Pineville Grange Pineville Grange 907 held Tenderfoot to Star. A Scout Youth and Visitation Night Scrapbook was on display, recently at the Jericho During the business Valley Community Center, meeting plana were Master, George Leopold discussed for the May 23rd presided. Grange Meeting and the Lecturer of Pineville dinner on May 24th for our Grange and Youth Chairman 100th Anniversary, of Lower Bucks Pomona, Discussion was held about Horace Smith introduced G. the bench to be built by Todd Williams, Assistant Pineville Grange for the Scout Master of Troop No. Jericho Valley Community 75, Penndel, Pa. Todd Center Baseball Team and Williams introduced Ward otl,er groups to use; as McMaster Scout Master; Plneville’s 100th An- Edwin Hill; Assistant Scout nlversary gift. Master and Craig Hill Senior There were 30 Grangers Patrol Leader. end Boy Scouts in at* The program presented by Scout Patrols was in charge of Edwin Hill, Assistant Scout Master. 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