Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-29
News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone f. Ciaridon 6-6778

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Druhot
have moved from the Fir st
apartments to the former AL
ex Zrolka home.
Mrs. Josephine Demrbowski
of Binghamton,. New York has
been currently visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dietz.
Our Huntsburg school base
ball team was defeated at
the recent ball game with E.
Claridon with a score of 6-3.
There will be a P.T.C. meet
ing at the Huntsburg school
cafeteria next Thursday on
October 6 at 800 pm. install
lation of new officers will take
place. A special speaker will
be on hand to speak on the
new state school laws and
school 1nrger. The boy scout
charter presentation will take
place at this time.
Mrs. Hal Clarke, first grade
teacher will be attending Lake
Erie College for special cour-
Sc in Kindergarten teaching.
Mr.. Harold Cramer, school
superintendent will continue his
studies for completion of his
Doctors degree at Western Re-
serve university,
Den 4 of Cub Scout pack
1872 worked like busy lit t l e
bees on a large canvass Mon
day afternoon. They drew the
castle which was used as the
back ground for the Robin Hood
theme for the September mon
tn.
Boy Scout Troop 1872 and
Cub Pack 1872 will sponsor a
paper drive on October Is. Mr..
Paul CalkinS at East Claridon
6-6369 will be the man in char
ge. A truck will be spotted
near the township garage on
October IA through October 16.
If you wish to bring your bun
dies of papers, rags or maga-
zines up, it would be m u C h
appreciated If you could tie
them in neat bundles and bring
them to the truck. Anyon e
wishing to drive and help col
lect papers, should contact Mr..
Calkins who will arrange a
route for you.
And another announcem t
from Troop 1872: The second an
nual father-Son dinner will be
held at $50 at the school cafe
terra on October %. The menu
will have roast beef, and trim
mings with dessert and bever-
age. Fathers will be asked to
donate $3.50 and sons will pay
rs cents. Mrs. Samuel Wade
will be the dinner chairman.
Local entertainment will be on
the schedule for the evening
This promises to be a bigger
and better event each year.
The turnout for the annual
Kiwanis Day peanut sale, has
come and gone. Participation
wasn't what it was expected
to be, though all the peanuts
were sold.
Juanita Dram is a busy per,
son these days working at the
Middlefield Sewing service OF
less commonly known as 1.-THE
darn shoppe". Mrs. WILLY
Lee McGurer is her co-part,
ner in this project. The girls
will sew, darn, mend alter or
Regular meeting of the Clari-
don school P.TA. was held on
Tuesday September 20. Meet
ing was called to order by
the new president, Mrs. Con.
ME Wells. After a short bus
ineSS meeting the talk wa S
given by Mr. Lurch on Safety
in school and on the play
ground. Mr.. Lurch emphaSi-
zeS the need of tennis shoes
as a safety factor in the gym
Serious accidents can result
from the children not having
this protection while playing
on the slippery floor. Hostes-
seS for evening were Frieda
Lumadue and Connie Wells
The group decided to sponsor
a square dance to be held
October IS. There will be q
caller. Instructions will be Civ
en- on square dancing. This dan
ce is for adults. (Charge Z;
cents The square dance, wher
done correctly is very pretty
Here is a chance ''to kill two
birds with one stone" as say
ing goes. Have a good time
dancing with your friends anc
helping P.T.A. Come on Oct
ober Is to the school house.