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GETTYSBURG TIMES FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2015

Digest
Wolf puts on hold search for open records head

Deaths

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)

Gov. Tom Wolf is holding
off on a search for a permanent
director of the Pennsylvania
Ofce of Open Records while
a state court considers whether
he had legal authority to re the
last one.
Wolfs lawyers said in court
lings this week, ahead of a
Commonwealth Court hearing
next month, that he has delayed
the national search out of re-

Mary Jane Carver

Mary Jane Carver, wife of
Donald L. Carver Jr., 305 Buford Ave., Gettysburg, died Feb.
9, 2015 at Transitions Healthcare in Gettysburg. She was the
daughter of the late John and
Catharine (Dietz) Miller and
was born March 13, 1931 in
Lineboro, Md.
Mary Jane was well known
for her extensive knowledge of
antique toys and various collectibles, including Christmas,
Halloween and Marx toys and
trains; and she was a member
of the Candleglow Club, Train
Collectors Association, Gettysburg Womans Club, and the
Transitions Chapter of the Red
Hats Society.
Mary Jane was pre-deceased
by husbands, Charles Henry
and Ivan Kling. Survivors are
her husband, Donald; daughter,
Karen Rider and husband Chris;
sons, David Henry, Philip Henry, Timothy Henry, and Roger
Henry. There are grandchil-

Carver
dren and great-grandchildren.
She was predeceased by a son,
Richard Henry; a grandson,
David Henry Jr.; brothers, Jack
and Dick Henry; and a sister, Sr.
Karen (Peg) Miller, S.C.C. (her
twin sister).
In accordance with her wishes, interment was held privately
in Evergreen Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made
to your favorite charity.

Whats happening
Adams County

To list news of your

AC/PASR bus trip to Longupcoming event in
wood Gardens on April 28.
Whats Happening,
Includes bus transportation,
call 334-1131.
driver gratuity and garden entry.
Pick-up in New Oxford and Me- The deadline for entries is
chanicsburg. For cost or more
noon the previous day.
information, call Kathy at 717818-3024 or email ksharrigan@ of 1959 will meet for lunch on
March 3, at 11:30 a.m. at The
verizon.net
Pike. Classmates, spouses, and
Biglerville
guests are welcome.
Benders Lutheran Church,

1385 Rentzel Road, will have

The Gettysburg Walking
an AYCE Soup and Sandwich Club will meet at the parking
meal on Feb. 21, from 3:30 to lot of Mama Venturas in Fair6:30 p.m. in the church social eld. We will walk in the area
room, including desserts. Soup and lunch will be at 11:30 a.m.
carry-outs available. Musical at Venturas.
entertainment will be provided.
Heidlersburg

The Heidlersburg Fire ComBingo will be held on March

5 at 6:30 p.m. at Biglerville Fire pany is holding a family style
Company, sponsored by the La- Beef & Fried Oyster Dinner
dies Auxiliary. Doors open at 5 on Saturday from 3-7 p.m. The
p.m. For more information, call re company is located one
Erma at 586-1808 or Sue at 677- mile west of Route 15 off of the
Route 234/Biglerville exit. Call
7309.
717-528-8867.

Biglerville High School Class

Littlestown
of 1954 will meet for lunch at
St. Aloysius Church in Litnoon on Feb. 24 at Hosss in tlestown will hold their annual
Gettysburg.
Coach & Cash Bingo on Sun-

Gettysburg
The Gettysburg group of Alcoholics Anonymous will meet
today at 7:30 a.m., noon and
8 p.m. at St. James Lutheran
Church, located at the corner of
Stratton and York Streets.

Al-Anon Group Steppin Out

Friday Night meets Fridays at 7
p.m. at Prince of Peace Church.
Use High Street alley with parking in back.

The Mindfulness Meditation

Community will meet Sunday
at 6:30 p.m. at the Unitarian
Universalists Church of Gettysburg, 136 S. Stratton St. People
of all faiths and backgrounds are
welcomed to learn about meditation, contemplation and mindfulness. For info., call 334-1233
or 642-6082.

The Gettysburg High School

Class of 1952 will meet for
lunch at Sharpshooters Tavern,
Route 30 west, on Feb. 26 at
11:30 a.m.

Gettysburg High School Class

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special emphasis on Civil War
medicine, said a letter from
Shultz to borough ofcials.
In other business Tuesday:
A business owner presented
the committee with a special
horseshoe, saying he wanted to
show his appreciation for the
boroughs cooperation. Doug
Stevens of the Victorian Carriage Company said the shoe
was an example of the design
used by his business to prevent damage to pavement. The

Stock
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juana from a store in the area,
the afdavit said.
Daniels did not have any
comment following court proceedings on Thursday.
Charges of institutional sexual assault, unlawful contact
with a minor, sexual offenses,
three other counts of corruption
of minors and indecent assault
were withdrawn.

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disciplinary purposes because
he goes to the bathroom in his
pants.
I beat him on the butt only
with a blue ip-op on two
separate occasions during the
weekend, Dandridge said in

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company appeared before the

committee in January, seeking
permission to carry more patrons than the six permitted by
current rules. The company has
larger carriages and uses more
horses than other carriage-ride
providers in the borough. The
committee recommended in
January that the council start
the process of the needed ordinance change during its meeting
earlier this month, but ofcials
said the matter fell through the
cracks. Plans now call for council consideration next month.
Though the committee
asked the staff in October to begin developing rules regarding
outdoor dining and other mat-

ters in Lincoln Square, members were not ready on Tuesday

to discuss a draft offered by
Dellett. Weaver said he wasnt
sold on the need for rules, but
Brown noted that merchants
on the square have asked for
clarication and citizens have
expressed concerns about space
being available for pedestrians.
The matter has been discussed
repeatedly at many council,
committee, and special meetings over many months. Though
Gable noted that activity in the
square will soon blossom along
with warmer weather, Weaver
and Pitzer were content to put
the matter on next months
committee agenda. The square

has existed for more than 150

years, so another month wont
matter much, Weaver said.
Body cameras for ofcers
may soon be purchased for borough ofcers by American Legion Post 202, Police Chief Joe
Dougherty said. Each full-time
ofcer would have his or her
own, he said, and some would
be available for part-timers as
well. Ofcers could turn the
cameras on and off to record
interactions with the public,
which in other places has led
to fewer frivolous complaints
and better-behaved suspects, he
said.

Corrections

Roads
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works crew employs two fulltime and four part-time workers. It also has three large pump
trucks for plowing, he said, and
one for small one.
The plan, Gormont said, is
to possibly increase the size
of the public works crew. The

board of supervisors also would

like to see the crew have more
trucks and other useful tools.
When you are looking at
something like (the winter we
have had), I think we may have
to look ahead. These things are
in discussion and we will consider them, Gormont said.

the afdavit, noting he hit him

three to four times for each.
When the victims mother
picked him up at the residence,
she saw he was limping on his
leg and other injuries on his
back, butt, face and head, according to the afdavit.
Dandridge also has charges

of retail theft, theft by unlawful

taking, movable property and
receiving stolen property from
October.
Campbell told Dandridge on
Thursday that his aggravated
assault case could lead up to 20
years in jail with the retail theft
case adding a possible 15 years.

where they have lived since

coming to the area in 2012.
He said their West Middle
Street neighborhood ranges
from commercial ofces to
apartment buildings, while
one street over, the dynamic is
completely different, and only
a bit further away are the suburban-style neighborhood of Colt
Park and the Gettysburg Recreation Park, where he would
love to see a community garden
reestablished.
Elizabeth and I could not be
happier that we have decided to
make Gettysburg our home and
have been nding ways to contribute to our community where
we can, Strauss said in a written statement.
I am currently a reader at
St. Francis (Xavier Roman
Catholic Church), serve on the
board of the Interfaith Center
for Peace and Justice, and am
a member of the Notre Dame
Club of Gettysburg, he wrote,
also noting that our children
are thriving at St. Francis Xavier School and at the YWCA
Gettysburg & Adams County.
I have tried my best to meet
and get to know people around

town who hold a range of perspectives about local affairs

and studied Borough Council
meeting minutes and coverage
in the Gettysburg Times going
back many years, he wrote.
Strauss gained an early education in politics while growing up in the Pittsburgh area,
he wrote, with a Republican
grandfather on the borough
council in Baldwin-Whitehall,
and a Democrat grandfather
active in local school board affairs.
True to their values of
consensus building and hard
work, Strauss wrote, I care
most about forging the right
personal relationships and fair
and open processes that promote good community action.
And at the end of the day,
he wrote, I want to see a Borough Council that compassionately and effectively addresses
the health and safety concerns
of all residents, particularly the
most vulnerable among us.
Strauss encouraged anyone
with questions or suggestions to
contact him at straussforcouncil@gmail.com or 717-5493119.

Strauss

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that the court should remove it

from the case.
The issue in this case is concerned solely with the right and
power of Gov. Wolf to remove
the executive director of the
OOR, the agency said.
Wolf red Arneson shortly
after taking over from Republican Gov. Tom Corbett, who
had named Arneson to the job
in mid-January.

Court

day, March 8. Doors open at

11:30 a.m. with Bingo starting
at 1:30 p.m. Door prizes and
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rafes. Must have admission
ticket to enter and play. Call the by ofcials from Adams Counchurch at 359-4513 for ticket in- ty, the borough, and Cumberformation.
land and Straban townships.
The dening issue of my
Hanover
generation
of Pennsylvanians
The Hanover Post-Polio Support Group will meet Feb. 22 at is consolidation, he said, and
2 p.m. in Harmony Ridge on the while he is sensitive to the
Campus of Cross Keys Village. commonwealths dedication to
The Campus is located at the in- local independence, its 2015,
tersection of Route US 30 and and technological and communication revolutions have ocPA Route 94, New Oxford.
curred.
Gettysburg and Adams
Orrtanna
Adams County Fish and County can be leaders in smart,
Game Association Shooting equitable consolidation, he
Match on Feb. 22 with 1 p.m. said, calling for leaders to put
aside the old sense of thatll
start. Call Steve at 642-8496.
never happen or they wont
Elsewhere
play ball.
The Harney VFW will host its
Patience is called for, he said,
Bull and Oyster Feed on March but not so much that opportuni7, from 1-4 p.m. at the post pa- ties are missed when we are at
vilion. Chesapeake Bay oysters, a critical juncture.
pit beef, padded oysters, and
Strauss said he and his wife
beverages included. Games of Elizabeth, who also teaches at
chance available. Tickets must Mount St. Marys and specialbe obtained by Feb. 28. Call the izes in German history, love
post at 410-756-6866 or Frank the diversity of Ward 3,
at 410-756-5444.

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from being removed by Wolf.

Principles of separation of
powers require that the General
Assembly act by statute, not the
courts by decree, to override
the power that the constitution
accords to the governor to remove gubernatorial appointees
at his pleasure, Wolfs lawyers
argued.
Another new ling, by the
Ofce of Open Records, which
is the third defendant, argued

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Lawyers for the attorney generals ofce, which represents
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Community and Economic Development in the case brought
by Erik Arneson and the state
Senate Republican caucus
against the Democratic governor, said the judges would be
amending the Right-to-Know
Law if they protect Arneson

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