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Elementary

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other states into the Diocesan
schools.
The average age for the girl
graduates is 13, for the boys
IA.
Among awards granted to
the graduates Gas reported to
the school office are.
CHRIST THE KING
Scholarship to st. Mary of
the Springs, Jean Murphy;
second place State Spelling
Bee, Nora Ryan.
CORPUS CHRISTI - One
of 10 Diocesan spelling
champs, Anne Sinacola; sup
erior music rating, Theresa
SkunZa.
HOLY FAMILY - One of
10 Diocesan spelling champs,
Mary Jane Coccia.
HOLY SPIRIT Scholar
ship to Aquinas high school,
Richard Curtner.
OUR LADY OF PEACE -
General average of A: John
Jackson, Theresa Zeyen, SUI
anne Weber.
OUR LADY OF VICTORY
One of 10 Diocesan spelling
champs, Lynn Tweed; winner
of X of C essay contest, Den
mis- Donovan.
ST. ALoYSIuS Scholar
ship to Aquinas high school,
Michael Capretta.
ST. cATHARlNE Scho-
larShip to Aquinas high
school, Michael Noles; Scho-
larship to st. Mary of the
Springs, Barbara Cornelly;
certificates of excellence in
nationwide English contest,
Cynthia Gardner, Barbara
Connolly, Patricia Hefner;
certificates of excellence in
nationwide grammar contest,
Victoria Altman, Cynt h a
Gardner, Patricia Dol e n
mayer, John Erb, John Cru
Der, Barbara Connolly, Paula
Masys, Patricia Hefner; GER
tificates of excellence in ma
tionwide spelling conte S t,
Michael Bunch, Patricia Hef-
ner, Linda Hickey, Juliette
Ryan.
ST. FRANCIS - One of 10
Diocesan spelling champs,
Kathleen Reilly; goth percen-
tile in nationwide English,
spelling test, Kathleen Reil-
ly, Karen Cesar, Julianne
Carpenter.
ST. GABRIEL - Scholar
ship to Aquinas high school,
Eugene Schultz; champion
school speller, Julia Marzluf.
ST. JAMES THE LESS -
Partial scholarship to st.
Mary of the Springs, Mary
Norris; United Nations es-
say contest, third place to
Cosmo Bertino and honor
able mention to Robert Foel-
Ter.
ST. JOHN - Scholarship to
Aquinas high school, Robert
Stark.
ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY -
One of 10 Diocesan spelling
champs, Linda Rothermich;
music awards Peggy Apple
gate, Bonita Croce, Barbara
Hardy, Claudia Kramer, Mar
tina McFadden, Linda Rother-
mich, Ann Trousdale.
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He will celebrate his First
Solemn Mass at st. John the
Evangelist church at 10 am.
Sunday, June II.
ASSISTING HIM will be
Monsignor Frederick w.
Burkhart, pastor of st. John
the Evangelist, as S t
priest, MonSignor Herman E.
Mattingly, pastor of st. Fran
els de Sales parish, Newark,
Deacon, and Father Gregg
Petri, O.F.M., of st. Leonard
College, Dayton, Subdeacon.
The sermon will be preach
ed by the Very Rev. Vincent
Kroger, O.F.M., st. Joseph
Brothers School, Oldenburg,
Ind.
Michael Tam, a Franciscan
seminarian, will be Master of
Ceremonies.
ON THE EVENING of the
First Mass, Solemn Benedic-
ton will be given in the
parish church at 8 pm. The
First Priestly Blessing will
be conferred after Benedic-
ton and a public reception
will follow until 10 pm. in
the st. John Parish Center,
Friar Justus attended st.
John the Evangelist elemen-
tary school and Holy Rosary
High School, where he grad
uated in 1852.
The following year he was
clothed with the habit of st.
Francis at st. Anthony Novi-
tate, Cincinnati, Ohio.
He took his philosophy at
Duns Scotus College in De-
troit and theology at st.
Leonard College, Dayton. AT
ter ordination he will return
to st. Leonard College for a
year of special training for
newly ordained priests.
Friar Justus pronounced
his solemn vows as a Fran
ciScan in 1857.
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afternoon Mass
SET at Lake

A 5 pm. Sunday Mass has
been added to B uckey e
Lakes Our Lady of Mt. Car
mel schedule, Father James
NJ C E wan announced this
week. The evening Mass will
continue through the summer
months at the resort town
parish. Other Sunday Masses
begin at z am, 8 am. and II
am. Confessions are heard
before each Mass.
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HE WILL Be celebrant at
a Solemn Mass at 4 pm,
June IL, in st. Catharine
Church. Monsignor Joseph R.
Casey, pastor of st. Catha-
rine, will be assistant priest,
Father Edward E. Cincoski,
ST., Sacred Heart Novitiate,
Milford, will be deacon and
Father Philip H. Vogel, 81,
John Carroll University,
Cleveland, and a Columbus
native. will be Subdeacon.
The sermon will be given
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Visitors are welcome to
board one Of the last Ohio
River steam towboats, the w.
P. Snyder, Jr., moored in the
Muskingum River, Marietta,
and operated as a museum by
The Ohio Historical Society.
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Farmers Bank and Savings Co.
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, 1962-02-07
Community Chest
Reminds Putrons of
Donkey Drag Dunce

The annual Donkey Drag,
sponsored by the St. Croix
Community Chest will be held
at Hotel St. Croix by the Sea
on Wednesday, February q,
it was announced by Alva c.
Nc Farlane, chairman.
The popular Wesley Tho
mas and his Combo will fur
nish music for the occasion.
Tickets are now on sale at
several business places in both
towns.
Mr.. Nc Farlane said that it is
not too late to enter a cart for
the donkey races, scheduled
for February %, at the ball
park in FrederikSted.
Carts are available from the
Claude O.. Markoe School
Chapter of the Future Farmers
of America.
, 1962-02-07
VurietY of Events To
Feature Celebration
Of Scout Anniversary

A wide variety Of events
and activities are planned
throughout the island in cele-
bration of Boy Scout Week,
Z -l3, it was announced today
by Alva c. Nc Farlane, Chair
man Of the St. Croix District
Committee Puerto Rico-Virgin
Islands Council of the Boy
Scouts of America.
Under the national theme
for the fifty-second anniver-
sary of the founding of the
Boy Scouts Of America,
St. Croix Cub Scouts, Explor-
erS and volunt eer leaders will
be involved in activities with
public officials and with COM
munity Institutions that spon-
sor Scouting Units.
Samuel B. King, Scout Exc
cutive for the Virgin Islands
spoke last night over WIvI on
The Strength of Scouting.
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church in Frederiksted will
hold a parents organization
meeting in Bethesda Hall to-
night at s.
, 1962-02-07
Sixteen Organizations
Cuble Legislators
For Info. on Hurvey

Disturbed by the complete
lack Of information available
to the public regarding the
Harvey Aluminium proposed
agreement, St. Croix organiza-
tons are asking their senators
to attend a meeting with their
representatives prior to the
public hearing scheduled to be
held here.
Heads Of these organizations
say that their members have a
right to know the facts before
they attend the hearings UNI
prepared, and sent off the fol
lowing cablegram:
The undersigned organiza-
tons OF St. Croix request a
meeting for their officers with
the St. Croix legislators for a
discussion of the Harvey pro-
posals on St. Croix Friday
night, February 9th at $50
pm. at Government House pre-
liminary to public hearing. We
respectfully request that you
secure for us the proposed con
tract and supporting docu-
ments at once for study before
Friday nights meeting. Please
reply cable collect"
Among the Signers are the
WomenS Business and ProfeS-
Sional Clubs of ChriStianSted
and FrederikSted, the Demo
cratic Clubs of ChriStiansted
and Frederiksted, the St. Croix
Continued on page a
Gotewood jones is
Given Sci. Service
Cert. Of Appreciation
Catewood James Of Frederik
Sted, was presented with a CT
tation from the President in
the form of a Certificate of
Appreciation in recognition of
ten years of service to the ma
ton, as an uncompenSated
member of the Selective Ser
vice local board for St. Croix.
The information was fur
nished by Colonel Christmas,
Director of Selective Service
for the Virgin Islands.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
Art Shop
Opens Today
in Chardon

The Parfait Galleries have
opened today at 239 Main St.,
Chardon, with Louise Pocock
of King Memorial Rd., Char
don, and Suzanne Pagan Of
North ST., Chardon, as prop
rietorS.
The shop, featuring all me-
Ola OF art, including paintings
in oil, water colorS, charcoal
and pen and ink. Also in the
shop will be ceramics, ena-
melS, antiques, herbs, and
needlework, in other words
they will carry any kind of
hand GRATED items.
The shop is designed as an
old fashioned ice cream par
lor where refreshments such
as parfaitS, chocolate and Ge-
auga maple SundieS will be
served.
Glasses in water color, oil.
pottery, silver and drawing
will begin the week of April
16. For further information
call 286-3O21. Childrens class
es will be given on Saturdays.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
Mildred Brest
, Rites Wednesday

Mrs. Mildred Hall Brest, 81,
of Rt. 2 Mulberry Road died
Saturday in r i C h m o n d
Heights General hospital fol-
lowing lingering illness.
She was born in Chester on
Sept. 8, 1900, to Will and Tes-
sic Hall and was a lifelong re-
sident of Geauga County. Mrs
BreSt was a member of the
Mentor Baptist church.
Survivors are the husband,
Roy; daughters, Mrs. Eline
Strock of Bass Lake, Mrs
Lois Knight and Mrs. Betty
TraSk, both of Chardon; one
son, Walter, of Chardon and
nine grandchildren.
Services were held Wednes-
day at l:30 pm. at the Burr
Funeral Home. Rev. Phillip
Young, pastor of the Mentor
Baptist church, and Rev.
Robert Haynes assistant pas
tor officiated.
Burial was in Riverside Gem
etery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
B ANIMAL
Meeting Is
Tuesday

DR.. Myron Perlich, Control
ler Of tuberculosis in Cuya-
hoga County, will be the fea-
tured speaker at the annual
meeting of the Geauga County
tuberculosis & Health Assoc
iation, April 10, at the Burton
Congregational church. H S
subject will be Finding the
Infected"
Maurice A. Fox, president
of the Association, will pre-
side at the combined meeting
of membership and Board OF
Directors, which will begin al
eight O'Clock. B. A. Broughton
chairman of the nominating
committee, will present a
slate of officers for election.
and annual and financial re-
ports will be read.
Mrs. Roy Coats of Burton is
in charge of refreshments.
assisted by a committee con-
SiSting of Mrs. Paul Pope
Mrs. William Kaye, and Mrs.
Ray Hensel.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
West Geauga PTA
to Elect Officers

CHESTER - Monday, Apr.
9 at 8 pm. in the high school
cafeteria the Mathematics
Department of West Geauga
high will present the pro-
gram 'Math for All". accord
ing to Marjory Williams.
The program is designed to
enlighten the public as to the
kind of math program that is
being offered at West Geauga
high.
You are invited to attend
and present your views.
On the agenda for the busi-
ness meeting will be the cleo
ton of officers. Nominations
from the floor will be in ord
er.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
BAR ASSOCIATION
MEETS MONDAY

Geauga County Bar ASsoci-
alton will consider a new fee
schedule w h e n they meet
next Monday at the offices of
ThraSher, DinSmore and Dol
an in Chardon.
They are also planning to
consider observance of May
Day Law Day" in Geauga
and will discuss t h possibil-
ity of remodeling Geauga S
common pl e a S courtroom.
James DinSmore is president
of the "a members of the Bar
Association.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

va, Hartsgrove, Cleveland
Chester, Stow, Lyndhurst
Mentor, Euclid, HuntsDurg
and Hambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mol
zCn and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Doubledee were in charge Of
the reception. They were as
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
School
ReneWs
Contracts

CnarQOn SCnOOl DOarQ Mon
day night voted to offer con-
tracts to c h a d o n school
teachers of the coming year
on the list submitted by Sup
erintendent Garfield.
Teachers moved up to the
continuing contract clasSifi-
cation (Which gives them ten
ure on their POSITIONS in
clude: Orrin Bradley, Mrs.
Grace Hooper, Richard Nc
Connell, Philip Slane and Ha-
eel Hanna.
One year contracts were Of
fered to the following:
Donald BabSon, Mrs. Ruth
Bartunek, Mrs. Jocelyn Ben
jamin, Theodore B e key,
Miss Patricia Bidwell. Way
ne Bifano, Mrs. Elaine Blum,
William Bradley, Mrs. Royal
Brown, Miss Karen BunduS.
Miss Helen Calvin, Mrs. Cat
herine Garfield, Mrs. Lottie
Carraher, Mrs Annabelle
CLANCY, Mrs. Gayle Chaplin,
Mrs. Emily Chismar, Thomas
Cliff, Mrs. Eunice Coleman.
Ralph Combs, Patrick Cron-
in, Mrs. Jean Dinsmore, Mrs.
Frances Divoky, Mrs. Doris
Eddy,
George Ely, Mrs. Ann Fen
wick, Michael Fisher, Tom
Foti, Mrs. Myriam ellison,
Mrs. Nancy Goodrich, Mrs.
Eva Hartland. Mrs. E t t a
Hawthorne, Miss Rachel Hen
derson, Mrs. Mabel HosSler,
Mrs. Marilyn Jenner, Mrs.
Evelyn Jolly, Mrs. Jane JON
es, Mrs. Tommie Largent,
Miss Mary Leuty, Mrs. Cecel-
ia McDevitt, Mrs. Vivian Nc
Donald, David McGrew, Miss
Joyce Miller,
Mrs. Ards Millikan, Mrs.
Anne Morgan, Richard Pace,
Mrs. Rebecca Phipps, Mrs.
Anna Mae Pozone, Mrs. Mary
Price, Mrs. Floy Rickard,
Paul Safko, Mrs. Erma Sim
eS, Mrs. Ellen Smith, Robert
Somerville, Miss Ellen Spen-
GER, Mrs. Ruth Starr, Mich
ael Staup, Mrs. Ellen Thom-
as, Mrs. Helen Thomas, Mrs.
Nancy Wallis, Mrs. Lucy Web
er, Carl Wilson, Miss Mary
Witt, Mrs. Mary Witt, Otto
Yount.
Teachers in the Chardon
school system who have con-
tinuing contracts, which are
automatically renewed in
clude: ...
Mrs. Mary Aumick, Mrs.
Florence Barone, Mrs. Fran
ceS Bender, Mrs. Thora Bic
an, Mrs. Genevieve Bohland,
Mrs. Amelia Bradley, Mrs.
Grace Bradley, Mrs. Kathryn
Byrne, Mrs. Dorothea Can
field, Ira Garfield, Miss My
rtle Collins, Mrs. Jane Chain.
Mrs. Mabel Crockett, Miss
Anna Dunn,
Mrs. E | z a b e t h Fisher
Robert Hawkins, Mrs Blanche
Hoffman, Wallace Kosinski,
Dwight Ladd, Mrs. Elizabeth
Ladd, Mrs. Helen LePrevost
Miss E h e Mellinger, Will
liam Middleton, Aatos Mix
kila, Joseph Novak, Charles
Porter, c. o. Reef,
Mrs. Edna Reef, Donald
Rhodes, Miss Elsie SchWindl,
Miss Kathryn Schwindl, Mrs.
Anna Shultz, L. J. Slane, Mrs
Gertrude T h a yer, Charles
Thomas, Rex Thornburgh,
Mrs. Leone Violin, William
Walthour, Mrs. Esther Will
liamS, Mrs. Elnora Zepp.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

The room was beautifully
decorated with a yellow arbor
hung with golden bells with
potted yellow NUNS on either
side.
Ice cream, cake, mintS,
nuts, punch and coffee were
served from lace covered
tables decorated with candel-
bra and centered with a
three TERED wedding C a k G
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
Foreign Dolls
on Display
at School

The C h il d r e n at Maple
school in Chardon have enjoy
ed a collection of authentic
dolls from foreign countries
this past week. An eskimo
doll, entirely dressed in fur
represents Alaska; and there
is a delicate lady from Japan
complete with parasol; also
a big-eyed lady from Brazil
with a basket of fruit on her
head, and many more.
An exhibit like this is a ioy
educationally, for it so often
acts to further study, under
standing and appreciation o.
life in other countries.
KriStin Lehman's grand,
parents collected the dolls in
their travels, and her class
mates interest and enthusi.
aSm are genuine. Thanks to
KriStin for sharing them with
vail.
Kristin is a first grader in
Mrs. Jean Dinsmore'S room
at Maple Elementary.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
made GEAUcA RECORD cHARD0N o. APR5 1862

made and decorated by MIS-.
Nina Wieland.
The many lovely gifts and
cards we're placed on a table
holding yellow taperS and
floral gifts which the couple
had received.
Guests were present from
PaineSville, Unionville, Char
don, Claridon, Canton. Leroy,
WilloughDy, Parkman, Gene
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

sisted by the daughters Of
botn the M 0 lion S and the
Doubledees and relatives Of
the hOnOreu couple.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
rs Honor Calvin Lewis
on 5Oh Anniversary

HAMBDEN - One hundred 25 at Hambden Congregation
seventy five relatives and al church honorng
friends attended the receip Wedding anniversary of
tion Sunday afternoon Mar Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Lewis.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

When a friend asks, there
is no tomorrow.
George Herbert
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND
Booth Memorial
Cleveland clinic
Cleveland Metropolitan General
Evangelical DeaconesS
FaiTvjew Park
Forest city
Grace
Lutheran
MI. Sinai
Polytechnic
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

Poetry is the spontaneous
overflow of powerful feelings:
= it takes it's origin from emo
tion recollected in tranquility
Wordsworth
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

Kids getting banged have family know
that Bruises breaks cuand sometimes serious sickness It's
Because Blue
aid And when family protected by
they have the hospital they
different basic
bo2deet available More and
because
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

People are eXasperated by
poetry which they do not un-
derstand and contemptuous
of poetry which they under
stand without effort.
T 6 Flint
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

ST. Alexis
ST. Ann
81 JchD'S
ST. LUke's
ST. Vincent Charity
University (6a6ies and
ChUdreHS, Hanna House.
Hanna Pavilion, Lakeside,
Macdonald House,
Benjamin RoSe)
Woman'S
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Adjustable wrist and
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ply only II you can furnish ex-
tensive samples of your published
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IIhEo' IIuCk, USED, from ySg5,
Specialists on foreign and COM
pacts. CITY TIRE CO. DE. 2-2I37.
TRACTOR PARTS-Used and re-
built, international tractor parts,
save up to 500 OF new cost.
Free estimate. Call OF, 4-qlOO,
PHILLIPS MACHINERY, 29IO
Jeff-Davis hwy, Arl.. Va.
TUBE TESTER, Hickok 5000, new
in carton. Will sell or trade for
cupboard motor. TU. 2-0S50.
TV. 81" Magnavox. aluminized pic.
tube, am. I'm. radio hi-fi 3 speed
changer, console model. AP. =
l703 Wkdy ewes. AFT
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LAWN MOWER-Toro, good condi-
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Statesmen (2)-With goal set fol
$4,000 to $4,000 q year with
live organization. No Others NEED
apply. ROCKVILLE FORD. GA
4-5fN0 See Mr.. Restorff or Mr.