HANOVER BOROUGH NEWSLETTER

 HANOVER
BOROUGH
44 Frederick Street
Hanover, PA 17331
(717) 637-3877
NEWSLETTER
Spring 2013
HANOVER BOROUGH ELECTED OFFICIALS
Mayor
Ben Adams
First Ward Council
Kimberly Griffin
Gerald Funke
Heidi Hormel
John Gerken
John Connor
Henry McLin
Raye Morris
Bernard (Sonny) Eline
Sylvia Yingling
Thomas Hufnagle, Jr.
Second Ward Council
Third Ward Council
Fourth Ward Council
Fifth Ward Council
HANOVER BOROUGH ADMINISTRATORS
Borough Manager
Chief of Police
Fire Chief
Assistant Borough Manager
Wastewater Treatment Supt.
Treasurer/Office Mgr &
Administrative Asst to Mgr
Secretary/Open Records
Public Works Supt.
Water Dept. Supt.
Plumbing Inspector &
Code Enforcement
Health & Sanitation &
Code Enforcement
Transfer Station Supt.
Library Director
Barbara A. Krebs
Dwayne Smith
Jan Cromer
Edward Reed
Timothy Mayers
Cynthia Wyatt
Dorothy Miller
Randall Baugher
Gordon Shue
Dennis Northcraft
Richard Rorrer
Patrick Topper
Fletcher Hiigel
HANOVER BOROUGH MEETING SCHEDULE 2013
In accordance with Act 175 of 1974, the open mee ng act, commonly referred to as the “Sunshine Bill”, the following public mee ngs of the below listed boards or commissions of The Borough of Hanover will be scheduled for the 2013 calendar year. All mee ngs will be held at 44 Frederick Street, Hanover, Pennsylvania unless otherwise noted: Hanover Borough Council 7:30 PM Hanover Borough Council Chamber 4th Wednesday January and February; 1st Wednesday of March at 5:00 PM for Joint Bid Opening; 4th Wednesday of March at 6:00 PM; 2nd and 4th Wednesday monthly April through October; 2nd Wednesday and 4th Tuesday of November; and 2nd Wednesday and 4th Monday of December. Police Pension Commi ee 11:00 AM Hanover Borough Caucus Room #2 Tuesdays, January 8th, April 9th, July 9th and October 8th, 2013. Board of Health 7:30 PM Hanover Borough Caucus Room #2 First Thursday of January, March, June and September. Planning Commission & Commi ee 7:15 PM Hanover Borough Council Chamber First Wednesday of every month in 2013. Recrea on Board 5:30 PM Hanover Borough Council Chamber Fourth Thursday January through September; Third Thursday in October; no mee ngs in November & December. Zoning Hearing Board: 7:00 PM Hanover Borough Council Chamber Third Monday January through November; no mee ng in December. Library Board of Governors: 4:00 PM Guthrie Memorial Library, Hanover’s Public Library, 2 Library Place, Hanover, PA Second Thursday of every month in 2013. Finance Commi ee: 7:00 PM Hanover Borough Council Chamber Third Wednesday of every month in 2013. Shade Tree Commission: 9:00 AM Hanover Borough Municipal Building First Monday of every month in 2013; except September which shall be the second Monday; no mee ngs in July or December. The above mee ngs as listed, are intended to be open public mee ngs to any and all items of business which might be brought before the appropriate public body at the mee ng. All interested persons are invited to a end same. Coming Soon: New Hanover Borough Website -Look for us at
www.hanoverboroughyorkcountypa.info NEW ONLINE BILLPAY COMING SOON
CURBSIDE—RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING 2013 Recycling Curbside Pick Up Dates APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Mon. 22
Mon. 20
Mon. 24
Tues. 23
Tues. 21
Tues. 25
Thurs. 25
Thurs. 23
Thurs. 27
Fri. 26
Fri. 24
Fri. 28
JULY
Mon. 22
Tues. 23
Thurs. 25
Fri. 26
AUGUST
Mon. 26
Tues. 27
Thurs. 29
Fri. 30
SEPTEMBER
Mon. 23
Tues. 24
Thurs. 26
Fri. 27
OCTOBER
Mon. 14
Tues. 15
Thurs. 17
Fri. 18
NOVEMBER
Mon. 18
Tues. 19
Thurs. 21
Fri. 22
DECEMBER
Mon. 16
Tues. 17
Thurs. 19
Fri. 20
Reminder A different truck will collect each recyclable separately at a different me for the following items which are collected curbside: *Aluminum & bimetal (co-mingled in same bin) *BINS ARE FOR CANS ONLY* *Cardboard (broken down & bundled) *Newspaper (bundled) *Must be kept dry* Recycling Drop Off Center Info
Current hours: 6:00 AM to 3:30 PM Monday—Friday
Every Saturday 7:00 AM—2:00 PM
Recycling Center will continue to accept recyclable items including clear & colored glass,
quality paper, magazines & phone books
Tex le Box: Located at the Recycling Center for a convenient place to drop your used clothing. To help our community celebrate EARTH DAY every day of the year—
York County residents, organizations, civic groups, schools, and neighborhoods that want to
clean up litter or eliminate illegal dumpsites, can dispose of waste from a clean-up effort free of
charge at the York County Resource Recovery Center. The Authority is working with Keep
York County Beautiful to stop illegal dumping in our community and clean up existing dumpsites. If you
would like to help clean up a site, contact Tom Smith at Keep York County Beautiful at 717-840-2375, or
tls35@psu.edu. Keep York County Beautiful will assist with providing free gloves, bags and safety vests.
To register for the Authority’s free litter disposal program, call Jen Cristofoletti
at the Solid Waste Authority at 717-845-1066.
MISC REFUSE COLLECTION INFO Refuse Weight Households are allowed to place up to three (3) 30 gallon bags per week curbside. No bags or cans in excess of 30 gallon size will be picked up! Special or Large Item Pickups
Please call Public Works at 632-3939
to schedule a special trash pickup.
NOTE: certain large items are eligible for free pickup.
Garden Waste Collection
Garden and leaf waste will be picked up with your recyclables
during May & October on your regular pick-up day:
Monday, May 20th
Monday, Oct. 14th
Tuesday, May 21st
Tuesday, Oct. 15th
Thursday, May 23rd
Thursday, Oct. 17th
Friday, May 24th
Friday, Oct. 18th
*PLEASE PLACE GARDEN LEAF WASTE STICKER ON
BAGS—BAGS CONTAINING ROCKS, GRASS, TREE
LIMBS OR GROUND WILL NOT BE COLLECTED*
Electronics Recycling
Located behind the Penn Township Office
Rear Wayne Avenue on Heights Avenue
Mon-Fri 8-4:15 PM/Saturdays 8-3 PM
Now accepting tv’s, computer & monitors, desk tops, laptops,
keyboards, mouse, printers.
Collection Sites for Used Motor Oil, Kerosene, Gas and Antifreeze in York County
Hanover
Spring Grove
York
Cooper Motors
Zeigler’s Service Center
Advance Auto Parts
985 York Street
1610 Route 116
1406 Kenneth Road
Hanover, PA 17331
Spring Grove, PA 17362
York, PA 17404
(717) 632-4225
(717) 225-5612
(717) 764-3065
TEN REASONS TO RECYCLE 1. GOOD FOR OUR ECONOMY American companies rely on recycling programs to provide the raw materials they need to make products. 2. CREATES JOBS Recycling in the US is a $236 billion a year industry. More than 56,000 recycling and reuse enterprises employ 1.1 million workers na onwide. 3. REDUCES WASTE The average American discards 7 1/2 pounds of garbage every day. Most of this garbage goes into landfills, where it’s compacted and buried. 4. GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT Recycling requires far less energy, uses fewer natural resources, and keeps waste from piling up in landfills. 5. SAVES ENERGY Recycling offers significant energy savings over manufacturing with virgin materials. Manufacturing with recycled aluminum cans uses 95% less energy. 5. RECYCLING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS Teaching our youth recycling prac ces now, ensures that our environment will be improved for all future genera ons. 7. PREVENTS GLOBAL WARMING In 2000, recycling of solid waste prevented the release of 32.9 million metric tons of carbon equivalent (MMTCE - the unit of measure for green house gasses) into the air. 8. REDUCES WATER POLLUTION Making goods from recycled materials generates far less water pollu on than manufacturing from virgin materials. 9. PROTECTS WILDLIFE Using recycled materials reduces the damage to forests, wetlands, rivers and other places essen al to wildlife. 10. CREATES NEW DEMAND Recycling and buying recycling products creates demand for more recycled products, decreasing waste and helping our economy. 2 Library Place,, Hanover, PA 17331 632-5183 www.guthrielibrary.org Planned Giving the Swingin’ Seven Band and sample delicious hors d’oeuvres. Cash bar. Tickets are on sale now at the library’s main desk for $40 per person. Guthrie Memorial Library – Hanover’s Public Library invites you to become a member of the Aristotle Society. The Aristotle Society was created Financial Literacy for Kids and Teens to honor those whose estate planning includes a The Right on the Money mini-camp for children gi to the library. ages 5-7 will be held in the Program Room during Because government and corporate grant funding the week of June 10th. During four 1-hour sessions, fluctuates, Guthrie Memorial Library depends children will learn the basics of earning, spending, heavily on private contribu ons. Bequests both saving, and borrowing money using stories and fun large and small ensure the long range financial ac vi es. stability of the library. By leaving a legacy you Money School for high school students will be held have the sa sfac on of knowing that you will on Friday, July 15th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the enrich the lives of future genera ons. John D. Bare Center. At this program, teens will Please call Lisa Kane at 632-5183 ext. 320 if you learn about the importance of budge ng, credit have included Guthrie Memorial Library in your card smarts, and how to avoid iden ty the . Pizza will or would like more informa on about the and soda will be provided and one a endee will Aristotle Society. win $100! Upcoming Events Summer Sols ce Join us on Friday, June 21st as we celebrate the longest day of the year at the library’s annual Summer Sols ce fundraiser from 6:00 pm un l 10:00 pm. The celebra on is an opportunity to enjoy the spectacular roof of the library, mingle with friends, listen and dance to the live music of Registra on is required for both events. Please contact the Children’s Department at 632-5183 or visit our website at www.guthrielibrary.org for more informa on. MORNING LEAGUE INSTRUCTIONAL BASEBALL
Monday—Thursday beginning June 17th
The program runs for approximately 7 weeks
BOYS: Monday & Wednesdays 8:30 AM—10:30 AM
GIRLS: Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:30 AM-10:30 AM
Sign up at Hanover Borough Office
ZUMBA FITNESS CLASSES ARE BACK!
NO CLASS MINIMUM &
NO PRE-REGISTRATION! $3.00/CLASS—
paid to instructor at time of each class
WHEN: Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7:00—8:00 PM February 5th through May 30th, 2013 at the Hanover Street Elementary School Gymnasium Monday-Friday 8AM to 5PM (717-637-3877)
COST: $10.00 for Hanover Borough & Penn Township Residents
and $12.50 for all other municipalities
Ages 6, 7 & 8 are accepted
INSTRUCTOR: Suzanne Hafner, Certified Zumba Instructor BRING A FRIEND PROMOTION:
One free class to anyone who brings a
friend
(one time only)
Best value in the area!
HANOVER PLAYGROUNDS
SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM
We would like to invite anyone in the Hanover Area this summer to join
us at our parks for clean, safe summer
FUN!
We will be running organized park sessions, supervised by playground staff
members. These parks are open to ALL, free of charge! This program will start
June 10th and run through August 2nd Playground Staff will be at each of our
facilities from 9-11:30 a.m. and from 6-8:30 p.m. through the week. Borough
Playgrounds include:
Elm Avenue
Wirt Park
Baer Avenue
West Hanover Street
DeGuy Avenue
Washington Avenue
Myers Memorial
Hanover Street
***OPEN TO ALL SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN***
UPCOMING WIRT PARK EVENTS
Saturday, April 20th
Girl Scouts Day in the Park Healthy Habits Carnival
8:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Saturday, April 27th:
YWCA Hispanic-American Center Kids Day
11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday, June 29th:
Summer Concert in Wirt Park
12:00 Noon to 8:30 PM
Saturday, July 27th:
Chamber of Commerce Dutch Festival
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Saturday, Sept. 14th:
Chamber of Commerce Art & Music in the Park
10:00 AM to 9:30 PM
HAPPENINGS IN HANOVER
Saturday, May 11th:
Chalk-It-Up Hanover
Center Square & one block out
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM—sponsored by
Hanover Area Chamber
of Commerce (717) 637-6130)
SATURDAY, June 29th:
Free Summer Concert in Wirt Park
12:00 Noon to 8:30 PM showcasing local and regional music talent
that the greater Hanover Area has to offer.
**SEE THE END OF THIS BROCHURE FOR THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY
EVENTS HAPPENING THIS SUMMER!**
Thursday July 4th:
At Moul Field
Liberty Day Celebration
Recreation Complex
All day events & family fun
Fireworks 9:30 PM
Saturday, July 27th:
Hanover Dutch Days
At Center Square—enjoy family
fun & good food 8AM to 4PM
Sunday, Sept. 1st: Hanover Chili Cookoff
At Good Field Forney Avenue
11AM to 5PM
www.hanoverchilicookoff.com Hanover’s Farmers Market
Locally grown produce, baked goods &
wonderful gift ideas from handmade
crafts to fresh cut flowers.
Visit us and have breakfast!
Saturdays 6AM—12:00 Noon
210 East Chestnut Street
632-1353
The Hanover Farmer’s Market is a li le bit of living tradi on. The Saturday tradi on of “Market” recalls the days of yesteryear when shopping was a pleasure, not a chore. The Hanover Market House flavors your morning with diverse local products. HISTORY: The quality minded shopper has, since 1815, delighted in the Market. The Market House has been at its current loca on at 210 East Chestnut Street since 1933. THE SHOPPING EXTRAVAGANZA: The ambiance of the building frames a contemporary and pleasant place to shop. The aroma of fresh-baked good and glowing vitality of quality meats, vegetables, fish and fruits remains the staple crop for market day. Amidst the fine edibles is an incredibly clever array of local cra s and unique merchandise displayed with the character and enchantment of Hanover’s Germanic heritage. HANOVER’S MARKET HOUSE—A TRADITION YOU WILL ENJOY HANOVER BOROUGH VOTING LOCATIONS 1ST WARD Calvary Bible Church 603 Wilson Avenue 2ND WARD Market House 210 East Chestnut Street 3RD WARD Utz Pavilion 861 Carlisle Street (Eichelberger St) 4TH WARD Wirt Park Fire Sta on 201 North Franklin St & Park Ave 5TH WARD Wellness Center 400 York Street REMEMBER TO VOTE!
Last day to register for primary is Monday, April 22nd
Municipal Primary
Tuesday, May 21st
Municipal Election
Tuesday, November 5th
HANOVER HERITAGE ASSOCIATION EVENTS
In 2013 we celebrate Hanover’s founding—the 250th Anniversary of the founding in1763 as well
as the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Hanover, the first battle of the Civil War on free soil.
E.V. WHITE’S RAID—PRESENTATION
TUESDAY, June 25th 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM at Guthrie Memorial Library
BOOK SIGNINGS & ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
THURSDAY, June 27th 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM at Guthrie Memorial Library
BLOCK PARTY AT WIRT PARK
THURSDAY, June 27th 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Wirt Park
250 YEARS GALA
Join us on FRIDAY, June 28th for a special 250th Gala at the Hanover Country Club,
200 Water Street, Abbottstown, PA from 6:00 PM until ?
With cocktails, buffet dinner and dancing featuring the Hubcaps and The Pixies Three
Contact Kim Clapper for more information (717) 965-1282 or email kmclapper03@aim.com
CEREMONIES AT WIRT PARK
SUNDAY, June 30th join us at Wirt Park for Anniversary Ceremonies from 1:00 to 3:00 PM
250th ANNIVERSARY PARADE
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The Hanover Heritage Association has
planned a parade to celebrate the 250th
Anniversary on Saturday, June 29th, 2013 at
10:00 AM (severe weather date of July 13th
2013) with formation at Wirt Avenue and
John Street, continuing onto Baltimore Street
to Center Square and disbanding on Carlisle
Street at Library Place and Third Street.
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Downtown Entertainment to follow parade
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
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Contact Pennie Spalding, Parade Chairman
at (717) 870-1178 for more information
250TH GALA TICKETS & SPONSOR INFORMATION
250 YEAR GALA CELEBRATION JUNE 28, 2013 AT THE HANOVER COUNTRY CLUB 6:00 PM NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: EMAIL: #TICKETS @ $75.00 EACH:_________ AMOUNT ENCLOSED: PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM AND CHECK TO: THE HANOVER HERITAGE ASSOCIATION C/O YWCA TO DRESS IN 18TH CENTURY 23 WEST CHESTNUT STREET HANOVER, PA 17331 WELCOME & ENCOURAGED
PERIOD ATTIRE
YOUR RECEIPT WILL BE EMAILED; IF YOU DO NOT HAVE EMAIL IT WILL BE MAILED I REQUEST TO BE SEATED WITH (TABLES OF 8) For more Informa on, please contact Kimberly Clapper 717-965-1282 or kmclapper03@aim.com YES, I WOULD LIKE TO BE A SPONSOR—ALL FUNDS GO DIRECTLY TO THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY EVENTS 
$3,500 ‐ BAND SPONSOR: (Please indicate here if interested) Includes major signage at band loca on and at Gala event with company logo in Gala Program booklet; Half page adver sement in Overall 250th Program Booklet; Opportunity to introduce the band; and Reserved Table for 10 with Table Recogni on. 
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$1,000—TABLE SPONSOR: (Please indicate here if interested) Includes recogni on signage at the Gala Event with company logo in Gala Program booklet; Quarter page adver sement in Overall 250th Program Booklet; Reserved Table for 10 with Table Recogni on. $500– TABLE SPONSOR: (Please indicate here if interested) Includes recogni on signage at the Gala Event; recogni on in Gala Program booklet; reserved seats for 4 with Table recogni on. 
OR I WOULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE THIS AMOUNT AS A DONATION: $ What is the next step? Contact Sonny Eline at 717-632-4768 or at sonny1776@comcast.net or complete this pledge form and send to: Hanover Heritage Associa on c/o YWCA, 23 West Chestnut Street, Hanover, PA 17331 Name: Address: Email Phone # info@hanover2013.com www.hanover2013.com