Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-03

5. Listened to the announce
ment that the school Kindergar-
ten enrolment would be held
on Friday, April 25, from 9-12.
There is no limit to the number
accepted and polio and pre-
school shots will be given at this
time.
The attendance prize for the
evening was awarded to the
first grade; and Mrs. Steve Pla-
ia won the Mystery Door Prize.
A movie, using the newly-pur-
chased protector, concluded Sthe
offered program.
Youth Panels Planned by
Hambden WOmen's Club
Two separate panels, related
to the presently offered and
possibly desired recreational ac-
tivitieS for the Hambden area
| youth, were announced for the
month of April when Hambden
Women'S Club convened this
past Friday evening at the Town
Hall.
Through these panel preSenta-
tionS, the members of Hamb-
den Women's Club hope to rea-
lize a dual purpose. First, it
will enlighten them on what is
currently being done along these
lines by the various area organ
izationS, and, at the same time
a clearer prospective may be
gained as to what the young
SterS, themselves, might like in
cluded with scheduled Recrea-
tional Program. Second, should
Hambden Women'S Club Spon-
Sor such a COMMUNICATIVE
project, it was felt that by this
means that a better planned
outline for future Recreational
Program Schedule might be de-
rived.
Due to the fact that this issue
is of vital concern to all COM
munity parents, youngsters, and
residents, 1t was a group decis-
ion that both of these meetings
would be open to the public.
Any interested persons are cor
daily urged to attend.
On Friday, April II, the panel
speakers will be: Rev. w.
Strong, pastor of Hambden Con-
gregational Church; VIM. Mid
dleton, principal of Hambden
School; Arthur Fuerst, of Christ
Missionary Alliance G hurc h:
Mrs. Bertha Hollowaty, from the
local All groups; and VIM. Ma
haffey, representative of the
Hambden Scouts. Their topic
will be: What Does Our Or
ganization Offer 10 Hambden
YOUTH"
On Friday, April Is, the speak
erS will consist of area young
sterS representing the age brac-
ket from eleven years up to jun
/ iorS in high school. Their topic
will be: What I Would Like For
Planned Recreation In Hamb-
den."
Speeches will be limited to ST
minutes. A Is minute question
and answer period from the
floor will take place after the
panel speeches. Meetings are
held at the Hambden Town Hall
starting at 8 pm.
In other business, the propoS-
ed Bylaws for Women'S Club
were approved for acceptance
by the membership following
their reading by Secretary, Ma
ry Jane Mahaffey. With the
committee reports, Social Chair
man, Helen Popovich named
Geraldine Carver, Lucy Buko-
vltz, and Irene Week as her
committee members. The even
ing'S Invocation was given by
Mary Lendl.
The refreShment committee
consisted Of Mrs. E. Stone and
Mrs. Carver. To serve on this
committee for the April 18th
meeting are: Mrs. G. Eplett, |
Mrs. S. Osborne, and Mrs. P. |
Lyman.
Rummage-Bake Sale
Greeted Success
Well over SIS will be realized |
when all proceeds are tailed |
from the combination Rummage
Bake Sale, held for the bene-
fit of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Woodward (recent area fire vic
Club on Friday, March %, at |
tims) by Hambden Women's |
the Town Hall.
Approximately $500 gain
from the sale was reported |
when Hambden Women'S Club |
held their regular bi-weekly |
meeting at the Town Hall on
Friday evening. Still outstand- |
ing are a few miscellany re-
turns, which, it was figured,
should bring the total sale pro-
fits well over the $75 mark.
Club Treasurer, Margaret Fa-
zekas was duly authorized by
the club to turn these proceeds
over to the Woodward A spec
ial word of thanks was given
to all who contributed, patron