The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 3

OBITUARIES 1 Monday, March 4. 1974 The Evening Sentinel Friends may call at the funeral Dance Band Competes The newly formed Carlisle 6 AH WAWCISCO ipgHVE ly IOWIST TIMNtATUliS Kutztown Junior High School Band, the Raider Band from Spring Grove and the Kalconaires of North Hills Junior Hih Schools. The North Hills Junior High School Falconaires sponsored the festival. Judges were Robert Bernat of the Pennsylvania State University music department; Jack Colannelo, assistant director of the Millersville Slate College Marching and Symphonic Bands; and Hal Setoff, coordinator of music for the Alfred I du Punt School District, Wilmington, Del. Orner said that members of the Carlisle Junior High School Dance Band were auditioned from the concert band.

Saturday was the first time they had played in a1 festival. The dance band is slated perform April 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Spring Concert at the junior high school. Junior High School Dance Band participated Saturday in the Sixth Annual Festival of Jazz and Stage Band Competition at North Hills Junior High School, York. The 22-piece dance band was formed six weeks ago and played three numbers, "Norwegian Wood," "Ticket to Ride," and "Good-bye to Love," under the direction of Gary Orner.

Seven bands participated in the festival and competition. Placing first was the Roger B. Taney Jazz Ensemble, Cam;) Springs, Md. The Ridley South Stage Band, Ridley Park, placed second. The third ranked band was Pottslown Junior High School Jazz Ensemble, Pottstown.

Also participating were the Young Denis 'X SNOW K--X-K is LOW Utt WE ATK It FOTOCAST By United Press International period except a chance of lows will be mostly in the 40's Wednesday and from the mid 30's to mid 40's Thursday and Friday. Charles E. Mentzer Charles E. Mentzer, 83, of RD1 Boiling Springs, died Sunday morning at his home. He was born Aug.

26, 1890, in Cumberland County, the son of the late Frederick and Emma Lehner Mentzer. He was a retired farmer and a member of the St. Matthews United Church of Christ. Surviving are his wife, Jessie Angney Mentzer; a son, Charles Mentzer, Royersford; three daughters, Mrs. LaVerne (Arlene) Miller, Boiling Springs, Mrs.

Joseph (Carolyn) McCullough, Hanover, and Mrs. Donald (Joanne) Krall, Dillsburg; three brothers, John, Utah, and Harvey, Boiling; a sister, Mrs. Mabel Beitzel, RD6 Mechanicsburg; 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild. The funeral service will be held at 1:30 Tuesday from the Hoffman Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover with the Rev.

John F. Gundlach officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Zion Cemetery. may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 12:30 until time of the service.

Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Matthews United Church of Christ Building Fund, RD3 Carlisle. Mrs. Ray A. Adams Mrs.

Ray A. (Mary Adams, 74, of 63 E. North died early Sunday morning in Carlisle Hospital where she had been a patient since Dec. 19. She was born May 9, 1899, at Mount Rock and was a daughter of the late Frederick -and Sarah Kitzmiller Goodhart.

She resided most of her life in Carlisle. Mrs. Adams was associated her late husband, Ray A. Adams, who died in 1970, in the estate and insurance business in Carlisle for many 'years. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and the Golden Age Club, Carlisle.

showers Wednesday. Daytime high temperatures will range in the 50's to low 60's. Overnight Surviving are a brother, Edgar Goodhart, Manassas, a step-brother, Wayne Myers, Lemoyne; and a stepsister, Mrs. Helen Adams, a guest at the Church of God Home, Carlisle. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m.

in the Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover with the Rev. Thomas R. Springman, her pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Westminster Cemetery.

There will be no viewing. Mrs. Roy M. Lechthaler LEMOYNE Funeral services for Mrs. Roy M.

(Annie Lechthaler, 91, formerly of 425 Walnut Lemoyne, will be held at the convenience of the family. She died Saturday at Cumberland County Nursing Home. She was the widow of Roy M. Lechthaler, former Cumberland County Treasurer. She was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, New Cumberland, and was a former member of the Sunday School.

She is survived by a son, Roy M. Lechthaler, RD Mechanicsburg; two daughters, a step-daughter, three sisters, six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The Rev. Calvin Cole will officiate at the funeral service. Alta Marie Raudabaugh MECHANICSBURG -Funeral services for Alta Marie Raudabaugh, 68, RD1 Mechanicsburg, will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m.

She died Friday evening in Seidle Memorial Hospital. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Surviving are a brother, William S. Raudabaugh, and a sister, Mrs. Violet M.

Coover, both of Mechanicsburg. Funeral services will be held at Myers Funeral Home, 37 E. Main with the Rev. Kenneth I. Bower officiating.

Burial will be in Kutz Church Cemetery. The extended forecast for eastern Pennsylvania Wednesday through Friday: partly cloudy and mild through the CARLISLE HOSPITAL uuiiic ynui advice unit; tomorrow. Memorial contributions may be made to the Heart Assn. The Rev. Dr.

Chauncey Varner CAMP HILL Memorial services were held yesterday for the Rev. Dr. Chauncey J. Vanier, 51, of 3 Locust Road, Camp Hill. He died Friday in Polyclinic Hospital.

He was a minister of the Central Pennsylvania Conference, United Methodist Church. He served pastorates in Ohio and Pennsylvania, including Three Spring United Methodist, Fulton Memorial United Methodist, Monessen; Liberty United Methodist, Phillipsburg; and State College. He had served as director of youth for the Pennsylvania Sabbath School Assn. He was associate executive secretary for the York Council of Churches and executive director of the Pennsylvania Council of Churches. The Rev.

Varner was a graduate of California State Teachers College, United Theological Seminary Christian Theological Seminary. He received a Doctor of Divinity degree from Lebanon Valley Colley. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Louise Varner; a daughter, Mrs. Judy Costlow; a son, Chauncey J.

Varner III; four brothers, six sisters and two granddaughters. Memorial services were held in Shiremanstown United Methodist Church, 125 E. Main with the Rev. Martin W. A.

Trostle and Msgr. William H. Keeler officating. Memorial contributions may be made to the hemodialysis unit of Polyclinic Hospital. Frank H.Hill Frank Howard Hill, 73, of RD1 Carlisle, died yesterday in Carlisle Hospital.

He was retired from Frog and Switch after 23 years of service. He was a member of the Bible Brethren Church, RD8 Carlisle. Surviving are his wife, Edna M. Hill; three sons, Harvey Hill British Columbia; Frank Hill RD7 Carlisle; and Richard L. Hill RD1 Carlisle; two daughters, Mrs.

John Brownewell, RD8 Carlisle; and Mrs. Robert Alspaugh, British Columbia; a brother, Paul Janney, New Cumberland; two sisters, Mrs. John Heuckroth, Quakertown; and Mrs. John Kulp, Linglestown; 24 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.

at the Bible Brethren Church, with the Rev. William Jones, his pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the church Cemetery. Friends may call at the Myers Funeral Home, 37 E. Main Mechanicsburg, until 9 p.m.

Tuesday. SCHOOL UK CI IKS For Tuesday, March 5: Carlisle Elementary Orange juice, oven fried chicken, candied sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, tea roll, butter, jello and milk. Carlisle Sejmdary Barbequed frank, in roll, French fries, buttered carrots, sliced peaches and milk. St. Patrick's Chili, rice, cookies, buttered bread and chocolate or white milk.

Big Spring Peanut butter sandwich, cup of jelly, noodle soup, carrot sticks, peaches and milk. South Middletou Homemade vegetable soup, creackers, celery and carrot sticks, peanut butter sandwich, chocolate cake and milk. Mechanicsburg Filled hot dogs, mashed potatoes, peas, doughnut, bread and butter and chocolate or white milk. Burglary Back Loguc Dr. John J.

Logue, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, spoke in Carlisle today. He spoke to the seventh annual State Convention of the College Young Democratic Clubs of Pennsylvania at the Quality Motel. Dr. Logue was to formally announce at that time formation of a statewide "Students for Logue" organization.

Officers of the student group are: chairman, William Martin Slaone, Carlisle, a second-year law student and national committeeman for the College Young Democratic Clubs of America; vice chairman, Tom Greico, a student at Villanova University, and Mary Ann Wendolowski, Dickson City, a senior at Marywood College and president of the College Young Democratic Clubs of Pennsylvania; secretary, Kathleen Ruth Zale, Scranton, a student at the Uiuversity of Scranton and Secretary of the College Young Democratic Clubs of Pennsylvania; and treasurer, Sam Rosensweig, Pittsburgh, a senior at the University of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania's representative on the College Young Democratic national committee. Robert R. Matthews, 218 N. Bedford Mrs. Donald E.

Rhinehart, baby boy, 21 Wyrick Shippensburg. Patricia Hershey, 418 N. East Charles W. 1875 Spring Road; Mrs. Oscar Barrick, RD3 Newville; Rose Swanger, RD1; Cynthia Hull, RD1 Shermans Dale; Mrs.

Robert Runkle, 21 Wausau Road, Middleburg; James O. McCoy, Landisburg; Ronya Millhouse, RD3; David M. Secor, RD1 Newburg; William N. Wenger, RD1 Gardners. Mrs.

John J. Rehr, 261' W. Louther Edgar F. Smith, RD1 Boiling Springs; Leslie D. Shoap, 11 S.

Penn Shippensburg; Harry F. Minich, RD1 Shermans Dale; David A. Jones, RD2; Mrs. William M. Croft, 120 W.

Hillcrest Drive; Violet Dick, 861 E. Louther Mrs. Melvin E. Garman, RD2; Herbert D. Sheffler, 325 Irvan Drive, Chambersburg; Mrs.

Nevin Crum, RD4. Admitted Saturday: Jammie Lee Felton, McGhee's Trailer Court, Gettysburg. Clarence M. Wickard, RD5 Shippensburg. David Weller, Perry Village, New Bloomfield.

Mrs. Luther Herr, RD2 Newport. James W. Stuff, 15 Kenwood Ave. Mrs.

Goldie M. Ditenhafer, 729 N. West St. Albert E.Toth, 8 W. Main Newville.

Carl U. Clevenger, RD2 Newville. Lester Neidigh, 48 E. Louther St. Paul D.

Bigham, 257 W. Ridge St. Mrs. Rose E. Frankford, RD8.

John A. Rideout, 323 W. Penn St. Nicholas C. Trough, 111 S.

Prince Shippensburg. Admitted Sunday: Homer C. Keller, 33 E. South St. William A.

Vulgamont, 164 W. Washington Hager-stown, Md. Mrs. Elmer Spotts, RD1 Shermans Dale. John L'.

Garman II, 217 Front Boiling Springs. Mrs. Wilbur L. Shaffer, 150 E. Liberty Ave.

Calvin W. Roth RD2 Gardners. Daniel W. Saphore, Allen. Pearl Bailey, RD3 Newville.

Ruth Mahoney, 129 St. Michele Graff, 1857 Sterretts Gap Ave. Nellie M. Mouer, 558 S. Hanover St.

Marlyn E. Casey, 135 E. North St. Linda Ellerman, RD3 Newville. Mrs.

Delbert Lasher, Mount Holly Springs. Newton Lewis 280 S. 4th Columbia. Steven L. Spidle, 1907 Spring Road.

George E. Little, 104 Silver Springs Trailer Court, Mechanicsburg. Discharged Saturday: John H. Sherman MR Mount Holly Springs; Mrs. Paul Romano, RD1 Boiling Springs; Harry L.

Kell, 235 N. East Mrs. Walter W. Scott, baby girl, 717 Gobin Mrs. Marlin L.

Swarner, baby girl, Box 107, Plainfield; Mrs. Robert L. Luckenbaugh, baby girl, 617 S. Hanover baby boy Failor, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Failor, RD3. Mrs. Elwood K. Myers, RD2 Dillsburg; Judy Ann Morin, 410 N.

Bedford John Moir, 750 Hamilton Mrs. Robert Petersen, RD3; Mrs. Kenneth E. Smith, 814 S. York RD5 Mechanicsburg; Mrs.

Eugenia D. Provazzo, 150 N. Pitt Robert W. Lehman, RD3 Newville; Mrs. J.

Ward Cooper, RD2 Gardners; Arlie A. Freeman, RD2 Mechanicsburg. Earl H. Cornman, RD3; Virginia P. Ayers, Dickinson College; Mrs.

Thomas E. Sweger, Landisburg; John Jay Stringfellow RD1 Newville; Mrs. Bobbe L. Rothermel, RD1 Boiling Springs; Mrs. Paul D.

Horn, RD5; John E. i a a 2 Mechanicsburg; Matthew E. Bender, RD1 Elliottsburg; Blanda E. Nace, 932 N. West St.

Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Tim R. Spahr, baby boy, 52 N. East Mrs. John A.

Stroud, Dickinson; Nathan A. Hockley, 520 Highland Mrs. Ronald E. Carr RD3; Arthur W. Dykman, Pearl Arendtsville; Mrs.

Richard Butczynski, RD2; Baby boy Rice, RD1 Shermans Dale; NOTICE DUE TO THE DEATH OF Dr. Donald D. Stoner Office Will Be Closed Until Wednesday Morning At 9:00 AM Shamed BIRTHS Born Saturday at Carlisle Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Carl E.

(Nancy E. Wagner) Myers, Box 54 Loysville, a girl. Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mary Ellen McDavit) Koch, 158 W.

Pomfret a boy. Dr. and Mrs. John F. Walter Columbia, announce the birth of a son, John III, at Columbia Medical Center on Feb.

16. Mrs. Walter is the former Gail Kohnhaus, daughter of Mrs. Ada Konhaus, 273 McKnight and the late Bvron Konhaus. EWING mmWunmlTU 630 SOUTH HANOVER STREET CARLISLE, PA.

CAMP HILL Hampden Township Police early rthis morning arrested a man and charged him with the burglary of tine West Shore Pharmacy, 375-1 Market Camp Kill. Jailed, in lieu of bail, was Dennis Fir.k, 24. of -1725 E. Trindle Road. Police said a routine patrol, shortly after midnight, noticed an airvent had been removed from the building Upon entering the pharmacy, police reportedly discovered Fink.

Police said they would not know if Fink stole anything until the pharmacy completed a check of its inventory. SINCE 1853 PHONE 243-2421 William M. Ewing Seymour A. Ewing Two Area Men Chat-ed DWf An RD1 man was arrested yesterday on a charge of driving under the influence, after his car struck a parked car off Hickory Road in the Ironstone Ridge Development, State Police said. Charged was Walter W.

Philipson, 53, RD1, who was arraigned before District Justice Chester H. Brymesser and released on his own recognition. Police said his car struck a parked car owned by Rufe Chevrolet, 35 Clay St. Also arrested on a driving under the influence charge was Henry W. Miller 23', RDl Shippensburg.

Police said he was arrested early this morning on Routt 11, three miles north of Route 233 in West Pennsboro Township. He was released on $50(1 bail after arraignment before District Justice Esther M. Cohick. VFW to Elect mi rtMsn i hi iii.m Aifc 'imegJll if, ii mm Mr 3-Complete Rooms Furniture 10-Pc. Deluxe Living Room Sofa O-Step Tables 9RQ Chair 1-Cocktail fcUW 2-pSiTs 2-Toblelamps SAVE $160 fftx Double Dresser Box Springs 7Q Box Springs $499 SAVE $128 7 Pc.

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Early American Love Seat I I Students To Compete in Skills Contest Eleven Carlisle High School students will compete in a statewide conference to judge distributive education skills, slated for March 10, 11 and 12 in liancaster. Winners will be eligible to compete in the national contest next month in Chicago. IOcal entrants are: Toni Fortney, Karen Robinson. ecn Zonk. Greg Hair, Karen Richard Barnes, Dan Stott, Ryvan Roller, Jim McDonald, Gus Frey and Jerry Keh'T.

Hnbv Beef Club Names Officers The Cumberland County 4 Baby Beef Club elected its 1974 officers reeentlv at the Mount Helly Springs Fire Hall. Elected were Tim Po'teiger, president; Leah Yorlets. vice president; Betty Fought, secretary; Deb Nailor. assistant secretary; Dennis Nailor, treasurer; and Don Nailor and Roxanne Leib, 1 a un representatives. Brass Rubbing To He Shown Brass rubbings will be demonstrated by Mrs.

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