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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01

Jimmy, Mrs. Helen Driskil]
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dris.
kill.
Tommy Driskill spent Mon.
day with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Carter.
HID Club Meets
The Abilene Home Demon.
stration Club met with Mrs. AL
bert Davis Wednesday.
The WSCS Of Beulah met
with Mrs. Garland Clark April
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry New.
comb and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Gillian and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. S. D. Bailey.
Mrs. Thomas Driskill anG
Miss Mabel Davis visite
friends in Roanoke, Tuesday
night. Mrs. Garland Clark at
tended the last of series oil
classes and had her exam or
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Wolfe, Of
Clarksburg, w. Va, spent sew
eral days with the Rev. anc
Mrs. Hobert Wolfe and son
Wayne.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01
Honor Roll At Amelia High School

Merchant, Billy Boyer. Carol
Anne VILLA m S, Betty Jean
White, Nancy Burnette, Beverly
Noble, Imogene Mann, Betty
Carol Flippen and Mary Bran
don.
SOphomoreS Susan AIRING
ton, Russell Meyer, Nancy Scott,
Laura Lee Stengel, Ben Mar
shall, Rankin Wilmington,
George Campbell, Milton Reid.
Alice Anderson, Phyllis Miller.
Pat Saunders, Judy Whitaker.
Margaret Laws son. Victoria
Pawlak, and Jane Winfree.
Freshmen - Douglas Martin,
Howard Mcmillan, Karen Arm
old. Barbara Flippen, Sharon
Little, Glenda Moore, Nancy
Paulette, arbara Whitaker,
Mac DICKENS, Valentine South
all. Donna Baltzley. Patsy Boil
linger. Jean Chimney. Grace
Anne Kerr. Nancy Mortimer.
Lucy Walker, Dale Tinsley, and
Sandy Lush.
Eighth Grade Danny Roe,
jamie Bark ale. Carolyn
Key. Joyce Pembelton, Doris
Reames, Rosa Hensley, Karen
Boyles. 10 Burnette, Linda Lou
Ford, Sandra Grizzard. Varnelle
Guthrie, Nancy Holder, Judy
Jones, Stephen Lee Farrar, Will
liam Earle Poore, Stuart Wat
kins+ David Martin, Patsy Eas-
ter. Emily Hardy, Elizabeth
Perdue, Hattie Van den Bos and
R. j. Morris.
Students making all AS for
the month are: Carolyn Poore,
Marilyn Merchant. Beverly No
BILE, Laura Lee Stengel and 10
Burnette.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01

4 point shas sfsys sleaa and white 10.
cause q rs special formuls thss pre-.
vldes controlled ekeIklss. Dsy new sad
sove On Speflsss Heuse Psiat.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01
go Little Folks
Enrolled At Amelia
For '62-63 Session

AMELIA, April 26 = Thurs
day, April 10, was an exciting
day for about 60 of the little
folks of Amelia county. This
was the day they went to school
and got acquainted with Mrs.
Patty jackson and Mrs. Louise
Davenport. who are the first
grade teachers of Amelia school
They also visited the cafeteria
where they will eat their lunches
next year.
They were then taken to the
gym where they met Mrs.
Dan Duke, district health
nurse, P. F.. Boepple. principal,
and Miss Elizabeth Vaughan,
supervisor. and here they were
enrolled for the coming term.
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Daven-
port had prepared a gift in the
Easter theme for each child to
take home with him.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01
Powhatan County Organizes
Rural Area Development Group

POWHATAN. April 26-A
group Of critizens in Powhatan
met April II, in the Bank Of
Powhatan and officially organic
ed a Rural Area Development
Committee.
H. W. Henry, county agent,
presided and explained to the
group the purpose and functions
OF an Area Development Com
mlttee. Henry pointed out how
Powhatan County could be
benefited by an active committee
the county.
Herbert Jones, assistant
agent in Cumberland County,
met with the group and review
ed some of the accomplishments
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01
Family Together
For Dinner On
Easter Sunday

MATTOAX. April 26 - Mrs.
Earl Poore entertained all Of
her brothers and sisters and
their families for dinner on Eas-
ter Sunday. It was the first
time they had all been together
for a good while. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Tinsley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tinsley. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Patrick and hildre Mrs.
Vivian Hubbard. Jimmy and
George. Mrs. Edith Orange and
boys. David and Wayne, all of
Richmond: Herman Tinsley and
son, Spencer, of Powhatan; Mr..
and Mrs. BAIL Tinsley and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tinsley and children. of this
community, and Richard Cole
man, of Amelia.
G. EpperS0n, OF BlackSburg.
was an overnight guest of his
brother, w. c. Epperson, last
week.
Mrs. Robert Kerr and chill
dren were guests on Sunday of
Misses Esther and Alma Whit
tington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodson
John and Pauline, were dinner
guests of Mrs. Dodson's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Eas-
ter. on Sunday.
Payton Cassell had all of his
family at home for dinner on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Cassell. of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Musunn and chill.
dren. of Cumberland, Miss Han.
nah Cassell. at home, and Mrs.
r. F. Saunders were all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Deeds,
Leigh and Johnny. of Durham,
spent the Easter holidays with
Misses Esther and Alma Whit
tington. On Sunday other mem
bers of the family came in and
had picnic lunch together in the
yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Haden,
of Richmond, spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Empress Gun.
ter. and with Sandra and Gary
Haden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Gunter
and daughter were callers in the
home of Mrs. Empress Gumter
one night last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Bowlin we're call.
ers in the Gutter home Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Lyons
and daughter. of Mt. Airy
N. c.. spent the Easter holidays
with his brother, c. R. Lyons
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Wells
Of Moseley, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
BOwlin.
Misses Sandra and Nancy
Saunders spent Easter with
their families. Sandra arrived
on Thursday afternoon from
Winchester and stayed until
Monday. Nancy was home Sat
urday and Sunday from West,
hampton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01

BUCKINGHAM. April Is -
Sandra Lee White Of Bucking-
ham Central High School has
been invited to represent her
school at the third annual F'acit
Accuracy Contest in Tipping Ere
gional tournament. Having al
ready received a handsome med
al as a class champion, she was
selected to compete in the Rich
mond regional as one of the 500
top typists in the nation. This
select group Of regional contes-
tants achieved the highest scores
with perfect tipping from among
1O,50O class winners who also
typed errorless test papers. San
dra typed 81 words per minute
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01
Cheerleaders /
Chosen At Amelia

AMELIA. April 80 Oh er.
leading tryouts at Amelia High
came to a close on Friday
April 10. with Nancy Burnette
Beanie White, Alice Anderson
Susan Arlington and Glenn a
Blankenship as regulars. Alter.
mates are Nancy Paulette, Bet.
tie Carol Fippen and Nancy
Palmer.
Co-captains will be chosen
from the regulars later, and
practices will be held during the
summer holidays, which will,
bring the girls up to excellent
form by the beginning of the
l962-1963 school term.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01

AMELIA, April 19-The honor
roll for Amelia High School for
March included: Senior$Doug-
las Dawson. Joe Potts, Dick
Snow, Hannah Casseu. Nancy
Lee Hall. Jane Long. Bonnie
Lush, Carolyn O'Neal, Fay
Pembelton, Carolyn Poore, Rosa
r oyster, Anne Smith, Billy
Burton. Jimmy Davis, Juan
Wilmington, Faye Anderson and
Joan Barley.
Juniors = Charles Hall. Tom
my Nolan. Diana Bollinger,
Mary Ann Burton, Sandra Ell
hot, Patricia Reames, Marilyn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01

Of the RAD committee work IN
Cumberland County.
E. r. Janney, Of Powhatan.
was elected temporary chairman
with Mrs. H. Stuart Jones as
secretary.
The group decided to meet
again May is. at which time
a permanent chairman viii be
elected. and some Of the prob
lens in Powhatan will be re-
viewed.
The Rural Development Com
mittee approach to county prob
lens is spreading rapidly
throughout Virginia. many coun-
ties are already organized and
working, other counties are in
the process of organization.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01
Franklin Hall Is
Counselor At
University

Franklin Hall, of Amelia, a
graduate student at The Ameri-
can University, is serving this
year as a dormitory counselor
Dormitory counselors are re-
sponsible for the activities OF
students within the residence
hall, help students with special
problems, and take minor dis
culinary action when necessary
Mr.. Hall, counselor at Mary
Graydon Hall. is majoring in
Business Management.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-01
Amelia FILA Members Attend
Rally At Blackstone High School

the state association. She vi
attend the state convention ,
Old Point Comfort In June!
which time state officers al
Joan Barley, FILA Reports
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Philip Sager
Rites Sunday

TROY - Funeral services
were held Sunday at 2 pm.
from Mallory Memorial home
in Garretsville for Phillip Sa-
ger, 81. Burial was in Troy
cemetery. Rev DR.. Royce
Greenler Of the Troy Congre-
gational church officiated.
Mr.. Sager died Friday, Feb.
2, at the Harmony Rest home
in Hiram. He was born April
26. 1899 in Oakfield, Ohio. He
came to Troy in 1909 when
his father started a grocery
business herep. 1t is known to-
day as Sager's Store.
On March 26, 1924 he mar
ried Myrtle Hatcher, and to-
gether t h ey operated the
store. He was also post mas
ter. e i r d, serving the
Welchfleld post office for 80
years.
Surviving him are: his wife
Myrtle; one son, Clarence of
Troy; two granddaughters;
two brothers, Robert of the
Panama Canal zone; and Ly-
le of Woodstock Va.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Board Renews School Superintendent
Ira Canfie|ds Contract for One Year
Chardon school board Mon ent.

Chardon school board Mon
day evening voted four to one
to renew the contract of Sup
erintendent Ira Garfield for
one year. superintendent Can
field had indicated that he did
not wish a contract beyond
one year. His present con-
tract expires July 81 Of this
year and the renewal extends
it to July 81, 1868. His salary
remains at the same amount
$11 200 a year.
The school board acted af-
ter receiving a letter from
the county school board re-
commencing the renewal of
Mr.. Canfield'S contract. The
letter stated that Mr.. Garfield
did not wish a contract be-
yond one year.
School b GA I'd members,
Cragg, Werner, Macdonald
and WollamS voted for renew
ing the contract. School board
president Don Williams voted
against it but Immediately
explained that he would con-
tinue to cooperate with Mr..
Garfield and support him in
the school administration as
long as he was Superintend-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

anfiel Ids adminiStra-
tion has been for some time
the target of criticism and
was reported as a factor in
the resignation Of f o + m r
school board president Will
lam Scheele some time ago.
Scheele later came out in Wig
orouS opposition to a bond is
sue to build a new junior high
school. The bond issue lost by
a decisive margin at the polls
the first time in over gen.
Grafton Chardon had voted a
gainst the continuing school
expansion.
Garfield has been Superin-
tendent of Chardon schools
the past twelve years. He has
been in the school system 30
years. Born and raised in
Chardon, he is a graduate of
Case Institute and holds a
Masters degree from, Ohio
State University in education
He worked in industry for a.
bout seven years after grad
uating from college but even
during this time evidenced his
interest in Chardon schools by
coming back and coaching
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

ged that interested citizens,
particularly business a n d
professional people could help
by studying the situation and
demanding the state bear a
greater share of school costs.
CONSIDERED the report
of Glenn Rich, director of
Ohio State department of ed
ucation that the high school
library was short about a
thousand books of the state
standards. Supt. Garfield
pointed out that the bracket
ing of numbers by the state
quota S how e d Chardon a
shortage even though the act
ual ratio of books per pupil
was about at state standards.
Garfield also said that at
the present he did not see any
way to completely satisfy the
state recommendation of linz
iting classes to 25 pupils or
less.
+
SPELLING in the schools
is being studied by a new
committee Of teachers: Miss
Collins, Mrs. Weber, Mrs.
Chain, Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Zepp
and Mrs. Coleman.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Postpone Meeting of
Progress Research Club

search club will be on Mon
day, Feb. 19, rather than the
original date of Feb. II. The
meeting will be at the usual
time and at the Village club
rooms.
Mrs. Wade Garfield will re
view the book, "The Gentle
LegionS" by Richard Carter
which is a probing study Of
the volunteer health organic
ationS of the United States
According to h i S book mil
lions of American houSeWiv-
eS spend many hours of their
spare time in this volunteer
work. These are the Gentle
Legions. =" They constitute the
largest social and humanitar
ian movement in the United
States today.
Mrs. Jeanne Radcliffe viii
be at this meeting with a col
lection of items made by the
blind to sell. This collection
will include towels, dish cloth
eS, broomS and WiSk broomS,
ironing board covers and ap-
rons all items used daily in
the home. Mrs. Radcliffe re
ports that sales Of these it.
ems in c h ard on recently
have not been good and "a
this work is sponsored by Pro
gress Research club she is
hoping to make many sales
at the next meeting.
Miss Mariett Edwards
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Edwards will play a
group of piano selections and
Mrs. Hamilton Bell will show
a f m, "The Lost Chord"
which is the story of what can
be done for people who lose
the use of their voice.
Hostess for the evening viii
be Mrs. A. j. Fucker, Mrs.
Walter Corey, Mrs. James
Killpack, Mrs. William Mac
donald, Mrs. Irene Marks
Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Miss
Mary F is h r, Miss Anna
Dunn and Mrs. Frank Scho-
field.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Chardon Council Discusses
Annexation of 216 Acres

take action tonight" said Lee
vim. But we would like to
know the opinion of council as
to whether members favor
the annexation" Counc i |
members expressed favor of
the plan provided all building
Stipulations required wre full
filled. This was assured by
Levin.
The plat reveals the area to
be known as Glow eri d g e
Subdivision would contain 245
city lots of 70 feet frontage.
Levin said he can connect
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

Following approval by Ge-
auga County Commissioners
after a public hearing on a
petition for annexation Of ZIG.
II acres to Chardon Village,
the matter was before Char
don Council for discussion,
Thursday night.
Sixty days must pass, und-
er law, before council can ac-
cept or reject. The area bor-
ders the west corporation line
of Chardon Village, extends
across Rt. 6 between ThWing
Road and Mentor Road and
includes property of Isaac
Evans Realty Co., the form
er Fowler farm and property
of Robert Sanborn.
Appearing before council
were Robert D. Brown, build
er, who filed the petition re-
presenting residents of the ar
ca, Attorney Sam Levin for
the Brown interests, and FIR
ank N. Riley, Willoughby en-
gineer, who presented plans
for a large allotment to be
built if annexation is approx
ed. ~lgJ EjI.
eve realize Council cannot
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Seek Entries
forGeaugaS
Maple Queen

The Geauga County Maple
Queen Contest is underway,
according to Contest Chair
man Bob Barnum.
Single girls residing in Ge-
auga County and who are be-
tween the ages of 16 and 10
years are eligible. They must
also be talented.
Those interested in entering
the contest should either APP
pear in person or write to
Bob Barnum, 1873 Main Street
Chardon. Statistics should in
clude the contestants name,
address, age, talent and a re-
cent wallet sized photograph
Registrations close on Feb
ruary "a.
An elimination will be held
prior to the final contest
which has been scheduled for
March 81 at 8 pm. in the
Park School auditorium.
Judging will be based ca the
following:
l. Poise, beauty, charm and
general appearance.
2. Talent and ability to i'm
press audience.
8. Personality, intellect and
ability to appear in public.
The Maple Queen will reign
during the three-day festival
which will be held April 6,
and 8 in Chardon. She will al
so preside at the Queens S
Ball which will be sponsored
by the Park Development
Committee.
-Four girls will be chosen as
attendants to the Queen and
will take part in all festival
activities.
Don TraSk will head the an.
nual Antique Show to be held
in conjunction with the Festi.
val. Interested diSplayers OF
antiques are asked to con.
tact him at Taylor Wells Rd.,
Rt., No. /, Chardon, o.
The Beard Contest has been
altered somewhat this year
according to the sponsors
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Little Want Ad
Makes Quick Sale

Mr.. William 10th Of
301 Hilltop Drive, Char
don, has about an extra
hundred dollars today =
thanks to a little want
ad in The Geauga Re
cord.
The 10th family had a
SO Chevrolet convertible
they weren't using. So
they put a want ad in
The Record. Presto the
car was sold and Mr..
10th had cash in his hand.
Got something to sell?
A little want ad in the
Record will likely do the
job. Just write it out and
mail it to The Geauga
Record at III w a t e T
street, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Grand Opening this Weekend of
Chardon Bank at West Geauqa

Bank officials indicated al
keys will be available as long
as the supplies last.
Other attractions at the op
ening celebration will INCLUDE
music, refreshments and add
itional souvenirs.
The West Geauga office i.
the second branch office {
the Chardon Savings BAN
Co. The banking firm has an
other branch office in tn
Chardon Plaza, and the mair
office is located at 100 Centel
st.
Normal banking hours for
the West Geauga Office will
be from 10:30 am. to 500 2
m. daily, exec ept Fridays
when the branch will remain
open until 100 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

ed along with the treasure
chest keys for residents to fill
out and deposit at the new
w e S t Geauga Office during
the opening celebration. The
grand prize will be a portable
TV set, and the winner need
not be present. The drawing
will be held Saturday at 500
pm. Feb. 10, and any gifts
left in the treasure chest will
also be drawn for. Additional
registration cards will be a.
valuable to visitors during
the two-day celebration at the
bank.
A third key, the new and
useful Tube Twist Key, will
be presented to all persons
visiting the new banking Of
flee.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

athletics on a voluntary basis
without pay.
In other actions the school
board
SET Bette Scheele' salary
at $3.50 a month for her work
as secretary at the MunSon
school. She has b e en- pre-
viously working on a hourly
rate.
HEARD a report on the
possible pan ion of st.
Mary's parochial school in
Chardon which may have a
bearing on t h e number of
a S S 90 m S immediate
ly needed by the school.
HEARD the superintendent
report the High school prin-
cipal Rex Thornburgh eStim-
ated the high school would
need an additional four class
rooms this fall.
4 -
STUDIED figures submitted
showing that Chardon was re-
ceiving only a small share OF
state aid in proportion tc
some other schools.
Superintendent Garfield ur
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

Boards will be judged on len
9Th only, with a prize of $500
per inch of beard. Entrants
must be clean : shaven at the
time of registration which is
from February 7 through Fer
ruary 81. Registration is at
the Times Leader office in
in Chardon.
The Golden Wedding Party
sponsored by the Painesville
Telegraph, and the Old Tim
ers Party sponsored by the
Geauga Record, already are
receiving reservations for the
annual dinners.
Concessions will again be
under the management of Joe
Tafel of Chardon.
Tapping will begin soon on
the trees in Chardon Village
and the Festival Board are
planning for their Sunday sy.
rup sales whic h begin o
month prior to the Festival.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

lett, (All A's), Sandra FiSer
M argare Grimm, Linda
Grumney.
Nancy Hawkins, Mary Ann
Hudak, Cali AS, Johanna
Hummel, Cathy Jones, tAll
A's), Carol Krajzel.
Linda Lane, Frances LiSh-
ing, Tom Loftfield, Patricia
Lyman, Marcia Miller, JAM
es NoZar.
Susan Payer, Lorene Pild-
ner, Dan Purcell, Judith Rar-
lex, William Sattelmeyer (All
A's), Darlene SchWindl, Ger
aid Skykora, Tim Stonecipher
Cali A'S).
Terry Tincher, nona Urban
S h haryn VanGorder, Patsy
Wallis, (All A'S), David Wis
niewski, Edward Zapatka.
FRESHMEN
Cheryl Ash, Diana Ash, Gall
A'S), Susan Benjamin, Barta
Brediger, Evelyn Buehner ,Ga
John Collier, (All AS, Don
ma Colvin, Lelsie Esmonde
Janet Freeman.
Robert Heinrich, D viz
Hill, Ann Huxel (All A'S).
Ch eryl Jedlinsky, Glenn
Johnson, Judy Kempf, Melin-
da Johnson, Leslie Kovach,
Marcia KunStel, Donna Lar
gent, Karen Leyde, (All A'sl
Judy Loveland, Cali A'S).
David Morse, Cheryl Mock
jeanne Phillips, Morris Pot
ter, Ginger Puzder.
Lucinda Rayl, Judith Re-
minder, Christina R idde
Sally RoSsbach.
Thomas Thayer, Lucinda
Thayer, Diane Thrasher, Jac-
quelyn Tuttle, Francis Yer
verka, Clifford Wedge, Bar
bara Werner (Al A'S), Jan
ice West, Ethel Wollpert Cali
A's) Lola Yanic, (all A's)
Evelyn Yurchek.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Susan Hildenbrand Wins
High School Homemaking Test

Susan Hildenbrand is win
ner in Chardon high school ir
the 1862 Betty Crocker Search
for the American Homemak-
er of Tomorrow. She achiev-
ed the highest score in the ex-
animation on homemaking
knowledge and attitudes TAX
en- by senior girls December
5. She becomes eligible now
along with winners in other
state high schools, for the title
of State Homemaker of To-
morrow.
The girl named State Home
maker of Tomorrow is pro-
vided a $1,500 scholarship by
General Mills, sponsor of the
program. The state runner q.
up will receive a $500 scholar
ship.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

PerSonalized automobile ig-
milton keys will be cut in the
lobby of the West Geauga Of
flee for all customers open
ing a savings account of $25
adding $25 to a present sab
ingS account, renting a safety
deposit box, opening a check
ing account of $1O0 or financ-
ing an automobile.
Treasure chest keys, which
are being mailed to all resid-
ents in the area, may open
the treasure chest in the lob
by of the West Geauga Office.
Electric frying pans, coffee
makers, toasters and similar
gifts await the lucky key hold
erS.
Registration cards for a
grand prize have been mail
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

Experts on more than 200
topics from headhunting to
Hemingway are available as
speakers for Northeastern
Ohio organizations as a com
munity service of Kent State
University.
Listing of the speakers, all
University faculty members,
and their topics are contain
ed in a booklet, "a Speaker
for Your Meeting" published
by the University.
In the course Of a year
members of the Speakers
Bureau deliver more than l
TOO speeches to general and
specialized groups.
They address service clubs
and religious and social gr-
cups on such general interest
topics as HOW to Think
Straight" and Everyday
Law"
For specialized groups, sub
iectS include "The Child Who
Doesn't Talk" Liars and
Horsethieves in the Bool
World" Marital Adjustment
and 1.-The Chemical Basis of
the Origin of Life"
School administrators, par
ent teacher associations,
child study and teacher
groups can hear speakers dis