Bittinger

Kathleen Avery Stalter and Dale Edward Bittinger were married on November 6, 2004 at St. Mary's Star of the Sea. A reception followed at Flag House Star-Spangled Banner Museum. The bride is the daughter of Renee Stalter and the late F. Lyle Stalter, of Timonium, MD. She graduated from University of Baltimore and is Assistantto the president of Chef's Expressions Catering. The groom is the son of Don Bittinger and Esther Trawtwein, of Oakland, MD. He is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Public Policy and is Associate Director of Admissions at UMBC.

On May 2, 2006 JAMES LENNAN "LEN" GRIMES, SR., loving son of the late John Tolly Grimes, Sr. and Marie O'Connell Grimes; beloved husband of Mary Bonn Meyer and the late Margaret Lorene Grimes (nee Unsoeld); loving father of James Lennan Grimes, Jr., Lewis Edward Grimes and Lois Anne Bittinger; dear brother of John T. Grimes, Jr. and Lewis A. Grimes; cherished grandfather of Ann Marie Grimes, James L. Grimes III, Patrick L. Grimes, Kelly L. Vanderbilt (nee Grimes), David D. Grimes, Leah D. Doane (step-granddaughter)

On February 27, 2005, REXFORD OWEN, JR., of Hanover; beloved husband of Judith E. (nee Hone); devoted father of Timothy Owen Bittinger, Kimberly Marie Wroten and Michael Thomas Bittinger; cherished brother of Mary Mildred Hengelsberg of Allison Park, PA, John Regis Bittinger of Cumberland, MD and Patrick Bittinger of Lanham, MD; loving grandfather of Ashley Katherine Bittinger, Justin E. James, Rachael Marie Grimes, Julie James, Aaron C. James, Courtney Anne...

On May 3, 2005, BERYL "Dottie" CORBIN, beloved wife of West Corbin, dear sister of Elma Bittinger, cherished aunt of Charles Bittinger and family, sister-in-law of Clara Peschua. Relatives and friends may call at the family owned AMBROSE FUNERAL HOME, INC., 1328 Sulphur Spring Road, Arbutus, on Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. where a service will be held on Friday at the funeral hour of 1 P.M. Interment to follow at Meadowridge Memorial Park.

It's as if Westminster senior attacker Amy Bittinger has turned on a magical switch.After scoring just four goals all of last season, she was able to top that in the Owls' first game this year -- a five-goal effort in an 11-3 win against Atholton -- and hasn't been stopped since, piling up 27 goals and helping on three others to lead the team to its best start ever at 5-1.So what is it that has Bittinger, in her third season on varsity, on a pace to score...

It was all South Carroll for the first 30 seconds of last night's game against visiting Westminster, but it was the Owls who made it look easy the rest of the way in Winfield.After yielding a quick opening goal, the Owls answered with eight straight scores to come away with a solid 14-8 victory over the Cavaliers in the county opener for both teams.The Owls (5-1) had it all working, starting with a five-goal effort from Amy Bittinger and ending with a fine performance in goal from Lisa Duke, who made 11 saves.

On May 2, 2006 JAMES LENNAN "LEN" GRIMES, SR., loving son of the late John Tolly Grimes, Sr. and Marie O'Connell Grimes; beloved husband of Mary Bonn Meyer and the late Margaret Lorene Grimes (nee Unsoeld); loving father of James Lennan Grimes, Jr., Lewis Edward Grimes and Lois Anne Bittinger; dear brother of John T. Grimes, Jr. and Lewis A. Grimes; cherished grandfather of Ann Marie Grimes, James L. Grimes III, Patrick L. Grimes, Kelly L. Vanderbilt (nee Grimes), David D. Grimes, Leah D. Doane (step-granddaughter)

On May 3, 2005, BERYL "Dottie" CORBIN, beloved wife of West Corbin, dear sister of Elma Bittinger, cherished aunt of Charles Bittinger and family, sister-in-law of Clara Peschua. Relatives and friends may call at the family owned AMBROSE FUNERAL HOME, INC., 1328 Sulphur Spring Road, Arbutus, on Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. where a service will be held on Friday at the funeral hour of 1 P.M. Interment to follow at Meadowridge Memorial Park.

The only thing missing was the "Days of Our Lives" theme.Everything else was there in the trial-like drama of an Annapolis ,, police officer accused of harassing her ex-boyfriend and his new flame. The intrigue. The betrayal. The line of curious officers sipping coffee in the hall.The accused is Officer Lisa Whiting, four-year veteran of the city police, who says only that she made a mistake in her choice of a boyfriend.Officer Whiting faces 11 administrative charges stemming from allegations that she harassed her former boyfriend for months, threatened his girlfriend and violated a restraining order.

A Garrett County deer hunter was shot and killed yesterday afternoon when the vehicle he was riding in overturned and his rifle accidentally fired.John Surrick, manager of the state Natural Resources Police, said Clifford R. Bittinger, 37, of the 500 block of New Germany Road in Swanton, was riding with a friend in a four-wheel-drive vehicle about 2 p.m in the 6600 block of Glendale Road in Swanton.When the vehicle struck a large rock and overturned, Surrick said, the man's 50-caliber muzzleloader fired, hitting him in the chest.

On February 27, 2005, REXFORD OWEN, JR., of Hanover; beloved husband of Judith E. (nee Hone); devoted father of Timothy Owen Bittinger, Kimberly Marie Wroten and Michael Thomas Bittinger; cherished brother of Mary Mildred Hengelsberg of Allison Park, PA, John Regis Bittinger of Cumberland, MD and Patrick Bittinger of Lanham, MD; loving grandfather of Ashley Katherine Bittinger, Justin E. James, Rachael Marie Grimes, Julie James, Aaron C. James, Courtney Anne...

Kathleen Avery Stalter and Dale Edward Bittinger were married on November 6, 2004 at St. Mary's Star of the Sea. A reception followed at Flag House Star-Spangled Banner Museum. The bride is the daughter of Renee Stalter and the late F. Lyle Stalter, of Timonium, MD. She graduated from University of Baltimore and is Assistantto the president of Chef's Expressions Catering. The groom is the son of Don Bittinger and Esther Trawtwein, of Oakland, MD. He is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Public Policy and is Associate Director of Admissions at UMBC.

Jen Adams had three goals and five assists and became the Terrapins' all-time leading point scorer as top-ranked Maryland (3-0) downed No. 10 Syracuse, 11-7, yesterday in College Park. Adams had eight points, bringing the total to 133 for her career and breaking the previous mark of 132 set by Kelly Amonte. Adams has 23 points through three games to lead the Terps this season. Maryland jumped to a 3-0 lead on goals from Adams, Sonia Judd and Allison Comito. Syracuse fought back to tie the score at 4 at the 18:11 mark of the first half.

A Garrett County deer hunter was shot and killed yesterday afternoon when the vehicle he was riding in overturned and his rifle accidentally fired.John Surrick, manager of the state Natural Resources Police, said Clifford R. Bittinger, 37, of the 500 block of New Germany Road in Swanton, was riding with a friend in a four-wheel-drive vehicle about 2 p.m in the 6600 block of Glendale Road in Swanton.When the vehicle struck a large rock and overturned, Surrick said, the man's 50-caliber muzzleloader fired, hitting him in the chest.

County police have issued a warrant for the arrest of an Edgewater man after two men were attacked with bricks Saturday in the garage of a home in Edgewater.Colleen Brown, 47, of the 800 block of Hillside Drive in Edgewater told police she heard shouting in her garage shortly before midnight and called police. When she went to the garage to check, she found two men throwing bricks and stones at her son, Thomas Harris, and his friend Gene Bittinger, also of Edgewater, police said.Brown grabbed a broomstick and approached one of the attackers, but the man yanked the stick from her and struck her on the left hand with it, police said.

It's as if Westminster senior attacker Amy Bittinger has turned on a magical switch.After scoring just four goals all of last season, she was able to top that in the Owls' first game this year -- a five-goal effort in an 11-3 win against Atholton -- and hasn't been stopped since, piling up 27 goals and helping on three others to lead the team to its best start ever at 5-1.So what is it that has Bittinger, in her third season on varsity, on a pace to score...

County police have issued a warrant for the arrest of an Edgewater man after two men were attacked with bricks Saturday in the garage of a home in Edgewater.Colleen Brown, 47, of the 800 block of Hillside Drive in Edgewater told police she heard shouting in her garage shortly before midnight and called police. When she went to the garage to check, she found two men throwing bricks and stones at her son, Thomas Harris, and his friend Gene Bittinger, also of Edgewater, police said.Brown grabbed a broomstick and approached one of the attackers, but the man yanked the stick from her and struck her on the left hand with it, police said.

Howard County police are investigating the attempted robbery of a man and the mugging of an elderly woman in Columbia's Long Reach village late Tuesday and early Wednesday.The victims were not seriously injured. Police do not believe the crimes are connected.In the Tuesday night incident, Michael M. Bittinger, 38, of Ellicott City had withdrawn money from a drive-through automated teller machine in the village center about 9: 15 p.m. when a man approached his car and demanded money, police said.

It was all South Carroll for the first 30 seconds of last night's game against visiting Westminster, but it was the Owls who made it look easy the rest of the way in Winfield.After yielding a quick opening goal, the Owls answered with eight straight scores to come away with a solid 14-8 victory over the Cavaliers in the county opener for both teams.The Owls (5-1) had it all working, starting with a five-goal effort from Amy Bittinger and ending with a fine performance in goal from Lisa Duke, who made 11 saves.

Howard County police are investigating the attempted robbery of a man and the mugging of an elderly woman in Columbia's Long Reach village late Tuesday and early Wednesday.The victims were not seriously injured. Police do not believe the crimes are connected.In the Tuesday night incident, Michael M. Bittinger, 38, of Ellicott City had withdrawn money from a drive-through automated teller machine in the village center about 9: 15 p.m. when a man approached his car and demanded money, police said.