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The Evening Sentinel
Saturday June 14, 1969
The first woman trainer to saddle a winner at Hialeah race track was Hambla Bauer, who won with Playful Martha on February 5, 1936.
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PINE TREE INN
Rt. 233 Near Pine Grove
DANCE
Friday and Saturday
THE LARKS
Thursday Night Seafood Special Hardshell Crabs and Steamed Clams, etc., from 5 to 11 p.m.
Open 11 a.m. daily
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V.F.W. Post 477
Meeting Every 2nd Wed. of Month
Biggest Little Post in Town
FATHER'S DAY DANCE
SAT. JUNE 14
THE CORVAIRS
10 til 2
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DANCING
[[image: 2 people dancing]] LOCUST POINT INN
Rt. 641, 2 miles west of Mechanicsburg, Trindle Rd.
Phone 766-9979
FRIDAY
Tim McClure and the Lamplighters
SATURDAY
Bill and Troubadors
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Friday & Saturday
DANCE
TO THE
THE RIVIERAS'
ALPINE STEAK HOUSE
472 East North Street
Carlisle
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DANCE TO AND BE ENTERTAINED BY
The Rythm Aces
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th
AMERICAN LEGION
CARLISLE
Kitchen Opens at 1
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FATHER'S DAY SMORGASBORD
SUN., JUNE 15 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MT. HOLLY FIRE HOUSE
Adults $1.75-Children 85¢-Under 6 Free
Double Line Serving For Faster Service
Benefit
NEW TRUCK FUND
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13th ANNUAL
PAL PICNIC & DANCE
Membership Drive
LETORT PARK PAVILION
Monday, June 16
4:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
Refreshments Served by
MOTHERS OF PAL MEMBERS
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SUMMER PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
••TILL JUNE 15th••
GIVE A THOUGHT TO WINTER
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Yes, even if the birds are singing and the flowers are blooming prudent householders should give a thought to next Winter's supply of coal. Join the ranks of those who fill their coal bin in summer.
Mined and prepared under Lehigh Valley Anthracite, Inc., supervision.
W.H. GARLAND, INC.
Rear 600 West Louther Street, Carlisle, Pa.
PHONE 243-4712
AMERICA'S BEST FUEL BUY IS ANTHRACITE!
TIME PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE!
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[[heading]]Marriage Licenses [[/heading]]
Marriage licenses were issued at the Court House to:
Thomas Vovakes, RD3, and Sheryl A. Lay, 159 North East Street.
Charles R. Meyer, Ⅱ, Carmel Valley, Cal., and Carolyn A. Neale. Carlisle Barracks.
Donald E. Warner, 115 Cavalry Road, and Eugenia G. Stout, 613 North East Street.
Gerald R. Stutting, 133 West Winding Hill Road, and Brenda J. Jones, Rolo Court, both Mechanicsburg.
Jerry L. Graham, Camp Hill, and Donna R. Aulthouse. 27 East Keller Street, Mechanicsburg.
Thomas W. Kennedy, 30 G Street, and Judy A. Mayberry, 177 Spring Road, both Carlisle.
Adam G. Snyder, RD4 Mechanicsburg, and Nellie E. Snyder. MR, Enola.
[[heading]] Negative Tax Plan To Get More Money [[/heading]]
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Nixon administration is expected to approve soon the continuation of a three-year, $4.5 million experiment in negative income taxes for the poor.
The announcement, which may come today, will assure funds for a second year of the "graduated work incentive" project in three New Jersey cities.
It is not the first such action by the new administration, but it underscored Nixon's determination to test thoroughly alternatives to the costly and controversial public welfare system.
[[bold]] Nails Down Mission [[/bold]]
It will also help nail down the mission given the Office of Economic Opportunity by Nixon in his poverty message Feb. 9. Nixon said OEO would serve as the "incubator" of new programs to aid the poor.
By continuing the New Jersey urban experiment- and in approving a $510,000 income maintenance research grant for two rural areas earlier this month- the administration gave Robert H. Finch, secretary of Health, Education and Welfare a start toward his goal of $10 million worth of guaranteed income experiments in the next year.
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[[caption/bold]] PROPOSED VO-TECH SCHOOL[[/bold]]- Ground will be broken tomorrow for the new Cumberland-Perry Technical Vocational School at a site just north of Hogestown. The school is scheduled for completion in 1971. [[/caption]]
[[heading/bold]] 174 Eighth Graders Earn R.C. First Aid Awards [[/heading/bold]]
One hundred and seventy-four students in the 8th grade classes at Carlisle Junior High School were recently certified by the Cumberland Red Cross Chapter in Standard First Aid. These classes were instructed as a part of the health program by Richard M. Burkholder, certified Red Cross first aid instructor.
The Red Cross Standard First Aid Course is practical for the students as it makes them aware of accidents that happen in the home and at school. It also gives them insight for those seeking to follow health and medical careers. For all, it gives the knowledge to aid others in time of emergencies, accidents, and civil defense.
The following received certification from the chapter: Deborah Brehm, Karen Buchanan, Hannah Bucher, Debra Cline, Roxanne Dyarman, Lorain George, Jane Henry, Roxie McClintock, Ruth Myers, Carol Oldenburg, Deborah Unger, Julie Wert, Brian Bistline, Charles Brehm, Glenn Cronman, Lauris Eek, Bill Fickel, Bill Goodyear, James Gorham, Gary Heberlig, Steve Hysinger, Eric Lackey, Robert Ludwig, Frederick Pugh, David Ressler, Ralph Tierno, John Wassenburg, Mark Wilson, Jeff Garrison, Rhonda Ankabrandt, Laurene Bream, Marysol DelNodal, Kay Hurley, Susan Lebel, Joyce Reed, Janet Ruble, Lisa Smallwood, Kim Yeingst, Duane Bishop, Walter Davis, Kenneth Diller, Robert Ellis, Paul Estep, Mark Fegley, Stanley Gould, William Hansen, Paul Kaiser, Ronald McDonald, Paul Markle, William Meredith, Todd Powless, Morgan Price, Johnathan Price, Keith Edwards, Nancy Deihl, Patricia DeVore, Georgianna George, Brenda Hall, Cynthia Neff, Kathleen Potter, Rita Shughart, Vee Touloumes, Linda Kemp.
Also, Kim Baer, Dennis Bartos, George Bobb, Frederic Burgess, Dennis Clippinger, Bard Darhower, Robert Ebersole, Jeffrey Evelhoch, Michael Farling, John Jackley, Michael McCommon, Michael Miller, James Myers, Scott Perkins, Carole Adams, Janice Bea, Helen Melyea, Laura Campbell, Doris Cooper, Lisa Davis, Deborah Devins, Sandra Dripps, Roxanne Duerr, Donna Gregor, Susan Rogers, Ann Rumberger, Darlene Snyder, Monecia Spraglin, Karen Stone, Mark Healy, David Helman, Fred Kaffman, Jonathan Kinnard, Edward Kurtz, Kim Zeigler, Mark Brown, William Cashman, Jeffrey Edmundson, Thomas Flower, Wayne Harper, Robert Harris, Randolph Hays, Michael Herman, John Paviol, Terry Kelly, Jack Price, Brad Smith, Joe Stringfellow, Walter Wimer, Kathleen Bennelli, Margot Bishop, Jan Bucher, Veronica Costa, Kathryn DuCharme, Patricia Hobbie, Ann Johnston, Cindy Knowles, Kathleen Lawton, Jacquie Maurice, Carolyn Smith.
And, Thomas Lebo, Aaron Leibrum, David Lillich, Ronald Long, Kevin Mountz, Robert Shriner, Stephen Secrist, Nan Brown, Lanette Lehman, Lynna Lehr, Renne Miller, Claudia O'Neill, Karen Rhine, Debra Richwine, Joni Smith, Brenda Trimmer, Kim Truxal, Lucinda Webb, Paula Wilson, Dana Wright, Sandi Strong, Cathy Foltz, Marline Carbaugh, James Cullings, Kenneth Garman, Richard Hunt, Dennis Killinger, Richard Livermore, William March, Glenn Morton, Kerry Smith, Michael Spence, Michael Starry, William Steele, Woodrow Stitt, Darrell Sunday, Jeffrey Wolfe, Dale Zeigler, and Brian Busser.
Burkholder who serves as chairman of the Cumberland County Red Cross Chapter water safety program stresses the need for safety in and about the water this summer.
[[heading/bold]] N. Dickinson Pupils Hold Final Assembly [[/heading]]
News of Pine Road
Mrs. K. E. Gephart, Jr.
Phone 486-5101
Pine Road, June 11 - Rev. Drue Sherman delivered the sermon "The Now Generation" at the morning worship services of the Barnitz United Methodist Church. The flowers were given to the glory of God by Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bear.
Dwight Miller, member of the Church is in the Carlisle Hospital.
[[bold]] Shower Held [[/bold]]
A surprise baby shower was held recently for Mrs. Ruth Cannon at the Huntsdale Church of the Brethren with sixty-five persons, family, friends and members of the church, present. Hostesses for the shower for Mrs. Cannon, who is the wife of Rev. Jay D. Cannon of the Huntsdale Church of the Brethren, were Mrs. Ralph Clopper, Miss Nancy Debolt and Mrs. Drue Sherman. The Cannons would like to thank everyone who participated in making the evening a most memorable occasion.
[[bold]] North Dickinson Notes [[/bold]]
The students of the North Dickinson Elementary School held their last assembly on Monday morning when the pupils from the third grade presented a flute program to their invited parents and the student body.
The third graders have been receiving flute instruction all year and Miss Mae Spang, their music teacher took this opportunity to enable them to present a program of songs to demonstrate their ability in playing the instrument.
The children played nineteen songs that they has chosen for the assembled group and were accompanied by Miss Spang at the piano, with Mrs. Eloise Smith, their teacher also accompanying them on a number that she had taught them.
Following the third graders performance, everyone participated in singing familiar songs viewed on the over-head projector. All parents attending agreed that it was a most enjoyable program.
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SILVER SPRING DRIVE IN THEATRE HARRISBURG
TONIGHT & SUNDAY
The Green Slime [[strikethrough: are coming]] are here!
[[image]][[caption]]Green Slime[[/caption]]
-PLUS-
Elvis is kissin' cousins again- and even some perfect strangers! [[image of a man and a woman on a motorcycle]]
MGM presents
ELVIS PRESLEY
STAY AWAY, JOE
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[[heading/bold]] RD5 Man Gets Farm Citation [[/heading/bold]]
A field day was attended by the vocational agriculture students from Boiling Springs High School recently when Leo Raudabaugh, manager of Wenger's Farms, RD5, was given the 1969 Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree because of his cooperation with the supervised work experience program in the vocational agriculture department at Boiling Springs High School.
Brad Tuckey and Roger Baker, seniors, have been employed on these four farms, totaling 600 acres of corn, wheat, and hay, with two beef feedlots, under the supervision of Raudabaugh. Upon graduation, both student will become full-time employes of Wenger's Farms.
Raudabaugh is a 1953 graduate of Boiling Springs High School. As an outstanding vocational agriculture student he received four FFA degrees, Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, Star Chapter Farmer, and Area Farmer.
He has been employed in an agriculture production occupation since graduation, except for the Armed Forces. Manager of Wenger's for the past six years, he also served as coach for the FFA basketball team this past season, a winning season.
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[[caption]] GETS FARMER DEGREE - Leo Raudabaugh, RD5, received the 1969 Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree, recently from Brad Tuckey (right), vice-president and Roger Baker (left) treasurer, both of the Boiling Springs FFA Chapter. [[/caption]]
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Cumberland DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Rte. 11 midway between Carlisle and Shippensburg
SHOW STARTS AT DUSK
--ENDS TONIGHT--
"BILLITT" with Steve McQueen
"I Love You, Alice B. Toklas w/Peter Selers
STARTS TOMRROW [[sic]]
Dean Martin as Matt Helm
swings with The Wrecking Crew
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COLUMBIA PICTURES presents
AN IRVING ALLEN production
TECHNICOLOR®
SECOND BIG HIT
MR. UGLY HITS TOWN!
COLUMBIA PICTURES presents
"THE BIG GUNDOWN"
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[[icon]] TECHNICOLOR®•TECHNISCOPE® [[icon]]
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[[heading/bold]]Personals[[/heading/bold]]
Mary Faller, who last Winter received a second lieutenants commission in the Army Nurses Corps, recently received a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing at St. Joseph College, Emmittsburg, Md., and will leave in August for Fort Sam Houston, Tex., for her basic training. Her brother, David, is home after completing his sophomore year at Grove City College. Theresa Faller has completed her first year studies at Mt. Aloysius Junior College, Cresson, Pa. She is now visiting her sister, Lt. Nancy Faller, USNC., Fort Knox, Ky. Theresa will help at the Harmony Hall Childrens Camp this Summer and Mary will be their nurse for several weeks.
Norman Gourley, son of Col. and Mrs. Norman W. Gourley, 347 Belvedere Street, was recently graduated from the Brewster Academy, Wolfeboro, N. H. He will attend Park College, near Kansas City, Mo., in the Fall. His sister, Ann, a member of the Carlisle Senior High School graduating class will enter Averett Junior College, Danville, Va., in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Hanlan, Jr., 805 Redwood, were in Germantown on Saturday to attend the graduation of their daughter Laurie, from Amcilla Domini School. She has been accepted at West Chester State College for the Fall term.
Kevin Crawfoot, a cadet at Valley Forge Military Academy, is spending the Summer vacation with his parents, Pt. (USN-Ret.) Edward R. Crawfoot and Mrs. Crawfoot, Bonnybrook.
Home for the Summer after completing her sophomore year at Davis and Elkins College, Elkins, W. Va., is Sharon Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Myers, 624 Belvedere Street.
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WE NEED CAKES & PIES
for our Street Fair June 19, 20, 21
Anyone interested in donating call
FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO.
243-2124
We will pick up if necessary
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WILLOW MILL PARK
"The Ideal Family Picnic Park"
Midway between Carlisle and Hsbg. on Rt. 11, Turn at Hagestown
Free Entertainment Sunday
June 15th
Bob Myers, Master of Magic...
Plus the Beverly School of Dance
Plan your next picnic or outing here. Phone 766-9639
Mechanicsburg for pavilion reservations.
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Carlisle THEATRE On 3 2100
NOW THRU TUESDAY
[[left image]] LEE MARVIN TOSHIRO MIFUNE [[right image]]
[[image: flame]] SELVUR PICTURES AND HENRY SAPERSTEIN present
HELL IN THE PACIFIC
PANAVISION ® TECHNICOLOR®
DISTRIBUTED BY [[icon]] CINERAMA RELEASING CORPORATION
[[icon]] Suggested for [[underline]]GENERAL [[/underline]] audiences
Sat. Cont. from 1:00 • Sun. Cont. from 2:00
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AIR CONDITIONED - FREE PARKING
HILL THEATRE
2131 MARKET ST., CAMP HILL, PA.
OPENING FRIDAY, JUNE 27 at 8:30 p.m.
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BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!
WINNER 6 ACADEMY AWARDS!
[[image: Oscar]] COLUMBIA PICTURES presents the ROMULUS PRODUCTION of
LIONEL BART'S
OLIVER!
Produced by JOHN WOOLF Directed by CAROL REED
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SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES AND PRICES
EVES: Sun. thru Thurs. 8:30 P.M. - $2.00
Fri., Sat. and Hol. 8:30 P.M. - $2.50
MAT.: Wednesday .. 2:00 P.M. - $1.75
Sat, and Sun . 2:00 P.M. - $2.00
FOR THEATRE PARTY AND GROUP SALES INFORMATION CALL MRS. BETTY HOLLER (717) 737-1971
HILL THEATRE
2121 Mkt. St., Camp Hill 17011
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[[heading]] Today's Almanac [[heading]]
[[bold]]By United Press Internation[[cut-off]][[/bold]]
Today is Saturday, June [[cut-off]] the 165th day of 1969 with 200[[cut-off]] follow:
The moon is new.
The morning stars a[[cut-off]] Mercury, Venus and Saturn.
The evening stars are Ma[[cut-off]] and Jupiter.
On this day in history:
In 1775 the United Stat[[cut-off]] Army was founded whe[[cut-off]] Congress authorized the recru[[cut-off]]ing of 10 companies of rifleme[[cut-off]] to serve one year.
In 1777 the "Stars an[[cut-off]] Striped" became the Unite[[cut-off]] States national flag.
In 1940 the Germans entered Paris at dawn and began World War II occupation of the French capital.
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HAAR'S DRIVE-IN THEATER
Dillsburg, Pa.
SUN.-MON.-TUES.
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[[bold]] "BUONA SERA, MRS. CAMPBELL" [[/bold]]
w/ Gina Lollobrigida
-PLUS-
[[bold]] "DANGER ROUTE"
Richard Johnson, Carol Lynley [[/bold]]
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Show Starts at Dusk
No Repeats
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[[bold]] ALLENBERRY PLAYHOUSE [[/bold]]
Boiling Springs, Pa. Presents
"Love in E Flat"
A blushing comedy about today's youth.
[[bold]] Sunday at 3 p.m. [[/bold]]
All Seats ... $2.50
Phone Carlisle 258-6120 For Reservations
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[[bold]] WE NEED CAKES & PIES [[/bold]]
for our Street Fair June 19, 20, 21
Anyone interested in donating call
[[bold]] FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO. [[/bold]]
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WILLOW MILL PARK
[[italics]] "The Ideal Family Picnic Park" [[/italics]]
Midway between Carlisle and Hsbg. on Rt. 11,
Turn at Hogestown
[[bold]] Free Entertainment Sunday [[/bold]]
[[bold]] June 15th [[/bold]]
[[bold]] Bob Meyers, Master of Magic... [[/bold]]
[[bold]] Plus the Beverly School of Dance [[/bold]]
Plan your next picnic or outing here. Phone 766-9639
Mechanicsburg for pavilion reservations
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Carlisle THEATRE [[?]] [[bold]]NOW THRU
TUESDAY[[/bold]]
[[bold]]LEE
MARVIN
TOSHIRO
MIFUNE[[/BOLD]]
HELL
IN THE
Panavision PACIFIC Techincolor
Distributed by the Cinerama Releasing Corporation
Suggested for GENERAL audiences
Sat. Cont. from 1:00 . Sun. Cont. from 2:00
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