Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-25

~ Will IllCS ElIl OCOuI 1GdU-
ers at Pilgrim Christian
Church. The chairman, Mrs.
Kay Babbitt, presided. Dis
cuSSion was held regarding
the coming cookie sale which
will begin on February 26
through March 13. Mrs. Cla-
ire Rayle is IN charge of this
project which is one of the
few the Girl Scouts have to
raise money; they do not So
licit funds from outside indi-
vidualS or organizations.
InaSmuch as Girl S cou t
week is March 6 to IL there
will be displays of projects
done by the girls in Can =
fields Insurance window and
at BoStwick's. Mrs. Marion
Perry and Mrs. Isabel Gard
ner will be in charge. All
the Girl Scouts are to 60 to
their respective churches in
a body on Sunday, March 6.
Those attending the Metho :
dist Church will meet at 10:45
a m. in the Nursery Room at
the side entrance; the st.
Mary'S group will meet at
$50 in the basement of the
church; and those going to
Pilgrim Christian Church
will meet at 10:45 in the base
ment of the Educational Bu-
ilding. All the Girl Scouts
and Brownies are to wear
their uniforms. The above
places and time are tenta-
tive and should they be chan
ged, the leaders will be in
formed.
A sign reading "a Brown
lie Lives Here" or "a Girl
Scout Lives Here" will be
placed in the front lawn Of
each Girl Scout in this area
during Girl Scout week. The
various troops are working
on making them now.
Letters are soon to be sent
to the mothers of first grade
girls in the Chardon area to
find out who are interested
in taking a Training Course
for Girl Scout Leaders a n d
who would like to assist the
program in some other way.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Marion Perry to Is
adults and 6 children.
Monday, Feb. 8, four girls
were invested into Interme-
diate Girl Scouts. Those who
received their Girl cout
pins were: Barbara V e k
Marilyn GettingS, Karen Pc
inc, and Linda Gibbons. Lin
da also received her Brown
lie Wings and three stars for
former service in the Brown
les. Connie Johnson, having
earned her second class rank
received her badge for that
class. Mrs. Velk and M Mr S
Gibbons were guests at this
investiture.
Brownie Scouts Invested
InveStiture Service of the
Brownie Troop 6 was held at
the Methodist Church, Char
don, on Feb. "a. The girls be-
ing invested were:
Darlene Christine, jeanne
Covell, Martha Dimmick, Di-
ane Dolson, Patti Edwards,
Jorja Goulder, Diane Hano-
bit, Susan Jacobs, Beth ia
cobs, Laura Jevnikar, Cindy
Keller, Gay King, Debra Ly-
man, Linda Massman, Oar
lene Peck, Christine Ray, Ar
dith Reid, Bonnie Richards,
Mary Beth Savage, Stephan
ie Slauther, Shelly Thrasher,
Dawn Tayler, Connie War
ner and Pamela Winfield.
The opening horseshoe was
made with flag bearer Dar-
lene Christine and color
guards Darlene Peck a n d
Pamela Winfield leading in
the Pledge of Allegiance and
America" Then Mrs. Doro-
thy Savage told the Brown
lie Story" after which t h e
girls went forward to light
their candies and say n e
Brownie Pledge to Mrs. Do
rothy Dolson and Mrs. d e
Taylor, leaders. They were
then presented their Brownie
pins and membership cards,
and after all were received
the entire group sang tn e
Brownie Smile Song"
The Brownies then had
their customary closing cir
Gle and the singing of "Now
the Day is Over
Refreshments of pun C h
and appropriately decorated
cake were served with Mrs.
Esther Jacobs and Girl