Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-26
MUNSON
News by Mrs. William Reynolds
Telephone ChardOn -4167

news Dy MRS. william Reynolds
Telephone ChardOn -4167
Red Cross
Don't forget about the Rec
Cross Bloodmobile which will
be in Chesterland at the CheS.
ter Baptist church on Wednes,
day, June / from 1900 to 7:0C
pm. Call Mrs. Harry Stroud
Edgewood 8-6881, for an ap.
pointment to donate blood.
Munson School
A program of music, dane.
ing and art was presented on
Monday, May %, at the Com.
munity House by the pupils OF
MunSon school. The first grad.
ers gave a demonstration of
marching to show how their
rhythm had developed. The
second graders furnished h e
music with their rhythm band
American folk and Squar e
dancing and dances of Norway
were presented by the third
and fourth graders. A Skit OF
80 minutes of Stephen Foster
was done by the fifth and sixth
graders. All grades then sang
a group of numbers.
Following the musical pro
ton of the program, Wendy
Bobbitt gave a short talk on
art. As one of their projects
the children made picture fra
mes and there was a display
of prints which they had franz
ed. The walls Of the Commun-
ity House were lined with pic
lures which the children had
drawn.
Everyone was quite impress
ed by the excellent job t h e
children had done in all phaS-
es of the program.
Brownies
This Thursday will be h e
last Brownie meeting of the
year. At this meeting they will
have a Flying Up" ceremony
for Pamela Wingenbach an
Joen Ardy who will be going
into Girl Scouts in the Fall.
These two girls will receive
their wings and Grill Scou
badges. Mrs. Ponyik's and Mrs,
Ardy's Girl Scout troops will
be present to receive P a m
and Joen into the Girl Scouts
After the Flying Up ceremony
there will be party of ice
cream and pop.
Girl Scouts
The Girl Scouts of Group
had their cook out and hike
last Saturday at the Ponyik' S
on Butternut Road. The girls
divided their group into 8 pa.
trolls. One patrol cut wood, one
set up the food and the third
patrol cleared. Their menu for
the cook out was potato Sa,
lad, weinerS, pickles, marsh,
mallows, cookies and pop. The
affair started at HOO am. anG
ended at 800. Mrs. Lois Pfaf1
and the girls wish to thank
Mrs. Lois Steele for her as
SiStance in making the potato
salad.
Cub Scouts
The Cub Scouts are to NEE
at the church on Monday morn
ing, May 80, at HOO am. Bt
sure to wear your uniform.
The tentative date for t h {
Cub Scout picnic is June II
This picnic is to be held a
Pymatuning Dam.
Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of Troop g
are very grateful and woulc
like to thank everyone W h
helped make their paper drive
such a huge success. The boy!
are now planning to have ano
ther drive in September.
All Girls
The Munson Merry Mixers
held their last meeting on Ma.
20. At this meeting Pamela
Wingenbach made her first
biscuits with Joen Ardy ant
Nancy Hawkins watching TO
any mistakes. Whatever tn
girls make is used later a
their refreshment. All the girl
found PANS biscuits to b e
very good. Shelia Walsh brou
ght gnger ale as the beverage
The Merry Mixers have bee
answering roll call by tellin
a good health habit. Susan Set
fer gave a demonstration O
lighting a gas stove. Fo rec