Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13
400 dinner guests.

Inc sponsors nave instituted
a Perpetual Most Valuable
Football Player Award Trophy,
combined with a smaller tro-
ply for the individual winner
and expect to extend the Trophy
awards to other school events.
To support their activities, the
Sponsors raise money from
membership dues and public e.
vents such as The Chesteland
Boxing Show, held last October
and attended by over $50 per-
sons.
! The Sponsors during the next
six months will continue their
activities having already Sche-
d u e d a series of Pancake
Breakfasts to be held March 16,
%, and 30 at Russell School Aud
/ itorium, Corner of Rts 81 and
306; a Basketball Award Din.
ner expected to attract 40C
guests.
In addition to these events
plans have been made to help
prepare West Geauga Highs
first permanent football fielc
and to increase their member
ship through an extensive spring
campaign directed to parents o.
all school children. This is re-
leased by Vernon K. Jack, Pub
licity Chairman.
Attends State Horticultural
Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Eddy
Jr. attended the State Horti
cultural Meeting at Columbus
o. on Wed, Thurs, and Fri, o
last week. Mr.. Eddy was one o
the speakers on the panel Fri
day morning on the subject o
pears. Mrs. Sam Patterson wht
is President of the Ladies Aux
iliary, was presented with a be
autiful orchid Thursday morn
ing as she opened the Ladies
sessions. Mrs. Patterson ais,
won two of the many door priz
eS given, a billfold and a Lowell,
Dynel stole. At the Kroge
luncheon each lady was given
ball point pen by a chemica
company. Mrs. Eddy and Mrs
Patterson were among the 8
= women, who were invited b.
Mrs. O'Neill to a tea, Thursda,
afternoon at the Governor
Mansion where Mrs. Patterson
poured. At the banquet Thurs
day night, Mr.. and Mrs. San
Patterson sat at the head tai
lie.
We are glad to report tha
Mrs. Vernon Patterson, after
: long and serious illness was ak
= lie to attend the banquet Thurs
: day night with her husband.
White Elephant Sale
The senior class of West Ge
auga invites the public to tn
most spectacular fish fry an
white elephant sale this CON
munity has ever seen. The bi
event takes place March 7 g
the West Geauga High School.
At the present time they ar
trying to collect used clothing
toys, games and books. If yo
have anything that you want
contribute, please notify the fo
lowing people:
Children'S clothing, Mrs. Whi
mer and Mrs. Barnes; potter
& glassware, Mrs. Bricker an
: Mrs. Gels; toys and games, Mr.
Cunningham and Mrs. Cholley
china, Mrs. Inderlied and Mr.
, Wallis; books, Mrs. Shenkel an
I Mrs. Kler; clothing (men an
women), Mrs. Rybak and Mr.
$ Dugar; antiques and jewelr,
Mrs. Allin and Mrs. McGreU
metal ware, Mrs. Young an
Mrs. Wantz.
Il
The George Parr Family
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pal
report that all their childre
have been sick or in hoSpita
lately. First, the daughter, Mr.
, Lloyd Armstrong had an attac
: of pneumonia, from which sh
has since recovered. The olde
!; son Leslie Glenn, is now G
crutcheS at his home in Mel
tor, recovering from a receI
operation on his knee. His trol
BILE dates back to an injury
his knee received playing foo
ball in high Schol, when CART