Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21
News from Chester


services will be held at the
church. The choir, under the
direction of Rev. Bullock and
Mrs. Donald Harper will Of
fer several selected Christ
mas songs. The service will
be concluded with candle
lighting by all members of
the congregation. The public
is invited to join in this spec
ial service.
Christ Presbyterian Church
On Sunday morning at 11:00
at the Chester Elementary
school, the choir will present
the cantata, "Petit Noel".
This is a Christmas cantata
based on old French carols Of
the IL to 18 centuries. This
will be a part of the regular
morning worship service. The
Rev. Daniel DeArment will
speak. At TOO O'Clock Christ
mas eve. Christ Presbyterian
church is having a traditional
Christmas Serv ice e for all
members of the families. The
program will include scrip
ture, prayer, songs. This SER
vice will be held in the new
church on the east side of
Chillicothe between Mayfield
and Sherman Roads. The new
WestwOOd Breezes
Every Wednesday is bank
ing day at Westwood school.
Pupils numbering 290 have
savings accounts with a local
bank.
The average weekly deposit
is $3.50 to $500 with the aver
age deposit per child averag-
ing $l.50. This savings pro-
gram stresses the Importance
of regular savings to the pup
lis and they are always i'm
pressed with the way in
the savings add up.
Mrs. Wilma HoWarth's four
tn grade class planned a
Christmas tea for their mot
hers on Wednesday Dec. 20. |
The pupils had rehearsed two
Christmas plays which were
presented after which refresh
mentS were served.
Mrs. Evelyn Saxon'S fifth |
grade will have a Christmas
tree that is good enough to
eat. All of the trimmings are
edible. The pupils have made
decorated cookies of all kinds |
and shapes to hang on the
tree. GarlandS Of popcorn
added to the decorations.
On December 20 a Walt |
Disney movie $50 Dear to my |
Heart" a full length feature, |
was shown free to all West |
wood students as a holiday |
treat. Santa made a visit to |
the primary and kindergarten
rooms and left gifts of candy. |
Other classes enjoyed Christ
mas parties in their rooms
which the room mothers had |
arranged.
Miss Dorothy BartgiS' sec
ond grade pupils gave a party |
for Miss Carole ChormanSki, |
a student at Bowling Green.
State University, who has
done her teacher assistant
experience in their class
room. Robin Glover present
ed to her a booklet, "All A
bout Us" written and illustra-
ted by the class, Philip Run
yon, school principal, was a
guest. Following singing re-
freShmentS were served from
a table decorated in keeping
with the holiday season. The
committee was in charge of |
arrangements was jeanne
Cicirello, Kim Ryan, Dale
Clarke, Donald Devecki and
Miss BartgiS.
rtgiS.
Christmas Programs at
WestwOOd
Mrs. K a t h crime Stein
gas third grade presented q
program Friday Dec. Is.
Two plays were presented, |
Santa'S Christmas Cake" de-
picting the true Christmas |
spirit. The Christmas spirit |
was played by Heidi Van Ack.
er. In the other play, Christ
mas Story" the part of Mary |
was taken by Kathleen Tyler
and that of Joseph by Johr |
Pauley. The entire class took |
part.
December 10 Mrs. Fontelle
Baty'S second grade present
ed a program in the multi
purpose room. Miss Kay Bax
ter student teacher from Kent
S t a tie University assisted.
Pantomimes, playlets and or
ginal stories which were pre-
Sented were written by the
children themselves. All the
children participated.
Cunningham Beck Wedding
Gary Cunningham, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gun
ningham, rs Lakewood Drive,