Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27

concept of life itself. Parents o1
CheSterland, come and bring
your young folk with you, fol-
here is a bold clear look at to.
days youth. And here is a faith
they can believe in, guidance
to the only kind of future that
C a n give them security. Nc
charge for admission. There will
be a pot-luck supper at 7 pm
Make the evening one for the
whole family to enjoy; lots OF
good food and solid entertain
ment.
The Boy Scouts will meet on
Saturday mornings at 9::30
from now on.
A special Baptism Service will
be held on Palm Sunday even
ing, at the LyndhurSt Baptist
Church at 7:30 pm.
Farm Bureau 3B Council
The BIB Farm Bureau Coun-
Gil was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Sperry on
Saturday night with pot-luck
supper.
Campfire News
Mrs. Max Sallach held a meet
ing of the Day Camp Committee
recently to arrange the June
Camping Program. Our District
Director, Mrs. Brit Bergerson
addressed the attending mem
bers who were: Mrs. Clarence
Margach, Mrs. Emil Lacko, and
Mrs. Robert L e a Sc District
Chairman. We are hoping that
Mrs. Jack Fathauer, Mrs. Ro-
bert Weinke, Mrs. Carl BusSe,
and Mrs. Henry Fix may be alb
lie to attend the next meeting.
No-we-tom-put-im-mum Camp
fire Group had a dinner and
council fire at the Harry Davis
home. Dinner as prepared by
Kathy Davis and Molly Eykyn
as part of Fire Makers Rank.
The council fire was in honor of
Mrs. Robert Lease their leader.
The following girls were award
ed their beads: Carol Garfield
Katherine Davis, Martha Davis,
Molly Eykyn, Laura Bostwick,
Fanny Glaze, Bobby Hill, Nam
cy Lease, Vicki Margach, Nam
cy Rowley and Sharon Smith.
Ta-wan-ka Campfire Group
with Mrs. Henry Weed as lead
er, held their First Night Cere-
monial this week. Half of the
girls made canapes and the rest
served them. The following
girls received honor beads: Shir-
ley Lacko, Judy Culbertson,
Hazel McCracken, Linda Peter
sen, Mary Louise Weed, Mary
Lou Swogger, Mary Osbourne,
Joy Schoenfeld, and Jamie Ly-
sic.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hansen
of Brooklane Drive, were din
ner guests Sunday night of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert liant of Hud-
son, o. (MrS. Grace Goulder) is
Mrs. Izant'S better know
name. Mrs. Hansen describes
her home as charming in a be-
autiful setting. Rooms, pine-pan-
eled with Early American fur
niture and exhibition on pieces
OF brass. Especially a beautiful
copper milk pot from the Isle
of Jersey. The six o'clock din
ner served by candlelight, was
the French way of serving the
main course of beef. After din
ner, the Hansens report de-
lightful time taking pictures and
viewing pictures of different
scenes and places.
Mrs. George Hansen was call
ed in Cleveland on Friday to
view a sight saving class of II
children at the Harvey Rice
School. The printing shown was
very large, and very dark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hansen
attended the play Lets Raise
the Roof" given at Gates Mills
Saturday night, and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Scott of Manchester Drive at
an after theatre party.
Andrew Johnman of caves
Road, who slipped on the icy
steps last week, while, he was
delivering milk at a home in
Chardon, is still confined to his
home. No bones were broken,
but his back is severely injured,
and may neceSsitate longer
time of recovery than a frac-
ture.
Mr.. Charles Quigley is stay
ing for a time with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice FreShley and
family.
We are glad to report that