Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-15
'Newbury
BY Margaret M. Davis


Day which is March II start
ing at 8 pm. Donation is only
$1.00 per person and is open
to the public. Why not join
your neighbors and friends
|, for a nice evening of fun?
The N W bur y Flames is
sponsoring a Record Hop to
be held n March II at their
fire station, situated just east
of Center Rd., on Route 81.
The public is invited and their
will be dancing for all age
groups, Bill Wiegand is in
charge of the hop and dona-
tionS are so cents per person.
During the season of Lent,
masses will be held on We'd
nesday and Friday evenings
at st. Helen's church at 6 pm.
also every morning at 8 am.
Father James Moran is very
pleased with the attendance
and he is hoping for even lar
ger crowds to attend mass at
the given times.
Junior and senior boys pre-
sent at last weeks instructions
at st. Helen's were Richard
Paskowsky, John E. HaluSka,
Jerry w. Brezina, Carl Wal
fran Jr., Dave Petrik, Geo
rye Oakford, Kevin Finnerty,
Paul B r e n t, Frank Kitko,
Mike Prots, Gary Loving, Jim
Bizyak, Gary OFT, Tim Brent,
and Jay Monigold. Won't your
son join the group?
Cake decorating school St
arted on Monday evening at
st. Helen's and will run for
10 weeks. All Pensioners are
welcome and the tax dona-
ion is $500.
There will be a series of
Four premarriage conference
es for engaged couples start
ing on March 25. You are ask
ed to make arrangements with
Father Marks or Father Nor
an if you plan to attend.
The host and hostess at the
door of the Newbury United
Community church on Sum-
day, March II were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Richards.
On Sunday evening, March
II the Senior high P.F. met at
the N W bury Community
church from z to $50 pm. at
that time program was held
including a fellowship and a
short worship service.
Following the worship SER
vice on Sunday, Mar. II the
Fellowship committee of the
NeWbury Community church
sponsored a Ham dinner and
it was very we'll attended ev-
en- with all the pancakes be-
ing served around Newbury,
of course, why not, with all
with all the good cooks out
doing themselves for it.
The N e W bury Explorer
Scouts held their weekly meet
ing on Monday night, March
IL at the Community church
from 7::3O to $50 pm.
The Lenten Bible class has
been divided into 2 groups
and one met at the home of
Mrs. w. o. Frohring on Mum
Rd., on Wednesday, Mar. IA,
at 1000 am. This group uses
as their theme and study en-
titled Barriers to Belief.
The junior high P.F. held
their weekly meeting on Wed
nesday, following hool
hours from 8 pm. until 6 pm.
at the Newbury Community
church.
The Second Lenten class of
the Bible study will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Alan Skin
ner on Bass Lake Rod, at 10
am. Their course of study
will be on the book entitled
Modern Rivals To The
Christian Faith"
The Women's Fellowship of
the Community church will
begin their meeting at 1920
am. at their social hall as u.s.
ual, quilting and sewing. II
are invited to attend.
Circle ga" will hold their
guild meeting at the New
bury Community church on
Thursday, March IS starting
at II noon and they will have
as their program the Dedica-
ton of the Womens Gift. All
ladies are urged to bring their
boxes in at this time. You are
also asked to bring sandwich
es for your lunch and coffee
and tea will be served.
The Evening Bible class is
open to both men and women
and all are invited to attend.
1t will be held on Thursday
evening March Is at the New
bury Community church par
Sonage and will start at 8 pm
The Junior high 9th and
9th 0ro Incl will ..1o1L - ~.