Public Opinion from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania • 6

Wednesday, August 9, 2006 PlIHJC OPIIO LOCAL 6A Meetings Police Log Community Snapshot 1 i 1. 1 .1 Courtesy Profesional development: Martina Fegan, adjunct professor at Hagerstown (Md.) Community College and a teacher at Greencastle-Antrim High School, recently attended the Institute of Holocaust Studies at Northwestern University. She was one of 25 fellows accepted into the program sponsored by Holocaust Educational Foundation. She was the only high school teacher accepted. Nine world-renowned authors and scholars on the Holocaust were instructors for the two-week program.

Zev Weiss, institute founder, was 14 when he was deported to Auschwitz. He was the sole survivor in his family. Fegan, a resident of Chambersburg, is a board member of Pennsylvania Holocaust Council on Education and vice president of Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English and Language Arts. She presents programs on the Holocaust to various organizations. Two of her students at GAHS won second and third place in a statewide Holocaust essay contest this year.

Pictured above are Fegan and Weiss. controlled substance Friday afternoon after a traffic stop at 122 Walnut Bottom Road. According to Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle, the vehicle in which Holsea was a passenger was stopped for an expired inspection around 2:30 p.m. The driver could not produce valid registration and was not wearing a seat belt. One of the troopers noticed tobacco shavings from what appeared to be the inside of a cigar in the center console.

Troopers also noticed a smell of marijuana within the vehicle. During a search, Holsea told police that he carried a small bag of marijuana in his pocket. (Incident No. H02-1591577) I GREENCASTLE ASSAULT: Ayanna Jo-Ann Miller, 25, Sunrise, was charged with simple assault after an incident July 30 at the TA Truck stop, 10835 John Wayne Drive. According to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, troopers responded to a disturbance at the truck stop at 10:45 a.m.

When police arrived at the scene, the disturbance had already cleared. (Incident No. H03-1590202) I MONT ALTO HARASSMENT: Jafari S. Jefferson, 27, Chambersburg, was charged with harassment Saturday after an altercation at 650 Heintzelman Ave. According to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, Jefferson was in an argument with Shalee Murphy, 22, Chambersburg, when Jefferson allegedly grabbed her by her left arm and pushed her away.

(Incident No. H03-1591893) I GREENE TOWNSHIP DAMAGE: Someone broke the glass out of a storm window around 1:30 a.m. Sunday at the home of Christopher Humwood, 1298 Black Gap Road, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg. Anyone with information may call Franklin County Crime Solvers at 263-3000. (Incident No.

H03-1592090) Around Franklin MONT ALTO ARRESTED: Carlos 0. Carney, 30, Mont Alto, was arrested for disorderly conduct and public drunkenness at 7:44 p.m. Thursday at 205B S. Main Mont Alto, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg. According to police, Carney has been arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Kelly Rock and committed to Franklin County Prison in lieu of $2,500 bail.

(Incident No. H03-1591479) GUILFORD TOWNSHIP VANDALISM: An 11-year-old and 12-year-old from Guilford Township were arrested for criminal mischief after an incident Thursday at 123 Wilkson Lane. According to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, the two children took a gas cap, hydraulic fuel cap and broke a fuel sender cable that belonged to Bell Hurst Enterprise. (Incident No. H03-1591574) I HAMILTON TOWNSHIP ACCIDENT: A two-vehicle accident Saturday morning at 267 Warm Spring Road resulted in minor injuries to one driver.

According to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, Ray E. Gladhill, 34, Hagerstown, was driving a 1994 Ford Ranger east on Center Drive and a 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by Nicholas R. Yeager, 25, Chambersburg, was traveling south on Warm Spring Road at 10:29 a.m. Police said Gladhill approached a stop sign, pushed his brake pedal but was unable to stop the truck, which entered the intersection and collided with Yeager's vehicle. Gladhill sustained minor injuries and Yeager was not injured.

Police said that both drivers were wearing seat belts. Chambersburg ambulance and Franklin Fire Company assisted at the scene. (Incident No. H03-1591857) ISHIPPENSBURQTWP. ARRESTED: Calvin R.

Holsea, 19, Shippensburg, was arrested for possession of a 7776 following students have been named to the honor roll at Fannett-Metal High School for term three. 9th grade Distinguished: Michael Dean, Elizabeth McMullen, Hunter Nye. High: Jenna Armstrong, Craig Brindle, Russell Erby, Logan Miller, Jane Pye, Devin Snyder, Paige Yocum. Regular: Zachary Crouse, Daniel Foy, Brandon Gebhart, Klinton Gipe, Frank Gordon, Taylor Harry, Chris Karper, Brooke Lightner, Kassandra Lynch, Nikki Miller, Bobbie Myers, Brittany Rosenbeny, Brent Scheidigger, Dustin Shoemaker, Allison Sites, Natasha Vamer. 10th grade Model 7462 $199.95 singer: i County involving herbs and teas from Gardens by Grace.

The market also will feature children working with Chambersburg Community Gardens' children's garden project manning their own produce stand. FRANKLIN COUNTY Agency on Aging plans hearings The Franklin County Area Agency on Aging will host two public hearings in August to discuss services and programs as well as budgeting plans. The first hearing will be at 1 p.m. Aug. 18 at Chambersburg Senior Activity Center, 218 N.

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CHAMBERSBURG Market marks 'dog days of summer Southgate Farmers Market will host its "dog days of summer" celebration from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Southgate Shopping Center parking lot The producer-only market offers fresh local produce, baked goods and ready-to-eat foods as well as local crafts in the open-air setting. Trickling Springs Creamery will serve hand-dipped ice cream to customers this week. Master gardener Chris Mayer will conduct a plant clinic and there will be a demonstration Hockenberry, Ben Junkin, Beth Pheasant, Angela Ruby, Brandon Shoemaker. High: Kendra Baker, Kara Bushman, Megan Crider, Brianne Doyle, Holly Gaston, Lindsey Horn, Eric Jones, Duane Wagner.

Regular Zachary Bain, Shane Boggs, Kayla Briggs, Joshua Crouse, Olivia Dietz, Leslie Filer, Jessica Gress, Kelly Hartmire, Trey Helman, Tshenia Mills, Megan Schrack, Daniel Shope, Justin Viverette, James Williams. American Legion Country Club Mount Union 814)5424343 $15 SENIORS 60 CanootbedwoltwoerBOfp(OTO(loos. Not valid with Outinos Of Toumsmenls. MUST oresent coupon. 0r Coupon Foursoms.

Coupon Expras 93106. qualm Chinese 1 i i I I ft JiMg 8 Today Chambersburg Area school board: 7:30 p.m., district board room, 435 Stanley Chambersburg, 263-9281. Thursday Peters Township: 7 p.m. the second Thursday, 5000 Steele P.O. Box 88, Lemasters, 328-3352.

Next week Monday Chambersburg Borough council: 7 p.m., Second and Queen streets, 264-5151. Mercersburg Borough council: 7 p.m, 113 S. Main 328-3116. Shippensburg school board: 7:30 p.m., middle school cafeteria; district office number, 530-2700. Tuscarora school board: 7 p.m., James Buchanan High School library, Mercersburg; district office number, 328-3127.

Greencastle Planning and Zoning Board: 7:30 p.m., 60 N. Washington 597-7143. Waynesboro Planning Commission: 7:30 p.m., 57 E. Main 762-2101. Back to school news Public Opinion needs information from area school districts for its annual back to school section.

Information such as school tips, concerns, dress codes and anything related to the new school year should be sent to Features Editor Matt Furman at by Thursday. Garage photos "Organized chaos" could describe the condition of many garages in America. Are you ashamed or proud to press the garage door remote? Public Opinion would like photos' of your tidy or messy garage interiors, if you're not afraid to let the neighbors see. Please e-mail photos or mail them to ATTN: Debby Heishman, Public Opinion, 77 N. Third Chambersburg 17201.

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Goshorn, Jessi Hart, Kelly Jo Johnson. Regular Bridget Best, Kristi Collins, Amanda Crouse, Clayton Daihl, Tyler Daihl, Damien Elser, Charles Goshorn, Kelly Hart, Conine Hostler, Robert Lynch, Aimee McAllen, Alice Parson, Travis Reed, Curtis Wood, Shane Wright, Justin Yeager, Brandon Zeger. 12th grade Distinguished: Jessica Briggs, Katelyn Dovey, Jackie Gordon, Samantha Thursday August 10 TH Scotland Community Center 3832 Main Scotland, PA Doors Open at 5:00 PM Early Birds at 6:45 P7.1 Lots of Good Food! Join us for a great night of Fun! Pennr Pimhsij loupom fw'aitiiiiK 4 I i i I i Distinguished: Samantha Dietz, Brandon Fleming, Resa Irvin, Jill Pheasant, Erik Sollenberger, April Wolff. High: David Boyer, Melanie Crider, Cody Crouse, Kimberly Elliott, Amanda Koehne. Regular Joshua Adkins, Angel Ash, Matthew Eckenrode, Yancey Goshorn, Adam Hammond, Ronald Harris, Neil Hill, Gary Howell, Douglas Johnson, Nicholas McCalmont, Cassidy McGee, Nathan Neil, Adam Runk, Andrew Thatcher, Kelsey Wagner, Amanda Wingert 11th grade Distinguished: Troy Boggs, Krista Brown, Katelyn Locke, Amber North, Melissa Ruby, Veronica Wood.

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