Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-20

dance for the Christmas dance
given by the Chester School.
Building Permits
William E. Bebout, Chester
Township Zoning Inspector iSsu-
ed the following permits the last
two weeks; Raymond Phillips.
County Line Rd., residence ad-
dition; Duer Miller, Morning
Glory Drive, residence. Signs,
Kump Heating and Plumbing,
Herrick Dri.; Chester Sewer &
Excavating Co., Herrick Dr.;
Chester Heating & Supply Co.,
one on Herrick Dr., the other on
Chillicothe Rd.; A. j. Rotar,
Bilder, Chillicothe Rd.; Grants
Beauty Shop. Chillicothe Rd.;
Coach Stop, 100 Mayfield; Ell
mer Reese, 100 Mayfield, 2
signs.
Chester Zoning Commission
Mel K. Rear was appointed
Secretary of Chester Zoning
Commission at their meeting the
night of Feb. II. Howard Tes-
reau who was acting Secretary
confines his duties as Zoning
Commissioners
West Geauga PTA
A panel discussion on the
question, "Do Children Really
Fail?" will be presented by the
West Geauga PTA at the high
school Monday evening at 8 o.
clock.
The four elementary teach
ers who will make up the panel
include Mrs. Dorothy Russell,
second grade, and James Brown
sixth grade, both from Chester
elementary; Mrs. Helen DeVoe,
sixth grade, and Mrs. Phyllis
Grover, first grade, both from
Russell elementary. Carl Maui
konen, guidance counselor, will
moderate.
Opening the program will be
Miss Miriam Long, vocal music
teacher, leading the Russell
choir of sixth and seventh grad
erS in four numbers. An item
of the business meeting will be
the election of three members
to the nominating committee.
Refreshments afterwards will
be served by the fifth grade mo-
theirs. Before and after the
meeting tenth grade mothers
will be supervising a cake sale.
Paul Shellhammer, instru-
mental music instructor, reports
that $3.50 was donated by mem
berS of the audience at the ele-
mentary mSic program held at
the Chester gym on February 5.
The money will be held for the
purchase of instruments. Mr..
Shellhammer states that both a
tuba and baritone horn are bad
ly needed at the moment, both
are expensive instruments, and
he hopes that someone might
have one of each stored in the
attic.
Ways and means chairman
Mrs. Quentin Groth reports that
the cake sale held at the No
venber meeting of the West &C.
auga PTA brought in $35, the
January sale netted $43.
Quentin Groth has given a du-
plicator to the West Geauga
PTA.
An evening of food and fun
is planned for Saturday night.
March /, when the West Geauga
PTA holds a chilli dinner from
$50 to o'clock, followed by a
square dance from 9 to IL at the
Chester gym. Informal dancing
will bridge the hour between the
two events. Music for the square
Qance Will be provided by the
fourpiece orchestra of Audre
Blair of Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurdon Henry
are co-chairmen of the dance
while Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin
Groth have been making prelim-
mary arrangements for the din
ner. In charge of the dinner will
be Mrs. James Barber. Work
ing under her will be Mrs. Wal
ter Vorel, Mrs. Emil Paris, Mrs.
Leonard Grill, Mrs. Leroy Sam
stag and Mrs. Henry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Russell will serve as
cashiers.
Tickets for the two affairs
may be purchased Singly or in
combination and can be obtain
ed in advance from Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Groth
or at the February PTA meet
ing Monday (24) evening.
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