Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-12

uIllliS1 dlfu COllGCoG Will NC
held on Wednesday April IL
at Hosmer's Restaurant in
Burton. The topic for this
year is Federal Aid to High
er Education.
Non college bound seniors
at West Geauga High school
are taking the Ohio State
Employment Service Aptit-
ude Test on Friday, April 13.
This service is offered by the
employment service to assist
young men and women select
and find jobs upon graduation
from high school. The tests
are administered and evalua-
ted and then a representative
from OSES contacts each stu
dent for counselling, based on
the results of the eXamina-
ton. The branch office Servic-
ing West Geauga High school
is located in Painesville.
Kiwanis
1t will be Assembly Pro
ducts Night" at the April 18th
KiWaniS club meeting at TOO
pm. at the Chesterland Com
munity church. John Saint
Amour, president of API, will
display and speak on his COM
pany'S products.
La Leche League to Meet
The Chesterland group of
La Leche League will hold a
spring series of four meet
ingS on Monday evenings,
April %, and 80 and May 7
and IA. The meetings will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ric-
hard 10th, lis Hickory Drive.
Chesterland and will begin at
eight p. m. These meetings
are concerned with the best
form of nutrition for infants.
The first meeting will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Rudolph Roz-
anc, the second by Mrs. Mic
hael Davis and the last two
by Mrs. Gerald Elliott Any
women interested are invited
to attend. For further infcr-
nation please call Mrs. 10th
at PA 9-4165 or Mrs. Elliott
at ED 8-5362.
WeStWOOd School
Ellen Shaffer of Mrs. Sax
on's fifth grade placed first
and Kenny Hoover of Mrs.
Gay Gilchrist's fifth grade
was second in the Cleveland
Press spelling contest held
April End at Westwood. High
est in Mrs. Eileen KieSel-
bach's fifth grade was Chuck
Ferris, D e br a Sidoti from
Mrs. Myrtle Purdum'S fifth
grade; Gregg LandiS of Mr..
Lloyd SchillS' fourth grade:
Terry Bebout of Mrs. Ruth
Huffine'S fourth grade; Stew
en- Lohrey from Mrs. Ida
Munn'S fourth grade and San
dra Stavana of Mrs. Wilma
HoWarth's fourth grade.
The children in Mrs. Bar
bara Galante's, Mrs. Shirley
Smiths, Mrs. Ruth Bishops S
and Mrs. Denelda Kasick's S
first grade classes decorated
the m a n hallway bulletin
board in a spring motif de-
signed by Mrs. Nancy Dean,
elementary art teacher, using
leaves, buds, daffodils, tulips
and a large rabbit which they
had made in art class.
WeStwood C h ool library
directed by Mary Eykyn as
sisted by volunteers Mrs.
Frank BosWorth, Mrs. Sid
ney Graft, Mrs. Alfred Kus
and Mrs. Stanley Mapes cir
culated 1920 books last month
Mrs. Geneva Miller's third
graders recently gave an as.
Sembly program for the other
third graders about conserv.
ing natural resources. Those
with speaking parts wer {
Billy Soukup, Christine Go.
heen, Susan Waver, Mary Egg.
get, Tommy Cupples, Caro-
Napp, Kathy Kravos, Tony
Fredericks and Todd Hart.
American Field Service
Two finalists Karen May
and Greg Bentz, have beer
chosen from the West Geauga
High school students to go a.
broad either for the summer
or for part of next years
school term under the pro.
gram sponsored by the Am.
erican Field Service organic,
alton. AS this is the first year
the organization has been act
i've at West Geauga, these
students will have to pay their
own way. Next year Ameri
can Field Service expects tt
be able to help with eXpens