Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15
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MunSOn
News by Mrs. VIM. Reynolds
Telephone Chardon 5-4167
Mems Club
Don't forget the Mems club
meeting Thursday, September
Is. This is an open meeting
and everyone is invited to at
tend. The meeting will be held
in the Fowlers Mills church an
mex at 800. pm. Mr.. Ray
Davies of the Township plan
ming committee will explain
the functions of the committee
and its effect on MunSon.
Cub Scouts
There will be Cub Scout
picnic at PunderSon State Park
on September 25. This picnic is
for the families of present Cubs
and the families Of the future
Cubs. More details next week.
Munson Good Workers
The Munson Good Workers
wish to thank the people of
Munson for their wonderful CO.
operation at the bake sale held
in front of Chuck Hoffman's S
last Saturday. When they clos
ed up shop on Saturday, n e
bows had taken in $35 80. Since
that time they received an ad-
ditional 60 cents. The proceeds
from this project are to go to
the Geauga hospital association.
The picnic, which the Good
Workers had planned for their
mothers and dads on the 25th
has been postponed to a later
date. Further information later.
Girl Scouts and Brownies
Attention, Mothers! There is
a desperate need this year for
leadership for the Girl Scouts
and the Brownies. There GER
tainly is no lack of interest
on the part of the girls when it
comes to scouting. There is an
apparent lack of interest b y
those who could qualify as lead
ers 5000 anyone interested
in her own daughter of in the
Girl Scouts as a whole is asked
to attend a meeting at Pilgrim
Christian church on Septem-
Der q at 7:45 pm. At that
time the Scout Board. consist
inc of Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Col
lett, Mrs. Sozno, Mrs. Farley
and Mrs. Haas, will answer
all questions and will give any
help needed to anyone intereS-
ted in being a Scout Leader.
The Board will also give out
program Of suggestions on
troop prOcedured, etc. 1t has
/. been estimated that in Brown
les alone there will be 40 girls
- it is impossible for one lead
er to handle a troop this large,
therefore. it will be necessary
to divide the girls into patrols
- leaders are needed for the
patrols. This need is urgent.
This and That
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins
and children, Mark and Nancy,
attended the wedding Of Mrs.
Hawkins neice, Nancy Osmond
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Les
lie Osmond, at Pittsburg, Pa,
on Saturday, September 10.
The Art Dades are becom-
inc quite a horsey family. Now
Art has a horse of his own
combination anniv e rSary,
birthday and Christmas pre-
sent - the horse has a very
fancy name but is called jim
my for short.
Bill and Kay Matthews are
having themselves a vacation
in Canada sons children. This
is their first vacation all be
themselves since they wer e
married. Have fun Kids!
Your correspondent wa S
quite shocked, as you will pro
bable be, to hear that Me3va
Friel was admitted to st. Luke5
hospital last Thursday and un-
derWent surgery for the reno
val of a kidney on Saturday
Mel is having a pretty rugged
time of it so how about getting
those cards rolling to her
they will lehp a lot. She is in
Room 4028 at st. Lukes.
A sad farewell to the Ardy
family. They are leaving u S
the first week in October -
moving to Hinkley, Ohio. We
all know how mucn everyone
will miss the whole family -
particularly the Girl Scouts and
Brownies because of Mrs. Ar
dy's' splendid work with them,
A welcome is extended to
Raymond and Katherine Hurd
1 tho are moving to the fo-mer
4 Ardy home on Bass Lake road.
1 he Hurds come from Garfield,
Mr.. Hurd is a .nath teacher
III the Lyndhurst-Euclid school.
They have a 9 month old boy.
frs. Hurd's brother, who is 16,
,ili be living with them and
srll attend Chardon school