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SELINSGROVE STATE POLICE Retail Theft 6:45 p.m. October 31, at Walmart, at 980 N. Susquehanna Trail, in Monroe Township. Moses Jabar Messiah Brice, 23, of Selinsgrove, removed $440 worth of merchandise from the store. Theft by Deception/Bad Checks 12 p.m. March 12, at Fuller’s General Store, at 4959 PA Rt. 104, in Perry Township. Lorraine S. Brunner, 40, of Port Royal, issued a bad check in the amount of $50. Retail Theft 6:19 p.m. September 18-27, at Walmart, at 980 N. Susquehanna Trail, in Monroe Township. Regina Amons, 47, and Lawrence Douglas Wilson, 45, both of Lewisburg, com-mitted retail theft by failing to pay for several items in the self checkout line totaling $640.20. Both were charged with retail theft and related offenses. PFA Violation 1:15 p.m. October 29, at Country Side Village, in Monroe Township. Troy Wentzel, 51, of Selinsgrove, violated a Protection From Abuse Order. Wentzel was charged with con-tempt for violation of order of agreement. Act 64 8:10 p.m. October 8, at Susquehanna University , in the Selinsgrove Borough. Mackenzie Frances Patten, 18, of Skyes-ville, MD, was found to be in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Patten was charged for same. Theft of Services Between 12:01 a.m.-7 p.m. October 28, at A&A Auto Parts, in Monroe Township. Unknown actor(s) threw two bags of household refuge in the dumpster of the store with-out permission. Anyone with information is asked to contact po-lice at 570-3748145 and reference F07-1250444. Retail Theft 12:39 p.m. October 17, at Sunoco A Plus, in Perry Township. Colby Michael Saner, 18, and Michael Thomas Mill-er, 42, both of Mt. Pleasant Mills, were both charged with retail theft. The retail thefts took place at the Sunoco A Plus. Theft from a Motor Vehicle Between 1:30-10:30 a.m. Novem-ber 1, at Aline Used Auto Sales, in Mt. Pleasant Mills, in Perry Township. Actor(s) removed a tailgate from a red 2001 Ford F-150 and fled the scene. Crash 6:50 a.m. October 31, on Smalsh Barrick Road, 459 feet south of Tame Deer Road, in Jackson Township. A 2010 Kia Soul driven by McKenna J. Gregory, 21, of Selinsgrove, was traveling north on Smalsh Barrick Road. As the vehicle crested a hill it traveled slightly off of the east side of the roadway be-fore traveling across both lanes of travel, off the west side of the roadway where it hit an embankment before rolling onto its roof where it came to final rest in the southbound lane. Theft of Services Between June 1-September 30, at 5340 Trox-elville Road, in Adams Township. Roger Lee Moyer, 61, of Bea-vertown, discovered a power cord had been run from his garage to a rental property. It is unknown when the power cord was connected and who connected it. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 570-374-8145 and reference incident F07-1247179. Theft of Services Between October 21-30, at 5340 Troxelville Road, in Adams Township. Roger Lee Moyer, 61, of Beaver-town, discovered that his copper piping was removed from his rental property and replaced with PVC piping. Anyone with in-formation is asked to contact police at 570-374-8145 and refer-ence incident F07-1250678. Retail Theft August 25, at Target, at 501 Marketplace Blvd., in Monroe Township. Edward Joseph Bickel, of Selinsgrove, re-moved items, namely DVDs, from the store without paying for them. Retail Theft September 23, at Target, at 501 Marketplace Blvd., in Monroe Township. Edward Joseph Bickel, of Selinsgrove, and Zachary Delroy Reaser, of Allenwood, removed items, namely DVDs, from the store without paying for them. Simple Assault 11 p.m. October 28, at 501 Walnut Street, in Center Township. A known male, 38, and a known juvenile, 12, both of Penns Creek, got into a physical altercation. During the altercation, the 38 year old male struck the 12 year old male in the face three times causing swelling, cuts, and bleeding. Bad Checks 8 a.m. August 19, at Mull’s Auto Sales, at 360 Clif-ford Road, in Penn Township. A known male provided Mull’s Auto Sales with a check for $500 that was returned for non-sufficient funds. Bad Checks Between 8 a.m.-11 p.m. July 29, at GA Trans-port, in Monroe Township. GA Transport received a check from a RPM Performance employee out of Florida for delivering a vehicle to them. The check was returned due to non-sufficient funds. The investigation continues. Crash 8:17 a.m. November 1, on SR 522, at 492 feet west of Lisalyn Road, in Penn Township. A 2014 Toyota Corolla driven by Cindy D. Clotfelter, 54, of Middleburg, was traveling south on SR 522. The vehicle struck a deer with its front end. After impact, the vehicle pulled onto the shoulder of the roadway and came to rest facing south. No injuries were reported. Burglary Between September 1-November 1, at 5926 Heister Valley Road, in West Perry Township. Actor(s) entered the resi-dence of Steven Renninger, 52, of Richfield, removed items and fled the scene.

Deeds: Beth Ann Miller Mull & Ronald C. Mull, Middleburg & Steven A. Kratzer & Deborah L. Kratzer, Middleburg Stanley R. Kratzer Jr. & Anne G. Kratzer, Greensboro, NC to Mary E. Eaton, Selins-grove property in Franklin for the sum of 75,000.00. Titus B. Hostetler & A. Arlene Hostetler, Selinsgrove to Larry D. Troutman & Denise A. Troutman, Mt. Pleasant Mills property in Penn Township for the sum of 25,000.00. Joan Wolfe McClure, West Chester to Troy A. Dressler, Selins-grove property in Jackson Township for the sum of 1.00. Jerry R. Hollenbach, New Columbia to Travis J. Hollenbach & Emily M. Hollenbach, Mifflinburg property in Middleburg Bor-ough for the sum of 1.00. Carolyn A. Keister Knepp, & Michael L. Knepp, Middleburg to Dale L. Clinger & Ashley M. Clinger, Middleburg property in Middleburg Borough for the sum of 1.00. Gale Hoffman For Paul C. Kerstetter to Charles Mainhart & Su-zanne Mainhart, Middleburg property in Washington Township for the sum of 125,000.00. Charles E. Mainhart & Suzanne M. Mainhart, Middleburg to Raymond L. Sampsell & Tracy A. Sampsell, Selinsgrove property in Washington Township for the sum of 379,900.00. Edward K. Abrahims to Thomas Alan Abrahims & Jennifer Abra-hims, Shamokin Dam property in Shamokin Dam Borough for the sum of 1.00. David H. Livengood & Mary B. Livengood to Scott M. Tice & Debra E. Tice, Middleburg property in West Perry Township for the sum of 30,000.00. Debra K. Kerstetter, Port Trevorton & Scott E. Landis, Mifflin & Tracy A. Landis, Port Trevorton to Lamar B. Martin, Port Trevor-ton & Curtis M. Brubaker, Liverpool property in Chapman Town-ship for the sum of 116,000.00. Connie J. Swisher & Gary L. Swisher Sr., Parkersburg, WV to Angela S. Pufnak, Mifflinburg property in Franklin Township for the sum of 99,000.00. Carl E. Zechman & Cora J. Zechman, Selinsgrove & Stacey T. Shrawder, Sunbury & Vince L. Shrawder & Lisa L. Shrawder, Paxinos & Warren E. Kerstetter & Cynthia D. Kerstetter, Mcali-sterville to Rayn K. Swinehart & Sherri L. Swinehart, Middleburg property in Middlecreek Township for the sum of 18,000.00. Thomas C. Clark For Betty A. Gemberling, Union Township to Kdm Gp, Selinsgrove property in Union Township for the sum of 60,000.00. Rdg Mill Road Asso. to John C. Hoover, Selinsgrove property in Monroe Township for the sum of 238,701.00. Kris A. Wendt, Selinsgrove to Kris A. Wendt & Deborah J. Wendt, Selinsgrove property in Monroe Township For The Sum 1.00. Sheriff’s Deed: Joseph S. Reigle Jr. & Michael R. Auman to Ja-son L. Kline & Mary A. Kline, Freeburg property in Washington Township for the sum of 97,000.00. John R. Thomas Jr. & Polly Jane Swank to Dana A. Fisher & Kathy J. Fisher Trust, McClure property in West Beaver Township for the sum of 60,000.00. Donald S. Walters & Ruth Ann Walters, Beavertown to John M. Kurtz & Arlene M. Kurtz, Beavertown property in Beaver Town-ship for the sum of 650,000.00. Thomas M. Hartman & Karen D. Hartman, Penns Creek & Betty L. Zechman, Penns Creek to Thomas M. Hartman & Karen D. Hartman, Penns Creek property in Center Township for the sum of 1.00. Chad S. Aucker, Kreamer to William H. Weist, Middleburg prop-erty in Center Township for the sum of 75,000.00. Alan P. Deppen, Penns Creek & Amanda J. Deppen, Easton to Alan P. Deppen, Penns Creek property in Penns Creek for the sum of 1.00. Estate Of Leslie Lauver Nipple By Lorne R. Nipple to Beulah Properties LLC, Mt. Pleasant Mills property in Selinsgrove Bor-ough for the sum of 1.00. Glenda J. Snook Hough, Spring Township to Kevin E. Forney & Heather N. Forney, Watsontown property in Spring Township for the sum of 40,000.00. Jason A. Snook & LaDawn M. Snook, McClure to Kevin E. For-ney & Heather N. Forney, Watsontown property in West Beaver Township for the sum of 40,000.00. Jessica M. Unstead Hause, Middleburg to Jessica J. Zimmerman, Mifflinburg property in Adams Township for the sum of 1.00.

Divorce Decrees: Angela M. Briggs, Beaver Springs from Ralph Briggs, McAli-sterville Nicole Walter, Beavertown from Kevin Walter, Beavertown Jamie S. Osborne, Beavertown from Barry Osborne, Lewistown Amy J. Hain, Port Trevorton from Eric I. Hain, Richfield

Marriage Licenses: Jesse Aaron Etzler, Beavertown to Kristy Lane Brubaker, Bea-vertown Brian Martin Brubaker, Port Trevorton to Kimberly Martin Auk-er, Port Trevorton Scott Allen Radel, Winfield to Ann Louise Ulmer, Winfield Christopher Harold Hupp, Port Trevorton to Andrea Catherine Weikel, Port Trevorton Manuel Criado Jr., Selinsgrove to Jamie Marie Heimbach, Se-linsgrove

DISTRICT JUDGE JOHN H. REED, SELINSGROVE Charged Richard Allen Wands, 57, of Winfield, with accidents in-volving damage to attended vehicle or property and driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked on October 23. A pre-liminary hearing is scheduled for November 24, at 10 a.m. Charged Tiffany Marie Whyne, 23, of St. Clair, PA, with retail theft on October 23. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Novem-ber 25, at 11:15 a.m. Charged Kenneth Michael Holland, 33, of Sunbury, with two counts of retail theft and receiving stolen property on October 23. He was arraigned on October 27, and was unable to post $25,000 bail. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 10, at 11 a.m. Charged Anthony William Brizgis, 22, of Middleburg, with bad checks on October 27. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for No-vember 25, at 10 a.m. Charged Fredrick Joseph Shattuck, 43, of Beaver Springs, with driving under the influence of alcohol with general impairment, driving under the influence of the highest rate of alcohol BAC .16 or higher, notice of change of name or address, driving on roadways laned for traffic, careless driving, and periods for requiring lighted lamps on October 23. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for De-cember 1, at 9 a.m. Charged Antonio J. Mantz, 19, of Winfield, with driving under the influence of a schedule 1 controlled substance, driving under the influence of drugs or a combination of drugs, driving under the influence of a solvent or noxious substance, sale or illegal use of certain solvents and noxious substances, notice of change of name or address, driving on right side of roadway, driving on roadways laned for traffic, driving vehicle at safe speed, and careless driving on October 27. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 25, at 11:45 a.m. Charged Jolyn Elizabeth Rought, 27, of Sunbury, with bad checks on October 22. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 25, at 9:45 a.m.

The following items were sold on Thursday, October 30, 2014: Produce: Apples: $2 to $20 per ½ bushel; Apples: $50 to $250 per 24" bin; Green Beans: $15 to $18 per ½ bushel; Lima Beans: $8 to $10 per ½ bushel; Broccoli: 60¢ to $1 per head; Brussel Sprouts: $2.50 to $3 per piece; Green Cabbage: 20¢ to 90¢ per head; Cauliflower: $1 to $2.55 per head; Eggplant: $8 to $12 per bushel; Grapes: $6 to $10 per case; Spanish Onions: $12 to $13 per 50 pounds; Candy Onions: $6 to $10 per ½ bushel; Green Peppers: $5 to $8 per bushel; Hot Peppers: $3 to $6 per ½ bushel; Red Peppers: $12 to $16 per bushel; Pickles: $12 to $26 per ½ bushel; Red Potatoes A's: $4 to $7 per 50 pounds; Sweet Potatoes: $9 to $18 per 50 pounds; White Potatoes A's: $4 to $8 per 50 pounds; Red Beets: $5 to $8 per ½ bushel; Acorn Squash: $3 to $6 per bushel; Butternut Squash: $3 to $6 per bushel; Spa-ghetti Squash: $3 to $6 per bushel; Plum Tomatoes: $8 to $12 per ½ bushel; Local Tomatoes 1's: $15 to $26 per 25 pounds; Lo-cal Tomatoes 2's: $12 to $18 per 25 pounds; Canners Tomatoes: $5 to $8 per 25 pounds; Turnips: $7 to $11 per 25 pounds.

The following items were sold on Tuesday, November 4, 2014: Grass: $210 to $220 per ton; Alfalfa: $200 per ton; Mixed: $240 per ton; Straw: $110 to $120 per ton; Straw: $12.50 per bale; Ear Corn: $80 to $110 per ton; Firewood: $50 to $290 per load; Calf: $10 to $450 per hundred; Fats: $90 to $177 per hun-dred; Cow: $5 to $110 per hundred; Bull: $84 to $147.50 per hundred; Feeder: $40 to $245 per hundred; Hogs: $60 to $92 per hundred; Pigs: $20 to $70 per head; Sows: $70 to $74 per hundred; Boars: $34 to $56 per hundred; Sheep: $70 to $90 per hundred; Goat: $35 to $192 per head; Lamb: $135 to $235 per hundred; Caull Pig: $60 to $72 per head.

The following items were sold on Thursday, October 30, 2014: Mix Grass Hay: $85 to $210 per ton; Corn Fodder: $100 per ton; Ear Corn: $110 per ton; Firewood: $40 per pickup load.

Total Number of Incidents: 361Crime ActivityOffenses Reported: 65Total Founded Offenses: 64Offenses Cleared: 32Criminal Arrests: 45

Patrol ActivityCrashes: 50

Fatal Crashes: 0Hit & Run Accidents: 10Fatalities: 0Injured: 18DUI Arrests: 8DUI Related Crashes: 3DUI Related Fatalities: 0Traffic Citations: 165Warnings Issued: 16

Selinsgrove State Police Report for the Month of October 2014

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Barnes And Noble Signing Benefits PACFI

All proceeds benefited Pennsylvania Cystic Fibrosis, Inc. (PACFI) at the “Books & Bears for Cystic Fibrosis” signing held at Barnes and Noble in Lewisburg. Barnes and Noble rep-resentative Jen Marino (center) stands with authors Bob Derr and Pat Robbins. Robbins wrote “In the Morning Light” about her twin daughters with CF and Derr wrote “Burke’s Tour” about his son’s battle with CF. Derr also signed the collector’s edition of Burke P. Bear that was named after his son.