Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-11-24
NEWS from CHESTER
BY LENNAH BOND

BY LENNAH BOND
Chester Girl to
Play at Festival
Neol HayaShi, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. S. Hayashi, 955
Opalocka Dr., took part in
the Third String Instrument
Festival held at Ohio Wesle-
yn University Nov. 18, 10, 20.
This festival is for outStand
ing high school performers,
who have had serious and eX-
tensive study on their reSpec-
tive instruments. Noel plays
violin.
Two other Geauga county
high school students also took
part. They are Richard Pas
kowsky, Newbury high school
who plays violin and Susan
BoSworth Of Kenston who
plays cello. Mrs. S. HayaShi
took her daughter and the
others to Delaware, o. on Fri
day afternoon. They were ac-
companied by Miss AraWana
HayShi.
While in Delaware the stu
dents attended a conert by
the Duvall Trio and spent
much time in rehearsing for
a concert which they gave on
November 20.
Chester Study Club
The New States, Alaska
and Hawaii, were the subject
for discussion when the CheS-
ter Study club met at the
home Of Mrs. Forrest Bond,
1875 Mayfield Rd. on Wed
neSday evening, Nov. 16. Mrs.
Melvin Rear reviewed the
book, Hawaii" by James
Michener and Mrs. Frank E.
Downer reviewed, Here Is
Alaska" by Evelyn Stefans-
son. Mrs. S. HayaShi, then
spoke on Economy of Our
New States. She included
business enterprise, schools,
progress etc. Mrs. HayaShi's
picture Of Hawaii was based
on personal observation. She
stated that in her opinion Ha-
waii was a fully developed
state when admitted to the
Union. Perhaps more so than
any other state.
During the business meet
ing a gift of money was voted
to the Opportunity School.
Plans were discussed for an
nual Christmas party which
will be held on Dec. 81, at
Mrs. Roy Eddy's. Mrs. Sam
Patterson and Mrs. Nelson
Ray will assist with refresh
mentS and Mrs. Wray Man
ming and Mrs. Raymond Rich
mond with the p rogram.
There will be a gift exchange.
A message was sent to Mrs.
Edward Glaze. secretary and
treasurer of the club who is
in st. Lukes' Hospital.
Farm Bureau Notes
On Monday evening, Miss
Sarah Kneale entertained the
Farm Bureau Youth group at
her home, 2755 Caves Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wick,
are advisors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patter-
son were host and hostess to
the meeting of the 2B, Farm
Bureau council on Thursday
evening.
On Tuesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Russell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kneale
attended the county Farm Bu-
reau Organization meeting &,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell are the
members of this Board.
Card Party
A public card party is an
nounced at the Chester K of
P Hall for Saturday, Nov. 26,
at $50 pm. Pinochle and five
hundred will be played. Priz-
eS and refreshments.
Chester Garden Club
The Chester Garden club
met on Wednesday, Nov. 16,
at the K of P Hall. Dessert
was served by Mrs. Clay Ed
dy and Mrs. Roy Eddy.
The speaker was Mrs. Ho-
mer Dorr who showed beauti-
full Christmas decorations and
spoke on making these dec
orationS.
The December meeting wa
was set for Saturday, Dec. 10,
which will be a Christmas
dinner party at the Chardon
Lakes Inn with husbands as
guests.
Chester Baptist Church
November 27- 1000 am,
Church school for all ages.
HOO am. Worship service.
Sermon topic by the Rev. Sa-
muel Davis, "The New Man
in Christ.