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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RENAULT '55 4 CIV 4-dr.: very
sood cond-, $500. JET ENGLISH
FORD. 1884 Pa. ave, sc. IL
4-2300
RENAULT 81 Dauphine 4-door; ra-
do. heater Wv, tires, low mile
age very clean: 30-day warranty:
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and M sts. NV. no. 2-s7OO
RENAULTS
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Free lubrieations for 8 mos, free
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you nav Just $50 per mo The CON-
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taxes, HEATER, and all standard
factory equipment. No payments
til july
ROSENTHAL
RENAULT
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23lO Shirlington Rd.
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RENAULT 50 econ. 4-Cv; 1000
UNITED
RENAULT-TRIUMPH
1925 GA. AVE. WHEATON, MD.
10. 5-3360
ROVER 80 S2,999. 10 mi, under
LOCO, black, real red leather In
terror, FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Conn. ave.
SIMCA SO 4-dr. de luxe. owner
deceased. Wife will sacrifice for
remainder Of payments at sac
per mo. AP, 7-s17s.
STUDEBAKER LARK $50 4-dooT;
ike new. 1895
TAKOMA FORD
1035 CARROLL AVE. Ju. $1,000
STUDEBAKER IS silyerhayk;
equipped with automatic trans.
7. and h.; low mileage car: excel.
driving cond.; 81 395
BOWMAN
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-. Our New Big 20O-Car Lot
.445 Ga. Ave, RA. 6-lI22
STUDEBAKER So Champion 5-
passenger sport coupe; excellent
condition. Sacrifice, S575, Terms,
S25 down. ROPER, LA. 5000.
STUDE. LARK, 50 4-dr., fully
equipped; this car has body dam
age, excellent for body man or
mechanic S725 full price Bank
terms: JACK GELLER, 1925 Conn.
Ave. NV. EN-. 2-Sss9
sTUDEBAKER, 80 Lark: white;
Ihatdhtop; Isa,h 6 Cyl, stick shift; red
over 81 900. Call Mr.. Cowger, RE,
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SUNBEAM ALPINE, so, white
roadster, T. and h., factory hdtp.;
8 mos. old, leaving country. $3.50
below initial cost OIL. 4-O0l5.
THIRD SO hardtop coupe; beige
and white: power steering. power
brakes electric windows and seat;
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1929 22nd St. NV. FE. 7-a6Oo
OUR 26th YEAR
THIRD 81. ls,39s actual mi, 2
tops, cruisamatic. Wonderbar ra-
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black finish. like new cond, pvt.
owner, $685.. ia 5-s554.
THIRD, 1858; power steering,
power windows. very clean.
NESS BUICK, ZOO Wise. ave,
Bethesda. from to 5 weekdays.
THIRD SO automatic, radio, heat
er, power steering, power brakes,
sparkling red finish, low mileage,
one owner. S3,395. LOGAN up
TOWN FORD, 3540 l4th St, NV.
TU. 2-4I00
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both fully equipped, all power,
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TAXI 80 Ford Fairlane, cyl, std
trans, equip, low mi: $3.50
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paint job. top; recent oh: T-cov-
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THE DETAILS

James B.-I am 10 and I
have been going out recently
with a girl of ID. I know that
seems very strange, but this
girl is taken for 1S by every
one. In fact. I thought that
was her age when I first
dated her.
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Rosemary is a beautiful
girl and she is exceptionally
mature. My parents agree
with me about that. But they
still object to my dating any,
one so young. She has dated
fellows even older than I
am.
I like her very much and
I can't see what harm there
can be in mr. dating her, es-
pecially since her own par
ents don't object. My folks
are giving me an awfully
hard time.
Mrs. L. B.-We think Rose
mary's parents are not too
smart to let a kid like that
run around with older boys.
She's very bright and preco-
cious, but just the same she's
a 14-year-old-still a baby.
Jimmy is a decent kid, but
he, too, is only an adolescent
and may do foolish things.
For his sake I would like
him to be with a girl who
has a little sense and matur-
ity.
Maybe we're a bit old
fashioned, but we think IA
year-olds shouldn't be dating
at all. Our own daughter is
that age and we only let her
go to parties and dances
where there are big groups
of youngsters.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Jimmy is fortunate in hav-
ing parents who see a bit
beyond their immediate re-
sponsibilities. Certainly
Rosemary's parents shouldn't
permit her to date older boys,
and their lack of foresight
might well have serious re-
percuSsions.
Five years is a very small
age difference in the later
years, but it is a crucial one
in these adolescent years. A
14-year-old belongs fairly
close to her own age group.
In the case of a precocious
girl of advanced physical de-
velopment. this often poses a
difficult problem. Within
about two years. the girl will
probably have weathered the
storm.
Jimmy is undoubtedly
aware that his parents are
concerned about his ability
to handle his emotions and
conduct himself properly at
all times. He may feel quite
sure of himself, but he is a
rare 19-year-old If he doesn't
occasionally find his feelings
threatening to break re-
straints.
A 14-year-old girl is just
enough of a child to tease
out of sheer curiosity and
devilment. She can be a far
more dangerous companion
than an Older girl, who is
willing to shoulder some of
the responsibility for keeping
the courtship game on a level
that will be enjoyable and
safe and sane as well.
Copyright 1860, Gen'l Features Corp
Tomorrow: Bobies self.
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CORONET
IMPORTS

a4a3 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 4-7s77
VOLKSWAGEN '55 Microbus; heat
er; good condition; $1,049. MON
ROE FORD, 1927 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, Md. JU. 5-7604.
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Tomorrow: Bodies self.
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Tomorrow: Feor of dentist.
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TRIUMPH-TR-3
1857, in excellent cond.. red with
white tor and white-wallS, T., h,
Sl,65O. FL. 4-7207.
VAUXHALL '5s; red. 2 door, SSe5.
AERO CHEVROLET, King and
Henry sts., Alexandra, Va. XII.
VAUXHALL, 80 station wagon:
Sl,990; new car, black. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
VAUXHALL 80 4-dr.; $3.50; new
car; cream color: FLOOD POM
TIAC. 422l Conn. ave.
V0LKS. '5S true export model:
excel. cond., many extras, l own
er; Sl,295; ia. 7-5l50.
VOLKSWAGEN Karmann CHA '5s:
red and black; Blaupunkt radio,
heater; excellent cond.: Sl,1a5
or best offer. Sun. or ewes FE.
7-276S; weekdays, RE. 7-7i56.
VOLKSWAGEN 81 Sunroof: 10000
mi; r. and h.: owner; excel. cond.
$1.095. Call FE. 3-644S.
VOLKsWAGEN 81 sedan; black;
Michlen tires; fully equip. incl gas
gauge. IA. s-03S4.
VOLKSWAGENS 1860; immediate
delivery; all colors; mechanics and
service department on premises
faF y01lr convenience
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Gold in Your Attic oppeors each
Tuesdoy.
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Washington, D c.
Tuesdoy, Moy 10, 1850

PONTIAC 80 sta. wagon; S2.aS5:
new car, fully equipped. choice of
colors, FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Conn. ave
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
! Grace Butcher
to Race
Friday Eve

National champion racer :,
Grace Butcher, Aquilla road,
Chardon, will compete again
Friday evening at the Cleve-
land Arena in the annual
Knights of Columbus track
meet.
Grace was the record hold
er and champion of the 70
mile outdoor race for women
last year and this year she
has broken her own record
twice. Once in January, COM
peting in Washington, D. c.,
and again in February when
she raced in Buffalo.
Friday night Grace will be
trying to break her own re-
cord again which now stands
at 2 minutes and 25.6 seconds
for running a half mile.
Wednesday she was suffer
ing from a severe throat
cold which she was trying to
over come by Vriday as ii
interferes with her rest
which is very important in
racing.
She will be representing
the Cleveland Magyar Athle.
tic Club and is coached by
Julius PenZeS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
ChanberHears
Steel Speaker

The Chardon Chamber Of
Commerce held their month
ly dinner meeting at Chardon
Lake Inn last Monday. So
members including II n e W
members, and Is guests were
in attendance.
Speaker for the evening
was William A. Callendine ,
assistant to the vice presi-
dent of Republic Steel Corp,
as chief of research a n d
planning.
Rev. Fred Zacharias asked
a blessing and after a roast
turkey dinner the Chamber
heard committee reports in
cluding one from the Chair
man of the Industrial Deve-
lopment committee, George
R. Zakany, who said that his
group had received three in
quirieS from business firms
that are considering this CO.
unity for relocation. One small
firm manufacturing electron.
les has indicated they a r e
very actively considering this
locality. They employ from
SO to 100 workers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Lyric Theatre
Casting Spring
Show Red Mill

The Geauga Lyric Theatre
Guild has completed it's
plans to present 1.-The Red
Mill" as it's spring h o W,
Clifford Erikson, chairman
of the guild, announced to :
day.
Final additions will be held
on Friday, March 18, at 800
pm. in ErikSon's Barn-Re =
hearsal Hall on Butternut rd.
in Burton. All who are in
terested in singing, acting,
staging, scenery or costume
work are urged to come and
join the group in producing
this gay musical comedy.
Presentation is scheduled
for June, according to Direc-
tor William Mclaughlin.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Newspapers to Entertain
at Geauga Maple Festival

the bandStand.
The Painesville Telegraph
Golden Wedding Party at
tracted lis couples last year,
which was a record attend
once. The farthest distance
travelled in the last party was
a Golden Wedding couple
from Ashland, o. The Tele-
graph presents awards to the
couple married the longest,
tn ecouple travelling the far
thest distance, and the coup
lie with the most children, a
mong other prizes. Registra,-
ton will begin at 10 am. Oh
April 2 in the new Chardon
High School on Chardon Ave.
Dinner and a program follow
at 1890 pm. Arrangements
are being handled by Mrs.
Henry Knapp and Mrs. Ralph
Burgess.
Syrup sales for the first
Sunday in Chardon were re
ported good by festival chair
man, Lloyd Carlson. Maple
candy sales were high, &C
cording to KiwaniS co chair
men Joseph Weber and Her.
bert Carver who handled the
sales booths. Syrup will a =
gain be on sale this Sunday,
and the CreScendo Club of
Chardon will be featuring
pancake and sausage meals
throughout the day in t h e
Park Street School cafeteria.
All % contestants for the
title of Princess Geauga will
be seen in the ST. PatrickS
Day parade today (Thurs =
day. The float has been de-
signed with a miniature sll
gar house as the main at
traction.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Chardon School Presents 'CarouseP

A capacity audience jam
med into the Chardon high
school auditorium last Satur-
day night to see the final per-
formance of the Rodgers and
HammerStein musical, Ca
rousel" grandly presented by
a veteran troupe of Chardon
student players. Their ma
ture and sensitive interpreta-
ton of the operetta which,
according to Musical Direc-
tor Miss Anna L. Dunn, has
a philosophy and a moral
evoked both happy laughter
and actual tears of sadness
from the viewers.
The ambitious production
was under the direction of
Mrs. A. David Price, h ig h
school faculty member; Miss
Dunn, music teacher; and
Miss Nancy Steingass, stu :
dent director. The stage crew
was: Patrick Cronin, Adrian
Craven, DR.. A. David Price,
Ralph Combs, Bernard Tay-
lor, Cliff Diedrich and John
Henry. Costumes were choS-
en- and designed by Mrs. John
Henry and Mrs. Henry
Knapp.
The we'll rehearsed cast of
so plus a village chorus was
led by handsome ennis
Love who as BILLY Bigelow"
sang and talked his way into
the heart of Susan w ellis,
Julie Jordan. Miss Wells
is a constrained and conf :
dent actress who captured
her role from the very first
scene. She was ably assisted
in the gay, lifting movement
of the play by Susan Phipps,
Carrie Pipperidge" and
Phyllis Bruden, Mrs. M u l.
lin.
Excellent Characterization
was accomplished by Carl
Rogers as cotton mill own
er, David Bascombe"; Mar
tha Price as "Nettie Fowler"
Tom Davis as the rouge,
"Jigger Craigin";; Dave Pri-
ce as the refined, elderly
Doctor Seldom; Dick Pull
sifer as the Heavenly Gui-
de-; Dale Weir as the "Prin-
cipal"; Bob Denniston as
the Captain; and sailors
Stephen Burgess, P h Hip p
McNaughton.
Two very convincing poll
cemen were Tom Baptie and
Ken Temple. A young actor
with real talent and a natur-
al theatrical sense is John
KoritanSky who playe e d
"Enoch Snow" Also an out
standing scene stealer W a S
, adorable Jane Diedrich who
as Louise" danced with po-
ise and grace in a blue pima
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
UrqeUse OfNew TB
DrugsInC nCountyArea

yesterday by Maurice A. Fox
president of the Geauga Co
unity tuberculosis AsSocia :
ton, as he called for an in
tensified campaign against
the disease that killed one
person in this county t
year. A total of two new TB
cases were found here.
Mr.. Fox'S statement is the
first reaction among local
TB control authorities to the
announcement of national
recommendations for a step
ped up campaign against TB
throughout the country. The
recommendations were made
by eighteen of the nations
leading experts in pu b ! ! c
health and tuberculosis con-
troll who met recently at Ar
den House, Hartman, N. Y.
They urged that chemother-
apy be used nationwide as
the Spearhead for a Knockout
assault on tuberculosis in the
United States.
I'm Geauga County four
people are known to have ac-
tive TB. There are others un-
known and probably untreat-
ed,,' Mr.. Fox stated. The Ar
den House findings indicate
that drugs, used in proper
combination over an adequ-
ate period of time in t h e
treatment of active TB patti
ents and selected former pa
tients in Geauga County are
going to be the most effec-
tive tool for. wiping out the
disease here"
Mr.. Fox reported that this
new approach "detect and
treat" : calls for bold and de-
ciSive action in order to bring
all of our TB patients to sue
ceSsful treatment. I'm coop
Grafton with the G eaug a
County Health Department,
our TB Association Board of
Directors is studying the
recommendations to deter :
mine how best to apply them
in our community, he con-
cluded.
The Arden House Confer.
ence was jointly sponsored by
the National tuberculosis AS.
Sociation, with which our 10
cal Christmas Seal organiza.
ton is affiliated, and by the
U. S. Public Health Service
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Invite Sixty
To Industrial
Conference

60 delegates representing
cross section of Geauga
County have been invited to
attend the Ohio Industrial
and Economic Development
Council at Kent University,
March %, it was announced
yesterday by George zakany
chairman of the G h a d o n
Chamber of Commerce COM
mittee on industrial growth.
The gathering, termed of
vital Importance to every
businessman and individual
who has a stake in this COM
munity," by chairman Yak
any, will be made up of other
delegates from a 10 county
north eastern area.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Five New Village Park
Commissioners Meeting

Five Village Park C o m :
missioners, appointed at the
Council meeting Thursday !,
March 3, by Chardon Mayor
J. w. Meats, are meeting to-
night in the Village Hall at
800 pm. to get under way
conveyance to them of land
held by the School Board for
use as a public Village Park.
The new Park Commissioner
and their lengths Of appoint
mentS are:
Richard C. WoolamS, Scho-
oil Board member 3 years ;
william E. Scheele, School
Board member, 5 years; Will
liam D. Jones, president of
Junior Chamber of C o m
merce, and the single "out-
side" member, l year; Rob-
ert Eldridge, Village council
man, 4 years; Harry Walker,
Village councilman, 2 years.
The site for the park is on a
parcel of land adjacent to
Chardon High school on Char
don avenue known as "ski
hill''. 1t was purchased a
number of years ago by the
Boosters Club, and conveyed
to the village school board
with the stipulation that the
land be used for the public
benefit.
Bob Barnum head of the
Chardon Chamber of c o m
merce, said his group will ac-
lively support Park Commits
Sioner William D. Jones, pre-
sident of the Junior Chamb-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Name Chardon
Leaders OfRed
Cross Drive

Mrs. Paul Carlson Jr., and
Mrs. Richard Kelly announc-
ed the names of their team
captains for the Red Cross
Fund Drive.
Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mrs.
Donald Rhodes, Mrs. ay-
mond Chapman, Mrs. Herb
ert VanGorder, Mrs. Clyde
Austin, Mrs. H. ]. McAnan-
ey, Mrs. John Boil, Mrs. w.
L. Carson, Mrs. Patricia Hull
and Mrs. Lloyd Line Sr. Mrs.
Carlson is chairman with
Mrs. Kelly as co chairman.
The Red Cross drive start
ed March 1st. The goal this
year is $4,000.
The names given here are
those of the Chester r d
Cross district chairman.
These women or their as.
sistants will drop in on you
for your 1860 contribution.
They have a quota to make.
Will you help make the quo
ia Every one is familiar wi
with the help given by the
Red Cross in so many ways,
blood donner programs, dis
trict relief, armed forces and
invalid emergency h o m
equipment and many more.
Help make these services
possible with your contribu-
ton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17

James Amsbary, Is year
old and 9th grade student at
Chardon High School has won
the $40 grand prize in t h e
Maple Leaf Hobby Center
plastic model contest accord
ing to Alvord Bishop, prop
ietor of the store.
The grand prize en- try
chosen on the basis of craft
manship, detail, authenticity,
and excellence of painting is
a model of the S. S. Nantuc-
ket and was 80 hours in the
making.
Second grand prize winner
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17

er Of Commerce, in efforts to
make available a small ini-
tial sum of money to resur-
face and level an old road
base in the area once used in
quarry hauling to gain access
to the new park.
Barnum said a survey on
sidentS in the vicinity of the
an informal basis of the re-
proposed park indicate that
it would be welcomed by
them as it would make a SUBJ
Stantial increase in real es-
tate values in the area. "At
an initial cost of something
like $4,000 we could resur :
face an old road base in the
area and put in some picnic
tables and open up this pre-
sent weed patch into an as
set to the community" Bar
mum said.
The community and COM
munity groups like the Ameri-
can Legion, the Aquarius
Club, the KiWanis, and others
are solidly working for this
park"
Barnum cited a recent re-
solution of the Chamber of
Commerce that a special eff
fort will be made to see that
the inherent beauty of the
village green be enhanced
and augmented by the crea-
ton of the village park and
that the New England char
acter of the village be cher
ished and retained"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17

children, Carol Baker, Kris
tin Blum, Don Fisher, Dolor-
eS Gardini, EdWina HofStet-
ter, Jim Kingery, and j a n
Parsons; "other children"
Barbara Bundus, Marilyn Hi
ebak, Nancy Knapp, Sue
Knapp, Linda Mcbride, and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17

Drugs that fight tuberculos-
is in the individual patient
can wipe out the disease in
Geauga County if every per-
son with active disease is
treated adequately with drug
now available.
This statement was made
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Volunteer Fire
Fighters Cited
For School Work

The Volunteer Fire Depart
ment has received a letter
from the Chardon Chamber
of Commerce congratulating
them on their contribution
to the new lower rates of fire
insurance in the village. Cha
mber president Bob Barnum
said the firemen attended
school at their own expense
in facilitate the rate reduc-
ton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17

is Larry Buehner, also in the
9th grade at Chardon High
School whose model of a red
hot rod convertible with a
cut down top won him $40 and
a free model of his choice
Other prizes of SIS and free
models went to Christine Ray
Steven Wilson, Craig Dukes,
Randy Darling, David Nor
Sc, Jack Ray, John McGin-
ley, Patty Ray, and Frank
Csizma, all of Park Elemen-
tary School and Chardon high
school, Chardon. They are
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17

Leading area newspapers
will again sponsor five of the
most popular contests at the
Geauga County Maple Festi-
val during the weekend of
April l, 2, and 3.
Two weeklies, The Geauga
Record and The Geauga tt
mes Leader and three daily
papers, The Cleveland Plain
Dealer, The Cleveland Press
and News, and the PaineS
Vile Telegraph are busy ma
king plans and selecting a
wards.
The Old Timers Party is
sponsored annually by t h e
Geauga Record of Chardon.
There were $50 "old timers"
in attendance last year be-
tween the ages of 70 and 100
years. The annual event is
held in the Methodist Church
and will begin at 10 am. with
registration on April 2. Mrs.
A. B. Carlson, wife of h e
late founder of the Chardon
Maple Sugar Festival is in
charge of arrangements for
the dinner and program whi-
ch follows.
This year the Beard Con-
test will be sponsored by the
Geauga Times L a d e
whose offices are in Burton.
Boards in various stages Of
growth have been g h t e d
throughout the county as the
men prepare for the t h r e
categories, Van Dyke, Nut
ton Chops and Full Beard
Entries are being received at
the Geauga Times Leader
office or through the chair
man jim Russell IN Chardon
Judging and award preSenta,
tions will, take place at 2 p
m. on Saturday, April 2.
The Cleveland Plain Deal
er will conform to a tradi
ton set up by them 81 years
ago when they awarded the
Plain Dealer Trophy at the
first Maple Sugar Festival
ever held in Chardon. One O
the editors of the paper will
be on hand to make preSen
: tation. A newcup will max,
: it's appearance this ye ar
Last years cup was retire'
/ to C. H. Post of Bainbridge
= three time winner in t h
category. According to Gilt
S Rossiter, maple division cha
: irman, this contest attract
\ nearly all of the maple pre-
t ducerS in the county, wit
: more than 125 entries a S
4 year.
e The award will be made
from the bandStand on t h
Chardon square at 2::30 pm
a on Saturday, April 2.
A new contest was opene
r last year for high school pi
!. bakers. Sponsored by t h
Cleveland Press and New!
n the pecan pie entries numl
l. cred II for the first contes
. This year it will again b.
!. conducted through the co
n operation of home economic
teachers in the county's hig
schools. Mrs. Kenneth Spe
ry, contest chairman recalle
that the winner last y e a
!, was Is year old Pearline D.
y Wis of Kenston High Schoo
q She received the Pre- SIS
~ News award of an engravt
= sterling silver plate. Coz
- test winners for the 10
- bake off will be announc,
- at 2:45 pm. on April 2 frol
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
:; "Pantonine

Elaine Warner; "Pantomine
scnene". Charles Dunbar !,
Sue Knapp, Barbara Jajjar,
Linda Tam, Pam Wingen :
bach, Fred Brentz, Gary
Stinchcomb, John Erb, Dale
Weir, David Price, and Dav-
id HoSmer.
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fore dress.
Others in the play were:
Michael Fisher, Jr., "Enoch
Snow Jr.";; Chorus girls Pat
ii Ash, Peg Fina, P e my
Haueter, Carol King, Sue
Pfahl, Rama Schinagle, and
Cecilia Witt; "Mr. Shows
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flames Amshary Wins ModelBnilding Contest

listed in the order of awards.
Honorable mention and a
free model went to ] a C k
Clause and Paul Muehleisen
of Park Elementary an d
John Loze of Huntsburg.
All the prize winning mod
els are on display at t h e
Maple Leaf Hobby Center on
the square in Chardon. They
inclvde model of US. Army
vehicles, and atomic cannon
a dinoSaur, an anatomical
model of the human figure,
a knight, a kitten, and a bird