Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

winter session of Hambden Wo-
mems Club took place this past
Friday evening at the To wn
Hall.
Presided over by the presi =
dent, Mrs. Paul A. Lyman. the
main business of the evening CO.
insisted in discussion of the for
nation of possible 'Recrea =
ton Workship' to include sever
al surrounding areas engaged
in sponsorship of youth recrea-
tional activities. The purpose of
this workshop would be to get
together in open discussion with
other groups regarding the re-
spective area youth programs.
Ideas for Improvement, pro b.
lens, and suggestions would be
submitted by all area groups in
volved in such a recreation
workship'. To put this move :
ment into motion would call for
Hambden Women'S Club to send
delegates to attend other a re a
meetings and delegates, in turn,
would be present from the sur
rounding areas at Hambden Wo-
mems Club meetings. The presi-
dent announced that she h a d
talked over this idea with one
such group from a different To-
cality and it is presently being
considered by this other youth
recreation sponsoring unit. AS
Mrs. Lyman put it: "Our school
systems, P. T. A, and numer-
GUS other groups follow ia t
such a plan why not recrea-
ton groups? Just the other eve
ming, I noted that Eastlake and
several other surrounding areas
are currently organizing a "Ju-
venile Delinquency Workshop, =,
along these same lines. If a
workshop can be successfully or
/ ganized on such a scale, I GER
tainly feel a similar workshop
could be formulated along Youth
Recreation lines which, after
all, is one of the main means of
stamping out area juvenile de-
linquency.
BY motion passage, members
of Hambden Women's Club a.
greed in favor Of attempting eS-
tablishment of Recreation Wo-
rkShop'. Prior to a decision re-
ached by the contacted o t h e !
area group, no further action
will be taken on this matter.
The next Hambden Teen Can
teen dance was announced for
Saturday evening, Oct. II, in the
school gymnasium, between the
hours of 7:30 10 rs p.m.All
students of the area between the
seventh grade level through SEN
iors in high school are invited
to attend. Movies of the sum
mer canteen activities will be
shown the young people at this
time.
Following the business meet
ing, a social period was enjoy
ed. The next regular meeting of
Hambden Women's Club is
scheduled for Friday, Oct. "a,
at the town hall starting at 8
pm.
Mrs. Bertha Hoffman and
Miss Ann Marie F'ratoe were
hostesses 10 nearly forty ladies
at a pink and blue shower for
Mrs. Harold Mills of Hambden
at the Township hall here Fri
day evening. Guests were pre-
sent from Mayfield Heights, CHI
ardon, Hambden, Huntsburg, r.
ONE and Montville. The evening
was spent at visiting and gam
es. A large white iced C a e
decorated with pink roses and
a stork was baked and decorat-
ed by Mrs. Cora Miller n d
decorated the center of the ia
ble The honored guest, Mrs.
Mills, assisted by her s / r,
Mrs. Jerke, and her two nice
es, Misses Rhana and Darlene
Mackey opened the many gifts.
Many gifts We're also receiV-
ed from friends who were un-
able to attend. Refreshments Of
cake, jello, ice cream and cof-
fee were served by the hostes-
ses and assisted by Mrs. Min
ME Hoffman and Mrs. S ally
Stanonis.
The next P. r. c. meeting will
be held at the school on Octob-
err IA, at pm.
Mrs. Clara Whitney returned
home Thursday after spending
few days a. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Stowe in Geneva.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H upp|
are enjoying a few days vaca-
ton with relatives and friends
in Fairmont, West Va. Mrs.
Hupp's mother is remaining wi
| tn relatives in Pennsylvania.
Sunday visitors of Mrs. A l.
mena Roberts were Mrs. Dora
Cookwell and daughter, Eliza
beth from Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Donoghue