A man was arrested Nov. 18 after intentionally crashing a truck into an East Cocalico home and threatening people, including police, with a knife.

Police were dispatched to the 300 block of Hill Road Nov. 18 at 2:55 a.m. for a report of a man chasing another with a knife. Upon police arrival, Guyon Robert Fisher was observed chasing the victim with the knife.

At one point, Fisher threw the knife at an East Cocalico Township officer. The defendant threatened to kill the officers and two other victims.

According to the Intelligencer Journal/New Era, the 56-year-old Fisher had a "tactical-type knife." Also, that newspaper reported that Fisher intentionally crashed his truck into a dwelling in the 300 block of Hill Road before chasing the victim, "a result of an ongoing domestic dispute."

Fisher was charged with aggravated assault, burglary, terroristic threats, criminal mischief, resisting arrest, loitering and prowling at night, among other charges. Fisher is currently in Lancaster County Prison.

The East Cocalico Township Police Department reported the following:

CRASH — One person was injured in a one-car crash in the 100 block of East Church Street at 1 p.m. Nov. 24. A vehicle operated by Jean Steffy, 77, of Stevens, left the roadway and struck a utility pole. She was transported to Lancaster General Hospital for treatment.

The Denver-Ephrata Area Rotary honors Janelle High as November student of the month. Pictured (left to right) are Janelle's mom Joan High, Janelle's dad Curt High, Janelle High, Rotary member Tim Classen and Cocalico High School teacher Jeff Bertz.

The Denver-Ephrata Area Rotary selected Cocalico High School senior Janelle High as November student of the month.

High is the daughter of Curt and Joan High and the sister of Roman High, of Stevens. She is a member of the Cocalico High School field hockey and track teams, as well as student government, FBLA and yearbook staff.

She was chosen as a second team all-star for field hockey during her junior year and served as a team captain during her senior season. High is a member of the National Honor Society, has attended the FBLA State Leadership Conference and was recognized as a math student of the month.

High attends Lancaster County Bible Church, Ephrata campus where she serves in kids ministry. She also participates in Relay for Life and volunteers for the National Honor Society canned food drive. Her future plans include attending Lehigh University to continue playing field hockey and to major as an undeclared engineer.

Deer season has officially begun in Pennsylvania and runs through Dec. 8.

According to reports, the first few days of the season were quite fruitful for some, not so much for others. Hopefully, all local hunters will enjoy success.

With that in mind, The Ephrata Review is inviting hunters to send in your photos of your successful hunts.

Please email the photos as well as information (name of hunter, town of residence, age and where the deer was harvested) to truth.eph@lnpnews.com.

Good luck!

Dodgeball for Diabetes celebrated the ninth annual Dodgeball Tournament, crowning three champions for the Fall of 2012.

The tournament featured 48 teams comprising of over 314 players all of which came together to to have fun, while raising money for Juvenile Diabetes.

The tournament, designed to raise money for Juvenile Diabetes, collected over $11,600, marking the seventh straight year that over $10,000 was raised.

The championship teams included: Rookie Circuit- Harlem Globe Dodgers; Junior Circuit- Bow Down; and Senior Circuit- Dodge.0.

This year three teams made over an hour trek to participate in the event, traveling from Souderton. And for the second straight year, Martin Meylin Middle School, in the Lampeter-Strasburg School District, held its own fundraiser and donated to the event.

Locally one team raised over $1,000 on their own, and for their efforts, members of "Sweet Redeemers" received a bundle of dodgeball clothes and memorabilia.

In the Rookie Circuit, from a record field of 10 teams, the Harlem Globe Dodgers (7-0, 14-1) came out victorious with a win over Team Awesome (5-2, 9-4) in the finals. Little did they know at the time, the Harlem Globe Dodgers were starting a theme, a theme of undefeated champions.

The Ephrata Ice Hockey team earned its first victory of the season on Wednesday, Nov. 21, at Lancaster Ice Rink as the host Mounts scored 10 goals in the first two periods to cruise to an eventual 11-6 triumph over visiting West York (0-4) in CPIHL action.

Josh Buohl and Steve Zuziak both lit the lamp twice in the first period as the Mounts (1-2-1) opened up a 4-1 lead. Zuziak then scored a hat trick in the second period to give him five goals in the game as the Mounts broke it wide open.

Offensively, Zuziak led the way with his five tallies. Chase Weik also was hot, scoring two goals and adding five assists. Both Buohl and Alex Seibel finished with two goals and two assists each, while Trevor Seibel chipped in with two helpers and Tyler Gallagher with one in the big win.

In net, Logan Pogwist was solid, making 27 saves on 33 shots to get the easy victory.

The Mounts will now look for win number two Wednesday night at Klick Lewis Arena when they take on host Cedar Crest (2-1). The puck will drop at 8:45 p.m.

By: BRUCE MORGAN & TODD RUTH Review Staff, Staff Writer

Phil Headland didn’t sound like someone who was overly thrilled with his final time in the first annual Eye of the Tiger 5K race on Thanksgiving morning in Denver.

The results, though, could not have been any better.

Having built a 30-second lead on his next closest competitor, the 2012 Warwick High School grad easily ran away with top honors, crossing the finish line in 18:22. Peter Clark, 33, took home the runner-up spot in 18:52, followed closely by Darrell Rosenberger in 18:57.

The women’s winner wasn’t pushed either, as Steph Grimm, who placed sixth overall, opened up an an advantage of nearly two minutes on her way to winning the title in 19:34. Jess Gockley was second among the women’s runners in a time of 21:03.

It was Headland, however, who set the early pace and never looked back.

"I was OK with (my time)," said the 18-year-old Headland, whose fastest 8K time this fall with the Falcons’ cross country team was 28:23.52. "The first mile I took it out real hard and then just kinda looked around and saw there was no one with me, so I just kinda cruised it in from there."

Dodgeball for Diabetes celebrated the ninth annual Dodgeball Tournament, crowning three champions for the Fall of 2012.

The tournament featured 48 teams comprising of over 314 players all of which came together to to have fun, while raising money for Juvenile Diabetes.

The tournament, designed to raise money for Juvenile Diabetes, collected over $11,600, marking the seventh straight year that over $10,000 was raised.

The championship teams included: Rookie Circuit- Harlem Globe Dodgers; Junior Circuit- Bow Down; and Senior Circuit- Dodge.0.

This year three teams made over an hour trek to participate in the event, traveling from Souderton. And for the second straight year, Martin Meylin Middle School, in the Lampeter-Strasburg School District, held its own fundraiser and donated to the event.

Locally one team raised over $1,000 on their own, and for their efforts, members of "Sweet Redeemers" received a bundle of dodgeball clothes and memorabilia.

In the Rookie Circuit, from a record field of 10 teams, the Harlem Globe Dodgers (7-0, 14-1) came out victorious with a win over Team Awesome (5-2, 9-4) in the finals. Little did they know at the time, the Harlem Globe Dodgers were starting a theme, a theme of undefeated champions.