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a Thursday, October 6, 1994, The Sentinel, Carlisle, PaJ B2 i- Jim ft. i Obituaries Trooper Treatment earns award G. Swartz Wright of Middletown; one sister, Winifred C. Swartz of Carlisle; three grandchildren; two stepgrandchil-dren; and three stepgreat-grandchil-dren. Services will be at 1 1 a.m.

Saturday in Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev. Richard A. Ruff officiating. Burial will be in Westminster Memorial Gardens, North Middleton Township.

There will be no viewing; however, friends may call from 10 a.m. until time of the service Saturday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 201 W. Louther Carlisle 17013 or to the Thomwald Home, 442 Walnut Bottom Road, Carlisle 17013.

Douglas Douglas G. Swartz, 79, formerly of 509 Carlisle, died Wednesday, Oct 5, 1994, in the Thomwald Home, Carlisle. Bom July 29, 1915, in Carlisle, he was a son of the late William D. and Esther Bitzenberg Swartz. He was a former employee of Cochran and Allen Hardware Store of Carlisle, Patriot News of Harris-burg, Charles Adler Real Estate, and retired from Kent D.

Swartz Co. He was a 1933 graduate of Carlisle High School. He was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Carlisle. He also was a member of the Y's Men's Club of Carlisle YMCA.

Surviving are his wife, Virginia Hyman Swartz; one son, Kent D. of Naples, one daughter, Vicki D. An emergency medical technician treats a woman near the scene of a fire Wednesday In South Middleton Township. A mobile home occupied by Susan Johnson was damaged by the fire, which apparently started around a dryer. A state trooper in Newville recently selected as the recipient of state highway safety award.

Clarence Briggs of Troop Newville, was given the 1994 Governor's Highway Safety Award Fri- day. The award is given to an "individig ual, organization, business or gov- emmental agency in Pennsylvania that has made an outstanding effort to change the attitudes and behavior of motorists leading to reduced traffic injuries and fatalities." ft "Tpr. Briggs is a very aggressive patrol member on the Pennsylvania Turnpike who strictly enforces thej law on routine Col. Glenn Walp, commissioner of the state police says. "He has stopped numer- ous vehicles traveling at high rates of speed as well as placing a number of commercial vehicles out-of-ser-j vice for serious safety violations." "Tpr.

Briggs has performed duties as a professional dedicated toward the safety of all those who travel the Pennsylvania Walp says. "It is this type of dedication above and beyond the call o4 duty that has earned Tpr. Briggs the Governor's Highway Safety Award in the Enforcement Category." jj Tpr. Briggs lives in Newville wiuvj his wife, Donna, and son, Jason. If Delesky home; one daughter, Judy Ann Cos-grove of Tampa, and two grandchildren.

Graveside services will be at 12:30 p.m. Friday in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, East Hanover Township, Lebanon Ctounty. There will be no viewing or visitation. Kreamer Funeral Home, Annville, is in charge of arrangements. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O.

Box 1263, Lebanon 17042. Edward Edward Delesky, 69, of 820 Hamilton Carlisle, died Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1994, in the Lebanon VA Medical Center, South Lebanon Township, Lebanon County. Bom Dec. 18, 1924, in Manville, N.J., he was a son of the late Walter and Connie Pitinsky Delesky.

He retired with 20 years service from the U.S. Navy and also was retired with 20 years of service from a busing company in Woodstock, Va. He served during the Korean War. Surviving are his wife, Janice Saums Delesky; one son, Steven, at Bill Smith The Sentinel Mary A. Salisbury Police Mary A.

Salisbury, 82, of 801 N. Hanover Carlisle, died Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1994, in the Church of God Home, Carlisle. Bom Sept. 5, 1912, in Newville, she was a daughter of the late Edward and Nora Hoover Barrick.

She was the widow of Joseph H. Salisbury. She was a seamstress for U-Wana-Wash Frocks for 30 years. She attended Plainfield Church of God. Surviving are two daughters, Mary Garman of Newville and Stella Bak er of Carlisle; one son, Edgar of Carlisle; 12 grandchildren; 16 greatgrandchildren; and two stepgreat-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by a son, Joseph S. Salisbury. Services will be at 1 1 a.m. Saturday in Egger Funeral Home, 15 Big Spring Newville, with the Rev. Robert Frye officiating.

Burial will be in Doubling Gap Church Cemetery, Newville. Friends may call from 10 a.m. until time of the service Saturday at the funeral home. King was in prison on unrelated forgery charges when the warranf was served. 1' King was arraigned before District Justice Paula Coreal and charged with two counts each of forgery and'' theft by deception, and one count of receiving stolen property.

He was returned to the prison in lieu of an additional $2,500 bail. A hearing is scheduled for. Wednesday at 1 1 a.m. jj Woman says ring missing n5 State police in Carlisle are investigating the possible theft of a dia- Man reports tires slashed A Mechanicsburg man's car was vandalized Wednesday along East Meadow Drive. Police reports say someone sliced two tires on a 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora belonging to Robert Saidis, of the 300 block of East Meadow Drive.

The incident occurred between 2:30 and 8:40 p.m. No estimate of loss was given. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 691-3300. Man facing five more counts A 26-year-old inmate at Cumberland County Prison was arrested on an outstanding warrant Wednesday. Carlisle police reports say Mark V.

King, 26, was served with the warrant at the prison about 3:30 p.m. King allegedly cashed two forged checks at the PNC Bank in the MJ Carlisle Mall on July 5 and 7. The checks were allegedly stolen from Francis Collins of Dillsburg. Fire colls Mother reports daughter missing Carlisle police are searching for a 14-year-old girl reported missing by her mother. Police reports say Elizabeth Petonyak, 14, first block of East Louther Street, Carlisle, was last seen about 12:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Elizabeth is white, about 5 feet, 3 inches tall weighs 135 pounds and has blonde hair and hazel eyes. No other information was given. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 243-5252. Car burns in Boiling Springs A Boiling Springs woman narrowly escaped injury when her car caught fire Wednesday.

State police in Carlisle say Penny L. Zeigler, 28, of Boiling Springs, was driving a 1979 Chevrolet Camaro out of the U.S. Post Office parking lot near the intersection of Route 174 and Front Street in Boiling Springs. About noon, the engine compartment erupted in flames. South Middleton Township Fire Company and Citizens Fire Company of Mt.

Holly Springs responded and extinguished the flames. The car sustained moderate damage. No cause for the blaze was given. State police cite teen State police in Carlisle cited a teen-ager after he allegedly struck, a Plainfield boy Wednesday night Police reports say the incident occurred on Park Drive in the West Pennsboro Recreation Park about 7 p.m. Police say a 15-year-old Plain-field boy struck an 1 1-year-old Plainfield boy.

The teen was cited for harassment and released. Police reports did not indicate whether the 11 -year-old required medical treatment. 1UU1IU A Ul 11 AKA IVillUVill VI Nursing Home. 5 Police reports say Mary L. Wertz, 85, a resident of the home in the 900 block of Walnut Bottom Road, took1 the diamond ring off her ring She placed the ring, worth aboup $9,500, on her little finger and went to sleep about 1 0 p.m.

Sept. 23. 'f When she awoke about 8 a.m. the next day, the ring was missing. Any-1" one with information is asked to contact police at 249-2121.

15 northbound at Gettysburg Road; Lower Allen, Lower Allen Ambulance, Camp Hill Ambulance. 5:30 p.m. auto accident; Route 11 at Sheetz; Union, New Kingstown, Cumberland-Goodwill, Cumberland-Goodwill Ambulance. 6:55 p.m. auto accident; Route 1115, north of 1-81; Summerdale, Citizens of Enola, Marysville, East Pennsboro Ambulance, West Shore ALS, Marysville Ambulance, Dauphin County Medic.

8:31 p.m. gas odor inside; 756 State Lemoyne, New Cumberland, Lower Allen, Camp Hill, Wormleysburg, Wormleysburg Ambulance, Camp Hill Ambulance. 10:42 p.m. automatic alarm; Building Ships Parts Control Center. 11:44 p.m.

electrical fire; 120 S. Hanover Union, Cumberland-Goodwill, Friendship, Empire, Mt. Holly Springs, Cumberland-Goodwill Ambulance. Wednesday, Oct, 5 ii" 12:17 a.m. automatic alarm; Country Meadows No.

Hampden, Ships Parts Control Center, Shire-manstown, Lower Allen, Hampden Ambulance. 1:51 a.m. gas inside; 236 N. Baltimore Apt. Mt.

Holly Springs, South Middleton, Union, Empire, Mt. Holly Springs Ambulance. 6:49 a.m. land Life Lion; Radisson Penn Harris; Creekside, Wormleysburg. 9:19 a.m.

trailer fire; 98 Fairview South Middleton, Union, Empire, Cumberland-Goodwill, South Middleton Ambulance. 1 1:57 a.m. car fire; PNC Bank; South Middleton, Mt. Holly Springs, South Middleton Ambulance. 3:57 p.m.

car fire; Turnpike at Harrisburg Interchange; Upper Allen Ambulance. 4:37 p.m. auto accident; Route Deed transfers John D. and Karen L. Bylerly to Cory L.

and Deborah A. $87,000. Marie P. Cloney, nka Marie Williams Clifford J. Williams, Jr.

to Michael John Williams, $72,000. Catherine D. Riley to Catherine D. Riley and Elaine M. Mily, $10.

Knights of Columbus Council No. 4069 Home Association to of Columbus Council No. 40069 Home Association, $1. Lower Frankford Margaret H. Mitchell to Shawn J.

and Rosemarie Lafferty, $69,900. Raymond T. and Nancy Bender to Aaron S. and Vera E. Carpenter, Danny Douglas Wickard and Cor-rine A.

to Danny Douglas and Cor" rine A. Wickard, 1 Willis A. and Gladys I. HaltemaiP to Frederick M. and Bonnie L.

Kunkel, $2,500. Hospital notes Hostetter, Grace L. Weldon. Births Robert E. Amdt to Michael P.

and Marlene L. Steinour, $146,000. Joseph W. Kaplewicz and Tammy L. nka Tammy L.

Kaplewicz to John J. and Mariann A. Collins, $259,250. John D. Hackenberg and Kim M.

Hackenberg Sokol to Michael D. and Cynthia A. Fowler, $168,000. Brian and Mary M. Medkeff-Rose to First Christian Church of Lemoyne, $1.

Teresa R. Alexander to Teresa R. Alexander. John W. and Diana N.

Linn to Leon and Patricia A. Yannacci, $157,500. Elmer Zold to Ping Zhou and YuhuaMeng, $120,000. Robert G. and Janet M.

Rachko to James H. and Carol A. Cole, $184,500. Charles T. and Donna I.

Trabert to Maureen M. Cuff, $199,900. Yingst Homes, Inc. to Robert Jr. and Karen A.

Kauffman, $88,900. Lower Allen Pamela S. Washburn to Pamela S. Kreamer, $1. Jesus J.

Noval to Robert A. and Susan M. Schoen, $92,500. Sealover Homes, Inc. to Charles R.

Brocht, $87,500. Diane R. Lamberson to Charles R. Lewis, $86,900. Omni E.

and Helen H. Kanagas to Peter E. Kanagas, $1. Vincent and Tami L. Minnici, $152,000.

James W. and Cynthia G. Hutchison to Chris E. and Kathleen K. Lopienski, $309,900.

Thomas V. and Betty M. Olsen to Thomas L. Olsen, $1. Mark C.

and Mary Ann Mummert to Anthony W. and Catherine A. Bankes, $88,000. H. Craig Gale, Inc.

to Ernest L. Jr. and Gloria J. Andrews, $254,900. Laurel Hills Development Corp.

to Richard A. and Marsha A. Strittmat-ter, $82,900. Christopher J. and Gail D.

Lender to Kenneth L. and Maryellen E. Guisic Joel, $1. Victoria M. Krout to Susan C.

Fisher, $65,000. Gail D'Angelo to Lawrence D. and Betty L. Hodges, $13,000. Michael Manning and Associates to East Pennsboro Township, $1.

Hampden Michael P. and Marlene L. Steinour to Jimmie J. Jackson, $96,000. Clifton I.

Wilson to Michael A. and Lynn Engle Davis, $70,000. Larry B. and Margaret P. Eakin to Mark A.

and Krysten J. Hartman, $279,900. Among those admitted Wednesday to Carlisle Hospital were: Bertha T. Frye, Boiling Springs; Samuel E. Bubb, Carlisle; Sarah D.

Gayner, Mrs. Alvin Dombach, Newville; Ottie M. Miller, Gardners. Among those discharged Wednesday from Carlisle Hospital were: MacBeth E. Griest, Helen M.

Born in Polyclinic Medical Center, Harrisburg, to: Julie Shedlosky, Camp Hill, boy, Sept. 25. Timothy and Patricia (Batzel) Alexander, Carlisle, boy, Sept. 28. State police seeking two burglary suspects The following deed transfers have been recorded in Cumberland County Courthouse: Camp Hill Patrick and Mary Beth Musick to Robert P.

and Janet E. Cardhidi, $120,000. Michael A. and Joyce W. Ryan to Carl A.

and Jane A. Davis, $85,000. Ethel R. Wire to Douglas P. and Rosa M.

Marinak, $200,000. Edwin R. Jr. and Barbara R. Lenda to Richard J.

Fonte and Joan M. Baudermann, $230,000. Gladys H. Kipple to Mario N. Mattioli, $90,000.

Lloyd W. and Jean C. Woodruff to Lloyd W. Woodruff Living Trust, trustees, $1. Joseph J.

and Mary Ann Kelly to Scott Bleth, $127,000. Edwin K. and Katherine Book to Steven A. and Shannon M. Gauvry, $101,500.

Carlisle Robert G. and Joyce A. Van Zandt to Kevin L. and Carol A. Greenholt, $135,200.

Gary E. and Roxann M. Evans to David C. Jones, $118,000. Edward L.

and Janice F. Schorpp to William F. and Anita L. Lewis, $1. First United Methodist Church in Carlisle, Pa.

to John W. and Barbara R. Falkenbury, $158,000. Floyd E. and Ardella M.

Mathna to Lewis C. and Dawn A. Green, $64,900. Gary D. and Brenda K.

Kuhn to John R. and Linda W. Moles, $117,500. Dickinson Karl Glora Lynn Martha Roger E. and Lois Sowers; Leona S.

and Chester Chronis-ter's AIF to Reuben O. and Laura N. Hedges, $1. James R. and Laurene K.

Stover to Eugene A. Fuhrman, Jr. and Dorene A. Piergallini, $70,000. Kenneth W.

and M. Lucinda Heis-er to Denis J. and Carolyn B. Wit-mer, $155,000. East Pennsboro James A.

and Linda D. Weaver to Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to tie arrest of an unknown burglar. iThe suspect is Ranted by state police in Ebens-hiirp. Cambria forethought 3 days to go register to Need election information? Shortly after entering, he found and took more than $25,000 exited the house and placed the money in the pickup truck. He then proceeded to the back yard, had a short conversation with the victim and then both suspects left.

The suspect pictured is white, between 45 and 50 years old with curly hair and a mustache. He is between 5 feet and 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs about 155 pounds. The second suspect is white, about 25 years old with dark hair, a mustache and weighs about 190 pounds. Authorities do not believe the suspects are from the area and believe they could be found almost anywhere. Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information concerning this suspect or any other wanted person or serious crime.

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Holly Springs, PA 486-3433 funded through policies from Forethought Life Insurance Company. County. On May Burglar about 4:50 p.m., the suspect and an accomplice arrived at the victim's residence in Cassandra, Cambria County, in a blue or black Ford Ranger pickup tfuck with an aluminum cap. suspect approached the victim, an 89-year-old white male, and indicated he was in the tree-trimming business and that the trees in tie back yard could use some work. As they proceeded to the back yard, tie accomplice entered the victim's residence through the front door.

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