June 2018 Lake-Sumter SAR Gazette

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The Lake-Sumter Gazette

Editor: Robert L. Beightol June 2018

The President’s Message

Compatriots, with the end of the meeting on June 2nd we have come to the close of our 2017-2018 term. I know everyone is looking forward to the summer as a time of vacations and recreational activities.

Although we do not meet again until October 6th, there are several activities that should remind us of our patriot heritage during the summer months. First, Father’s Day is almost upon us. What better way to honor our patriot past than by signing up our sons, grandsons and in some cases, great-grandsons for membership in the SAR. If you have not done so, please consider it as a legacy gift to our next generations. Our mission is to perpetuate knowledge of American history and promote patriotism. I feel a duty to ensure that my own family has an awareness of the toils and sacrifices of so many in creating this democratic republic which has endowed us with the blessings of Liberty. If you have not signed up your male heirs, Registrar John Moore will be glad to help!

Another reminder of our patriot heritage during the warm summer and early Fall months are the number of battles fought during the warmer “campaign seasons.” Some of our worst defeats occurred during this time frame, such as the fall of Charleston, the battle of Camden and the earlier defeat of Washington’s army at Germantown. Conversely, we can recall some of

Al Lane President

Lake-Sumter Chapter Sons of the American

Revolution

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the brilliant victories our young nation produced during the warm months such as King’s Mountain, Saratoga, and of course, the calamity for the British at Yorktown. If you like to visit battlefields, as I do, there are many sites up and down the East Coast which make for nice visits and good memories.

In terms of supporting our local chapter, one point of emphasis I would like to make is to encourage all chapter members, and their spouses, to simply attend meetings. For years now, we have had an excellent program of presentations, and our program manager, 1st VP Bob Beightol, is working up new presentations which will continue the high standards we have kept. Our presentations have covered interesting and diverse subjects such as the holocaust (from a survivor), the nature of Islam, security threats to the US (by a retired major general), the space program, and many history topics on the Revolution and US Civil War. If you missed the June 2nd meeting, you missed another fascinating program. This program was presented by Roger Smith, a fellow compatriot, who earned a PhD in history from the University of Florida. His topic was “Florida the 14th Colony,” and he treated us to many fascinating and little-known facts about Florida’s role as a British colony during the Revolution. Dr Smith is an accomplished researcher writer and speaker who has given a presentation to the National Society of the SAR. Please look for our topics in emailed meeting announcements and in the chapter newsletter and come on out and enjoy a free lecture and delicious barbecue lunch provided by our hosts at the American Legion.

We have several key events coming up after we resume meeting on October 6th. We will give our first Law Enforcement Officer Award to a local deserving member of the “thin blue line.” At our meeting on November 3rd, we will have a special event honoring the 30th anniversary of our chapter and the planting of a “Liberty Tree” on the property of our host American Legion facility. We will have a number of guest speakers at this event, including the president of the Florida Society of the SAR. In December, we will have a special ceremony honoring Vietnam era veteran.

We want as many of our Vietnam veterans to attend and be recognized as possible. This ceremony is the product of much hard work by our veteran’s coordinator, Jim Carl. Please come out and support our efforts at our monthly meetings.

In closing this month’s message, I would like to include a little information about one of my favorite Revolutionary War flags. It is the flag carried by a composite Virginia regiment at the Battle of the Waxhaws on May 29, 1780 at the area known as the Waxhaws, SC. This small battle resulted in the destruction of the Virginia regiment by Banastre Tarleton’s British Legion, and most of the American soldiers were slaughtered by the British even as they tried to surrender. The cry “Tarleton’s Quarter” became a rallying cry for the patriot cause heard time and again afterwards at King’s Mountain, Cowpens, Guilford Courthouse all the way to Yorktown. Their regimental flag was captured by Tarleton and remained in his family until 2006. Since there are so few surviving American flags from the Revolution, this flag sold at auction for millions of dollars. It has been reproduced, and I was able to add one to my collection.

Please note the motto: “perseverando,” or simply, persevering. What a great example of the American character—we may go down, but we rise to fight again—We persevere and never say die!

- Al Lane -

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Table of Contents President’s Message 1 - 2 Awards (Langston, Chaffee,

Offutt, Grove) 10 - 12

Calendar of Events 4 Awards Not Awarded 12

Attendance Roster 5 Next Meeting 12

Officer/ Committee Reports 5 - 9 Special Meeting – Liberty Tree 13

Presentation 9 This and That (Book Review) 13 - 14

Member Induction 10 Hyperlinks 14

Officer Oaths 10 Gazette Info 14

Chapter Officers

President: H. Allan Lane 1st VP: Robert L. Beightol 2nd VP: Richard K. Offutt Secretary: Edward J. Riley Treasurer: Ronald L. Grove Historian: Merlyn C. Wilson Registrar: John H. Moore Sergeant at Arms: Jim Carl Member at Large: Jim Carl Member at Large: George Chaffee Genealogist: Tom Wilcox Chaplain: Robert H. Moody

Committee Chairs Public Service: Allan Lane Flag: Glen Langston Good citizen: Vacant Veteran Recognition: Jim Carl SAR Service: Vacant SAR Tenure: Ed Riley Audit: Michael Dick Awards: Allan Lane Color Guard: Glenn Langston Americanism Poster: Ron Grove DAR Liaison: Robert Moody Education: Ron Grove Eagle Scouts: Bill Hayes JROTC: Bill Hayes Oration: Ron Grove Meeting Donations: Jim Carl Membership: John Moore Editor: Bob Beightol Nominating: Jerry Hardwich Program: Bob Beightol Publicity: Bob Beightol Quartermaster: Jim Carl Website Manager: Scott Bushnell Parade Coordinator: George Chaffee

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Calendar of Events July 2018 • Summer Hiatus – No Meetings • 4th - 4th of July Parade – Tavares, FL – 4:30 p.m. (Position and Gathering Point to be announced). August 2018 • Summer Hiatus – No Meetings September 2018 • Summer Hiatus – No Meetings. • 3rd - Labor Day • 23rd - DAR Bell Ringing, Constitution Week, 4:00 p.m. September 18, Eustis Historical Society, Eustis, FL. October 2018 • 6th - Executive Committee Meeting, 10:00 a.m., American Legion Post 219, Fruitland Park, FL.

• 6th - Member Meeting, 11:00 a.m., American Legion Post 219, Fruitland Park, FL. November 2018 • 3rd - Executive Committee Meeting, 10:00 a.m., American Legion Post 219, Fruitland Park, FL. • 3rd - Member Meeting, 11:00 a.m., American Legion Post 219, Fruitland Park, FL. • 3rd – Liberty Tree Dedication, American Legion Post 219, Fruitland Park, FL. • 12th – Veteran’s Day December 2018 • 1st - Executive Committee Meeting, 10:00 a.m., American Legion Post 219, Fruitland Park, FL. • 1st - Member Meeting, 11:00 a.m., Fruitland Park, FL.

Member Meeting – June 2, 2018

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Attendance Roster

Officer/ Committee Reports

The meeting was called to order by President Allan Lane at 11:05 a.m., who was assisted by Secretary Ed Riley. The Colors were posted, Interim Chaplain Robert H. Moody provided the invocation and Compatriots Ron Grove and Bob Beightol led the attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance and the SAR Pledge, respectively. A total of 15 members and 4 guests were in attendance. The guests were identified as Presenter Dr. Roger Smith, PhD; Mrs. Christina Smith, Dennis McCallum, a visiting SAR member and Ray McCready, an applicant. President Lane announced that Compatriot Jim

Brown (Right), a member of The Villages SAR Chapter, passed away May 24, 2018, surrounded by his family. Members may remember Compatriot Brown on December 2, 2016, as he made a presentation to our Chapter on “Boat Building in New York During the Revolution”. Our condolences to his wife, Alison, and children, David and Darcy. A “Celebration of Life” will be held at 10:00 a.m., June 8th, at the New Covenant United Methodist Church, The Villages. The family asked that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Lust Garden Foundation, an organization for Pancreatic Cancer research.

Members Guests 1 Beightol, Robert L. 1 McCallum, Dennis (SAR) 2 Carl, Jim 2 McCleary, Ray (Prospect) 3 Chaffee, George 3 Smith, Roger 4 Hardwich, Gerald 4 Smith, Christina 5 Hayes, Bill 6 Lane, Allan 7 Langston, Glenn 8 Moody, Robert 9 Moore, John 10 Mosher, Ken 11 Offutt, Richard 12 Oldham, Terry 13 Owen, James 14 Riley, Ed 15 Wilcox, Tom

If your name is not on the list, then YOU did not Sign In!

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President Lane also reported that Compatriot Michael Dick, who has been ailing and unable to attend meetings, has accepted the duty as Chapter Auditor. Many thanks to Compatriot Dick and we hope to see him soon at future meetings. President Lane announced the formation of a planning committee for the Liberty Tree Dedication and 30th Anniversary celebration of our Chapter’s formation. Compatriot Ronald Grove volunteered to Chair the Committee with members as follows: Jerry Hardwich, Robert Beightol, Richard Offutt, Jim Carl, George Chaffee and Allan Lane. A committee meeting has tentatively been planned for July 25, 2018. President Lane also reported that a Veteran Identification Card is available to obtain the military discounts available from certain vendors. The Veteran’s Identification card can be obtained at the following web site: https://www.blogs.va.gov/VAntage/43442/va-announces-rollout-application-process-new-veterans-id-card/ .

Secretary:

Chapter Secretary Ed Riley reminded members and guests to sign in as they enter the meeting, visitors on the left and guests on the right side of the sheet. Please Print!

Treasurer:

Chapter Treasurer Ron Grove reported that as the end of our fiscal year, approached on June 30th, our finances are in good shape. We will end the year adding about $300 to our

treasury. We had over $800 in donations, brought in over $150 from 50/50’s and still have $445.96 in the Diane Hardwich Memorial Fund. We have spent over $700 in awards and $1,049 for our youth programs. Our Rumbaugh Oration winner placed second in the state and our American History Teacher placed first in the state. Last fall the FLSSAR Endowment Trust Fund (ETF) Reimbursement program was discovered. FLSSAR has designated funds for reimbursement to chapters toward expenses for medals, certificates and scholarships to non-SAR members. The ETF could be the source for as much as $1,750.00. With that in mind, our executive committee has expanded our programs for the coming year. We trust our members will continue this wonderful support

with their dues, donations and 50/50 participation.

Editor’s Note: As usual, the qualifying expenses and application process are complicated; however, as Compatriot Grove is the newly appointed Chairman of the FLSSAR ETF committee, I think the Chapter will receive every penny of ETF funds we are authorized. Thank you, Compatriot Grove and congratulations on your appointment. For those members who are curious about what expenses are eligible for reimbursement, Compatriot Grove provided a list which is attached at the end of the newsletter.

Education Committee:

Committee Chairman Ron Grove reported that he recently attended the FLSSAR Board of Management (BOM) at which the FLSSAR winners of their Poster and History Teacher of the Year Contests were honored. As we know, our Poster Contest winner, Charlotte Sandoval, 5th Grader at Grovetown Middle School, Lake-Sumter Chapter winner, also won the FLSSAR phase of the contest. At the BOM,

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she was awarded a Check for $200.00 from FLSSAR and a check for $75.00 from the FLSSAR Ladies Auxilliary, both were accepted on her behalf by Compatriot Grove. History Teach Robert Burke, Monteverde Academy, the Lake-Sumter Chapter winner, also won the

FLSSAR History Teacher of the Year Award. At the BOM, Mr. Burke, who was in attendance, was awarded a check for $500.00 from FLSSAR and a check for $100.00 from the Ladies Auxilliary. Congratulations to both award winners.

** Photos and Info by Compatriot Ronald Grove, thank you Ron. DAR Box Tops for Education:

Compatriot Robert H. Moody received the qualifying box-tops from the members who collected them for transmittal to a local DAR member. In addition, to assist members in the collection, Compatriot Moody provided lists identifying which box-tops qualify.

Left to Right: Robert Burke, History Teacher of the Year as he receives his award from FLSSAR Poster Contest Chairman John Steward; and Robert Folk, FLSSAR State President.

Left to Right: Compatriot John Steward holding runner-up poster; Larry Spurgeon, holding First Place Poster by Charlotte Sandoval; State President Robert Folk announcing the winner; and Lake-Sumter Education Committee Chair, Ronald Grove to accept the award.

Left to Right: Montverde Robert Burke, Ladies Auxilliary President Ellie Folk, Committee Chair John Steward and FLSSAR President Robert Folk.

Lake-Sumter Education Committee Chair Ron Grove accepts award for Charlotte Sandoval from Ladies Auxilliary President Ellie Folk.

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Registrar: Registrar John Moore reported that Compatriot Terry Oldham would be inducted today. Further that Ray McCleary had singed his application today and it would be forwarded to NSSAR for action. Two additional applications are presently at NSSAR pending approval. Eagle Scout, JROTC Committee:

Committee Chairman Bill Hayes reported that JROTC Cadet Nicholas Dunaway, who was awarded the SAR JROTC Bronze Medal on May 5, 2018, has submitted his application for Eagle Scout status. If

successful, he will be the second JROTC Cadet to be awarded the SAR Bronze JROTC and continue to obtain Eagle Scout Status this year. The first being, JROTC Cadet Daniel Gantz, Eustis High School. In addition, Compatriot Hayes provided information concerning the NSSAR Arthur M. and Berdena King Eagle Scout Contest. The contest is opened to any Eagle Scout who is registered in an active unit who has not reached their 19th birthday during the calendar year of the application. There is no requirement for the

Eagle Scout to be a member of the SAR or even eligible for membership. The application consists of: (1) A two-page application form; (2) a Four Generation ancestor chart; and (3), a 500-word Patriotic Theme essay. Rewards for his success are: at the Chapter level, an SAR Eagle Contest Patch and a cash award; at the State level, SAR Eagle Scout Contest Trophy with cash awards of First Place, $1000.00; Runner Up, $500.00 and 2nd Runner Up - $250.00. The National winner will receive the SAR Eagle Scout Contest Medal with case awards: First Place $10,000.00, Runner Up - $6,000.00 and 2nd Runner up - $4,000.00. We’ve never had a candidate from our Chapter, perhaps it is time we do! For additional information regarding the contest use the link: http://www.sar.org/education/youth-contests-awards/arthur-m-berdena-king-eagle-scout-award .

Parade Coordinator: Compatriot George Chaffee reported that the application for the Chapter appearance in the Tavares 4th of July Parade has been submitted and now it is a matter of waiting for a response. As in past years, a golf cart will be provided by Compatriot Glenn Langston for those who desire to walk. Compatriot Langston has possession of the decorations for the cart and the walking banner which identifies the Chapter contingent.

Volunteers will be needed to decorate the cart and perhaps transport the cart to the parade start point. Compatriot Chaffee will provide more information as it becomes available.

Color Guard Commander: Color Guard Commander Glenn Langston, with his new Color Guard recruiting tool, a bumper sticker which reads “Make a Joyful Noise, Join Your Color Guard.”

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Presentation: “The Fourteenth Colony”

Dr. Roget Smith, PhD, was our presenter this month who spoke on “The Fourteenth Colony”. During the speech which followed, the members were reminded that with the 1763 Treaty of Paris, which ended the Seven Years War, Great Britain received land from France and Spain which included what we recognize today as Florida. Due to its size, they divided the land into East and West Florida, with governments in St Augustine and Pensacola, respectively. Although seldom mentioned in the annuls of the Revolutionary War, both Great Britain and General Washington recognized the importance of the 14th and 15th Colonies, in the areas of economics, strategic location, available fortifications, and a potential source of seized munitions. As a

result, General Washington ordered a total of five invasions of East Florida which Great Britain successfully defeated, although a great deal of the Colonial failures in Florida were due to its own infighting. An interesting fact is that at the end of the war, East Florida was the only colony south of the Canadian Border, which was never lost to British control. At the end of the Revolutionary War, Great Britain returned East and West Florida to Spain. Whether you had attended the presentation of not, your curiosity should have been aroused about our home state and its involvement in the Revolutionary War. A good place to start would be Dr. Smith’s website: www.colonialra.com .

New Member Induction

Compatriot Terry Oldham was inducted into the Lake-Sumter Chapter in a ceremony conducted by Chapter President Jerry Hardwich, 1st Vice-President Allan Lane and Registrar John Moore. Following the ceremony, Compatriot Oldham spoke briefly about his Patriot, Thomas Bliss, before being welcomed into the Chapter by the members.

Dr. Roger Smith during his presentation on “The Fourteenth Colony”.

Dr. Roger Smith receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from the Chapter presented by 1st VP Bob Beightol.

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Officer’s Take Oath

Chapter Activities Memorial Day Ceremony:

At 10:00 a.m., May 28, 2018, Chapter Past President Jerry Hardwich represented the Chapter at the Memorial Day Ceremonies held by the John Gella Memorial American Legion Post 219, Fruitland Park, FL.

Left to Right: Chapter Historian Richard Offutt, Registrar John Moore, Compatriot Terry

Oldham and President Allan Lane, as they induct Compatriot Oldham into the Sons of the

Revolution.

Compatriot Oldham being congratulated by Chapter President Allan Lane. Compatriot Oldham as he

discusses his Patriot with the Chapter members.

Past-President and Patriot Medal Winner Robert H. Moody as he administers the oath of office to newly elected Chapter Officers, Treasurer Ron Grove and

2nd Vice- President Richard Offutt.

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Color Guardsman George Chaffee pins the NSAR Bronze Color Guard medal on Color Guard Commander Langston.

Awards Chapter Meritorious Service Awards:

NSSAR Bronze Color Guard Medal: The Bronze Color Guard Medal, according to Volume V: Individual Medals and Awards, NSSAR Official Handbook, is awarded at the State or Chapter level to a Color Guardsman who has accrued at least three hundred (300) points by participating in uniform at qualifying Chapter and/ or State Color Guard events. A color guardsman must keep track of the events in which he has participated and must prove that he has accrued 300 points to the State President or State Color Guard Commander. Compatriot Langston has earned his!

Past President Jerry Hardwich awards Compatriots Ron Grove, George Chaffee and Richard Offutt with the Chapter Meritorious Service Award in recognition of Notable services provided

to the Lake- Sumter Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution.

Chapter Color Guard Commander Glenn E. Langston is awarded the NSSAR Bronze Color

Guard Medal by President Allan Lane.

Left to right: Compatriots Jim Carl, George Chaffee, Glenn Langston,

Ken Mosher and John Moore

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Awards… Not Awarded!

The list of awards awaiting presentation remain the same and are as follows: Compatriot Douglas Briggman – 5 Year Service Certificate Compatriot Robert T. Bass – Military Service Award Compatriot Michael L. Jones – Military Service Award Compatriot Thomas R. Mysinger – FLSSAR Veteran Corps Certificate Compatriot Brett T. Bradford – Member Induction Ceremony Compatriot Kevin J. Robson – Member Induction Ceremony Compatriot Donald R. Voorhees – NSSAR Certificate of Patriotism Compatriot Walter G. Bowron – NSSAR Certificate of Patriotism If you are listed, please plan to attend a meeting to receive the honor you deserve.

Next Meeting

Our next meeting will at on October 6, 2018 at the John Gela Memorial American Legion Post 219, 194 West Fountain St, Fruitland Park, FL. The speaker will be announced on a future date.

Special Meeting:

Liberty Tree Dedication - Lake-Sumter SAR by Ronald Grove

The Lake-Sumter Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, was chartered 30 years ago on October 22, 1988. To commemorate, at our November 3rd member meeting, we will plant our second Liberty Tree with a memorial plaque on the grounds of American Legion Post 219, where we meet. It will be a special part of our meeting and we expect several distinguished guests to attend. In 2009 the Liberty Tree Society (libertytreesociety.org) was founded to honor America’s first symbol of freedom in Boston. They provide the trees and memorial plaques for personal and private memorials. Their Liberty Trees are a disease-resistant American Liberty Elms developed by the Elm Research Institute in Keene, New Hampshire. We are looking forward to this celebration! For more information on the Liberty Tree Society and how to dedicate your own Liberty Tree, follow this link http://libertytree.org (Control Key, and click on the link).

Inscription for the Liberty Tree Marker: “On November 3, 2018, the Lake-Sumter Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution planted their second Liberty Tree, this one is to commemorate the 30th anniversary of this chapter.”

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This and That

Chapter Web Site: http:/ /lakesumtersar.org

Book Review: Compatriot Tom Wilson, provides us with a new book which has been ordered by the Leesburg Library which details the younger years of our First President. “Young Washington” by Peter Stark deals with the youthful exploits of George Washington as a Western Surveyor and participant in the French and Indian War. For additional

information about the book ctrl click on the following link: https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-0-06-241606-3 .

Need Transportation: Members are reminded that any members need transportation to the monthly meetings they should contact Bob Beightol at 850-206-7344 and arrangements will be made.

Personal Information Update: Updating member information such as address, e-mail, or phone number is the responsibility of the member. If you are registered on the state/ chapter website (which uses the same data base) and/ or the National website (a different data base) you can update your own information. If you

aren’t registered on either, or need help completing the update, contact or send the information to our Chapter Secretary Edward Riley, at apej2313@yahoo.com. He can then update the appropriate data base. Recruitment: Our individual primary effort should be in the direction of new member recruitment. Remember, male children, siblings and grandchildren are all eligible for the SAR. Should you have candidates, please connect with Registrar John Moore at jmoore417@gmail.com or via phone at 734-646-0902. Military Discounts – Lowe’s, Home Depot: An internet search verified that both Lowe’s and Home Depot offer military veterans with proper identification a 10% discount on almost all purchases. Generally, both stores offer the 10% discount to all active duty, or retired military members with proper identification and veterans with a service connected disability rating and VA health card ID card with a service connected designation and members of their immediate family members. Through the MyLowes link, a military member can register himself and his family member on line to receive the military discount at the register without showing an identification card, merely providing the telephone number registered to the account to the cashier. Use the following link to access the MyLowes/ Military registration page: https://www.lowes.com/mylowes/register?context=military .

Hyperlinks Editor’s Note: The following hyperlinks have been listed for your convenience. Simply use the CTL key and click and it should take you to the topic listed. Washington’s Life Guard: http://revolutionarywararchives.org/cncguard.html

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FLSSAR Patriot Magazine: www.flssar.org/FLSSAR/PatriotDocuments.asp?ButtonP=PATRIOT+MAGAZINE Box Tops for Education – Digital Product List: https://www.boxtops4education.com/earn/participating-products . NSSAR Color Guard Magazine: https://members.sar.org/media/uploads/pages/245/QdDfqRmiKxFN.pdf Veteran’s Identification Card: https://www.blogs.va.gov/VAntage/43442/va-announces-rollout-application-process-new-veterans-id-card/

Lake-Sumter Gazette Contact Information Robert L Beightol

Email: rlbeightol@gmail.com Phone: 850-206-7344

Compatriots, please submit all news items and photos you believe of interest to the membership, via email, with a name and telephone number for a point of contact. Remember, if you think it is interesting, chances are your fellow

members will too!

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Reimbursable Item Name Rate Max Award

Meals Auth Scholarship Limits 100% 75% # Amt

American School Poster Contest 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15 Americanism Middle School Brochure Contest (New)

1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15

Bronze Good Citizenship Medal X 2 $20

CAR Support X

Certificate Presentation Folders X

Certificates for other persons (not SAR members)

X 2 $20

Certificates of Appreciation X

Eagle Scout Recognition Certificate X

Eagle Scout Scholarship Contest Participation Patch

X

Eagle Scout Scholarship Medal X 1 per yr 2 - 1st Place only

$20 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15

EMS Medal X 2 $20 Engraving X $5

Fire Safety Medal X 2 $20

Flag Certificates X

Genealogical & Historical materials for public libraries

X

Genealogical Workshop X $200

Habitat for Humanity Outreach Program

X 15 per yr $20 per

Heroism Medal X 2 $20

Historical Document copies for public schools

X

History Fair X $100

JROTC Chapter Award Complete for Outstanding Cadet of th e Chapter (aka Enhanced JROTC Program)

X 1 per yr 2 - 1st Place only

$20 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15

JROTC Scholarship 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15 JROTC/ROTC Bronze Medal X

JROTC/ROTC Silver Medal X

Knight Essay Medal X 1 per yr 2 - 1st Place only

$20 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15

Law Enforcement Medal X 2 $20

Liberty Tree Dedication X $150 per yr

Medals for other persons (not SAR members)

X 2 $20

New, tangible, personal property as per US Stark Memorial Report

X $100 per yr

NSCC Bronze Good Citizenship Medal/Ribbon Bar

X

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Restoration of historic & patriotic monuments

X

Rev War Patriot Grave honoring X

Rumbaugh Oration Medal X 1 peryr 2 - 1st Place only

$20 1st - $50, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15

SAR Wounded Warrior Certificate & Coin (not SAR member s)

X 2 per yr 2 $20

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