Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-27

president of the Ohio ASSocia-
ton of Future Homemakers of
America at the regional meet
ing, Saturday, March Is, at Scio
High School.
Jackie will receive the for
NAL vote for her office during
the business session of the an
nual state meeting of the OIL
FILA on April 25 and 26, and
will be installed in office shortly
after. This is the second year
West Geauga has been honored
with state officer in this ma
tional organization of 447 ,292
members among the so state
and territorial associations. Miss
Maeneen Brooks, a senior, is
serving this school year as vice
president of the Ohio Associa-
ton.
Play Dino Cancelled
Mrs. Blanche Russell announ-
ceS that the play Dino" which
was to have been given by the
dramatic clubs of West Geauga
High School, is definitely and
. absolutely cancelled. The play
was postponed earlier in the sea-
son because of incelement wea-
ther. The only date for the play
was this week, but as this is
festival week and Donkey BaS-
ketbal game, it seemed adviSa-
BILE to cancel it.
The seniors leave Monday on
their Washington trip, having
cleared $1400 on the fish fry and
white elephant sale.
Attends ASIA Meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ranney
attended the Western Reserve
Chapter of the ASIA, a land
Scaping meeting at the Garden
Center in Cleveland Monday
night. Mr.. Henry Kohankie, for
mer owner of nursery in Men
tor, showed pictures in color on
Africa. Mr.. Kohankie recently
returned from a $1,000 mile trip
in Africa taking these pictures
from his car.
West Geauga Choral Concert
If you are a lover of music,
the there is a great treat in
store for you. On the evening of
March 81 at 8 pm. the West
Geauga High School choir will
hold it's annual concert in the
Chester auditorium. This con-
cert will consist of nine num-
berS, religious, pop, and classi-
cal. There will also be some
solo groups performing through
out the evening with such fav-
oriteS as "The Lords Prayer"
and "The Halls of Ivy"
Three mystery guests will ais
entertain. There will be no ad-
mission charge, but free will
offering will be taken.
Donkey Basketball Game
The big event, the Donkey
Basketball game, will be held
at Chester Gym, on Saturday,
March 90, at 7:30 pm. Parents,
teachers and students will parti-
cipate in the races and games.
The program will include rae
es on mechanical donkeyS along
with the games on live donkeyS.
The first game will start at 7:30
pm. West Geauga would like to
see everyone come to the game
to root for these brave people
who will try to entertain you.
Personals
Mr.. Lynn D. Battles is in a
serious condition with neurotic
emphySema. He is receiving
treatment for a near nervous
breakdown at Ingleside HoSpi-
tai, 88l1 Euclid Ave-, Cleveland.
Cards and letters of encourage
ment to him there will chip to
hasten his Homecoming.
Mr.. Stanley Freeman of Cuya-
hoga Falls visited at the homes
OF Glenn Russell and Lynn Rel
ter last Sunday.
Dennis Kelley has returned to
Cleveland Hospital for further
operation and treatment.
Mrs. Robert Laws will enter
Huron Road Hospital this week
Thursday for surgery.
The Marno family are moving
into the former Sam Patterson
place on Mulberry Rd., which
they recently purchased.
Mrs. Robert Painter is not as
well this past week.
Mrs. Dorothy Battles improves
at Huron Road Hospital.
Mr.. Perry Henry, who was
seriously injured in an auto acci-
dent four weeks ago, is now i'm
proved enough to leave the hos
pital. He is staying few days
with his brother and family, the
Ted Henry's in Munson. When
strong enough, he plans to go to
the home of his daughter in Pen
nslyvania.
Mr.. Al Paderewski of Mayfield
Rd. has been in Lakeside Hos
e. 10 10