Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1952-12-25
News by Mrs. Frank Waltman
Phone NewburY 782

st. Helen's are to receive Holy
Communion OH Sunday, Dec. %
at the 8 o'clock mass.
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Catechetical Instruction
Catechetical Instruction at st.
Helen's church will be dispens-
ed with during the holidays.
ST. AIMS Study Club
st. AIMS Study club was or
ganized eight years ago. This
organization was first under st.
Mary's in Chardon and later was
transferred to st. Helen's when
the new parish materialiZed. Of
ficers are as follows: President,
Mrs. Joe McGovern; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Stanley Paryzek; Sec.
and treasurer, Mrs. Paul Clapacs
Members: Mrs. Joe Adamic, Mrs.
Helen Higgins, Mrs. Mike Jorda-
mex, Mrs. Ann Kolenic, Mrs. Ed
ma Protiva, Mrs. James Paryzek,
Mrs. Carl Harms, Mrs. Joseph
Yurankos, Mrs. Frank Waltman
and Mrs. Tom Leigh.
This group held a Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Paul
Klapacs Tuesday, Dec. 16. A full
course steak or veal outlet din
ner was served with all the
trimmings by the hostess. The
table was beautifully set with
center piece of pine, poinsettia,
and ornaments, graced on each
side with large red candles.
The hostess presented each
guest with Christmas corsage
and a personal token attached
to their place card,
Father James Moran was
guest Of honor and received
personal gift from the organiza-
ton. After the delicious meal,
the members had their gift ex-
change. At this occasion secret
pal club was started.
st. AIMS Study club had two
lovely baskets of fruit made up
for two shut-ins, Mr.. j. Higgins
of Burton, and Mrs. Ann Petera
of Newbury.
Prayers were offered for the
sick and a mass and commun-
ion was offered on Saturday,
Dec. 20 by each member for the
recovery of Steve Yuranko who
is seriously ill.
New Years Day Masses
Masses on New Years Day at
st. Helen's will be at 8 and 10
am.
ST. cecelia's Study Club ANA
st. Cecelia's Study clpter Ri-i
at the home of Mrs. PetSartv y
for their Christmas rx and b.d
group played gamel Ca, refres
gift exchange, later
ments were served. II c.,
anS
Parish Council and Altar id
and Rosary Society rd,
The catechetical group of chitd
dren received treats from thsds
Altar and Rosary and Parisfa,
Council on Saturday, Dec. 20.t
Gift certificates were given to
the Sisters that teach the chill
dren. Officers wish to thank
Mrs. Paul Clapacs for ordering
the goodies for this occasion.
Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus, Ge-
auga Council Christmas party
held at st. Helen's on Sunday
was a huge success. Children
and guests enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent. The anna
teur show was one that will be
remembered by the contestants
for some time to come. Twelve
children taking part, the con-
testants did so well it was so
difficult for the judges to pick
winners that five first prizes and
seven second prizes were award
ed. First prize winners were as
follows: Margie and Marlyn Biz
jak, Bonnie Lou and Kenneth
Burke, Nancy Gabella, Gail
Waltman and Paul Domitor.
Santa was there to play with
the children and distribute his
huge bundle of toys and treat
the kiddies to candies and pop
corn.
Santa seemed to have a very
unusual shape this year, but the
kiddies loved him just the same.
Refreshments were served by
the Isabella Guild members.
Steve Yuranko was taken SER
iously ill at his home this past
week. He was flown to Colum-
bus, O., by plane on Saturday,
DR.. Corey making the trip with
him. Steve's condition remains
about the same.
Steve's birthday was on Mon
day, Dec. o. All may reach
him at: Steve Yuranko, Ohio
State University, TB hospital,
Room 438, Columbus, Ohio.
HAPPY Birthday
Donna Davis, daughter of Mr..
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