Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04

primarily to the election of of
ficers. Shelia Beckwith W s
elected president and custodian
of the funds will be s h a r o n
Horten officially referred to as
the treasurer. Cindy Brown is
the news reporter and will see
that the club news is reported
promptly.
Zoning Commission
The Zoning Commission at
their meeting last week well
coined Frank Fink back to the
fold. Mr.. Fink will serve
five year term on the commits
sion. The members of the Zon-
ing Commission expressed their !
thanks and appreciation by
means of a letter written and
signed by said members to Paul
Varney for his six years of
service on the Commission.
League of Women Voters
The Evening Study unit is de-
lighted to resume their regular
meetings every other WedneS-
day. The next meeting will be
on February 10th, at the home
: of Mrs. Esther Mikula on May
field Road. Mrs. Walter HirSt
will speak on Mental Health"
on a State level.
, Mothers March
!, Mrs. Ed Wingenbach has an
,, nounced that the sum of $556 .58
? was collected in MunSon f o r
- the polio drive. This is certain
? ly very commendable and the
=. people of Munson Township are
to be complimented on their
: cooperation. Special thanks are
" extended to Robert Kiefer, Paul
. Herman and Leonard Miller who
= stood by to protect" t h e
mothers. Ed Grennan receives
our thanks for having his tow
truck available. Also appreciat-
= ed was the Steve KiehelS open
y ing their home as meeting
- - place for all marcherS. Coffee
.S was served-an enjoyable after
; math to a chilly evening. Thank
- you again from Mrs. Wingen'
~ ~ bach to all those who worked
= or donated.
Mothers Club
# The next meeting of tn
" Mothers club will be on Mon
e day, Feb. 8, a t8:00 pm. al
e the home of Mrs. Ted Sxina'
,r on Heath Road, unless tn
a weather is too bad. If this oc
h. ours the membership will be
- contacted by telephone and ad
vised of the new meeting place
Fireman's Auxiliary
-, TODAY IS THE DAY! Thi'
" evening at 800 pm. the month
ly meeting of the Auxiliary will
q be held at the Town Hall. II
a as much as we had no meeting
~ last month there are m a n
~ items on the agenda. Member
please try and attend brinI
a new member.
Boy Scouts
At the regular Tuesday meet
ing on January 26th, S c o u
Troop 81, sponsored by n
Munson Mems club, made plan
for the forthcoming charter pre-
sentation and Court of Homo
ceremony which will be hel
February 9th at the Fowler
Mills church.
Scouts. William Lytle n
Jack Miller, have completed a
of the required tests and ar
now First Class Scouts.
Cub Scouts
The last pack meeting wa
planned around the t h e m
=! Snowman" and the variou
4 dens put on appropriate skit!
etc. Den l entertained with
sharpshooting skit and shade
play. Den worked hard an
produced a puppet show. De
8 and S really got carried
way and featured the Munso
Hotshots, a band made up
assorted kitchen instrument
tin cans, etc. Den 4 offered tt
we'll known Red Head con
petition with their Arthur CO.
frey and his friends.
Many awards were mad
Wesley Brown and Forre S
Childs received bobcat badge
Wolf badges wen ito B o b b
Udvardi and Ronnie and Chuc
lie Dade. Marvin Johnson r
ceived a Gold Arrow. Three S
yer and 2 gold arrows we
awarded to Carl Rogers. T h
lion badge, one gold and Of
silver arrow was presented
Charlie Dunbar. The highe
badge in cub scouting is tn
Webelos Badge and Charlie Du
bar also received this.
Keep in mind the Blue al
Gold dinner February 25th
!. the Fowlers Mills church.
Heart Fund
The polio marchers h v
stashed away their waikiki
shoes for another year but tt
Heart Fund workers are pr
pairing to get theirs out for t
beginning of their drive
Sunday, Feb. IA. The plan
to attempt to contact all re-
dents personally for their do
ations this will be done by
team of willing workers und
the leadership of Mrs. L e