Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14

alton Auxiliary will hold a meet
ing at the school on Monday,
June Is, at 8 pm. The fiscal
year Is about to end and there
will be an election of officers
at this meeting.
The Huntsburg chapter will
cater the annual banquet and
business meeting of all the coun-
ty chapters which will be held
at our school cafeteria on July
IL.
Tickets fr this event are a.
vailable from June 1hurling, our
chapter director. Liz Allen and,
Mary Sykora are the chairmen.
for the dinner COMMITTEES. The
banquet is open to the public
and everyone is invited. Reser-
vation for the dinner will be ta-
ken only up to July 6. All pro-
ceedS are to be donated to the
general hospital fund.
Yearly dues for the chapter
are now due and payable to
Dorothy Reese who is our men,
bership chairman. See you at
the meeting.
June 16 will mark another i'm
portant day in the lives of the
alumnae of the HuntSgurg
school. The annual banquet,
which will be catered by the
PTC, will be held at the cafe
terra. A special speaker will be
presented at this time, along
with another special event for
this occasion. Come on down and
join your class mates of yester-
year and enjoy a delicious din
ner put out by some of the best
cooks this side of Oshkosh.
Dickie Polomsky, who was
burned in an explosion at his
home in April, is down in his
spirits. He was not able to come
home this past weekend and the
recent operation on his leg did
not come out well as the doctors
had expected. He will undergo
several more skin gratis before
he is completely well and able
to come home.
Mr.. and Ms. Fred Wehner Of
Cleveland were recent visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Horvath.
Well, by now everyone mus
have heard the good word or
our Babe Ruth baseball teams
first victory at Middlefield las
week. It was a shou t hearc
around the entire township. Tht
boys came home with 10 to
victory Cliff Knapp was the pit
cher for the Braves. The boy
meet Troy at Huntsburg on June
20. Let's get out and stand be
hind our ball team. Now! Th'
boys of the Little League ant
the Babe Ruth teams have beer
selling membership tickets t,
the Booster club for the pas
week. They have only one NOR,
: week to sell their tickets. Th
proceeds are what operates ou
ball team in this township. Sup
; port your team by joining tn
Boosters club today. If you hav
been unable to purchase a tick
ct, Call Hal Clarke. Mike Pc
| torak, Frank Skolaris, Fran
t zahler or Gene Rose, and the
r will refer you to the boy neares
| your home.
| Some one stole into the Littl
= League shack last week an
helped themselves to a goodl
5 portion of candies, gum and {
: ther sweets. The cluprit is bem
: cornered, We think, as his fir
s ger prints have been lifted fror
2 the premises and check is nov
= being made.
S Mr.. and Mrs. TeXter were har
2 py to have several of their chi
v dren join them at dinner O
: Sunday. Among those preser
: were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hes
D and their two children, Christ
/ and Eric from Lorain, Miss Mel
Y ry, who is at home from college
D Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Texter an
: children, Marty and Karen fror
Y Hambden, and Mrs. John w
!. Otis from Baton Rouge, Louis
: ana, who came home to atten
t her sister, Merry'S commence
= ment exercises in Columbus.
Miss Merry Texter will agai
s be music counsellor at Cam
t Wingfoot at North Madison thi
n summer.
Miss Marilyn Adams attende
: the alumni banquet at Burto
: on Saturday night and took a
y her guests Mrs. John w. Oti
l. Miss Mary Ann Youschak an
n Miss Merry TeXter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dew