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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-19

meeting at the home of Mrs.
Paul Montague, 1920 Wilson
Mills Road at 800, April "A.
Roll call will be by a Bible
verse with the word Life in
it. The guest speaker is Miss
Fareeda Mira, exchange stu
dent form PakiStan.
There is to be a series of
evening meetings with guest
ministers from other Baptist
churches. On April 25 at 800
the speaker is Rev. Euclid E.
Foremen, pastor of Lee Sc
vile Baptist church. Rev.
Foremen will bring his
church choir along. Rev. John
D. Michael, pastor Of the Oil
vet B aptiSt church, will
preach April 26. at 800. Rev.
Samuel Davis brother, Rev.
H. L. Davis, speaks April 27
at 800 on "CriSiSes of the
World, and also at 11:O0 a.
m. Sunday, April 90. Rev. H.
L. Davis will show films of
his recent trip to the Holy
Land on Saturday, April %
at 800.
Tuesday, Apr. II, Rev. Will
liam Bullock was guest
speaker at the Woman's Soc
iety of Christian Service at
NJ i d d | e f i e ! d Methodist,
church.
On Sunday, April Is, at
Trinity Methodist h hur C h,
Rev. Bullock baptized two
children, Thomas Scott Jar
vie, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam JarVie Of Cedar Acres,
and L a ura May Carney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Carney of WestcheSt-
er Trail.
The Easter sermon by Rev.
Bullock will be He is Risen"
Mrs. Donald Harper will sing
Il Know my Redeemer Livi-
th".
The redecOration of the san
ctuary has now been virtually
completed. 1t has been paint
ed a soft green and white.
On Good Friday at 800,
Christ Presbyterian church
will be the host church for a
community Good Friday ser
vice which will include the
Methodist, Baptist and Com
munity churches as we'll as
the Presbyterian. Rev. Will
lam Bullock of Trinity Metho-
dist will deliver the seron.
On Easter Sunday, Christ
Presbyterian will have a Sun
rise service outside at 600
am. if the weather is good
II there is bad weather, SER
vices will be inside. The re-
gular Easter service is at
l1:00.
The Friendship Guild will
meet Tuesday, April "a at the
home OF Mrs. Paul Steinfurth.
The Chesterland Commun-
ity Church Junior Youth is
planning a swimming party
on Saturday, April q at 300
pm.
Easter sunday morning
worship, church school and
nursery will be at 10:30 a IN.
at the Community church.
Baptized last Sunday, Apr
8, were the following: Rich
ard Allen Dunlap, son of Mr..
and Mrs, S t a n y Dunlap,
and Mrs. S t a n e y Dunlap
Laura Ann Farrar, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Far
rar, M a r t h Kean Sperry
daughter of Mr.. a d Mrs.
Keith Sperry; Timothy Rob
ert, Cinda Lee, Rebecca Lynn
all children Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Rudy.
Confirmed in st. Mark Lut-
heran church, Sunday, Apr
Is, were Larry Richard Be
eble, Lisa L LouiS e Factor
Walter Emil PovloSki, Jean
nine LOrecn Rush. Ronald
Lance Rush, D lane Marie
Schultz and Gary Allen Vogel-
pohl.
Saturday, April 81, Junior
confirmation class will be al
1890 am. at the parsonage
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Elementary PTA

The next West Geauga Ele-
mentary PTA meeting will be
at Chester school, March 3,
at 8 pm.
The program will be a pam
ell discussion on "Interpreta-
ton of the Testing Program
and Grading and Promotion.
Members of the panel are Mr..
Carl Maukonen, Guidance
Counselor, Mrs. Maude Rey-
nolds, Guidance Counselor of
the Junior High school, and
Miss Alta Trask, Elementary
Co-ordinator.
Parents will participate in
How Well Do You Rate" un-
der the directin of Mrs. M. E.
Lamoreaux.
Welcome Wagon
The Couples Bridge Group
of the Chester Welcome Wag-
on club will meet April 81, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
bennington, 80 Walnut Ridge
Drive at $50.
Saturday, May IL at 900 p.
m. the Chester Welcome Wa
gon Club will sponsor a Cou-
pies Bowling Party at the
Eastgate Coliseum. For re-
ServationS, please call Mrs.
Thomas German, PA 9-4734,
by May 5.
Baton Award
Mary Ann Goddard won a
third place trophy in advanc-
ed twirling and a third place
trophy in military strutting
at a National Baton Twirling
Association contest held at
Wintersville, Ohio. Mary Ann
who is fifteen, competed in
the Is to 21 year old age brac-
ket.
Band
Despite the miserable Wea-
ther, the West Geauga Band
marched in the opening day
ceremonies of the Cleveland
Indians Baseball game. The
ceremonies were televised.
Easter Egg Hunt .... ............
The West Geauga KiwaniS
club is planning it's annual
Easter Egg Hunt which will
be held, as usual, in the town
ship p k corner of Chilli
cothe and Mayfield, at 100
pm. Easter Sunday. Color
ed eggs will be distributed
and those children who Sc
cure the marked eggs will re-
ceive candy prizes. Chester
land children are invited to
attend.
New Granddaughter
Forrest Bond announced
that DR.. and Mrs. A. Dewey
Bond Of Mclean, Va. are the
parents of a baby girl, 7 lbs.
IA or. born April IA at George
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Chester Grange


Chester Grange
The theme of the Chester
Grange meeting April 10 was
&c range Broadens Hori-
zonS". Selections were played
by West Geauga Band men,
ers. Heather Lorber played a
flute solo, Sonata s., Pat
ricia Leinard performed a
clarinet solo First Fantasy"
and Vyki Evans sang "Over
the Rainbow" accompanied
by Noel Hayashi. A vocal trio
Virginia Ritzel, Jean Lenz,
and Phyllis Dillmen accom-
panied by Patricia Sipan sang
"Bluebird of happiness.
The Grange presented the
band with $500.
Patricia Painter gave a talk
about Bluebirds and Nancy
Cicirello talked about Camp
Fire Girls. William Kent Of
Troup 95 and Steve Stoner of
Troop 1875 spoke on the Boy
Scouts. Fareeda Mira, stu
dent at West Geauga High
school from PakiStan appear
ed in her native costume and
described the climate and Gus
toms of her country.
Mrs. Clarence Battles and
Mrs. Nelson Pulsifer partici-
pated in the Candlelight SER
vice why We Belong to
Grange. Laura LaMoreauX
sang Follow the Gleam".
The next meeting is April
4, Tuesday at the K of P
Hall.
WeStWOod School
Arbor Day was the theme
of Mrs. Myrtle Purdum S fifth
grade program on April IL. A
paper on conservation. was
presented by Waynes. Reter-
son. Peggy Gilletly, jim Sou
kup, Robert Horton, Rebecca
Moss, Stanley Mayer, Donald
Wild, Scott Berg ara Dolores
Mclaughlin presen ed a play
"On Strik e.. IEr. Lloyd
Schill's fourth Craze @lso re-
cognized Arbor Day with a
play about Johnny Appleseed
in which David Murphy, Sus-
an Hosmer, Susan Laws, Rob
ert Inghram, Michael Gaun-
tner, C onn i e Gibson and
Barry Ruble took part. Barry
Ruble'S beautiful slides were
shown. Special readers were
Dale YuSe, David Baker and
was planted by Mr.. Schill'S
Gregg Lands. A Towering
scarlet hawthorne tree, dona-
ted by Jim Bender'S father,
was planted b yMr. Schill's
fourth grade in front of the
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Church
By Mrs. Charles ChriSty
Park 9-7512

Church
T h e CheSterland Baptist
church will have Sunrise Ser
vices at $50 Easter Sunday
followed by a breakfast. The
young people of the church
are in charge. Church school
is at 10. At IL Rev. Davis
Easter sermon will be THE
Results of ChriSt's ReSurrec-
ton" Salvation" is the topic
for that evenings meeting at
700.
There is to be a missionary
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NEWS from CHESTER

- @6@A@3 B WA&
Easter Sunday school and A
dult Bible class will be at g:
AS am. with Divine worship
at 11:00.
April 25, Junior choir re-
hearSel at 3:45 at Mrs. Ralph
Factors. 7:30 that evening is
Teen Instruction class at the
parsonage.
School Board
At the April 10 meeting of
the West Geauga Board of
Education designations were,
accepted from the following
teachers: Katherine Glinats-
is, H. S. Commercial; Paul
Kuestner, H. S. German; Bar
bara Jones, grade /, Russell;
Nancy Porter, grade 3, Ches-
ter; Gloria Jackson, grade /,
Chester; Ruth Huffine, grade
4, WeStWood; Virginia Lind
Sey, kindergarten, WeStWood
D. Paul Parmelee, H. S. Voc
al and Mrs. Gay Gilchrist, 5th
grade, Westwood. All other
teachers have been rehired
with the exception of Mrs.
Christine Forrest, 4th grade
teacher at Russell, who has
been granted a years leave
of absence.
Mrs. Ellen Forrest, Chester
land, has been hired as third
grade e a h e r at Chester.
Mrs. Forrest has a BIS. de-
gree from Kent State Univer-
Sity, four year provisional
certificate and one years
teaching experience at West
Geauga.
Mrs. Helen Shaffer has been
hired as a Junior High Eng
liSh teacher. Mrs. Shaffer has
a B. A. from Monmouth Col
lege and has done graduate
work at Montana State Uni
Versity and Western ReSere.
She has had six years teach
ing experience.
Mrs. Russell Braund has
been hired to take the enum-
Grafton Of children. This CEN
SuS must be taken during the
month of May.
Arrangements have been
made to conduct an audit of
internal funds.
West Geauga Junior High
school has been tentatively
selected as the name for the
new Junior High.
New salary schedules were
set for both principals and
teachers at this meeting.
The next r e gular school
board will be Tuesday, May
8. At this meeting Frank Sam
uelS will discuss the duties of
principals.
The West Geauga School
Board at it's April 10 meeting
passed a resolution that no
immediate member of the
family of anyone on the school
board should be employed by
the school system unless they
were a teacher on a continu-
ing contract.
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New House Numbers
The County Engineering De-
partment has d &c d e d to
match their house numbering
system in Geauga County,
with that of Lake and Cuyaho-
ga counties. The County En-
gineerS, the Township Trus-
tees, and Frank Evans, the
postmaster met with a COM
mittee from the West Geauga
Junior G h a m b e r of Com
merce who are assisting with
the project of allocating the
new house numbers. Starting
Saturday, April %, members
of the JayceeS will start as
signing numbers to Chester
land residences, covering one
area at a time. 1t is expected
to take several months be-
fore the job is completed. At
the same time, if people wish
they may ord reflective
type house numbers to be at
tached to mailboXeS from the
JayCeeS who are selling them
as a money-raiE project.
Township Trus
After a publ :, the
township truS I de-
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Washington Memorial hospit-
al. DR.. Bond has three other
children at home. Mrs. For
rest Bond is staying with the
family at present. Mr.. For
rest Bond has returned from
their Florida vacation to Ches
ter.
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Drive. A second hearing has
been set for May 2, when
t h e ir assessments will be
clearly stated to each prop
erty owner.
AS a dust abatement pro-
gram, the trustees have made
arrangements to have salt
water applied to all township
gravel roads twice a year.
The first application is to be
in May and t h e second in
August.
County Concert
The All County Orchestra,
and Chorus will have an all
day practice at West Geauga
High school, Friday, April q
followed by an evening per-
formance at 800 Mr.. A. Free
man will be conduting.
American Field Service
New officers Of the Ameri-
can Field Service Organiza-
ton are: Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les OSbourn, CO chairmen,
Mrs. John Parma, secretary,
Mrs. UpShur Evans, publicity
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Utz, co chairmen of home
placement. Mrs. Robert Kie-
Selbach will continue as fin
ance chairman.
The next meeting will be a
potluck supper on Wednesday
evening, May 8, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pfend-
er. Anyone interested in this
organization, is welcome to
come. High school students
are invited also. Call PA g.
1857 for information.
Karen May and Greg Ben
tz, while finaliStS to go abroad
from West G e auga High
school, will still have to be
selected from applicants on a
nationwide basis before they
are assigned a home over
seas.
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Engagement Announced.


Mr. and Mrs. Charles Os-
bourn Of County Line Road
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Olive, to Cap
tain Donald Powell of the Air
Force. Miss o S bourn has
been teaching school on Oki-
naWa W h ere she met her
tiancee. The couple plan a
formal wedding at the chapel
at OkinaWa on June 2.
4
Study Club
Chester Study club met at
the home of Mrs. Daniel Den
niston Wednesday, April 18.
Poetry and the Poet" was
the theme. Mrs. Peter Thiel
spoke on Walt Whitman; Mrs
spoke on Walt Whitman; Mrs
Kirk Benson a bout Stephen
vincent Benet; Mrs. Clay Ed
dy, Sr., - Carl Sandburg; and
Mrs. c. P. Titus, william
Carlos Williams.
YWCA
The Geauga Branch YWCA
announced its newly elected
committee of management
members.
They are Mrs. Walter Cor
ey, Chardon; Mrs. Clifford
Erickson, Burton; Mrs. Earl
GenSke and Mrs. Erland Hoe
fler, Chagrin Falls; Mrs. ia
mes Barger, Mrs. Willard
BiX5y and Mrs. T. E. Jones
Junior, Novelty.
Mrs. Robert BaniSter, Mrs.
Ida Evans, Mrs. Allan Hull,
Mrs. r C h a d HalverStadt
Mrs. Ronald Huge, Mrs. Rob-
ert Jackson, Mrs. Anthony
Kozak, Mrs. Kenneth Martin
eau, Mrs. S. V. McNalley,
Mrs. Harold Paderewski, Mrs
Samuel Patterson, Mrs. DOM
inic Romonto, Mrs. A. John
Rose, Mrs. Walter Shaffer,
Mrs. Homer Weaver and Mrs.
Alonzo Wright, all of Chester
The Geauga Y w G A has
been given full branch status
by the Cleveland Metropolit-
an YWCA board of Directors
at its March meeting as it
now has proven its growth in
the community.
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New Granddaughter
Forrest Bond announced
that DR.. and Mrs. A. Dewey
Bond Of Mclean, Va. are the
parents of a baby girl, 7 lbs.
IA OF. born April IA at George
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Pdnlny OnOp VpenS III

Published Weekly by Geauga Publishers Inc. Entered
as Second Glass Matter at the Charson Postoffiee
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-18
Economists
to Form
Organization

Home Economists in Gea-
uga county are planning to
form an organization. Some
purposes of the organization
could be to encourage girls to
take homemaking courses in
high C h hool, to encourage
school officials to make it cas-
ier for girls to schedule these
classes. The group would al
so be interested in letting col
lege bound girls know the
many opportunities for home
economists today. With the
ever increasing amount OF re-
search being done women
who have been out Of school
even a few years feel the need
to help each other bring them
selves up to date in the varied
fields of home economics.
The first organization meet
ing will be held at the home
of Mrs. Dean K e n n e y, OF
Spring Street, in Burton, Feb.
ruary Is at / pm. Later some
evening m e e t n G S will be
planned to include more en-
ployed, graduate home econo-
mists. If you are interested in
attending this meeting or be-
ing on the county mailing list
please contact one of the fol-
lowing committee members:
Mrs. Walter MelkerSon, Char
don; Mrs. Sterling Timmons,
Auburn; or Mrs. Melvin Gil
ford, Newbury, County Home
Economics Agent with the
Cooperative Extension Ser
vice in Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-18
West Geauga School
Board Holds Elections

CHESTER - At the organ
national and regular meeting
of the West Geauga Board of
Education held Tuesday, Jan.
9, 1862, at the high school at
800 pm. the following busi-
ness was transacted.
Elected Mr.. Fred PraSSe as
president and Mrs. Robert
Lease as vice-president. Mr..
Harold Clark was hired
clerk-treasurer for two years
The oath of office was issued
to the new members of the
board Mr.. James Keneally
and DR.. A. John Rose.
Set the regular meetings of
the West Geauga Board Of
Education for the second
Tuesday of each month. The
meetings will be held at the
West Geauga High school.
Voted to continue member
ship in the Ohio Sc h o o
Boards Association.
Signed a contract with Mr.
Arnold Peterson, ARCHITECT
for the construction of the
first phase of the junior higl
school to be constructed on
the high school site.
Set January % as the date
for a special meeting to con.
slider bids for the construction
of the junior high school, tC
consider bids for $3.50, 900 in,
active funds, the budget for
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1862 and machine posting.
Had Mrs. Cornelius Utz
social worker for the West
Geauga Schools, attend the
meeting to discuss her duties
with the school system.
Approved the requests @
teachers and administrators
for attendance at professional
conventions during the 1876!
school year.
Considered the bids and
warded orders for the Indus
tial Arts Department in the
amount of $3672.97.
Hired Mrs. Dorothy Lock
erd, Fairmount Rd., Novelty
as secretary in t h e high
school library.
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Mills Rd., Chardon, and the
late Mr.. Rayl.
Miss Pavlik was graduated
from Chardon High School in
1858 and is employed by the
George RimeS Trucking Com
pany, Chardon.
Mr.. Rayl was graduated
from Chardon High School in
1858 and is completing h S
senior year at Kent State I'm
iverSity.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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CANCER DIRECTORS TO
MEET NEXT MONDAY

There will be a meeting of
the Board of Directors Of the
Geauga County Unit Of the
American c an C e + Society,
Monday Jan. % at 8 pm. in
the unit rooms at 131 Main st.
Chardon, announces Mrs. ia.
mes Greig, executive secret
ary.
He who does not punish evil
commands it to be done.
Leonardo da Vinci
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-18

Inc, of Chester to provide
their 40 e m loye e S with
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Mr.. ] o h n zoller, of
Oh e S t e r, made quick
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-17
Lambert Student
Wins National
Merit Honors

One senior at Lambert High
School has been honored for his
high performance on the National
Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
NMSQT) given last spring. Each
student who is endorsed by his
school receives a formal Letter of
Commentator signed by his prin-
cipal and the president of the Nat
ional Merit Scholarship Corpora
ton.
Mr.. Scarf, school Superinten-
dent, has announced that the stu
dent is Bob Glodowski.
John NJ. Stalnaker, president of
the National Merit Scholarship
Corporation, stated:
About 28,700 students through
out the country are being awarded
Letters of Commentator in rec
ognltion of their excellent perfor-
nance on the qualifying test
Although they did not reach the
status OF Semifinalists in the cur.
rent Merit Program, they r Sc
capable that we wish to call atten.
ton in this way to their achieve.
ment and academic promise.
1.-The Semifinalists and Com
mended students together consti
tute about 2 per cent of all higl
school seniors. This certainly sig
nifies noteworthy accomplishment
by all Of these bright youngsters.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-17
Sylvia Oien Bride
OF John w. Weeks

Vases of pink and white glad
iolas decorated the chancel of the
church.
Mrs. Ed Thogerson played the
nuptial music and accompanied
Julia Conway as she sang EN-
treat Me Not to Leave Thee" and
the wedding Prayer.
The bride, escorted by her faith
er, wore a floor length gown of
decorated cotton brocade. A cluster
of flowers and illusion leaves held
her eIbow-length veil and she
carried a single long-stemmed red
rose.
Alayne Dian, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor. She wore a
pink sheath and jacket of linen
brocade. Lorraine and Margaret
Dian, also sisters of the bride,
were bridesmaids. They were
dressed identical to the maid of
honor and each carried a single
long-stemmed white rose.
Lyle Weeks, Minot, was his
brothers best man and grooms-
men were Franklin Weeks, broth
er of the groom, and Harold Al
dinger. Clifford Hartl and Gerry
Rod were ushers.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Dian wore a blue linen
sheath and jacket with black ac-
cessories. Her corsage was pink
and white. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Olson, Watford City, were honor
ed guests of the groom. Mrs. Oh
sons corsage was also pink ano
white.
A reception for $50 guests wa:
held in the church basement. Fall
flowers decorated the room. The
wedding cake, decorated with pink
and white rosebuds, and topped
with a cluster of wedding bells
and rosebuds was decorated by
Mrs. Clarence Anderson and Mrs
Richard Anderson.
The flowers that decorated the
church were given by Mrs. Lena
Cross, Mrs. Kima Lee and Mrs
Clarence Christianson.
Mrs. Rodney Peterson, cousin Of
the bride, and Mrs. Emil Hart
sister of the groom, cut and ser.
we'd the wedding cake. Mrs. FloyC
Monson and Mrs. Jack Carlson
poured.
Barbara Weitz was in charge o
the guest book and Marilyn Foss
Bonnie Norby, Marianne Merce
and julie Ann Lunden yer at tn
gift table and helped serve. Jacki
Yoder and Rita Anderson serves
punch.
The bride wore a brown sheatI
with beige accessories for her go
ing away outfit.
Out of town guests were fror
Mesa, Arizona; Seattle, Washing
ton; Lincoln, Nebraska; Poplar
Montana; Minot, Bismarck, MAJ
Alexander, Watford City and Cart
wright, North Dakota.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-17
VFW and Auxiliary Group
Attend District Convention

Mrs. Lucy Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntley Brumfield and Don
O'Brien Of the local VFW Post
and Auxiliary attended District 5
convention in Malta September %.
Registration was at the VIEW
Hall where a smorgasboard dinner
was served by the Malta VIEW
Auxiliary preceding the conven-
ton, which was held at the City
Hall.
President, Audrey Lorenz, pre-
sided at the business session at
which delegates from nine of the
eleven auxiliaries in the district.
were present.
Among the officers was the De-
partment President, Betty Sulli-
van, who gave her message to the
Auxiliary at this time. She has
chosen for the Auxiliary project
for the year Cancer Research
and asked that all units concen-
trate on the blood mobile, poppy
sales, Americanism and health
training.
A committee from the VIEW.
which held their sessions in the
Moose Home, visited the Auxiliary
meeting and presented gifts OF
candy to the officers and delegates
and in brief talks complimented
the auxiliary on the fine work il
is doing.
The Malta Auxiliary presented
corsages to the district officers
and to JEANNE Whorley, the only
Gold Star Mother present.
A banquet was held that eve
ming in the Lutheran Church with
Barney Majusick, Commander OF
Malta Post, as master of ceremon-
les. Malta Mayor, Cecile Milen
gave the banquet address and 3
musical program was presented.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-17
Land Bank
Directors To
Attend Confah

Two directors of the Federal
Land Bank Association of Sidney
will attend a northwest conferen-
ce of FDBA directors in Spokane
October 24-25.
Oscar w. Olson, manager, said
Arthur Anderson of CulbertsOn
and Bud Simard of Sidney have
been named to represent the Sid
ney association at the Spokane
meeting.
This years conference will be
highlighted by addresses by a col
lege president and two national
farm credit officials, according to
Olson. DR.. D.. r. Theophilus, presi-
dent of the University of Idaho,
will address a banquet meeting,
and one opening business session
will feature addresses by Robert
I. Lister of Prineville, Oregon, a
member of the Federal Farm Gre
dit Board, and Marion K. Mat
news, Jr., deputy director of land
bank service, Farm Credit Admin
istration, Washington, ID. c.
Other conference speakers will
include William j. Holman, Boise
Idaho, chairman of the 18th Dis
trict Farm Credit Board, ano
George w. Lacey, Drummond
Montana, a member of that board
Olson said the agenda include:
a report on opertion of the FEEDER.
al Land Bank Of Spokane by it!
president, Fred A. Knutsen, anC
discussions on a~ppraisals, loar
servicing, advertising, and man
agement training.