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Thursday, September 23, 1993, The Sentinel, Carlisle, Pa B2 sSSe afc- I Myrna B. Heller Crimewatch van North Middleton Township police and officials unveil the township's Crime-watch van. From left, Rep. Alan Egolf, R-86, N. Middleton Police Chief Jeffrey Rudolf, Township Secretary Mary Hays, officers John Sancenito, Gary Carver, and Tom Kibler, and supervisors Howard Bear, Jay McBride and Blaine Shat-to attended the ceremony.

Carman AmersonThe Sentinel N. Middleton unveils Crimewatch van police may use it to cruise developments handing out candy at Halloween. Interest in the Crimewatch program "seems to go in spurts," Rudolf says, with the most interest in the summer. "Some people become complacent until they are victim of a crime then, of course, its too late," Rudolf says. "There's no guarantee you won't be a victim but at least you can learn what to do to prevent it and minimize the chances." Anyone interested in Crimewatch program information should contact Kibler or Carver at 243-7910.

Rudolf says the van will be used as a community relations tool at area schools, developments and other places where large numbers of people gather. The van will also help police develop relations with children and dispel the stereotypical image of a police officer in uniform in a cruiser. Once children discover police are "people too," then it will be easier to develop good relations with them, Rudolf says. Rudolf wants to develop special events in conjunction with Carlisle's DARE program. Costumed characters such as "McGruff the Crime Dog" and others might be used and Myma B.

Heller, 96, of Gettysburg Lutheran Retirement Village, Gettysburg, formerly of Biglerville, died Wednesday in the home. Born in Tyrone Township, Adams County, she was a daughter of the late Ezra and Emma A. Cooley Bream. She was the widow of James H. Heller, who died in 1968.

She had been a seasonal employee of The former C.H. Musselman Pet Milk Biglerville, for many years. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Biglerville, the Volunteer Sunday School Class and Women of ELCA. Ruth S.

Services for Ruth S. Hailman, 93, of the Church of God Home, Carlisle, formerly of 433 W. Simpson Mechanicsburg, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Neill Funeral Home, 3401 Market Camp Hill. She died Tuesday in the nursing home.

She was born Feb. 16, 1900, in Shiremanstown. She was the widow of Frank Hailman. She was a member of American Legion Post 109 Auxiliary, the Senior Adult Center, Museum Asso Theodore C. Theodore C.

Greenawalt, 90, of Caledonia Nursing Manor Home, Fayetteville, formerly of 3401 Orrstown Road, Orrstown, died Wednesday in the nursing home. Born April 7, 1903, in Harrisburg, he was a son of the late Samuel and Lillie Kohler Greenawat. He was a retired machinist from Beistle Company, Shippensburg. Surviving are his wife, Elsie E. Shope Greenawalt; and a number of nieces and nephews.

Helen S. Graveside services for Helen S. formerly of Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County, were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in East Harrisburg Cemetery, with the Rev. Robert F.

Matthias officiating. She died Sunday in Leader Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Camp Hill. Born Sept. 26, 1902, in Carlisle, she was a daughter of the late Andrew and Emma Drawbaugh Sheafer. She was the widow of Maurice E.

Boate. Born Wednesday in Carlisle Hospital to: Renee L. Lebo, Carlisle, boy. Born in Polyclinic Medical Center, Harrisburg, to: Stephaine Pressel, Dillsburg, boy, "Sept. 13.

Gary and Christine (Minnick) Nissley, Mechanicsburg, girl, Sept. 15. Among those admited Wednesday to Carlisle Hospital were: James L. Fahnestock, Mt. Holly Springs; Chester W.

Reisinger, Loysville; Donald R. Foore, Orrstown; Samuel L. Shaffer, Shippensburg; Norma J. Bupp, Charles M. Kuntz, Gardners; Richard R.

Zeigler, Newville; Mrs. Douglas Green, Summerdale; Mrs. Andrew Washington, York Springs; Mrs. net os in i Surviving are several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Friday Dugan Funeral Home HIS. Main Bendersville, with the Rev. Bryan A. Leone officiating. Burial will be in Biglerville Cemetery.

Friends may call from 10 a.m. until time of the services Friday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Gettysburg Lutheran Retirement Village, 1075 Old Harrisburg Road, Gettysburg 17325. Hailman ciation and Golden Age Club, all of Mechanicsburg. Surviving is a niece.

The Rev. Steven D. Dorsett, pastor of Trindle Spring Lutheran Church, Mechanicsburg, will officiate. Burial will be in St John Cemetery, Hampden Township. Friends may call from 1 to 2 p.m.

Saturday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Mechanicsburg Museum Association, P.O. Box 182, 4 Strawberry Alley, Mechanicsburg 17055. Greenawalt He was preceded in death by three brothers and two sisters. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday in Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home 112 W. King Shippensburg, with the Rev. Laban G. Hawbaker officiating. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg.

Friends may call one hour prior to the service Saturday at the funeral home. Boate She was a retired teacher from West Fairview schools. She was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church, Harrisburg. Surviving is her sister, Charlotte Sheafer of Carlisle. Hetrick Funeral Home, Susquehanna Township, was in charge of arrangements.

Memorial contributions may be made to Messiah Lutheran Church, Sixth and Forster streets, Harrisburg 17102.. David and Lynda (Hayson) Smitheman, Mechanicsburg, boy, Sept. 15. Hugh and Rebecca (Shaw) Earhart, Camp Hill, boy, Sept. 15.

Joseph Sue (Line) Dennison, Boiling Springs, boy, Sept. 18. Steven and Tiffani (Dugas) Price, Mechanicsburg, boy, Sept. 19. William Walker, Renee L.

Lebo, Carlisle; Mrs. Walter Michael, Millersburg. Among those discharged Wednesday from Carlisle Hospital were: Mrs. Charles Duncan, Henry V. Rasmussen, Margaret E.

Reed, Franklin O. Shields, Blanche E. Woodring. Brian E. Englehart, 300 block St.

John Drive, Camp Hill, and Rhonda L. Stehman, 6600 block Clearfield Street, Harrisburg. Todd A. Shipe and Glenda R. Gearhart, first block Hilltop Drive, Carlisle.

Brian C. Gardner and Paula Kokonaski, 100 block Street, Carlisle. Duane W. Drozdowski, first block West Perm Street, Carlisle, and Mar-cia L. Brown, first block Hickory Road, Carlisle.

Donald R. Snyder and Penny L. Snoke, 600 block Shippensburg Road, Newville. Richard H. Martin, 900 block Shippensburg Road, Newville, and Lilliam M.

Oberholtzer, Myerstown. William A. Bair, 100 block South East Street, Carlisle, and Sadie A. Kitner, Shermans Dale. Andrew T.

Vinarski and Lona K. Swigart, 100 block Willow Road, Wellsville. Jeffrey M. Zucker, Woodcliff Lake, N.J., and Elizabeth S. Roth-man, 3500 block Foxcroft Drive, Camp Hill.

Clark C. Dunkle in and Teresa L. Naugle, 1800 block Willow Road, Carlisle. Harry Ross McClain Jr. and Debra Ann Underwood, 300 block South Baltimore Street, Dillsburg.

Michael L. White, first block Mountain View Terrace, Newville, and Kimberly S. Kuntz, 100 block Front Road, Gardners. are being petitioned to Cumberland County juvenile authorities on charges of burglary. The three allegedly entered a home in the 100 block of East Mulberry Avenue on Sept.

15. The trio allegedly stole five handguns, two of which have been recovered. Police are still looking for information about three .22 caliber handguns still missing. The three were released to the custody of their parents pending the outcome of the petition. Anyone with information about the missing handguns is asked to contact police "at 243-5252.

Police seeking hit-and-run driver State police in Carlisle are looking for information about a "bright red" Geo Tracker that was involved in a hit-and-run accident in South Newton Township Tuesday afternoon. Police reports say witnesses reported seeing the Tracker strike a post with two mailboxes on it along Firehouse Road, about 25 yards west of Main Street in village of Walnut Bottom. The driver then fled the scene about 5:45 p.m. The mailboxes are owned by Bertha McQuerry, first block of Firehouse Road, and Wesley and Ann McMillan, 300 block of West Main Street The suspect is a white male in his Trindle Spring Development Co. to Kenneth R.

and Cynthia K. Reisinger, $170,000. Thomas R. Gilbert to Alan W. and Donna J.

Bailey, $20,000. Southampton Martin and Mabel M. Hurst to D. Keith and Sandra G. Davis, $99,500.

South Middleton Max E. Stoner and Lawrence C. Zimmerman tdba Stoner and Zimmerman Enterprises to Stephen M. and Diane K. Fabo, $37,200.

Craig L. Boyd to Joseph R. and Amy P. Cole, $1. ments to the van.

The emergency lights and radio are spares the department had leftover. The van can also be used as an emergency command post should the need arise, Rudolf says. "It's going to make the public a little more aware of our program and maybe get them interested in becoming a part of it," Rudolf says. Officers Tom Kibler and Gary Carver, Crimewatch officers, have been working on the township's Crimewatch program for almost a year and Kibler says it is doing well. Last month's meeting attracted between 40 and 50 people.

counts of simple assault and prohibited offensive weapon. He was remanded to the prison in lieu of $10,000 bail. Both -will have a hearing before Klair at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 4.

Car damaged, burglarized Mechanicsburg police received a report Wednesday that someone' broke the driver's side window of a vehicle parked in the student parking lot at Mechanicsburg Senior High School. Joshua Stephen Kopp, 500 block of Poplar Church Road, Camp Hill, discovered the damage at about 10:25 p.m. He also said someone entered the car and took several items valued at about $450. The vehicle had been parked in the lot since about 4 p.m. Three facing charges Three Carlisle boys are being petitioned to juvenile authorities on charges stemming from a recent burglary involving the theft of handguns.

Carlisle police reports say two 16-year-olds and one 17-year-old boy Lower Allen William O. and Reiko K. Hocken-smith to Billie A. Stuck, $1. Mechanicsburg David L.

and Joyce E. Gersten-lauer to Michael T. and Tammy K. Yates, $100,000. Middlesex Linda M.

and David K. Morrison and Fred and Darlene Tiday to Ronald J. and Trade A. Boose, $137,900. Constracting to Steven ICMetz, $123,550.

ML Holly Springs Richard B. Weary to Richard B. and Barbara J. Weary, $1. Estate of Charlotte L.

Walter to JohnE.Bolen,$l. John E. Bolen to Elizabeth S. Laubach, $50,000. New Cumberland Theodore D.

and Lia A. Meyer to Theodore D. Meyer, $1. Kirk W. and Amy L.

Ewbank to Wendy L. Knight, $59,000. Mark W. and Elaine Richcreek Jr. to American Legion Home William H.

Nauss Post 143, $17 000. William and Dorothy H. Statler to Velda R. Kauffman, $89,900. North Middleton Daniel P.

and Susan K. Bogaczyk to Curt L. and Connie J. Gibson, $92,000. Penn Lee E.

and Connie L. Griffie to Dana A. Gilbert, $104,500. Michael I. and Sandra Kush to Michael I.

Kush, $10,000. Shiremanstown Jonathan E. and Kathleen B. Keough to Samuel M. Lamonto, $125,000.

Silver Spring By Carman Amerson Sentinel Reporter North Middleton Township Police Department recently rolled out its Crimewatch van for all to see. Chief Jeffrey Rudolf says the van's primary purpose is as a publicity tool and to improve community relations. The 1982 Chevrolet customized van was donated to the department by Carlisle Productions. The body work was done by Walt George Auto Body Shop and it was finished off with paint by Rufe Chevrolet. Amp Nell's Market and several "concerned citizens" made cash donations for improve Two charged after incident Mechanicsburg police arrested two 23-year-old males for allegedly assaulting Mechanicsburg.

Senior High School student in Mechanicsburg Senior High School Wednesday. Police say Joshua S. Kopp 500 block of Poplar Church Road, Camp 1 and Neal A. Robert, 1000 block of Cumberland Road, Harrisburg, showed up at the high school shortly after 3 p.m. looking for a certain male student.

When they found him, Robert allegedly assaulted him. Two Mechanicsburg police officers were doing a seat belt stop at the school and saw Robert "brandishing an axe handle" in the parking lot. Robert was taken into custody and Kopp was in custody of school police in the district office. Both were taken to the station where they were processed and arraigned before District Justice Ronald Klair. Kopp was charged with stalking and defiant trespass.

He was remanded to Cumberland County Prison in lieu of $5,000 bail. A prison official says he was released after posting bail. Robert was charged with three The following deed transfers have been recorded in Cumberland County Courthouse: Camp Hill Nana Drawbaugh and George D. Willard to George D. and Grace M.Willard,$l.

John R. Parr to Christian R. and Michele R.Herr, $139,000. Carlisle Brian Richard L. and Juanita B.

Raudabaugh to Brian and Debra A. Raudabaugh, $1. Gardner Properties Partnership to George F. Gardner, 1 Dickinson Rockwell Farms to Daniel M. and MelisaEClaar, $40,900.

East Pennsboro Floribunda II to Christopher W. and Pamela B. Snyder, $44,900. Deluxe Development Corp. to Lynn M.

Walter, $1 17,900. Allan N. and Verna S. Rupert to William Ky N. and Kieu T.

Hong, $122,000. Hampden Russell C. and Janet D. Goodling to Jeffrey D. and Wendy J.

Clark, $118,900. Pamay Development Co. Inc. to Robert C. and Karen K.

Klock $52,000. The Group tdba Wyndham Place to Mark E. and Alison R. Ferris, $85,150. John J.

and Lucy W. Brady to Joseph A. and Margot B. West, $1. Joseph A.

and Margot B. West to Robert G. and LuAnn M. Auffort, $197,000. Thomas M.

and Marie Polyniak to William and Rebecca G. Winnell, $185,000. Eugene H. Hertz to Eugene H. and Gloria J.

Hertz, $1. fc 20s with short, dark brown hair. He was wearing a light blue shirt and dark blue pants. The vehicle also had a black cloth convertible top. A Purse taken A thief caused more damage to a car than he took in cash in South Middleton Township recently.

State police in Carlisle say someone smashed the passenger window of a car parked at Carlisle Sports Complex, 100 block of Midway Drive between 6:50 and 8 p.m. Wednesday. The thief then unlocked and opened the door and stole a purse lying on the front seat of the car. The victim, Susan Brackbill, 200 block of Pine Road, Mt. Holly Springs, reported the purse contained about $45 and the damage is estimated at $90.

Bike stolen A South Middleton Township resident reported a bicycle stolen from her garage. Peggy A. Peckhart, 600 block of West Old York Road, reported a 10-speed girl's style bicycle was stolen from an open garage in the 600 block of West Old York Road, according to state police in Carlisle. The green, Raleigh bicycle worth about $100 was stolen between Sept. 16 and 18.

Windsor Homes Inc. to Peter J. C. Dalrymple and Monica J. Dumouchel, $182,000.

Raymond E. and Genevieve A. Diehl to Gary W. and Susan S. Brown, $1.

Raymond E. and Genevieve A. Diehl to William L. and Colleen A. Christopher, $1.

Upper Allen Geneva Properties Inc. to Betsy R. Williams, $116,220. Wormleysburg Waterford Development Partnership to Judith E. Batdorf, $205,000.

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Dawson and Julie L. Lehman, first block Stephen Road, Camp Hill. A. Alan White II and JoAnne Zepp, 1100 block Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle. Timothy R.

Gleim and Bemadette K. Thrush, 500 block Street, Carlisle. Kevin T. Downs Jr. and Juliet D.

Nace, 500 block Terrace Drive, New Cumberland. David R. Thompson and Denise P. Mukalian, 100 block Fieldstone Drive, Carlisle. Glen A.

Lightner IV and Melissa A. Tabachini, 1200 block Colonial Road, Harrisburg. Abner H. Smith and Joan E. Wilk, 6400 block Old Jonestown Road, Harrisburg.

Anthony Goepfert, 2000 block North Fourth Street, Harrisburg, and Kathy L. Perkoski, Berwick. Charles W. George and Edith D. Garber, 600 block Swartz Street, Enola.

Douglas E. Gross, 300 block East Main Street, Shiremanstown, and Tracy S. Hake, Manchester. Michael L. Beal and Carol A.

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