Geauga record. [volume], February 12, 1953, Image 2

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The
2—THE RECORD, CHARDON, O., FEBRUARY 12, 1953
Bowling
Beat
by EVELYN ARDY
At the Vine Lanes Tourna
ment action in Willoughby re
cently, our Vet’s Beverage team
fired a 3021 series and bowled
over 50 teams for top spot on
the prize list. Captain George
Kovitch has been informed that
he and his fellow keglers
Milt Hazen, Steve Liptak, Ev
Hendrickson, and Stan Leggett:
—will receive a $75.00 prize,
one large trophy to go on dis
play at the sponsor’s beverage
store, and individual smaller
trophies for each bowler.
The second place winners are
remaining incommunicado, since
Kovitch's keglers beat them by
only one pin.
Stan Leggett and Milt Hazen
registered a neat 1295 in the
doubles competition and walked
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AUTO REPAIRS
off with first prize money and
trophies. In individual com
petition, Stan Leggett’s 654 will
probably place him on the list
for one of the 10 prizes. Stop
in at Vet’s Beverage Store for
your party needs and enjoy de
ciding which is the brightest
the big shiny trophy or George
Kovitch’s bright broad smile.
In their regular Tuesday lea
gue contests at & V Rec, the
beverage sharpshooters rolled
923-851-820 for a 2594 series
that took 3 points from Secur
ity Savings. Stan Leggett tal
lied 203. Tee Pee Motors and
Chardon Springs divided them
2 and 2. The results were the
same between Chardon Rubber
and Suchdale Tavern and be
tween Finch and Strong Milk
Cartage. Carlson's rolled 3 from
the JayCees. Country and Sub
urban scored 3 to 1 over Circle
6. Tuesday’s 200 tallies were
201 for Andy Locsey, 214 for
Dick Peters, 215 for McClish,
211 for Russ Vese, and 200 for
Homer Barham.
In the ladies’ lanes two teams
are pleasant surprises. Mon
etta’s five made the board in
high individual scoring with,
their 797. This could be called
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a 7 man team. The 5 gals are
doing the actual bowling under
the loud guidance of their able
coaches, Steve Liptak and Jim
Lucas. It’s* anybody’s guess how
far up on the prize board Mon
etta’s will be yelled into.
Chardon Metal Products bowl
erettes are moving on up the
ladder regularly too. They are
employing a system of their
own, and from the look of the
spectators seats on Fridays, it’s
a private cheering section. Jolly
Betty Parr sometimes gets too
enthusiastic and some of it
bubbles over onto their com
petitors. This resulted in a 2-2
tie for them and Farinacci Con
struction in the last contests.
Chardon Metal Products cor
dially invites Clara Thrasher,
Cleo Bryant, Mabie Ruth Layne,
and Lois Layne back again on
Friday. These ladies can do the
encouraging, leaving Betty Parr
free to direct her energies to
ward the headpin.
For Hi-Life, Jane Bond
turned on the pressure in the
last game and paced her team
for the 1 point they managed
for the evening. Her speed on
the slides stopped Chardon Auto
Parts from taking all 4.
Finch Cleaners marked 3 to
& V Rec’s 1 point. It was
3 to 1 for Chapman Tile over
Chardon Rubber. Leisy's
blanked Farinacci Buick and
Monetta’s scored 3 to Culligan’s
1.
The best score in the Church
league competition was Jim
Kolenic’s 236. Schinagles Mar
ket rolled 4 from Midway Inn,
& V Nash 3 from Gigliotti
Contractors, and Moonglow Inn
3 from Burton Auto Co.
On Thursday the big ones
were Srp's 933-806-937 for a
2676 series that took all of
them from Chardon Rubber.
Seufer made 211, Red Nicolet
223, Harry Jonath 224, and
Steve Horvath 204. Frantz Tav
ern scored 3 to Culligan’s 1.
Chuck’s Towing Service rolled
likewise over Chardon Savings
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Fowl at $5.33 a pound, eggs at 35 cents each. Those are prices Carl
Lowrance, of Joplin, Mo., gets from the 30,000 quail on his farm.
When Lowrance took up quail-raising two years ago, experts said
he couldn’t raise commercial-size flocks brooder losses from disease
would run at least 20 per cent. They did until Lowrance cut this to 3.5
per cent by adding the wonder drug aureomycin to the chicks’ drinking
water. Now he finds it impossible to fill all the orders he gets.
News from Munson
G. Allen
5-8231
News by Mrs. John
Telephone Chardon
Heart Fund Drive
Vivian McDonald and Enid
Horton are township co-chair
men for the Heart Fund in
Munson. These girls have di
vided the township into four
quarters and Hilda Joiner,
Dorothy Bowers, Leona Herr
ington and Margaret Hage are
the division chairmen. On Sun
day afternoon and evening,
Feb. 15, we will all be asked
to donate to this worthy cause.
Free Health Service
Dr. Edmunds has asked that
a reminder be made of the free
inoculation service in the coun
ty. By phoning the Board of
Bank.
Monday’s mightiest maple
maulers were Bostwick’s Store
team. They had a 2683 series—
916-845-922. It netted them all
4 from the Van Gorder Hard
ware team. Markko made 201
and H. Van Gorder 203.
Between C. Peters Excavating
and F. O. Eagles, it was the
former all 4, leaving the latter
team a goose egg. Hendrickson
Electric had the same results
over Ohio Bell Phone. Moss
Farm Dairy and Green Lantern
Tavern shared them 2 and 2.
Junction Auto Sales rolled 3,
Ben Franklin Store 1. Ed.
Kempf Water Pump bowled 3,
Perkins Motor Sales 1.
The 200 topplers were: Rudy
Deak 211, Hal Smith 203,
Bell 203, Clem Dewait
Len Lockwood 223, Carl
bitt 200, Big John 201,
Henke 203 and Joe Glavic 204.
Ken
211,
Nes
Jack
Frankie Bowls
High in
Snapout League
.......
Frank Edelinski was high pin
tumbler in the Snapout League
las week. His pins spilled to the
score of 168-184-201. R. Deak
scored a 163-165-188 for sec
ond and Nelson Burgess rolled
167-203-146.
high
1919,
with
The Buckeyes rolled
games of 570-692-657
and the Joiks came second
613-644-625 1882.
Team standings are:
Won Lost Pte.
Bombers 34 Ms 25% 45%
Joiks 31 29 43
Clippers 30 30 40
Snappers 28 32 39
Buckeyes 29 31 37
Bowlcats 26% 33% 35%
LOOKING for FUN?
visit
B&V
Recreation
Chardon
Health an appointment can be
made to have any infants and
children in the county inocul
ated for whooping cough, lock
jaw, diptheria and small pox.
Don’t neglect your children
and call for an appointment for
the first series or a booster
shot.
Men's Club
The group met at the Town
Hall last Thursday night. Roger
Emmons made a preliminary
report on the Club Township
planning committee. His find
ings were discussed at great
length and finally tabled until
the next meeting. Frank Fink
showed films on the Atomic
Bomb, “Life of a
“History of the
Industry.”
Bee,” and
Petroleum
Boy Scout News
All of Troop 91,
committee including Ed Win
genbach, Bill Lytle, Martin
Miller, Ronald Hamilton and
Rex Thornburgh, the boys par
ents and Scoutmasters, Roger
Emmons and Warren Hender
son (in
tended
Painesville
school
This large group representing
Munson said it was truly a
worthwhile experience.
entire Scout
new uniforms), at
the Scout Rally in
at Riverside high
on Sunday afternoon.
Mother’s Club
The women held their
ing Monday night at the
of Mrs. Stephen Kiehel.
to supply playground
for each classroom.
meet
home
They
voted
balls
Equipment needed for the school
infirmary cot is being donated
by Mrs. Rita Temple, Mrs. John
Burgher, Mrs. Reef and Mrs.
Kiehel. Arrangements were
Wishing the
made to take care of the in-1 /\/z'Ll//?!/
firmary laundry. Watch for the v,
announcement of an extra spec
ial meeting to be
March 9.
held on
Personals
Two year old
Jensen had her tonsils
at Huron Road hospital last
Friday.
Johanna
removed
Mr. Arthur Dade made the
arrangements to have a scale
donated to the Munson school.
Steve Kiehel successfully
witched a well for Dr. S.
Hayashi’s new office. He pre
dicted a supply of water at
63 feet and an excellent source
was reached at 65 feet.
Miss Joan Walsh is taking a
professional tailoring course at
the Elizabeth Kardos Fashion
Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. ’*Don Ellicott
and daughter left last week
for a vacation in Cuba.
Mrs. Harry Unger enter
tained the Bass Lake Canasta
Club last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Gessic is county
chairman for the Muscular
Dystrophy Drive.
Patricia Cahill of Cleveland
was a house guest of Joan
Walsh last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kiehel
left Wednesday to drive to
Potstown, Pa., to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Kiehel’s ninety
four-year-old mother, Mrs. Mary
Read.
Dr. and Mrs. Willard Parker
and Mr .and Mrs. Edward Mc
Geough sang in a chorus Tues
day night at the Baptist church
in Chesterland as part of the
entertainment for a West Ge
auga Recreation Council dinner.
Two year old Gregory
Steele had an accident Monday
Newt by Emma Blair
Phone 372
Trounce Chardon in Basketball
The Newbury basketball team
trounced the league leading
Chardon team Saturday evening
70 to 61. On Friday evening
they won both games from
Thompson. Good luck in the
tournament, boys.
Newbury Grange
Newbury Grange met Feb. 4.
A chili supper was served be
fore the meeting by the Home
Economic chairman, Mrs. Hilda
Knox. The chaplain, treasurer,
gatekeeper and Pomona were in
stalled by the deputies. Our Lec
turer, Ada Tretheway, gave a
very interesting report of her
trip to the short course at War
ren. Next meeting Feb. 18. Bring
cherry cake or pie for lunch.
Community Aid
The Community Aid will meet
at the church Tuesday, Feb. 19.
Come out and her the report of
the Box social. Bring a dish to
pass.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bliss and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hostetler and
Allen visited friends in Elyria,
Sunday.
Newbury friends extend their
sympathy to Mrs. Fred Dietz and
family in the sudden passing of
her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Munn re
cently visited their son Franklin
at Sampson Air Base at Geneva,
N. Y. He expects to leave there
about Feb. 20.
Mrs. Rose Gould has returned
which resulted in a arm broken
at the elbow.
Mr. and Mrs. Eagle
Have a little fun today and every day a
smile costs nothing and helps you as much as
the person you smile at. And for a little extra
fun this weekend and an extra smile to carry
you through next week remember our
FISH FRY FRIDAY NITE 75c
DANCE SATURDAY NITE
Fraternal Order of Eagles
317 Water St. Chardon, O.
BOYS and GIRLS
of the
SAFETY PATROL
a pleasant evening
on their first
ANNUAL HOCKEY
PARTY
on Saturday, Feb. 14 at Cleveland Arena
The Chardon Rubber Company
The Chardon Metal Products Co.
from a month’s trip to Florida
with friends from Cleveland.
She says Pekin road looks real
good to her.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor of
Cleveland were callers of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Bidlake, Sun
day.
Miss Nancy Blair of Burton
spent the weekend with her
cousins and attended the dance
at Russell.
Mrs. Florence Hilger is ill
with a strep throat and quinsy.
Geauga
THEATRE
Geauga’s Popular Theatre
Geauga County's Leading Show!
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Feb. 12-13-14
Betty Hutton, Ralph Meeker
SOMEBODY
LOVES ME
Color by Technicolor
GeneAutry and Champion
WAGON TEAM
Sun.-Mon.-Tues. Feb. 15-16-17
Red Skelton—in his newest and
one of his greatest pictures
THE CLOWN
Bugs Bunny ‘‘All Star Review
8 Merry McLoot Cartoons
Wed. (One night only) Feb. 18
John Payne Coleen Gray
KANSAS CITY
CONFIDENTIAL
Mark Stevens Dorothy Malone
TORPEDO ALLEY
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Feb. 19-20-21
John Payne Agnes Morehead
THE BLAZING
FOREST
Color by Technicolor
Sterling Hayden-Richard
Carlson
FLAT TOP
In Thrilling Color
follow the crowds to the
Geauga.