Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
Aquilla Cubs
Receive Pins
at Den Meet
BY MRS. JESSIE MARTHE
Phone Avenue 6-5511

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Pack 1877 held it's first meeting
on June 25, at 8 pm, at the vii
Iage hall. Den l marched in
led by their Den Chief Richard !
Wolfe, with Lester Vargo car
rying the American flag and |
Steven Liberatore the Den flag, |
followed by Bill Roberts, Kenny
Trent and John Demko. Kenny |
McF'adden is also in this Den
but was unable to attend.
After the falg ceremony, Act
ing CubmaSter Floyd Leyde in
troduced Mr.. George Swain Dis
trict Commissioner of Geauga
Southern, who then made a
short speech and presented the
Pack flag to Mr.. Leyde.
Boys receiving their Bob cat !
pins we're: Randy Bauer, Enrie
Bender, Harold Gencope, Jr.,
William Ivans and Denny Var
go. Mr.. Leyde then presented
Den 2 flag to Mrs. Ida Vargo,
Den Mother for the new group,
and gave each of the new boys
their registration cards, togeth-
er with the Aquilla community
strip. Strips were also given to
boys in Den l, and Mr.. Leyde
stated that each new boy coming
in would be given a strip by the
Pack from now on.
Registration cards were also
presented to Den Mothers Nor
ma Bender Ida Vargo and Jes-
sic Marthe, and the Committee
men who were present Harold
GenCope and Steve Vargo.
John Demko, Steven Liberatore,
A poem wan then recited by
Kenny Trent and Lester Vargo.
The poem The Job O. Bein' A
Dad" was read by Mr.. Leyde.
Mr.. Swain then explained a few
of the fundamentals of Clubbing
after which refreshments were
furnished and served by the
Den mothers. Mr.. Leyde also
announced that the next pack
meeting will be in the form of
picnic at the Aquilla Lake State
Park weather permitting) on
July 26th, at 5 pm. The Pack
Committee will furnish weinerS
and buns, and parents are ask
ed to bring anything else they
may want.
Mrs. Dora Hendershot, Mrs.
Julia Dilda, Mrs. Bernice Weeks
and Mrs. Daisy Prussia have
just returned from ten day va
cation at the Hendershot cottage
on the Trent River in Canada
Donald Roberts, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Rodney Roberts, is
home on a few days leave from
Newport, Rhode Island.
Mr.. Rudy Rummel, son of
Mrs. Nellie Denning, is here
from Hawaii with his wife Hell
en-. They are staying for a
week at the Denning home, and
will then go to Connecticut for
about seven weeks to study. Mr..
and Mrs. Rummel were both a.
warded scholarships from the
University in Hawaii, which
made their trip possible. They
are studying to be teachers,
and will return to Hawaii to fin
iSh their course at the Univer-
Sity. They brought several fresh
flower leiS for their friends and
relatives.
The Aquilla Chapter hospital
Assoc. met on Thursday even
ing at the village hall for the
m O n h ly business meeting.
Those present were Mrs. Betty
Parr, Ida Vargo, Beverly Nc
Fadden, Ruth Best, Charlotte
Grover and granddaughter, JOY
ce Kosharko, Norma Bender,
Phyllis Bauer, Elaine Fogel, EV-
Marthe and son, Teddy, and
Jessie Marthe. A sixty-cup cleo
tric perculatOr was received by
the chapter for selling vanilla
and black pepper. Refreshments
were served by Elaine F'ogel
and Phyllis Bauer. The next
meeting will be on Tuesday
morning, at which time the la
dies will prepare their articles
for their Booth at the Bazaar.
The Grill Scouts had a coOk-Out
last Thursday afternoon at a
woods outside of ChardOn. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Babbitt anC
children, Jay and Daryl, Mrs
Pat Lawson and daughter, San
dy, Linda Loring and her cou.
sin, Alma Loring, Kathy Nc
Bride, Carol Wolfe and Linda
Parr attended. The girls useC
their buddy-burners which they
had made, and a good time wa!
had by all.
Visiting at the Parr home one
day last week was Mrs. Dori!
White and son, Burton, O
Youngstown.
Having a barbecue supper a
the Engle home on Sunday wa!
Mr.. Engle's mother, Mrs. CheS
ter Egnle, and brother and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Eng
le and daughter, Debbie, all O
Painesville.
Linda Parr spent the week
end at the home of her Siste
and brother in law, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles McConahy, in Bur
ton Lakes. On Sunday morning
they took the children for
cookout breakfast at Punderso
Lake Park.
Mrs. Kay Babbitt and child
rem, and her mother, Mrs. Id
Ford, took a trip to Girard, Pa
where they visited several
their friends, on Sunday.