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Gerald Alleman gets
Scouter’s Training Award
On Friday, July 2, 1975, Rufus Bleecher from Mount
Mr. Donald E. Gingrich, Joy. Also, in May Mr.
Chairman of the Boy Scouts Gingrich presented a Plaque
of American, Lancaster/ of Recognition to Harold
Lebanon Council, Western Etsell and Gerald Alleman
District Leadership Training for service on the Round-
Committee, presented Ger- table Staff in 1974 and 1975.
ald Alleman with the Scout- Jerry, who is the manager
er’s Training Award. This of the local G. C. Murphy
award was earned by store in Mount Joy, out-
completing these courses: lined his future Scouting
Cornerstone Qutdoor Exper- activities; he plans to attend
ience, Adult and Troop the J. Edward Mack Scout
Leader Skills. Jerry also Reservation in August to
served as Merit Badge serve as an Assistant
Counselor, Coach/Counse- Scoutmaster along with El-
wood Myers of Manheim
under Scoutmaster Clayton
Garret, Jr. Western District
Executive Provissional
Camp. He will also continue
on the Roundtable Staff
under the leadership of Mr.
Art Lord of Lancaster. He
will assist Mr. Donald
Gringrich from Lancaster on
organization of new units
and working with units that
may need special assis-
tance. Next summer he
would like to attend a
Woodbadge Training Pro-
gram which is the final
training for a volunteer
scouter.
lor, Troop Committee Mem-
ber and a Roundtable Staff
member, where he compiled
and printed a set of 18 Mini
Guides which are being
used in the Training Pro-
gram. He also served as an
Assistant Scoutmaster in
order to earn this training
award.
This was the third recog-
nition received from the
Western District by Mr.
Alleman in the last several
months. On April 26 he was
awarded the District Award
of Merit along with Mr.
Band

All parents of both Junior
and Senior High School
Band members are invited
to join the band parents
club. For more information
History is repeated at Maytown Reformed
Sunday, 210 years after first recorded baptism
John Charles Landis, Jr.
was baptized, exactly 210
years later.
The first recorded event
at Maytown Reformed
Chuch was the baptism of
George Alinger on July 13,
1768. Maytown Reformed is
celebrating its 210th anni-
versary this year.
This past Sunday, on the
John Charles Landis, Jr.,
same day in July, the 13th,
Muscular
MRS. FRANCES KRAMER u
Mrs. Frances Kramer,
Manor Street, Columbia, North Chestnut Street
Marietta neighborhood
children will sponsor a fair
on Saturday, July-19th from
2 p.m. at the home of
Tommy McKain.
and a former teacher in the
Marietta Elementary
Schools, has returned from
an extended tour through
the European Countries.
distrophy
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Landis, Sr., and was
bap-tized by the pastor, the
Rev. Paul N. Marsteller.
Mrs. Landis is the former
Eva Glattacker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George
Glattacker, Sr., of Maytown.
Games, refreshments and
entertainment are on the
agenda. Profits from the
benefit will be used to help
fight Muscular Distrophy
parents
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