Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-31

/ chairman is sending for more
Grange cookbooks and for more
of the Fleishman's yeast dough
reciepe booklets, which we sold
several years ago. The Prince
and Princess contest was held
with Lanny LanStrum winning
as Prince and Patricia Safko as
Princess. They will compete at
the County Grange contest to
be held when Pomona Grange
meets with Munson Grange on
Saturday, June 10th, $50 pm.
in the church annex. The VIM
ners of the County contest will
be sent to the State Grange
Convention at Columbus, Oct.
21-24. The home &c. chairman,
Mrs. Gene KachkoWSky asked
if any of the members would
be willing to make donations of
cookies and fruit juices for re-
freshments for the Red Cross
Bloodmobile to be held n Ches-
terland. Several other townships
are also helping with this very
worthy cause Due to the County
Degree meeting, to be held June
13 at Montville, MunSon Grange
will hold their next regular meet
ing at the church annex on We'd
nesday, June 6, $50 pm. All
Grange members should please
take note of change of meeting.
MUNSON PRE-SCHOOL
PARENTS GROUP
Short kindergarten sessions,
for those children entering 1St
grade this fall was definitely de-
cided upon at the last meeting
of Munson Pre-School Parents
Group. Marcia Vangunten, chair
man and Judy Gable, cO-chair-
man of the ways and means
committee and the other mem
bers are hard at work planning
the earning of the necessary
money in order that the tuition
vii not have to be charged. With
the mention of the word tut
ton" the group wants everyone
to understand that this will be
Public Kindergarten and that
no child will be denied admission
Watch for future announcements
of money making projects. The
next meeting will be held on
June 7th at 8 pm. at Fowler'S
Mill School. Mrs. Carl Speck,
the kindergarten teacher select
ed to conduct the sessions will
be present to discuss what she
hopes to accomplish with the
children.
FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY
Another reminder - Calico
Dance" at Pineway Trails on
June 9th. Tickets, $100 in ad-
vance and $1.25 at the door. Any
of the firemen or the auxiliary
members have tickets for sale.
THIS AND THAT
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Tvergyak
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SuIe
and Janet of Route A, attended
the wedding of their nephew,
Mr.. Joseph Opatrny, of Lynd-
hurst, Ohio, on Saturday, May
26.
Bobby Kavalecz is home re-
cuperating from the chicken
pOX.
One of the ninth grade home
rooms from Chardon High
School went to Niagara Falls on
Saturday, May Goth. They came
back to Chardon about 1870
pm. Saturday night. The stu
dents made the money for this
trip themselves, one of the pro-
jects that I know, they had a
fish fry last winter to help make
money to cover expenses. Some
of the students that went on the
trip were from MunSon.
Mr.. H. H. Osmond of Bass
Lake Road, came home on We'd
nesday from Pittsburgh. His
son, DR.. Leslie Osmond, had
taken him to Pittsburgh for
thorough checkup. Mr.. Osmond
IS very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fink, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Fink, and Miss
Dolores Fink attended the grad
uation of George J. Fink from
Fem College on Friday eve
ming, May 25, at Severence Hall,
Cleveland. He received his de-
gree in mechanical engineering.
The condition of Mrs. Gladys
Root is still very critical, the
last report that l had on her
condition. She is allowed no