4-H sports shooting

4-H sports shooting
VIENNA -- The Trumbull County 4-H Shooting Sports Pioneers will have a 2002 organizational meeting Oct. 19 at 5 p.m. for archery and 6:30 for firearms at the Fish & amp; Game Club of Vienna off state Route 193 across from the airport.
Future meetings will be Nov. 2 and the first and third Fridays of January.
Children 9 through 18 and their parents are invited.
The club emphasizes safe and responsible use of firearms and archery equipment, development of self-esteem, ethical behavior and strengthening families through lifelong recreational activities.
Call Larry Beardsley at (330) 898-4486.
Burglary charges
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police said the fifth woman wanted in the burglary of a house in the 1900 block of Hofius Lane Sept. 24 and 25 surrendered to police Friday. A warrant had been issued for Rachael L. Fedele, 21, of North Street, Sharon, on two counts each of burglary, criminal trespass, criminal conspiracy, theft and receiving stolen property. Four other women were also arrested on similar charges, arraigned and freed on their own recognizance in the case. Fedele was arraigned before District Justice Henry Russo and also freed on her own recognizance. Police said the women reported someone had told them the people were moving out of the Hofius Lane house and anyone could go in and take what they wanted. Police said the women took a wide variety of items, from household appliances to toys.
Car accident
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Youngstown man plunged over a 50-foot embankment after his car was hit from behind on U.S. Route 422. Pennsylvania State Police said George L. Fintor, 57, complained of chest pain after his car went over a guide rail, down the embankment and landed on its roof. He was eastbound at noon Monday when William J. Rentler, 46, of Pittsburgh crashed into the back of his car. Medevac Ambulance and the Slippery Rock Volunteer Fire Department responded to the crash. Police and a Medevac spokeswoman did not know where Fintor was taken for treatment when contacted this morning. Reports don't indicate whether any citations were issued.
Sharpton to speak
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- The Rev. Al Sharpton will discuss "Social Justice Today" when he visits Slippery Rock University at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Swope Recital Hall. Sharpton is known nationwide for activism.
Caiazza Candy recall
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Caiazza Candy has recalled a 12-piece assortment box because of a labeling error. Felicia Caiazza, vice president, said the New Castle-based candy manufacturer voluntarily put out the recall after U.S. Food and Drug Administration inspection found that dried egg yolk was not listed on the package as an ingredient for a buttercream candy that is the 12-piece box. The boxes were mainly sold in the spring in the tri-state area, she said. The candy manufacturer isn't sure how many boxes were sold. The 5-ounce box has a clear lid and Caiazza Candy written on it. The candy can be returned to the store where it was purchased for a refund. Boxes of the candy still in the company's warehouse have been relabeled.
Menacing charge
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police charged a 13-year-old Hillman Middle School student Monday with aggravated menacing for putting a gun to the head of a schoolmate as they walked home from school.
The 12-year-old victim said the suspect and another boy were following her around 2:30 p.m. Friday when one boy knocked her down with his book bag and ordered the other one to "finish her off."
The 13-year-old put the handgun to the girl's head, pulled the trigger and said, "You're lucky this thing's empty" before fleeing.
The boy told police it was a pellet gun.
Woman robbed
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A woman using a pay telephone was robbed of her purse and cash by two men with guns. Police said Monday that the woman was at North Jefferson and West North streets when two men approached at 4:32 a.m. Saturday and threatened to shoot her.