Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-22

an equal number of players
from each grade.
The teams are to play Off In
the gymnasium in the gymna-
sium classes transpiring over a
period of five days until the ell
limitations bring a winner. Sam
uel Wade and Lee HurShman
will act as score-keepers with
Alan Sciz as time-keeper. Due
to the inclimate weather the fir
st game was postponed from
Wednesday until Thursday Mar.
IS.
On Thursday, March Is. Mic
key Youshak'S 'BomberS" bat
tied Harold Laing's "Intercep-
ter's" four quarters and one
overtime to win by a score
of II to 10. The "Bombers" ov-
empowered the "IntercepterS"
and forged ahead 6 to in the
first quarter. In the second quar-
ter the Intercepters" bounc-
ed back with the "Bombers"
and tied 8 to 8. Four points were
added in the third quarter and
the score became 10 to 10. In
the fourth still neither team
gave any ground The opening
moments of the overtime saw
David CulbertSon save the game
for the "Bombers" with a clean
basket. David Culbertson was
the high point man of the game
for the "Bombers" when he scor
ed 10 or the II points; the OF
her two being made by Mickey
Youshak. For the "Intercepters
Harold Laing snagged 6 points
and Russell Hart the other 4.
Next week the Bomber"
will go into regional competi-
ton. Monday March 19 Wayne
divers Skeletons" play Jim
Zahler's "Globetrotters".
Hospital Auxiliary Meets
The Huntsburg Chapter of the
Geauga County Women'S Hospi-
tai association met on Monday
night, March 19 in the Hunts
burg school cafeteria. The meet
ing was called to order by the
chairman, June Thurling and
following the roll call and read
ing of the minutes by the secre-
tary, Mrs. Mary Sykora the pre-
sident reported on several it.
ems of business from the county
meeting. The Auxiliary has hired
a full time secretary to work
in the office for the present. Her
salary is to be assumed by the
Auxiliary. The Auxiliary has al
so hired a teenage girl to care
for the cleaning and caring for
of the office building at any time
necessary.
1t was decided by the Hunts
burg chapter to ask Huntsburg
folks to save all tax stamps
for the Chapter as a NEAR
of meeting our obligations to
the hospital fund.
The Annual Banquet will be
held in July in the school cafe.
terra. Plans will be made for
this banquet at the next month s
meeting of the Huntsburg chap
ter.
The nominating committee will
be appointed at the May meeting
and the election of officers will
be at the June meeting.
Mrs. Thurling announced that
the original plans for the bake
sale which was to be sponsored
by the County organization al
the Chardon Maple Festival has
been changed to a pie sale. This
will be held in the large tent al
the center table and will be
handled along with the selling
of maple products by the aux,
iliary. HuntSburg chapter will
furnish the pies for the booth
on Sunday Apr. 8. All pies should
go to Mrs. Thurling no later
than 9 am. on Sunday morning
April 8 and she will see thai
they are transported to the fes
tival grounds.
Where is the Apron that the
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each one please put on her patch
and pass it on as quickly az
possible?
The meeting was adjourned 6
and refreshments were served
by Mines. Ann Stanek, Anr
Mansfield and Mary williams
Many thanks to the Mines
Dorothy Reese, Eleanore zorubs
Wilma Horvath, Jenny Strong
Elizabeth Allen, Eleanor Oliver
and Ann Youshak and Misse!
Elaine Perry and Pat Schikow
ski who reported the Huntsbure
Chapter of the Hospital associa
tion auxiliary by selling maple
products and sausage in the ca
bin in the Chardon park on Sat
urday, March IT. The chapter i.
selling these maple products foI
the Chardon Festival Boart
which in turn is returning a apor
tion of their profits to the hos
pital association fund.
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Grange Meets
At their last meeting the Hunts
burg Grange No, 2541 decided Il