The Cinnaminson Library opened its doors in 1966 and was the first full-service location to be added to the Burlington County Library System. The two-story library offers fun-filled, educational and engaging events and materials to its customers. The library is proud to serve the Cinnaminson community and its neighboring towns, Delran and Palmyra.
These Congressional press releases from then-House Minority Leader, Gerald Ford, called for an investigation into UFO sightings in 1966. ( Box D9, folder Ford Press Releases-UFO 1966 of the Ford Congressional Papers: Press Secretary and Speech File at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.)
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21. Jerald and Sandra Tanner make very similar arguments in their classic anti-Mormon work, Mormonism: Shadow or Reality? (Salt Lake: UTLM, 1966). Most other anti-Mormon critics simply repeat the basic material popularized by Walters and the Tanners.
He worked as a truck driver for Keyes Fibre Company, now known as Huhtamaki, of Waterville, for over 30 years. Because he loved driving so much, after retiring he and his wife Carmen purchased a motor home and traveled to many states with the Maine-A-Bagos motor home club and was president from 1989 to 1990, meeting many friends along the way.
In 1964, Kyvele married Sheldon E. St. Peter and life became easier with his help. In 1966, Kyvele proudly received her American citizenship. Together Kyvele and Sheldon raised the boys and shared responsibilities in the business. Sheldon filled the role of father and the boys never thought of him as a stepfather, only as their dad. Kyvele was always helping her tenants any way possible to improve their lives. She worked hard to ensure her sons would have a better life and education.
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