Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-07
BY Lennah b. Bond

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Post Office
On Saturday Dec. 9 and 16
the CheSterland Post Office
will be open on the regular
weekday hours which are 8:
30 am. to $50 pm.
On Saturday Dec. % the
hours are 800 am. to $50
pm.
On Sunday Dec. 10 the office
will be open from 900 a. m.
to 800 pm. Sunday Dec. II,
800 am. to 200 pm. There
will be NO SERVICE on Sun
day December "a.
Family Gathering
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ray
recently entertained a party
OF 20 relatives at a dinner at
their home, 1875 Caves Road.
Special guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bigler of Belts
vile, Maryland. Mrs. Bigler
is a niece of Mr.. Ray. Other
guests came from Solon, Bra
tenahl, and Lakewood.
Gift Wrapping Meeting
Announced
A Gift Wrapping Workshop
has been announced for Tues
day Dec. II from 1000 am.
until IL noon. This will be
held at Parkside Recreation
and everyone interested is in
vited. This meeting is Spon-
sored by the Geauga County
Home Extension. Mrs. Ross
Barnes of South Euclid will
conduct the workshop. For in
formation regarding materia!
or any other questions call
Mrs. F. w. Graft PA 9-7569
or Mrs. George Soubusta PA
9-7787.
Employed in Washington
Miss SuSen Skarl, daughter
OF Mr.. and Ms. Harold Skarl,
2430 Chillicothe Road, is now
employed in Washington DC.
She is in the Geological Sur
vey department. Miss Skarl
is expected home for Christ
mas.
Baton Twirler
Mary Ann G dard, IS
year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Goddard, 205 East
Hill Drive, has added another
achievement to her list of
laurelS in baton tWirling. On
Saturday, Dec. 2 Miss God
dard entered a twirling con-
test held at Ayersvillt high
school near Defence, Ohio.
T h r e she received third
place trophy in advanced
twirling. This was a tri-state
contest including Ohio, Mich
lgan and Indiana. This was
sponsored by the World TWir-
ling Association.
Death in California
Mrs. James Sipan, Sperry
Road, left by plane for st.
Helena, California on Sunday
afternoon. The previous day
she had received word of the
death of her father, Adrian
Whichard.
School Questions Answered
Kenyon Murley, publicity
committee for the. WeStWood
Fathers club, announces that
an opportunity is being offer
ed by the club whereby any
one who has questions about
the West Geauga schools may
ask for an answer.
This is at the meeting of
the Fathers club which will
be held at Westwood school
on Monday Dec. IL, at 800
pm. Superintendent Robert
Lindsey, will be present to
lead a discussion and conduct
a question and answer period
on all matters concerning
school. Anyone interested is
invited to a t t end and ask
questions.
Enjoys Retirement
After three months as a re-
tired teacher, Miss Millicent
Sinden, 760 County Line Rd.,
CheSterland, states that she
is enjoying her retirement
and is pleased that she is no
longer an tive teacher.
While she throughly enjoyed
her work and took a great in
terest in her pupils and was
beloved by them, she finds re-
tirement a welcome change.
Miss Sinden has taught a
total of AZ years. After finish
ing high school she had a
year of teacher training in the
Geauga unity Normal
School in Chardon. She then
taught two years in the Scot.
land district school where she
had six gr a d e S. She ther
taught for two years in the
Geauga Summary Building as