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Cub Pack 136 has picnic
The Cub Scout Pack 136
committee meeting was
at Sico Park, Mount Joy. It
was a covered dish picnic.
Attending were:
Robert Mark, Myron
Weber, Victor Wolf, Dana
Mark, Ann Mark, Carolyn
Waltz, Edna Wolf and Tina
Biesecker.
Pack 136 wishes to thank
the following people for
their help in the Bake Sale:
Robert Mark, Victor Wolf,
Edna Wolf, Paddy Ferrick,
Carolyn Waltz and Loretta
Dimeler.
On June 25 ‘a hike at
Tom’s Grove will take
place. We will meet at
Seiler School at 6:45 a.m.
The bus will leave at 7:00
a.m. Bring a bag lunch.
July 16-17 there will be an
overnight camp out at
Camp Wilderness. Meet at
Seiler School on Saturday
at 1:00 p.m. We will return
Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Wear
uniforms and have an extra
set of clothes along and a
tent if you have one.
Scouts fix cemetery fence
The spirit of Scouting
was quite evident in Mount
Joy recently, as six Scouts
of Troop No. 39 and two
leaders worked diligently
painting the ornamental
iron fence at the Mount
Joy Cemetery, Terrace
Road, Mount Joy.
Few people had the
opportunity to observe
these young people doing
this important job in a
quiet and efficient way.
This is one of many
projects the Scouts perform
with little or no publicity.
The following participat-
ed in this Community
service: Scouts—John Day,
Bill Dommel, Barry Hilsh-
er, Andy Raudabaugh,
Scott Stauffer, and Mark
Wagner. Also Mr. David
Raudabaugh, Scoutmaster
and Mr. Sam Crowl, Assis-
tant Scoutmaster.
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Michael S. Forbes with his bear
Forbes bags bruin
Michael S. Forbes, Mari-
etta, bagged a S50 pound,
77 inch-long black bear in
1a . belle province du
Quebec, Canada, last week
with a single shot from a
308 Remington Pump at 80
yards.
The bear is believed to
be the largest ever taken in
that area of Canada. It was
estimated to be about 20
years old.
This was the first Quebec
hunting trip for Mike. He
was on a week-long
camping trip with Nathan
Ehrhart, Mike Smith, Mike
and Ray Deller, Eugene
Snyder, Bob Gregory and
Fred Grove, all of York
County.
Smith, Snyder and Grove
each got bear, at 175, 225
and 150 Ibs. respectively.
All members of the ex-
pedition bagged several
pounds of mosquitoes and
black flies.
In addition to being a
great bear hunter, Mike is
a machinist for Mold Base
Industries, Harrisburg.
Youngs celebrate
S0th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William
W. Young of 16 Hellers
Church Road, Leola, cele-
brated their S0th Wedding
Anniversary, Saturday June
4. A family party is
planned the latter part of
August with their children
and grandchildren.
The former residents of
Marietta have three chil-
dren: Mrs. Charles E.
Watkins Jr., Atlanta, Ga.,
Mrs. William Collins, Ot-
tawa, Canada, and Dr.
William Young, Seattle,
Washington. The couple
have five grandchildren.
William Young retired as
an Insurance Broker in
Columbia and is currently a
tour guide for Plain and
Fancy, Intercourse. He
attended the University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
and Franklin and Marshall
College, Lancaster.
Mrs. Young is the
daughter of the late Dr.
and Mrs. E. Linwood
Corman, former residents
of Marietta.
Kids’ poster contest
A children’s poster con-
test on the theme ‘‘My
Animal Friends’ will be
one of the attractions at the
third annual horse. show
sponsored by the Auxillary
to the Humane League of
Lancaster County. The
show will be held June 25
(rain date June 26) at the
Lancaster County Riding
and Tennis Club, 2615
Columbia Ave., Lancaster.
The contest is open to
children through age 14.
The posters may be in any
medium and on any type
paper. All entries will be
exhibited and winners will
be announced from the
stand.
All entries should be
mailed to Mrs. John Wertz,
347 Groff Ave., Elizabeth-
town, PA 17002. It is very
important that the artist's
name, address and age be
written on the back of the
picture.