Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-16

Hall and was again sponsor
ed by the Northeast Ohio
Bankers Association.
The hall. was filled TO cap
acity with All members, Sp-
onSorS, state officers of All
bankers and guests who en-
joyed a delicious dinner Serv-
ed by the Burton Volunteer
Fire Dept. Auxiliary.
In his exceptionally humor-
Gus manner, Mr.. Charles Por-
ter of Chardon, as master of
ceremonies, introduced the
various parts Of the program
and speakers with profession
al skill.
The Rev. Robert ChriSten-
son, of the Clarfdon Congreg-
ational church gave the invo-
cation and following the din
ner Felicia Ladd and Bar
bara Russell lead group sing
ing including patriotic and f.
H songs.
In elections conducted by
MIR. George Green those elect
ed to All Council are: Mrs.
Vernon H How ward of Balm
bridge; Mr.. Robert Krueger
Of CheSterland; Mr.. Elwin
Adams, HuntSburg; Mrs. Ter
ri Baumgartner, r u /;
Mrs. Mary Brown, Munson;
Mr.. Joel Negrelli, Newbury;
Mrs. Eldon Russell, Troy;
Mrs. Betty Rider, Claridon.
Mr.. william Clark of the
First National Bank of Bur-
ton and President of North
east Ohio Bankers Associa-
ton expressed appreciation
on behalf Of the association to
All for "a job well done. "
Mrs. Lois Craig thanked the
Bankers Association for the
banquet saying 'the banquet
makes them know their ef-
forts are appreciated"
Mr.. Leland D. Schuler,
County Extension Agent of
Agriculture introduced the
guests present and Miss Hell
en- Paryzek reported on the
Al Club Congress she attend
ed at Ohio State University in
Columbus from Sept. 8 to Ia.
ALI Al advisors, present
and past, we're asked to stand
by Roy F. Emerson, County
Extension Agent of All who
said that "493 years of SER
vice to the All program had
been given by advisors who
accepted the challenge, to
help our you n 6 people to
learn by doing"
Special recognition was CIV
en- to the Blair family of New
bury who have 40 years of
combined participation in f.
H work.
The Danforth Award, in re-
cognition of quality of leader
ship in All and community
was presented by Mr.. Emer-
son to Felicia Ladd Of Middle
field and john Koritanksy Of
Hambden.
Mrs. Melvin Clifford, County
home extension agent pre-
sented % certificates to ad-
visors for the completion of a
a wee k S training program
conducted last summer.
Mr.. Russell w. Smith, sup
erviSor of All club work of
North East Ohio told his aud
ience that All of Geauga
should be very proud of Miss
Beth HofStetter, a All men,
ber for many years, who this
year was crowned Home
coming Queen" of Ohio State
University. He told of some
of the concerns of the young
people of to-day, including
pornographic literature, the
powder cage condition of the
world, the double standard,
You do as Say not as l do. "
lone of the greatest need of
young people" he said, lis
love and affection and also
the great need Of communica-
ton with advisors and par
entS, SO many young people
say they never felt free to
talk to their parents" Some
of their needs he said is pride
and satisfaction of something
we'll done; a need to develop
standards and plain, good
wholesome fun.
Advisors, he said, should
gain personally from their eX-
perience with young people
Below is a complete list OF
advisors honored: ~
Twenty years or more OF
service; Mrs. M. A. Strong
% years; Mrs. Ann Ponyik
Il years; Mr.. Sterling Tim,
mons, 81 years.
Ten years or more of ser
vice: Mr.. Audre Blair, Il
years; Mrs. Elizabeth Bur,
CESS, IL years; Mr.. Aller
Franks, IL years; MIR. George
Green, IL years; Mrs. Thel
ma Ferry, 10 years.
Five to ten years of ser
vice: Mr.. Stanley B. Smith