New Scout Council OK'd group named Central Council
Mimic introduced a new Scout Council to be known as Central Council. The plan outlines a regional unit to coordinate activities, programs, and outreach across local troops.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1958
Page
2
Mimic introduced a new Scout Council to be known as Central Council. The plan outlines a regional unit to coordinate activities, programs, and outreach across local troops.
Members of Oberlin and Avon Lake groups organize bake sale at St Joseph Hospital Lorain and a Christmas program for patients. Circle II of Stipeen elects secretary. a private council plans fundraising for the Lorain County Mental Health Association and a youth fund. Christmas party, choir and gifts planned with community support and a lateDecember church hall event.
Herm David of Cleveland narrated a last night meeting at the Green Parrot Restaurant where his dog book collection of over 200 works, dating to 1847, was shown. Norton Henry reported on proposed dog laws for the Ohio Dog Owners Association. A A Kowalewski and Mrs. Marge Crowe and Helen Modie were named historians and cohosts, with the next meeting set for January 8.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship from Fields Methodist church will sponsor a watch tower service and party at the church on December 31 at 11 pm. The public is invited to attend as the Norwalk district held a Missionary Consultation at Oberlin Methodist church with delegates Rev. John Link and several others. Mr and Mrs Link welcomed their second grandchild Susan Beth born at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati to their daughter and son in law Helene and Edwin J Dretbelbis.
RIDGEVILLE Handicrafters held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Sessler. Project for the day was wall plaques taught by instructor Mrs. Howard Taft. A Christmas gift exchange closed the party. Mrs. Evelyn Pustay to host January 13 with hooked rug project.
Avon Lake Boy Scout Troop 300 will conduct a court of honor Wednesday at Eneview School. Richard Muenzenmeyer and James Kerr are in charge. All Colt Scouts and the parents of Boy Scouts are invited to attend.
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