SCOTCH PLAINS --  Twenty girls from throughout GSWRC's jurisdiction turned out to the Cannonball House to take part in Crazee Frazee Day on June 1.  The event was sponsored jointly by the council along with the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club and the Historical Society of Scotch Plains Fanwood in an effort to raise public awareness for the Frazee House restoration project.   The house has stood for nearly 250 years at the intersection of Terrill and Raritan Roads in southwest Scotch Plains. 

Program participants made colonial crafts, took a tour of the Cannonball house, made butter and played dominos all the while soaking up as much colonial history as possible.  Girls were encouraged to bring homemade bread and all came away with a patch for their uniforms.  Below are some photos of the day.

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