Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-19
BY LEHMAN ID. BOND
Phone Park 9-7016

Road Problems .aa.
at a meeting Of the Chester
Township Trustees held La Il
week, Howard Bond, road super
visor, reported that between the
dates of January l and March
10 six hundred and sixteen tons
| t616) of Stag had been hauled
and spread on Chester Township
roads. He explained that during
that time they had been unable
TO use the stock pile Of ro a d
materials on hand because o I
frozen condition.
Received Cold Merit Certificate.
Mark LaMoreaux was proclai-
| med the outstanding Press carr
ior in this district during tI1 e
month of February. He received
a gold medal on which his name
was engraved and also two tic
kets to the Ice Follies.
/
New Library Books
Mrs. Mary Eykyn reports that
the following books have b ee n
added to Chester Branch Library
The names of authors preceded
| the book titles. Benson, Affair
| of the Exotic Dancer; Mo o r e,
lScramble Six Hurricanes, Lew
ellyn, Chez Pavan, Gair, Burn
ing of Troy; Charters, Senior
Saint; dillingham;, Tether's End;
Brooke, Under the Winter Moon;
Jordan, Echo of the Flute; Mar
| den, Jonathan Found; Drage,
| Buckskin Affair; Keyes, Victor
| inc; Lederer, Ugly American;
| Savage, Parrish; Brick, Panther
| Mountain; Fenton, Fossil Book;
Fenisong, Death of the Party;
/ Evelyn, Lawful Pursuit; Costain
] More stories to Remember; !;
4 Urls, Exodis: K ornbuth, Mile
4 Beyond the Moon.
Il
u Chester Grange
n At the Chester Grange o p e n
i. house held on Tuesday evening
!, the Russell Juniors furnished
music This orchestra is COM
posed of a group OF boys who
are music pupils OF Paul Shell
hammer but are directed by Mr..
Barone, who prepares their mu-
sic and rehearseS with them.
They are Frank Behmlein, pian-
. ist and eighth grade pupil. Kim
Wilson, Harold Lpngworth, Da-
, vid Parma and Stanley Pitts are
seventh graders and the others,
David Frank, Bill Holt, j o h n
10th, Craig HOLMAN, Gary Bar
ker and David Policy are in
the sixth grade They played the
following numbers, Nick Mack,
Paddy Whack; Near You, Wal
tz Medley, Red River Rose, Chi.
pmunk Song, Beautiful Obi c
i and When the Saints Go March.
) ing In. Mr.. Shallhaln1ner was
present and explained the organ.
ization of the group and intro.
Il
[ duced each one.
{ Miss JanettR GrDsyenOr OF
Ciaridon was present and showed
colored coiored slides of Nation.
i al Parks and other points of i'm.
terest which she had taken on
a trip to the west. Master Levi
: Hartong related some accumul-
ishments of the Grange. Refres-
hments of home made cookies
and a beverage were served. at
the next meeting, March "a. at
8 pm. Auburn Grange will pre-
sent the program. The apron
and dress contest viii be held.
Campfire Girls to Visit Washing
ton
/ Six members of No we TOM
pat imm in :. Camp Fire
Girls will entrain for Washington
i DC. on Sunday night March %.
They will return on March 26.
Carol Garfield, Martha a d
Kathryn Davis, Frances Glaze
| and Nancy Lease of Chester and
Marilyn Hlavka of Russell, acc
ompanied by Mrs. Harry Davis
and Mrs. Robert Lease, will
! join with other Camp Fire Girls
from greater Cleveland area in
making the trip to the capital,
/ during spring vacation. Arrange
ments have been made by Cleve-
land Council of Camp Fire Girls
in cooperation with the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
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