2 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, January 17, 1996 By GRACE R. DOVE Post Staff KINGSTON TOWNSHIP - In theireagerness todeclare an emer- gency during last week's heavy ~ snowfall, the supervisors sec- onded a resolution declaring the emergency in concert. The declared emergency will make the township eligible for any available state or federal re- imbursement to help pay forsome of the cleanup. It will cover snow removal, but won't pay for road salt or cinders. The supervisors also unani- mously denied a request from Captain Roy Evans of Canandaigua, NY, to rezone a property at 20 North Memorial Supervisors declare emergency Highway from residential to busi- ness (B-2) so that he can open a craft shop there. In other business, the supervi- sors unanimously approved the appointment of manager Jeff Box as head of the police and non- uniformed pension funds, the fi- nal payment of $3,933.70 toJerry Gross HVAC for work on the mu- nicipal building's heating and cool- ing systems and the final reading ofan ordinance requiring permits for all on-lot sewage systems. Zoning and codes enforcement officer Ben Gorey was unani- mously authorized to attend three building Officers’ Codes Associa- tion (BOCA)-sponsored training in Reading, at a cost of $837.20 plus expenses. DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT Exeterresident Kevin P. Burns, 36, was charged Jan. 12 with publicdrunkenness, reckless en- dangerment, disorderly conduct and multiple counts ofaggravated assault after threatening police officers during an arrest at the Kandle-Lite Lounge on Carverton Road in Kingston Township. Kingston Township officers Buckler and Maransky had been notified by the Exeter police that they were looking for Burns, who ‘had an outstanding warrant for 'D.U.L, in connection with an ear- lier incident in Exeter. ~The Exeter police had traced a phone call from Burns to the ‘Kandle Lite, where Buckler learned he had rented a room and ‘was with another person who had ‘a gun. When Buckler found Burns in .the parking lot, Burns told the ‘officer he had a gun, then tried to ‘leave in a taxi. Burns then left the taxi and ran across the parking .lot, where Buckler and Maransky ‘caught him. Police later found the object Burns was carrying and had told them was a gun was actually a cellular phone. The preliminary hearing will be held Jan. 22 at 12:30 p.m. TWO WAIVE D.U.L CHARGES TO COURT Forty Fort resident Daniel Yadrnak, 40, and Dallas resident Joseph Solinski, 50, waived their rights to preliminary hearings Jan. 11 before District Justice James Tupper on charges of D.U.I. Yadrnak was arrested Nov. 22 by state police corporal James Degnan after being observed driv- ing erratically on Route 309. A blood test indicated his blood al- ‘cohol level was . 13. The legal limit is .10. Solinski was arrested Nov. 15 by Lehman Township patrolman Martin Maransky after being in- volved in an accident at Route 415 and Briar Crest Road. He failed field sobriety tests and was arrested after refusing to take a blood alcohol test. Hunter charged in shooting at park the hill to the left. When he went to see if he had hit the deer, he heard two shots 200 to 300 yards away to his left and someone calling, “A.J! I got a deer!” vy He then left the woods with + his nephew, he said. Reed told Jolley he didn’t know anyone had been shot } p.m., then heard two more shots, yelling and a shout, “I got a buck!” Fernandes told officers he heard three shots which sounded like they came from the same gun. He ran towards Reed and asked if Reed had hit a deer. Reed replied that some- one else had shot, and refused Plains resident Ronald E. Reed was arraigned before Dis- trict Justice James Tupper on a charge of failure to stop and give assistance at an accident in connéction with a Nov. 29 hunting accident in Frances Slocum State Park, Kingston Township, in which Kingston Township residentJohn Voytko cording to court records. Oliveri told officers he heard one shot close to sunset, a scream and two more shots from the same area as the first. He then heard Voytko calling for help because he had been shot. During the subsequent in- vestigation, wildlife conserva- was wounded. tion officer James Jolley of the to allow him to go look for an- and didn't see anyone over the & The charge is a misdemeanor Pennsylvania Game Comumnis- other uncle they were hunting hill from him. Officers found Ll < punishable by a fine of up to sion interviewed all hunters with, Fernandes said. two spent .30-30 caliber gun $5,000, up to two years in jail who had been in the area at the During a second interview cartridges and a partially empty and loss of hunting privileges time of the shooting, including with Jolley, Reed said he had pack of Marlboro cigarettes 62 for 10 years. Reed and his nephew, Darrin been hunting with a .30-30- yards from the place where Neither Voytko nor his R. Fernandes, who was hunt- caliber Marlin lever action rifle, Voytko was shot. brother-in-law and hunting ing with him. had fired one shot at a Y-buck, His preliminary hearing be- companion, Anthony Oliveri, Reed originally told Jolley he which was about 60 yards away, fore Tupper has been sched- could identify the shooter, ac- had fired a shot at about 4:30 and saw the deer move down uled for January 18 at 10 a.m. {@ Harveys Lake Crime | Watch meets Jan. 31. The Harveys Lake Crime Watch will meet Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. at the borough building. An open house with refreshments will be held at: 7:30 p.m. following the meeting. The drawing for the 50-50 raffle] will be held during the meeting. § ¢ Tickets. are still available for $1 © ° from any Crime Watch member or: Drury’'s Restaurant. Harveys Lake slates - Yule tree pickup Harveys Lake Borough will have a Christmas tree pick up on Fri- day, January 19, weather condi- tions permitting. KT planners cancel special meeting : The Kingston Township Plan- ning Commission special meeting = scheduled for 7:00 p.m. onJanu- ary 23, 1996 is cancelled. A new A date for the special meeting will be selected at the next regular meeting on February 6, 1996 at 8 p.m. in the Township Municipal Building. ; POST PHOTO/GRACE R. DOVE New business opens in Shavertown The Waterlily, featuring custom floral arrangements, house plants, dish gardens made on the premises, wall hangings, Raggedy Ann dolls, stuffed bears, basketry, sculpture and paintings, held its grand opening January 14 with a sculpture exhibit by area artist Edna Ceola. Winners of a $50 gift certificate were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smallwood of Dallas. The business is owned by Julie Roan, Jerry Scott and David Stout, who has 12 years experience as a custom floral designer. The owners thank area residents for their patronage and plan to have specials for Valentine's Day. | | SPROG : yd of \ 12 BLIZZARD °F 96 f " ' Wigan N.E. 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