Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07
By MARGARET DAVIS
Ill Phone Jordan 4-5111

augd county Council No. 3304
hhlghtS of Columbus, met or
June 81 and elected the fol.
lowing officers for the year
I9oO 81. Mrs. Farrell Fin
nerty, president; Mrs. Barr
ey Aeigler, Chardon, vice pre-
Sldent; Mrs. Joseph Kreps,
.Ghardon, secretary; and Mrs
Peter Bizyak, Newbury, tre,
aSurer. Mrs. Finnerty then
appointed the following chair
ladies': Mrs. Richard Pur
cell, Chardon, membership :
Mrs. Joseph Blazas, Newbury
program; Mrs. Albert Div :
oky, Newbury, hospitality
Mrs. Frank Waltman, New :
bury, publicity; and Mrs.
Frank Fink, Chardon, shrin-
eS.
Sharon Waltman, the dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Waltman of Newbury is at
i ,tending the Earl Wheeler Mo-
deling School at this t i m e.
She won the course for be-
ing chosen the Queen of New
bury at the recent Newbury
Volunteer Fire Mems Annual
Carnival.
Keep in mind the date of
July II as that is the date
that st. Helen's Catholic CHI
urch will hold it's annual
chicken dinner at the church
social hall on Rt. 81. T h e
ladies of the parish will be
serving from l pm. until 6
pm, and will feature an
open pit affair. The public is
cordially invited to attend the
occasion. Open house w a S
held at the NeWbury Ameri-
can Legion Hall in the after
noon and all their relatives
and friends stopped by t o
wish them many more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kin
ser and family are back home
after a 10 day vacation and
they toured the south n d
stopped off in Mississippi to
visit Mrs. KinSer'S mother.
The R. Savage family are
now back home trying to
: catch up on their rest after
their 2 week vacation which
they spent in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Portman
are home after their 10 day
vacation and they too spent
it in Canada just fishing and
relaxing.
Don't forget the Restful
Lake Associations 40th year
celebration in the near fu =
ture. The parade will start
at 2 pm. at LongvieW Road
and they will march d o w n
Stone Road and then will cir
Gle the lake stopping at the
club house. The parade will
.be led by Congressman Rob
ert E. Cookand Sharon Walt
man, the queen of NeWbury,
will also be in the parade. 1t
will also include the county
officials, the Township truS-
tees and other nOtablS. A
chicken dinner will be Serv-
ed at the club house and the
public is cordially invited to
attend the dinner also h e
parade. Donations is very re-
asonable with adults being
$3.50 and rs for children. All
members are asked to parti-
Cipate.
The Anger family are home
after their weeks vacation
just visiting friends and rela-
tiveS. They reside on Rt. "A.
Mrs. Faye Davidson and
children are now living in the
house that had been occupied
by the Gresham family who
moved this past week to
Iowa. The DaviSon'S bought
the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Run
witch and family are n o W
back home after their vaca-
ton. didn't think that they
would make it as right at the
time that the vacation start
ed their small son came down
with a good case Of the meas
les. Glad that they finally
made it.
st. Helen'S held fish fry
at the church social hall on
July /, and as it was such a
nice night they had a won
derful turnout.
Birthdays celebrated t h i S
past week was Farrell Fin
nerty Jr., age 25 on June 81,
Kevin Finnerty age 16 and
Julie Kinser age II, both on
June 25, Christine Beran age
y on June 20, and James
Bizyak age Is on June 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alert Div
oky announces the arrival of
a grandson, Charles, to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kadlec who
was born on June II at Mary
mount Hospital
The knights of Columbus
held their 10th annual ami
versary on June 25, at Char
don Lakes Inn. The toast
master was Mile TriviSano.
The guest speakers were Dan
ONeill of Willoughby, Char
les Greer, Norman M us l