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1960-08-04, [P ] HAVE YOU MET- ler on Rt. 4, Venus Drive, 2—THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, AUG. 4, 19(50 Chardon? while they a r e Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wil­ "" * 1 building a new house. Their ■ son who are living in a trai­ former home was on Mari­ - J gold Road, Mentor Head - R.W>J ' Mr. Krejci was graduated land, but lived in Montvillc I The Fowlers Mills C o m held in candelabrum the by a tiny crown, she wore ther’s dress was of black, from Chardon high school in years ago. munity Christian Church was bride was given in marriage lace gloves and carried a col­ crepe and she too wore white ■ 1954 and is employed at Spear They are the parents of dr^wtki the scene Friday evening, Ju­ by her father. onial bouquet of white roses. accessories and both had cor­ Motor Sales as a mechanic. two children, David, 14 ; ly 29, at 8 p.m. of the wed­ Organ selections played by Her maid - of - honor. Miss sages of white carnations. When they left on a week­ f 4Mk Marilyn Krumm, wore dress and Debgie, 11. ding of Sandra May Best , Mrs. Merritt Wedge included, The wedding was followed end trip along Lake Erie, the Mr. Wilson is a lathe op­ I \ l daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •Entreaty”, “Serenade”, De­ of powder blue silk organza by a reception for about 200 bride wore a white linen suit with matching headpiece and with gold accessories. erator at Cleveland Crane Walter C. Best of Painesville- ep In My Heart Dear”, “Al­ guests at the Walter C. Best and engineering Co. Ravenna Road and Ronald ways”, “Remember”, “A t gloves. residence. They are residing on Prin­ Louis Krejci, son of Mr. and Dawning’, “O Promise Me,” Mr. Richard Krejci served Mrs. Krejci was graduated ceton Dr., in Munson. Mrs. Elmer Krejci, Old State and “The Wedding March.” his brother as best man. from Chardon high school in Out - of - town guests at Rd. Miss Best chose for her For her daughter’s wedding 1957 and from Dyke and Spen­ the wedding and reception At the altar, decorated wedding a silk organza and Mrs. Best wore a dress of cerian College in 1958. She is were from Cleveland Brecks- Subscribe rind Save! with white glas and white lace gown, of ballerina leng­ royal blue with white acces­ employed as bookkeeper at Vi'ille, Warren, Macedonia , mums and burning tapers th. Her short veil was held sories while the groom’s mo- Bestone, Inc. Garrettsville and Hiram. BREAD CAKES from Our Own Thrasher Foods BAKERY * Baked FRESH daily on our own Premises „ , „ CHARDON PLAZA Carl Metz, prop. We pay special attention o WEDDING CAKES and SPECIAL CAKES _• <; • x Lean, Meaty Meaty £ <I(; s'* ’- 5 j f£ ' 1 i ■f Boston Butt Pork Steaks 53c Sliced Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Krejci Baby Beef Liver "•45c Z7 A/f T * .JLIThe School was founded by JI. 1Y1. jLilrlClL/luCie The National Association of PORK Bank Auditors and Comptrol- 4-lb can $4.19 I lers to provide bankers with Armour Star—Canned ' bank accounting, auditing , Attends School and control responsibilities an opportunity to improve their 3-lb size 3.29 knowledge in this field o f Ham What Am on Banking bank work. ROAST The three - year S c h o o 1, | BURTON — F. M. Lind - which meets for two weeks All Meat blade, Comptroller of The each .summer, opend July 31 First National Bank of Bur­ Attending the school this ton satisfactorily completed year will be 346 bankers from the first year course and ex­ 43 states. Puerto Rico, Pana­ Armour Star Franks «■ 59c tension problem for the NA ma, Central America, and BAC School for Bank Audi­ Mexico. tors and Comptrollers at the Students attending the NA Homemade — Bulk University of Wisconsin and BAC School study Bank Ac­ has been accepted as one of counting in their first year. 104 second year students . Bank Auditing in their sec-1 ond year, and Bank Controls j Pork Sausage “■39c in theirr final year. GEAUGA Hazelwood THEATRE TAKE YOUR New CHARDON Drive-In Theater Minute Mayfield Road west of Rt. 44 PICK FOR A. Geauga's Entertainment Chardon, Ohio BUCK! Center OPEN EVERY NIGHT Potato Salad Thurs., Fri., Sat. RAIN OR SHINE Aug. 4, 5, 6 James Cagney as Admiral Fri., Sat. Aug. 5, 6 Lana Turner - Sandra Dee Betty (rocker Halsey ^SAVE fTj (moicey SAVING COUPON^SA-V e"] 3 Packages THE GALLANT HOURS IMITATION OF LIFE James Cagney Sun., Mon., Tues. NEVER STEAL ANYTHING Frosting Mixes Aug. 7, 8, 9 SMALL Rita Hayworth GOOD 43s. Chocolate Fudge - Caramel Anthony Franciosa Sun., Mon., Tues. LUCK SAVE Chocolate Malt - Creamy White Gig Young Aug. 7, 8. 9 1.00 THE STORY ON PAGE ONE James Garner - Natalie Wood margarin good luck Tommy Noonan CASH McCALL [^| * margarine 3<>c each Pete Marshall Jeff Richards 3 pkgs 1.00 THE ROOKIE Venetia Stevenson ISLAND OF LOST WOMEN Wed., Aug. 10 CLOSED Wed., Thurs. Aug. 10, 11 5 lbs. for 1.00 Golden Dawn Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., With a cast of thousands Tues. Aug. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15, 16 GIGANTIS COUPON VALID ONLY AT Thrasher Foods cn| __5 14-oz btls $1.00 5c oil For SIX days David Love - Dawn Anderson g ,COUPON EXPIRES AFTER August 11th gj| Lana Turner - Anthony Quinn TEENAGER OF OUTER DelMonte Pillsbury Sandra Dee - John Saxon SPACE [save save] PORTRAIT IN BLACK - ------------------------------------- Cream Style Corn__6 303 cans $1.00 Fri., Sat. Aug. 12, 13 Mon., Tues., Thurs. John Wayne - Dean Martin Golden Dawn One showing at 8 p.m. REO BRAVO Golden Dawn Cake Mixes Fri., Sat. two showings 7 p.m. Mamie Van Doren-Mel Torme Sun. Continuous from 3 p.m. GIRLS TOWN IQ cans $| Daily Delight While or Lemonade Instant Coffee_____ 12-oz jar $1.49 Chocolate F udge Gro-Pak Frozen Bonnie Mae—Regular 59c The Lady Sandwich Cremes. _ pku 49c 4 Packages In Your Life Strawberries 5 cans $1 Regular 74c—5c off Giant Tide___ box 69c 1.00 will appreciate your thoughtfull­ ness in bringing CHAKDON her here to dine. Everything will be exactly to her anHTS^ Kraft’s LAKL5 taste (and yours) from the tempting Extra Large, Jumbo delicious meal, itself, to the deft, Miracle Whip gracious way it is 30 to 40 lb average served and the Homegrown pleasant, relaxed 2 Quarts atmosphere. peaches Watermelons 1.00 5oc each Chardon Lakes Inn 2 29 .79 Route 44, South of Chardon.
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