
Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 went to the Lebanon, Pa. Public
Library to do their online testing. Some of the cadets do not have
access to computers, so they took time to do their testing at the
library together with assistance from senior members.
Thank you,
Lt. Bea Gernert
Photos by Captain Wilson Ballester

November 14, 2009, Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307, along with
other organizations, retrieved flags placed on veterans' graves in
Lebanon County, PA cemeteries.
The Sq. then formally retired all flags at the Lickdale American Legion
Post.
World War 11 Veteran, Richard Doll and his wife Laura are faithful
supporters of the Sq. and show up every year for the retirement
ceremony. The cadets invite them to their annual Dining Out banquet to
show their appreciation for his service to our country and being part of
their activities.
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Thank you,
Lt. Bea Gernert
Photos by Captain Wilson Ballester
PS The group photo also includes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doll on the right
side of the picture.

Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 held their Halloween Party at the
VFW Post 23 meeting room on Oct. 28, 2009.
Prizes were awarded for different costume categories and refreshments
were served.

Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 cadets traveled to Deck Airport
located in Myerstown, Pa. on October 25, 2009 for their O Flights.
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On Capt. Wilson Ballester's email he has listed the cadets and etc. on
the pictures he took at Deck.
Thank you,
1Lt. Bea Gernert

Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 members traveled to Pittsburgh,
Pa. for the PAWG Conference held Sept. 16th to the 18th. Those
attending from Squadron 307 were, Captain Wilson Ballester, Major Warren
Parks, Lt. Vince Stankovich and his wife Tammy, C/SSgt Kayla Rhoads,
C/SSgt Skylar Scherer, C/Amn Cathy Manon, C/Amn Cody Heist, and C/Amn
Brycen Loeper.
Thank you,
Lt. Bea Gernert
Photos by Captain Wilson Ballester

Matt Eckert, a former cadet and now senior member received his 1Lt. Rank
from his mother, Robin, and Major Warren Parks at Lebanon Civil Air
Patrol Squadron 307 meeting Wed. Oct. 14, 2009 held at VFW Post 23.
Lt. Eckert has been a member of Sq. 307 for nine years and graduated
from college this past year where he majored in aviation maintenance.
Lt. Eckert, while still a cadet made his solo flight and went on to get
his pilot's license.
Thank you,
Lt. Bea Gernert
Photos by Captain Wilson Ballester

Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 cadets and senior member
participated in the Lebanon VA Medical Center's fifth annual car show
Oct 11, 2009.
The cadets assisted the staff in bringing wheelchair veterans from their
wards to the social room to eat and also served each veteran their meal.
The veterans who wanted to see the cars were then pushed outside to see
the show. The cadets also assisted the staff and volunteers to serve
food to the car show participants. They received high praises from the
staff and car owners and all the volunteers. There were over 140 cars
registered for the veterans enjoyment and also to raise money to fund
different events and anything that the VAMC does not supply.
The show is put on by the American Legion Aux., VFW Aux., Lancaster Navy
Club, and the Lebanon Silent City Stockers Car Club.
All the veterans said they liked talking to such find looking and polite
young people.

Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 cadets and senior members traveled
to Lititz, Pa. Oct. 5, 2009 to demonstrate how to fold the American
flag. Cub Pack 154 from Lititz had requested the Squadron to instruct
them. Pamphlets were obtained from State Representative Rosemarie
Swanger on the proper etiquette of flag folding and the meaning of each
fold. While the cadets were folding the flag, Major Parks told the
reason for each fold.
Major Warren Parks, Capt. Wilson Ballester and Lt. Vince Stankovich
answered questions from the cub scouts, one of which was "What is Civil
Air Patrol?" This was a good chance to introduce the young cubs to all
that CAP has to offer them. Cadets also interacted with the cub scouts
and answered their questions on functions and activities the squadron
does throughout the year.
The cub scout leader and parents and siblings enjoyed the demonstration
and made a comment on how quiet and attentive the cubs were all night

Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 cadets and senior members
participated in the Group 2 picnic Oct. 3, 2009 held at Memorial Lake,
Ft. Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pa. The picnic was organized by Lt.
Lelene Shaeffer of Squadron 306.
There was a lot of fun, food, games and interaction between squadrons.
A big thank you to Lt. Lelene Shaeffer for a job well done.

1Lt. Wilson Ballester was officially promoted to Captain at the meeting
of Lebanon, Pa. Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 Sept. 30, 2009.
Thank you,
Lt. Bea Gernert
Photo by Major Hal Roach, Commander of 307. Lt. Tina Roach is pictured
giving Ballester his Capt. rank.

Lebanon Civil Air Patrol Squadron 307 cadets and senior members were
asked to assist with the community's 2009 yearly Hinklefest event held
at Fredericksburg Fireman's Park. Funds go to different charities in
Fredericksburg, Pa.
The cadets parked cars for the 3 day affair held Sept. 18, 19, and 20th.
The Hinklefest had rides, games, entertainment and lots of great chicken
and other foods. Church service was held Sunday morning and cadets
assisted in parking for the service and finished Sunday with parking
cars for the rest of the Hinklefest event.
Thank you,
Lt. Bea Gernert
Photos by Captain Wilson Ballester
Captain Ballester just recently got promoted to Captain.

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