Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
By LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park 9-7OI6
Smorgasbord Dinner


You are Invited to Smorgas-
bord dinner which will be given
by the West Geauga Senior Glass
and their mothers on February
%.
The meal will be served at the
Chester School Gymnasium from
$50 to $50 7. m. Price for adults
SITS Children under Il, $125,
pre- school children free. Th e
meal will feature ham and tur-
key with a great variety of other
foods of all sorts. There will be
musical entertainment and the
event is planned for a commun-
ity Family" gathering.
Camp Fire Tea
The Camp Fire Group of whi-
ch Mrs. Robert Lease is leader,
viii honor their mothers with a
tea to be held at the Lease home
on Sunday Feb. % from 2 4
pm. The following girls will
serve as hostesses, Carol Can
field, Martha Davis, Frances
Glaze and Nancy Lease.
Adult Classes Recreation
Council
A committee from the w e t
Geauga Recreation Council met
with the Board of Education at
its last regular meeting to arr
ange final details concerning cl-
asses of a recreational nature
which the Council has set up to
supplement the adult education
program recently initiated by
the Board.
These classes will start on
Thursday evening, February 70
and will be held at West Geauga
High School, once a week I o r
eight weeks.
The schedule Of classes is a S
follows.
Enameling on Copper unstru-
ctor. Mrs. Clifford Messell, 1880
to $50; $500. Cake Decorating
Instructor, Mrs. Ronald Huge,
7:3O to $3.50 Fee So. Ladies Gym
Glass : Instructor, Mrs. Robert
Kieselbach, 7:30 to $50, 81.
1t was agreed by mutual con-
sent that the Board OF Education
take care of the collection of fees
and payment of salaries for
these classes.
Registration will be held a
the time of the first class sess'
ion.
Chester Grange
Chester Grange No. 2479 me-
in regular form on Tuesday eve
ming with Overseer, Ralph Smith
in the chair.
The theme for t h e program
was Needed Legislation. Me
mbers had been asked to come
prepared for a discussion OF
needed legislation for local, cou
nty or state government. Thos'
present were divided into group
and chairman and Sec. selected
Each group discussed the sub
iect with the Secretary, makinI
a report to read after the entir'
group had reassembled. Genera
discussion followed and some pc
rtinent facts were brought out
The program started by tn
reading Of a brief history o
.Geauga County by Mrs. Ralp
Smith, and closed with a guess
ing game. Mrs. Forrest Bon
was In charge Of the program
The Home Economics Comm
ittee announced that all SEWN
and crochet work should be bre
ught in by March "a. Degre
work was announced for tn
next meeting on February 2.
The Legislative Agent reported
Roland Mapes reported on IN
work of the committee to loo
over the Grange lot. Pomona wa
announced for February 81
Claridon. Eyeglasses were bro'
chit in. Tables were decorate
for February and refreShmei
rs in charge of Mrs. Yaro SoJR
were served. The Lecturer, M
Lawrence Battles and the Trea
Mrs. Clarence Battles were a.
sent because Of illness.
Attends Dental Meeting
DIR. Kenneth II, Greiner, d.
S. attended course in resto
ing and improving the appea
ance and bite Of anterior teet
given by DR.. A. Pincus, W e
known Hollywood Dentist, al
lectures on plastics in model
dentistry. This course, sponsors
by Akron Dental Society W;
held at the Sheraton Mayflow
Hotel on February AS.
Riverview Bible Church
Special services have b e
announced at the RivervieW
Bible Church starting March
and continuing through Mare
6. The Rev. Peter Letchford,
Canada will conduct these sc
vices. Sunday March there W
be services at IL am, 2:30 Pr
and 7:30 pm. Monday Fridt
7::30 pm. The Rev. Letchford
Canadian Secretary of the Sou
Africa General Mission, a natl
of England who graduated fro
the University of Oxford W
honors in Classical Languag
and Literature and did post