Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13

of which will go for a new out
side bulletin board for the
church. The deadline is March
20. Those having papers and
magazines they wish to dispose
Of may take them to the church
and put them in the garage, or
If pickup service is desired,
C all Mr.. Scott, Park 9-4069.
The church will appreciate the
cooperation of the community
in this project.
Mrs. Charles RoSeS's Sunday
School class is selling note pa
per, with a picture of the Bap-
tiSt Church at the top. Each
box sells for SIPS. Anyone in
terested, in buying this paper,
contact Mrs. Rose, VIII 2-3674.
Starting the week of March
%, the church has planned a
week of special Pre-EaSter SER
vices, beginning at 7:30 pm,
featuring special music, motion
pictures, and Messages. On
Thursday of this week, there
will be a Pot-luck supper at 7,
followed by special music and
the film" Seventeen. On Palm
Sunday eve, there will be a Bap-
tiSm Service at the Lyndhurst
Church. The choir of the Streets
boro Methodist Church, under
the direction of Mr.. Eugene
Click, will participate.
Parents are urged to bring
their young people to see this
film at the Baptist Church on
} March 27, at 8 pm. Seventeen"
is not a musical in the categori-
cal sense. But Ralph Carmich-
ael'S Supera musical score, the
; winsome voice of Betty Terrell,
the high school gang, all give
to Seventeen" a special charm.
, Remember March 81, Seven
teen, by young people, for
young people, a film you must
J see.
Geauga Recreation Council
The newly elected members
of the Board of Trustees of the
West Geauga Recreation Coun-
, Gil met Thursday, March 6 at
: the High School. The following
officers were elected for the com
ing year: President, the william
Frances; Vice President, the
Robert BanniSter, Secretary, the
c. S. OXemiders, treasurer, the
Donald DeGreenS.
On March 16, %, and 80 the
council is cooperating with the
Chesterland Civic Association to
present the fourth annual Pan
cake Breakfast at West Geauga
High School. Their share of the
proceeds will be used toward the
expansion of a recreation pro-
gram in the community and in
, the operation Of their summer
camp.
Lenten Programs
: Women of the community are
cordially invited to attend the
weekly Lenten program at the
CheSterland Community Church
by the Women'S Council. They
will gather for brunch at 10 am.
followed by the devotional Pro
gram. On Thursday, March 13
Mrs. William Wallace will re-
view the book, Testament of
Devotion" by Thomas Kelly,
and Mrs. JudSon Townley will
lead the devotionS. For More
Than Bread" by Clarence Pick
ct by Mrs. Robert KieSelbach on
Mar. 20; Final meeting March
H. Alice OSbourn will discuss
Modern Man in Search of his
Soul" by Carl Jung. Mrs. Clare
Titus and Mrs. Edward McGe-
ough presenting the devotions.
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire Girls of West &C.
auga District will hold a series
of Father Daughter Dinners to
celebrate their Birthday Week.
The week of March 1880 has
been designated nationally as
the 48th Birthday of Camp Fire
Girls Inc.
Mrs. Harry Davis, District
Program Chairman, has been in
charge of the arrangements.
Serving on the committee and
acting as chairmen of the indi-
vidual dinners are Mrs. Robert
Christensen, Chesterland Camp
Fire Dinner; Mrs. William Ship
lett, CheSterland Blue Bird Din
ner; Mrs. Lois Brewer, New
bury Dinner, Mrs. Robert Stot-
lar, Russell blue Bird Dinner,
and Mrs. Albert Meinke, Rus
sell emp Fire Dinner.
The CheSterland Camp Fire
Dinner will be held on March
18th at Chesterland Community
Church with Mr.. Harold Wallin
of the Cleveland Metropolitan
Park System presenting the af-
ter-dinner program. March 18
is the date of the Chesterland
Blue Bird dinner. which will be
h ED at West Geauga High
School. Russell Blue Birds meet
for their dinner on March goth
at West Geauga High School.
NeWbury Camp Fire Girls and
Blue Birds meet together for
their Father Daughter dinner at
the United Community Church
on March %. Mrs. Meinke S
group of Russell camp Fire
Girls will hold a "Meet to Cele-
brate" Pot Luck Supper on Mar.
90 at the home of Mrs. Meinke,
Hook Hollow Rd.
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