Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-25

: en-. RetreShmenS will be SER
, we'd by the West Geauga Band
Aids.
4 The next meeting of the
Band Aids will be February Z.
=. Officers of the Tri-M-club will
have part in the program.
They are Ronald Mailer, pre-
Sident, who will present the
l pins to the members; william
GuStafson, vice president
Arawana HayaShi, secretary.
= Karen May, treasurer; Mary
Butz, historian. Other men,
berS will also have a part in
the entertainment.
Battles Watch
= Thomas Battles, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Battles of Wash
= ington D. G. who has been
spending much time with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Battles during the past
years, and Miss Elaine Via
tch Of Cleveland will be mar
ried in Cleveland on Saturday
Jan. 81. They will live in
Cleveland where Mr.. Battles
is employed by R epu b lie
Steel.
Businessmen Install Officers
Rocco Dragonette 100 Lin
coin Drive, of the Chester
branch of the Burton Bank
was installed as president of
h e Chester BuSineSSmenS
club at the annual dinner and
meeting held on January 16
at Chardon Lakes Inn. Other
officers are Harry Gillis, vice
president; Clifford KuSter,
secretary; James Kenealy,
treasurer; direc tors, Mr.
Dragonette, Mr.. Gillis, Nor
man Moss, Paul Montague
and Mr.. Kuster.
Master of ceremonies was
Mr.. GilliS, Eugene Painter
was installing officer. Frank
Feigle is the retiring presid-
ent. Bill Weldon a magician,
supplied the entertainment.
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Chester Welcome Wagon
Co-chairmen for the next
bazaar to be given by the
Welcome Wagon club are Mrs
Theodore Leach and Mrs.
John Windahl. They will meet
with the heads Of various
committees on January 25 at
800 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Windahl. 1865 Cedar Road.
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Roy Battles has new Position
Readers will be interested
in knowing that Roy Battles
formerly Of Chester, now of
Washington D. C. who has
served for the past nine years
as Assistant to the Master of
the National Grange, has re-
signed from the Grange work.
Mr.. Battles has Joined the
work Of Clear Channel Radio
Service. Before joining the
staff of the National Grange
he worked in the interest of
Clear Channel BroadcaSting
while serving as Farm Pro
gram Director for WLW, Gin
cinnati, a Clear Channel Sta
ton.
Junior Science Club proposed
On January 5 at the West
Geauga high school a meet
ing of the science faculty and
the West Geauga JayceeS to
discuss the erection Of a Jun
lor Science club for the school
age young people of the COM
munity.
From the faculty in attend
ance were Frank Samuel,
high school principal, Frank
Tucek, Science department
chairman, Byron Williams
and r o b ert Mccullough.
teachers. From the JayceeS
were Tom German, Richard
Forrest, Robert Wantz, jam
eS Fox, Richard wilhelm.
Saul Hoffman, Verl Mauzy.
Donald BooS, Christian Kri-
zan, Allen Gould and Jesse
Richards.
Also attending as guests
"ele LII. norman Aldrldge,
Assistant Professor of Biol
ogy at Western Reserve Un-
iVersity and DR.. Robert Rafos
Basic Research Chemist at
Sohio'S Research Laborat-
ory.
The Youth Science club is
a project sponsored by the
West Geauga Jaycees for the
purpose Of giving those youths
OF the community with scien-
tific interest an opportunity
to pursue those interests.
The Jaycee organization is
a civic organization of young
adults devoted to improve
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