8...SCOTCH PLAINS TIMES, April 7, 1966

The SCOUTING SCENEThe Doll Lady

EntertainsOn Tuesday, March 29, Brown-

ie Troop 606, under the leader-ship of Mrs. Douglas Clausenand Mrs, Patrick Cozza svereentertained and enlightened by"The Doll Lady". That is thename affectionately given to Mrs,Bernard S, Bresky of North Glen-wood Road, Fanwood, She cameas a representative of the West-field Chapter of B'Nai B'rith andbrought with her several dollsfrom the collection of more than25 "Dolls for Democracy" whichthey have. Each doll is handmadein Missouri and very realisticlooking, Juliette Lowe, AbrahamLincoln, G e o r g e VVashlnpon,Carver and Emma Lazarus werereally brought to life with thebiographical description of theirlives and the service they ren-

. idared their fellow man.

Mrs, Bresky concluded her talkby saying that as children leanhow t he world has benefitedthrough the efforts of many dif-ferent people they develop a r e -spect for individuals svithput r e -gard to human differences. Asthey learn to like and respectall different kinds of people anyrejection ceases. Fanwood is in-deed fortunate to have citizenslike "The Doll Lady" willingto give of her time towards theEducation for Democracy.

Apri l Fools PartyFor Troop 882

Cadette Girl Scout Troop 822welcomed in April, last FridayApril 1st with an April Fool'sParty, The party was organizedby Barbara Baily, Debbie Chris-tie, Nancy Leonard, Bonnie Lep-

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Pancake Brunch

Tickets On Sale

The 32 Cadette Girl Scouts ofTroop 256, led by Mrs. WilliamR. Symonda and Mrs, Howard L.Smolin, have begun the sale oftickets to their Aunt jemina Pan-cake Brunch to be held Saturday,April 30th, at the Willow GrlvePresbyterian Church hall.

Net proceeds from the brunchwill go toward living expenses ofthe troop while visiting PuertoRico next year. The temptingmenu will include juice, sausage,milk for the kids, "bottomless"cups of coffee for the adults,and all the pancakes you can eat,with plenty of butter and ayrup,Scouts will be table %vaitresses,and their dads will be out in thekitchen flipping the flapjacks.

The money-raising event hasbeen planned by parents of theScouts, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred R.Brandt, Finance Committee co-chairmen, report that early r e -turns on the ticket sales indicate

capacity crowd is to beexpected.

Cubs Have

Nature Exhibit

"Mother Nature's Back Yard"was the theme for the April firstpack meeting of Cub Scout Pack130, The meeting was held at7:30 p.m. in the auditorium ofthe Terrill Road junior HighSchool. Each den competed in anature exhibits which includedplants the boys started andcollections of sea shells, birdnests, rocks and other souven-irs of mother nature.

Entertaining skits on the naturetheme were presented by Dens 3and Den 1. Den 3, under the d i r -ection of den mother Mrs. BettyOgden presented "Dr. SeagalsClinic for Sick Plants". Den 1,under Che direction of Mrs, Al-

April 7, 1966, SCOTCH PLAINS TIMES...9line Haenssler presented "Howdoes your Garden Grow".

Dr. Robert Slegel, Gubmasterpresented certificates o fap p r e 'ciatlon for service as den mothers to Mrs. John Leppert, M r .Barnice Fisher and Mrs, j e a n

Wood. Assistant Cubmaster MrRoger Sample, presented the fol-lowing awards:

Wolf badges to Roger VickBilly Holmgaard, and Roy Young1.Bobcat pins to Michael Karlson"and David Essex. Gold and Silverarrows to- Rober Vick, DavidParham, Thomas Grote, KevinMar chant, Paul Van Anda, JohnOstberi, Glen Marvosa, JamesNewcomb, Steven Schulek, ChrisBrainard and Bill Blankman.Denner stripes went to: GarrettHodgson, Fred Mealier, and RoyYoung.

Leaders Named For AreaYMCA Membership Drive

Mauro checchio and WilliamG, Franklin, co-chairmen of theFanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA1566 Sustaining Membership En-rollment, have announced theirselection of five division lead-ers to head the enrollment. Theleaders a re : A. Oram Davles,Richard M. Lea, Edward H. Pet-

erson, Leonard 5. Sachar andLawrence M. Wolf.,Each of thesefive division leaders will enlist'five captains who will lead a totalforce of 125 enrollment workers.

The goal of the SustainingMembership Enrollment, whichwill begin May 5, will be to s e -cure 250 new and renewed mem-

bers to assure the support neces-sary to meet the demands of thecontinually increasing number ofyouth taking part in the " Y "activities. There are now 981active members of which 814 areyoung people from 3-1B years ofage.

"With 12S enthusiastic work-ers we can do well in arousinginterest and participation in thesupport of this important job foryouth," stated Franklin,

Plains L ib ra ry Board Meets,New Of f icers Elected For 1966

Mr. Franklin M.Spooner, P re -sident of the Board of Trustees ofthe Scotch plains Public Libraryspoke at the March 16 meetingof the School One - Muir SchoolPTA, He showed the revisedplans for the library and told ofthe use of the community room,on the lower floor.

New officers elected wereMrs. Ernest S. Watts, Pres i -dent; Mrs. John R. Campbell,Vice president* Mrs. John Bruno,Second Vice President; Mrs. JohnJ, powers, Recording Secretary;Mrs, Gerald Meola Jr. , Corres-ponding Secretary and Mrs, Ray-mong M. Nutting, treasurer.

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