Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-02
NEWS
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MUNSON
BY BETTE SCHEELE
Phone Avenue 6-l23S

Phone Avenue 6-1238
MUNSOE - Three Geauga
County All advisors were e
honored last Thursday, o n
March 26 at the 18th annual
Recognition luncheon at the
Ohio State University as a
part of the annual Farm and
Home Week. There were in
attendance from all o " e r
Ohio, over 900 advisors that
had completed from S to 35
years of service. OF t h o S e
elected from Geauga County
Laura Calhoon, Is year adj
visor and Elizabeth Burgess,
10 year advisor, both of Char
don and Ruth Hawkins, five
year advisor from Munson
made the trip with Mr.. Russ
ell Burgess as driver a n d
special luncheon guest.
Advisors were awarded
certificates and pins; silver
clover for 5 years; gold clo-
yer for 10 years and pearl
clover for Is years.
Advisors were able to COM
pare notes and came away
with the realization that they
were part of an organization
much larger than their own
clubs. This affair was a great
inspiration.
Muns0n Grange J..
Munson Grange met o n
Wednesday, March 25 at the
Town Hall. The Charter was
draped for our late Brother
Leonard Miller. 1t was voted
to send five dollars to the Hos
piral Fund in his memory.
There was one new proposal
for membership. Five dollars
was voted to each the Red
Cross and the American Can
Ger Society. One dollar was
an appeal for aid.
The Home Economics COM
mittee announced the brown
lie baking contest for the next
meeting, to be held on April
8 at the Town Hall at $50
pm.
Chester Grange will be pre-
sent to present the Travel
| program. Munson Grange
will present the Travel Pro
gram at South Russell May
I8.
The City and Farm ban
que will be held April 18 at
the Burton Fire Hall at $50
| pm.
Egg Tree
The egg tree at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice
of Wilson Mills Road was a
neighborhood project. Mrs.
Rice and her children, David
aged two and Nancy, seven,
worked with the neighbor-
hood children to save, color
and hang over $50 egg shells
on a tree in the Rice's front
lawn. In just three short
weeks the eggs accumulated
for this project.
On Good Friday, despite
the strong wind, the egg tree
held its own.
/ Mrs. Rice and daughter,
Nancy, decorate their front
picture window each special
day and always find clever
decorations to make for the
family and friends. Decor
ating blown eggs with sequins
beads and paint for place
cards and gifts are a yearly
project everyone in the fanlr
lily enjoys.
Bake Sale
This Saturday and Sunday,
April 4 and 5, during the Ma
pie Festival, the Munson Vol.
Fire Dept. will hold bake
sale and also sell Maple pro-
ducts at the fire station on
Mayfield Rd. Hot coffee and
sandwiches will also be avail
able.
Fire
Munson Vol. fire dept an
sWered a call on Wednesday
evening March Is at tn e
home of Ed Fogarty in Peb-
blebrook estates where a n
overheated incinerator caus-
ed a fire.
Garden Club
Geauga Hills Garden Club
held their monthly meeting
on Tuesday, March 81 at the
home of Mrs. George Wag-
ner. The program was pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. Art
hur Luedy and consisted of a
demonstration talk with slide
on world without End
by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Luz
edy and consisted of a DEM
| onstration talk with slides on
World without End.
! Artists Association
/ Geauga County Artists as
| sociation will meet on Mon
day, April 6 at $3.50 pm. at
the Parkside Recreation, for
a pot luck supper. Please
bring a dish to pass and your
own table service.