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Thorsdoy, July 1X1972 6 The Evening Sentinel DIVORCE SUITS dignities. Melvin G. Witmer. KS W. Louther from Mary E.

Witmer, 23 Pine indignities. dignities. thsdd A. RD2, Miller. 707 Miller.

1 Belair from Susan L. Wilson SU in BOSTON I I I -f 2. 1 -31" VI Car Hits Trees; Driver Uninjured III "niKrwilOil 11 1 4 A Johnny's' Willow St. Market 1 9 W. Willow Carlisle JOHN A.

ROWIES OWNER PHONE 249-7J49' I DALLAS TvlpCT 29 89 yJSl I YA vMvrl I imboD Ripe Banonos iohd. SOLID LOCAL SdOO CABBAGE "IV CALIFORNIA fl OO Solid Lettuce 25-Each LOCAL PRODUCE SPRING ONIONS SOUR CHERRIES SOLID CABBAGE RED DELICIOUS APPLES BEARS TOMATOES WINESAP APPLES (Green House) APRICOTS WHITE PEACHES The following divorce actions have been started in Cumberland County Court: Carol Zeigler, RD4, from M. LeRoy Zeigler, 205 Conodoguinet Apt. A-5, Camp Hill, indignities. Carmine Bertolo, 2204 Page Camp Hill, from Betty Jane Bertolo, 457 Brook Circle, Delbrook Manor, Mechanicsburg, indignities.

Wanda J. Lesher, 511 W. Simpson Mechanicsburg, from Kenneth E. Lesher, 1113 Apple Drive, Apt. 12, Mechanicsburg, indignities.

Anthony Lupia, Apt. 2, 108 May Drive, Camp Hill, from Kathryn C. Lupia, 1842 Linden Allentown, indignities. Deloris Spencer, 12 Hummel Camp Hill, from Robert H. Spencer, same address, indignities.

Delores J. Blackburn, 47 Campbell Place, Wor-mleysburg, from Charles D. Blackburn, same address, indignities. Charles L. Evans, Mounted Route, Enola, from Evelyn A.

Evans, 2023 North Apt. 1, Baltimore, indignities and desertion for over two years. Phyllis A. Overstreet, 1913 Douglas Drive, from Terrence L. Overstreet, 6875 E.

Floyd Denver, in prox. maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 90), Boston 68 (88), Chicago 65 (86), Dallas 73 93), Denver 61 (88), Duluth 52 74), Jacksonville 72 (92), Kansas City 70 (89), Los Angeles 62 75), Miami 75 87), LARGE SELECTION OF LUNCH MEATS MEATS CUT AS YOU LIKE IT BAKED HAM 85' lb MINCED BOLOGNA 45" OBITUARIES LET US MAKE YOU A NEW KEY WITH OUR NEW CURTIS KEY MACHINE 20 DIFFERENT FLAVORS OF HAND DIPPED CONES RAKESTRAWS ICE CREAM Vi GAL $1.19 20 DIFFERENT FLAVORS OF MILK SHAKES 35c Ea. I Phillips 66 Gas The Evening Sentinel Sandwiches Sunday Papers Vi OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 4:.

VainieA HARRISBURG 233-8701 ifaiuawia Andy C. McKee, 25, of 27 W. High was uninjured after his car struck four trees on property of the Holiness Christian Church this morning. Carlisle Police said his car went off the road at and Franklin Sts. at 4:55 ajn.

and struck four maple trees, a signal barricade and a sign post. Man Hurt When Car Rams Tree SOUTH MIDDLETON -State Police reported Miles D. Graber, 28, of Troy, was injured on Township Route 546 this morning. Police said his car went off the road and struck a tree near the intersection of Route 74 at 1 a.m. Graber was treated and released at Carlisle Hospital.

State Police also reported a tractor-trailer accident on 1-81 at 3:15 p.m. yesterday. Police said the operator, William Morningstar of Martinsburg, W. apparently fell asleep at the wheel. The truck went off the highway about one mile north of the Newville exit.

Wilbur Mumper, 72, of 523 Main Newville, and Mary E. Bowers, 39, of RD1 Ship-pensburg were drivers of cars which collided at 4:45 p.m. yesterday. State police said the mishap occurred at the intersection of Routes 11 and 233. $10,000 Won by S-burger Daisy Mowery, Ship-pensburg, won $10,000 in the state's millionaire lottery held in Beaver Falls yesterday.

The Cumberland County woman was among the 10 finalists in the drawing. The $1 million ticket holder was Roger Schmidt, Spring City, a mechanics helper for Jones Trucking Co. Louis Pikulski, of New Salem, Fayette County, took the $200,000 second prize, and John Fatz, a Philadelphia funeral director, won $100,000. Other $10,000 winners were Mary Monaghan, Honesdale, Wayne County; James Monaghan, Lancaster no relation to Mary Monaghan; James Shields, Philadelphia; Herman Cuifo, Rochester, Beaver County; Edward Paczynski, Erie, and Delores DeLancy, Kittanning, Armstrong County. GRAIN MARKET ByS.S.Sharrer and Sons, New Oxford Corn $1.41 Wheat (New Chester 1.41 (Hanover Grain) 1.39 Barley (N.

Chester Mill) .95 (Hanover Grain) .90 Soybean 2.65 Milo 1.00 SIDIi FE1UIT DID lemonade orange lemon-lime from PHONE CARLISLE 0.00 Minneapolis 60 (85), New Orleans 70 (86), Phoenix 82 (106), New York 68 (89), San Francisco 56 75), Seattle 55 (74), St. Louis 70 (88), Washington 72 90). will be in Rolling Green Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 10 to 11. CARLISLE fjSHOwm now I "v- -V Raw Fish Carlisle Police reported two accidents yesterday.

Garnet Yeager, 66, of 1050 Harrisburg Pike was driver of a car which struck a parked car owned by John Pajski of Fredericksburg, Do I a. The mishap occurred at 4:40 pjn. yesterday at N. Bedford and E. North Sts.

Yeager was charged by police with driving while under the influence. Mark E. Nace, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.

Nace of 338 W. Perm escaped injury when he accidentally released the gear shift lever of the family car in the municipal pool parking lot. Police said the car rolled and struck another owned by Clair V. Hefflefinger, of Box 6 Plainfield, at 12:57 pjn. BIRTHS Born yesterday at Carlisle Hospital: Mr.

and Mrs. Gary (Mary Jane Ford) Singer, RD6, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon (Connie Porter) Coleman, RIM, a girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Jean Sorrentino) Wierman, RD2, a girl. CARLISLE HOSPITAL Admitted Yesterday Ray Byers, RD1 Boiling Springs Alice Sheely, Forest Park Nursing Home. Mrs.

Albert Porto, 238 E. Louther St. Mrs. James Jones, 43 St. George Sheaffer, 140 W.

South St. Mrs. Merle Clifford, RD1 Shermans Dale. Barry Vincent, 7 Middleton Ave. Cathy Smith, Blain, Pa.

Mrs. Herman Wise, 135 Elm St. Susan Zeigler, 1186 Newville Road. Harold Jones, Molly Pitcher Hotel. Donald Kitner, RD1 Marysville.

Mrs. Berlyn Divens, 1553 Spring Road. Elmer Roush, RD1 Dun-cannon. Discharged Mrs. John Immel, 921 Hamilton Mrs.

Linwood Franklin, 407 S. Pitt Mrs. Russell Dagnell, 34 E. Pomfret Mrs. William Cashman, 816 N.

College Timothy Clites, 1922 Reservoir Drive; John Whiteside, 419 N. Hanover David Bomgardner, 5 Mill RnaH- Mrs. Rnnald Rhoads. and baby girl, RD7; Robert Fair, Loysville; Baby boy Rupp, RD1; Bonnie Redding, RD2 Gettysburg; Mrs Lester Shumaker, 29 Kenwood Mrs. Mervin Johnson, RD2 Shippensburg; Richard Weller, RD1; Mrs.

Leroy Pomraning, RD1 Newburg; Bruce Kramer, RD5 Mechanicsburg; John Thomas, 2nd, Dickinson Law School; Rhonda Mumper, New Germantown, Chester Lebo, RD4; Robert Peterson, 37 W. Louther Mrs. Harry Kling, 66 Broad Newville; Mrs. Lester Gehman, Manheim, Pa. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER MT DINtCTON MIK( NtCHOL mi SATURDAY MATINEI 1 P.M.

ONLY "ELEPHANT CALLED SLOWLY' ''M Drink with tvtry Psfxern PurchoM Ufl ATM! 1 1 OTOCAST Tonight showers are likely over parts of the North Atlantic states, upper Plains and upper Mississippi valley. Elsewhere, clear to partly cloudy skies should prevail. Minimum temperatures include: (ap- Man Jailed In Beating Of Wife Harry Brickhart, 3405 Walnut Camp Hill, was committed to Cumberland County Prison at 3:10 a.m. Wednesday. Brickhart was charged with assault with intent to maim after he beat his wife over the head with a stick, according to prison officials.

Richard Myers, 300 Front West Fairview, was committed to the prison at 4:20 a.m. yesterday. He was charged with resisting arrest and obstructing an officer in the performance of his duties. Accident Victims Recovering Two Newville men who were injured in an accident Saturday are recuperating in Carlisle Hospital. Charles W.

Penner, 69, of RD1 Newville, the driver of the. car, is in good condition today at the hospital. Lester B. Moon-ey 29, of 83 Broad is in good condition after-treatment for cuts. State Police said the Penner vehicle ran off Route 233 south of Newville at 4:45 p.m.

Saturday. The car then struck two telephone poles and damaged a garage owned by Albert F. Clouse, RD1 Newville. Mptll nrHcstft ITACmwutolS PlCK BlaCK As Bishop READING, Pa. (UPI) Rev.

Dr. Edward Carroll, 62, pastor of Memorial United Methodist Church in Silver Spring, was elected a bishop of the church at the Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference here Wednesday. He received 255 votes of the total 401. To be elected bishop, the candidate must receive at least 241 votes. Bishop-elect Carroll will be consecrated to his office Friday, at a service closing the conference.

He and eight other new bishops will be assigned to different territories at the end of the conference. He is the third black bishop to be elected in the United Methodist Church. HARRY NOVAK PRESENTS: THE tXOTIC -DREAMS OF Casanova 7:30 9:15 IOWIJT I ATU 10S1 fvJ JZZzJl mmmw IHt HUAIHCXrt tXAfUXt 1 I or AH ijUj INFAMOUS JWT lovehi MftAK wni II II Bessie Bartges Mrs. Bessie Bartges, 90, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Hill, KD3 Carlisle.

In addition to Mrs. Hill, she is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Grace M. Fritz, Royer-sford; 2 sons, Raymond M. Bartges, Royersford and Clayton W.

Bartges, Birdsboro; 6 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. The funeral service will be held Saturday from the J. Robert Stone Funeral Home, Royersford. Burial will be in the Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Stone Funeral Home on Friday evening.

Local funeral arragnements are in charge of the Hoffman Funeral Home 219 N. Hanover St. Herman A. Lindsey HARRISBURG Funeral services will be held at 10:30 Friday for Herman A. Lindsey, 62, of 902 N.

Green St. He died Tuesday at home. He was a retired machinist's helper with the Penn Central Railroad. Among his survivors are two brothers, Harold D. Lindsey of Shippensburg and Arthur E.

Lindsey of Newville; three sisters, Mrs. Grace Ryan of Mechanicsburg, and Mrs. Mary Russel and Mrs. Hazel Worth in gton of Shippensburg; 33 grandchildren and a greatgrandchild. Services will be held at the Neumyer Funeral Home, 1334 N.

2d with Brigadier Arthur Williamson, Salvation Army, officiating. Burial will be in Paxtang Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9. John J. Stauffer HARRISBURG Funeral services will be held at 11 Friday for John J.

Stauffer, 77, of 2443 Canby St. He died Tuesday at home. He was a retired employe of TRW, a World War I army veteran, a member of the Penbrook Lions Club and Harrisburg Moose Lodge 107. Among his survivors is a daughter, Mrs. Leroy D.

Mixwell of Carlisle. Services will be held at the Hetrick Funeral Home, 3125 Walnut with the Rev. David Ethridge, pastor of Trinity United Methodist Church, Penbrook, officiating. Burial flowers! WEEK-END FLOWER SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! CASH and CARRY SUMMER BOUQUET Pompons, Zinnia, Roses, Daisies CASH and $9 75 CARRY COME IN AND GET COUPON WORTH 50c TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF ANY DSNKER AT OUR THREE LOCATIONS WHEN YOU BUY ANY OF THE ITEMS LISTED BELOW. A NOW SHOWING Koiv you can ses "The Graduate" again or for the first time.

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