Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-24
Huntsburg News Notes


more details on the exact start
ing time etc.
The Middlefield Carnival will
be held at the new gym on Ap-
ril 25 from 600 to 1000 pm.
There will be games for every
one and concessions to meet ev-
cry age group. Come on down
and have a good time on April
25. The Sophomore class will be
in charge Of the dance.
Mrs. Anne Kilko was hostess
for the bunko club at her home
on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. jeanette SWontek and
Mrs. Marge Hibler started a
class in copper tooling at the
townhall on April 9 which will
be carried on for two weeks.
This program was home ex-
tension service. Members in the
class are Doris Tucker, Mary
Sykora, Billie Sudyk, Maryellen
Byrne, Lucille S. Walters, Mary
jean Reiter, June Thurling, Ger
ry Pilarczyk, Jeanne SchikoW-
ski, and Evelyn MertZ.
The Red Cross fund campaign
for the township has been COM
pleted and the final count has
been SIPS with the township fall
ing short in making its quota of
$275. Many thanks from Chair
man Victoria Dietz for the CO.
operation in the canvassing and
solicitation of the workers dur
ing the drive.
The American Cancer society
will begin it's annual solicitation
of funds on April II. Workers
will be calling on your homes to
help this great American medi-
cal fight against Cancer. Chair
man Helen Perry and co-chair-
man Mary Sykora list the fol-
lowing as helpers in the drive
the mesdameS Betty Kuch, Jean
Taylor, Mary Archaki, Mary
McGannon, Faye Mahalisin, Ma
ry KeiSner, Anne 10th, Mary
jean Reiter, Lois Rogers, Paul
inc Beardsley, Anne Stanek,
Maryellen Loze, Harry Parsons,
Mary Putsi, Nancy Havel,
Steve Nosol, Joyce Adams, Vic
toria Dietz, Sandra Sykora, Hell
en- Perry, and Mary Sykora. Ma
ny of the workers in this group
attended the Cancer kickoff din
ner which was held at the Char
don high school on Monday
night.
There was an organizational
meeting held on Sunday for the
purpose of starting a class D
baseball team. The meeting was
held at the school and more in
formation will be released on
this at a later date.
A Troop 1872 committee meet
ing was held at the Huntsburg
town hall on Monday April IA,
Joe (Bud) Hummel Jr. will be
the new Scoutmaster for the
coming year. John Dietz will
act as the chairman of the COM
mittee with the assistance of Al
Boehnlein, Clarence Valvoda,
and Fred Sykora. Regular meet
ingS will again be held for all
scouts at the toWnhall on Thurs
day nights at 7:30 pm. Any boy
wishing to join the Boy scouts
of America please contact one
Of the above mentioned men and
they will be glad to give you the
details on procedure.
The Ladies Missionary society
of the Huntsburg Baptist church
met at the home Of Mrs. Ralph
Fleming in Windsor on April 10.
There were Is ladies present.
The members are currently
packing clothing to be sent to
missionaries in Texas, West Vir-
ginia, Alaska and French Equa-
torial Africa. Many of the
church groups including this one
have been busy packing the
large medicine barrels which
will be sent to Africa to be used
by the missionaries there.
The Gospel Heirs met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lii
! ley on Saturday night. This
group like the other church
groups will discontinue summer
meetings so that they can de,
vote more time to the new
church project which is to come
up in the near future.
Pastor Garlich wishes to an
nouce that the Musical Harvey S
will be at the Church from Ap