Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-07

body in their caps and gowns.
/ am quite sure that all of US
wish them much success in
their next venture whether it
be college or a job. Those at
tending were Carolyn Kirby,
Kathy Evans, Sandra Sass,
Nancy Bates, jeanette Sle-
zak, Mary Louise BoreS, AL
Goodman, Bob Thomas, Car
ol MecSko, Gerald Brezina,
John Haluska, Garty OFT,
Marilyn Bizyak, Jack Brewer,
Cecilia Doughterty, Barry Ha-
nSel, Daniel Malone, Frances
iMalunnst Jam e S Martin,
David Petrik, Thomas Phil
lips, Carl Wolfram, Richard
Reminder, Walter Buehner,
Shirley Fecko, Carol A n
Protiva and Frank Schwartz.
Mass and Communion was
followed by a breakfast that
was given by Father James
Moran and served by the lad
les of the parish. 1t was very
impressive and it will long bic
remembered by all the gradu-
ateS and the ones that got to
attend this Mass.
The fifth graders of st. Hell
ems school will attend Mass
on Friday morning at 8 am.
Then they will re-
ceive their report cards and
according to Father James
Moran and Sister Mary Har-
old the teacher Of that class,
Mother, they will be all yours.
Saturday, June 9 is the Wig
il of Pentecost so it is a half
Fast Day and meat can only
be eaten once on that day by
all good Catholics.
On May 81, the fifth grade
class taught by Mrs. Theresa
Smeader made a tour of the
Chardon Rubber Company,
and the County Court House.
Ali the pupils got a chance to
sit in the jury box and they
were very much impressed
by doing so. Their afternoon
was climaXed by a picnic
supper at the home of Mrs.
Smeader East King Street in
Chardon. With all they got to
eat and talking from expert
ence I don't think any child
that attended it ate anything
when they got home.
The Operetta around the
World in Eighty Minutes"
was presented by Mrs. Krums
third and fourth grade class
for their parents on May 81,
at the NeWbury school aud
itorum. AS protrayed by the
children, the operetta tells us
of two children who sailed a
way on a magic carpet to WIS.,
it ten countries where singing
and folk dancing are taking
place. The carpe returns
to America where scenes, So
ngS and dances of the pioneer
days are being enacted, the
costumes were made by the
parents and the teacher and
the singing was directed by
Mrs. Kathleen Summer, the
singing teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ski
ski and family of Bass Lake
Road entertained some of
their relatives with a picnic
on Sunday, June 3.
The Carnival that was held
over the past holiday week
and weekend by the Newbury
Volunteer firemen at the fire
station in Newbury was term
ed a success even though the
weather wasn't too good for
1t. OF course all the kiddies
had a good time on all the
rides that they had. All are
looking forward to the one to
be held next year which they
plan to have a bigger and
better one.
The NeWbury United Com
munity church had their an
nual church picnic on Sunday
June 3 at Wiegand's Lake
Park on Route 81 and they
started out by having their
Sunday worship service out
doors which was very we'll at
tended. 1t was followed by
games, picnic lunch which all
packed and then some more
games. The games and con-
tests were under the leader
ship Of the Fellowship Com
mittee.
The Senior High Class Bac-
calaureate was held on Sun
day evening at z pm. at the
NeWbury school with Rev.
Theron French of the New
bury United Community
church delivering the sermon
which was entitled give
Smooth Stones. This all fol-
lowed the Dinner Dance that