Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-12-05
By LENNAH b. BOND
Phone PARK 9-7O16

last meeting, purchased a new
Black hoe. The purchase was
made from Joe KazSuk of Mum
son and it will be delivered this
month.
During the past two years
many miles of new roads
have been added to the Town
ship highway system, thus in
creaSing the problem of caring
for the roads. This black hoe
will be used to clean bitches, in
stall tile, dig graves and for
many other uses.
Business Mems Association
At the last meeting of the
Chester Businessmen'S Associa-
tion, held at Parkside Recrea-
tion, it was decided that their
Community Christmas project
for this year would be to put
up Christmas lighting at the in
tersection of Routes 322 and 306
Mayfield and Chillicothe Rds.)
The plan is that in future years
these decorations will be ex-i
panded outward from the inter-
section. The speaker at this
meeting was Vernon Jack. His
subject was, "Publicize Your
self as a Businessman" The
next meeting will be held on
Dec. 19.
KiwaniS Club
e. Officers for the West Geauga
KiwaniS Club for 1858 are Ro-
bert Christensen, president; Ro-
bert Burns, Vice President; John
Conzett, Secretary and Treasur-
er. The entire activities of XII
wants are conducted through
working committees. These will
be appointed at the Dec. 3 meet
ing. The Christmas project for
this group is the selling
of Christmas trees the proceeds
from which will be used for
Community Recreation. These
trees will go on sale on Dec.
Il. They will be on sale at
Bloom Borthers every day of the
week and at the Chester Lumb-
er Company on week-endS.
Community Christmas Party
The annual Christmas party,
which is becoming tradition
in Chester and has, through the
years, been sponsored by diff
ferent organizations with mer-
chants and others assisting, this
year will be sponsored by the
Chester Civic Association. AS
usual Santa will be there to dis
tribute gifts. The West Geauga
high school band will play and
the Choral group will sing. The
date? Monday, December % at
$50 pm. on the Chester Town
ship Park.
Jeffery GribbIe
November 20 - November %
was the life span of Jeffery Da-
vid Gribble, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Gribble, Cedar Road,
CheSterland. When born in Wo-
mans Hospital Nov. 20 the in
fant weighed two pounds and
nine ounces. He remained in the
hospital where he died. Services
were held on Saturday at the
Ritondaro Funeral Home in
Chardon.
Chester Garden Club
The November meeting of the
Chester Garden Club started at
the home of Mrs. Burwell Alb
bott with Mrs. Nelson Ray and
Mrs. Arthur Bond as assistant
hostesSeS. Here refreshments
were served and business
meeting held. The group then
went to Mrs. William Taylor's
Workshop, Highland Ave, in
Cleveland. Mrs. Taylor gave a
demonstration of Thanksgiving
and Christmas flower arrange
mentS. .r..--.,....,.
Service StaLlOn open
ShanoWers Sunoco Service Sta
ton is now open to the public
for all services. Last week it was
open for the sale of gasoline but
the building was not then entire
ly completed. This is on Mayfield
{ Road east of Route 306.
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Zoning Certificates
William E. Bebout reports
the following zoning permits is
sued the past two weeks. DON
aid wyatt, Mayfield Road
Change of business use. Romolo
Guzzo, 945 North Opalocka,
Change of Business use. New
house Building Company, sublot
43, Kenyon Drive, residence.
Change of Dates
Chester Township Trustees
announce the change OF dates
for the meetings in December.
Because of the County Planning
meeting on December IL, which
the Trustees will attend, their
meeting will be held on Friday,
December Is. There will not be
a meeting on Christmas week,
the date has been extended to
December 80.
PTA Dance
Saturday, December Z from
900 to 1900 pm. is the next
p. T. A. sponsored dance at the
Chester school. Both square and
round dances. There viii be a
cake walk. Audrey Blair is the
nnIlnr prncaedS for student &C.