Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-31

Plan Complete Program
for Saturday and Sunday

for Saturday and Sunday
Geaugas Maple Festival will try again this weekend
The program cancelled by the March blizzard of last
saturday and Sunday will be carried this weekend
The festival will reopen Friday as "shakedown" day
With syrup sale and concessions operating but no speca
vents planned.
The tentatively up for Saturday and Sun
iay postponed from last week, is follows:
SATURDAY, APRIL (Pioneer Day)
1000 am. Concessions Open.
CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS
Activities of making maple syrup old and new methods
Antique Show in Chardon school auditorium
Admission (Al antiques for sale).
US. Marine Display (On the park.
Geauga County Industrial Cultural display by Jaycees
(NeXt door to Fire Department)
Visit the Old Curiosity Shop at the Thrasher House. just
east of the Fire Department - (no charge).
II 100 Growing of Festival Queen Bandstand
1900 noon Lunch Time.
1:3O pm. Newbury Majorettes = at Bandstand Four
Woodsmen Quartet on Bandstand
200 pm. Award of Plain Dealer Cup for best maple
syrup of 1866.
200 & 4:SO pm The Fallen Saved CThe Drunkard) by
the Pioneer Players of Geauga County. Showing at
Pilgrim Christian Church, South street building.
200 to 500 pm. Woodchoppers Saving Contest. Man
aged by Don Farnacci and Ture Johnson
200 to $50 pm VICAR Radio Broadcast from Band
stand.
2:SO pm Continuous sheep shearng demonstration by
Harvey c. Shipman (Old method.
800 pm. Parade - Led by US Marine Color Guard,
Festival Queen and Senator Bender.
$50 pm. Boy Scout demonstration in park
400 pm Parcel Post Auction - Sponsored by the Char
don Welcome Wagon Group of the Opportunity School
4:3O pm. Aquarius Club members modelling pioneer
clothing in public places.
$50 to 10:30 pm. Enjoy the exhibits and concessions
displays
500 pm Don't forget to visit the Antique Show.
900 to 1900 pm American Legion Dance at Grand
Army Hail. round and square dancing. Art Carlson
1000 pm: Concessions close
SUNDAY, APRIL 3, MAYORS DAY
.00 m
masses at St. Marys Church North street, con-
Quoted by Father Walsh.
1870 am Morning Worship - Methodist Church at
NV. of square, conducted by Rev Carney
II 100 Morning Worship - Pilgrim Christian Church
at S. E. corner of square, conducted Dy keV. STRONG
II 100 am & 7:45 pm Assembly of God Church Morn
ing and evening Worship Service, Maple street Con-
Quoted by Elder Boytar.
600 am to 200 pm. Pancakes and pure maple syrup
CONTINUOUS sHoWINGs
Activities of making maple syrup, old & new methods
Antique show in Chardon school auditorium admission
(An antiques for sae).
US. Marine Display (On the park.
Geauga County Industrial Cultural display by Jaycees
(Next door to Fire DEPARTMENT.
Visit the Old Curiosity Shop at the Thrasher House. just
east of the Fire Department (No charge)
12:3 pm. Concessions open.
100 pm. Continuous sheep shearing demonstration by
Harvey c. Shipman (Old and method.
130 pm. Horse pulling contest - in school yard
1:45 pm. The Fallen Saved CThe Drunkard) by the
Pioneer Players of Geauga county Showing at the
Pilgrim Christian Church, South street building.
the park.
4:3O pm. The Fallen Saved CThe Drunkard) by the
Pioneer Players of Geauga county Showing at the
Pilgrim Christian Church, South street building.
500 to 10:30 pm Enjoy the exhibits and concessions
displays.
100 pm The Fallen Saved (The Drunkard) by the
Pioneer Players of Geauga County. Showing at the
Pilgrim Christian Church. South street building.
1870 pm. 1855 Maple Festival Closes
CONTINUOUS AT THE FESTIVAL
The Chardon Rube Band is offering continuous enter
tainment throughout the Festival.
The Four Woodsmen from Painesville singing at all
events throughout the Festival.
The camp exhibits display in park installed by Boy
Scouts of Geauga.
Telephone communications system being operated at the
Festival is sponsored by the Boy Scouts Troop SO
of Chardon.
Team of Oxen being shown by R. H. Brown of Conneaut
Ohio.
The strains of "Sugarng In The Spring" Sugar Lul-
ably" and "Rube Band" being played the public
address system were written by Georgia Cook of
Chardon.
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