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January 28,
Frank Smith and the Cessna Model 150
New flight training program at local airport
A new Cessna Pilot Cen-
ter, has opened at the
E-Town/Marietta Airport.
Licensee for the new
Cessna Pilot Center is Smith
Aviation.
The Cessna Integrated
Flight Training System util-
ized by Smith Aviation
brings flight training down
te its simplest form.
Devised by Cessna Air-
craft Company after several
years of study and extensive
testing, the system features
a programmed learning
concept which combines
ground schoel and flight
training--taught separately
by most flight schools--into
an integrated curriculum.
“The program is set up,”
said Smith Aviation Mana-
ger Frank Smith, ‘‘sc the
student knows in advance
exactly what each flight will
consist of, its objectives,
what he’s expected to know,
and what he is to prepare
for. It’s very effective.”
MARIETTA DOG LICENSE
Paul J. Raber, Animal
Control Officer of Marietta,
has anncunced that 1976
dog licenses must be carried
by all dogs in the boro by
February 1S.
Dog Law #20 states that
the license must be attached
to a collar or harness and
worn by the dog at all times.
Licenses are available at
Sell’s Barber Shop.
Red Barn
Located 4 miles West of Eliza-
bethtown on Falmouth Rd.
CALL 367-2959
SH
He noted that more than
96 per cent of all CPC
students who have taken the
required written exaniina-
tiens te qualify for a private
pilet’s license have passed
on the first attempt.
**Test ‘scores,”’ Smith
said, ‘‘generally have been
in the 80's and 90's.” A
score of 70 or better is
required tc make the stu-
dent eligible te take the
flight check te qualify for
licensing.
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Qur Cessna Pilot Center has the
The new Cessna Pilot
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training aircraft, the Cessna
Medel 150 in which 4S per
cent of all flight training in
North America is conducted.
by Vickie Brown
On January 20 the Joycee-
ettes held their first meeting
of 1976 at the Borough Hall.
Mrs. Donna Wetzel was
given a gift for opening her
house for the Christmas
meeting.
Mrs. Vickie Brown report-
ed that all the current
stationery money has been
collected and the project
finalized. The Joycee-ette
DSA nominees were turned
over to the Jaycee’s as
reperted by Mrs. Sandy
Gingrich.
Mrs. Sue Themas, Mrs.
Jo Anne Aument and Mrs.
JoAnne Frymerer reported
that the next hoagie sale will
be held on the merning of
Wednesday, February 18.
Mrs. LaVen Harnish,
chairman of the Sweetheart
King and Queen Contest,
reported that the committee
is receiving pictures of
children and will be putting
them in the stores on
January 30.
March 1S is the date for
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Joycee-ettes plan many activities
the Fashion Show Card
Party. Mrs. Sharon Funk
and Mrs. Donna Wetzel are
the co-chairmen of this
event.
Ce-chairman Mrs. Cheryl
Hallgren and Mrs. LaVon
Harnish reported that the
Bicentennial Ball on Feb-
ruary 7 is progressing quite
well. The Ball will start at
8:00 PM at the Donegal
High Scheel Gym. Tickets
can be purchased from any
Joycee-ette or at the door.
On February 14, a few of
the Jeycee-ettes and their
husbands will be attending a
theater party at the Fulton
Theater. Chairman for this
preject is Mrs. Kathy
Bower.
Marietta Jaycees are planning
great July 4th program for ’76
by Harry E. Reem
This year’s committee for
the Fourth of July celebra-
tion has started planning for
the best celebration ever in
the 20-year history of the
Jaycees.
Under the direct chair-
manship of Rick Slead, the
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largest ever display of
fireworks, presented by the
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cur country’s 200th birth-
day.
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