Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-04
by Victoria Dietz
Phone E. Claridon 66776

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that Huntsburg had on Satur-
day, July %. A lot of telephone
lines were down and out of or
der. Most of 528 didn't have
phone service until late Tues
da night. Consequently news
items were not available for
your reporter, but will try to
make it UP with real column
this week. Sorry to have dis
appointed you readers but we
hope this will make up for the
loss.
Boy, are our faces red! Fiji
teen camp hungry boy scouts
were all packed and set to go |
to Camp Stigwandish when
they received word that there
had been a mix up in camp
schedules only "a hours prior
to departure, Camp week reg
ularly scheduled for July "a
will now take place on July 81.
Ivan Campbell, new member
of Troop 1872 will attend camp
with the regular troop. Ivan
has transferred from the Mont
vile troop. Other scouts who
are slated to attend camp are
Danny Tucker, Paul Calkins,
Bob Dietz, Timmy Frank, Allen
Sicz, Bob Adams, Bob Sykora,
Jon Hill, Larry Hunt, George
Kilko, Jr., Fred and Frank Sko-
laris and Dicky Polomsky.
The change of schedule SEEM
ed to have some advantage.
George Kilko who was having
an attack of tonsilitis will now
be able to attend camp with his
buddies. Fred Skolaris was hav-
ing ear trouble, but will be
well enough to participate IN
all camp activities.
John Buber picked up a bad
sore throat and his doctor for
bid him from attending camp
with the rest of the boys.
Wayne Oliver a bit under the
weather with a sore throat
could not attend either. Tough
luck boys, but you'll probably
make it next trip.
The scouts started to assem-
BILE at the home of Jack DletZ,
scoutmaster around 11:OO on
Sunday morning. One of the
scouts, Bob Adams, came in on
Saturday and stayed the night
as his parents went away on
vacation. BY 1870 there was
such line of cars, scouts, knap
sacks etc. that it was discovered
a couple hours after the scouts
departed that Bob Dietz left for
camp clad only in official scout
shorts and his regular uniform
An extra pair of blue jeans
were promptly put in the next
mail. The scouts are expected
back at 200 on Saturday after
noon.
All of the scouts families
and friends are cordially inVi'
ted to attend the Friday night
camp fire ceremony on Friday
August 5 at 900 pm. This Is
also visitors day. Bring a pic
mic basket and eat supper at the
camp. For further information
on transportation and directions
to the camp call East Clarldon
66778.
Cub scouts of Pack 1872 are
taking swimming lessons al
Spring Bank Lake. The life
guard at Spring Bank is the in
structor and he is doing a won
derful job with the boys. Some
of these boys who had never
ducked under water were pad
ding around like fish within
a half hour in their first lesson
James Preisler is new men
Der of Cub Pack 1872 and he il
assigned to Den 5.
Nancy Hale celebrated hel
18th birthday with party a
the park pavilion on Saturday
evening. About IL guests were
in attendance to enjoy the vein
er roast. cake, ice cream ane
the usual party favors. Party
games were played and the
group enjoyed dancing in the
pavilion. The party was callee
to a forced stop by the V1olen
storm which came up suddenly
at 1000. in the evening, bu
while it lasted a good time Wa'
had by all.
The Babe Ruth League wa
defeated in last Wednesda!
nights game by Fl = 4.
We are now sporting a re
freshing green back stop at thu
Babe Ruth field. Thanks to Alb
lie Sloan who has been doing
the finishing touches on it. Alb
les father owns the Sloan Pain
Compan on route 86 so you cal
see he comes by the trade nat
urally.
Elaine Kula is employed b.
the Geauga Publishers in Char
don. She is working in th'
front office.
After all the hard work ant
success of the recent Bob Felle
night dinner last Thursday, i
was discovered at the end o
the evening that some one hat
taken a handful of money ou
of the cash box. The culpri
has not yet been publicly iden
titled but the mysterious disap