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LANCASTER, NEW ERA LOCAL NEWS B-2 WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1 997 County revokes grant to private group for trail Career in theater by Ad Crable New Era Staff Writer FAST the money in 1993 and had extended it several times since then. But the money was never used as FAST struggled with opposition to the public trail idea. Recently, seven municipalities about to take over the line told the commissioners they would preserve the center of the corridor as open space only if the FAST money was yanked. Some of the officials oppose the trail for privacy reasons. The environmental commu nity is going to be very concerned by this, William Ebel, a Manheim Township commissioner and longtime trail supporter said at the County Commissioners meeting.

But all three commissioners said the countys main goal of preserving the rail corridor as open will be met. Commissioner Paul Thibault said the funding demand was granted in the spirit of furthering intermunicipal cooperation. Seven southern Lancaster County townships have gotten their way: a private group will lose $250,000 in county funds to develop a recreation trail on a 23-miie rail line. The County Commissioners unanimously voted this morning not to extend the grant to the Friends of the Atglen-Susquehan-na Trail. The commissioners had given Sludge forum slated for Friday at Farm Home Center Continued from B-1 year.) But when I met Engle at Penn Manor last week, she struck me as rather serene and peaceful.

She didn't seem overwhelmed with all the activities going on around her, noting with a smile that somewhere in there I'll find time to do my laundry. Clearly, shes got a sense of humor. When I asked her what her biggest flaw is, Engle said shes too hard on herself and too much of a perfectionist. I think I have a fear of being vulnerable, she explains. And I think my perfectionism is woven into that.

I hate not being in control, which is weird because I'm a performer. In acting class last winter, her teacher told her she was coasting using her talent to avoid digging down any deeper. She knows he was right. I guess I'm starting that psychological journey of acting, Engle says. She once focused her perferc-tionism totally on her school work (until that darned came along, she had a 4.0).

Now, shes centering on acting. If Im not nailing it every time, I get mad at myself, Engle says. But being tough on herself has served Engle well. This year, in addition to starring in the school play Leader of the Pack, she won a Gold Key writing award for her short play, Deuces Wild, and directed and wrote a childrens play, called Laugh A Lot, which toured Penn Manor schools. That production was the result of an independent theater course she designed for herself since shed exhausted all the other theater courses Penn Manor had to offer.

Laugh A Lot was a cheesy little musical, Engle says with a smile. But the kids thought it was hysterical. They were so into the show we had to calm them down, which I guess was good. It marked Engles first official stab at writing and directing. While she found she liked directing (I'm a control freak, so I kind of liked it.) she wasn't too keen on writing.

Department of Environmental Protection; Tim Lutz, a West Chester University geology professor; and Jay Snyder, superintendent of Ephratas sewage-treatment plant. We need to hear all sides about sewage sludge disposal, said Anne Goeke, president of the Lancaster Heritage and Environment Alliance. She said the group has not taken a position for or against sludge disposal on land. The alliance is made up of 12 local groups and organizations. For more information about the forum, call Goeke at 394-911 0.

The Lancaster Heritage and Environment Alliance has scheduled state, national and local experts on sludge disposal for the forum, to be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Farm Home Center, 1381 Arcadia Road. Questions are invited after the forum. Speakers will include: Hugh Kaufman, well-known whistleblower at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Dr.

Stanford Tackett, an Indiana University chemistry professor and critic of land application of sludge; Tom Sweeney, of the state FUNERAL NOTICES Funeral Invitations 101 Deborah Engle I thought it was too exposing it was almost a naked experience. It was harder to take rejection on a piece I'd written than a performance. It was almost a personal attack. But then she wrote Deuces Wild, about two people on a balcony who talk themselves into a relationship, which won her the Scholastic Gold Key award. I kind of warmed up to writing, Engle concedes.

Once I get an idea I can run with it. Last summer Engle was part of the ensemble of Pieces, an antiviolence play that was put together under the direction of Barry Kornhauser and the Fulton Opera House. A group of teens from throughout Lancaster wrote the show with Kornhauser and toured in a number of schools and at Barnes Hall. Pieces was a lesson in flexibility for me, says Engle, who starred as Jazz, who tries to dance away her problems. A big lesson inflexibility.

Engle, a daughter of Ivan and Karen Engle, 336 George Mill- ersville, is excited about attending Hofstra, which is close to New York City. She has definite hopes of getting work in the New York theater and when I asked her if she wanted to be a star someday, she smiled and said, Sure, why not? Its flattering. If anyone can do it, it will be Deborah Engle. At 18, shes already proven that she can do just about anything. OFESUGGESTEDfETAL 6 Month? Same As Cas IS With new statewide regulations over the spreading of sewage sludge stirring an already controversial issue, an educational sludge forum for the public will be held in Lancaster Friday.

2 drunk-driving arrests same day A Denver man compiled two drunk driving arrests within a three-hour period on Sunday afternoon, East Cocalico Township police said. After his second arrest, Colin Stephens, 24, of 611 Adams Denver, was committed to Lancaster County Prison in default of $30,000 bail, police said. Both times Stephens refused tests for blood-alcohol content, police said. The first arrest was at 12:28 a.m. Police said Stephens was traveling east on Main Street in Denver when he struck a parked vehicle.

Stephens fled the scene, but was identified as the alleged hit-run driver and followed to a convenience store, police said. Police took Stephens home after arresting him for driving while under the influence of intoxicants and a hit-run violation. But he didnt stay there. At 3:14 a.m. Sunday, East Cocalico Township police stopped Stephens when they saw him driving erratically at Weaver Road and South Second Street, Denver.

Again, he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and was charged with alleged drunk driving, police said. Preservation Trust meeting date changed The Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County has postponed a public meeting on ways to better protect and reuse old structures. A schedule conflict for meeting leader Brenda Barrett, director of the state Bureau for Historic Preservation, forced the weeks delay from Thursday to next Thursday, June 5. The 2 p.m. meeting will be at the trust office, 123 N.

Prince St. Those planning to attend are asked to call the trust office at 291-5861. Replacement Window Specialists Expert Installation On All Types Sizes TRIM ROOFING AWNINGS ALUMINUM STORM -a GUTTERS PORCH ENCLOSURES REPLACEMENT WINDOWS KENN Entered into rest In Manheim Township, PA on May 25, 1997. HELEN R. KENN, wife of Merrill F.

Kenn, of 1520 Harrisburg Pike. Lancaster, PA ana formerly of Conestoga Center, In her 85th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully to attend the funeral from the Oreville Chapel of the Mennonite Home, 1520 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster, PA on Saturday at 1 1 a.m. with Pastor Paul H. Wikerd and Pastor A.

Don Augsburger officiating. Interment In the East Petersburg Mennonite Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the Ore-ville Chapel one hour prior to the service. Please omit flowers. Contributions in Helen's memory may be given to the Alzhelmers Support Group of Lancaster County, 1586 Unden Street, Lancaster, PA 17601.

The family is being served by the Richard A. Sheetz Funeral Home, Lancaster. LUCAS Entered Into rest in Elizabethtown, PA on May 26, 1997. HILDA S. LUCAS, wife of the late Walter w.

Lucas, Jr, of The Masonic Home, Elizabethtown, PA, formerly of Columbia, PA In her 92nd year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend ttie funeral from The Clyde W. Kraft Funeral Home. Inc, 519 Walnut St, Columbia, PA on Saturday at HAM. Interment in Lourel HHI Memorial Gardens.

Friends may coH at The Clyde W. Kraft Funeral Home, tnc on Saturday from until time of service. Kindly omit flowers. Contrtoutions to The Humane Leogue of Lancaster Co, 2195 Lincoln Hwy Lancaster, PA 17602 in Hilda's memory would be deeply appreciated. Entered into rest in Lancaster, PA on May 27.

1997. ROBERT E. LUTT-MAN, son of tiie late John ond Anno Jo-cobs Luttmon. of 331 Union Street, Columbia. PA In his 69th year.

Relatives and friends are respecttuHv invited to attend the funeral from The Clyde W. Kraft Funeral Home, inc, 519 Walnut Street. Columbia, PA on Thursday evening at with the Rev. Jeffrey A. Raf-fauf officiating.

Friends may coH at the funeral home on Thursdoy evening from until time of service. At the request of the family, kindly omit flowers. Contibu-tioos to Hospice of Lancaster PO Box 4125. Lancaster, PA. 17604 In Bob's memory would be deeply WINDOWS' DOORS SIDING" Call 393-0859 For All Your Home Improvement Needs George J.

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Funeral services will be private for the fomily in Manassos. Virginia. Please omit flowers. Contributions may be made in her memory to Hospice of Lancaster County, 685 Good Drive, P.O. Box 4125, Lancaster.

PA 17604-4125. Arrangements by the Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home, 414 E. King Street, Lancaster, PA. BRUBAKER Entered Into rest In Lancaster, PA on May 27.

1997. NANCY G. BRUBAKER, wife of J. Herbert Brubaker, of 1004 Manheim Mount Jov Rood, Mount Joy. PA In her 79th year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Mount Joy Mennonite Church, 10 Donegal Springs Rood, Mount Joy, PA on Friday at 10 am. with the Pastors Joe N. Sherer and Elizabeth Nissley officiating. Interment in the Kraybill Mennonite Cemetery, Mount Joy, PA. Friends may coH at the Nissley Funeral Home.

228 East Main Street, Mount Joy. PA on Thursday from 7 to 8:30 pm and at the church on Friday from 9 o.m. until the time of the service. The family requests that flowers please be omitted. Contributions may be mode to the Child Evangelism Fellowship of Lone aster County.

5307 Main Street, East Petersburg, PA 17520. CONROY Entered Into rest in Kensington, MD, on May 26, 1997. SARA D. CONROY, wife of the late Philip James Conroy, of 10231 Carroll Ploce, Kensington. MD, in her 98th year.

Relatives and friends are respecttulv invited to attend graveside services at Somt Columbus Cemetery, Arlington, VT, on May 31sf, 1997 at 1100 A.M. Interment In Saint Columbus Cemetery. Friends may cal from P.M. until 9:00 P.M. on Wednesday, May 28th at the Edward L.

Col ms Funeral Home, Inc, 86 Pine Street, Oxford, PA. ESHl EMAN Entered Into rest In Lancaster, PA on May 26. 1997. LAURA B. ESHLEMAN, of Luther Acres, lititz, ond formerly of East New Street, L'tltz.

PA her 86th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the Chapel of the Good Samaritan (Luther Acres), 600 East Main Street. Lititz, PA on Thursday ot 10 a.m. with the Rev. Martha B.

Sheaffer and the Rev Gene R. Stuckey Sr. officiating. Interment In the RothsvHle Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may caS at Luther Acres on Thursday morning from 9 to 10 am.

Richard H. Helsey Funeral Home, Lltltz, In chage of arrangements. GNAGEY Entered Into rest in Mount Joy Township, PA. on May 25. 1997.

WALDO GNAGLY, husband ot Hie kite Anna L. Gray Gnogey of 217 Cedar Manor, tllcibeth-town, PA 17072. In his 7Sth year. Relatives ond friends ore respecttulv Invited to attend ttie Funeral Setvke at Frank S. Miller Funeral Flome.

130 North Min kef Sheet, FJlzahethtown, PA. on Wednesday, May 28, 1997 at 2 00 P.M. with Rev. Elsie Lehman officiating. Interment in Elctrethtown Mennonite Cemetery Elzabeth-town.

PA FrletwH may cal ot the Her Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon from 12. JO P.M. until hie lime of the set vice. GOOf) Entered into rest in I cmc aster PA on May 76. 1997.

MARI IN R. (XXX), husband of Marion J. Fry Good, of 24 Keeler Avenue, PO. Box 165, Peormtown, PA, age 59 years. Relatives and friends are respecttulv invited to attend the funeral from B4ie Baptist Church, 45 South Ninth Sheet, Akron, PA on Friday morning gt 10 m.

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Final Commendation and Farewell wiH be Ftoiy Trinity Catholic Cemetery. Friends may cafl at The Holy Trinity Cothohc Church on Friday from 10AM until time of Moss. The family requests that flowers be omitted. Memorial contributions in Fiarry's memory to The American Heart Association, Lancaster Chapter, 610 Community Way, Lancaster, PA 17603 or to Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 409 Cherry St, Columbia. PA 17512 would be deeply appreciated.

Arrangements by The Clyde W. Kraft Funeral Home, Inc, 519 Walnut St, Columbia, PA RUIZ Entered into rest in Lancaster, PA on May 25, 1997. RCARDO RUIZ, husband of Sarah M. Lucas-Ruiz, ot 322 S. Ann Lancaster PA in his 66th year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited fo attend a viewing from The Charles F. Snyder Funeral Flome, 414 E. King Lancaster PA on Wednesday. May 28. 1997 from 7-9pm.

Funeral services burial will be held in Puerto Rico only. CORRECTION SHAUB- Entered Into rest in Paradise, PA on 2 7, 1997. EARL N. RED SHAUB, of 3120 Lincoln Highway East, Parodtse, PA in Ns 71st year. Relatives and friends ore respectfully invited to attend the funeral service from the Bachman Funeral Home, 7 South Decatur Street, Strasburg, FA on Saturday at 10 am.

with the Rev Steven D. Doutnch officiating. Interment In Paro-dise Mennonite Cemetery. Friends may cal at the funeral home on Fridoy evening from 7 to 9 p.m. In keu ot flowers, please make rriemonoi contributions in Reds memory to the Paradise ond Leaman Ploce Fre Ca, P.

O. Box 98, Paradise, PA 17562. SMITH Entered into rest Lancaster Township, PA on May 25. 1997. EDGAR W.

SMITH husband of Ruth L. Depue Smith, of 412 Eleo-ver Street, Lincoster, PA in tvs 67th year. Relatives and friends ore respecttulv invited to attend the tunerai from the Funeral Home of Fred F. Groff tnc 234 West Orange Street, Lancaster, PA on Thursday at 1 1:30 o.m. with Pastor David A.

Thomarm officiating. Interment in the Riverview Bund Park. Friends may cal ot Groffs on Thursday from 10:30 am. until the time of service. WAGLER Enteied into rest In Paradise TownsNp, PA on May 27.

1997. SOLOMON a WAGLER, husband of the late Sake Stoitz-tus Peter sheen Wogler and hie kite Fannie Kuepter Wo-gler of 10 latxrk Ave. Gor-rtonvifle, PA tvs 96th year, Rekittves and friends ore re-soecthiy Invited to attend tlie funeral from The David S. Flsfier Residence. 2878 Lincoln Highway East, Ronks, PA on Thursday at 9-00 am STANDARD TIME.

Interment in Belief's Cemetery. Friends may cdl at the kite residence 10 Lapark Gor donvllie, PA, from the time ot ft vs notice until the time of service. Arrangements by Furman Home Far FuneraK, Leoki, PA. WFNKXD Fnter ed' "into rest Fphroto, PA on May 26, 1W7. DOROTHY WliNMOiD.

wife of Arthur K. Wekiliokt of 46 I one aster Avenue. Epnraia, PA In her 72nd year. Relatives ond ti lends are respecttulv invited to atteiid the funeral from ttie Shading Fveieral Home, 30 Nivth Ntuth Sheet, Akron. PA on Ftkkiy ot 10 a.

with ttie Rev. Gen Boyer offkkitlng. interment In hie Mount Zion Evangelic ol Cemetery Akron, PA. Ttie lankly wi receive friends on Frkkiy from 9 am unN th time of service ft desired, mernorlol conti Ibutlons in Mr. WelnhoWs memory may be sent to hie American Cancer Society, 615 Community Way, Lancaster.

PAI60J2WI. WI N7LL fntered Into rest In fphratci. PA on May 27, lw7 MARTN F. Wf NI I Nrsband of rln H. W4t WenH, of 101 West Mum Sheet, RemhnkH, PA tVs 8Md ve Rekittve and ft lends ore resiiectfrJy invited to attend the hvietal from hie Rosehoro Funeral Mom.

6th and Walnut Sheets, Denver, PA on Fifthly at 10 am. with Ptrsfnr Kelly A. Semervg and ttw Rev Glenn A Beard, Jr. off! (kiting, feiterment Swamp Cemetery, Reinhokts, PA, Friend may nl at hie Rose-boro Funeral Mom on Thivvtnv everting from 7 to 8 pm. cud on Fikkiy from 9 t0 to 10 am Thnse desk tug may send mnv)tkti cuntrfr button to the Artier an lung Assoc hitkm, 610 Janet Avenue, Lancaster, PA 1601, 20 1 Loom Street Apothecary 214 N.

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347-6218 MESSNFR q- Entered into rest in Monhelm Township, PA on May 76, 1997. ROB-ERT J. MESSNER, husband of Lois Jone Stoutfer Messner, of LondK Homes Retirement Community, 1001 East Oreoon Rood, Lititz PA In his 90th year. Relatives ond friends ore respectfriy Invited to attend the memorial service ot the Landis Homes West Chopel on Wednesday ot 7 pm. with ttie Rev.

Donoki W. Good and ttie Rev. Wilier! Lind of Savemart Pharmacy 241 Vi. Roseville RJ. 504-0825 Smithgalls Drug Store 714 Columbia Ave.

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Friends may visit with the family from 6PM in til the time ot the servtce. Expire 6-4-97 Interment wi be In Harr rson-burg, VirainKi at the convenience of ttie family Ttie Bachman Funeral Home. StroshurQ, PA charge or on ungen len tv MILER Enteied Into rest in I one as ter, F'a on May 22, 19V. MARIAN L. MILLER, wile of Amos F.

MAer of 655 West Orange Stieef, Lancaster, in her 8Jrd year. Relatives and friends ate re-spec th Ay invited to attend a memorial service from Redeemer Lutheran Church, 500 Pearl Street, Lancaster, PA. on Monday. June 2nd, ot 706 PM. with rtie Rev Cori Frederick officiating.

PWise omit tkiwers. (onhtxitlons may be made in tier memot to Flospu of Lancaster County, 685 Good Drive, P. Box 4175, lane osier, Pa 17604 4125. or St. Joseph Hospital Horne Ftealth Cit, 250 lofcge Avenue, 1 an-coster, Pa 17601 Ihe tornllv is being ser ved by ttie Charles F.

Snyder Funeral Nome. Inc. MOORF Entered Into rest In Caki Townstvp. PA on May 26, 1W7 VIRC4NIA A. MIXIRL of the SixUnevvltte, PA in her 66lh yeur Relatives arid fi lends ate re-Se thAy Invited to attend ttie funeral setvke from Ttie Horns Funeral Mnme.

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S2ES72SaBiS i Rev. Georoe Ohrig. I ntornbment Mem-or (irdem, fc.att Corciko Townsliip, PA. A viewing wi be held from The MkImH Tod (Kind FinmnoI Flome. J4-38 Not th Recvmtown Rond, Rearmtown, PA on TIhv fkiy evening from 6 to 9 ff desired, ontrlbutinro In MarUnt memory may be mrxie to tte bulk ting fund of Bible Baptist Lhuiih, 45 South Ninth Street, Akron, PA 1501.

Mf SS tnlereO into rest In West Metnpfiekl Twp, PA On May Vt. I9V7 ElIZAlM TH BOWMAN Mf SS. wile of ttie late Raymond Mess, of 7792 konvtie Mke, Coumlj. PA In her 78th year Reki-fives and ft tenth die re Sier ttidy Invited to cptend ttie fiffietai from the Chraief Of Ttie Andrew vtiekt Fg nerrj Mome J70 Bhie Rot Rond, Rt. 999.

MAersvile, PA on Saturday morning at HAM with hie Reverend Carl J. Frederkk offk loitng, Interment wi he hie Mil ersville Mennonite (erne-tery, Miersvie. PA Friends mrtv tri ot The Andrew T. Sr held Fieieral Mnme on Sat 1 ilny mnrrg frnrti I (ken to then. Mvfly omit ftnwerv However, Memorial Rernem.

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Rnkitives Ond Mends are re-Ser thAy invited to nMentJ ttie htietal ham the (kvtle hrtt of the Mennontte Mom, on Thivvtnv, May 79, at 1QAM With ttie Rev A. Don Augsliurger offk kiting. Interment twtshev' Mori-narvte Cemetery, PA Friends may tcA at ttie Or vAe twsiel on Ttvfcty tram 9 10AM untf time of setvke If desk ed, (tmtfltj tkvis in her menvey may Im tnnde to Ttie (liarkiMe St Mennonite Ihivrh p4knu Ftl 141 CNutntte St, laiKaster PA I6PJ Arrangements by Ttie Funeral Home, Lancaster, PA hi Memoriamt 105 ftt (.6 fc.K 1 0 memory of cmv riecr fattier who passed owov 1 7 ec ogn tiMkiy You are nut tor-gitten and wi remember you otwow 1 am ytxv I ovtng Ctkklr en e-i A Ufp'AiVS thwnifig injrt TNi monthly ftirnwit on $1 (n noffuwd a AUK tiv ft) monthc won't! (j $e0i)J mniUfi in ijl 'I reymfJ Uxv.vtt AM aMsor on th (JwJuUilj.iitif ot intwM Piuifty msuNfrcti rtguiftid tyf Hun qurty Loon 1 I 'Ytn'tiri'ity Uni A-k Ay at-J p'e I i (Momth ht rTv ric f'n to CG t'( r1! j' I 4 Jhfr 3 e. dot 4 fpfli I -) I 4 I VI 3S lyt1 Rf A V- 1 4.