and each year
thony Ardo. As the AP reported, troopers shot Transparency is, after all, in the best interest producing stranger things.
Ardo after he ignored their commands and at- of the police. For example, this $32 billion duck is the handi-
tempted to light the fuse of a firework mortar We’ve strongly supported equipping law work of a Republican Legislature led by con-
around his neck. enforcement officers with body cameras be- servative GOP leaders. Yet it’s built on massive
The shooting was justified, the grand jury cause they provide both accountability and borrowing ($1.5 billion) and a broad expansion of
concluded. But Morganelli was not finished. protection for police officers, and can help gambling, things conservatives generally oppose.
He also wanted the grand jury to look into build public trust. You know the party reliables: fiscal responsibility,
the state police protocol for trooper-involved For example, body cameras helped to prove family values.
shootings. that four Cleveland officers were justified As one Republican insider asked, “Since when
Whether the grand jury has the authority in using lethal force in March 2015 against a did borrowing and gaming become conservative
to weigh in on the propriety of the policy is a man who had threatened to kill his wife and talking points?”
complicated legal issue that will be unpacked landlady. Well, since Democrat Wolf was elected in 2014
in court, but the policy itself is unsound. But protective layers, secrecy, suspicion — and called for fixing the state’s structural deficit
“I think it’s completely inappropriate,” these are barriers to public confidence and with real budgets and sustainable revenue (read:
Bowling Green University (Ohio) law pro- they breed mistrust, and that’s the last thing new taxes), including a natural-gas severance tax.
fessor Philip Stinson told the AP. “If nothing we need in the current climate. Can’t have that.
else, there’s nothing wrong with having the We realize that it is possible for an internal Republicans loathe taxes, especially on industries
discussion. That’s in the interest of the com- investigation to be conducted fairly and ob- filling campaign coffers, and are first and foremost
monwealth.” jectively, and an internal review is still criti- fiscal stewards and cost-cutters.
An objective, independent investigation of a cal to the investigative process. But without Yet their budget spends more than last year; has
shooting by police officers is in the best inter- the involvement of outside law enforcement more borrowing despite a recent credit downgrade,
est of everyone involved, including police. agencies, the perception of bias still will exist. creating more long-term costs; and expands gam-
Regardless of whether the grand jury should Wisconsin has this right. State law requires bling, with highly questionable long-term revenue
be looking into this practice, it’s clear to us that fatal shootings by police officers are in- projections.
that a law enforcement agency should not vestigated by outside law enforcement agen- And, for some reason, it legalizes most fireworks
serve as the primary investigative unit of cies. — then taxes them 12 percent, on top of the 6
shootings by its own officers. In a 2015 article in the Harvard Law Review percent sales tax (8 percent in Philly), to bring in an
According to the Pennsylvania State Po- on enhancing trust and accountability in law estimated $2.8 million.
lice, investigators from different barracks are enforcement, author Walter Katz writes, “If Why? For fun, I guess.
assigned to use-of-force cases and work in the public knows that police-involved deaths After all, if government does anything, shouldn’t
consultation with prosecutors, who have the are investigated and prosecuted by agencies it encourage more gambling and filling the skies
ultimate say over whether a shooting was jus- without close ties to police departments, it with bottle rockets? What could go wrong?
tified. will likely have more confidence in the results Oh, and there are a couple quirky specifics in
We don’t have any reason to believe there’s of those proceedings.” gaming expansion.
anything inherently wrong with the state po- We agree, and we continue to hope the law A provision for $40 million in grants to help any
lice internal review process. enforcement community will see that objec- underperforming casinos (our legislature knows all
“Pennsylvania State Police is confident in tivity and transparency are not enemies of about underperforming) just might tick off other
the protocols it has in place to ensure each justice. Nor are they enemies of the safety of casinos to the point of litigation.
trooper-involved shooting is investigated our police officers. And a provision allowing slot machines at truck
stops defines a truck stop so loosely that it could be,
basically, anywhere a truck stops.
I’m seeing slots at long red lights and traffic-
FIND MORE ONLINE jammed interstate entrance ramps.
bit.ly/DeadlyForceInvestigations What’s not in this budget or accompanying it is
anything approaching reform or improving a bud-
LNP EDITORIAL BOARD
get process demonstrably in need of improvement.
Taxpayers continue paying, perking, and cover-
Suzanne Cassidy, Opinion editor; Richard Manieri, deputy Opinion editor; Paula Wolf, editorial writer; ing expenses for 253 people during months on end
Tom Murse; and Barb Hough Roda. Community members: Evelyn Albert, Carl Pike and Stuart Wesbury. that they fail to meet statutory deadlines or even
really balance a budget. That says all you need to
know about how they treat your money.
To add to that little butt-burner, this year’s prod-
uct includes a nearly 4 percent, close to $12 million
increase (to $325 million) for legislative operations
at a time we’re all told money is tighter than two
coats of paint.
Guess they figure a reward is in order for operat-
ing so well.
Remember, Wolf wants to borrow, too: $1.25
billion against Liquor Control Board profits. If he
does, that could draw a lawsuit. Could also give him
enough money to avoid another budget fiasco next
year while running for re-election.
So, back to the original question: Political upshot
of all this?
My money’s on none.
Pennsylvanians have low expectations. Six, eight
months from now, this budget’s forgotten. Repub-
lican control of the legislature seems safe. Wolf
can point to earlier gains in education, medical
marijuana, and compromises on “historic” action
related to improvements on booze and pension
policies.
Meanwhile, bond lawyers and casino owners
rake in money. And your state leaders continue to
serve you. Especially if you like bottle rockets. And
governing from an alternate dimension.

n John Baer is a columnist for the Philadelphia Daily


News; his column is syndicated by MCT. Email: baerj@
phillynews.com.
LNP | LANCASTER, PA OP-ED/LETTERS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2017 A17

Put it
in writing
Letters to the editor happened to be contending
with the commissioners over
ing truly conservative values
to the Republican party, they
funding which should have elected to quit. Wouldn’t it
I like football players be- been allocated to finish restora- have been better to have con-
cause of their actions and LETTER POLICY tion of Historic Stoner House. tinued to work within the
don’t really need to hear them n Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must include an The relatively recent decision Senate to communicate their
speak. address and telephone number for verification purposes. Letters to begin the commissioners’ points of view? Wouldn’t it
Instead of using their body should be limited to 300 words and on topics that affect the public. twice monthly meetings at 4:30 have been better to have “gone
Writers are limited to one published letter every 14 days. Letters
language to make a protest will be edited for grammar, clarity and length. Material that has
p.m. for the agenda meeting and down” in their next election
during the national anthem, appeared elsewhere and form letters are discouraged, and any 5:30 p.m. for the main meet- on the very principles in which
NFL players should write out detected will not be published. ing was an obvious restriction the Republican party was
their grievances. HOW TO SUBMIT LETTERS of public access to a process founded? Quitting is weak.
Brent Becker which should be inclusive, not Note to others in the Republi-
Manheim Township Email: LancasterLetters@lnpnews.com. exclusive. can party, remember the oath
Fax: 717-399-6507. Many community-spirited you took when sworn in:
Distortions Mail to: Letters, c/o LNP, P.O. Box 1328, people in the local GOP have “I do solemnly swear (or af-
about middle school Lancaster, PA 17608-1328. been hushed along with their firm) that I will support and
vision. These are people who defend the Constitution of the
I attended the Manheim understand that property val- United States against all en-
Township School Board Can- ues in Manheim Township are emies, foreign and domestic;
didate Forum on Oct. 24, and community should be edu- state judiciary are as impor- directly proportional to the that I will bear true faith and
I was a bit irritated by what cated and how our tax dollars tant as the congressional and quality of our schools and the allegiance to the same; that
I heard from the Republican are spent. They are not paid, presidential contests because driving force for young fami- I take this obligation freely,
candidates. Let me explain. they put in long hours, attend they, too, have consequences. lies to move here. These are without any mental reserva-
From their opening remarks many meetings, and have to In recent weeks we have people who do not want school tion or purpose of evasion; and
to the end, the Republican can- make weighty decisions about seen vigorous debates in a board candidates with records that I will well and faithfully
didates implied that the plan educational programs and couple of local school districts of minimal, at best, attendance discharge the duties of the of-
to build a new middle school personnel. concerning board composi- at school board meetings and fice on which I am about to en-
was implicated in Pennsylva- This is why it saddens and tion, school construction and yet have determined to oppose ter: So help me God.”
nia Auditor General Eugene frustrates me to hear that one personnel placement. The is- building a new middle school So Mr. Flake and Mr. Corker,
DePasquale’s performance of the candidates for school sues raised will have a direct Many of these people will be how does quitting square up
audit of our district. But when board on the “Build It” side has effect on the district voters supporting Sam Mecum, Tom with “well and faithfully dis-
DePasquale called our school had to face accusations and and students in each. These O’Brien and Bill Ziegler for charge” the duties for which
board’s actions “inexcusable” slander that have been spread are examples of how the com- MT Commissioner on Nov. 7, your entered office?
and “not in the best interest through the Manheim Town- position of a local govern- and all of them are in favor of Thomas Van Wyen
of the public” at a June news ship community by phone and mental agency has a bearing Support Manheim Township West Lampeter Township
conference, he was referring online. on how the public is actively Schools, a bi-partisan effort
to the process by which our I was saddened and frustrat- touched by important issues, to elect school board mem- Support anti-
school board investigated, got ed to hear that the architec- in this case education. bers who truly care about the trafficking initiatives
rid of, and sought to replace tural firm our school district The consequences of judi- future and pride of Manheim
our former superintendent in hired to create the mock-ups cial elections, whether it is Township. I was pleased to read about
late 2015 and early 2016. De- for the new middle school re- placement on the bench or Luci Steele the opening of the North Star
Pasquale was not referring to ceived threats in the mail from retention, may not be as im- Manheim Township Initiative and the recogni-
the plan to build a new middle someone in our community. mediately clear but are no tion of the human trafficking
school. And I was not happy to see less important. In the months Nothing problem in Lancaster County
The school plan began to the character and credentials since the primary we have to hide (“Tackling Trafficking,” Oct.
take shape almost a year after of the bond underwriter for seen the issue of eminent do- 28).
our board’s “inexcusable” ac- Manheim Township School main being placed before the In response to the Oct. 25 let- Human trafficking and mod-
tions and only after two of the District impugned in letters to courts. As a result the lives ter, “What is tarp hiding?” Did ern slavery are both local and
board members resigned and the editor. of individuals have been im- the letter writer even think global problems that our lead-
were replaced by appointees National Bullying Preven- pacted. that Williams Pipeline or the ers should address. Indeed,
Jon Sensenig and Nikki Rive- tion Month is being celebrated Every election is important excavating contractor is be- over 40 million, men, women
ra. The process by which our in our schools this October. I and has consequences on our ing considerate or conscious and children live in modern
school board evaluated our would encourage the adults lives. Once again I would ad- of the outdoor chapel area? slavery today, according to the
middle school and decided to in Manheim Township to re- vise every eligible voter to They may have given thought International Labor Organiza-
build a new one has been ardu- member why we encourage take the time on Nov. 7 to go to this area to put up sight and tion and the Walk Free Foun-
ously long and transparent to our kids to respect each other to your polling place, exercise sound barriers for people such dation.
the public with a dozen public and report bullying to their your right and duty as a citi- as yourself visiting the area Along with local efforts, I
meetings, several public tours teachers. We want them to zen of this republic and vote. as work continues. Give some hope that Congressman Lloyd
of the school, an Act 34 hear- care about each other and be Remember, there are many benefit of the doubt. Smucker will take action to
ing, and all this documented able to focus on their school people on this planet who do As a retired public utility support the Global Fund to
bit by bit on the district web- work. not have this right and hence worker, we have done this in End Modern Slavery. This or-
site. So when a contentious elec- no say in how they are gov- excavating areas for protec- ganization will support pro-
Our school board did not tion looms in Manheim Town- erned. Go vote. tion and for some privacy of grams that combat trafficking
serve the public well in the way ship, I would encourage the Stephen L. Patrick the public passing by the area. and forced labor by issuing
it dealt with the former super- adults to focus on the issues Rapho Township They may not be hiding any- grants with funding pooled
intendent, but it helps no one in front of them and keep in thing because only this area of from government and private
— and certainly not the people mind that they belong to a Time to fence is covered. donors. We must encourage
of Manheim Township — to community in which people restore pride William Martin our officials to support appro-
allow the Republican candi- should respect each other. We West Lampeter Township priations close to the $37.5
dates for school board to now can make a clear-sighted deci- As I review some historic ac- million that Congress has au-
muddy the waters so much sion based on the facts, and we tions of our Manheim Town- Quitting is not thorized for this fund in the
that people in our community can do so without attacking ship Board of Commissioners, heroic coming years.
might begin to doubt that we each other. there has been a pattern of be- I hope others in this dis-
need a new middle school and Cari Kimberley havior which has been detri- While I may agree with the trict will applaud Congress-
that we have a plausible plan Manheim Township mental to the spirit and pride message that Republican Sens. man Smucker for organizing
to build one. in Manheim Township. Our Jeff Flake and Bob Corker have the recent discussion, and
Nick Brooks Make a point Community Day was cut in communicated regarding the encourage him and our other
Manheim Township to cast your vote 2012 when they voted to can- performance of our president, elected officials to support the
cel it, rather than look for cre- and their disillusionment with Global Fund and similar anti-
Attacks not Back in May, prior to pri- ative ways to fund this annual the current trajectory of the slavery initiatives on the local
necessary mary day, I penned a letter event. Its cost to the township Republican party, the method level. For more information
to remind your readers of the was minimal compared to the in which they have executed on the Global Fund, Modern
The members of a school importance of “off-year elec- total budget. their frustration is weak and Day Slavery and efforts to
board should be made up of tions.’’ As I noted then, voter In December of 2013, Com- cowardly. combat trafficking, readers
people who are serious about turnout will likely, shame- missioners Al Kling, Dave Basically, they’re picking should visit the website of In-
identifying and responding to fully, be low, as it may be next Heck and Ian Hodge were re- up their ball and quitting the ternational Justice Mission at
the issues of our school dis- week. I would like to remind sponsible for “purging” mem- game. Absent any additional ijm.org.
trict. They make decisions voters once again that elec- bers of the Overlook Commu- communication and strategy Joanie Rossell
about how the children of our tions for local offices and the nity Foundation Board who on how they plan on restor- Manheim Township

and unforeseen emergencies. incorporate attractive fea-


However Mecum’s main focus tures, affordable for beginning
was a call for the fire-rescue These documents workers. If we are to preserve
department to live within its allege that our cherished farm and
budget.
Over Mecum’s “no’’ vote, the Democratic natural lands for our children
and grandchildren, we must
other board members decided candidates for resolve to “build up, not out.’’
BILL EBEL
to change the accounting
mechanism for fire and rescue
Manheim Township Move public meetings to
work hours: The GOP has just
SPECIAL TO LNP
so that the shortfalls are less commissioner plain fabricated this. The cur-
visible. Now, general revenues are promoting an rent commissioners’ meeting
Misinformation in from the operating fund are
used to cover the annual agenda that is going time, 4:30 p.m. for agenda and

Manheim Township campaign


5:30 p.m. for main meeting,
shortfalls that are continu- to cost taxpayers was decided by an all-Republi-
ing to this day. Yes, Manheim
Township has the money to more. These claims can board long before Mecum
was elected in 2013. In their
As a twice elected Manheim A 27 percent tax increase to cover these shortfalls, at least are false. public comments, Democratic
Township commissioner and fund fire rescue: The GOP is for the time being, but the re- candidates Mecum, Tom
a life-long Republican, I feel twisting the call for long-term sult is that the capital reserve O’Brien and Bill Ziegler have
obligated to reach out to the planning and responsible bud- fund continues to go down. always advocated changing
citizens of Manheim Town- geting practices with a call for More low-cost apartments: millennials. board meetings back to 7 p.m.
ship who are concerned about an actual tax increase. It also The GOP candidates’ ads Population forecasts for
to include more participation
the reliability of information is fudging the numbers. In a suggest that “low- cost apart- Manheim Township have
and comment. Additionally,
presented in political ad- December 2015 op-ed, Sam ments’’ will cost taxpayers been exceeded, repeatedly,
vertisements. They need to Mecum, a Manheim Town- and our community more for for decades. All municipali- they would change the annual
evaluate the statements that ship commissioner, did raise school, roads and utility ser- ties are required by law to budget review meeting from a
appeared on glossy expensive an alarm over the township’s vices. They refer to “Lancaster provide zones for a range of weekday to a Saturday.
postcards just mailed to reg- dwindling capital reserve fund City North’’ as negative and as land uses needed for increas- Political campaigns can be
istered voters and on the back because of recurring annual the vision of the Democratic ingly complex communities heated and the rhetoric can
page of the Manheim Town- requests from township fire candidates for all of Man- to function effectively. Many be robust, but it should not be
ship Merchandiser of Oct. 25. and rescue to exceed its bud- heim Township. Perhaps the people just beginning their shamefully twisted as in the
These documents allege that get. He said that if the fire tax township GOP isn’t aware of working lives cannot afford postcards and advertisements
Democratic candidates for had been enacted at the rec- how much state and national to buy starter houses and from the GOP candidates. We
Manheim Township com- ommended 0.55 mills instead acclaim Lancaster has gar- need to rent apartments, can do better.
missioner are promoting an of 0.43 mills, there would be nered for its vibrant regrowth, which are scarce in Manheim
agenda that is going to cost a surplus instead of a loss of including arts, music, small Township. I believe projects n Bill Ebel is a Republican and a
taxpayers more. These claims thousands from the capital re- businesses and high-end such as Brighton, Richmond former Manheim Township commis-
are false. serve funds for major projects apartments full of retirees and Square and Worthingon could sioner.
A18 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2017 LOCAL LNP | LANCASTER, PA

Manheim Twp.: Ad accused of playing on racial anxiety


Continued from A1 It claimed the Demo- LNP on Tuesday, offering feel and our community’s increased services for township. DiMeo said she
the ballot with Hodge and crats are seeking “more only emailed statements. more suburban one,” he public safety, schools, also was not aware of the
were promoted in the low-cost apartments” that “While the wording said in the statement. fire services, parks and ad before it was published.
ad have distanced them- would increase taxpayer may have been poorly Hodge went on to reit- recreation, and more.” Hodge, in an email,
selves from the remarks. costs for services, crowd chosen, there was no ill erate that the township singled out “politicians
They said they were not schools and “change our intent toward the city; doesn’t need new afford- Criticisms from Lancaster city and
aware Hodge was placing community into Lancast- the goal was only to draw able housing, saying it my opponents’ extreme
the ad, which targeted er City North.” a quickly understood dis- would “disastrously im- Hodge’s original ad partisan allies” for “try-
the three Democratic Hodge declined a tinction between Lan- pact taxpayers as they quickly caught fire on ing to blow this up into
candidates in the race. phone interview with caster City’s more urban must bear the cost for social media during the something it’s not.”
weekend as the mailers
circulated. ‘Horrible’
In a widely shared Face-
book post, Democratic Lancaster Mayor Rick
City Council candidate Gray said the incident
Ismael Smith-Wade-El with the ad furthers a
wrote, “Let’s be clear: this theme of the township
comment about ‘Lan- isolating itself and refus-
caster City North’ is a ing to work with the city.
thinly-veiled dogwhistle “They take this atti-
designed to play on the ra- tude that I can only de-
cial anxieties of Manheim scribe as elitist, and it’s
Township residents.” really, really unfortu-
Tom O’Brien, a Demo- nate, and it reflects very
cratic candidate who was poorly on them and the

HEARING AID
targeted in the ad, said quality of the leader-
that he was “very trou- ship,” Gray said.
bled” reading the ad and Gray said he would
that he believes the kind leave it to others to say
of thinking it conveys whether the statement
has negative effects for played on racial anxieties

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the entire community. but said, “I think a pretty
“I’ve lived in Manheim strong argument could be
Township for 32 years, made that’s what it is.”
and I’ve always felt it was Chris Patterson, area
a welcoming community chairman of the Man-
and part of the energy we heim Township Repub-
got was by welcoming licans, said nobody was
other people,” O’Brien pleased by the ad.
said. “I don’t agree with the
O’Brien and the two tenor of his statements.
other Democratic can- In my view, it’s horrible,”
Take ANY brand for a RISK FREE TRIAL and didates — Commis-
sioner Sam Mecum and
Patterson said.
He declined to elabo-
newcomer Bill Ziegler rate further but con-
bring them back if you’re not 100% satisfied! — planned to release a firmed that criticisms of
responding ad today. the ad as being racially
They argue that Hodge divisive was a reason be-

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Donna DiMeo, an in- of town. I don’t under-
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bers of all ages have gath- Here is a guide to 10 of the many items that are on the menu at the bazaar.
For nearly six decades at ered around tables in the
their annual Greek Bazaar, church hall to stuff grape PASTITSIO
the hard-working volun- leaves, season ground beef,
teers of the Annunciation cook pasta, make vats of n What: A baked pasta-and-meat dish that’s cut into squares.
It contains layers of penne pasta and ground beef with tomato
Greek Orthodox Church in sauce and syrup and pack, sauce, onion, parsley, oregano, tomato paste, salt and pepper.
Lancaster have been serv- freeze and store a smor- It’s topped with a bechamel-type sauce of eggs, milk, flour,
ing up mass quantities of gasbord of Greek dishes butter and pecorino Romano cheese.
entrees, side dishes and and desserts. n Fun fact: The volunteers say you have to use a lot of pots to
pastries that offer a literal Thousands of people will make this dish, because of all the different components.
taste of their culture. pass through the church
Dozens of church volun- doors, or by the take-out YIAPRAKIA
teers have been planning window in the parking lot,
n What: Ground beef and rice, seasoned with chicken
since the spring for this to sample Greek dishes broth, lemon juice, onion, salt, pepper and mint, all wrapped
year’s bazaar, happening from pastitsio to yiaprakia, up and cooked in locally grown grape leaves.
Saturday and Sunday. and pastries from kouram- n Fun fact: The church grows more than 30,000 of its own
Over the past couple of biethes to koulourakia. grape leaves, which are blanched and frozen to be stuffed
They also will take and baked for the bazaar.
church tours, watch Greek
IF YOU GO dancing by school-age SOUVLAKIA
n What: The 59th annual members of the congrega- n What: Cooked kebabs of chicken or pork, seasoned, cooked
Greek Bazaar, a festival of tion and visit the bazaar’s with salt, pepper and oregano and basted in broth.
food, crafts, dancing and pop-up mini-shops in-
other aspects of Greek
cluding the gourmet, craft,
n Fun fact: They’re served on skewers and, the volunteers say,
culture. go well with tzatziki, a yogurt sauce with cucumber and dill.
and book and icon rooms.
n Where: Annunciation The event is a fundraiser
Greek Orthodox Church,
for the church; in addition, SPANIKOPITA
64 Hershey Ave.
about a third of the pro- n What: A triangle-shaped pie of buttery, flaky phyllo
n When: 10:30 a.m. to ceeds will go to charities in dough, filled with feta cheese and cooked spinach.
7:30 p.m. Saturday and 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. the Lancaster area. n Fun fact: It’s similar to another item on the bazaar menu —
Three active volunteers, tiropita, which leaves out the spinach but contains a mixture
n Tickets: For the Greek Christine Speros, Helen of cream cheese, feta, ricotta and Parmesan cheeses.
platter, $12 in advance or
$14 at the door; eat in or Hazatones and Alexandra
take out. Tickets available Schramm, last week of- KOURAMBIETHES
weekdays from 8 a.m. fered a primer on the vari- n What: A light, oval butter cookie with a generous dusting
to 4 p.m. in the church ous kinds of food those at- of powdered sugar.
office. tending the bazaar will be n Fun fact: They’re often served for weddings, holidays and
n Other food options: able to sample. other special occasions. They can also be made in a crescent
A la carte items are “The one thing about or heart shape.
available from $1 to $4 (making) Greek food is
each. A variety pastry box
or a box of baklava, $15.
it’s very time-consuming,” KOULOURAKIA
says Speros, who has been n What: A cookie, in a double-twist shape, that’s made with
n View bazaar volunteering at the bazaar
program online: bit.ly/ butter and flour, coated with an egg wash and sprinkled with
GreekBazaar2017. since 1958. sesame seeds.
To make all the differ- n Fun fact: “In a Greek home,” Speros says, “almost all the
n More information: ent components of some
agochurch@comcast.net women that do baking always have koulourakia for their coffee.”
or 717-394-1735. of the dishes and pastries,
BAZAAR, page B4 GREEK FOOD GUIDE, page B4

GREEK BAZAAR BY THE NUMBERS


These ingredients will be used in food items being served at this weekend’s event:

100 900 450 1,300 3,000 32,000


n Gallons of sweet n Pounds of n Pounds of n Dozen eggs. n Pounds of lettuce. n Locally grown grape leaves for
and spiced syrup. butter. walnuts. the yiaprakia.

Translated as “blessings” teria. Various fruits like the


or “happiness,” the be- expected cherry and rasp- COUNCIL
atitudes offer hope to those berry are added during the BREWING
who struggle with various aging process; there’s also
challenges here on Earth. a dry-hopped version with CO.
The Beatitudes have uni- current hop darling Mosaic. n Beatitude
versal appeal. Who doesn’t A few tropical fruit varia- Guava Tart Saison,
a saison with
AMBER DeGRACE want to believe they’ll find tions include prickly pear, Brettanomyces and
CRAFT BEER AND BEYOND
peace when the heart seems mango, pineapple and guava. Lactobacillus.
broken by despair? Guavas (the scientific
n ABV:
California brewery Along with Council Brew-
ing Co.’s Beatitudes beers,
name is Psidium guajava) are
grown as crop trees through-
4.5-percent.
n Glassware: Tulip,
makes a blissful saison it is creating others with
names that have religious
out the tropical world in
countries like Spain, Greece,
snifter, Pilsner or
large wine glass.
connotations, including India, Pakistan, Thailand,
Growing up in a ents and teachers at the Nicene, Ephesus and Chal- Nigeria and Mexico. It is
n Drink fresh or
cellar: Both.
conservative Baptist en- Christian school from cedon. native to North and South
vironment, I heard a lot which I graduated. America. n Serving
temperature: 45 to
of biblical terminology When I first heard Tart saisons Its shape is similar to pears 50 degrees.
during conversation. of San Diego’s Council and apples, and the flesh,
It filled my ears every Brewing Co. Beatitudes The Beatitudes that BEER, page B5
n Pair with: Grilled
meats with a sweet
Sunday morning, Sun- series, it immediately Council Brewing Co. offers barbecue sauce, a
day night and Wednes- brought to mind the right now are all tart saisons bitter-greens salad
day night during church words spoken by Jesus fermented with a blend of n Contact Amber DeGrace with with salmon and
comments and questions at ad-
services, and daily from during the Sermon on saison and Brettanomyces egrace@lnpnews.com and find her Brie with guava
the mouths of my par- the Mount. yeasts and Lactobacillus bac- on Twitter at @amberdegrace. paste.
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food2
KITCHEN GADGET
QUICK CUTS: A food processor can be a real boon in the kitchen
for frequent cooks, but it also can be pricey, take up a lot of
storage space and require a lot of disassembly and cleaning after
use.
But if you don’t mind using a handled pull cord to whir the blades,
then a manual chopper/processor will fit the bill. Multiple blades
make short work of your ingredients, turning them into anything
from coarse chunks to smooth puree. They require no electricity
and they’re available at relatively low prices.
Many companies make their own version (and some are made
with a crank handle, if that’s easier to operate). The one pictured,
by Zyliss, comes with a 25-ounce bowl and is dishwasher-safe.
n Price: $23.
n Where seen: Amazon.com.
—Jennifer Kopf

RECIPE

Garlic adds
zest to sweet
potatoes
KATIE WORKMAN
ASSOCIATED PRESS

There are certain veg-


etables that I bring home
and have a stare-off with
for a while before cook-
ing them.
I think sweet potatoes
top the list, partly be-
cause they will last for-
ever, so the staring con-
test can go on for quite
some time. And partly
because they have eyes.
Oh, yes, you are right, I
am so funny.
While I love sweet po-
tatoes simply mashed
with some butter and
milk and not much else,
that can be boring.
Then, because of the
naturally sweet nature of
THRYN | FLICKR
these potatoes, the ten-
Roasted pumpkin seeds with a dusting of spices are a remarkably simple snack. dency is to go for season-
ings and flavors that un-
PUMPKINS derscore or amplify the
sweetness. But that gets

SEEDY TREATS
predictable as well.
Anyway, in my quest
for different, for savory,
and for not a lot of extra
thinking, I picked roast-
ed garlic as the newest
uncomplicated addition
to sweet potatoes. I’m
How to create a great snack or add a seasonal flavor to a variety of foods fairly certain this recipe
is going to wiggle its way
JENNIFER KOPF to go. “I usually add them to salads. You can into the regular rotation.
JKOPF@LNPNEWS.COM
First, Martin uses olive oil and/or co- use them to make pesto. They can be add- Start with about eight
Your jack-o’-lantern grinned its ghoul- conut amino acid (soy sauce would work, ed to baked goods, as well,” he says. “I’ve cloves of the roasted gar-
ish way through last night’s trick-or-treat too, he says) to lightly coat the raw seeds also used them as a garnish (on) stews.” lic, which will give the
rush — now what? to help them crisp in the oven. Of course, you can just munch them dish a nice but not too
Hope you saved the seeds, because they And then the flavor experimentation straight out of the oven once they’ve intense garlicky flavor,
make a great snack, garnish or ingredi- can begin. Martin’s go-to combination cooled. and add more if you want
ent in a host of autumn treats. If not, includes garlic and/or onion powder, And they’re good for you. According to a more pronounced hit
don’t worry: Pumpkins and squash will smoked paprika, salt, pepper and cumin. the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Na- of garlic.
be around for a bit, so it’s no problem to (“I just throw things together when I tional Nutrient Database, pumpkin seeds There are many types
find some at the store, market or road- cook,” Martin says, so adjust the spices to are a good source of protein, iron, magne- of sweet potatoes, and if
side stand to provide not only the flesh for your own taste). sium, zinc, copper and selenium, among you are a fan, have at it
soups, pies and roasting, but also seeds for Other spices he suggests: other nutrients. and get to know the dif-
mixing with an endless variety of flavor — Garam masala, an Indian spice mix To incorporate them into your diet, here ferent kinds. The exteri-
options. that can be purchased ready-made and are some other ideas: ors and interiors range
For the purposes of the recipes below, usually includes peppercorns, mace, cin- considerably in color,
we’re assuming you’ll be using seeds from namon, cloves, cardamom and nutmeg. PUMPKIN SEED BUTTER but most common are
a typical “Halloween pumpkin.” — Cinnamon and sugar. shades of white, tan and
Ingredients:
— Store-bought blends such as taco sea- all sorts of oranges.
Prep: Easy-peasy soning. n 3 cups pumpkin seeds In this recipe, I tested
— Nutritional yeast flakes. n 3/4 teaspoon salt with an organic sweet
The main step you’ll need to take before — Chili powder. Directions: potato with a very pale
seasoning and roasting pumpkin seeds is Toss to coat all the seeds evenly, then Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line a baking cream interior (kind
to clean off all the pumpkin innard “goop” spread on a baking sheet and roast in a sheet with parchment paper. of the color of Yukon
that’s clinging to them. 300- to 350-degree oven until the seeds golds). Next time I might
Spread pumpkin seeds in an even layer and
A quick rinse under water will do the are brown and crispy. bake until evenly toasted, about 15 minutes, RECIPE, page B6
trick, “but it’s not necessary to get them Let cool and store in an airtight contain- stirring once or twice. Let cool 15 minutes.
completely clean,” says Ryke Martin, of er in the refrigerator. Transfer cooled seeds to a food processor, add n Katie Workman has writ-
Denver. salt, and process until smooth, stopping to
ten two cookbooks focused
Pat the seeds dry. Using those seeds scrape down the sides of the bowl frequently,
on easy, family-friendly cook-
ing, “Dinner Solved!” and
Then, says Martin, who writes Lan- about 15 minutes. “The Mom 100 Cookbook.”
casterVegan.com and heads up the Lan- Martin uses his roasted pumpkin seeds —Source: Bob’s Red Mill She blogs at themom100.
caster Vegan Facebook page, you’re ready in a variety of ways. SEEDS, page B6 com/about-katie-workman.

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for both parties. If one of
them asks the other to stop
and the person doesn’t, it be-
comes more of an assault than
foreplay. It is not your “job” to
have sex with your husband
JEANNE PHILLIPS when he wakes you up in the DRS. OZ & ROIZEN
DEAR ABBY middle of the night demand- MEDICAL ADVICE

Man’s announced engagement Talking to kids about


ing it. That borders on coer-
cion, and it is not “normal.”

surprises his wife of 17 years


DEAR ABBY: My younger traumas and disasters
brother smokes, but not
DEAR ABBY: My husband think she’d be making wed- cigarettes. Recently, he In the 2004 movie “Into the Storm,” a tornado devastates a
and I have been together 21 ding plans if she knew he has been taking a pipe to high-school community. As the townspeople work to rebuild
years, married for 17. We was still married. Should school. I’m the one who their connections, they find hope and security. Good for
recently did a short sale I let them figure it out for drives him to the bus stop them. But in the real world, with all the deadly storms and
on our home and moved to themselves or maybe spend every morning, and I’ve tragic shootings that have happened lately, many parents are
Texas. It was a professional my lifetime with regrets? — told him to leave it at home, struggling to help their children cope. Fortunately, there are
move for my husband. HEAVY HEART, NO but he refuses to listen to effective ways to help your kids deal with it all.
At first I was wowed; REGRETS me. I’m worried he’s going Whether a disaster or trauma has happened to your family
then I grew homesick for DEAR HEAVY HEART: If to get caught by the cam- or is in the news, the Red Cross and FEMA suggest limiting
my family, my job and my you want to do the cupcake pus police, get kicked out children’s exposure to media coverage of events and listen-
friends. My husband was a “favor” and expose your of our very nice school and ing carefully to your kids’ worries.
not supportive of my emo- almost-ex, I can’t stop you. develop a criminal record. Kids under age 5: They may have nightmares or even
tional needs. But if you do, you can bet your I can’t tell our parents regress developmentally and start bed-wetting or thumb-
Three years later, my divorce will be anything but because that will do more sucking. Don’t be critical. Offer reassurance that the family is
husband has announced amicable, and I have serious harm than good, and I can’t now safe. Don’t replay blow-by-blow info on the disaster.
his engagement to another doubts that you’ll achieve make him listen to me. Children 5-11: They may become aggressive or withdraw
woman via the internet. your goal. What do I do? — SMOKING from normal activities. Give them time to find the words to
He has been seeing her all express their feelings. Reassure them that you’re there for
MAD OLDER SISTER
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supporting my household is always grabbing me DEAR SISTER: Ask yourself
which will do your brother Teens: They may rebel, opt for risk-taking behaviors or
and saying, “Goodbye, I in a sexual way. I find it have trouble sleeping. Listen; ask about their feelings. Pa-
love you,” at the end of our demeaning and annoying. more good —telling your
parents what he has been up tience!
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to so they can intervene or FEMA also suggests that, as a family, you create a disaster
Needless to say, I have he says it’s normal and I
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and open to the public.
For more information,
for collectors. There will be
two guest speakers with
information or to register, contact Lifetree Cafe- short presentations that
works will include handbells. call the health center, 717- Lancaster, 717-473-9115 or relate to varied categories
BEILER, Aaron and n SPEAKER: Pursuing a 721-8790. LTCLancaster@gmail.com.
Bena (Stoltzfus), Legacy will host a program Admission is free, but an of collecting stamps and
3806 Steelville Road, featuring Pam Tebow at offering will be received at stamp errors. For more
Atglen, a son, at 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, the close of the concert. For n TOBACCO CESSATION n ORIENTATION: COBYS information, contact Len
home, Monday. in The Palm Court at the more information, contact PROGRAM: WellSpan Family Services, 1417 Kasper, 717-723-1864.
Double Tree Resort, 2400 Karl E. Moyer, 717-397-8035, Ephrata Community Oregon Road, Leola, will
HOGAN, Cory R. and Willow Street Pike. Tebow, or email kmoyer@millersville. Hospital will offer a offer a Resource Family
Kelly A. (Anderson), the mother of former NFL edu. Tobacco-free Living Series, Orientation Session at n WOMEN’S LUNCHEON:
Bainbridge, a son, at quarterback Tim Tebow, from 6-7:30 p.m. Mondays, 6 p.m. Tuesday. This The Lancaster Christian
UPMC Pinnacle Lititz, is an award-winning n BUSINESS MIXER: The Nov. 6-Dec. 18, at the orientation is designed Woman’s Club invites all
Friday. international speaker Miniority Business Mixer will WellSpan Cocalico Health for families who want to ladies to its “Bountiful
LUCENA, Laurie, and who is passionate about be held from 7-9 p.m. Friday Center, 63 W. Church St., learn more about foster Harvest” luncheon at noon,
Isaiah D. Cabello, encouraging women to at U.E.D.C. Small Business Stevens. It is free and open care and adoption through Wednesday, Nov. 8, at
Lancaster, a son, at trust God and use their Center, 447 S. Prince St. It is to the public. The program foster care. During a two- Bent Creek Country Club,
Women & Babies influence to impact their free and open to the public. includes group interaction, hour educational session, 620 Bent Creek Drive,
Hospital, Oct. 24. world. The dinner will For more information, call positive behavior change, families will receive an
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feature grilled chicken 717-392-5467. developing a quit plan and introduction to the roles,
SHIRK, Leon B. and other topics. For more expectations, and approval will present a special
Caesar salad with dessert.
Janet (Zeiset), 743 Cost is $20. Reservations information or to register, process for COBYS musical celebration, and
Walnut St., New n CRAFT FAIR: Ken’s Cancer is the special speaker,
are required. Make check Fighters will hold its fourth call the health center, 717- resource families. It is free
Holland, a son, at payable to: Pursuing a 721-8790. and open to the public. presenting “What Did
home, Monday. annual craft fair from 9 a.m.
Legacy, 300 Waters Edge to 2 p.m. Saturday at Living For more information or I Come in Here For?”
SHIRK, Timothy A. Drive, Lancaster, PA 17602. Hope Community Church, n EATING DISORDERS: to reserve a space, contact Cost is $20. Reservations
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Community Hospital, or email dawn@lokenteam. and food. All proceeds will will be explored at Lifetree 989-0321.
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Church, 29 E. Walnut St. Community Hospital will a filmed interview with a 8, in Bluebird Commons
Monday. deadline date to register at
The organists have chosen offer a grocery store tour victim of anorexia whose (ground floor room) at
WILLWERTH, music from Bach as well as from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday eating disorder threatened Woodcrest Villa, 2001 the top of the press release.
Bradley and Denise two modern works played at Giant Food Stores, 850 E. to end her life. Participants Harrisburg Pike. It is free Email your information
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Smoketown, a son, at be Helen Anthony, Daniel dietitian will lead the tour, that have impacted exhibits will be on display Hightower, P.O. Box 1328,
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Bazaar: 59th annual event features Greek food and more

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Women prepare tsoureki, a sweet bread, by brushing it with egg and then sprinkling on sesame seeds before baking it at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church. The bread lined
up on the tables below, will be served at the 59th annual Greek Bazaar.

Continued from B1 several hours, and you’re From Greek salad to You’ve probably heard
Schramm adds, “by the getting to know who rice pudding, and from of baklava, the diamond-
time you’re done, you’ve they are. You share con- chicken baked in a shaped pastry with
used a lot of different versations and you catch Greek-spiced, tomato- layers of flaky, buttery
pots.” up.” based sauce to galakto- phyllo dough that also
“It’s lots and lots of Some of the volunteers bouriko — a baked pastry contains cinnamon, wal-
flavor, and it’s lots and have been working at the of lemony egg custard nuts and sweet syrup.
lots of work,” Hazatones bazaar since its begin- rolled in layers of phyl- But if you’ve never
says. nings in the late 1950s lo dough — the bazaar gone to the bazaar, or
“We have a ball” and are passing down menu has something for eaten much Greek food,
making all this food, cooking and baking every taste. you may need to brush
Schramm says. “We call techniques they learned There’s even a vegetar- up on your terminology
it kitchen fellowship. from their own moth- ian platter of hummus, so you can get the most
You’re sitting or stand- ers and grandmothers, pita, olives, yogurt sauce out of your culinary ex-
ing next to people for Schramm adds. and feta cheese. perience this weekend.

Continued from B1

DIPLES
n What: A round, decorative fried, crispy pastry made with flour, sugar, milk and
eggs, a citrus-and-spice syrup and walnuts.
n Fun fact: A hot, flower-shaped metal mold on a stick is dipped into the batter and
plunged into the fryer. Once they’re fried, the diples are shaken off their molds.

FINIKIA
n What: An oval-shaped cookie, made with butter, sugar and flour, that’s dipped in
a sweet syrup and sprinkled with walnuts.
n Fun fact: The sugar-and-water syrup is boiled in a huge metal vat along with
cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, apples, oranges and lemons.

LOUKOUMATHES
n What: Roundish pastries that are crispy on the outside and moist and tender on
the inside. They’re served hot, with honey syrup.
n Fun fact: These pastries, which resemble fried doughnut holes, are made fresh
throughout the weekend. The volunteers say people line up all weekend to get them
fresh from the fryer. They’re made downstairs in the kitchen and brought upstairs on
trays by the school-age members of the congregation.

RAVANI
n What: A square piece of cake, made with semolina and regular flour and served
with honey syrup.
n Fun fact: Ravani looks similar to another item on the Greek Bazaar menu —
karithopita, which adds walnuts.

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Beer: Saison
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LNP Red Plum and pay coupon from the Oct. Continued from B1 guava released into
50 cents. 1 LNP SmartSource when ripe, ranges from the air with juicy notes
Perdue breaded (coupon will double white to red and should almost reminiscent of
chicken (25- to to 80 cents) to pay 70 be soft and somewhat strawberries and pas-
ESTHER MARTIN 28-ounce) is marked at cents. creamy, with edible skin sionfruit. A distinctive
COUPON CUTTING MOM $4.99, and when paired Tetley tea (72- to and seeds. musky aroma lingered in
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Take advantage of these due coupon from the
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contains high amounts
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This Beatitude’s flavor
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from the Sept. 10 LNP
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to $1), you pay $3.99. ideal not just for snack- palate with tartness and
Whether you prefer per pound. McCormick Sim- SmartSource you pay ing but as a substitute for caused a strong salivary
beef, chicken or turkey, — White mushrooms ply Better gravy $1.50. tomatoes in sauces. response. Plain yogurt,
this is the week for meat (8-ounce), 99 cent per (12-ounce) is priced at Snyder’s of Ha- Because of the high lev- straw, fresh bread and
lovers to get prime cuts pound. $1.25. Buy two and use nover pretzels (7- to els of naturally occurring hints of meat flowed into
and family-pack sizes — Mrs. Smith’s pies the $1-off-two McCor- 12-ounce) are marked pectin in guava, it’s a fruit the mouth after that ini-
for less. These savings (35- to 37-ounce), buy mick coupon from the two for $5. Use the built for making jams tial tart experience. The
on meat are especially one get one free. Oct. 22 LNP Red Plum $1-off-two Snyder’s and jellies. guava came through in
timely with the holidays — Gorton’s Atlantic all- to pay 75 cents each. coupon from the Oct. Council Brewing Co. unripe pear and under-
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Continued from B2 Continued from B2
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PUMPKIN
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makes a holiday table GRANOLA
feel like a holiday table Ingredients:
to me. n 3 cups rolled oats
If you haven’t ever (gluten-free for GF eaters)
tried making roasted
n 1 1/4 cups raw pecans
garlic, just do that today.
Start the garlic before n 1/3 cup raw pepitas/
pumpkin seeds
you start the potatoes, so
the garlic will be roasted n 3 tablespoons sugar
when you are ready to n 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
mash. It’s stupidly, stu- n 3/4 teaspoon pumpkin
pidly easy. And such a pie spice with an extra dash
simple way to change up of cinnamon
the flavor of everything n 1/4 cup coconut or olive
from a crostini topping oil
to a sauce to a chicken n 1/3 cup maple syrup
dish. (substitute agave or honey
If you want a milder if not vegan)
garlic flavor in the po- n 1/3 cup pumpkin puree
tatoes, cut back on the Directions:
number of cloves you
Preheat oven to 340
mash in. degrees.
Mix the oats, nuts, seeds,
MASHED SWEET ASSOCIATED PRESS spices, sugar and salt
POTATOES Mashed sweet potatoes with roasted garlic from a recipe by Katie Workman. together in a large bowl.
WITH ROASTED Directions: in the foil. Bake for about n Coarse or kosher salt to Drain the potatoes.
In a small saucepan over
medium-low heat, warm the
GARLIC Preheat the oven to 400 45 minutes until the garlic is taste Either return them to coconut oil, maple syrup
Serves 8 very soft. the pot with about eight and pumpkin puree and
degrees F. Slice the top off n 3 pounds sweet potatoes, cloves of the garlic, or whisk. Pour over the dry
Start to finish: 1 hour, the head of garlic so that When cool enough to peeled and cubed to taste, and mash with ingredients and quickly mix
including roasting the garlic the top of the cloves are handle, squeeze out the n 2 tablespoons olive oil an immersion blender or with a wooden spoon.
exposed. (You can do as roasted garlic from the a potato masher, or put
Ingredients: n 3 tablespoons unsalted Spread the mixture evenly
many of these as you want, papery wrapper, pressing the potatoes through a
For roasted garlic: at the same time.) Place butter onto two baking sheets (or
up from the bottom to pop ricer or food mill with bake in two batches) and
n 1 head garlic each head on a square of n 3/4 cup whole milk or the desired amount of
it out. bake for 23-33 minutes,
aluminum foil, drizzle with half and half (or a combo), garlic, doing this so the
n 2 teaspoons olive oil olive oil, sprinkle with salt, Ingredients for mashed stirring a bit near the
warmed riced potatoes fall back halfway point. If you prefer
n Generous pinch salt and wrap up the cloves well sweet potatoes: into the pot. Add the
n 1/4 teaspoon freshly chunkier granola, don’t stir
olive oil, butter, milk, as it breaks up the clusters.
ground black pepper salt, and pepper, and stir Instead, just rotate the pans
Directions: to thoroughly combine. at the halfway point to
Bring a large pot of salted Serve hot. ensure even cooking.
water to a boil over high Nutrition information per Once the granola is golden
heat. Add the potatoes, serving: 229 calories; 73 brown (usually about 25
allow the water to return to calories from fat; 8 g fat minutes), remove from oven
a simmer. Adjust the heat (4 g saturated; 0 g trans and let cool completely. It
so the water remains at a fats); 14 mg cholesterol; will crisp up as it cools.
simmer, and simmer until 344 mg sodium; 36 g
the sweet potatoes are soft, carbohydrate; 5 g fiber; Transfer to an airtight
about 20 to 25 minutes. 8 g sugar; 4 g protein. container. Should keep for
a couple of weeks. Enjoy
with almond milk, dairy-free
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supernatural creatures. agencies looked on with
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bonds with the no-good ened Putin aggressively ESNP2 26 26 67 38 70 Baseball SportCtr College Football Central Michigan at Western Michigan (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) SportCtr
ex-husband of the new moved into Crimea, us- FNC 48 59 45 51 52 The Story Tucker Carlson Hannity (N) The Ingraham Angle Fox News at Night Tucker
sheriff (Janet Varney, ing veiled military might, FOOD 78 60 60 57 56 Best Baker ‘G’ Best Baker ‘G’ Best Baker ‘G’ Best Baker ‘G’ Holiday Baking ‘G’ Best ‘G’
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of the “Evil Dead” fran- use similar tactics to HIST 56 42 70 50 73 Amer. Pickers ‘PG’ Amer. Pickers ‘PG’ Amer. Pickers ‘PG’ Amer. Pickers ‘PG’ Amer. Pickers ‘PG’ Pickers
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In brief LOS ANGELES who they are,” a Disney Channel spokesperson said.
“(Creator) Terri Minsky, the cast and everyone in-
NEW YORK
‘House of Cards’ spinoff volved in the show takes great care in ensuring that

A southern revival considered by Netflix it’s appropriate for all audiences and sends a power-
ful message about inclusion and respect for human-
Netflix is exploring a “House of Cards” spinoff as ity.”
of MTV’s ‘Jersey Shore’ the show’s final season nears amid controversy sur- While the storyline is groundbreaking for the net-
rounding star Kevin Spacey. work, it isn’t the first time an LGBTQ character has
The streaming channel, which reportedly is weigh- appeared on the Disney Channel. A 2014 episode
ing different concepts for the spinoff, said Monday of “Good Luck Charlie” featured a lesbian couple,
that the upcoming sixth season will be the last for GLAAD said.
“House of Cards.” LOS ANGELES
The announcement of the Emmy-winning politi-
cal satire’s end came amid fallout from Spacey’s al-
leged sexual advances toward a 14-year-old actor in E! News’ correspondent
the 1980s. But Netflix had already decided to end the
show and was pursuing a spinoff.
faces sex harassment charge
Spacey has apologized for the incident which he E! News’ senior correspondent
said he doesn’t recall but would have stemmed from Ken Baker, who has been an out-
“drunken behavior.” He also spoke publicly for the spoken critic of disgraced pro-
ASSOCIATED PRESS I FILE first time about being gay. ducer Harvey Weinstein, has now
Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, promoting a new perfume been accused by two women of
fragrance, became a star in MTV’s “Jersey Shore,” which LOS ANGELES sexual harassment and is under
aired between 2009 and 2012. investigation at the cable net-

MTV is reviving its “Jersey Shore” franchise, this


Disney Channel tween series work.
A former E! News employee al-
time down South. features 1st gay story arc leged that Baker invited her to sit
The network said Monday it will debut “MTV Flo- on his lap after calling her into his Ken Baker
ribama Shore” later this month, following a cast of “Andi Mack” features the Disney Channel’s first dimly lit office in 2012, according
eight young adults who spent a summer together in story arc about a character coming out as gay. to the Wrap. She said that he of-
Florida’s Panama City Beach with the expected per- The tween series introduced the storyline dur- ten made inappropriate comments or touched her in
sonal dramas. It’s being made by the same produc- ing its Season 2 premiere on Friday when the titular ways that made her uncomfortable.
tion company as “Jersey Shore,” which aired from character’s best friend, Cyrus (Joshua Rush), shares A former E! News intern alleged that Baker repeat-
2009 to 2012. that he has a crush on the same boy she does. Cyrus edly propositioned her for sex over the years. She also
“Jersey Shore” was the network’s highest-rated comes out to his and Andi’s pal Buffy (Sofia Wylie). accused Baker of kissing her in 2011 without her con-
original series, making stars of characters like Snooki It will be the first time the Disney Channel depicts sent and sending her a text message in 2015 in which
and The Situation, and spawning worldwide spinoffs a character’s journey to self-discovery as an LGBTQ he said he wanted to give her a Tiffany & Co. sex toy
like “Warsaw Shore” in Poland. individual, according to ABC News, whose parent with his name engraved on it. The former intern
MTV is becoming the reboot channel, recently re- company is Disney. The series reportedly consult- provided a picture of the text message to the Wrap,
viving “Total Request Live” and “Unplugged.” Its new ed child-development experts for the episode and which published it on Friday.
“Siesta Key” is inspired by “Laguna Beach.” screened it in advance for LGBTQ advocacy groups The women shared their stories about Baker with
“Floribama Shore” debuts Nov. 27, the Monday af- such as GLAAD, Common Sense Media and PFLAG. the Wrap under the condition of anonymity.
ter Thanksgiving. “ ‘Andi Mack’ is a story about ‘tweens’ figuring out —Associated Press
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Jacqueline Bigar’s stars


A baby born today has a Sun in Scorpio and a one else. You might feel as if you have had enough 0927
Moon in Pisces if born before 2:43 a.m. (ET). After- with this person directing his or her anger toward 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
ward, the Moon will be in Aries. you. After a discussion, you’ll realize that he or she
HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2017: is going through some big changes. Tonight: Go
This year you are very in sync with your intuition. along with a loved one’s unique ideas. 14 15 16
You are likely to experience an unusually success- SCORPIO
ful and happy year. If you refuse to listen to your (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) 17 18 19
sixth sense, you could experience a lot of anger. «««« Allow an associate to open up to your
If you are single, you will have the presence and ideas. You don’t need to agree about what is go-
20 21 22 23
ability to attract someone of significance. You will ing on, but you do need to understand where this
decide what type of bond works for you. If you are person is coming from. Your energy seems to build
attached, emotions run deep between you. You are from out of nowhere. You’ll get a lot of work done 24 25 26 27
likely to make a commitment to the relationship, with ease. Tonight: Off to the gym!
which would enhance your bond. PISCES is even SAGITTARIUS 28 29 30 31 32 33
more emotional than you are. (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dy- «««« You might be a lot happier and more di-
namic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult rect than you have been in a while. A new friend 34 35 36 37
ARIES could be unusually pushy. If this person doesn’t
(March 21-April 19) get what he or she wants, you’ll see some anger 38 39 40 41
««««« You feel invigorated with energy and emerge. Be straightforward, and help this friend to
ready to tackle anything that comes along. How- chill out. Tonight: Fun and games.
CAPRICORN 42 43 44
ever, if you are annoyed, you could just as easily
lose your temper. Use caution, as your fuse could (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
be short. Words spoken can’t be taken back. To- ««« Pressure builds to complete a personal 45 46
night: Whatever suits the moment. matter or to make a decision at home or in your
TAURUS domestic life. You might be forced to make a major 47 48 49 50 51 52 53
(April 20-May 20) change by a boss, parent or higher-up. Don’t worry
««« You might have worn yourself out over the so much; instead, gracefully let go and take a step
past few days. Consider working from home or back. Tonight: Head home early. 54 55 56 57 58
taking a day off. You need some time to evaluate AQUARIUS
what could be an irritating situation. Use care and (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) 59 60 61 62 63
sensitivity with a partner who seems to be out of «««« You could be aggravated or overly ener-
sorts. Tonight: Be a couch potato. getic right now. Funnel this high energy into some
GEMINI kind of productive project, and you will be less 64 65 66
(May 21-June 20) likely to lose your temper. You might want to ex-
««««« An energized friend and/or loved one press your frustration rather than have this feeling 67 68 69
will cause you to think that today will not be one build. Tonight: Make and return calls.
of those humdrum kind of days. This person has PISCES
strong feelings, and whether you agree or not, he (Feb. 19-March 20)
or she gets you energized. Be willing to make ad- ««««« Reach out to a friend at a distance. Puzzle by Jacob Stulberg
justments. Tonight: Be near good friends. You could be swallowing your anger and not rec- edited by Will Shortz
CANCER ognizing that it is coming out through spending. ACROSS 38 Near-impossibility DOWN 28 ___-seeking missile
(June 21-July 22) Rein in a tendency to go overboard, and use some 1 Power figure? on a par-4 hole 1 Evidence of a 29 Keystone’s place
««« Tension mounts between you and a key self-control. Consider addressing your anger. To- 5 Parts of airplane 39 One waving a red whipping 32 “In ___ of flowers
associate who seems to be calling the shots. You night: Be aware of your finances. wings cape 2 Surname of three …”
might not have seen this person so energized and BORN TODAY 10 “South Park” kid 41 Roadside bomb, Giants outfielders in 33 Two slices of a loaf
determined before. Sit back and enjoy his or her Publisher Larry Flynt (1942), CEO of Apple Tim voiced by Trey briefly 1963 35 The “Ba” of BaSO4
passion, or jump right in. Do whatever feels more Cook (1960), musician Anthony Kiedis (1962) Parker 42 Confusing situation 3 News spreader of 36 Epoch characterized
comfortable. Tonight: In the limelight. 14 Victims of the … or what this long ago
by the rise of
LEO ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE fictional Morlocks puzzle contains 4 Colors, hippie-style
mammals
(July 23-Aug. 22) 15 Fabric with diagonal literally? 5 Polaris, e.g., in
«««« Reach out to someone at a distance. ridges astronomy 39 La Baltique, par
N E H I W O K S D U B S 45 Rock’s Cream was
You might not be able to home in on what is hap- 16 1993 Branch 6 Durocher in the exemple
A D A M R O O T S A C L U one
pening with this person, so ask a question or two. Davidians/F.B.I. Baseball Hall of 40 Free (of)
P U R P L E H A R T L O I S 46 Change the décor of
You might not understand where a friend’s strong standoff site Fame 43 Yadda, yadda, yadda
D E E N L E O A N T I 47 Nelson Mandela’s 44 Soldier from Seoul
feelings are coming from. Listen carefully. Tonight: 17 Rob of “Parks and 7 Dealmaking, some
S T Y L E P A W P R I N Z E org.
Meet a friend at a new restaurant. Recreation” say 47 Traitorous Major
VIRGO W E B S K Y S A L 49 Marriage
18 Damage beyond 8 ___ Tour ___ of the
(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) E T O N F L A K P A R I S 51 Lead-in to plop or
repair 9 Interjection Revolutionary War
«««« One-on-one relating throws a touchy P R Y O R C O M M I T M E N T plunk
19 What a prep course occurring frequently 48 Ray ___, mayor of
situation into a whole new light. You’ll understand T A S T E N Y A D A S E A 54 Evidence in paternity in Psalms
preps for New Orleans during
why the other party involved is being so assertive. 20 Where caribou roam suits 10 Become bloated
O E R R A P C R Y Katrina
You could be thinking through a problem, and will 22 Big workers’ grp. 55 Chicago mayor 11 Accountants’ service
B A R R F I G H T A B U T S 50 Many a low-budget
have little time to respond to this person. Tonight: 24 Hip-hop group with Rahm for low-income
A C A I F O E T I R E 57 Mother in a pen film
Be willing to go for what you want. the triple-platinum individuals
LIBRA M O P E F A L L E N I D L E 59 Landscaper’s 52 Pothook shapes
album “Black 12 Smoothie berry
(Sept. 23-Oct. 22) B R I T S P I E S B O O N neatener 53 Leonine sounds
Sunday” 13 Hideo ___, 1995
««««« You will be inclined to defer to some- I N D Y E X I T E G G O 61 Mormons, in brief 54 M.B.A. and Ph.D., for
28 Area in a sultan’s N.L. Rookie of the
palace, once 62 Very, in music Year two
30 Goat’s bleat 64 Petty swindle 21 Tachometer abbr. 55 “Symphony in
Black” artist
ALDER ON BRIDGE Phillip Alder 31 Artful deception
34 Dwarf planet beyond
65 Risk a perjury rap
66 Insignificant sort
23 Garden of Eden tree
25 With more heart 56 Backing for plaster
Will Rogers said, “An economist’s guess is liable to be as good as anybody else’s.” Pluto 67 Pick up on than head 58 Moist towelette
A bridge expert dislikes guessing. However, sometimes he will have to -- as in this 35 Carried, as by the 68 Magic 8 Ball 26 Kitchen wrap brand 60 They’re worth 0
deal. wind response 27 Birds found in toward G.P.A.s
Before we get to that, though, look at the South hand. West opened one dia- 37 Nabokov novel 69 “Siddhartha” author semideserts 63 Abba’s home: Abbr.
mond, North overcalled one spade, and East made a negative double. What should
South have done?
There seemed to be a lot of points in this deck. South, realizing that game was
unlikely, sensibly settled for one no-trump,
which was passed out. What could have hap-
pened after West led the heart five?
West might have opened one no-trump. Aces
are worth more than four points, and the five-
card suit gave added value. If West had opened
one no-trump, probably North would have
passed, and East would have transferred into
two hearts, made with two overtricks given the
favorable distribution.
Against one no-trump, East took the first trick
with his heart queen and returned the heart six
(his original fourth-highest), covered by South’s
seven. Now the spotlight was on West. Did
South begin with 10-7-x-x or 9-7-x-x? Worried
that South had started with 10-fourth, West won
with his eight, cashed the heart ace and shifted
to a spade. But South won with his king, led the
club king and eventually endplayed West in
clubs to make his contract. Declarer won five
spades, one club and one diamond (at trick 13).
However, if West had won the second heart
with his ace and returned the eight, South
would have lost five hearts, two diamonds and
one club to go down two.

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n Page C2

C ALSO INSIDE: CLASSIFIEDS

COMMENTARY DISTRICT 3 SOCCER

Eagles make
a bold move
Ajayi could be final piece to puzzle,
or a decision Roseman may regret
MIKE SIELSKI with Darren Sproles,
PHILLY.COM
the best blocker
This is quite the needle among the backs, out
that Howie Roseman is for the season, the
trying to thread here, Eagles — and their
with this eye-bulging meal ticket, Carson
trade Tuesday for Miami Wentz, in particular
Dolphins running back — were vulnerable
Jay Ajayi, with his entire whenever an oppo-
approach to building the nent blitzed, as Sun-
Eagles. day’s victory over the
Roseman, the Eagles’ San Francisco 49ers
vice president of football only reaffirmed.
operations, gave up a
fourth-round pick in Upgrade at RB
next year’s draft — the
pick that Philadelphia In those respects,
had acquired in the Ajayi ought to be an
Sam Bradford trade — upgrade. He rushed CHRIS KNIGHT | LNP CORRESPONDENT PHOTOS
for Ajayi. And at first for 1,272 yards and
Hempfield’s Jesse Gutierrez (14) is mobbed by teammates after scoring his team’s first goal against Chambersburg
blush, the move seems a eight touchdowns during the first half of Tuesday’s District Three Class 4A boys soccer semifinal game at Hersheypark Stadium.
midseason masterstroke last season, though
by an executive who his numbers have CLASS 4A BOYS
seems always to see a declined this sea-

KNIGHTS GET TITLE SHOT


fence somewhere in the son. He is a better
distance and so grabs blocker than any of
the nearest baseball bat the tailbacks already
he can find. The Eagles on the Eagles’ roster,
could have stood for and he will remain on
some improvement in his rookie contract
their offensive backfield.
LeGarrette Blount runs
through next season,
meaning he won’t Hempfield earns 2-0 win; Cumberland Valley stops Ephrata, 3-0
hard and strong, but he count more than
does not get to and get $760,000 against the TIM GROSS
TGROSS@LNPNEWS.COM
through a hole as quickly salary cap in 2018. In
as he once did or as the 2011, while at Boise HERSHEY — While
Eagles need him to. And EAGLES, page C10 children across Lancast-
er County went door-
to-door in search of
candy Tuesday evening,
Hempfield advanced to
the doorstep of a Dis-
trict Three Class 4A boys
soccer title with a 2-0
semifinal victory over
Chambersburg at Her-
sheypark Stadium.
In the night’s other
semifinal, Cumberland
Valley closed the door on
Ephrata’s district cham-
ASSOCIATED PRESS pionship aspirations
Dolphins running back Jay Ajayi (23), shown earlier with a 3-0 decision.
this season, was acquired by the Eagles on Tuesday in
exchange for a fourth-round draft pick in 2018. Knights back
to the final
“It was a total team ef-
fort tonight defensively,” Ephrata’s Aaron Cummings (10) takes control of the ball against Cumberland Valley in
said Hempfield coach the first half of Tuesday’s District Three Class 4A boys soccer semifinal game at Her-
Mark Ashley, whose sheypark Stadium. The Mountaineers lost a 3-0 decision to the Eagles.
Black Knights meet the
Eagles in the title game Jesse Gutierrez gave goal,” Ashley said, “at a 56th minute.
scheduled for 7:30 p.m. No. 3 Hempfield (18-4-0) very important time. It “We talked about not
MIKE GROSS Saturday at Hersheypark the lead in the 38th min- helps us to relax a little giving them space,” Tro-
PENN STATE FOOTBALL Stadium, “because we ute, accepting Daniel bit and be able to com- jans coach Corey Grove
were able to defend with Hester’s pass out of the plete possession and said, “because we knew
all 11 guys. Our forwards corner and depositing a play the way we want to.” they had pace. As soon
Nittany Lions’ challenge is gave great effort up top, shot into the far side of Hempfield doubled its as you give them space,
to recover quickly from loss pressuring their backs.
And when they did get
the net over Chambers-
burg goalkeeper Andrew
advantage when Colin
Gallagher emerged in
you’re going to get be-
hind, and that’s when
it past the forwards, our Armstrong, who finished transition from a crowd they can be dangerous.”
Penn State’s hopes for midfielders really closed with six saves. at midfield with room to Gallagher, a senior out-
a Big Ten title or nation- THIS WEEK them down quickly.” “That was a critical run in front of him in the BOYS, page C3
al championships took n Who: No. 7 Penn
a huge hit with the epic, State (4-1 Big Ten,
7-1 overall) at No. 24 GIRLS
one-point loss to Ohio

Bucks blank Central Dauphin


Michigan State (4-1,
State on Saturday. 6-2).
The mental, emo-
tional and physical n Where: Spartan
Stadium, East
bounceback will have Lansing, Michigan.
to be quick, because the
Nittany Lions travel n When: Noon, CV advances to Class 4A final; Pequea Valley falls in Class 2A semifinal
Saturday.
to Michigan State for a
noon kick Saturday. n TV: FOX. DAVE BYRNE 9 seed Governor Miff- the first 24 minutes, in- miliar with Broadbent’s
DBYRNE@LNPNEWS.COM
Coach James Franklin, n The line: Penn lin, which continued its cluding Maddie DelGa- talents, they soon be-
in his weekly press con- State by 7.5. HUMMELSTOWN wrecking ball run with do’s heart-stopping miss, came very familiar.
ference Tuesday, said — The Conestoga Val- a 1-0 win over Manheim just wide of the far post. Broadbent’s service
Sunday was a good day ley girls soccer team Township, in a 5:30 p.m. One minute later the dropped into the box.
in that regard. players-only meet- approached perfection start. gates opened as Megan Right to Emma Weirich.
“Coaches weren’t de- ing Sunday, report- Tuesday night at Lower “Finally, we made it,” Stone sent a square pass “When she puts it
fensive,” he said. “Play- edly called jointly by Dauphin’s Kreiser-Hall- senior Emily Clapper to Clapper at the top of in,” Weirich said, “it’s
ers weren’t defensive. Jason Cabinda, Trace man Field. said as she and her team- the box. such an amazing ball, it
We were able to make McSorley and Saquon As a result, the Buck- mates did their post- “I saw the split be- doesn’t serve it justice to
corrections. We were Barkley. skins will play for the game stretch. tween the defenders and not get something on it.”
able to learn from it, “It was not a long District Three Class 4A Clapper had a had big (Stone) saw it too,” Clap- She got more than
grow.” meeting at all,” championship, Saturday hand — and foot — in the per said. something on it and
The players held a PENN STATE, page C2 at Hersheypark Stadi- Bucks’ success. “She played a per- Rams keeper Cassy Bak-
um. She was not alone. fect ball, and I was wide er challenged, but could
In a tour de force of Playing on the floor, CV open.” only watch as Weirich’s
possession soccer, the opened big gaps in the Ten minutes later, offering crossed the line
WORLD SERIES third-seeded Buckskins defense of the Rams (17- off a CD foul near mid- as the clock ticked under
n At press time, the Los Angeles Dodgers were (20-2-1) dominated No. 4). Gaps the Bucks took field, Adalee Broadbent 3:45 to play in the half.
leading the Houston Astros 3-1 in the 8th inning of
Game 6 of the World Series. See full coverage on
2 seed Central Dauphin advantage of. stepped over a 45-yard “I just wrapped my leg
LancasterOnline.com. 2-0. They had five huge free kick. around her,” Weirich
The Bucks will face No. scoring opportunities in If the Rams were unfa- GIRLS, page C3
C2 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2017 SPORTS LNP | LANCASTER, PA

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
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AP COLLEGE FOOTBALL WRITER

NEW YORK — A cou-


SPORTS ON TV
ple of games played dur-
ing week two of the sea-
son had a major effect on COLLEGE FOOTBALL NETWORK TIME
the first College Football Central Michigan at Western Michigan ESPN2 8pm
Playoff rankings. COLLEGE GOLF NETWORK TIME
Georgia, Alabama,
Notre Dame and Clem- East Lake Cup: Match Play Championship GOLF 3pm
son were the top four COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL NETWORK TIME
teams in the selection
Penn State at Michigan State BTN 7pm
committee’s initial top
25 released Tuesday Northwestern at Illinois BTN 9pm
night. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NETWORK TIME
Oklahoma, Ohio State
World Series: Game 7:
and Penn State were Houston at L.A. Dodgers (if necessary)
FOX 8pm
next as the commit-
NBA NETWORK TIME
tee members let head- ASSOCIATED PRESS

to-head results and Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm (11) throws a pass Saturday against Florida in the Atlanta at Philadelphia NBCSNPH 7pm
strength of schedule be first half of an NCAA game in Jacksonville, Fla.
Houston at New York ESPN 8pm
their guide. The final
rankings that will deter- 1) have not lost since, to Columbus, Ohio, “We all just watched Dallas at L.A. Clippers ESPN 10:30pm
mine the participants including blowouts of and beat the Buckeyes it as a team just now,” NHL NETWORK TIME
in the College Football Michigan State (24th), 31-16. Oklahoma linebacker Philadelphia at Chicago NBCSN 8pm
Playoff semifinals come Southern California “For the teams five Ogbonnia Okoronkwo
out Dec. 3. (17th) and North Caro- through seven, their said. “We were all just Pittsburgh at Edmonton ATTSP 8:30pm
Georgia and Alabama, lina State (20th). head-to-head results jumping around yelling. Nashville at San Jose NBCSN 10:30pm
Southeastern Confer- Hocutt noted those were very important to Everybody’s hungry. We
SOCCER NETWORK TIME
ence rivals, are both 8-0 three victories against the committee,” Hocutt feel like our foot’s in the
and have been dominat- teams in the commit- said. door, so we want to go UEFA Champions League:
FS2 1pm
Monaco at Besiktas
ing their competition. tee’s top 25, along with Ohio State (7-1) rallied ahead and make it hap-
The Bulldogs’ one close the close loss to Geor- to beat Penn State (7-1) pen.” UEFA Champions League:
FS1 3:30pm
Real Madrid at Tottenham
game was at Notre Dame gia as the reason for the last Saturday, 39-38. Clemson (7-1), the
in September, a 20-19 Irish being the highest In the AP Top 25, Ohio defending national UEFA Champions League:
FS2 3:30pm
Manchester City at Napoli
victory. ranked in a group of one- State was No. 3, Penn champion, and Alabama
Committee chairman loss teams from three to State No. 7 and Oklaho- have been ranked in
Kirby Hocutt, the ath- seven. ma was No. 8. the initial top four by
letic director for Texas
Tech, said the Bulldogs
“The teams ranked
three through seven are
Those rankings had
some Sooners wonder-
the selection commit-
tee each of the last three
Local digest
had a slight edge over the very evenly matched,” ing if the committee seasons.
Crimson Tide because Hocutt said. would do something The Tigers and Tide ADMINISTRATION
of its victory against the On the same night similar. They were hap- played for the last two
Irish on Sept. 9. Georgia beat Notre py to find out that was national titles, with each n Nasser Salim has been named athletic director for
Lancaster Mennonite School’s Lancaster Campus. A 1995
The Fighting Irish (7- Dame, Oklahoma went not the case. winning one. Lancaster Mennonite graduate, Salim played basketball
for the Blazers. He went on to obtain a B.S. in recreation

Penn State: Learning from loss


and leisure management at Cheyney University and
has 15 years’ experience working with students with
Devereux Foundation, Advantage Lancaster and the
Boys and Girls Club of Lancaster. Salim will coordinate
18 varsity sports at the high school and middle school
levels.
Continued from C1
Franklin said. FIELD HOCKEY
“The feedback I got, it n Liberty goalie Allison Schaefer (Penn Manor)
was really good. Some broke the program record for career saves by turning
things I think they just away three shots in Friday’s 6-2 win over Temple. The
sophomore entered the game tied with Mallory Cuccio
wanted to get off their (2012-15) for the Lady Flames’ record with 206 saves.
chest. I could not have Schaefer added nine more saves in Sunday’s 6-4 loss
more confidence in our to No. 6 North Carolina, bringing her career total to 218
players.” saves.

Postmortem FOOTBALL
n Lock Haven freshman quarterback Kyle Knight
With the game on the (Elco) was named the PSAC Eastern Division Offensive
Co-Athlete of the Week along with Millersville redhsirt
line Saturday, it’s fair to sophomore QB Tony Staffieri (Manheim Central) on
say the Nittany Lions’ Tuesday.
offense struggled might- Knight had a career day to lift the Bald Eagles to a
ily. comeback 27-24 win over rival Bloomsburg on Saturday.
Was it play-calling, He rushed for three second-half touchdowns and
execution, decision- finished with a career-high 174 yards on the ground. He
making or the quality of also threw for a career-high 137 yards (9 of 13, 0 INT).
opposition? Staffieri quarterbacked Millersville to an historic first
Yes. half against Cheyney, accounting for five touchdowns
while the Marauders put up 52 points. With a 52-7 lead,
“A lot of people don’t Staffieri did not play in the second half. In 30 minutes of
understand, you don’t play, he threw four touchdown passes to four different
know when we have
ASSOCIATED PRESS

Penn State head coach James Franklin shouts at his team Saturday as they play Ohio players and needed only 12 completions to total 245
a run or pass called State in an NCAA game in Columbus, Ohio. yards. Staffieri also rushed 12 times for 67 yards and a
because every play is es- touchdown.
sentially a run or pass,” dle plays later. said. Franklin called it HALL OF HONOR
Franklin said. “It was a critical play “People may not like beautiful.
On the Lions’ final two in the game obviously, what I’m going to say, “I think what makes it n Ellen Simpson (Class of 1973) and Phil Canosa (Class
of 2003) were inducted into the Lancaster Country
possessions, Franklin as we all know. Your but I’m going to stay so beautiful is how un- Day School Athletic Hall of Honor in a ceremony and
said, “We probably defense needs to go out positive and progress is orthodox it is,” he said. reception Oct. 13 at the school.
could have been a little and swing momentum still being made. Three He’s right about the Simpson earned nine varsity letters in three years
bit more aggressive. back to your side with years ago when we went unorthodox part. playing field hockey, basketball and tennis. In 1987
“We ran the ball in a three-and-out, hold (to Ohio State), we lost “It’s not your normal she returned to LCDS to help coach girls basketball,
those situations, get a them, whatever it may 38-10. trophy,” he said. “It’s and stayed on in that role for several seasons. She is
negative-yardage play, be. “Do I take responsibil- unique, it’s unorthodox. currently a member of the LCDS development team.
then you end up getting “The tempo caused ity? No doubt. Do I have It’s cool. Canosa was a four-year lettermen in basketball, soccer
into a situation where some communication tough conversations “But to me it’s not and baseball. He was a starter on the first Country
Day boys basketball team to compete in the PIAA
you’re throwing in a issues for us, some with my staff about the necessarily the trophy, tournament, and his 1,260 points stand third on the
predictable situation alignment issues for us. things that we need to it’s these types of games program’s all-time list. After serving as an assistant
or you run the ball now Then being on the road get better about? Yes. in our conference and coach at LCDS and Randolph College, Canosa moved
and people are confused and the communication Do I challenge the play- around the country that to the Hill School, where he is the associate head boys
on why you’re running aspect. It’s amazing how ers to take a hard look at are pretty cool.” basketball coach and assistant director of admission.
the ball in third-and- much it factors in.” themselves and grow as Just in the Big Ten, MEN’S SOCCER
long. a program? Yeah. you’ve got your Floyd
“I don’t want anybody Always “We have areas we of Rosedale (Floyd n Nicholas Leinbach, Marcus Frangakis and Chase
Flickinger all scored Tuesday night as Millersville topped
to think what I’m saying improving need to get better. I just is a bronze pig), Paul visiting Seton Hill 3-0. With the win, the Marauders (13-
up here is questioning want everybody to un- Bunyan’s Axe, Old Brass 4-1) advanced to the PSAC Tournament semifinal round.
how we handled that Franklin has heard a derstand very clearly we Spittoon, Little Brown They’ll play Gannon in a 1:30 p.m. start Friday at West
situation at the end of lot, in the past few days, recognize them and we Jug, etc. Chester.
the game because I’m about play-calling and are going to be working “We need to work n Edward Bills had a pair of goals Tuesday to help
not.” late-game offense and on them as hard as we really hard to make Lancaster Bible College win an NEAC quarterfinal game.
a failure to protect the possibly can.” sure that we keep the The Chargers advanced on a 4-1 win at Penn State Berks.
Tempo woes quarterback on offense Land Grant Trophy as Dan Bewersdorff (Veritas Academy) and Caleb Nelson
also scored for LBC, which advanced to Saturday’s
and pressure him on In the eye of the much as we possibly can semifinal round in Abington.
One constant theme defense Saturday. He beholder because we take a lot
n Lycoming senior midfielder Kyle Stettenbauer
of late for Franklin took a lot of questions of pride in it,” Franklin (Hempfield) earned his first MAC Commonwealth All-
has been the defense’s about those things The Land Grant said. Conference nod Tuesday, making the honorable mention
struggles in “quick- Tuesday. Trophy, for which “It’s one of the cool list.
change” situations, i.e., Eventually it seemed, Penn State and Michi- things about college
right after a turnover. perhaps understand- gan State will com- football.” WOMEN’S SOCCER
Consider Ohio State’s ably, to wear on him. pete Saturday, looks n Bryn Athyn (9-6-1) and Lancaster Bible College (7-9-
early fourth-quarter “I don’t know if I like something glued n Sports columnist Mike 3) went scoreless through regulation and two overtimes
blocked punt, recovered would necessarily together haphazardly Gross covers Penn State Tuesday before Bryn Athyn won 3-2 in a shootout to
football for LNP. Email him at advance to the NEAC semifinals. LBC outshot Bryn
at the Penn State 41. describe it the way you from spare parts in the mgross@lnpnews.com, and Athyn 33-4 on the day. Allie Warren made 12 saves in
The Buckeyes scored guys have been describ- back room of a trophy/ follow him on Twitter at goal for Bryn Athyn, while Rheeana Miles made just one
two up-tempo, no-hud- ing things today,” he awards shop. @MikeGrossLNP. for the Chargers.
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DISTRICT 3 CLASS 4A GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Hempf ield sweeps into semif inals


No. 2 Black Knights brush off South Western to earn date with No. 3 Central York, a 5-set winner over Elizabethtown
DARYL SIMIONE 10-0 run in the clinch- sophomores Lugo and Central York coach Nate
LNP CORRESPONDENT
ing set versus the No. 7 LOCAL QUARTERFINAL RESULTS Kylie Ulrich to domi- Ocasio for his ability to
It was an appropriate Mustangs (13-6). CLASS 4A nate inside. make adjustments.
night for big thrills and “We kept saying that n Exeter Township 3, Warwick 0 (25-15, 25-23, 25-17) “I was a little reluctant A kill by Taylor Beeler
broomsticks Tuesday at it was our last time as at first,” Givens admit- provided the aforemen-
Hempfield High School. seniors playing on this n Central York 3, Elizabethtown 2 (16-25, 25-22, 25- ted. “Natalie is a fan- tioned lead, before Beel-
The host Black court,” Givens said. 23, 15-25, 15-9) tastic setter. She knows er notched the Bears’ fi-
Knights swept past the “That was a lot of good n Hempfield 3, South Western 0 (25-16, 25-18, 25-10) exactly where to put the nal point to make it 9-8.
South Western Mus- motivation and I think CLASS 3A ball and she just gives it Kills by Central York
tangs on Halloween we put our all into it be- to me. I have an easy job; senior Emily Wilt book-
night, 3-0 (25-16, 25-18, cause we have our eyes n Garden Spot 3, York Suburban 1 (23-25, 25-21, 29- I just kind of hit the ball ended the Panthers’
27, 26-24)
25-10), behind 13 kills on the final prize.” over but she knows ex- closing run.
from Jailene Lugo and Virts finished with CLASS 2A actly where to put it.” Elizabethtown won
eight kills and a pair of 38 assists and 10 digs. n Lancaster Mennonite 3, Littlestown 0 (25-13, 25-18, In the early match, No. the opening set by lim-
blocks from Julia Giv- Ramsey Mahosky added 25-16) 6 Elizabethtown (14-4) iting errors and forcing
ens to advance to Thurs- 19 digs, Reily Shelly had gave Central York all it Central York into 11 er-
day’s District Three nine kills and 14 digs and CLASS 1A could handle, winning rors of its own.
Class 4A semifinals. Lindsey Heisey had five n Lititz Christian 3, High Point 1 (25-27, 25-16, 25-15, the first and fourth sets Pittman credited the
There, the No. 2 Black kills and 16 digs as South 25-21) handily before falling, play of middle hitters
Knights (17-1) will face Western couldn’t match n Halifax 3, Conestoga Christian 1 (25-18, 25-16, 21-25, 3-2 (25-16, 22-25, 23-25, Bri Eberly and Grace
the No. 3 Central York the depth and consis- 25-11) 25-15, 9-15). Murray for Elizabeth-
Panthers (15-2), which tency of the Knights’ se- n Upper Dauphin 3, Dayspring Christian 1 (25-16, 20- The Bears built a 7-4 town’s early success.
won a five-set victo- nior class. 25, 26-24, 25-20) lead in the fifth set, but “I thought if we could
ry over a determined The Mustangs did the Panthers stormed run our middles we’d be
Elizabethtown team in showcase strong de- back, eventually closing better off,” Pittman said.
Tuesday’s early contest. fense in the first set, “I think in the begin- Much of Hempfield’s the set and the match on “That’s why we went
In the latter contest, forcing long rallies ning we were getting a success this season has a 7-0 run. with a stronger middle
Knights setter Natalie to keep even with the little frustrated because come due to the unself- “We kind of rolled the in the fourth and fifth
Virts doled out assists Knights at 10-10. The we kept hitting and they ish play of the Knights’ dice with putting some- set. It has to do with the
like candy to trick-or- Knights would pull kept getting balls up,” cadre of hitters. Givens, thing in that we haven’t passes and getting other
treaters as Lugo and away, however, closing Givens said. “Coach just for one, used to play run all year,” said Eliza- people involved, but we
Givens combined for the set on a pair of kills told us to keep swinging middle but now works bethtown coach Dave just didn’t have enough
eight points during a from Shelly. and that’s what we did.” the right side, allowing Pittman, who credited weapons tonight.”

DISTRICT 3 CLASS 2A SOCCER

Blazers advance
to boys title game
Lynch nets 4 in win over Biglerville;
Mennonite girls’ year ends in semis
STEVE NAVAROLI
LNP CORRESPONDENT
LEBANON — Matthew It feels surreal,
Lynch came to the Lan-
caster Mennonite bench
almost like a
with 15 minutes still to dream. Above, Hempfield’s Cameron Graybill squeezes in for
a header against Chambersburg’s Aaron Maynard (15)
play in Tuesday’s Dis- —Matt Lynch,
and Asher Schwartz (34) during Tuesday’s District Three
trict Three Class 2A boys Lancaster Mennonite senior
Class 4A semifinal game. The Black Knights prevailed
soccer semifinal. 2-0. At right, Cumberland Valley goalie Matt Zambetti
At that point, the se- (00) goes over Ephrata’s Andrey Patrushev to knock
nior’s night was done. the ball away during first half of their Class 4A semifinal
He wasn’t hurt; he had game. The Eagles defeated the Mounts 3-0. CHRIS KNIGHT | LNP CORRESPONDENT PHOTOS

already done enough. come out and prove

Boys: Knights will play for 4A title


Lynch scored four something.”
goals — three in the sec- “I had a sense they
ond half — as Lancaster may be a little more
Mennonite marched to focused because they
a 5-1 victory past Bigler- knew them from last Continued from C1 line,” Gallagher said, guys and get after their bound that had hit the
ville. year and it gave a little side midfielder, utilized “and they knew how to backs.” post.
The top-seeded Blaz- more motivation for the space in front of him, shut down every oppor- Warren collected a “Kudos to him,” Bill-
ers improved to 21-1 and them to be locked in cutting inside and drill- tunity.” long pass from Luke man said of Davidson,
will face No. 2 Oley Val- for the game,” Winey ing a shot underneath Truong and punched “He dropped deep and
ley in Saturday’s Class said. the crossbar to pad the Eagles edge the game’s first goal past worked that out. I was
2A championship game The Lancaster Men- Hempfield lead. Ephrata Ephrata goalkeeper Cole really pleased with that.”
at Hersheypark Stadium. nonite girls played in “It was a beautiful Hummel (nine saves) on Davidson added a goal
“It feels surreal, almost the second half of the strike,” Ashley said. “He An early surge of pres- the far side. in the 34th minute on a
like a dream,” Lynch night’s doubleheader picked his spot and put sure from No. 9 Cum- “He was a handful for corner chance, and Jesse
said. “I just have a lot of at Cedar Crest High it there. He made a great berland Valley (13-7-0), them up top,” Mounts King finished a crossing
good teammates that School, but the Blaz- decision, and from that capped by Austin War- coach Rob Deininger pass from Devyn Thom-
can get the ball to me. I ers were not as fortu- point, that second goal ren’s goal in the 10th said of Warren. “He was as. Goalkeeper Matt
could tell a little that it nate in that contest, really makes it a lot easi- minute, helped the Ea- a little quicker, a little bit Zambetti stopped six
was probably going to be falling 3-2 to No. 2 er the rest of the way.” gles earn the other spot better striker, than we’d Ephrata shots.
a good game based on the Schuylkill Valley. Hempfield’s senior in the district final. seen all year. He made a “It just got away
environment. We got up Sixth-seeded Men- captains — Hester, “It’s been a really good nice run and a nice fin- from us a little bit,”
for the game.” nonite (10-8) was Christian Benedict and season for us,” Eagles ish.” said Deininger, whose
Ben Lefever got the down three, but didn’t Zach Wilson — stymied coach Matt Billman No. 5 Ephrata (17-4- Mounts meet Cham-
scoring started midway give up. the Trojans’ offense, said, “and we really re- 0) made en effort for bersburg in a third-place
through the first half, Shae Stoltfus con- holding No. 7 Chambers- newed an emphasis on an equalizer midway game with a trip to states
when he knocked home verted a pass from burg (12-4-4) to one cor- attacking. We said, ‘Let’s through the first half, but on the line Saturday at
a feed from Chet Hoober. Calla Ashley with less ner kick and three shots attack. Let’s make the junior defender Talon a site and time to be de-
A little more than a than 12 minutes to on goal for goalkeeper other team adjust to us.’ Davidson slid into a va- termined. “They were
minute later, Lynch play. Nearly six min- Brady Ross to handle. We just really stressed cated to make a defen- a little bigger, stronger,
notched his first of the utes later, Hannah “All three of our cap- that, in the first 5-10 sive save on an Andrey faster than we were to-
game and the Blazers Adams scored from tains are in our back minutes, let’s go at these Patrushev shot on a re- night.”
took a two-goal lead to Ashley, making it a
the half. one-goal game.

Girls: Bucks to final, Braves ousted


The back-breaker The Blazers, who
came 13 seconds into the saw their season come
second half, when Lynch to a close, stayed
took the ball and ran with the high-flying
through three Biglerville Panthers (14-6-2) Continued from C1 championship match drop pass from Bethany ola’s service going wide
defenders and placed a through the first half, said, “and watched it go against Schuylkill Valley. Decker, sending it into left.
shot past sliding goal- trailing by only one in.” Schuykill Valley ended the back of the net. The Braves’ chances
keeper Noah Mattson. at the intermission. Lancaster Mennonite’s Becker stoned Kalyn took a serious blow in
Lynch notched his hat However, two goals in Class 2A tournament run and sea- Keen two minutes later. the 60th minute on
trick six minutes later. 39 seconds, less than son with a 3-2 victory. Then came the defining Kayla Garman’s goal,
“That was against a 10 minutes into the Boiling Springs 3, As only two 2A teams moment of the match. and their fate was sealed
good team,” Mennonite second half, proved to Pequea Valley 0: The advance to the state PV’s Leona Stoltzfus when Maddie Hughes
coach Fred Winey said be a dagger. tears and bitter disap- tournament, the loss had a breakaway up buried a free kick with
of Lynch. “His speed and “We were definitely pointment on the faces also marks the end of the the middle of the pitch. 8:21 to play.
hunger for getting balls, disappointed. … Obvi- of the Braves as they season for the Braves (11- Becker came out to chal- “It’s a good season for
he is just a handful. As ously when that sec- took their cooldown said 7-2) . lenge and blew Stoltzfus us, our best ever,” said
the season has gone on, ond and third goal hit, it all. The teams spent much up just outside the box. Buohl, the L-L Section
he has gotten better at it was painful,” Men- They weren’t happy of the first half look- “I thought their goal- Three Coach of the Year.
possession.” nonite girls coach to just be in the district ing for the opening that keeper should’ve been “I have 11 juniors who
The contest was retri- Andrew Kenner said. semifinals. would create a scoring out of the game,” Buohl can play and three soph-
bution for Mennonite, “I was proud of the “We expected to win,” chance. said. omores. If we can gen-
which lost to Biglerville effort and resilience. Braves coach Kent Buohl The Braves had the “That was the most erate a scorer, we’ll be a
in last year’s semifinal. We just ran out of said. “We had the kind of first opportunity, in the horrific foul I think I’ve force next year.”
“I was really excited time.” season, we should’ve.” 24th minute. Alyssa Yo- seen all year. To not even
and ready to get re- Cassidy Walker The No. 1-seeded Bub- der’s 25-yard shot from get a card, that’s brutal.”
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DISTRICT 3 CLASS 4A GIRLS SOCCER:


GOVERNOR MIFFLIN 1, MANHEIM TOWNSHIP 0 NFL HORSE RACING

Mustangs upend Streaks


AMERICAN CONFERENCE
East
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PENN NATIONAL ENTRIES
POST TIME: 6 P.M.
1ST—$11,400,Clm,$4,000,3YO&UP,6f
New England....... 6 2 0 .750 216 179 01 Hadeea (Hernandez J) 121............... 5-1
Spatz’s goal the winner; MT to play Central Dauphin for PIAA berth Buffalo................. 5 2 0 .714 153 115
Miami.................. 4 3 0 .571 92 152
02 Duke of Flatbush (Munar L) 121....... 6-1
03 Neilos (Esquivel E) 121..................... 5-1
N.Y. Jets................ 3 5 0 .375 157 186 04 Tucked in Front (Davis J) 121............ 4-1
BETH HUDSON South 05 Charon’s Obol (Wolfsont A) 121..... 30-1
READING EAGLE
Mifflin coach Ed Deren Jr. at that time. Our girls respond- W L T Pct PF PA 06 Polished Degree (Inirio M) 121......... 6-1
called Spatz a “one-man wreck- ed to that challenge. Jacksonville.......... 4 3 0 .571 183 110
Tennessee............ 4 3 0 .571 158 173
07 Corinthian Spire (Tunon J) 121....... 10-1
08 George Jet (Albright K) 121............ 12-1
HAMBURG — Governor Mif- ing crew,” someone who’s pro- “I’ve said it before, but I think Houston............... 3 4 0 .429 215 188 09 Lord Baltimore (Otero W) 121.......... 3-1
flin sophomore Kiery Spatz is ducing even when her name they’re unflappable. They play Indianapolis......... 2 6 0 .250 142 246 2ND—$11,400,Clm,$5,000,3YO&UP,
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she rarely gets a goal off a cor- “In the last couple games, under pressure.” Pittsburgh............ 6 2 0 .750 167 131 02 One Mad Mistress (Flores E) 119.... 30-1
Baltimore............. 4 4 0 .500 170 148 03 Messy Marie (Whitney D) 121........ 12-1
ner kick. you look and say ‘Kiery hasn’t Some of the best chances for Cincinnati............. 3 4 0 .429 122 135 04 Keystone Jones (Inirio M) 119.......... 6-1
At about 5-foot-2, Spatz isn’t scored,’ ” Deren said. “But she’s both sides developed from cor- Cleveland............. 0 8 0 .000 119 202 05 Sophie Station (Romberg V) 114.... 15-1
06 Change Agent (Burg C) 114............... 8-1
the most likely candidate to pressing, creating corner kicks, ner kicks.
West
W L T Pct PF PA 07 Jazzlyn (Beato I) 119....................... 30-1
outleap the crowd and head in creating scoring opportunities The Streaks had an excellent Kansas City.......... 6 2 0 .750 236 180 08 Authentic Kitten (Otero W) 119...... 15-1
a ball. for other people. She’s a very chance from a few yards out Denver................. 3 4 0 .429 127 147
L.A. Chargers........ 3 5 0 .375 150 152
09 Marilyn’s Passion (Davis J) 121....... 10-1
10 Get Saucy (Wolfsont A) 119.............. 7-2
Still, what she lacks in height, unselfish player.” off one in the 16th minute, but Oakland............... 3 5 0 .375 169 190 11 Quiet Carly O (Albright K) 123.......... 8-1
she makes up for with speed, The Mustangs (18-5-1) will Mifflin’s Katelyn Dreibelbis NATIONAL CONFERENCE 12 Sweet Tandy (Chiappe R) 121........... 4-1
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footwork and an ability to make play Conestoga Valley in the stopped it with one of her three
East
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defenders spin in circles trying championship game at 5:30 saves. Philadelphia......... 7 1 0 .875 232 156 01 Bowman’s Beast (Hernandez J) 121.. 9-2
02 Haitian Hill (Flores E) 121............... 12-1
to keep up with her. p.m. Saturday at Hersheypark Mifflin’s final corner led to a Dallas................... 4 3 0 .571 198 161
Washington......... 3 4 0 .429 160 180
03 Harlington Night (Rodriguez A) 123.. 3-1
Tuesday night, Spatz scored Stadium. Manheim Township shot that bounced off the cross- N.Y. Giants............ 1 6 0 .143 112 156
04 You’re No Saint (Cora D) 121............ 5-1
05 Lunar Rover (Gonzalez S) 121......... 12-1
the only goal Mifflin would (18-2-3) will face Central Dau- bar in the 72nd minute. South 06 Colorado Grandslam (Otero W) 121. 5-2
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need. phin in the third-place game Township goalkeeper Del- New Orleans........ 5 2 0 .714 191 145
07 Freelander (Suarez A) 121................ 6-1
08 Souper Knight (Bracho J) 116......... 10-1
She booted in a corner kick with a PIAA Tournament berth aney McKnight recorded seven Carolina............... 5 3 0 .625 148 142 4TH—$15,200,Clm,$5,000,3YO&UP,6f
Atlanta................. 4 3 0 .571 153 152
from Hailey Payne in the 11th at stake. saves, including a leaping grab Tampa Bay........... 2 5 0 .286 148 168
01 Pacific Ridge (Hernandez J) 119........ 6-1
02 Frontier Warrior (Tunon J) 119....... 10-1
minute, and the No. 9 Mus- To advance to their first dis- on Gillian Maack’s blistering North 03 Speedy Mexican (Bracho J) 114........ 8-1
tangs knocked off No. 4 Man- trict final since 2012, Gov. Miff- attempt five minutes into the W L T Pct PF PA
Minnesota........... 6 2 0 .750 179 135
04 Red Rocket Express (Burg C) 116...... 5-1
05 Moorestown Jackie (Baker C) 119.... 3-1
heim Township 1-0 in a District lin had to hold off a frantic push second half. Green Bay............ 4 3 0 .571 164 161 06 Nin’s Thermometer (Wolfsont A) 119... 10-1
Three Class 4A girls soccer from Township in the last 10 The Mustangs earned their Detroit................. 3 4 0 .429 176 169
Chicago................ 3 5 0 .375 134 171
07 C the Judge (Dominguez E) 121...... 15-1
08 Kowboy King (Whitney D) 119.......... 5-1
semifinal at Hamburg. minutes. The Blue Streaks took third consecutive one-goal win West 09 General Sham’mah (Carrow A) 114.. 9-2
“I just saw it and said, ‘That’s their last of six corner kicks with and third in a row over a higher- W L T Pct PF PA 5TH—$11,400,Clm,$5,000,3YO&UP,
Seattle................. 5 2 0 .714 175 132 F&M,1m70yds
my chance,’ ” Spatz said. “I took 10 seconds to go, and it dropped seeded team. They also turned L.A. Rams............. 5 2 0 .714 212 138 01 Caronia (Lloyd J) 121........................ 8-1
it and just ripped it, and it went in close to Mifflin’s net. the tables on Manheim Town- Arizona................ 3 4 0 .429 119 191 02 Butterfly Rose (Beato I) 120.............. 8-1
San Francisco....... 0 8 0 .000 133 219 03 Believe in Athena (Burg C) 116....... 12-1
in. It was like a karate chop. “I knew they were throwing ship, which had topped the Thursday, Oct 26 04 Lilac Wine (Carrow A) 113................ 5-2
That’s what (my teammates) everything at us,” Deren said. Mustangs in overtime during Baltimore 40.................................. Miami 0 05 Pyrite Tonight (Dominguez E) 121.... 8-1
called it.” “You’re forced to play defense the regular season. Sunday, Oct. 29
06 Hokie Fever (Davis J) 121................ 30-1
07 Common Denominator (Inirio M) 122.... 7-2
Minnesota 33......................... Cleveland 16 08 Sweet Curls (Rodriguez Castro L) 114...... 2-1
Carolina 17............................. Tampa Bay 3 6TH—$29,500,Allwnc,3YO&UP,F&M,
New England 21................ L.A. Chargers 13 1 1/16m
NBA ROUNDUP Buffalo 34................................. Oakland 14 01 My Mo (Rodriguez A) 118................. 6-1
Atlanta 25.................................. N.Y. Jets 20

Suns rally late to beat Nets


02 Lakota (Wolfsont A) 119................... 6-1
Philadelphia 33................. San Francisco 10 03 Another Girl (Miller J) 114.............. 10-1
New Orleans 20......................... Chicago 12 04 Meow (Hernandez J) 119................. 3-1
Cincinnati 24....................... Indianapolis 23 05 Move (Silvera R) 119......................... 4-1
Seattle 41.................................. Houston 38 06 Roo Who (Otero W) 122................. 12-1
Dallas 33............................. Washington 19 07 Alexandra’s Mist (Burg C) 114......... 10-1
Pittsburgh 20.............................. Detroit 15 08 Tiz a Good Life (Vargas, Jr. J) 118.... 15-1
Open: L.A. Rams, Arizona, N.Y. Giants, 09 Patriotic Endeavor (Spieth S) 122..... 7-2
Devin Booker scored 32 Jacksonville, Tennessee, Green Bay 7TH—$10,500,MdnClm,$5,000,
points, Mike James added 24 Monday, Oct. 30 3YO&UP,6f
01 Last Train Out (Ceballos F) 115......... 4-1
Kansas City 29............................. Denver 19
and the Phoenix Suns rallied Thursday’s Games 02 You R Wonderful (Romberg V) 116. 20-1
in the fourth quarter to beat Buffalo at N.Y. Jets........................ 8:25 p.m. 03 Rinka Dink (Carrow A) 116................ 3-1
04 Sultan of Swatara (Pinero F) 123...... 8-1
the Brooklyn Nets 122-114 on Sunday’s Games 05 Pistol Jack (Rodriguez E) 122.......... 50-1
Tuesday night. Tampa Bay at New Orleans............... 1 p.m.
Baltimore at Tennessee.................... 1 p.m.
06 Graphic (Inirio M) 122.................... 12-1
07 Copperhead (Cora D) 122................. 7-5
T.J. Warren scored 14 of his L.A. Rams at N.Y. Giants.................... 1 p.m. 08 Prosperity Run (Burg C) 118............. 6-1
20 points during the final pe- Cincinnati at Jacksonville.................. 1 p.m.
Indianapolis at Houston................... 1 p.m.
8TH—$10,500,Clm,$4,000,3YO&UP,6f
01 Foileen (Romberg V) 116................ 30-1
riod for the Suns, who squan- Atlanta at Carolina............................ 1 p.m. 02 Run for Zach (Flores E) 123............. 20-1
dered an 18-point lead in the Denver at Philadelphia..................... 1 p.m. 03 Capablanca (Miller J) 118............... 20-1
Arizona at San Francisco.............. 4:05 p.m. 04 Candy Shack (Hernandez J) 123........ 8-1
third quarter when Brooklyn Washington at Seattle................. 4:05 p.m. 05 Juanchosa Bro (Inirio M) 123.......... 15-1
went on a 17-0 run. Phoenix Kansas City at Dallas.................... 4:25 p.m. 06 Cousin Michael (Rodriguez A) 123.... 4-1
Oakland at Miami........................ 8:30 p.m. 07 Bestbandever (Rodriguez Castro L) 116........ 8-1
seemed out of it after Ronda Open: Chicago, Minnesota, New England, 08 Lets Get It Going (Burg C) 118........ 30-1
Hollis-Jefferson’s basket gave L.A. Chargers, Cleveland, Pittsburgh 09 Nacho Macho Man (Rodriguez E) 123....... 10-1
Brooklyn a 106-98 lead with Monday’s Games 10 Brassy Ben (Corujo W) 123............. 30-1
11 Bustin the Bank (Munar L) 123......... 3-1
Detroit at Green Bay.................... 8:30 p.m.
6:35 left in the fourth. 12 Orbit (Cora D) 123............................ 5-2
MONDAY’S LATE BOX
But the Suns, who lost a Chiefs 29, Broncos 19
OFF-TRACK WAGERING
tough one at Portland on Sat- Denver........................0 3 10 6— 19
Following is a list of tracks and post times
for today’s off-track wagering at Penn Na-
urday, quickly answered with a Kansas City................14 3 3 9— 29 tional’s Lancaster Off-Track site:
24-8 run for their first win on First Quarter
KC—Peters 45 fumble return (Butker kick), 9:29.
Monticello................................. 12:25 p.m.
Harrahs Phila............................. 12:40 p.m.
their five-game road trip. KC—Kelce 29 pass from A.Smith (Butker MahoningValley......................... 12:45 p.m.
D’Angelo Russell scored 33 kick), 6:11. Churchill Downs................................ 1 p.m.
Meadows..................................... 1:05 p.m.
Second Quarter
points and Hollis-Jefferson Den—FG McManus 27, 11:48. Finger Lakes................................. 1:10 p.m.
had 21 for the Nets, who’ve lost KC—FG Butker 25, 5:02. Gulfstream West.......................... 1:15 p.m.
Del Mar........................................ 3:30 p.m.
three straight after beating Third Quarter Hawthorne T................................ 4:10 p.m.
KC—FG Butker 32, 12:30.
the Cleveland Cavaliers last Den—FG McManus 34, 8:11.
Dover Downs............................... 4:30 p.m.
Northfield......................................... 6 p.m.
Wednesday at home. Den—Booker 6 run (McManus kick), 1:14. Penn National................................... 6 p.m.
Warren and James com- Fourth Quarter
KC—FG Butker 43, 12:30.
Delta Downs T............................. 6:30 p.m.
Hoosier Park H............................. 6:30 p.m.
bined on a 7-0 run that closed ASSOCIATED PRESS
KC—FG Butker 51, 7:03. Woodbine T................................. 6:45 p.m.
the lead to 106-101 with 6:15, Phoenix Suns forward TJ Warren (12) grabs a rebound from Brooklyn KC—FG Butker 42, 4:41. Mountaineer.................................... 7 p.m.
Nets forward DeMarre Carroll (9) on Tuesday in the first half of an Australia A........................................ 8 p.m.
forcing the Nets to call a time- NBA game in New York.
Den—Derby 11 pass from Siemian (pass
failed), 1:55. Remington T................................ 8:07 p.m.
out. A—76,573. Australia B...................................... 10 p.m.
Australia C...................................... 11 p.m.
After a miss by the Nets, War- off a personal-best 22 points ny scored eight of his 17 points Den KC
First downs..................................23 16
ren tipped in Booker’s failed and 12 rebounds on Sunday, in the pivotal first quarter.
layup to initiate a 9-0 run had a double-double in the Oklahoma City went from
Total Net Yards...........................364
Rushes-yards....................... 31-177
276
26-79
TRANSACTIONS
capped by Dragan Bender’s first half with 10 points and down four to a 20-8 lead on Passing.......................................187 197
Punt Returns...............................4-3 1-0
3-pointer that gave the Suns a 12 rebounds. He finished with George’s jumper with 4:16 left Kickoff Returns........................ 4-69 3-54
116-108 lead with 2:03 left in a career-high 16 rebounds in in the first. It was essentially Interceptions Ret........................1-0 3-18 BASKETBALL
the game. addition to 12 points and five over from there, especially Comp-Att-Int.......................19-36-3 14-32-1
Sacked-Yards Lost.................... 3-11 1-5
National Basketball Association
Pacers 101, Kings 83: Bojan assists. with the way Westbrook kept Punts..................................... 4-40.5 5-41.8
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Exercised their
fourth-year option on F Jarell Martin.
Bogdanovic scored 17 points Thunder 110, Bucks 91: finding driving lanes. Fumbles-Lost..............................2-2 1-1 FOOTBALL
Penalties-Yards........................ 7-53 7-69
to lead a balanced Indiana of- Paul George scored 20 points, The reigning MVP dished off Time of Possession................ 31:23 28:37 National Football League
fense and help the Pacers to a and Oklahoma City dominated to Steven Adams in the paint INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
CAROLINA PANTHERS — Traded WR Kel-
vin Benjamin to Buffalo for 2018 third- and
rout of Sacramento. the paint during a 16-0 run to when he wasn’t taking it to the RUSHING—Denver, C.Anderson 15-78, seventh-round draft picks.
The Pacers (4-3) scored the take control early in a 110-91 hoop himself. Adams finished Booker 6-40, Charles 8-39, Siemian 2-20. Kan-
sas City, K.Hunt 22-46, A.Smith 4-33.
MIAMI DOLPHINS — Traded RB Jay Ajayi
to Philadelphia for a 2018 fourth-round
first nine points and built a 55- win over Milwaukee. with 14 points and 11 rebounds. PASSING—Denver, Siemian 19-36-3-198. draft pick. Placed G Anthony Steen and S
30 lead at the half. Russell Westbrook had 12 Jerami Grant added 17 points Kansas City, A.Smith 14-31-0-202, Hill 0-1-1-0. Nate Allen on injured reserve. Activated
RECEIVING—Denver, Dem.Thomas 5-66, WR Rashawn Scott from the PUP list.
Indiana second-year forward points, 10 rebounds and nine off the bench for the Thunder. Booker 3-14, Fowler 2-35, Derby 2-21, Latim- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Traded QB
Domantas Sabonis, coming assists, while Carmelo Antho- SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS er 2-15, Green 1-16, Heuerman 1-11, Taylor Jimmy Garoppolo to San Francisco for a
1-8, C.Anderson 1-7, Charles 1-5. Kansas City, 2018 second-round draft pick.
Kelce 7-133, K.Hunt 3-22, Hill 2-38, Robinson NEW YORK GIANTS — Suspended CB Ja-
noris Jenkins indefinitely for a violation of
1-5, West 1-4. team rules. Placed DE Nordly Capi on injured
NHL ROUNDUP MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. reserve. Terminated the contract of WR Kalif

Rangers beat Golden Knights, 6-4


Raymond. Signed DE Devin Taylor. Signed LB
Trevor Bates to the practice squad.
COLLEGE NEW YORK JETS — Placed TE Jordan
FOOTBALL Leggett on injured reserve. Signed DL Xavi-
er Cooper.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Traded CB
Mika Zibanejad got the tie- Buchnevich tied it nearly four 11:36 into the second when Ja- Rashard Robinson to the N.Y. Jets for an un-
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF RANKINGS
breaking goal with 5:39 left and minutes later, taking a pass from son Demers took a feed from Oct. 31, 2017
disclosed 2018 draft pick.
WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed OL
the New York Rangers scored Zibanejad on the left side and Clayton Keller and his point Team Record Givens Price. Released OL Andreas Knappe.
four in the third period to rally putting it into the open net with shot eluded a partially screened 1. Georgia.............................................. 8-0
2. Alabama............................................. 8-0
HOCKEY
for a 6-4 win over the Las Ve- Lagace out of position after mov- Jimmy Howard. 3. Notre Dame....................................... 7-1 National Hockey League
ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned G Louis
gas Golden Knights on Tuesday ing forward in the crease. Mantha made it 3-1 at 13:03, 4. Clemson............................................. 7-1
5. Oklahoma.......................................... 7-1 Domingue to Tucson (AHL). Recalled D Joel
night. Grabner added an empty-nett- chipping a pass from Andreas 6. Ohio St............................................... 7-1 Hanley from Tucson.
BUFFALO SABRES — Assigned D Devante
Jimmy Vesey, Mats Zuccarello, er with 1:14 left to seal it. Athanasiou behind Wedgewood. 7. Penn St............................................... 7-1
Stephens from Rochester (AHL) to Cincin-
8. TCU.................................................... 7-1
Chris Kreider, Pavel Buchnevich Red Wings 5, Coyotes 3: An- Detroit increased its advan- 9. Wisconsin.......................................... 8-0 nati (ECHL).
CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled F
and Michael Graber scored for thony Mantha scored his team- tage to 4-1 in the final minute of 10. Miami............................................... 7-0
Patrick Brown from Charlotte (AHL).
11. Oklahoma St..................................... 7-1
the Rangers, and Henrik Lun- leading fifth goal and Dylan Lar- the second when Larkin’s back- 12. Washington...................................... 7-1 DALLAS STARS — Loaned D Julius Honka
dqvist made 30 saves. Zibanejad kin added a goal and an assist as hand pass deflected off the stick 13. Virginia Tech..................................... 7-1 to Texas (AHL).
VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS — Placed G
14. Auburn.............................................. 6-2
also had assists on the first two Detroit beat Arizona. of Coyotes defenseman Luke 15. Iowa St.............................................. 6-2 Oscar Dansk on injured reserve. Recalled G
goals in the third, helping the The Red Wings scored twice Schenn and over Wedgewood’s 16. Mississippi St.................................... 6-2 Dylan Ferguson from Kamloops (WHL) on a
emergency basis.
Rangers win for the third time in before the game was three min- shoulder at 19:03. 17. Southern Cal..................................... 7-2
18. UCF................................................... 7-0 WASHIGTON CAPITALS — Assigned D
seven games (3-2-2). utes old. The Coyotes capitalized early 19. LSU.................................................... 6-2 Kristofers Bindulis from Hershey (AHL) to
South Carolina (ECHL).
Reilly Smith scored twice, Os- Gustav Nyquist intercepted a in the third when Nick Cousins 20. NC State............................................ 6-2
21. Stanford............................................ 6-2 American Hockey League
car Lindberg got a goal against clearing attempt by Arizona de- lifted a backhand past Howard 22. Arizona............................................. 6-2 HERSHEY BEARS — Assigned G Parker Milner
his former team and David Per- fenseman Alex Goligoski shot at the two-minute mark. They 23. Memphis.......................................... 7-1
24. Michigan St....................................... 6-2
and D Paul Geiger to South Carolina (ECHL).
LEHIGH VALLEY PHANTOMS — Recalled D
ron converted a penalty shot for through traffic to beat goalie pulled within a goal at 16:43 25. Washington St.................................. 7-2 James de Haas from Reading (ECHL).
Vegas. Maxime Lagace stopped Scott Wedgewood at 1:31 of the when Keller’s shot was redi- The College Football Playoff Selection
Committee will issue weekly rankings each
ECHL
ATLANTA GLADIATORS — Signed F Taylor
32 shots in his first NHL start. first period. rected past Howard by Brendan Tuesday, with the final rankings being an- Stefishen.
Kreider pulled the Rangers to Detroit made it 2-0 at 2:37 Perlini. nounced Sunday, Dec. 3 (Noon EST). The INDY FUEL — Added G Brent Hollerud as
playoff semifinals will match the No. 1 seed emergency backup.
4-3 with a power-play goal as he when Luke Glendening snapped Darren Helm scored into an vs. the No. 4 seed, and No. 2 will face No. ORLANDO SOLAR BEARS — Released F
took a pass from Zibanejad and a shot past Wedgewood on the empty Coyotes net at 18:34 to 3. The semifinals will be hosted at the Rose Kenton Helgeson.
Bowl and Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1, 2018. The
beat Lagace from the left side for blocker side. close out the scoring. championship game will be played on Jan.
RAPID CITY RUSH — Released F Darik Angeli.
TOLEDO WALLEYE — Signed D Kevin Gibson.
his third at 5:31 of the third. The Coyotes got on the board SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS 8, 2018 at Atlanta. UTAH GRIZZLIES — Signed F Ryan Walters.
LNP | LANCASTER, PA SCOREBOARD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2017 C5

TUESDAY SWINGIN’ SENIORS Aldridge, SAN......... 7 64 33 165 23.6


SPORTS SLATE SOCCER Aaron Rowe................... 244-172-206—622 NBA Griffin, LAC............. 6 46 34 140 23.3
Pat McCardell................ 136-188-183—507 McCollum, POR..... 6 50 23 139 23.2
GENERAL CONTRACTORS Schroder, ATL......... 5 44 18 111 22.2
Pat Brandt Sr.................. 223-289-246—758 Fournier, ORL......... 7 55 24 154 22.0
Dennis Nixdorf............... 204-288-210—702 FG Percentage
FIELD HOCKEY COLLEGIATE MEN
SWINGING SENIORS
EASTERN CONFERENCE FG FGA PCT
COLLEGIATE PSAC TOURNAMENT Aaron Rowe................... 244-172-206—622 Atlantic Division Capela, HOU......................... 47 65 .723
LANDMARK CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINAL W L Pct GB Gobert, UTA.......................... 37 54 .685
Seton Hill.................................. 0 0— 0 Boston..........................5 2 .714 — Adams, OKC.......................... 38 56 .679
Semifinal
Elizabethtown at Catholic, 7 p.m. Millersville............................... 1 2— 3
Millersville Scoring: N. Leinbach (28:42),
MLB Toronto.........................4
New York......................3
2 .667
3 .500 1½
½ Sabonis, IND......................... 31
Poeltl, TOR............................ 23
47
35
.660
.657
SCHOLASTIC M. Frangakis (49:33), C. Flickinger (64:27). Philadelphia..................3 4 .429 2 Antetokounmpo, MIL........... 82 130 .631
PIAA DISTRICT THREE CHAMPIONSHIPS Millersville Assists: D. Fogerty, M. Smith. Brooklyn.......................3 5 .375 2½ Nance Jr., LAL........................ 27 43 .628
Class 3A Corners-Shots: SH 2-10; M 3-19. Southeast Division Kanter, NYK........................... 36 59 .610
Saves: SH—A. Iddon 7; M—D. McCauley 2. W L Pct GB Randle, LAL........................... 24 40 .600
Semifinals WORLD SERIES Orlando........................5 2 .714 —
LANDMARK CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT James, CLE............................ 68 116 .586
Lower Dauphin vs. Manheim Township at (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Washington..................4 2 .667 ½
Warwick, 5 p.m. SEMIFINAL Rebounds
All Games Televised by Fox Charlotte.......................4 3 .571 1 G OFF DEF TOT AVG
Hershey vs. Penn Manor at Warwick, 7 p.m. Catholic.......................0 0 0 0— 0 Miami...........................2 4 .333 2½
Elizabethtown.............0 0 0 0— 0 Houston 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 Jordan, LAC............ 6 33 65 98 16.3
Class 2A Atlanta..........................1 6 .143 4 Howard, CHA......... 7 29 75 104 14.9
Semifinals Elizabethtown wins 3-2 on penalty kicks. Tuesday, Oct. 24 Central Division
Corners-Shots: C 5-9; E 7-13. Drummond, DET.... 7 39 62 101 14.4
East Pennsboro vs. Twin Valley at Penn L.A. Dodgers 3.............................Houston 1 W L Pct GB Cousins, NOR......... 7 18 77 95 13.6
Manor, 5 p.m. Saves: C—Z. Tashjy 4; E—B. Gately 3. Wednesday, Oct. 25 Detroit..........................5 2 .714 — Davis, NOR............. 6 22 53 75 12.5
Berks Catholic vs. Donegal at Penn Manor, NEAC TOURNAMENT Houston 7...............L.A. Dodgers 6 (11 inn.) Milwaukee....................4 3 .571 1 Towns, MIN............ 7 19 64 83 11.9
7 p.m. QUARTERFINAL Friday, Oct. 27 Indiana..........................4 3 .571 1 Capela, HOU.......... 8 25 65 90 11.2
Consolation Semifinals Lancaster Bible......................... 4 0— 4 Cleveland......................3 4 .429 2 Jokic, DEN.............. 7 15 63 78 11.1
Houston 5............................. L.A. Dodgers 3
Lampeter-Strasburg vs. New Oxford at Penn State Berks...................... 1 0— 1 Chicago.........................1 4 .200 3 Love, CLE............... 7 19 59 78 11.1
Lancaster Bible Scoring: E. Bills 2 (16:38, Saturday, Oct. 28 WESTERN CONFERENCE
Mechanicsburg, 5 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 6............................ Houston 2 Gobert, UTA........... 7 19 58 77 11.0
Northern York vs. Manheim Central at 43:15), C. Nelson (5:28), D. Bewersdorff (6:37). Southwest Division Assists
Milton Hershey, 7 p.m. Penn State Berks Scoring: J. Fischer Sunday, Oct. 29 W L Pct GB G AST AVG
(14:08). Houston 13.......... L.A. Dodgers 12 (10 inn.) Memphis......................5 2 .714 — Westbrook, OKC..................... 6 73 12.2
Class 1A
Lancaster Bible Assists: J. Hughes 2, R. Tuesday, Oct. 31 Houston........................5 3 .625 ½ Wall, WAS............................... 6 62 10.3
Semifinals Mugisha, C. Nelson. Houston at L.A. Dodgers......................... (n) San Antonio..................4 3 .571 1
Newport vs. Tulpehocken at Lower Dau- Harden, HOU.......................... 8 74 9.2
Penn State Berks Assists: W. Fox. x-Wednesday, Nov. 1 New Orleans.................3 4 .429 2 James, CLE.............................. 7 60 8.6
phin Middle School, 5 p.m. Corners-Shots: LB 6-14; PSB 4-14. Dallas............................1 7 .125 4½
Greenwood vs. Oley Valley at Lower Dau- Houston at L.A. Dodgers.............. 8:20 p.m. Collison, IND........................... 6 48 8.0
Saves: LB—T. Naque 7; PSB—T. Johnson Northwest Division Simmons, PHL......................... 7 54 7.7
phin Middle School, 7 p.m. 5, G. Sosa 1. W L Pct GB Ball, LAL.................................. 6 46 7.7
Consolation Semifinals
Littlestown vs. Schuylkill Valley at Milton
COLLEGIATE WOMEN GOLF Minnesota....................4
Utah..............................4
3 .571 —
3 .571 —
Teague, MIN........................... 7
Lowry, TOR.............................. 6
53
44
7.6
7.3
Hershey, 5 p.m. NEAC TOURNAMENT Portland........................4 3 .571 —
QUARTERFINAL Rubio, UTA.............................. 7 51 7.3
Boiling Springs vs. Bermudian Springs at Oklahoma City..............4 3 .571 —
Mechanisburg, 7 p.m. Bryn Athyn..................0 0 0 0— 0 Denver..........................3 4 .429 1
Lancaster Bible............0 0 0 0— 0
ICE HOCKEY Bryn Athyn wins 3-2 on penalty kicks. PGA TOUR STATISTICS
Pacific Division
W L Pct GB
NHL
SCHOLASTIC Corners-Shots: BA 0-4; LB 16-33. Through Oct. 29 L.A. Clippers..................4 2 .667 —
CPIHL Saves: BA—A. Warren 12; LB—R. Miles 1. FedExCup Season Points Golden State.................5 3 .625 —
Tier One SCHOLASTIC BOYS 1, Pat Perez, 626.833. 2, Brendan Steele, Phoenix.........................3 4 .429 1½
Hershey vs. Cumberland Valley at T.P.W. 556.250. 3, Justin Rose, 550.000. 4, Justin L.A. Lakers.....................2 4 .333 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE
Pond 4, 8 p.m. PIAA DISTRICT THREE Thomas, 548.000. 5, Tony Finau, 400.500. Sacramento..................1 6 .143 3½ Atlantic Division
Hempfield vs. Palmyra at Klick Lewis, CHAMPIONSHIPS 6, Chesson Hadley, 327.500. 7, Marc Leish- Monday’s Games GP W L OT Pts GF GA
8:30 p.m. SEMIFINALS man, 317.567. 8, Keegan Bradley, 308.500. Boston 108......................... San Antonio 94 Tampa Bay....13 10 2 1 21 53 36
CLASS 4A 9, Ryan Armour, 300.001. 10, Cameron Minnesota 125................... Miami 122(OT) Ottawa..........12 5 2 5 15 44 41
Tier Two Smith, 295.000.
Manheim Township vs. Manheim Central Chambersburg.......................... 0 0— 0 New York 116........................... Denver 110 Toronto.........12 7 5 0 14 47 43
at Lancaster Ice Rink, 9:15 p.m. Hempfield................................ 1 1— 2 Scoring Average Charlotte 104.......................... Memphis 99 Detroit..........13 6 6 1 13 37 38
Hempfield Scoring: J. Gutierrez (38:00), 1, Justin Rose, 68.208. 2 (tie), Henrik Orlando 115....................... New Orleans 99 Boston..........10 4 3 3 11 30 33
Tier Three Stenson, Dustin Johnson and Brooks Ko-
Lampeter-Strasburg vs. MSM United at C. Gallagher (56:00). Philadelphia 115..................... Houston 107 Florida..........11 4 6 1 9 40 44
Hempfield Assists: D. Hester. epka, 68.708. 5, Chesson Hadley, 68.858. Utah 104....................................... Dallas 89 Montreal.......12 4 7 1 9 31 45
Twin Ponds East, 7:15 p.m. Corners-Shots: C 1-3; H 5-8. 6, Ryan Armour, 69.057. 7, Cameron Smith, Toronto 99................................ Portland 85 Buffalo..........12 3 7 2 8 29 44
SOCCER Saves: C—Andrew 6; H—B. Ross 3. 69.071. 8, Brendan Steele, 69.358. 9, Pat Golden State 141.............. L.A. Clippers 113 Metropolitan Division
COLLEGIATE WOMEN Cumberland Valley................... 2 1— 3 Perez, 69.367. 10, Justin Thomas, 69.571. Tuesday’s Games GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Ephrata.................................... 0 0— 0 Driving Distance Indiana 101......................... Sacramento 83 New Jersey...10 8 2 0 16 40 31
LANDMARK CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Cumberland Valley Scoring: A. Warren 1, Brendan Steele, 327.8. 2, Scott Strohm- Phoenix 122........................... Brooklyn 114 Columbus.....12 8 4 0 16 37 30
Semifinal (10:00), T. Davidson (34:00), J. King (68:00). eyer, 325.6. 3, Nyasha Mauchaza, 325.3. 4, N.Y. Islanders.12 7 4 1 15 45 38
Elizabethtown at Scranton, 4 p.m. Cumberland Valley Assists: L. Truong, M. Oklahoma City 110............... Milwaukee 91
Martin Laird, 325.0. 5, Trey Mullinax, 323.5. Detroit at L.A. Lakers.............................. (n) Pittsburgh.....13 7 5 1 15 36 50
SCHOLASTIC BOYS Radosavljevic, D. Thomas. 6 (tie), Jamie Sadlowski and Tom Lovelady, Philadelphia.. 12 6 5 1 13 41 35
Corners-Shots: CV 5-12; E 3-8. Wednesday’s Games Washington..12 5 6 1 11 36 41
PIAA DISTRICT THREE CHAMPIONSHIPS 321.8. 8, Kevin Tway, 321.5. 9, Grayson Atlanta at Philadelphia..................... 7 p.m.
Saves: CV—M. Zambetti 6, C. Irving 1, T. Murray, 320.9. 10, Patrick Rodgers, 320.5. Carolina........10 4 4 2 10 28 30
Class 1A Davidson 1; E—C. Hummel 9. Indiana at Cleveland......................... 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers..13 4 7 2 10 40 47
Championship Driving Accuracy Percentage Milwaukee at Charlotte.................... 7 p.m.
CLASS 2A 1, Byeong Hun An, 87.50%. 2, Jung-gon WESTERN CONFERENCE
Greenwood vs. Camp Hill at Hersheypark Biglerville................................. 0 1— 1 Phoenix at Washington.................... 7 p.m. Central Division
Stadium, 5:30 p.m. Hwang, 85.71%. 3, Prayad Marksaeng, Chicago at Miami......................... 7:30 p.m.
Lancaster Mennonite................ 2 3— 5 83.93%. 4, Kyle Stanley, 80.95%. 5, Mor- GP W L OT Pts GF GA
SCHOLASTIC GIRLS Biglerville Scoring: C. Saldivar (55:26). Sacramento at Boston................. 7:30 p.m. St. Louis........13 10 2 1 21 44 30
gan Hoffmann, 78.57%. 6, Branden Grace, Houston at New York........................ 8 p.m.
Biglerville Assists: C. Cellucci. 77.98%. 7, Colt Knost, 77.38%. 8, 5 tied Dallas............12 7 5 0 14 34 33
PIAA DISTRICT THREE CHAMPIONSHIPS Lancaster Mennonite Scoring: M. Lynch Minnesota at New Orleans............... 8 p.m.
with 76.79%. Winnipeg......10 5 3 2 12 31 31
Class 1A 4 (21:10, 40:23, 46:07, 64:38 ), B. Lefever Orlando at Memphis........................ 8 p.m. Colorado.......11 6 5 0 12 34 34
Championship (20:02). Greens in Regulation Percentage Portland at Utah............................... 9 p.m. Nashville.......11 5 4 2 12 27 31
Camp Hill vs. Fairfield at Hersheypark Sta- Lancaster Mennonite Assists: B. Lefever, 1, Stewart Cink, 81.25%. 2, Brendan Toronto at Denver............................ 9 p.m. Chicago.........12 5 5 2 12 38 34
dium, 7:30 p.m. J. Kanagy, C. Hoober. Steele, 80.56%. 3 (tie), Kevin Streelman, Dallas at L.A. Clippers................ 10:30 p.m.
Bernd Wiesberger and Brooks Koepka, Minnesota......9 4 3 2 10 30 28
Corners-Shots: B 1-3; LM 8-8. Thursday’s Games Pacific Division
VOLLEYBALL Saves: B—N. Mattson 3, L. Kane 0; LM— 79.17%. 6 (tie), Rafa Cabrera Bello and Golden State at San Antonio............ 8 p.m.
Kyle Stanley, 78.70%. 8, Gary Woodland, GP W L OT Pts GF GA
COLLEGIATE WOMEN C. Hurst 2. L.A. Lakers at Portland............... 10:30 p.m. Los Angeles...12 9 2 1 19 40 24
CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Other Score 78.47%. 9, 7 tied with 77.78%.
Suns 122, Nets 114 Vegas............11 8 3 0 16 41 31
First Round Oley Valley 4.......................... Wyomissing 1 Total Driving Vancouver.....11 6 3 2 14 31 27
McDaniel at Franklin & Marshall, 7 p.m. SCHOLASTIC GIRLS 1, Brendan Steele, 54. 2, Bud Cauley, 58. Warren 7-12 6-7 20, Chriss 0-2 5-6 5, Chan- Anaheim.......11 6 4 1 13 35 33
3, Ollie Schniederjans, 63. 4, Whee Kim, 73. dler 1-4 0-0 2, James 9-16 3-3 24, D.Booker San Jose........11 6 5 0 12 30 28
PIAA DISTRICT THREE 5, Jamie Lovemark, 78. 6, Chez Reavie, 91. 11-22 5-5 32, Jackson 4-14 0-0 8, Bender 4-8 Calgary..........12 6 6 0 12 28 33
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS 7, Sam Ryder, 99. 8, Emiliano Grillo, 101. 9, 0-0 10, Len 2-5 2-2 6, Ulis 5-10 1-1 11, Daniels Edmonton.....10 3 6 1 7 22 33
SEMIFINALS Keegan Bradley, 103. 10, Luke List, 111. 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 45-96 22-24 122. Arizona.........13 1 11 1 3 33 56
CLASS 4A SGPutting BROOKLYN (114) NOTE: Two points for a win, one point
Conestoga Valley...................... 2 0— 2 1, Wyndham Clark, 1.916. 2, Jonathan Carroll 4-11 3-6 13, Hollis-Jefferson 8-16 5-7 for overtime loss. Top three teams in each
Central Dauphin....................... 0 0— 0 Randolph, 1.809. 3, Nicholas Lindheim, 21, Mozgov 1-5 0-0 2, Russell 11-21 9-11 33, division and two wild cards per conference
COLLEGIATE WOMEN Conestoga Valley Scoring: E. Clapper 1.670. 4, Scott Strohmeyer, 1.546. 5, Scott LeVert 4-9 2-3 11, T.Booker 2-7 0-0 4, Zeller advance to playoffs.
(26:00), E. Weirich (37:00). Piercy, 1.467. 6, Jonathan Byrd, 1.436. 7, 2-7 0-0 4, Dinwiddie 5-10 2-2 15, Harris 3-6 Monday’s Games
NEAC TOURNAMENT Ross Bell, 1.424. 8, Emiliano Grillo, 1.249. 0-1 6, Crabbe 2-10 0-0 5. Totals 42-102 21-30
Conestoga Valley Assists: M. Stone, A. Arizona 4...................... Philadelphia 3 (OT)
QUARTERFINAL Broadbent. 9, Brian Gay, 1.221. 10, Michael Kim, 1.133. 114. N.Y. Islanders 6................................ Vegas 3
Gallaudet 3, Lancaster Bible 1 Corners-Shots: CV 3-11; CD 0-3. Birdie Average Phoenix................... 30 29 28 35— 122 Columbus 4........................... Boston 3 (SO)
Gallaudet def. Lancaster Bible 25-21,20- Saves: CV—L. Yoder 3; CD—C. Baker 7. 1, Byeong Hun An, 6.00. 2, Justin Rose, Brooklyn.................. 24 29 35 26— 114 Tampa Bay 8................................. Florida 5
25,25-22,25-22. Manheim Township.................. 0 0— 0 5.75. 3, Ryan Armour, 5.67. 4 (tie), Dustin 3-Point Goals—Phoenix 10-22 (D.Booker Montreal 8.................................... Ottawa 3
Lancaster Bible Scoring: Aces, M. Kemrer Governor Mifflin....................... 1 0— 1 Johnson and Hyun-woo Ryu, 5.50. 6 (tie), 5-8, James 3-4, Bender 2-4, Warren 0-1, Dan- St. Louis 4.............................. Los Angeles 2
4; Kills, A. Bouslog 10; Blocks, B. Roberts 5; Governor Mifflin Scoring: K. Spatz (11:00). Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka, 5.25. iels 0-1, Chriss 0-2, Jackson 0-2), Brooklyn Dallas 2............................ Vancouver 1 (OT)
Digs, M. Kemrer 18; Assists, A. Shuey 32. Governor Mifflin Assists: H. Payne. 8, Jonathan Randolph, 5.17. 9, Cameron 9-31 (Dinwiddie 3-4, Carroll 2-4, Russell 2-5, San Jose 3.................................... Toronto 2
Gallaudet Scoring: Aces, D. Thomas 1, A. Corners-Shots: MT 6-8; GM 6-5. Smith, 5.13. 10, 7 tied with 5.00. LeVert 1-5, Crabbe 1-7, Hollis-Jefferson 0-1,
Saves: MT—D. McKnight 4; GM—K. Zeller 0-1, Harris 0-2, Mozgov 0-2). Fouled Tuesday’s Games
Daniels 1, G. Maucere 1, R. Fuechtmann 1; Eagles (Holes per) N.Y. Rangers 6................................. Vegas 4
Kills, D. Thomas 25; Blocks, G. Maucere 5; Dreibelbis 8. Out—None. Rebounds—Phoenix 66 (Len 15),
1 (tie), D.J. Trahan, Seung-Yul Noh, Bernd Brooklyn 44 (Hollis-Jefferson 7). Assists— Detroit 5...................................... Arizona 3
Digs, D. Thomas 17; Assists, A. Daniels 40. CLASS 2A Wiesberger, Richard T. Lee, Jason Schmuhl
Lancaster Mennonite................ 0 2— 2 Phoenix 18 (James 5), Brooklyn 15 (Dinwid- Winnipeg at Minnesota.......................... (n)
SCHOLASTIC GIRLS and Bobby Wyatt, 36.0. 7 (tie), Stewart
Schuylkill Valley........................ 1 2— 3 Cink, Andrew Landry, Justin Thomas and die, Russell 4). Total Fouls—Phoenix 26, Wednesday’s Games
PIAA DISTRICT THREE CHAMPIONSHIPS Lancaster Mennonite Scoring: S. Stoltzfus Chesson Hadley, 48.0. Brooklyn 22. Technicals—Jackson, T.Booker. Philadelphia at Chicago.................... 8 p.m.
(68:19), H. Adams (75:03). A—12,936 (17,732). Pittsburgh at Edmonton.............. 8:30 p.m.
QUARTERFINALS Lancaster Mennonite Assists: C. Ashley 2. Sand Save Percentage Toronto at Anaheim........................ 10 p.m.
CLASS 4A Schuylkill Valley Scoring: K. Cronan (25:07), 1 (tie), Craig Barlow, Arjun Atwal, Cam- Pacers 101, Kings 83 New Jersey at Vancouver................ 10 p.m.
Hempfield 3..................... South Western 0 F. Murphy (48:52), H. Seltzer (49:29). eron Percy, Rory Sabbatini, Richard Sterne, Bog.Bogdanovic 3-7 0-0 7, Randolph 6-10 Nashville at San Jose................. 10:30 p.m.
(25-16, 25-17, 25-10) Schuylkill Valley Assists: K. Cronan, M. Poom Saksansin, Mackenzie Hughes, Bran- 0-0 12, Cauley-Stein 1-3 2-2 4, Hill 4-12 0-0 8,
don Hagy, Kurt Kitayama and Cameron Thursday’s Games
Cumberland Valley 3...... Central Dauphin 1 Stichter. Hield 2-9 0-0 4, Jackson 2-5 0-0 5, Labissiere Vegas at Boston................................ 7 p.m.
(25-14, 25-16, 25-27, 25-19) Corners-Shots: LM 1-5; SV 7-13. Champ, 100.00%. 3-8 2-5 8, Koufos 2-4 1-2 5, Papagiannis 2-2 N.Y. Islanders at Washington............ 7 p.m.
Central York 3....................Elizabethtown 2 Saves: LM—C. Walker 10; SV—E. Sellers 3. All-Around Ranking 0-0 4, Mason 2-4 2-4 6, Fox 9-18 0-1 18, Rich- N.Y. Rangers at Tampa Bay........... 7:30 p.m.
(16-25, 25-22, 25-23, 15-25, 15-9) Pequea Valley........................... 0 0— 0 1, Brendan Steele, 325. 2, Chesson Had- ardson 1-6 0-0 2. Totals 37-88 7-14 83. Columbus at Florida.................... 7:30 p.m.
Exeter 3...................................... Warwick 0 Boiling Springs.......................... 1 2— 3 ley, 399. 3, Ryan Armour, 477. 4, Jamie INDIANA (101) Detroit at Ottawa......................... 7:30 p.m.
(25-15, 25-23, 25-17) Boiling Springs Scoring: O. Olsen (25:00), Lovemark, 482. 5, Chez Reavie, 493. 6, Tyler Boj.Bogdanovic 6-13 2-2 17, T.Young 6-12 Dallas at Winnipeg........................... 8 p.m.
CLASS 3A K. Garman (60:00), M. Hughes (72:00). Duncan, 527. 7, Tyrone Van Aswegen, 546. 1-2 15, Sabonis 5-6 2-3 12, Collison 0-4 3-3 Montreal at Minnesota.................... 8 p.m.
Boiling Springs Assists: B. Decker, J. 8, Derek Ernst, 580. 9, Tony Finau, 586. 10, 3, Oladipo 4-10 5-6 14, Wilkins 0-1 0-0 0,
Garden Spot 3, York Suburban 1 Kuhns. Philadelphia at St. Louis................... 8 p.m.
Kevin Streelman, 587. Poythress 2-2 0-0 6, Anigbogu 1-2 2-2 4, Leaf Carolina at Colorado......................... 9 p.m.
Garden Spot d. York Suburban, 23-25, 25- Corners-Shots: PV 1-6; BS 2-8. 3-8 0-1 7, Jefferson 2-8 0-0 4, Joseph 5-8 0-0
21, 29-27, 26-24. Saves: PV—K. Jarvis 5; BS—B. Becker 6. LPGA TOUR STATISTICS Pittsburgh at Calgary........................ 9 p.m.
13, J.Young 0-5 0-0 0, Stephenson 2-6 2-3 6. Buffalo at Arizona........................... 10 p.m.
Garden Spot Scoring: Aces, A. Billy 2; Kills, MONDAY’S LATE BOX Through Oct. 29 Totals 36-85 17-22 101.
S. Zeiset 23; Blocks, O. Mundorff 5; Digs, S. Scoring Toronto at Los Angeles.............. 10:30 p.m.
CLASS 3A Sacramento............. 13 17 18 35— 83
Martin 33; Assists, S. Shirk 54. York Subur- 1, Lexi Thompson, 69.125. 2, Sung Hyun Indiana.................... 24 31 14 32— 101 Friday’s Games
ban Scoring: Statistics not provided. SEMIFINAL Park, 69.169. 3, In Gee Chun, 69.293. 4, So New Jersey at Edmonton.................. 9 p.m.
Lampeter-Strasburg............... 0 1 0— 1 3-Point Goals—Sacramento 2-14 (Jackson
Other Scores Yeon Ryu, 69.628. 5, Stacy Lewis, 69.647. 6, 1-2, Bog.Bogdanovic 1-3, Hill 0-1, Richard- Nashville at Anaheim...................... 10 p.m.
East Pennsboro...................... 0 1 1— 2 Inbee Park, 69.673. 7, Moriya Jutanugarn,
Palmyra 3...................Greencastle-Antrim 1 Lampeter-Strasburg Scoring: H. Adams son 0-1, Randolph 0-2, Fox 0-2, Hield 0-3),
(25-21, 25-13, 24-26, 25-16) 69.756. 8, Brooke M. Henderson, 69.851. 9,
West York 3.........................Berks Catholic 2
(55:00).
East Pennsboro Scoring: K. Brown
In-Kyung Kim, 69.894. 10, Cristie Kerr, 69.896.
Indiana 12-29 (Joseph 3-4, Boj.Bogdanovic
3-6, Poythress 2-2, T.Young 2-5, Leaf 1-2, Ola- AHL
(25-12, 23-25, 23-25, 25-21, 15-13) (66:00), H. Young (86:00). Driving Distance dipo 1-3, Wilkins 0-1, J.Young 0-2, Collison
Lower Dauphin 3..................Spring Grove 0 Corners-Shots: L-S 4-9; EP 5-6. 1, Maude-Aimee Leblanc, 279.3. 2, Joan- 0-2, Stephenson 0-2). Fouled Out—None.
(25-22, 25-21, 25-15) Saves: L-S—B. DiCamillo 4; EP—A. Miller 8. na Klatten, 278.5. 3, Lexi Thompson, 274.3. Rebounds—Sacramento 46 (Labissiere 8), In-
CLASS 2A 4, Jessica Korda, 271.6. 5, Emily Tubert, diana 53 (Sabonis 16). Assists—Sacramento EASTERN CONFERENCE
271.6. 6, Yani Tseng, 271.4. 7, Angel Yin, 15 (Fox 5), Indiana 25 (Sabonis, Stephenson Atlantic Division
Lancaster Mennonite 3, Littlestown 0 271.3. 8, Cydney Clanton, 270.6. 9, Sung
Lancaster Mennonite d. Littlestown, 25- BOWLING Hyun Park, 270.4. 10, Sadena Parks, 270.0.
5). Total Fouls—Sacramento 18, Indiana 17.
Technicals—Sacramento coach Kings (Defen-
GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA
13, 25-19, 25-16. Lehigh Valley.10 7 2 0 1 15 36 28
Greens in Regulation sive three second). A—12,245 (18,500). WB/Scran........ 8 6 2 0 0 12 32 20
Lancaster Mennonite Scoring: Aces, B. 1, Lexi Thompson, .781. 2, In Gee Chun,
Miller 5, A. King 5; Kills, B. Miller 10; Blocks, Thunder 110, Bucks 91 Providence...... 8 6 2 0 0 12 28 16
.772. 3, So Yeon Ryu, .771. 4, Anna Nor- Charlotte......... 9 6 3 0 0 12 35 30
C. King 2; Digs, B. Miller 7; Assists, M. dqvist, .769. 5, Marina Alex, .763. 6, Shan- George 8-17 0-0 20, Anthony 6-14 4-5 17,
Nafziger 17. Littlestown Scoring: Statistics CLEARVIEW Hartford........ 10 4 5 0 1 9 30 38
shan Feng, .763. 7, Sung Hyun Park, .758. Adams 7-10 0-0 14, Westbrook 5-12 2-3 12, Hershey.......... 9 3 5 0 1 7 21 35
not provided. MAJORS 8, Sei Young Kim, .752. 9, Caroline Masson, Roberson 3-7 2-2 9, Grant 5-9 7-7 17, Huestis
Frank Telenko Jr............. 245-257-257—759 Bridgeport...... 8 3 5 0 0 6 26 28
Other Score .752. 10, Brooke M. Henderson, .745. 0-1 0-0 0, Patterson 2-2 0-0 6, Johnson 0-0 Springfield.... 10 1 8 1 0 3 23 37
York Catholic 3......................... Linville Hill 0 Lisa Farwell.................... 238-258-216—712 Putts per GIR 0-0 0, Felton 2-5 3-4 9, Ferguson 0-0 0-0 0,
Josh Becker.................... 215-257-234—706 North Division
(25-12, 25-23, 25-15) 1, Inbee Park, 1.73. 2, Cristie Kerr, 1.73. Abrines 2-4 0-0 6. Totals 40-81 18-21 110. GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA
Maggie King................... 176-226-212—614 3, Lydia Ko, 1.74. 4, Stacy Lewis, 1.74. 5, MILWAUKEE (91)
CLASS 1A Jill Moore....................... 185-209-214—608 Toronto........... 9 6 3 0 0 12 28 23
Upper Dauphin 3.......Dayspring Christian 1 Lizette Salas, 1.74. 6, Moriya Jutanugarn, Middleton 3-13 3-3 9, Antetokounmpo 9-14 Binghamton.... 7 4 2 1 0 9 23 21
(25-16, 20-25, 26-24, 25-20) COMMUNITY SENIORS 1.75. 7, Amy Yang, 1.75. 8, Mi Jung Hur, 8-9 28, Maker 3-9 1-1 8, Brogdon 1-4 2-2 4, Laval............. 10 5 3 2 0 12 38 38
Covenant Christian 3.............. Millersburg 0 Walt Haubenreisser....... 163-191-264—618 1.75. 9, Sung Hyun Park, 1.76. 10, Hyo Joo Snell 2-5 0-0 5, Henson 0-2 1-4 1, Wilson 2-4 Utica............... 7 4 3 0 0 8 21 18
(25-13, 25-18, 25-16) TUESDAY SENIORS Kim, 1.76. 0-0 4, Teletovic 3-9 0-0 8, Dellavedova 2-3 2-2 Rochester....... 8 4 4 0 0 8 20 23
Halifax 3....................Conestoga Christian 1 JoAnne Tierney.............. 146-181-179—506 Birdies 7, Vaughn 4-9 0-0 9, Liggins 2-2 1-1 6, Brown Belleville......... 9 4 4 0 1 9 27 31
(25-18, 25-16, 21-25, 25-11) Ruth Garman................. 172-159-174—505 1, Brooke M. Henderson, 381. 2, Moriya 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 32-76 18-22 91. Syracuse......... 9 3 5 1 0 7 21 27
Lititz Christian 3...........High Point Baptist 1 PINBELLES Jutanugarn, 380. 3, Chella Choi, 361. 4, Oklahoma City......... 31 29 25 25— 110 WESTERN CONFERENCE
(25-27, 25-16, 25-15, 25-21) Jill Moore....................... 196-223-202—621 Stacy Lewis, 358. 5, Sung Hyun Park, 356. Milwaukee.............. 23 19 22 27— 91 Central Division
6, Lexi Thompson, 335. 7, Sarah Jane Smith, 3-Point Goals—Oklahoma City 12-28 GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA
BUSINESSMEN 332. 8, Minjee Lee, 327. 9, Lizette Salas, (George 4-8, Patterson 2-2, Abrines 2-2, Fel- Milwaukee...... 7 5 2 0 0 10 27 20
MLS Jim Cunningham............ 246-256-223—725 325. 10, Sei Young Kim, 324. ton 2-3, Anthony 1-3, Roberson 1-5, Huestis
0-1, Grant 0-2, Westbrook 0-2), Milwaukee
Rockford....... 10 7 3 0 0 14 38 25
DUTCH Eagles Cleveland........ 8 4 3 1 0 9 20 21
TUESDAY SENIORS 1, Nicole Broch Larsen, 13. 2, Nelly Korda, 9-30 (Antetokounmpo 2-3, Teletovic 2-6, Del- Manitoba........ 9 4 3 1 1 10 30 25
Eric Montgomery........... 217-279-265—761 12. 3, Joanna Klatten, 11. 4 (tie), Jane Park, lavedova 1-1, Liggins 1-1, Snell 1-2, Vaughn Chicago........... 8 3 4 1 0 7 26 28
Harry Charlesen............. 229-269-194—692 Stacy Lewis, Angel Yin and Brooke M. Hen- 1-3, Maker 1-4, Wilson 0-1, Brown 0-1, Gr. Rapids....... 9 3 5 0 1 7 27 33
PLAYOFFS Tom Hammerstone........ 255-212-190—657 derson, 10. 8, 5 tied with 9. Brogdon 0-3, Middleton 0-5). Fouled Out— Iowa................ 9 2 5 2 0 6 24 34
Conference Semifinals Dennis Howe................. 214-188-246—648 Sand Save Percentage None. Rebounds—Oklahoma City 46 (Adams Pacific Division
Bob Landis Jr.................. 219-251-177—647 1, Lexi Thompson, .712. 2, Madelene 11), Milwaukee 31 (Antetokounmpo 8). As- GP W L OL SL Pts GF GA
Home-and-home sists—Oklahoma City 23 (Westbrook 9), Mil-
EPHRATA MIXED Sagstrom, .635. 3, Mika Miyazato, .615. 4, Tucson............ 7 5 1 1 0 11 27 18
First leg Ayako Uehara, .611. 5 (tie), Brianna Do and waukee 24 (Snell 5). Total Fouls—Oklahoma San Antonio.... 8 6 2 0 0 12 27 19
Gene Sholly................... 216-278-235—729 City 20, Milwaukee 22. Technicals—Okla-
Eastern Conference Marvin Kreider.............. 239-203-279—721 Bronte Law, .609. 7, Sei Young Kim, .597. 8 Stockton......... 9 6 2 0 1 13 35 24
(tie), Hyo Joo Kim and Demi Runas, .583. homa City coach Billy Donovan, Adams, Okla- Texas............... 9 5 3 0 1 11 29 34
Monday, Oct. 30 homa City coach Thunder (Defensive three
Toronto 2.................................. New York 1 LEISURE 10, In-Kyung Kim, .574. San Diego........ 8 4 3 1 0 9 31 31
TUESDAY SENIORS Rounds Under Par second). A—16,713 (18,717). San Jose.......... 8 3 4 0 1 7 21 26
Tuesday, Oct. 31 Bakersfield...... 7 3 4 0 0 6 14 21
Columbus 4................... New York City FC 1 Ralph Guido................... 257-205-237—699 1, In Gee Chun, .800. 2, Lexi Thompson, NBA LEADERS
Frank Boyer................... 234-208-257—699 .764. 3, Moriya Jutanugarn, .756. 4, Inbee Ontario........... 7 1 6 0 0 2 10 23
Western Conference Mike Conner.................. 226-243-222—691 Park, .750. 5, Hyo Joo Kim, .746. 6 (tie), Scoring NOTE: Two points are awarded for a win,
Sunday, Oct. 29 Denny Rittenhouse........ 191-205-290—680 Sung Hyun Park and Cristie Kerr, .740. 8, G FG FT PTS AVG one point for an overtime or shootout loss.
Vancouver 0.................................. Seattle 0 Dave Nieman................. 226-235-206—667 Jessica Korda, .733. 9, Brooke M. Hender- Antetokounmpo, MIL.6 82 40 208 34.7
Monday’s Games
Champ Bauer................. 245-227-184—656 son, .733. 10, Sei Young Kim, .722. Cousins, NOR......... 7 70 49 206 29.4 No games scheduled
Monday, Oct. 30 Porzingis, NYK........ 6 65 34 176 29.3
Houston 0................................... Portland 0 Richard Kleckner............ 212-181-247—640 MANOR Tuesday’s Games
Tom Bair........................ 212-225-188—625 Curry, GOL............. 8 67 58 224 28.0
Second leg MEN’S 18-HOLE GROUP — Hoffa Team Davis, NOR............. 6 58 43 166 27.7 Cleveland 3................................ Rockford 2
Randy Zimmerman........ 181-185-258—624 Matches: Front Nine Plus Two (three way
Eastern Conference Dennis Bushong............. 213-180-219—612 Harden, HOU......... 8 68 45 208 26.0 Wednesday’s Games
Gerri Skiles..................... 203-150-191—544 tie): Don Gehman, George Snyder, Irv Oladipo, IND.......... 6 50 38 153 25.5 Rochester at Utica............................ 7 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 5 Miller; John Szymborski, Irv Fox, Frank
New York at Toronto......................... 3 p.m. Linda Bowman............... 177-213-152—542 Durant, GOL........... 8 73 32 203 25.4 Syracuse at Belleville........................ 7 p.m.
Paulette Ghee................ 167-181-189—537 Ponpiona; Jim Szymborski, Roy Hoffa, Terry Gordon, HOU......... 7 53 42 174 24.9 Toronto at Laval........................... 7:30 p.m.
Columbus at New York City FC......... 5 p.m. Wright; Back Nine Even & Total Plus Two: James, CLE............. 7 68 25 172 24.6 Grand Rapids at Milwaukee.............. 8 p.m.
Western Conference TUESDAY NIGHT MEN Don Gehman, George Snyder, Irv Miller. Manitoba at Bakersfield.............. 9:30 p.m.
Terry Murray Jr............... 246-288-216—750 Walker, CHA........... 7 52 52 171 24.4
Thursday, Nov. 2 MEADIA HEIGHTS Lillard, POR............ 7 52 48 170 24.3 San Jose at Ontario......................... 10 p.m.
Vancouver at Seattle.................. 10:30 p.m. ROCKY SPRINGS EAGLE — Johnathan Glick eagled the Towns, MIN............ 7 65 30 169 24.1 Thursday’s Games
Sunday, Nov. 5 SENIOR THUNDER 313-yard, par-4, hole #5, using a driver and Anthony, OKC......... 6 53 21 143 23.8 San Antonio at Iowa......................... 8 p.m.
Houston at Portland.................... 7:30 p.m. Shari Moran................... 147-171-182—500 a lob wedge. DeRozan, TOR........ 6 48 44 142 23.7 Texas at Bakersfield..................... 9:30 p.m.
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LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES
CHARLOTTE, N.C. your being present. You have NOTICE OF
— Joey Logano’s crew a right to be represented at PUBLIC HEARING
chief accepted blame the hearing by a lawyer. YOU BEFORE THE
SHOULD TAKE THIS PA- MARTIC TOWNSHIP
Tuesday for not pitting ZONING HEARING BOARD
PER TO YOUR LAWYER AT
Logano with a tire rub, INFORMATION ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT MARTIC TOWNSHIP,
a call that may have cost HAVE A LAWYER OR CAN- LANCASTER COUNTY,
Team Penske teammate Lost
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NOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO PENNSYLVANIA
Brad Keselowski a spot OR TELEPHONE THE OF- Notice is hereby given that
Estate Notices the Martic Township Zoning
FICE SET FORTH BELOW
in NASCAR’s champion- Found
TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU Hearing Board will be holding
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ship. Estate Sales CAN GET LEGAL HELP. a Public Hearing on Thurs-
Logano was third with Announcements Lancaster Bar Association day, November 9, 2017, at
12 laps remaining in ASSOCIATED PRESS
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28 East Orange Street ship Municipal Building, 370
Sunday’s race at Mar- When his crew chief didn’t have Joey Logano (22) pit
Please see the
Steinman Farm Road, Pe-
Obituaries in the Lancaster, PA 17602
tinsville Speedway when near the end of Sunday’s race at Martinsville, that move A section for the (717)393-0737 quea, Pennsylvania, to hear
contact with Kyle Busch may have cost Penske teammate Brad Keselowski a following: NOTICE REQUIRED BY the following application of:
created a tire rub on Lo- chance at the win and a berth in the Monster Cup finale. Obits & Service ACT 101 OF 2010-23 Anna Raschi, Aaron & Lil-
gano’s car. Keselowski Information Pa.C.S. §§2731-2742 lian Basom – 311 Hilldale Rd.
Cemeteries/Lots You are hereby informed of Holtwood, PA 17532, Re-
was leading and seemed Martinsville as a must- called him in earlier with Cards of Thanks an important option that may quests a Special Exception
to have the victory in win race for him to earn the grander picture in In Memoriams be available to you under of Section 515 of the Martic
hand, and the win would one of the four slots in my head. I missed the Pennsylvania law. Act 101 of Township Zoning Ordinance
have earned Keselowski the championship. call. I just own that I LEGAL NOTICES 2010 allows for an enforce- to convert a garage into an
able voluntary agreement for additional accessory dwelling
a slot in the season finale “In the time Kyle got missed the call myself,” for a family member at 311
Change of Meeting Time continuing contact with your
championship race. into us, we were third Gordon said. “Regretful The Paradise Township child following an adoption. Hilldale Rd., Holtwood, PA
But Logano was not and fighting,” Gordon for that for our team- Board of Supervisors has 17532. The property is zoned
called in to pit, the tire said. “I only got a couple mates and everybody changed the start time for its LEGAL NOTICE Residential Low Density
blew and he spun. It of glimpses of (the tire). here at Team Penske. November 21, 2017, meeting The East Earl Township (RLD) & Rural Conservation
from 7:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Zoning Hearing Board will (RC).
brought out a caution It was smoking. The Brad had a dominant car PARADISE TOWNSHIP hold a public hearing on All those who wish to be
that ultimately led to Ke- first lap and half of that, all day, and I think was in BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Wednesday, November 15, heard on the above applica-
selowski not winning the I wasn’t sure how bad a great position. Sally Riehl, Secretary 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m. tions should be present at the
race. (the tire) was and as I “Wish you could take COURT OF at the East Earl Township time and date specified.
Municipal Building, 4610 Di- By order of the
“I missed the call,” saw, I didn’t know with those things back but COMMON PLEAS OF
Zoning Hearing Board
LANCASTER COUNTY, vision Highway, East Earl,
crew chief Todd Gordon a few laps left, whether you can’t. At that time, PA, for the purpose of the fol- Martic Township
PENNSYLVANIA
said Tuesday on Siri- it was an external rub my focus was on a mo- ORPHANS COURT lowing: Lancaster County, PA
usXM NASCAR Radio. or whether it was on the mentum builder for our DIVISION Case #660 Conestoga NOTICE
Logano is not eligible tire contact patch, and team. Saw that oppor- NO. 2017- 2219 Wood Specialties Corp., 245 The Citizens Advisory Com-
Reading Road, is requesting
for the playoffs, and the smoke kind of clouds tunity, didn’t know how In Re: Adoption of Trinity
a variance from Article IV
mittee (CAC) to the Lan-
Marie Petersheim caster County Solid Waste
once he developed the it a little bit for me. bad the rub was and as Section 402 and, if neces- Management Authority (LC-
NOTICE
tire rub, he was out of “Honestly, it was look- it became more clear it TO: UNKNOWN FATHER sary, Article XX Section SWMA) has scheduled a
contention for the Mar- ing at the fact that I felt became too late to react Notice is hereby given that 2002.C.3 of the Revised Zon- meeting on Wednesday, No-
tinsville victory. Other like if it was just a tire to that.” Jill Marie Armstrong (NBM ing Ordinance for East Earl vember 15, 2017, at 1:00
Rodriquez) has presented to Township. The applicant is P.M. The meeting will be
playoff drivers, including rub we might (salvage) a Gordon indicated that requesting permission to al-
the Orphan’s Court Division, held at the main office lo-
Martinsville race winner top-five finish out of the Keselowski crew chief Court of Common Pleas of low a private utility use not cated at 1299 Harrisburg
Busch, noted that Loga- day.” Paul Wolfe was annoyed Lancaster County, Pa. by and accessory to the principal use Pike, Lancaster, PA 17603.
no should have pitted for As Logano’s tire situa- with Gordon’s decision, through her attorney Eliza- and a zero setback from the The public is invited to attend.
property line at 241 and 245
the good of the Penske tion became more peril- and the two colleagues beth A. Stineman, Esq., a Pe-
Reading Road. The property
organization. ous, the driver was stuck had a conversation. tition for Termination of
Parental Rights and Adoption is located at 241 Reading
Gordon said that in the
seconds he’s required
on the outside lane of the
track and getting to pit
“I’ve talked to Paul
about it and I’ve shared
which will terminate any
rights you may have con-
Road (Account Number 200-
79262-0-0000) in East Earl Looking for
to make a decision, he
failed to consider Kesel-
road would have been
difficult. By the time Lo-
with him my shortcom-
ings and thought pro-
cerning the child known as
Trinity Marie Petersheim,
Township, Lancaster County,
PA. The property is in an a job?
Agricultural (AG) District pur-
owski’s situation and was gano could get out of the cess. I think we’re good born on June 14, 2007. The
Court has set a hearing to suant to the East Earl Town- Upload your
thinking only of gaining way, the tire had failed with where we’re at,” consider ending your rights ship zoning map.
a momentum-building and Keselowski’s lead Gordon said. “Obviously to your child. The hearing will All interested parties and/or
their agents are invited to at-
resume & get
finish for Logano’s team. was erased. he was disappointed be held in Courtroom No. 6,
Keselowski had marked “I guess I should have with it as he should be.” Third Floor of the Lancaster
County Courthouse. 50 North
tend this hearing and pres-
ent their views. matched with
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your rights to your child may On Friday, November 3,
caster County, November 1
be ended by the court without 2017, at 9:00 A.M., the Lan-
to November 30, 2017.
your being present. You have caster County Board of
Any questions can be di-
Wildcats return wealth of talent, added some key pieces a right to be represented at
the hearing by a lawyer. YOU
rected in writing to Richard
Crawford, Crop Production
Elections will conduct a test
of the central automatic tab-
SHOULD TAKE THIS PA- ulating equipment for the
Services, 1190 Holtwood Rd,
VILLANOVA (AP) — The 6,500 fans that sold juniors Brunson, Booth PER TO YOUR LAWYER AT Hart InterCivic voting ma-
Holtwood, PA 17532.
ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT chine system. The test will
Jay Wright had a couple out the Pavilion, which and Bridges to the NBA Notice is hereby given that be conducted at the office of
HAVE A LAWYER OR CAN-
of planners in his office opened in 1986, won’t in 2018. NOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO the 2018 proposed budget of Lancaster County Voter
and blueprints on the big make a dent in Philly. “We’re kind of good OR TELEPHONE THE Millersville Borough is avail- Registration and Elections
screen that brought to “I’m interested to see where we are right now,” OFFIC SET FORTH BELOW able for public inspection at 150 North Queen Street,
life some of the striking if the growth of our pro- Wright said. “But we’ve TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU the Millersville Borough Mu- Suite 117,
CAN GET LEGAL HELP. nicipal Building, 100 Munici- Lancaster, PA 17603
renovations underway gram would get more fans got to keep an eye on pal Drive, Millersville, Penn-
Lancaster Bar Association, ZONING HEARING
across the street at Villa- to come out,” Wright said. how the guys do during Lawyer Referral Service sylvania, Mondays through Notice is hereby given that
nova’s on-campus arena. “What we’ve learned is, the season because we 28 East Orange Street Fridays from 8:00 a.m. until the Zoning Hearing Board of
The roughly $60 mil- when we play a weekend might need to get bodies Lancaster, Pa. 17602 5:00 p.m. The final budget Terre Hill Borough will hold a
(717) 393-0737 will be considered for adop-
lion project is set to trans- game, the opponent re- in here.” tion at the meeting of Bor-
public meeting at the Terre
NOTICE REQUIRED BY Hill Borough Town Clock Hall,
form the Pavilion from a ally doesn’t matter. We’re The Wildcats added ACT 101 OF 2010 - 23 Pa. ough Council on Tuesday, 300 Broad Street, Terre Hill,
multi-purpose and pain- getting 18 to 20 (thou- Collin Gillespie, Dhamir C.S. §§2731-2742 November 28, 2017, at 7:00 Pennsylvania, on Monday,
fully outdated gym into a sand). I hope we can do a Cosby-Roundtree and You are hereby informed of p.m., at the Millersville Bor- November 13, at 7:00 PM at
state-of-the-art complex good job of marketing it Jermaine Samuels as an important option that may ough Municipal Building, 100 which time a public hearing
be available to you under Municipal Drive, Millersville, will be held on the following
with all the high defini- and get people out there. freshmen that fit the Pennsylvania. Notice is also
Pennsylvania law. Act 101 of matter:
tion scoreboards, suites It makes a difference. mold of top — yet not 2010 allows for an enforce- given that at said meeting Case No. 2017-1. Appli-
and modern amenities When you’ve got over true blue chip — pros- able voluntary agreement for Borough Council shall con- cant Brooke Witwer. Prop-
needed to stay relevant 15,000, it’s great. You get pects that will likely stick continuing contact with your sider, and, if appropriate, at erty: 401 East Main Street,
child following an adoption. that meeting or at a subse-
with the other elite pro- under, it’s not so great.” around four years, gradu- quent public meeting held
East Earl, PA (parcel
Elizabeth A. Stineman, Esq. #59005643400000). Zoning
grams. Yes, this is the state of ate and develop into pro- 140 A East King Street within 60 days of the date of District: Residential Low (R-
Wright gives his input the Villanova program ready players. Wright Lancaster, Pa. 17602 publication of this advertise- 1). Applicant requests a spe-
when needed, but Nova’s under Wright: Can the said Villanova had to re- (717) 735-3700 ment, shall enact an ordi- cial exception under the Terre
coach mostly leaves the Wildcats draw 15,000- main true to its recruit- nance, the caption of which is Hill Borough Zoning Ordi-
IN THE COURT OF
as follows: nance Chapter 27,
redecorating to the pros. plus for a so-so game at ing principles even as it COMMON PLEAS OF
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
LANCASTER COUNTY, §201.2.B.(1) and Chapter 27,
The arena is gutted and the Wells Fargo Center is was riding a high off a na- BOROUGH OF §503.1 and Chapter 27 §508
PENNSYLVANIA
just the shell remains of what counts as a concern tional title. ORPHANS’ COURT MILLERSVILLE, LAN- to operate a dog grooming
a gym where the Wild- this season. “It was a great chal- DIVISION CASTER COUNTY, PENN- business as a home occupa-
SYLVANIA, TO LEVY TAXES
cats blossomed into a na- lenge to kind of fight TERM NO. 0483 OF 2017
UPON ALL TAXABLE REAL
tion.
tional power — and a na- Solid lineup the urge to take the best IN RE: MIKAYLA ROSE CLI-
PROPERTY WITHIN THE
NARD
tional champion — under player, the most highly- NOTICE BOROUGH FOR GENERAL
Wright. But the architect The Wildcats were touted player,” Wright TO: ROGER CLINARD and BOROUGH PURPOSES
of a program that again is picked to win their fifth said. “It’s almost like be- JOHN DOE FOR THE YEAR 2018.
The proposed ordinance
expected to sit inside the straight regular-season ing an addict. It’s one day NOTICE IS HEREBY
may be summarized as fol-
top 10 of the preseason conference title, guard at a time. It’s every deci- GIVEN that a Petition to In-
voluntary Terminate the lows. Sections 1 and 2 im- AUTOMOTIVE
AP Top 25 poll and romp Jalen Brunson was cho- sion you make. Don’t slip, Parental Rights you have or pose the 2018 real estate tax
in the Big East is curious sen as the conference’s don’t take the easy path might have concerning the at the rate of 4.9 mills on Cars for sale
each dollar of assessed val-
how the Wildcats will preseason player of the and take the highly-rated child known as MIKAYLA
uation on all real property
Vehicle Financing/
Leasing
fare in a season on the year, and Omari Spell- player. Take the guy that ROSE CLINARD, born on
October 6, 2009, has been within Millersville Borough Classic/Specialty
road. Villanova will play man was selected fresh- fits your culture. Now, if presented to the Orphans’ subject to taxation. Sections Vehicles
Parts/Access.
home games about 20 man of the year. you can find the highest- Court Division, Court of Com- 3, 4, and 5 provide for sever-
Auto Services
miles away at the Wells Mikal Bridges might rated player that fits your mon Pleas of Lancaster ability of any invalid provi- Pick-Ups
County, PA. The Court has sions, repeal inconsistent or-
Fargo Center, home of be the most NBA-ready culture, then you’re good. dinances, and set forth the
SUVs/Crossovers
set a hearing to consider Vans
the NBA’s Philadelphia’s Wildcat, and Donte But that’s hard to do.” ending your rights to the effective date. A copy of the Utility Trailers
76ers. DiVincenzo and Phil And something else to child. That hearing will be proposed ordinance may be Trucks/Trailers/
The Wildcats can stuff Booth are ready to as- look for from Villanova held in Courtroom No. 6 of examined without charge at Construction
Cars/Trucks Wanted
the Lancaster County Court- the offices of this newspaper
20,000 fans inside the sume to larger roles fol- in 2017-18: The Wildcats and at the Millersville Bor-
house, 50 North Duke Street,
arena for a Saturday game lowing the loss of three (32-4) saw their chance Lancaster, PA, on November ough Municipal Building, at
against Georgetown, but seniors that keyed the at becoming the first re- 20, 2017, at 9:00 AM. If you the above address during the CARS FOR SALE
those around the pro- team’s run to the 2016 peat champions since fail to appear at the sched- above hours. A copy of the
2005 Ford F-150 Supercab,
gram wonder how many national championship. Florida in 2007 evapo- uled hearing, the hearing will proposed ordinance may be
obtained for the cost of re- w/ Lift kit 4X4, 172K miles,
go on without you and your
will turn out for Nich- The Wildcats have no rate when they were rights to the child may be production at the Millersville Bedcover, Insp., Gray, Car-
olls State on a Wednes- seniors of note on the upset by eighth-seeded ended by the court without Borough Municipal Building fax Rpt avail. $6500 Email:
day night in November. roster — but could lose Wisconsin. during the above hours. sfertich@lasa.org for info &
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6(9 6LOYHUEODFN OHDWKHU 93K miles, trailer hitch, 6 cd, White, Exc. Cond., John Cooper works pkg, $6,200OBO V6, Nav, Sunroof, heated/
LQWHULRU KHDWHG VHDWV %OXH Microsoft Sync, $6500 One Owner, 92,000 mls. loaded, auto w/ paddle 717­569­6225 cooled leather seats, 24k mls
WRRWK &' VXQURRI JDUDJH 717­629­2222 $9,900. 717­ 940­9611 shifters, black/red top, excel­ $23,700 717­354­3199
NHSW .    lent condition, 26k miles,
2009 Hyundai Sonata GLS 2012 Toyota Prius, Excellent
 $15,900 Call 717­682­1279
52k mls, very clean. $5,200 in & out, orig owner, 96k mls,
2003 Acura RSX S-Type 717-951-6470 2002 Nissan Altima
6 speed manual; 150,000 tires almost new, Nav/solar
Very good condition sunroof $9,300 329­9908
miles; paint damage; $2800 Inspected, 145,852 miles
NEG 717-285-5183 $2995 obo. (717) 380-7041
1998 Audi A4 Quattro, 2.8 07 Suzuki Forenza One
V6, black, manual 5spd, sun- 2007 Ford Fusion 4 cylinder Owner 98k mls, insp, 5spd
roof, leather interior, 131k automatic. 149k miles. Good runs super well, looks good.
mls, $1,500 717-299-5050 condition. $4500. (717) 330­ $2500obo 717­719­8140
3368 2010 Mercury Milan 4cyl.
2006 Ford Taurus, light grey, Auto 122k mls, Pwr windows, Take Advantage Of Our
loaded, excellent body & run- mirrors, locks. CC, Cd, 2001 Vette CP. 2LT. 350HP.
ning condition, 93k mls, am/fm, $5495 717­355­2886
Low-Low Rates Auto. glass top, HUD, Bose.
1998 Oldsmobile Cutlass Full power, new brakes, insp,
$3,600 717-538-4073 GLS, gold, leather, moonroof, in Bargain Counter
Sell Those Appliances f­tires, align. 44k mi.
Looking for a NEW job? 4/18 insp. 114k mls, $2,600 lnpclassifieds.com $19,900obo 717­394­8708
lnpclassifieds.com
NEW positions added daily Call Frank 717­615­4276
’07 BMW 525xi exc. cnd. 97k
mi, awd/ps/pb, moonroof, lthr

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2006 BMW 325xi AWD, 92k BARGAIN COUNTER BARGAIN COUNTER BARGAIN COUNTER BARGAIN COUNTER BARGAIN COUNTER
mls. Lthr int, Great condition pwr. recliner, brgndy, $200
UNDER $150 UNDER $150 UNDER $150 UNDER $150
(Body, Interior). Inspect. 8/18. obo 717-342-1018 Air compressor 10g 120v $30 Orange hunting suit lg. goose Artificial Christmas tree 6ft. 2 Goodyear LT 235/
$6,500 717­205­7317 717-342-4537 down $20 717-419-0992 $15 717-538-0562 85R16Lrg $50 717-572-0349
Schwinn Airdyne exercise
bike exc $275 717-656-8248 Lititz Lanc. Co. book 1916- women’s brwn genuine lthr. Scotts broadcast spreader rustic cedar chest box 29x54
GE refrigerator like new $250 1917 $35 717-715-7339 jacket,4x $60 717-367-4617 $12 717-299-1566 grain ext. $60 717-471-4829
717-419-0933 hamilton 21 day chime wall Trailblazer spare tire $25 Ravens Bengals Pr Tix 12/31 25 1” cut glass salts $60 717-
Bicycle 26” Giant hybrid 24sp clock $50 717-314-5895 717-961-8036 1pm $100 717-598-9883 342-4922
exc $295 717-390-0622 work boots size 9, $20 717- 10k BTU kerosene heaters, Michelin tires 215-60-16 6/32 Electric butter churn 2gal jar
Maytag stacked washer dryer 598-9883 NIB $75ea 717-333-7292 tread 4@$100 717-343-9112 $75 717-687-6202
2005 BMW Z4, 2.5L, 5spd,
$350 717-419-0933 Queen cookware by Amway Carson Wentz Jersey Card Queen sized boxspring & Dewalt 14.4 impact wrench
Maroon, w/ camel interior,
63,362 miles, $9,800obo GE glass top stove like new 19pc $125 717­392­8005 $20 717-917-2285 mattress $100 717-442-3301 H/D $75 717-917-3068
717­725­9365 $250 717-419-0933 Cut glass punch bowl w/ 12 Lrg unusual antique cut glass cement blocks most unused, Tuxedo black large NIB con-
Yamaha ORGAN - privately cups $10 717-898-7553 $20ea 717-342-4922 free m.t. all 717-665-4348 dition $50 717-419-0992
owned and beautiful condi- Xmas Tree Stand NIB $10 Tri-fold fiberglass dog ramp Mens brown 7” boots vg. size RV rubber roofing 9x25 $140
tion - Willow Valley residence 717-205-5366 $38 717-299-1566 10 $10 717-664-6527 717-314-1397
w/elevator - YOU MOVE it Childs M&M wrist watch,
by Nov.7 - Call Mary Ellen Unique sterling Christian Evenflo Stroller like new $60 Bread mach. magic chef gen-
rings $55 717-928-6113 717-538-0562 works $5 717-653-4385 tly used $20 717-672-0831
and we’ll text photos. $195
717-572-1632 Waist high stocking foot Kaytee guinea pig cage Garmin gps 5” screen lifetime Chimney cap 18”x18” stain-
06 Buick Lucerne CXL. 1 wader w/boots size 10D $45 30x18x19 $15 717-786-1196 maps $75 717-898-2812 less steel $30 717-725-9763
owner 68k mls, wht w tan lthr, BARGAIN COUNTER 717-406-8132 5 NIB memory photo albums,
UNDER $150 Hunting suit good condition Dual heated king mattress
V6, extremely clean, must Upright freezer 3 cuft $75 $50 717-687-3738 unwrapped $4 717-397-9232 pad $15 717-371-3131
see $7,400 717­951­7739 Gold moon and star dishes 717-984-4888 25 Matchbox cars NIB $20
Toro elec leaf blower $25 NIB Heineken dir. chair 2000
1994 Buick Roadmaster Lim- $10 717-768-7476 717-572-4444 717-669-1257
19 cf GE Refrigerator, al- US Open $30 717-669-1257
ited, full power, 129k mls, Boston Terrier Danbury Mint Collectible Bible story plates
mond $80 717-314-0541 2 glass hurricane oil lamps Reilly Raub Lanc. hardware
runs great, $2295 OBO 717- plate $20 717-669-1257 $10ea 717-898-7553
449-6881 Small animal cages sets of 4 NIB $5ea 717-397-5929 book ‘44 $50 717-715-7339
Rubber roofing 10x25 $120 $20set 717-471-4829 Flower Girl Dress sz 6x no
2004 Cadillac DeVille, auto, 717-314-1397 Country Apple Accents/Decor Woolrich suit coat 42 pants
all for $25 717-940-5448 sleeves $25 717-940-5448
V8, 67k mls, new insp, good Four tires 185/65/15 good 36 nice $50ea 717-367-2943
tires, heated/cooling seats, Vntg leather coat size M, exc. tread $80 717-203-3764 J.G. hook winter coat (red)
cond $125 717-945-6635 plastic & steel barrels $8/ea. Black Leather Jacket Ex. Lg
leather int, tan w/ camel cloth 717-471-4829 $25 717-898-0503
Mens black 91/2 8” boots NIB $10 717-205-5366
top, garage kept, excellent 13 bags coarse brown mulch, $15 717-664-6527 Maple hutch exc. cond
cond. $4,700 717-664-0001 unopen $13 717­367­1236 GE stove like new $120 717- Carson Wentz rookie card
n/glass $100 717-898-0503
Murder in Paradise book R. 419-0933 $5 717-917-2285
Nikon Coolpix L810 $100 Gehman $125 717-715-7339 Fine China “style house” cor-
484-319-8412 Ski boots womens 7 rarely Antique butter churn, 1gal jar
sage $105 717-898-0503
Toshiba dvd/vcr combo $30 used $20 717-569-2543 $60 717-687-6202
Oak king size bed frame $75 717-572-4444 Craftsman s/p mower w/ bag
717-898-7553 5 dozen callaway golf balls Cabelas Camo insulated hip
$120 717-572-4444
Pewter Chandler 8 lights good $25 717-951-9147 boots size 9 $35 717-406-
Snowboard boots sz 8 North- $130 717-371-3131 Halloween wigs & costumes
wave exc $99 717-723-7349 Wilson leather jacket blk med very nice $5ea 717-733-0229 8132
Malibu Pilates Pro $100 zippered $40 717-898-2812
2012 Camaro RS Convert­ Boxed Mildred Keith doll with 32 pieces Corelle Morning 2 Clothes hampers ex. cond.
484-319-8412 Full-size bedding for girls
ible, manual V6, 33k mls, outfits $145 717-738-0562 Blue $25 717-393-8866 $6ea 717-656-7539
solid, fun to drive, $22,500 Antique Hurricane Kerosene room $20 717-538-0562
1995-S U.S. Silver Proof Wine fridge temp control grt GE refrigerator $120 717-
717­305­0901 Coin Set $45 717-299-0550 Lamps $25ea 717-426-1696 Tires 3-235/70/16 90% tread 419-0933
cond. $75 717-723-7349
2008 Chevy Malibu, Tan, 97k 30+ cook books all for $20 $100 717-342-4537
200 golf balls used clean Handicap toilet seat adjust. Electric dryer $149 717-672-
mls, good condition. $4,500 good $25 717-951-9147 717-656-7539 1909 Indian Head Cent nice 6352
717-587-9408 legs $17obo 717-426-1696
Waltham 31 day chime temp coin $15 717-299-0550
Train set HO Mr Good- Egho PB1000 leaf blower gd Lazy-boy recliner, burgundy,
2001 Chevy Lumina, green. 4 wrench $30 717-898-1909 clock $100 717-314-5895 5 refinished recaned side cond $65 717-445-4464 gd cond. $60 717-381-1148
door, seats 7. 3.1 engine. Carson Wentz Leaf Live chairs $25ea 717-342-4922
Well kept, new tires, lrg trunk. Craftsman 3hp oil air com- Mug collection your choice 21cf GE upright frzr, excel.
pressor $120 717-917-3068 Card $10 717-917-2285 Crockpot $20 717-672-6352 cond. $149 717-314-0541
$4900. 717-406-8935 $.50ea 717-656-7539
2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser, Xbox360 console like new w/ Glasstop Stove $149 717- Full size sofa, excellent cond. Handicap out of bed support Maytag Dryer, good condition
Limited Edition, Loaded, New 7 games $125 717-898-2812 672-6352 $120 717-390-9156 $12 717-299-1566 $85 717-449-6881
insp., 141k mls $2195obo, $.SUH¿Q7 *)ORRULQJ% Phila. Eagles Ornaments-3 The Westward Journey nick- Attends mens lrg underpants Fisher price baby swing cra-
717-742-7961 6) NIB $10 717-205-5366 els $15 717-684-4755 18pack $7obo 717-426-1696 dle nice $35 717-687-9775
2002 Corvette Coupe Golfers watch on belt plus Used upright freezer $100 Ten NIB U.S. five cent coins 15 unwrapped photo album GE dishwasher like new $75
red w/ blk, 1 owner, 2 tops, more 717-653-4385 717-293-3251 2004-06 $10 717-684-4755 fillers 12” $2ea 717-397-9232 717-419-0933
auto, 24.9k mls, $21,000
men’s brwn genuine lthr. 2 drawer filing cabinet, good White mtn icecream maker Various garage sale items for MRC power pack-HO or N
717-627-2647
jacket, Lg. $60 717-367-4617 condition $30 717-442-3301 gd cond $75 717-687-6202 resale $75 717-928-6113 trains $15 717-898-1909
2017 Ford Focus
Loaded, 335 mls, burgundy, Shoes, black, sz. 10, never Coca Cola w/bear in wrap NIB PH nonstick 10” straining Propane Grill w/ cover, good Beautiful Navajo turquoise
$22,500 717-361-1099 worn $20 717-598-9883 $20 717-653-4385 skillet $59 717-305-8341 condition $65 717-442-3301 ring sz10 $95 717-928-6113
2013 Ford Focus SE Mantis Mini Tiller $50 484- Throw rug good cond 38”L Decor cardboard photo bxes Am. Tourister lg. hard sided Craftsman 12” bandsaw on
Black. New Insp. Runs 319-8412 x22”W $10 717-733-0229 lk new $1.50 717-397-9232 suitcase $25 717-371-3131 stand $75 717-917-3068
good. $4900 obo.75k mls. Ladies bras 42c reds, blacks, Rubber roofing glue $120 New England clock bristol Baby bouncer Musical, vibra-
717-475-9773 whites $2ea 717-733-0229 717-314-1397 cuckoo $140 717-314-5895 tion exc $20 717-940-5448 SWAP ITEMS
‘11 ford focus SEL 32k miles, Vntg washboard wood/glass 2 “Little Soul Dolls” girl boy Sharp vacuum. Powerful. snow skis poles, brand new 1878-cc Morgan Silver 1$ ms
lthr seats, htd seats & mir- heirloom $35 717-723-7349 $20ea 717-951-9147 $25 717-492-8411 bindings, $25 717-413-4158 -63+ p/l swap 717-299-0550
rors, bluetooth, custom paint

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PET
SUVS/CROSSOVERS BIKES/MOTORCYCLES WANTED TO BUY MEDICAL/ DENTAL
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‘95 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer 1986 Harley Davidson SALE 6$/(6
Lancaster County Humane League w/ Sno­way plow. Good Sportster. Lots of custom ex­
plowing vehicle, good rubber. $3000
PET OF THE DAY
tras. Excellent condition
$10,500OBO 717­471­4715 $2900obo. (717) 898­2063 PENN MANOR Sign On Bonus
For information call 393-6551 2012 Honda CBR 250 RA 238 Bender Rd., Millersville.
like new, only 1,600 mls, Clothing, shoes, books, Pleasant View Retirement
Hilda ID#215128 $2,400 Call 717-285-6034 VHS/cassette tapes, house- Community currently has
Hi! I’m Hilda, a spayed-female hold/craft. Friday Nov 3, opportunities for energetic,
2005 Honda Shadow 750 dedicated, team­oriented
cat who’s 12-years-young! I had 14k miles Excellent Condi- Saturday Nov 4 7:00am to
3:00pm RNs to join our 5 Star
a little bit of a rough patch after tion $2995 717-368-3381 Health Care team. At
my owner passed, but now I’m 2003 Jeep Liberty 4x4 V6 Pleasant View, we offer a
doing better than ever! I would RARE 5­speed stick. 262k. 2007 Kawasaki Vulcan team­oriented work envi­
love a calm, quiet household Insp. Runs & drives well. 900cc cruiser, bat wing fair- ronment, competitive
that would rather lounge around and cuddle with me. If you $3200 leave vmail 278­3083 ing, lots of chrome ac- wages, and a comprehen­
cecories, passenger floor sive benefits package.
think I would be a good addition to your family, come by boards, Kuryakan handle-
The Humane League of Lancaster County for a visit! bar lifts and grips, 31,800
EMPLOYMENT We currently have the
miles, $3000 OBO following opportunities:
SPONSORED BY Ph# 717- 201-1459.
RN Charge Nurse:
Schools / Instruction 6am­2pm
2007 Kawasaki Vulcan Career Services (80 Hours Biweekly)
Employment
2005 Lincoln Navigator 900cc cruiser, bat wing fair-
Agencies RN Supervisor:
fully loaded new inspection ing, lots of chrome ac- Medical Dental 6am­2pm
DVD 157K miles $4,500obo cecories, passenger floor Office / Clerical (Every Other Weekend)
717­314­9658 boards, Kuryakan handle- Stores / Retailing 2pm­10pm
DOGS DOGS bar lifts and grips, 31,800 Restaurants / Food (48 Hours Biweekly)
CLASSIFIED ADS SELL ITEMS miles, $3000 OBO Service 10pm­6am
AKC Beagle Puppies, good Beautiful German Sheppard FAST...JUST LIKE MAGIC. Ph# 717- 201-1459. Mechanical / Trades
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ADVERTISE THEM WITH home raised, great disposi-
Volunteer Pleasant View
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2011 Suzuki C50T 805cc Per­ Situations Wanted 544 N Penryn Road
fect condition, garage kept. Child Care
Nursing/Elderly Care Manheim, PA 17545
2000 Suzuki Grand Vitara Fully Loaded, 1188 orig. mls Tobacco and drug free
CARS FOR SALE CLASSIC/SPECIALTY $5,795OBO 717­224­7033
VEHICLES new insp, new tires, new bat­ workplace
2000 Toyota Echo, good con- tery, new muffler, 157k mls, 2004 Yamaha Roadstar E.O.E.
dition, light blue, $1000 Call 1980 MGB Black Special $2,000 Call 717­381­5377 MEDICAL/ DENTAL
Silverado. Loaded, excellent
after 4pm 717-553-5698 Edition, Very Good 2011 VW Tiguan. White. 63k condition. Pics available. OFFICE/ CLERICAL
2014 Volvo S60, less than 9k Condition, Low Miles! mls. Sports pkg. Navigation. $3000 717-201-8204
mls, Seashell metallic, $8,500 717-413-2577 Sunroof. Leather. Good Con-
heated beige int, moon roof, dition $10,400 717-341-9853 MISC. RV'S
bluetooth, $19,975. Serious
calls only 717-569-1248 VANS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CLASSIC/SPECIALTY CLERK NEEDED
VEHICLES The South Central Transit
Authority is seeking a moti­
2003 INTERNATIONAL DIE- vated, self­starting individ­
SEL D3466 GVW 25,620 ‘52 MGTD (VW) Kit Car
4 cyl., 4 spd., AM/FM/CD ual for the position of Full­
NON CDL, 215 HP, 2600 Time Customer Service
$6000. Call 717­464­5606 32' 2009 Savoy Holiday
RPM, 2 YEAR OLD BED Clerk for its Shared Ride Di­
Rambler Camper­Loaded w/
AND DUMP SYSTEM, 17.5’ 1930 Model A 4 door Touring 07 Chevy Uplander LS, 58k vision in Lancaster County.
fridge, gas stove, gas heat,
X 42” HIGH SIDES, NEW Sedan, needs restoring, mls, straight body, mechani­ The qualified candidate
microwave, A/C, TV, washer,
TIRES, NEW PAINT . CALL $7,200 302-875-5157 OR cally sound, $6,875neg 717­
dryer hookups & two electric CERTIFIED must be able to deal effec­
BOB AT 610-837-6252 OR 302-381-9899 305­0901
bump outs. $11,500 OBO NURSE MIDWIFE tively with the public both in
484-239-3053 $29,500 2003 Chevy Ventura LS, 7 person and on the tele­
1930 Model A 2 door Sedan, Call Rob 610­718­6249
needs restoring, $6,800 302- passenger, 95k mls, RE- The Women’s Healthcare phone in an extremely fast­
875-5157 OR 302-381-9899 DUCED! asking $2,695OBO Group, a division of Susque­ paced environment. The
336-671-5177 (Leola, PA) hanna Valley Women’s position requires excellent
Health Care, has an oppor­ computer, telephone, cleri­
tunity for a CNM to become cal and bi­lingual communi­
part of our thriving, well es­ cation skills are required.
tablished, fast­paced, private The position will work a total
1983 Cadillac Coupe Deville OB/GYN practice. of 37.5 hrs/wk, some week­
59k miles, garage kept, V8, 2002 Holiday Rambler Am­ ends required at the Queen
clean interior, $2,300 Chester bassador Motorhome, 36ft, Our Practice contains an in­ Street Station in downtown
1924 Model T Touring Diesel, Auto Levelers, 2 house lab and ultrasound
County 484­667­6176 2013 Toyota Sienna XLT, 73k Lancaster.
excellent condition, Slideouts, Generator, New services. York Hospital is
CARS WANTED; Muscle, complete restoration, runs mls, very good/excell. condi­ Insp., Very Good Condition.
tion, silver/sky, private owner, within two miles and includes Resumes and salary history
Sports, Classic, Antique, etc. well. $11,000 717­405­8116 REDUCED $37,500FIRM ambulatory services, inpa­
Jeff Gast 717-575-4561 $19,900 717­725­7680 should be submitted to:
717­464­5298 tient and out­patient services, Laura A. Hopko, Director of
TRUCKS/TRAILERS/ level III NICU, 24­hour anes­ Administration & HR, SCTA,
CONSTRUCTION thesia and a maternal fetal 45 Erick Rd, Lancaster,
medicine department. Over PA 17601, by fax to
2004 Chevy C4500 KODIAK 1,000 deliveries are per­ 610­921­9420 or via e­mail
113K miles, 1 owner Dura- formed per year with the ma­ to lhopko@sctapa.com.
max Diesel with Allison Auto- jority of vaginal deliveries at­ Applicants may also apply
1967 Mustang fully restored matic, Quad Cab, Utility tended by CNMs. in person to the address
1972 Chevelle, 4 speed, 350 must see $17,000.00 Call Body, Ladder rack, Diesel above.
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Eagles: Gamble on Ajayi


NFL NOTEBOOK

Union appeals ruling


on Elliott’s suspension Continued from C1
State, he did tear his
right ACL, and knee
satisfaction with Ajayi
and his doubts about
Ajayi’s future with the
could argue that the
Eagles would have
been better served
problems limited him Dolphins contributed acquiring a left tackle
Hoping to have to seven games as a to the decision to trade at this trade deadline,
rookie with the Dol- him, and Roseman’s given the uncertainty
him suited up for phins in 2015 and might friendship and close about Halapoulivaati
Sunday’s game have contributed to his working relation- Vaitai and the over-
struggles this season. ship with Dolphins all depth along the
The union for NFL play- It’s difficult to dispute president and general offensive line, and
ers has turned to a federal that his presence, in manager Mike Tannen- they might yet need
appeals court in its quest a vacuum, makes the baum put the Eagles in to acquire one this
to let Dallas Cowboys team with the NFL’s an excellent position offseason. Peters and
running back Ezekiel El- best record even better as a trade partner. It’s the position are that
liott play Sunday. right now, and if the worth noting, though, important.
Union lawyers say El- Eagles reach or — dare that the Eagles, for all That’s the needle
liott’s six-game suspen- we say it? — win the intents and purpose, here, and it has an
sion over domestic vio- Super Bowl, everyone have abandoned the eyelash-wide eye. Rose-
lence allegations should around Philadelphia notion that they would man and the Eagles are
be delayed until the 2nd will be too busy gulping rebuild themselves, not pulling a Cleveland
U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- champagne and picking post-Chip Kelly, from Browns-like overhaul,
peals considers the issue. confetti out of their within and in a deliber- but they will sell this
League lawyers did not ASSOCIATED PRESS hair to worry about the ate manner. Wentz has trade not as an all-in
immediately comment. Dallas Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliott, right, exits federal long-term costs. fulfilled any reasonable poker play but as a
The NFL Players As- court Monday after a hearing in New York. expectations for his continuation of their
sociation asked federal Attitude play and development particular strategy:
Judge Katherine Polk The Browns have had selected by Panthers first- adjustment? so far, and because he remaining flexible,
Failla on Tuesday to sus- an interest in McCarron round pick in 2014, while has been so good so able to adjust to new
pend her Monday ruling for some time. Cleve- missing the entire 2015 But trades, in any pro fast, and because he will conditions and trade
during an appeal. She land coach Hue Jackson season with a knee injury. sport, don’t happen be on his cost-effective markets. Hey, Jay is 24,
refused, so the file was worked with him when 49ers acquire QB in vacuums, ever. The rookie contract for least a young player, and he’s
moved to the Manhattan- he was the offensive coor- Garoppolo from Patri- Dolphins lost, 40-0, to one more full season, cost-controlled, and he
based appeals court. dinator in Cincinnati. ots: The San Francisco the Baltimore Ravens it’s understandable that could be here a while.
The 22-year-old Elliott While Jackson develops 49ers have acquired their last week, and coach Roseman would want … As long as we’ve got
was suspended in August rookie DeShone Kizer, quarterback of the fu- Adam Gase cited Ajayi to take advantage of Carson, we’re in the
after he had several phys- McCarron would have ture by trading for New as one of the reasons such favorable circum- mix. Still, the strategy
ical confrontations in the given the winless Browns England backup Jimmy for the embarrassing stances. puts heavy pressure on
summer of 2016 with his (0-8) a better chance to Garoppolo. performance and for Roseman to maintain
then-girlfriend. win in the season’s sec- The Niners said Tues- the offense’s plummet Holes to fill it, trading draft picks
Paperwork flub nixes ond half. Cleveland has a day that they had agreed to the floor of the NFL’s only to bank on acquir-
Browns, Bengals trade: bye this week. to send a 2018 second- statistical rankings. Those circumstances, ing more later, and it
A proposed trade be- Bills get Benjamin in round pick to the Patri- There were questions though, still need man- puts as much or more
tween the Browns and trade with Panthers: ots in the deal. It will be about Ajayi’s attitude aging. By surrendering on player-personnel
Bengals involving quar- The Buffalo Bills have up- official once Garoppolo and preparation, ac- the fourth-round pick chief Joe Douglas, the
terback A.J. McCarron graded their patchwork passes a physical. cusations that he was for Ajayi, the Eagles man whose gimlet eye
fell through when paper- group of receivers by San Francisco (0-8) had a selfish player, and have just six picks in for talent is supposed to
work was not filed to the agreeing to acquire Kel- been expected to either those concerns don’t next year’s draft — and allow Roseman to keep
NFL before the 4 p.m. vin Benjamin in a trade draft a quarterback high simply vanish because just one in the draft’s wheeling and dealing as
deadline. with the Carolina Pan- in the first round next he’s joining a 7-1 team. first three rounds. he has.
The teams had an agree- thers. year or try to acquire a It will be on coach They will face chal- For now, it’s all fun
ment in place, sending Carolina acquired Buf- proven starter like Kirk Doug Pederson and the lenging and potentially and excitement. The
McCarron to Cleveland, falo’s third- and seventh- Cousins in free agency. leadership core among costly decisions after Eagles are 7-1 and
but paperwork did not ar- round picks in next year’s Instead, they decided the players — Wentz, this season about pend- didn’t stand pat. That’s
rive at the league office in draft in making the deal to strike early and put the Malcolm Jenkins, oth- ing free agents Alshon always a thrill around
time, said league spokes- reached just before the fate of their franchise in ers — to make sure that Jeffery, Timmy Jerni- here. Howie Roseman
man Brian McCarthy. He NFL’s trade deadline the hands in a quarter- Ajayi doesn’t disrupt gan, and Nigel Bradham and the Eagles are
did not provide any fur- Tuesday. back who has started just what, by all accounts, and Jason Peters’ sea- banking now that this
ther detail about why the Benjamin has had spot- two games in four NFL is a cohesive locker son-ending knee injury one, this time, will last
transaction wasn’t final- ty production over two- seasons. room. complicated matters longer than it usually
ized. plus seasons since being SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS Certainly, Gase’s dis- in multiple ways. One does.

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49° 54° 42° 44° 53° 49° 38°
POP: 60% POP: 10% POP: 40% POP: 10% POP: 60% POP: 40% POP: 25%
A little afternoon rain Mostly cloudy and warmer Mostly cloudy and warm; a Cooler with times of sun Mostly cloudy with Mostly cloudy and mild Mostly cloudy
p.m. shower and clouds sprinkles with a shower
Wind: E 4-8 mph Wind: S 6-12 mph Wind: W 6-12 mph Wind: E 4-8 mph Wind: SE 7-14 mph Wind: S 7-14 mph Wind: NW 7-14 mph

ALMANAC REGION POP: Probability of Precipitation


WORLD
24HOUR TEMPERATURE RECORD LANCASTER Erie TODAY THU
60° Occasional rain this afternoon. 47/44 Bradford Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
50° High 52 to 56. Winds east 4-8 mph. 42/40 Scranton Athens 64/50/pc 66/51/s
40° A little rain this evening. Low 47 47/45 Baghdad 86/63/s 87/65/s
to 51. Winds southeast 3-6 mph. Oil City Williamsport
Beijing City 63/39/s 61/37/c
30° Bermuda 79/73/sh 77/72/pc
12 AM 3 6 9 NOON 3 6 9 12 AM Warmer tomorrow. 45/43 Punxsutawney 45/42 Cairo 81/65/pc 80/63/s
Lancaster statistics through 7 p.m. at 45/43 Wilkes-Barre Dublin 57/45/pc 52/41/pc
Millersville University Weather Station DELAWAREMARYLAND
Butler State College 49/47 Frankfurt 55/42/pc 57/41/c
Clouds and sunshine today; a little Hong Kong 81/67/s 83/69/s
TEMPERATURE rain in the Maryland panhandle. 47/43 44/41
Lancaster 56°/42° Jerusalem 68/55/pc 66/54/pc
High 46 to 69. New York City London 60/43/c 57/44/pc
Ephrata 56°/40° Harrisburg Allentown 55/53
Altoona Mexico City 75/57/pc 77/54/pc
New Holland 56°/41° Pittsburgh 51/48
Lancaster (last year) 55°/39° 46/43 52/48 Moscow 32/22/c 32/24/s
POCONOS 49/45 Philadelphia Nassau 83/74/pc 84/74/pc
Normals for the day 60°/39° A touch of rain this afternoon. Lancaster Paris 58/44/c 58/45/pc
Year to date high 95° on June 13 Hagerstown 58/56
High 42 to 46. York 54/49 Rio de Janeiro 76/67/c 77/65/s
Year to date low 10° on Jan. 9 Morgantown 53/48 Rome 67/46/s 66/51/pc
PRECIPITATION 55/49 54/50 Wilmington San Juan 87/77/s 87/76/s
24 hours ending 7 p.m. 0.00” Martinsburg Baltimore 60/52 Atlantic City
Sydney 70/59/c 72/61/pc
Tokyo 68/52/pc 68/56/r
Month to date
Normal month to date
2.93”
3.00”
AIR QUALITY 51/42 61/49 64/59 Toronto 48/41/c 61/48/sh
Month to date departure -0.07 Today’s forecast Washington
Cape May
Year to date 31.56” 64/55
64/60
Forecasts and NATION
Normal year to date 34.93” 0 50 100 150 200 300 500 graphics provided by TODAY THU
Year to date departure -3.37 Yesterday’s readings Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures Rehoboth Beach AccuWeather, Inc. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
Greatest Nov. total 8.39” (1932) are today’s highs and tonight’s lows. 66/59 ©2017 Anchorage 41/31/s 41/29/pc
Main Pollutant Ozone
Least Nov. total 0.00” (1963) Particulates 15 Atlanta 72/57/pc 74/57/pc
Source: www.atmos.millersville.edu/~wic Ozone 28 NATION Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. Atlantic City
Baltimore
64/59/pc
61/49/c
71/60/pc
73/54/pc
PRECIPITATION 0-50: Good. 51-100: Moderate. 101-150: Unhealthy
for sensitive groups. 151-200: Unhealthy. 201-300: Boston 54/50/pc 65/59/c
Total precipitation for the 24-hour Very unhealthy. 301-500: Hazardous. Winnipeg Buffalo 48/42/pc 62/51/sh
period ending 7 p.m. yesterday Source: Pennsylvania Department of Seattle Cleveland 49/45/sn 66/52/sh
34/24 Montreal
54/44 Chicago 49/45/c 57/38/sh
Brownstown 0.00” Environmental Protection 49/40
Columbia 0.00” Charlotte 73/53/pc 75/51/c
Billings
County Park 0.00” HISTORY 42/24
Minneapolis
40/32
Toronto
48/41
Dallas
Denver
80/62/pc
71/39/pc
93/62/s
61/34/pc
Ephrata 0.00” On Nov. 1, 1861, a hurricane bat- New York Harrisburg 52/48/r 70/54/c
Flory Mill 0.00” tered the Union fleet as it tried to 55/53
Honolulu 87/74/c 88/74/s
Manheim 0.00” attack ports in the Carolinas. Detroit
Las Vegas 79/58/s 76/55/s
Mount Joy 0.00” Chicago 47/44
San Francisco 49/45 Los Angeles 69/58/pc 69/57/pc
Smoketown 0.00” 65/52 Denver Washington
71/39 Nashville 67/56/c 75/62/c
Truce 0.00” 64/55 New Orleans 77/66/c 81/66/pc
Kansas City
Source: Lancaster County Emergency
Management Agency
SUN AND MOON Los Angeles
69/58
55/45 New York
Orlando
55/53/pc
79/61/pc
69/60/pc
82/63/pc
TODAY THU Philadelphia 58/56/c 73/58/pc
RIVER STAGES Sunrise 7:34 a.m. 7:36 a.m.
Atlanta
Phoenix 83/62/s 83/62/pc
Levels as of 7:00 a.m. yesterday Sunset 6:03 p.m. 6:01 p.m. 72/57 Pittsburgh 49/45/r 66/55/c
El Paso
Below Moonrise 4:56 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 79/56 Salt Lake City 69/50/s 69/52/s
Susquehanna Feet Flood Moonset 4:20 a.m. 5:27 a.m. San Francisco 65/52/pc 67/56/pc
at Harrisburg 5.38 11.62 Houston Wash., D.C. 64/55/c 75/58/pc
Full Last New First Chihuahua 79/68
at Marietta 35.55 13.45 Miami TUESDAY EXTREMES
83/50
82/69
Conestoga For the 48 contiguous states
Monterrey
at Lancaster 4.29 6.71 82/60 High: 88° at McAllen, TX
at Conestoga 1.87 —— Nov 4 Nov 10 Nov 18 Nov 26 Low: 3° at Alliance, NE
T-storms Rain Showers Snow Flurries Ice Cold Front Warm Front Stationary Front
Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy,
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