Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-02-21
BY Bette SckeeIe
Telephone ChardOn 6-I238

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committee that was selected by
the school board met to discuss
the procedure of survey to
obtain the feelings of the com.
munity on consolidation. The
members Of this committee We're
chosen, not because the Board
felt that they would be influ.
entail in the final decision OF
the parents, but because they
felt they had a deep concern
and interest in getting the sur
vey done and were willing to
devote their time to the effort,
A letter will be sent out by
the committee in about a week
to every family in the Munson
area through the mail. It will
ask your preference, West
Geauga or Chardon, the number
OF children in each family and
their ages. These letters will be
returned to the School Board in
a self stamped addressed envel-
ope which will be enclosed with
your letter. If anyone in the
community does not receive a
letter, they may call Mrs. w.
Parker at Chardon 5-8124 and
she will mail them a copy.
One thing that the committee
wished to stress is the fact
that your preference on these
returned letters is not binding
1t is just a guide for the School
Board to go by to determine
where the dividing line should
go. So return your letters as
soon as possible so that the
committee may begin its plan
ming.
MunsOn Pic
Members of the Munson Pic
met last Monday, Feb. IL for
a most enjoyable evening as
the guests were Roy Emerson,
All Extension Agent and four
couples that gave a very wond-
erful demonstration of square
dancing.
Members of the group of
dancers were Fred Herring, Judy
Kratofil, Charles Green, Nancy
Edgeintton, Paul Stoler, Jane
Paryzek, Roland Green and
Nancy Blair. Highlite of the
evening was when four mem
bers of the Pic danced with
the fellows in a very lively
dance. These members
were Ruth Hawkins, Joyce
Henry, Rita Temple and Ann
Ponyik.
Mr.. Emerson spoke to the
mothers about the advantages
of their children entering into
All work and the rewards reap
ed from such an experience.
A short business meeting fol-
lowed the demonstration and
plans were made for the Val
entine party the mothers would
give the children on Thursday,
Feb. 14th. Ice cream, cookies
and orange juice would be
served.
$1,000 was voted to be given
to the Program chairman so
that in the near future the
PIC could have a paid speaker
attend one of the meetings and
talk on a subject of interest
to all.
An Old Fashioned Party has
been decided on for April, the
date to be set at a later time.
HosteSses for the evening were
Judy Gable, Gloria lombard,
Johanna Miller and Marcia Van
gunton.
HOspitaIized
On Tuesday of last week,
little Scotty Doran, son of Don
and Betty Doran of Mayfield
Rd. was rushed to Huron Road
Hospital for an emergency ap-
pendectomy. He was brought
home on Sunday.
Brownies
The Brownie meeting last
week was cancelled due to the
bad weather.
Former writer of this column,
Mrs. Dora Allen gave birth to
her fourth child, a boy, last
week, Congratulations, Allen
family.
League of Women Voters
The Tuesday evening unit of
the league will meet on Feb.
6 at the home of Mrs. w.
Morton, Hillcrest DR.. Topic for
diScussin will still be Ohio State
Public Finance.
The Wednesday morning unit
Of the league will meet on Feb.
81 db tAAE LOl1lC VI MIS-. MlluTeu
Hensel, Auburn and Mayfield
Rd. Topic for discussion Is also
Public Finance.
Girl Scouts
The fourteenth meeting of the |
MunSon Girl Scouts was held |
On Feb. 18th at the Haas home. |
At this meeting it was decided /
10 sell cookies sometime after |
Games were played at |
he Valentine party.
Munson Grange
MunSon Grange met WedneS-
lay, Feb. 13 at the home of |
Brother and Sister Franz Warn
er for a picnic supper with 10
present. $500 was voted for the
TR and Health Association and |