_Page 8 — SUS QUEHANNA BULLETIN Randall Zartman Local scouts attack Three Marietta - Maytown area scouts and their leaders arrived June 28, 1975S at Philmont Scout Ranch and Explorer Base in Cimarron, N.M. It is the national Boy Scouts of America 214- square mile camp in the Sangre de Cristo range of the Rocky Mountains. The scouts, under the leadership of Issac Stud- holm, Marietta, spent 10 days on the trail as part of their 12-day trek at Philmont Scout Ranch and Explorer Great shapes for He years tocome Elegant home furnishings for the bath. Beautiful. Decorative. Lastingly functional. Eljer bath lavatories. Round, oblong, rectangular and space-saving triangular corner shapes. In Eljer decorator colors plus white. ViastaceRurray ag Base. They participated in most of the programs offered in 21 staffed moun- tain camps. These pro- grams include burro- packing, horseback riding, gold panning and mining, lumbering, fly tying and fishing, rock climbing, eco- logy, archaeology, bow- hunting, foxfire, mountain search and rescue, moun- taineering, orienteering, survival, and western lore. Scouts John Arnold, Ran- dy Zartman, and Lloyd Isaac Studholm John Arnold southwest wilderness Runkle, of Troop 93 Mari- etta and Troop 85, Eliza- bethtown, are part of the 15,000 scouts who hiked the rugged trails of the ranch this summer. Before hitting the trail, the scouts received exten- sive training in wilderness camping and cookery, orienteering, backpacking, hiking, and conservation from Philmont’s Ranger staff. After training, the Marietta - Maytown scouts on their own, hiked between S0 and 80 miles in ten days. The scouts spent their last day at Philmont at Camping Headquarters where they enjoyed the luxuries of a ““hot’’ shower and a ‘‘real”’ meal. On the trip to Philmont, the scouts visited Airforce Academy at Colo- rado Springs, and the toshare Indian Kiva La Juata Colorado. “regal ride.” Association! (@ eRe BUY THREE ... GET ONE FREE This offer available for a LIMITED TIME from All Service Stations, Repair Shops and Car Dealers Thru: o MOUNT JOY AUTO PARTS eo Troop 63 at Boy Scout Troop #63 attended summer camp at Camp Bashore, Indiantown Gap, from June 29 to July S. Elmer C. Dennis, Scout- master, James Ruhl, Assis- tant Scoutmaster, and James E. Weaver, Troop Treasurer, went along with their troop. Mark Wagner, Senior Patrol, and Donald Kelly, Patrol Leader, were tapped out at Order of the Arrow ceremonies. Merit Badges were awar- ded to the following: Mark Wagner - Environ- mental Science, Woodcarv- ing and Archery; Donald Kelly - Woodcarving, Oceanography, Reptile Study, Archery, and a partial in Wilderness Survi- val; John Geltmacher - Pioneering, Archery and a partial in Environmental July 16, 1975 Bayshore Science; Bruce Wagner - Environmental Science, Na- ture, Archery and a partial in Woodcarving; Mitchell Mummau - Swimming and Archery; Rodger Ginder - Pioneering, - Woodcarving, and Nature; Gary Eshleman Pioneering, Woodcarving, and Nature; and Paul Murphy - partial on Wilder- ness Survival. The scouts and leaders of the troop enjoyed peach and blueberry cobbler, prepared in camp and cooked in the dutch oven by the troop, as late evening snacks. Elmer Dennis said, ‘The scouts and leaders of the troop hold the Staff and Camp Director, Leroy ‘““‘Bugs’’ Horst, a non-pro- fessional scouter, in very high esteem. They really work hard at Camp Ba- shore.” Regal-Ride...the only shock absorber recommended by the National Automotive Parts Association. Regal-Ride Deluxe Heavy-Duty Shock Absorbers deliver the ride they're named after. Because they have six valve stages that automatically adjust to all load and road conditions. You get the firm handling and stable control you want, plus a And they're guaranteed for the life of your car, as long as you own it. Installation extra. Regal-Ride: The only shock absorber approved and . recommended by the National Automotive Parts MAKE A DATE] WE ARE EXPERTS IN UNISEX HAIR STYLING PHONE 367-1622 17 EAST HIGH ST., ELIZABETHTOWN, PA NE nm ] iy ZN 7 PIAL vg) 7 10 AWN nn Wi vz z 4 222M Ni SUZ) WES CAN Y DOB CAST == N00 00 AMMO M™ = {A ee OD HY ht NSB ~~ 0 LAD = #8
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