Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-06
BY FLORENCE b. BATTLES
Phone Park 9-7935

Phone Park 9-7935
CHESTER - Members of the
Maple Leaf Temple 223, met at
the hall Feb. 27, for their regu-
lar meeting. Mrs. Joyce Henes
and Mrs. Blanche Thomas of
Mentor were guests also James
Kothera of Middlefield. More
plans for the re-dedication of
the Temple March % were dis
cusSed. Cake and coffee were
served by Mrs. Dave RoSeum
and Mrs. Frank Turo. A decor
ated birthday cake was served
Yaro Sojka and Mrs. Douglas
Boss, both on Feb. %.
Chester Knights Of PythiaS
met at the Hall on March 4.
They were assisted by the Mid
dlefield K of P'S who gave the
second degree to the two Ches-
ter candidates Leonard CieChan-
ski and James Sojka.
Nineteen Pythian Sisters and
friends were present at a morn
ing brunch at the home of Mrs.
Leonard ieChanSki, Fe b. %.
This is one of the events of the
contest to raise money for the
Temple. Ladies from Chester,
Chardon, Kirkland and Russell
attended.
On Feb. %, several of the Py-
THAN Sisters met at the Hall,
made and hung new drapeS
there.
Chester Garden Club
The Chester Garden Club met
at the home of Mrs. Wray Man
ming, Feb. 26. Co-hostesseS were
Mrs. George Myers and Mrs.
Louis Haberer. The program
was given by Mrs. Eykyn, Ches-
ter librarian, who spoke on
Current Books at the Library
and their HighlightS". The next
meeting will be held on March
26 at the home of Mrs. r. o.
Stone.
Welcome Wagon
The Chester Welcome Wagon
Club will sponsor a sale of girls
and women's hats of all types
at the Hats for Books" sale
March 8, at the West Geauga
High School, "a pm. Proceeds
from this sale will go to buy
books for the library. Every one
is invited to attend.
Chester Trustees Meeting
T h e Chester Trustees an
nounce an important meeting on
March 13, when there will be
public hearing on the proposed
changes in the zoning laws. The
time is 9 pm. and is the next
regular trustees meeting.
Chester Grange
Chester Grange met Feb. 25,
at Chester grade school for
their regular meeting with Is
members present. The charter
was draped for George F.. Map
eS. 1t was voted to send SIS to the
Geauga County Red Cross from
the Grange. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoa-
gy obligated. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kochert and Mrs. Law
renee B. Battles served refresh
mentS of ice cream and cake.
William J. TwarogowSki of
Montville spoke and showed slid
eS of Burma. Mr.. TwarogoWSki
went to Burma as a Youth Ex-
change Student. He wore the
costume of Burma and showed
articles brought from there.
The next meeting on March IL,
will feature, Mr.. w. r. Factor,
Science Teacher at West Geau-
ga High, who will be the speak
er on the program.
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Blue and Gold Cub Scout Dinner
Around 200 people were pre-
sent at the Blue and Gold Cub
Scout Dinner Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 26 at the Chester grade |
School Auditorium. This was a
roast beef dinner put on family |
style by all the Cub Scout mo-
theirs and attended by Cub
Scouts families and friends. The |
tables were colorfully decorated. |
The meeting opened with pray
er by Rev. Banfield, after |
which all denners and assistant
denners pledge allegience to the
flag. The Scout master, Burt
Hearn introduced Jack Fathau-
er, Assistant Cub Scout Master.
and Eddie Head Boy Scout Mas
ter, who told of the benefits of
the Boy Scouts recent weekend
trip to Camp Stagwandish. The
guest speaker was Bob Gain,
defense tackle, for the Cleveland
Browns, who told of his expert
enceS, and gave advice to the
Cub Scouts and their parents.
The awards were passed out by
Mr.. Gain and each Cub Scout
was privileged to shake hands
with him as he received his
award.
w. Geauga Pancake Breakfast
March 16, %, and 80
Mr.. Walter Vlah, Cleveland
ReStauranteur, who during the
past two years, has supervised
the famous "All You Can Eat"
pancake Breakfasts held in the
West Geauga Auditorium, and
MS hard working crew still move
10 larger quarters this year. The
new location at the corner of
Routes 81 and 306 will seat over