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

Telephone East Claridon 6-6778
The Joe Taffels are back from
Florida with all that vim and
vigor. They are in the recess
of remodeling their home and
fixing up the grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hofstetter.
formerly of Huntsburg, but now
of Chardon are the happy par
ents of a baby girl who was
born on May 16. She weighed
7 pounds and 8 ounces.
Nicky Loza, one of our bus
drivers at school has been called
into the U. S. army. He will
be leaving on June II.
Mrs. Mary Motel has been
very LII with an asthma at
tack this past week.
Don't forget to enroll your
child in the vacation bible school
which is being sponsored by
the Huntsburg United Church
and the Huntsburg Baptist
IL and last for two weeks. Clas-
ses begin at 900 am. and let
out at noon. Children from to
16 years of age are eligible. So
that the officials know how man
y to plan for, enroll early for
proper scheduling. The classes
are to be held at the Huntsburg
school. Call Mr.. Abbott at
6-6502 for more information.
Dicky Polomsky came home
from Lakeside Hospital for the
weekend. He is looking much
better and his wounds are heal
ing satisfactorily. Dicky was a.
BILE to attend the benefit ball
game between Middlefield and
Huntsburg on Sunday afternoon
He wasn't able to spur our team
on to victory, but the ball team
played a good game. They were
defeated with a score of II tC
10.
On May 90 the third grade at.
tended the Cleveland Zoo. Al
the children had a wonderful
time.
Thursday, May 81, the seventh
grade is planning a trip to the
Museum of Natural History il
Cleveland. -. ...... ...... ...... ...... .....
i On June 1st the first grade
will go to the Mecca Zoo fol
a field trip.
Here is the schedule for thu
last week of school:
There will be no lunches ser
we'd in the cafeteria during th'
last week. On the 4th and 5tl
of June there will be regula
classes at school. The eight
grade will not have regula
classes on these days, but vii
be notified when to show up fo
commencement rehearsalS. o.
June 5th the second grade vii
visit at the Cleveland Airport
On the 9Th of June, buses Wi
run one hour later than usuaI
There will be transportatio
to Middlefield High school or
ly in the morning. There wi
be no transportation to Burto
at all. The first through fourt
grades will have a picnic at tn
school. The fifth through tn
eighth grades will have an ou
ing at Nelson Ledges. Thel
will be no school on ThurSda
June 7th.
On June 8, buses will ru
, l hour later and there will b
: no transportation for high schot
; students that day.
> Mr.. and Mrs. John Sudyk Wer
guests recently at Stork ShoV
er to honor Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Dolgan in Garrettsville.
t The children in Mrs. Lillia
5 Andenson's fourth grade az
: corresponding with Miss Kat
ryn Swindle'S fourth graders
Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George kilk
wish to give many, many THANK
to everyone who contributed
making their son Jimmy's brit
. day such a happy day. A speci
thanks to Mrs. Anderson's fourt
= grade and to the cub scouts I
n Den 4, Pack 1872 and to Share
e Sykora and Gail Hale, who mac
4 an especially pretty cake fl
z jim.
= Jimmy PolomSky has bee
: back at his classes at scho
n and will finish out the Scho
e year. His brother, Dick, thoug.
= will be confined to the hospit
n for at least another month.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ro!
were guests recently at Il
n birthday celebration of Mr.. E
n nest Wilson in Youngstown.
O The Huntsburg Grange 25'
S held a meeting at the townha
on Monday evening. Bob !
dams, Marie Druhot and Be-
Dietz were voted on as ne
members and were allowed
take their obligations. BobDie
was selected to represent tn
grange in the annual "Print
S and Princess" contest. Fin