Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-10
Munson News Notes

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this enthusiastic group of horse
back riders. Officers in t h e
group are Nancy Gross S m a n
president; Charles &C hue k"
Budenz, vice president; secre-
tary treasurer, Dorot h y
Holmes and Dick Littell will be
in charge of recreation. The
next meeting will be held on
June 18th at the George Holmes
residence. Dues are 10 cents
and any young person, W h 0
has a pony or horse Is well
come to join the Trail Blazers. i.
The group is primarily for
those young people interested
in horseback riding and tn e
training and care of saddle
horses. Any Munson boys and
girls interested are asked to
call Mrs. Arthur Grossman,
Chardon 6-2272.
School Board
Your school board has been
very busy lately going over
plans for the new school and
attending to other pertinent
tasks. They hope very shortly
to be able to make an an
nouncement very soon regard
ing the site for the new school.
Fire Department
Attention all vegetable gard
eners the Fire Department
would like to have a fresh fruit
and vegetable stand on May
field Road during the latter
part of the summer or as soon
as something edible pops out
of the ground. The point being
made is that they would like
to sell YOUR garden surplus.
AS suggestion for those who
are in the process of planting
now how about planting an
extra row of one or two items
and marking them specifically
for the Fire Department? This
is a good way for many to
help the firemen in a very
painless way. Just in case your
neighbor doesn't read this-try
and spread the word around
this is a very unique and
worthwhile project.
Firemen's Auxiliary
Yes, stree, those gals have
done it again this time it is
a contribution of $3.50 to the
Fire Department. Bless them.
Mrs. Frank Fink, Mrs. M.
Beckwith an dMrs. Al Christ
man were welcomed as new
members to the Auxiliary at
the last meeting. /
The Auxiliary is planning on
an auction to be held the lat
ter part of September and any
one having any items they wish
to donate now and get out of
the way, are urged to call
Lowell Brown 6-1237 and he will
see that they are picked up and
stored. Many of you will re-
call the successful White Ele-
phant sale and auction held by
this group last fall there were
many bargains and much fun
so keep them in mind VIII e n
you contemplate wing
something away.
Little League
Tomorrow night, Friday, June
II, is opening day for our
Little League boys and you can
see them in action by driving
over to the Munson field at the
corner Of Auburn Road a n d
Rt. 322. A bake sale, under
the leadership of. Mrs. Arthur
Dade, is being planned n d
several women namely Mr. S L.
Earl BrandeS, Mrs. John Burg
er, Mrs. Leon Rogers and Mrs.
William Lytle are in the pro-
cess of calling for baked goods
donations. In case you are not
contacted and wish to donate,
give any of the above gals
call and they will see that it
is picked up. There will also
be ice cold pop for sale so
bring the family and make an
evening of it. Show the Little
Leaguers we are behing them
100 percent.
Boy Scouts
Twenty-one of the Scouts, a.
long with their Scoutmaster,
Roger Emmons, and three of
the troop committeeman camp
ed out over night in their new
tents at Camp StigwandiSh.
The troop was given a Silver
Jubilee Award in the form Of