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2 The Sentinel, Carlisle, Saturday, April 9, 1988 FOR THE RECORd John H. John H. Rideout 87, RD1 Shippensburg, died Thursday at Michael Manor Nursing Home, Gettysburg. He was the widower of Alice G. Rideout.

He was born in Shippensburg to the late Joseph and Emma (Williams) Rideout. He was retired from Letterkenny Army Depot. A U.S. Army veteran of World War he was a member of the former Robert Green American Legion Post 729. Surviving are three sons, John H.

Rideout Jr. of Shippensburg, Wayne F. Rideout of Carlisle and Richard G. Rideout of Chambersburg; two daughters, Catherine E. Williams, Preston Preston W.

Baker, 84, 11089 Hurley Drive, Shippensburg, died Thursday in Chambersburg Hospital. He was the widower of Gladys Baker. Born in Franklin County, he was the son of the late Jacob M. and Mary Belle (Alleman) Baker. He was retired from the Greif Company, Shippensburg.

He was a member of "Shippensburg First Church of God, the men's Bible class, the American Bells Association and the Fort Morris Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons. Surviving are a son, Ronald A. Baker, Walnut Bottom, and three William William L. Paxton, 54, 114 N. Pitt Carlisle, died Friday in Carlisle Hospital.

Born in Cumberland County, he was the son of the late Ralph E. Paxton Sr. and the widower of Lois Paxton. He was an employee of Kinney Shoe Company and formerly worked at Carlisle Hospital. Surviving are his mother, Viola Myers Paxton, Carlisle; four sisters, Betty Smotherman, Linday Hurley and Loretta Paxton, all of Carlisle, and Shirley Edgecomb, ObiTUARiES Rideout Sr.

Philadelphia, and Alice C. Young, Newark, an adopted son, John A. Rideout of Carlisle; 17 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and nine great-great grandchildren. Memorial services will be 2 p.m. next Saturday in FogelsangerBricker Funeral Home, 112 W.

King Shippensburg. The Rev. Seth Tritle will officiate. Burial will be in Parklawns Memorial Garden, Chambersburg. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour before the service.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 225 E. King Chambersburg 17201. W. Baker grandchildren. Services will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

at the Shippensburg First Church of God. The Rev. W. Stanley Darrah will officiate. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg.

Friends may call at the church one hour before the service. Memorial contributions may be made to the Shippensburg Band, Lincoln Fogelsanger, 307 E. King Shippensburg 17257. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home, 112 W. King Shippensburg.

L. Paxton Worcester, three brothers, Ralph E. Paxton Jr. and Robert E. Paxton, both of Carlisle, and Terry L.

Paxton, RD2 Shippensburg; a stepdaughter, Dawn M. Jones, RD1 Newville, and a stepson, Samuel E. Manley, Mechanicsburg. Services will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. in Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N.

Hanover Carlisle. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the family to help with expenses. Virgie Mae Heller Virgie Mae Heller, 88, of 540 Nawakwa Road, Biglerville, died Thursday evening at Gettysburg Hospital. She was born and resided in Adams County her entire life.

She was the daughter of the late Harvey S. and Rebecca Mae Warren Beamer. She was a member of Wenksville United Methodist Church and the Ladies' Sunday School Class; the Women's Society of Christian Service and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Arendtsville Fire Company. Her husband, Elmer H. (Mike) Heller, died in November 1983.

She is survived by two daughters, Marvel E. Kump of Biglerville and Shirley M. Cashman of Arendtsville; two sons, Glenn R. Heller and Paul E. Heller, both of Biglerville; three sisters, Isabelle Black of Aspers, Elsie Warren of Bendersville and Hazel Boone of Abbotstown; two brothers, Percy Beamer of Aspers and Arthur Beamer of York; eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and a great-great-granddaughter.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Monday at Dugan Funeral Home i in Bendersville with the Rev. G. Franklin Gray and Rev. Maurice E.

Black officiating. Burial will be in Wenksville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. The family suggests donations be made to Wenksville United Methodist Church, RD1, Biglerville 17307. Verna G.

Sowers Verna G. Sowers, 80, of RD2 Gardners, died Friday morning at her home. She was the widow of Gordon K. Sowers and was born in Cumberland County to the late Harry and Esther Myers Fanus. She was retired from C.H.

Musselman Company, Gardners, and a member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church. Surviving are her son, Richard K. Sowers of Gardners; a daughter, Shirley V. McLaughlin of Carlisle; two brothers, Parker Fanus of Gardners and Sheldon Fanus of Police Perry motorist killed in crash An RD1 Loysville woman died in a one-car accident in Perry County Friday afternoon.

State police at Newport said Joan I. McGarvey, 48, was pronounced dead at the scene by deputy coroner Jim Nickels. Police said the 3 p.m. accident occurred on State Route 17 in northeast Madison Township. Ms.

McGarvey's car was traveling north on Route 17 when she struck a concrete bridge, causing her to lose control of her car, police said. Police said the car crossed the left side of the road and struck a culvert, which caused it to overturn. Ms. McGarvey was ejected from the car and the car came to rest on its roof on top of her, police said. Blain Fire Department and ambulance assisted at the scene, police said.

Mt. Holly woman charged in crash A Mt. Holly Springs woman is being charged with driving under the influence of alcohol in connection with a March 27 accident. Mt. Holly Springs police said a summons has been sent to Donna L.

Mohler, 31, 18 Park St. School LUNCHES Big Spring Monday, April 11 Sloppy Joe on bun, french fries, pears, ice cream Tuesday, April 12 Chicken nuggets with dip, tossed salad with roll, vanilla pudding, fresh fruit Wednesday, April 13 Spaghetti with meat sauce, corn, relish plate, chocolate cake with peanut butter icing Thursday, April 14 Fish sandwich, chips, vegetable soup with crackers, frozen juice bar Friday, April 15 Roast turkey with gravy, stuffing with cranberry sauce, mixed vegetables, choice of fruit Carlisle Monday, April 11 Hamburger or salmonburger in a bun, baked beans, celery and carrot sticks, peanut butter and honey bar Tuesday, April 12 Spaghetti with meat and cheese sauce, tossed salad, Italian bread and butter, applesauce raisin cake Wednesday, April 13 Pizza with cheese, creamy cole slaw, buttered corn, fruit Jello Thursday, April 14 Turkey, filling, gravy, cranberry sauce, candied sweet potatoes, tea roll with butter, mixed fruit cup Friday, April 15 Submarine, potato chips, applesauce, cookie South Middleton Monday, April 11 Spaghetti with meat sauce or hot dog with roll and spaghetti, tossed salad with dressing or buttered carrots, fruit juice bars or pudding; bag lunch: Peanut butter sandwich Tuesday, April 12, Ham hoagie or tuna melt on roll, potato chips, buttered cauliflower or peas and carrots, chilled plums or peaches; bag lunch: egg salad Wednesday, April 13 Chicken nuggets with tea roll or French bread wth cheese, hash brown potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables or lima beans, white cake with icing or pudding; bag lunch: peanut butter Thursday, April 14 Baked fish or ham patties with roll, baked macaroni with cheese, stewed tomatoes or buttered green beans, chilled applesauce or pears; bag lunch: six inch hoagie Friday, April 15 No school Bill Sentinel Joseph Brown of Carlisle watches his son, Joseph swing at LeTort Park. DiVORCES Divorces granted Carlisle, against Gary 563 March 8 Carlisle. Smith, Paul 708 Hanover Sevier, Joanne 406 Chestnut Court, Carlisle, against Robin Camp Hill, against John, 510 S. Baltimore Mt.

Holly. same address. March 9 March 10 Brenzier, Gary Molly Pitcher Anderson, Jefferson 300 Hotel, against Rebecca 35 Herrs Walnut Lane, Carlisle, against Carlisle. Cheryl Norfolk, Va. Blaine, Deborah 824 Gobin March 16 Drive, Carlisle, against George Aughinbaugh, Beverly RD2 RD2.

New Bloomfield. Gardners, against Charles Brown, Judith 832 Meadow Arendstville. Lane, Camp Hill, against Allan Baker, Elsie, RD3 Newville, 4341 Carlisle Pike, Camp Hill. against Donald Middletown. Cornnell, George 412 Mt.

Allen Bauer, Bonnie Stanwix Circle, Drive, Mechanicsburg, against Carlisle, against Leo same Janet same address. address. Freeman, Linda, 1843 Creekview Evans, Haven Camp Hill, Drive, New Cumberland, a against against Helen 1501 Chatham Terry 838 Anthony Drive, Mech- Road, Camp Hill. anicsburg. Huss, Michael Edward, 5141 Keller, Randy 1586 Rockledge Trindle Road, Mechanicsburg, Drive, South Middleton Township, against Barbara Joan, against Elizabeth RD2 Williamsport.

Gardners. Stake, Benson RD4 Newville, McCarren, Kathy, 108 E. North against Martha, RD4 Newville. HoSpiTAl NOTES Admitted Friday to Carlisle Hospital: Ann A. Doudrick, Shermans Dale; Robert C.

Weaver, Mechanicsburg; Mrs. Taylor Hodge Newville; Harriet A. Hodge, Carlisle; Travis J. Reed, Walnut Bottom. Discharged Friday from Carlisle Hospital: Steven D.

Cherry, Baby Boy Parthemore of Carlisle, Mrs. Richard Yocum Sr. and son, Carl E. Frye, Angie Beam, Mrs. Roy Dunlap and son, Troy D.

Schoffstall. BiRTHS Born Thursday in Silver Spring, Md. to: Patrick and Joy (Kummerer) Hemler, formerly of Carlisle, girl, Cumberland Valley Monday, April 11 Meatball sandwich, french fries, green beans, pudding Tuesday, April 12 Spaghetti with meat sauce, Italian bread, toss salad, pears and pineapple Wednesday, April 13 Baked potato bar with toppings, applesauce, doughnut Thursday, April 14 Taco with pork and beef includes lettuce, cheese, salsa; corn, choice of fruit, cookie Friday, April 15 Pizza, mixed vegetables, carrots and celery, mixed fruit Carlisle; four sisters, Cora Waugaman and Velva Daley of Carlisle, Olive Beam of Gardners and Gloria Gitt of Boiling Springs; five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Gibson Funeral Home, Mt.

Holly Springs, with Rev. Kenneth G. Swick, her pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Holly Springs Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Monday from 1 p.m. until time of service. 'The accident occurred at 10:41 p.m. at North Baltimore Avenue and Watt Street, police said. Ms.

Mohler's car was southbound on Baltimore when it collided with a motorcycle driven by Michael R. Brown, 17, 5 Mill Mt. Holly Springs. The motorcycle was also southbound at the crest of a hill and police said Brown was braking to turn right onto Watt Street. Brown and his passenger, Brian McKenzie, 17, of 16 Park Mt.

Holly Springs, were thrown from the motorcycle. All three accident victims were treated at Carlisle Hospital for injuries. Police arrest 7 for liquor violations Pennsylvania state police in the Harrisburg district investigated 810 complaints and checked 252 licensed establishments in March, according to the Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement. Troopers wrote 70 citations to businesses that violated state liquor laws. In addition, they arrested six minors for underage drinking and one person for operating a speakeasy.

State police also seized 61 gallons of beer, 13 liters of liquor and six liters of wine. Trout, Wendy Route 3, Newville, against Lynn York Springs. March 21 Bair, Merle Robert, Landisburg, against Margie Mae, 1204 Pheasant Drive South, Carlisle. Davis, Linda, RD1 Newville, against Jeffrey, Big Spring Terrace, Newville. Diven, Jeannie, 620 Mill Race Court, Carlisle, against John New Hampshire.

Kosier, Barbara Millsboro, against James 313 Sample Bridge Road, Carlisle. Potteiger, Letitia Brandt Road, Mechanicsburg, against Daryl 1710 Bridge New Cumberland. March 22 Myers, Dorothy RD2 Port Royal, against Barry Lee, 400 Wertz Run Road, Carlisle. Padlo, Beth Ann, 105 Willow Road, Harrisburg, against David Jon, 30 W. Main Mechanicsburg.

Trinity Monday, April 11 Pizza hero, potato chips, buttered green beans, chilled pears Tuesday, April 12 Chicken nuggets, french fries, celery sticks, chilled fruit Wednesday, April 13 Meatball sub, potato rounds, mixed vegetables, Tasty-kake Thursday, April 14 Baked chicken, whipped potatoes with gravy, buttered corn, cranberry sauce, bread and butter Friday, April 15 French bread pizza, tossed salad, wedge of cheese, pot luck dessert. CARPET SUPERMARKET 8,000 Rolls Remnants SAVE UP 10 OFF To Holly Pike St. MJ MALL Hanover Noble Willow Blvd. St. Rd, MeZ.

Baltimore Walnut Bottom Wendy's- 2 MazE DOE Walnut St. West W. South St. S. W.

Pomfret St. Square: W. High St. Easy to hind in Carlisle Next to YMCA Arch and Ball. Sts.

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