Man Jailed On Drug Charges
A Shinglehouse man was sent to Potter County Jail on Friday after he was arraigned before District Judge Kari A. Stubbs on drug charges filed by Shinglehouse officer Bradley S. Buchholz.
Derek Fagan, 28, of Shinglehouse, PA, was arraigned at 7:15 PM on Friday for the following charges:
Working Structure Fire
At 11:01 pm on Saturday, Bradford Township Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a location across the street from 492 Interstate Parkway for a working structure fire with heavy fire & smoke showing. Station 19 and 6 have been requested to send tankers to the scene.
WESB NEWS UPDATE:Fire Damages Bradford Garage
A Fire late Saturday night damaged a two stall attached garage at 481
Interstate Parkway in Bradford.
Bradford Township Volunteer firefighters were able to keep the fire from
spreading to the house.
Bradford Township fire chief Dan Burkhouse credited a neighbor with
spotting the fire and quick response by firefighters for keeping the
blaze from spreading to the home.
Burkhouse says the fire was accidental and started in a faulty overhead
heater.
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A Shinglehouse woman has been charged in a criminal complaint with DUI in the Boro of Port Allegany on October 27.
Jamie Lynn App, 28, of Shinglehouse, PA, was charged in District Court by Port Allegany officer Adam Dickerson. She is scheduled for a Preliminary Arraignment before Judge William Todd on November 20, 2012.
A Mount Jewett man is accused of raping a woman early Friday morning. Court records say 32-year-old Paul Swank had sex with the woman while she was unconscious in a wooded area of Sergeant Township between 2 and 2:40 a.m. 
A Bradford man was sent to jail after allegedly grabbing a woman by the throat and punching her.
22-year-old Clifford Charnisky was charged with simple assault in connection to the domestic incident.
A Bradford man has been charged with his third retail theft within a month.
A Smethport man was charged with Felony Burglary on Thursday in District Court.
Online court records show that Allen David Funk, 22, of Smethport, PA, was aarraigned on the Burglary charge and other charges and dent to the McKean County Jail in lieu of $5,000. cash bail. The incidents occurred on August 1, 2012 in the City of Bradford.
A Lewis run man is facing a number of charges after allegedly being
found with drugs and paraphernalia while he was drunk on Mechanic Street
early Sunday morning.
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Card Shower For Helen (Nan) Kosa of Ulysses
Helen (Nan) Kosa of Ulysses turns 88 on November 7th. Please help her celebrate by sending a card.
Her address is: 911 Pushersiding Rd., Ulysses, Pa. 16948.
Arnold B. Cady, 67, of Sugarloaf Key, FL died Friday at Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami, FL.
He was born December 23, 1944 to parents Virginia and Edmund Cady (both deceased) in Rochester, NY and grew up in Ulysses, PA.
Arnold is survived by his wife, Melvianne Cady, his daughters Valerie (Dave) Harding, Tampa, FL , Vicky (Allen) McRoberts, Winder, GA, Grandchildren Brittany Harding, Tampa, FL , Thomas McRoberts, Winder, GA, Cady McRoberts, Winder GA, and a sister, Jeanette (Bill) Butler , Ulysses, PA.
Arnold was a long-time employee of Pratt & Whitney where he worked as an engineer for 34 years developing jet and rocket engines after graduating from Embry Riddle University.
He loved the Florida Keys, visiting for many years, and retired to live his dream on Sugarloaf.
A celebration of Arnold’s life was held Tuesday, October 30th, at his home in Sugarloaf Key, FL.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in the name of Arnold Cady to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund (JDRF). Go to http://www.jdrf.org/ to make donations.
GAS LEAK-ODOR-RESIDENT SING
Address: 311 S MICHAEL ST
City: ST_MARYS
Cross Streets: WALNUT ST * PINE ST
National Fuel is en route.
Agency: ELK COMPANY 1 FD; ST MARYS AMB
11/3/2012 5:57:05 PM
At 4:24 pm on Saturday, Shinglehouse ambulance & Medic 6 have been dispatched to the Roadside Inn for a medical emergency.
The next meeting of the Oswayo Valley Historical Society will be on Friday evening, November 9th at 7pm.
To commemorate Veterans Day, our special guest speaker will be retired National Guard Sgt. Steve Appleby, who is also the museum director of the Otto Eldred World War II museum. He will talk about the museum and it's mission to preserve the history of WW II and it's veterans.
The public is welcome and refreshments will be served. The OV Historical Society meets at the Oswayo Valley Memorial Library in Shinglehouse, PA.
Man's Leg Trapped Under Vehicle
At 11:50 am on Saturday, Belfast and Oramel responders, along with Wellsville 700 medic, have been dispatched to 8248 Bennett Hill Road where a 63 year old male has his leg trapped under a vehicle.
A helicopter has been requested on standby.
RESCUERS ARE ON SCENE AT 11:59 AM. PATIENT EXTRICATED AT 12:00. HELICOPTER STAND DOWN. TRANSPORTING BY AMBULANCE TO WELLSVILLE HOSPITAL WITH LEG INJURY
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State Agencies Announce Fuel Waivers in Response to Hurricane Sandy
The Departments of Environmental Protection and Agriculture announced today that the commonwealth has made available one temporary fuel waiver and requested two additional temporary waivers due to fuel shortages from Hurricane Sandy.
DEP today requested that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency waive the federal requirements on the use of Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) fuel in mobile non-road generators and pumps as well as the requirements for diesel-powered highway and other equipment needed for emergency response and disaster recovery.
“Because of the widespread effects of Hurricane Sandy, there is an insufficient amount of this fuel in Pennsylvania,” DEP Secretary Mike Krancer said. “These waivers are necessary to avoid fuel disruptions and continue everyone’s ongoing storm recovery efforts.”
With these waivers, the use of heating oil in diesel-powered, on-road vehicles involved in emergency response efforts in Pennsylvania will be allowed with DEP approval. The waivers would also allow the use of heating oil supplies for generators and other off-road equipment. DEP approval is not required for that use.
The waivers would place restrictions so that the home heating fuel is only used to operate equipment that is compatible with the sulfur levels of heating oil.
The Department of Agriculture today granted a waiver for a temporary suspension of Pennsylvania’s two-percent biodiesel content requirement for on-road diesel fuel. The suspension will be in effect until midnight on Thursday, Nov.12.
“Hurricane Sandy has impacted the supply and demand of diesel fuel,” Agriculture Secretary George Greig said. “Temporarily lifting this requirement will keep trucks on the road and allow food and materials to get to Pennsylvanians who are in need due to power outages.”
Since 2010, the Biofuel Development and In-state Production Incentive Act has required that every gallon of on-road diesel fuel sold in Pennsylvania contain at least two percent biodiesel. Retailers may accept diesel fuel that is not compliant with the mandate and sell it to consumers through Nov. 12. Diesel fuel supplies that meet the two-percent requirement may continue to be sold.
STRUCTURE FIRE-COMM-INDUST
Address: 9 S MILL AVE; MASONIC BUILDING
City: RIDGWAY_B
Cross Streets: MAIN ST * ELM ST
REPORTING SMELL OF SMOKE IN BUILDING
Agency: ELK COMPANY 4 FD
11/3/2012 11:12:59 PM
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Hundreds
of people are directly affected by programs offered by Potter County
Human Services (PCHS), but few take the opportunity to provide input on
how those services are delivered. An organization that’s in place to
accommodate public comments and suggestions will hold its next meeting
on Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7 pm in the PCHS building at
Roulette. PCHS operates programs for victims of alcoholism and other
drug abuse, older citizens, the mentally ill, children who are at-risk,
and the intellectually disabled. Members are appointed by the Potter
County Board of Commissioners. They are Anne Nelson (chair), John
Moshier (vice chair), Charles Wicker, Susan Valentine, Cameron Kockler
(youth representative), Linda Swift, Dr. Victor Brown, Kassie Irwin,
Gail Allen, Gary Perkins, Denise Minderler (consumer), Michele Mather
and Dawn Deiter. Anyone interested in being considered for appointment
to the board should contact the Commissioners Office at 274-8290,
extension 207.
Smoke Detector Activated
At 6:50 PM on Friday, McKean Stations 7, 8, and 15 have been dispatched to 1500 South Kendall Avenue for a smoke detector activation in the basement. Ambulance 9 is dispatched for fire standby.
The following news release contains five articles related to the upcoming bear season:
1) FOUR-DAY STATEWIDE BEAR SEASON CENTERPIECE OF LINE UP
2) TAKE A VETERAN BEAR HUNTING
3) BEAR CHECK STATION HOURS OF OPERATION
4) GAME COMMISSION OFFERS BEAR HUNTING TIPS
5) BEAR HUNTING BULLETS
FOUR-DAY STATEWIDE BEAR SEASON CENTERPIECE OF LINE UP
HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania Game Commission officials said bear hunters
soon will be able to enjoy a four-day statewide bear season, in
addition to a full-week archery bear season and a series of extended
bear seasons in certain Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) during the
upcoming fall months. MORE
At 4:53 pm on Friday, Coudersport Ambulance & Medic 6 have been dispatched to Mapleview Lane for a victim of a fall.
Arletta Hayes, 86, of Westfield, Pa., died Thursday, Nov. 1., 2012 at Charles Cole Hospital in Coudersport, Pa.
Private services will be held at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements are with Kenyon Funeral Home, Westfield, Pa.
Pole Fire On North Hollow Road
At 3:47 pm on Friday, Coudersport Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a pole fire at 665 North Hollow Road.
RECALL BY 48-91
Travel Advisory
I-80 Columbia County work zone weekly update
Here is the scheduled lane restriction/closure in the I-80 work zone around Mifflinville in Columbia County for next week.
Tuesday, Nov. 6, the westbound right lane will be closed on the new river bridge between miles 242 and 241 (Mifflinville and Berwick exits) from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. in order to remove the parapet on the old westbound bridge. This is due to the bridges being close together and the potential for flying debris that a shield is needed on the new westbound bridge during this operation.
As a reminder, the I-80 westbound Mifflinville on-ramp remains closed. This is due to merging traffic safety concerns in the narrowed two-lane area. The ramp detour remains in effect.
LATIN MUSIC GROUP TO PERFORM LUNCHTIME CONCERT AT PITT-BRADFORD
BRADFORD, Pa. – Trio Los Claveles, a Latin guitar and percussion ensemble from Rochester, N.Y., will present a free lunchtime concert next week at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.
The concert, which is part of the Spectrum arts series, will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Nov. 8 in the KOA Speer Electronics Lobby of Blaisdell Hall.
Trio Los Claveles formed in 2003 to honor the musical traditions of their native Puerto Rico. Since then, they have appeared at numerous venues, festivals and fairs, demonstrating the distinctive melodies and lush harmonies of the Romantic bolero, the group’s specialty and a staple dance of Latin America.
“The Trio’s concert is a unique opportunity,” said Dr. John Levey, assistant professor of music. “There aren’t many live performances of Latin music in our region, and I think listeners will find the songs really engaging. Members of the ensemble plan to speak about the repertoire, too, so it will be great entertainment with a bit of education mixed in.”
For disability-related needs, contact the Office of Disability Resources and Services at (814)362-7609 or clh71@pitt.edu.
Change Clocks, Replace Batteries in Smoke Alarms, Carbon Monoxide
Detectors this Weekend
Harrisburg – State Fire Commissioner Ed Mann urges residents to change the
batteries in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors when they turn their
clocks back this weekend.
“Tragically, every year in Pennsylvania, people require medical treatment or even
die due to carbon monoxide poisoning,” Mann said. “These devices are not
expensive, they save lives, and once they’re installed, need to be maintained
regularly.”
Working smoke alarms cut in half the risk of dying in a home fire. Worn or missing
batteries are the most common cause of a smoke alarm or carbon monoxide
detector malfunction. Changing the batteries at least once a year is one of the
simplest, most effective ways to prevent tragic deaths and injuries.
Carbon monoxide is created when combustible materials burn incompletely. Often
called “the silent killer,” it is an odorless, colorless, tasteless gas that can
incapacitate victims before they’re aware they’ve been exposed. Sources include
wood-burning fireplaces and stoves, gas-fired appliances, grills, generators and
motor vehicles. Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are often mistaken for the
flu and include nausea, headaches, dizziness, disorientation and fatigue.
Before installing a detector or an alarm, Mann suggests writing the purchase date
inside the unit. Whether a unit is battery-powered or hardwired, the unit should be
replaced every 8-10 years.
Mann said this weekend also serves as an ideal time for families to review their
home evacuation plans. All family members should plan two ways to escape from
each room and practice escape routes with the entire family.
Just a reminder that tonight is the night…
REMINDER: Roulette Trick-Or-Treat will be tonight from 6PM to 8PM.
Please be cautious if you are in town during those times as there will be many small children all sugared up and out on the streets.
We hope that everyone has a safe and fun holiday.
Jonathan Huff, CFM
Secretary / Treasurer
Municipal EMC
Water / Wastewater Operator
Roulette Township Supervisors
80 Railroad Ave.
PO Box 253
Roulette, PA 16746-0253
STRUCTURE FIRE-EXTINGUISHED
Address: 206 KANE ST
City: JONES
Cross Streets: LAWRENCE ST * BUCHANAN ST
Agency: ELK COMPANY 6 FD; ELK COMPANY 2 FD; KANE RECALLED
11/2/2012 1:02:28 PM
DEP Publishes Final Permit Improvement Policies
HARRISBURG -- The Department of Environmental Protection announced today it has finalized its Permit Review Process and Permit Decision Guarantee and Permit Coordination policies. The agency submitted the final versions of the policies, as well as accompanying comment-and-response documents for each policy, for publication in the Nov. 3 edition of the Pennsylvania Bulletin.
Because of DEP’s emergency response work related to Hurricane Sandy, the final policies will not be implemented until Nov. 14.
“These policies deliver on Governor Corbett’s promise to reform how state government works,” DEP Secretary Mike Krancer said. “We are making clear to those who seek permits that we need to see quality applications. That is key. Then, we will do our part to deliver efficient and complete reviews in a predictable time frame.”
The policies implement Gov. Corbett’s July 24 Executive Order, outlining the process DEP will use to guarantee an efficient timeframe in which the agency will make a decision on complete applications for 278 types of permits and authorizations.
In reviewing its permitting procedures, DEP found that 40 percent of permit applications submitted to the agency were deficient, meaning they lacked the full information needed for DEP’s permit reviewers to make a sound decision.
“The result of this was a waste of time and resources for all involved,” Krancer said.
Under the new process, if a permit lacks necessary information, DEP may deny the application. If a complete permit application is technically deficient, requiring it to be returned twice, DEP may deny it. Agency staff will point to specific statutes or regulations when citing deficiencies in the application.
The final Permit Review Process and Permit Decision Guarantee strongly encourages pre-application conferences between DEP staff and applicants to discuss expectations and obligations. The final policy also provides guidance to DEP managers on how to prioritize workload for the review of permits.
“This is not about rushing permits through,” Krancer said. “It is about efficiently using our time and our applicants’ time and resources, and it is about predictable time frames.
“Every complete and technically adequate application we receive will be reviewed thoroughly,” he said. “DEP will issue permits that meet all legal requirements that are in place which protect the environment and public health and safety.”
DEP finalized the policies after reviewing the hundreds of comments submitted during the public comment period, which ran from Sept. 1 to Oct. 1.
The companion Permit Coordination policy outlines how staff should coordinate projects that require multiple permits. During the first year of implementation, DEP staff will review the policies’ effectiveness quarterly and propose necessary adjustments. In addition to using a paperless “completeness notification process” through eFACTS on the Web, a tool to track permits and sites across the state, the agency is developing electronic permitting tools to further improve the process.
In the coming weeks and months, DEP will host web-based information sessions for both eFACTS on the Web and its many program areas, such as air quality and mining. The program-specific webinars will discuss how each program is implementing the new permitting process.
To register for the webinars and review the final policies and executive order, visit www.dep.state.pa.us and click the “Permit Decision Guarantee” button.
Charles D. Zimmerman, memorial service
Friends are invited to attend a memorial service for Charles D. Zimmerman on Saturday, November 3 at 11:00 am from the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc, 105 Main St., Port Allegany, with the Rev. Randall Headley, pastor of the United Methodist Church of Port Allegany. Military Honors will be accorded by the Port Allegany Honor Guard.
Memorials may be made to Port Allegany Star Hose Co. #1. Online condolences may be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc, Port Allegany.
Mr. Zimmerman died Oct 28, 2012
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Route 15 SB lane closure for crash cleanup near Blossburg
Motorists traveling Route 15 southbound south of Blossburg in Tioga County are advised to be alert for a lane closure on the Johnson Creek Bridge for cleanup operations following a truck crash last night.
The southbound lane closure is expected to be lifted by this early evening.
Route 220 NB closed at crash scene east of Jersey Shore
Motorists traveling Route 220 northbound near Jersey Shore are advised that both northbound lanes are closed at the scene of a truck crash near the Auto Barn, a short distance west of Spook Hollow Road.
Northbound traffic is being detoured onto Huffman Road around the crash scene.
Emergency responders anticipate Route 220 northbound will be closed for at least several hours.
Services for Veterans
PA Career Link (McKean and Potter Counties) are pleased to announce that the State of Pennsylvania has recently filled the Veterans Employment Representative Position. The position will be staffed by Byron Sutton an Army Veteran, who will devote his time between the Bradford and Coudersport Career Link Offices where he will provide assistance to area Veterans.
The Veterans Employment Representative position assists Veterans and their eligible spouses by maximizing their employment and training opportunities. Veterans are entitled to many resources designed to help in their search for employment. (Veterans are a Priority and as such, receive priority of services by all Career Link Staff)
The Veterans’ Employment Representatives specialize in assisting veterans in their efforts to return to work, seek addition career objectives, or to apply for other services offered to veterans. Services provided include veteran priority on all job listings, customized job search assistance, job fairs, employer recruitments, and other events.
Additional employment resources and services offered (Not all inclusive):
• Employer resources to hire Veterans
• Occupational resources
• Counseling, testing, and identifying training and employment opportunities
• Women Veterans resources
• Crisis resources
• Disabled Veterans' Outreach Programs and services
• Apprenticeship and on-the-job training
• Referral to Department of Veterans Affairs and community-based organizations which link veterans with appropriate jobs and training opportunities
• Promoting and monitoring the participation of Veterans in Federally-funded employment and training programs
• Additional resources and referrals
Veterans are encouraged to stop in or schedule an appointment with Byron at either one of the county offices. He can provide personalized services and assist you in achieving your personal and professional goals.
To contact your Veterans Employment Representative, Call or Visit the McKean or Potter County Career Link Office as follow:
Byron Sutton, Veterans Employment Representative, Email: bysutton@pa.gov
McKean County: 40 Davis Street, Bradford, PA 16701
Phone: 814-363-9100 Ext 32 Fax: 814-363-5376 TTY: 814-363-4596
Potter County: 279 Routes 6 West, Coudersport, PA 16915
Phone: 814-274-9330 Fax: 814-274-7651 TTY: 814-274-049
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Travel Advisory
11/01/2012
Heise Run Road bridge posted with weight restriction for safety
Motorists in Tioga County are advised that the state bridge (SR 3023) carrying Heise Run Road over Heise Run, one-quarter mile south of Route 6 in Delmar Township is now posted with a weight restriction of 30 tons.
The posting has been placed for safety reasons, due to increased deterioration of the steel I-beams.
The one-span bridge was built in 1932.
The posting will remain in place until the bridge is replaced, tentatively scheduled for 2015.
Travel Advisory
11/02/2012
Route 220 SB lane closure for maintenance work today
Motorists traveling Route 220 southbound between Williamsport and Jersey Shore today are advised to be alert for a lane closure for crack-sealing operations.
The work will take place from east of Linden to the Pine Creek Bridge near Jersey Shore from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Motorists should anticipate the possibility of slow-moving or stopped traffic ahead of the active work zone and drive accordingly.
It's Open Mic Night every Friday night from 6:30 to 10:00 PM at Abundant Blessings Tea Room & Cafe' across from Wagner Hardware on Main Street in Coudersport.
Join us for music, poetry, scripture & literary readings. Everyone welcome!!
Kitchen will be open. Questions, call us at 814-274-7112.
Special menu for Friday night includes Chicken Quesadillas, chili and cornbread, personal pepperoni, Garlic tomato pizza, twice baked chicken wings with our own special sauce, artichoke spinach dip with tortilla chips, buffalo chicken dip with tortilla chips, Grilled Salmon Salad, Pies, Scones, cookies, cheesecakes.
We also offer, soft drinks, hot teas, Lattes, coffees, hot chocolate, mulled cider.
Accident Reported On I-86 At Friendship
At 10:27 pm on Thursday, Friendship Fire & Ambulance have been dispatched to Interstate 86 in the westbound lane just past the Friendship exit for a report of a motor vehicle accident.
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Barbara A. Cook
Beloved Mother, grandmother and great grandmother
Barbara A. Cook, 87, of Oil Valley Rd., Duke Center, PA, passed away
Thursday (November 1st, 2012) at the Bradford Regional Medical Center
following a brief illness.
Born December 30th, 1924 in Franklin, PA she was a daughter of
Lawrence and Marion Kockler Cauvel. On December 7th, 1941 in Knapp
Creek Methodist Church she married Paul P. Meserole who passed away
February 1st, 1966. Then on august 3rd, 1968 in Knapp Creek United
Methodist Church she married Richard H. Cook who passed away in
September of 1997.
Barbara attended Otto High School and was a lifetime resident of the Duke Center area.
She was employed by the Otto Food Mart in Duke Center for many years
and later she spent 24 years at the business office in the Olean
General Hospital prior to her retirement in 1986.
Mrs. Cook was a member and secretary at the Duke Center United
Methodist Church and was a member of the United Methodist Women. She
was also a member of the Red Hats of Duke Center. She was active with
the Eldred Senior Center and up until this year she had bowled at Byllye
Lanes in Bradford for the past 25 years. She also enjoyed crocheting
and embroidering.
Surviving are one son, Lawrence P. (Karen) Meserole of Duke Center;
one daughter, Beverly A. Seeker of Emlenton, PA; seven grandchildren,
ten great grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren; two
brothers, Lawrence (Joan) Cauvel Jr. of Derrick City and Paul (Alice)
Cauvel of Derrick City; and one sister, Jennie (Jack) Blumenthal of
Olean.
In addition to her husbands she was preceded in death by a daughter,
Dawn Meserole on February 1st, 1966, a step-daughter, Gloria Fowler and
a brother, Glen Cauvel in 2012.
Friends may call Saturday (November 3rd, 2012) at the Frame Funeral
Home in Eldred from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be
held Sunday (November 4th, 2012) at 1 p.m. at the Duke Center United
Methodist Church with Pastor Gary Sheesley, officiating. Burial will
follow in McKean Memorial Park, Lafayette, PA.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Duke Center United Methodist church or to the Cystic Fibrosis Fund.
Online condolences may be made at www.framefuneralhome.com.
Roger D. Stolt Sr.
Beloved husband, father and grandfather
Roger D. Stolt Sr., 68, of East Valley Rd., Coryville, PA, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Wednesday (October 31, 2012) at his residence following an apparent heart attack.
Born July 17th, 1944 in Bradford he was a son of Theron and Kathryn Hoadle Stolt. On February 23rd, 1979 in Bradford he married Nancy VanCamp, who survives.
Roger attended Smethport High School and later received his GED in the army. He was a lifetime resident of his family homestead in Coryville.
Mr. Stolt was a Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. After his time in the military he worked for the Kinley Oil Co. of Knapp Creek as a heavy equipment operator. He was then employed by W. R. Case and Sons Cutlery in Bradford for 27 years as a foreman. He later worked for the Smethport Borough for 12 years as an equipment operator and also in the water department, before retiring in 2002. After his retirement he was employed by NAPA auto parts in Smethport and by Brian Gustafson.
Roger was a member of the Turtlepoint Evangelical Church, and a member and organizer of the Tuesday Night Cruisers motorcycle club. He loved hunting, working with wood, fishing with his son and motorcycle riding with his wife. He called bingo at Sena Kean Manor and enjoyed spending time with senior citizens. He also enjoyed camping and traveling to visit his children and grandchildren, he loved his two dogs, Noah and Brita.
Surviving in addition to his wife are one son, Roger (Bobbie) Stolt Jr. of Gillette, Wyoming; two daughters, Lori (Ken) Powers and Terri (Dennis) Shugars, both of Gillette; four grandchildren, Amber Stolt, Dianna Stolt, Jeffery Butterball and Cody Shugars; a step-daughter, Michelle (Tre Mack) Houghtaling of Kissimmee, FL; a brother, Richard Stolt of Jamestown; and one sister, Sue Ormsby of Jamestown.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Donna Stolt and Sharon Paris.
Friends may call Sunday (November 4th, 2012) at the Frame Funeral Home in Eldred from 5 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the First Church of God in Eldred with Rev. Anthony Edgell, Rev. Wally Mapes and Rev. William Lowery, co-officiating. Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery, Farmers Valley.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Turtlepoint Evangelical Church or the Bradford SPCA.
STRUCTURE FIRE-RESIDENT SINGLE
Address: 12351 BENNETTS VALLEY HWY
City: HUSTON TOWNSHIP IN PENFIELD
Cross Streets: BARR RD * CALIARI RD
WORKING STRUCTURE FIRE PER CLEARFIELD COUNTY
Agency: ELK COMPANY 5 FD; BENNETTS VALLEY AMBULANCE; ELK COMPANY 3 FD
11/1/2012 9:02:57 PM
REPORTING 2 INJURED FIREFIGHTERS WHO ARE BACK IN SERVICE
FIRE IS NEXT TO FIRE STATION
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CLEARFIELD SCANNER
A Tractor-Trailer Crash on Route 15 has left a tractor-trailer on it's roof on the Arnot Road at the overpass in Bloss Township.
Blossburg Fire & Ambulance and Medic 1 are responding or on scene of the 8:20 PM crash.
A helicopter has been requested for a seriously injured male patient who was ejected in the crash.
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