April 4, 1979
DID YOU
HEAR?
Airman Gary Byrd, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Byrd of RD2 Mount Joy, has
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graduated at Lackland AFB,
Texas, from an electronic
communications and crypto-
graphic equipment systems
repairmen course.
He is being assigned to
Robins AFB in Georgia.
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Don Witman of Marietta
and Keith Smith of Mount
Joy will present a senior -
recital at Elizabethtown
College on Monday, April
9th, at 8:00 PM in Rider
Hall.
Witman, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Simon M Witman
of Marietta RDI1, plays
trumpet.
~~,
Smith, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin H. Smith of 162
New Haven Street, Mount
Joy, is a pianist.
Was never more up-
to-the-minute, never
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ties, vests—we’ve got
Lichhorn's
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13 N. Fourth Street
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Shown in top row, left to right, are Ronald Smith, Scott Williams, Lee Wise and
Webelo leader Bernie Donley; in the bottom row are [I-r] Stuart Newman, Jesse
Shank, and J. Edward Gilmartin.
Pack 53 Arrow of Light ceremony
by Patricia Gilmartin
An impressive Arrow of
Light ceremony highlighted
the March 26 pack meeting
of Pack #53, Maytown. Held
at St. John’s Lutheran
Church, the evening's fest-
ivities featured the recipi-
ents of the coveted Arrow of
Light, cub scouting’s high-
est and most honorable
achievement. Beside a_pla-
card representing the pro-
gression of Webelo, Arrow entire fifteen Webelo evening consisted of Den 2 .
of Light, and Boy Scout badges. They are Jesse and their Mystifying Magic L Mount Joy Phone 653 2328
insignias, Cubmaster Ron Shank and J. Edward Show, Den 1 and their *
Mullens made the presenta-
tion to a record six Webelo
scouts: J. Edward Gilmar-
tin, Jesse Shank, Stuart
Newman, Lee Wise, Ronald
Smith and Scott Williams.
Bernie Donley, Webelos
leader, expressed pride in
his boys’ competence and
achievements as he present-
man, Aquanaut;
MICHAEL A. JOHNS
Michael A. Johns, 60, of
physician.
He retired in 1969 from
Keener Memorials in May-
town, where he had been a
stonecutter for 25 years.
Born in Marietta, he was
the son of the late Albert
and Frances Wolf Johns.
Virginia, wife of Chester
Stump, Sr., Middletown.
Scott Williams— Citizen,
Forester, Scholar, Showman
Ronnie Smith— Showman
Duane Ney— Showman,
Citizen, Traveler;
Harold Mohr— Showman
The ultimate: rung on the
ladder toward higher scout-
ing growth was surpassed as
two young men satisfactorily
completed within a six
month period of time the
Gilmartin. J. Edward will be
leaving the Webelos Den as
he continues scouting with
Boy ° Scout Troop #53,
Maytown.
Additional award recogni-
tions are as follows: from
Darlene Williams’ Den 1—
receiving Gold Arrows,
ner and assistant denner
HARVEY V. HORN
Harvey V. Horn, 77,
In 1967 he retired from
teaching at Youngsville,
Pa., High School.
He was a member of
Reformation Lutheran
Church, Milford, Del.
A graduate of Lebanon
Valley College in 1932, Mr.
Broken Straw Grange of
Youngsville, Pa.
cords, Hobb Wilson and
Donny Ruth.
Darlene Williams, Den 1,
introduced two new cubs
who are now working on
their wolf badges: Carl Groff
and Chris O'Donnell. Also
introduced was her assistant
den mother, Odelia
McDonald.
The entertainment for the
Magical Illusions and the
Webelos with their appear-
ance of Henry the Intelligent
Elephant, Maharishi of
Mantusi and the Lords of
Firefly, Waterfly and Let-er
fly!
Pack Chairman Don Ruth
announced the forthcoming
Recognition Banquet and
ed the following badges: Lloyd McElhenny and Joanne Shank, District Com- \
Jesse Shank— Showman, Andrew Trostle; receiving missioner, spoke of the June MARIETTA CITGO
Naturalist, Outdoorsman, Silver = Arrows, Bobby Scout Roundup at which CITGO OAs (OROCERIES
Forester; Arnette, Andrew Trostle each pack will be displaying OPEN 5:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. DAILY
J. Edward Gilmartin— and FErik Williams; and their own, originally CITGO SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M.
Showman, ~~ Outdoorsman, receiving denner and assist- designed tepee and logo. Ed Reeves, Prop. hone 426-3863
Forester, Scientist, Scholar, ant denner cords, Steve Mrs. Shank then presented East End Route 441__Marietta
. . . |. Sportsman; McNaughton and Erik Roundup patches to Steve
Live it up...black tie Stuart Newman— Show- Williams. McNaughton and Erik I
a man, Engineer, Citizen, From Jeanette Ruth's Williams for recruiting new ay Oo
The Prom iS Sportsman, Scientist; Den 2—receiving Silver members. 2 So IBBERSON 5
Stephen Herr— Show- Arrows, Hobb Wilson and Fellowship . and refresh- rnd
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His wife, the former
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Wood of Frederica, Del,
also five grandchildren and
five great grandchildren.
He is also survived by a
brother, John Horn, of
Cleona.
Services will be held
Wednesday at 10 a.m. at
Columbia, PA Surviving are his wife, Horn earned a master’s Kramer Funeral Home, 618
Evelyn M. Gerber Johns, degree from the University E. Main Street, Annville. Now Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
THE rORMAL AL WEAR at home; a son, Larry E., of Pennsylvania. The Rev. John Ranney will
SP T York RDI12; and a sister, He was a member of conduct the service. Burial { New Holland, Penna. :
will be in Mount Annville
Cemetery.
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