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CM Public Opinion Chambersburg. Pennsylvania Thursday, April 24, 2003 1D1H Cnv Cditoh David N. Dumklei 262-4704, ddunklechanibers.gannett.com www.publicopinionoir"'ne.com HONOR ROLLS FVee lecture will focus on Fort Loudoun, celebration CHAMBERSBURG Kit-tochtinny Historical Society is having a free lecture on historic Fort Loudoun at 7:30 E.m. Saturday in The Light-ouse Restaurant, 4301 Philadelphia Ave. The event is open to the public.

Anna Rotz, president of the Fort Loudoun Historical Society, will discuss the state historic site and the village's upcoming Bicentennial celebration this summer. Rotz served on the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission for eight years. Fort Loudoun was built in 1756 to protect settlers from Indian attacks. A prehistoric Native American village was adjacent to the fort site. It became the site of the first armed Colonial uprising against the British military when James Smith and his rangers attacked the fort and forced the British to evacuate.

pensburg Area Civil War Round table, LL Col. Wachsmuth will speak on "Canister and Rotten The Ordeal of the 9th Atetha Chamberlin or James Baumgard-ner, 477-0703. Greertcastle Breakfast, 7 to 1 0:30 a.m., Trinity Lutheran Church, 1186 Jason Drive, off Williamport Pike; pancake and sausage breakfast, sponsored by church youth group, proceeds benefit youth ministry and youth educational trips, tickets may be purchased at the church office, at door or by calling phone number listed; 597-9348. Spaghetti dinner, 3 to 6 p.m., Rescue Hose Company cafeteria, 842 S. Washington St; all-you-can-eat, proceeds benefit Relay for Life team from Graphics Universal, $6 adults, $3 children younger than seven; Gospel concert, 6 to 9:30 p.m., Pleasant Hill Fellowship Building, 3664 Coseytown Road; Momingstar Singers, Stevens Family and Sound Doctrine perform, food stand opens at 4 p.m., offering; Don Kershner at (301) 790-3310 or 597-3737.

Newvilie Workshop, 8 a.m. to noon, Newvilie Area Community Center, 2 Chestnut St; creative memories workshop, scrap booking and preserving family photos in creative way, 776-4393 or 582-8871. Mercersburg Danceconcert, 6 to 10:30 p.m., Tus-carora Senior Activity Center, Fort Loudon Road; food bar, coffee, sodas, all proceeds go to Jill Lynch Sipes Fund, sponsored by Montgomery Township Citizens and New County Band, donations appreciated; Paul Funk, 328-2060. Pleasant Hall Gun drawing and dinner, 6 p.m., Pleasant Hill Fire Company, 9722 Cumberland Highway; 4 pm doors open; 532-7390. Roxbury Spring concert, 7 p.m., Lurgan Township Recreation Center, Pa.

997; Masterf Four, Gospel Harmony and New Spirit perform, food stand provided by Roxbury United Methodist Church, offering, 5:30 p.m. doors open; Larry Wine, 532-6852. Shippensburg Chickenribs and yard sale, 8 a.m. Shippensburg Church of the Nazarene, 415 E. Orange St; gigantic yard sale, em-ings chicken and ribs; to pre-order children, and ribs, call 532-6994.

for sping warblers at Siberia, bring CBs, scopes, binoculars and lunch; Robert Kochert, 263-3692. Blrdlng trip, 8 am, meet at Sunny-way Foods parking tot, Lincoln Way West; Bill Hague at 261-4109. Tractor and engine howflea market, Twin Bridge camp grounds; sponsored by Cumberland valley Antique Engine and Machinery Association; tractors, engines, displays, blacksmith shop, flea market 9 am. consignment sale; 369-2216. Chicken barbecuesale, 8 am.

to 3 p.m., Cumberland Valley Christian School, 600 Miller yard sale, crafts, baked goods, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. chicken barbecue $6.60, Beacon Quartet and Guilford Station perform gospel music under the big top tent Bloodmoblle visit, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Falling Spring Presbyterian Church, 221 N. Main St; 264-6214.

Dog Show, 10 am. to noon, Wilson College; information, Andrea Shuftz at 262-2672; directions, 264-4141. Viewer's Choice Award show, "Drawing on our Dreams," by RanWinFulton Community Support Program, 10 am-10 pm, Chambersburg Mall; 263-3548. Parade, 1 p.m., forming at McKlnley Street Fire Station; 100th anniversary parade of the Franklin Fire Company, parade will travel north on Second Street to Rhodes Avenue, East on Rhodes Avenue to Main Street south on Main Street to Washington Dauphine Amstey, 264-6217. Daffodil show, 1 :30 to 7 p.m., First Lutheran Church, 43 W.

Washington "Daffodils on Broadway," presented by the Chambersburg Garden Club District IV. FayettevOle Meeting, 1 pm, Norto Park, off U.S. 30; establish summer horseshoe pitching leagues; Joseph Rinehart, 352-8322. Gettysburg Regional workshop, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 pm, First Baptist Church, U.S.

30, west of square; Central Pennsylvania Womans Christian Temperance Union Regional Workshop; Lebanon County group demonstrates projects and activites of alcohol, tobacco and drug educational teaching materials, books reviews given from the program year's reading course, lunch reservations call Jean Lewis at 334-3465; Gerakiine Fetrow, 677-8854. Battlefield walking tour, 2 pm, monument to the 9th MA battery on Wheatfieid Road; sponsored by Ship- lenberger, Emily Sommerville, Justin Stick-el, John Stiles, Fatima Stouffor, Stephanie Summers, James Tassone, Chelsea Vam-er, Jonathan Wengor, Amanda Wierman, Bryn Yeager, Patricia Yoder. Ninth Grade: Leona Altman, Benjamin Arnold, Jeremy Baker, Travis Barkman, Nathan Barley, Jaimee Bettencourt, Bryan Bowers, Samantha Bradley, Charles Brake, Tyler Bricker, Shakira Briggs, Brittany Brown, Jessica Brown, Lindsey Brown, Zachary Bull, Jennifer Coccagna, Erin Coldsmith, Stephanie Collier, Chelsey Couch, Kyle Culbertson, Jennifer Dennis, Kristina Dice, Erika Diller, Monique Durham, Logan Elliott, Kayla Federline, Janna Felix, Matthew Flasher, Justin Flory, Kelly George, Tyler George, Rokhsan Ghaziaskar, Amanda Gossert, Sarah Guyer, Lucas Hockenber-ry, Sarah Holmquist, Katelyn Johnston, Zachary Jones, Emma Kolanowski, Trtsha Krens, Deanna Kump, Caroline Long, Stephanie Lower, John Mackey, Ashley McDonald, Mariah McLaughlin, Tyler Mickley, Katie Miller, Kayla Mitchell, Katelyn Moore, Jonathan Motich-ka, Lacy Mowen, Melissa Mueller, Patrick Omdorf, Yolanda Ortega, Sarah Oster-man, Justin Parson, Anjali Patel, David Plum, Farah Raschid, Meghan Ray, Danielle Rhone, Kelci Rote, Meagan Rudge, Terrell Scott Heather Sease, Jodi Seylar, Jessica Shade, Chelsea Shatzer, Kylee Sherman, Cynthia Shipp, Amanda Sites, Mallory Smith, Tiery Soto, Kayla Souders, Abigail Stem, Wmberty Stone, Melody Stouder, Katrina Strickland, Joseph Tamer, Alberto Torres, Travis Tosten, Joshua Truman, Erin Waite, Michael Wanczak, Lindsay Washabaugh, Kristen Wenger, Miranda Wenger, Ryan Wetzel, Hannah Wiley, Monica Willsie, Leah Wingerd, AshleyWolff. Second Honor Roll Eighth Grade: Ashley Allen, Anjeltea Barnes, Arcadia Bamett, Thomas Bam- hart, Caitlin Beck, Kaylie Benner, Owen Bemecker, Levi Bitner, Andrew Blizzard, Kaitee Bower, Matthew Brown, Erin Buk-sa, Ashlin Burkholder, Randy Burkholder, Catalena Cachat, Alexander Campbell, Brendan Campbell, Christopher Campbell, Sommer Cauf-man, Han Chen, Elizabeth Coldsmith, Tara Cole, Amanda Collier, Spencer Crider, James Cuff, Matthew Culler, Mark Dai-ley, Julia Diehl, Daniel Emkj, Mary Etter, Jeremy Ferry, Brittany Fisher, Jeremy Frey, Shane Friese, Sarah Gayman, Zachary Gilbert, Christie Glea-son, Rebecca Grove, Tiffany Hassler, See HONOR, Page 6A 0) PRIDE ItLluL'. $650 GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE AT mm.carmike.com CHAMBERSBURG MALL SHOwriuil fob Thursday Friday HOLES PG MAUBU'S MOSTWANTED (PG-13 BULLETPROOF MONK (PG-13) ANGER MANAGEMENT (PG-13) PHONE BOOTH (R) WHAT A GIRL WANTS jPGl HEAD OF STATE (PG-13) A MAN APART (R) 7:00 9:30 i identity (r) realcancunIrT Pleasant Hall Vol.

Fire Co. Sunday, April 27th Today Chambersburg Support meeting, 7 p.m., Chambersburg Hospital, Lecture Room 112 N. Seventh support group meeting for survivors and their families of head injury from trauma, surgery or disease disorders; bingo, bring $1 unisex gift; 263-5721 or 352-2388. Meeting, 7 p.m., Trinity Lutheran Church, Philadelphia and Commerce streets; The American Association of University Women meeting, John Kohter of Antiques Road Show and Tell host program, attendees may bring in one item for evaluation; Dianne Johnson, 267-1461. Brass concert, River City Brass Band, 7:30 p.m., Chambersburg Area Senior High School auditorium, South Sixth St; Qilmore-Hoemer Foundation concert Square dance, 7:30 to 10 p.m., Fellowship Hall of St John's United Church of Christ, 1811 Lincoln Way East; Whirty Bird Square Dance Club Easter bonnet night George Sword, caller; all area club level dancers are invited; Charles Coon at 352-8416.

Hagerstown, Md. Tri-state singles meet, 6 p.m., Antrim House Restaurant, Fountain Head Shopping Center; (301) 824-5200 or (301)739-8990. Mercersburg Concert, 7:30 p.m., James Buchanan High School 4773 Fort Loudon Road; spring chorus and orchestra concert; 328-2146. Waynesboro Bird lectures series, 7 p.m., visitors center, Renfrew Institute, 1010 E. Main St; latest information on birds of the region, free; 762-0373.

Concert, 7 p.m., Christ United Methodist Church, 6 W. Second St; Children of the World Choir in concert, in support of Child Abuse Prevention Month, donation tickets sold in support of Frances Leiter Center of Waynesboro, ChildYouth Counseling Service, offering benefits Children of the World Choir; 762-2137. Friday Chambersburg TGIF, The Sharps," noon to 1 p.m., First Lutheran Church, 43 W. Washington Shippensburg Area Senior High School's jazz chorus, Beth Dickinson, director; free, donations accepted, sponsored by the Chambersburg Area Council for the Arts. Viewer's Choice Award show, "Drawing on our Dreams," by FranklinFulton Community Support Program, 10 a.m.-10 pm, Chambersburg Mall; 263-3548.

Concert, 7 p.m. Bethel Assembly of God, 400 Miller the former Couriers perform; 263-5376. Dry Run Teen dance, 7 to 11 p.m., Fannett-Metal Fire and Ambulance Company; DJ: Be Bop Man, $3. Coffee House, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Air Hill Brethren in Christ Church, church gymnasium, 7041 Cumberland Highway; especially for those with mental and physical disabilities ages 15 and up, sponsored by CROSS hosted by youth at Air Hill Brethren Hi Christ Church; entertainment, free, reservations recommended; reservations or information, call 530-1788. Walnut Bottom Soup and sandwich supper, 5 to 6:30 pm, Trinity Fellowship Center, 110 W.

Main St; $6.50 adults, $3 children three to 11; take out meals served p.m., reservations by April 22, proceeds benefit center's building fund; information or reservations call Dave or Mary Penner, 486-7968, Brenda Gleim, 776-6891 or Gary and Maxine Johnston, 532-9355. Welsh Run Concert, 7 pm, Locust Level Full Gospel, 14000 Locust Level Road; Jerry Bennett performs in concert; Pastor Henry Barthalow, 597-7909. Saturday Chambersburg 3-D Archery shoot, 7 am to noon, Letterkenny Army Depot sponsored by Letterkenny Rod and Gun Club, adults $8, ages 1 3 to 17 $4 and younger than 13 free, enter new main gate, have identification; Jack Heckman, 3754563. Field trip, 8 am meet at Sunnyway Foods parking tot, U.S. 30 west pre-trip Faust Junior High School Third marking period Distinguished Honor Roll Eighth Grade: Kristen Borden, Kendra Boxler, Amber Brennan, Benjamin Cashed, Laura Chamberlain, Connie Chin, Michael Ching, Megan Clark, Carl Cline, Matthew DuffiekJ, Samuel Eshel-man, Jamie Fetter, Brandi Flood, Zachary Frelin, Emily Funarl, April Gindlesperger, Julie Guthrie, Cynthia Hopper, Zachary Horn, Katharine Hurley, Jessica Leedy, Andrew Long, Daniel Mackey, Kristen MonteHo, Nathan Omdorff, Shannon Plyler, Kayla Preisler, Christian Probst, Hunter Proctor, Ryan Rickrode, Justin Rile, Andrea Ritchie, Ryan Rockwell, Rebecca Rogers, Mark Rotz, Harry Springer, Stephanie Staler, Rebecca Stoner, Ellen Stonesifer, Sarah Stump, Milady Torres, Lindsay Whitelock, Omar Zayan.

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