Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-03-23
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By Bette Scheele
AV 6-1238

Troop No. i held a get ac-
quainted meeting Z and party
C on1.b In e d on Wednesday
March 18th at Munson Ele-
mentary !. school, Under" the
direction of Troop leaders.
Mrs Sally ,Strater, MES. Mar
cia Vangunten and Mrs. Judy
Gable, the 1st grade girls
were the guests of the End
grade girls, who are already
members of Troop No. l..
They played games, sang
songs and made paper bag
puppets. The party was given
during Girl Scout Week. The
first grade girls it is hoped,
will become inspired through
this get-acquainted meeting
to DIN the Brownie organiz-
alton next year when they
are older and in the End
grade also.
Brownie Troop No. 2 under
the leadership of Mrs. Jane
Bushman, held a Pot Luck
supper on Thursday, March
10th at Munson Elementary
school. Guests were the mot
hers and the teachers of
MunSon school. Program in
cluded an Introduction to the
guests of Girl Scouting. A
rattle door prize was also
given.
The MunSon Volunteer fire
I department will hold their
annual two day Bake Sale
during the Maple Festival
weekend, April 9th and 9th at
the fire station on Mayfield
Road. Mrs. James Duncan,
chairman of the sale has a
committee of firemen'S wives
who will make phone calls
for donations in the commun-
ity. If you do not receive a
call and desire to donate to
the sale, please call Mrs.
Duncan at AV 5-4177 for in
formation.
Orders are still being taken
for the FloWering Crab apple
trees, offered by the Mems
Club Of MunSon. Remember,
resident of MunSon pays
just $l.57 per tree and the
Mems Club pays the other
half. Non residents of Mum
son the charge will be $3.50
per tree. Call Len Schieman,
AV 6-1242, or Mel Johnson,
AV 6-2273 to place your or
der.
Fire Chief Duncan would
like to request anyone plac-
ing a call to the fire depart
ment for a fire, to please
station someone, a member
of the family or a neighbor
outside the house, if the fire
may be confined inside, so
that the first members of the
fire department on the scene,
know exactly where to go.
1t Is not always possible to
locate the exact house, on a
street of many new homes or
where the name is not famil-
lar to the firemen. This will
speed service to that particu-
lar fire and save many min
uteS of precious time.
The Chardon MunSon P.
T. A. met on Monday evening
March 13, at Munson Ele-
mentary school Guest spea-
ker for the evening was a
member of the P. T. A. and
local physician, DR.. David
Corey, who spoke on the Gen
eral Health of the School
Child. DR.. Corey stressed the
fact that temperatures should
be taken when a child acts
IStleSS Or shows signs of feel
in G underpar. Keeping a
child home from school when
he feels i'll prevents spread
ing a virus or contagious dis
ease to other children on his
bus or in his classroom. Par
entS were warned to keep
poisonous substances out of
the reach of young children
and also to keep these sub
stances in bottles they were
intended to be in. One other
item of interest to the group
was the use of safety belts in
family car. Small children
should ride in the rear seat
whenever possible to avoid
being throuWn against the
windshield should the driver
have to make a sudden stop.
All the items DR.. Corey spoke
on are familiar to all par
entS, but need a little remind
ing now and then before some
thing serious happens. Coffee
hour followed the meeting
and was served by the fol-
lowing hoStesses:
Elaine Strong, Judy Cable,
Violet Wright, Lucyle VOL
colt Alma Shaffer and Mae