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B2 The Sentinel, Carlisle, Saturday, August 18, 1990 IFodd0 ttDncB IEecEdDira Jl Li 1 If I 5 Carlisle Borough Melvin Fink Melvin Fink, 73, of 417 W. Main Walnut Bottom, died Friday in Chambersburg Hospital. He was born April 1, 1917 in Roy-alton, a son of the late Jacob and Adeline Brubaker Fink. He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Walnut Bottom; South Newton Volunteer Fire Company; and United Steel Workers' Union. He retired from Bethlehem Steel Steelton, as a crane operator, and from Carlisle Hospital as chief engineer of the power plant.

4i i it i. i ii 1 -MisatNWaaN 111 1 1111 if 7 H- i 11111 i mmmmmmu rl11" JZTyT" JTI i ZZ jjrT I Jane E. (Betty) Garber Jane E. (Betty) Garber, 73, of 14 E. Marble Mechanicsburg, died Thursday in Holy Spirit Hospital.

She was born Sept. 23, 1916 in Al-toona, a daughter of the late S. S. H. and Hulda Johnson Eldon.

She was the widow of Robert Garber. She was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Mechanicsburg. Surviving are two nieces and one nephew. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Emmanuel Baptist High-income housing planned for tract The Orange Hill mansion at the southwest corner of Orange Street and West Louther Street in Carlisle has been purchased by developer Jeff Austin, who plans to renovate the mansion and a nearby carriage house as well as build 32 townhouse units upon the site.

Preliminary plans for the development will be reviewed by the Planning Commission during its meeting at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday in the Municipal Building at 53 W. South St. Austin will renovate the mansion to provide four apartment units, says Carlisle Chief Codes Officer Dwain McLaughlin. The carriage house will be renovated to provide two apartment units.

The townhouses, which will be luxury rental units, will be located in four new buildings to be constructed upon the 3.75 acre site. Each building will include eight units. McLaughlin says borough staff will recommend that Austin be required to widen West Louther Street from its intersection with Orange Street west to the end of his property, and the borough's border with North Middleton Township, a distance of about 350 feet Widening the road will require; Austin to remove a hill that partially-blocks visibility for drivers pulling-out of the west side of West Louther Street onto Orange Street, says' McLaughlin. The borough also wants to "line up" the west side of the West Louther Street-Orange Street intersection with the east side, he says, which is twice as wide. J.

"Tiny" Miller Dr. J. "Tiny" Franklin Miller, 88, He was a retired dentist in Carlisle, of 236 S. West Carlisle, died Fri- Arrangements are being handled day in Leader Nursing and Rehabili- by Hoffman-Roth Funeral Homeand tation Center, Carlisle. will be announced when complete.

John S. ZeedickThe Sentinel Installing lattice for a "standing seam roof" along Clare-mont Drive in Carlisle is Floyd R. Darhower Council receives cable petitions Petitions bearing more than 300 signatures opposing TV Cable of Carlisle's plans to offer the "Playboy At Night" channel this fall were presented to Carlisle Borough Council this week. Council President William Duncan accepted the petitions and turned them over the council's Cable TV Commission headed by Councilman Roger Spitz. The petition drive was launched by the Rev.

David Blattner of the Bethel Assembly of God Church on Holly Pike. Besides Bethel, the petitions also include signatures from members of the congregations of Grace United Methodist Church and the Carlisle Church of Christ. The Cable TV Commission is working on developing a new franchise agreement with TV Cable of Carlisle that may also allow at least one other competing cable TV company to operate in the borough. Silver Spring Township-based Flight Systems and Americable International of Miami, have both expressed strong interest in serving the borough. Flight Systems already offers "Playboy At Night" to its subscribers in the Mechanicsburg area.

It is unknown at this time whether Americable will offer the channel if it is invited to come into Carlisle. Americable recently reached a franchise agreement to provide cable TV to Carlisle Barracks, which is being challenged in federal court by TV Cable of Carlisle. Local public meetings for the coming week include: Monday: Carlisle Suburban Authority, monthly meeting, 7 p.m. in the North Middleton Township building, 211 North Middleton Road. Cumberland County Commissioners, 2 p.m.

in the second floor hearing room of the county courthouse. Cumberland Valley School Board, workshop session, 7:30 p.m. in the administration building, 6746 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg. Mt. Holly Springs Borough Council, regular meeting in the borough meeting room at 100 Chestnut Street South Middleton School District, workshop session, 7:30 p.m.

in the board room, Upper Elementary School, 4 Forge Road, Boiling Springs. South Middleton Municipal Authority, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. at the water treatment plant, 345 Criswell Drive, Boiling Springs. Tuesday: Dickinson Township Zoning Hearing Board, A.C. Kuhn decision, 7 p.m.

in the township building, 219 Mountain View Road, Mt. Holly Springs. Mechanicisburg Area School Board, workshop session, 7:30 p.m. in the board room Mechanicsburg High School, 500 S. Broad St.

Mechanicsburg. Wednesday: South Middleton Township Board of Supervisors, public hearing on the proposed subdivision and land development ordinance and a hearing on a rezoning request for Jack Fanus' property along Holly Pike, 7 p.m. at the township building, 384 Park Drive, Boiling Springs. Carlisle Hospital Authority, pub- Camp Hill. Charles Edwin Wescoat Jr.

and Judy Kay Kirkpatrick, 333 Zion Road, Mt. Holly Springs. Scott A. Zvorsky and Kara N. Howard, 240 Walnut Lemoyne.

Keith Edward Phillips, Columbus, Ohio, and Ramie Annette Stowell, 2 Virginia Circle, Mechanicsburg. Joseph Y. Hsu, 802 Wellington Drive, Carlisle, and Robin K. Myers, 1020 Old Mountain Road, Dillsburg. Oscar E.

Leisher Jr. and Marilyn B. Morrow, 108 12 Springhouse Road, Shippensburg. Thomas C. Case and Donna J.

Rosenbeny, 709 N. Pitt Carlisle. John E. Benhart 9874 Mc-Creary Road, Shippensburg, and Jacque S. Nygren, 272 Ore Bank Road, Dillsburg.

Charles J. Bauer 110 Walmar Manor, Dillsburg, and Jennifer L. Johnson, 20 Mumma Mechanicsburg. Mark L. Habajec and Debra J.

Snyder, 206 Capitol Hill Road, Dillsburg. Gary T. Myer and Karen C. Spencer, 32A W. Green Mechanicsburg.

Raymond P. Fisher and Kathryn E. Peterson, 214 Louis Lane, Enola. William C. Wagner Jr.

and Loretta A. Cramer, 945 Old Mountain Road, Dillsburg. Stephen F. Schwar and Ann E. McGregor, 1012 Northfield Drive, Carlisle.

Brian K. Spangler and Melissa A. Spidle, 6048 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg. Ross H. Failor Jr.

and Tammy S. Wiser, 480 Crossroad School Road, Carlisle. Surviving are his wife, Hazel Brannan Fink; one daughter, Kathie at home; one stepdaughter, Carol B. Runk, also at home; one sister, Elizabeth Rensel of Lebanon; and two grandchildren. Servics will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Monday in Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home, 112 W. King Ship-pensburg, with the Rev. Dr. P. Dale Neufer officiating.

Burial will be in Rehobeth Cemetery, South Newton Township. There will be no viewing. Church, 4681 E. Trindle Road, Mechanicsburg, with the Rev. Donald Smith officiating.

Burial will be in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Upper Allen Township. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Myers Funeral Home, 37 E. Main Mechanicsburg and from 9:30 a.m. until time of service Monday at the church.

Memorial contributions may be made to her church, 4681 E. Trindle Road, Mechanicsburg 17055. Negley Big Spring Fish and Game, Eagles of Carlisle and White Circle of Carlisle. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy M. Jacoby Negley, to whom he was married for 34 years; three daughters, Cathy M.

Dugan of Biglerville, Karen L. Erdman of Carlisle and Connie S. Negley of Newville; three sons, Dennis Gary L. and Edward all of Newville; six sisters, Grace Ickes, Kathryn Danner, Ruth Guthshall, Helen Thrush, Evelyn Vv inspirit Hospital apjeleasedy police 'iyy Haley will have' a hearing before District Justice Charles Clement Aug. 16 at 10 a.m.

Police charge 7 with crime spree State police in Carlisle have filed petitions against six juveniles and an 18 year old in connection with a series of criminal mischief incidents and automobile thefts along Petersburg Road and Interstate 81 in South Middleton Township. The incidents occurred between April and June and involved a total of $40,000 in damage and stolen property. The vandalism included smashed windshield to trucks parked along the interstate 81, numberous vehicle thefts and damage to highway signs. The adult arrested, Marlin Russell 18, of Carlisle, was arrested by warrant and arraigned before District Justice Terry Keller. He was committed to Cumberland County Prison in lieu of $15,000 bail.

The juveniles ranged in age from 13 to 17 at the time of the incidents. Thieves cut bike chains Carlisle police are investigating the theft of two bicycles from in front of a South Hanover Street residence sometime between Wednesday and Thursday. A burgundy 10-speed owned by Sandy Green and a turquoise 18-speed mountain bike owned by Jeffrey Green were chained to trees in front of a residence on the 100 block of South Hanover. The thieves cut the chains. The mountain bike had a bicycle pump and water bottle.

Police are asking anyone with information about the incidents to call the station. IMPORTANT SPECIAL MEETING Lot Owners and relatives Opossum Hill Cemetary August 20 at 7:30 PM at Opossum Hill Union Church lie hearing at 8 a.m. in the Carlisle Hospital boardroom to consider a request from the Carlisle Retirement Community Corporation to borrow between $21 million and $22 million through the authority to fund phase one of Cumberland Crossings, a retirement village to be located in South Middleton Township. Carlisle Water Authority, regular monthly meeting at 7:30 a.m. in the Municipal Building at 53 W.

South St. Carlisle Consolidated Board of Appeals, regular monthly meeting at 4 p.m. in the Municipal Building at 53 W. South St. Carlisle Planning Commission, regular monthly meeting at 5:15 p.m.

in the Municipal Building at 53 W. South St Carlisle Sewer Authority, regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the regional waste water treatment plant on North Middlesex Road in Middlesex Township. Thursday: South Middleton Townshin Su pervisors, regular meeting, 7 p.m. in the township building, 384 Park Drive, Boiling Springs.

Bosler Free Library Board, regular monthly meeting at 4:15 p.m. in the Bosler Free Library at 158 W. High St. Carlisle Zoning Hearing Board, regular monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building at 53 W.

South St Carlisle School Board, regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Swartz Intermediate High School at 623 W. Penn Carlisle. Carlisle Borough Council, special meeting at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building to consider a request by the Carlisle Retirement Community Corporation to borrow between $21 million and $22 million through the Carlisle Hospital Authority.

Harry M. Harry M. Negley, 59, of RD2 Newville, died Friday in Carlisle Hospital. He was born July 31, 1931 in Cumberland County, a son of the late Howard K. and Mary Mari Sherick Negley.

He was employed at Fickes Silo Inc. of Newville for 43 years and was a veteran of the Korean War, having served with the U.S. Army. He was a member of the Newville VFW, Newville American Legion, TO Police arrest man, boy Lower Allen and Camp Hill police arrested a 26-year-old Harrisburg man and a juvenile after they allegedly tried to steal a compact disc player from a parked car. Marguosa Haley, 26, of the 1300 block of Herr Street, Harrisburg, was charged with conspiracy to commit theft.

He was remanded to Cumberland County Prison in lieu of $10,000 bail. The juvenile was turned over to custody of adult. Lower Allen police say the pair took the compact disc player from a car parked in front of Brynmar Stereo at the 3500 block of Gettysburg Road at about 5 p.m. Thursday. The two ditched the equipment when the owner spotted them, officers say.

They were seen leaving the parking lot in a Mercedes Benz. A short time later police received a report of someone of that description at the Camp Hill Shopping Center. Borough and township officers chased the pair on foot, apprehending the juvenile in the parking lot then Haley in Boscov's. In the course of the pursuit, two officers and the juvenile suffered injuries. They were treated at Holy The following co-defendants were found not guilty of all charges listed in a jury trial held before Judge, Kevin Hess last week: Michael Dearment, of Lewistown, Devon Foreman, of Philadelphia, and Leonard Maslak, of Erie, not guilty of arson, rioting, burglary and conspiracy.

Charges of insulting the national or commonwealth flag filed against Dearment and Maslak were withdrawn by the prosecution prior to the trial. The following sentences were handed down in miscellaneous court last week: Philadelphia: State correctional institution John Meyer, five to 24 months, consecutive to a current sentence, for simple assault Norristown: State correctional institution Rudolph Moore, eight to 24 months, consecutive to current sentence, for rioting. The following marriage licenses have recently been filed at Cumberland County Courthouse. Randall W. Smith and Christine E.

Spahr, 2927 Chestnut Camp Hill. Douglas M. Christie, Pittsburgh, and Julie A. Sterner, 212 Fox Drive, Mechanicsburg. Ronald Henry Zenefski Jr.

and Colleen Colson, 64 Carlisle RoS3; Newville. Frank L. Barrick, 380 Barnstable Road, Carlisle, and Stacy S. Quinto, 600G N. Baltimore Mt.

Holly Springs. Daniel R. Wicks, 815 Windsor Place, Mechanicsburg, and Kimber-ly A. Sorensen, 19 Falon Court, Mechanicsburg. William M.

Dillman 331 Charles Road, Mechanicsburg, and Susan C. Briel, 507 Breezewood Court, Mechanicsburg. Robert L. Ketchem and Marci K. Snyder, 432 Meadow Drive, Camp Hill.

Richard T. Howarth Philadelphia, and Elizabeth A. Roeder, 468 W. Old York Road, Carlisle. Andrew G.

Danish and Donna Marie Cottengim, 301B 11th New Cumberland. Robert D. Holt and Kathryn M. Grafton, 50 W. Locust Mechanicsburg.

Harry McKee and Virginia Break-field, 4015 Old Gettysburg Road, PacsrjDSttallj I EKIDltOS Admitted Friday to Carlisle Hospital: Robert Hess, Vera Campbell, Mrs. Stewart Bender John George, Carlisle; Leah Hess, Boiling Springs. Discharged Friday from Carlisle Hospital: John Frost, Newville, Esther Cantu and baby girl, Mrs. Ronnie May-nard, Boiling Springs; Mrs. Barry Holtry and baby girl, Shippensburg; Mrs.

Michael Kutz and baby girl, Mollie Mell, Mrs. Tony Stroud and baby girl, Carlisle. SEARS correction notice On page 15 of Sears August 5 preprint that you may have received there is an error. The 64591 (Manufacturer's JB24GWH) General Electric range, indicates that 1 has a lift-up cooktop. It does not have a lift-up cooktop.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. rJBuctiJhs Born July 28 in Polyclinic Medical Center to: Linda Bucher and Richard Johnson, Carlisle, boy. Born recently in Holy Spirit Hospital to: Darrel and Doreen (Greenfield) Layton, Dillsburg, girl, July 30. Neal and Linda (Stagner) McGee, Mechanicsburg, boy, July 30. Randy and Tanya (McAIister) Binger, Shermans Dale, girl, Aug.

1. Zonnie and Stacey (Eberly) Fritsche Camp Hill, girL Aug. 2. Merle and Nicole (Zinn) Summy, Camp Hill, girl, Aug. 2.

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