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Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio IIARDON PUBLIC LIBRARY CR. CHARDON, OHIO The GEAUGA RECORD $1.0# per Year Locally — $1 00 per Year in Ohio , M.itt<r Chardon 1’ottoffice $4.00 per Year Outside Ohio CHARDON THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1962 OUR 111th YEA! NUMBER 27 Chardon Man Wins $7,216.00 To Show Holsteins at Burton July 14th YOU CAN AFFORD ! Award From Thomp son Plant urged to attend also. BURTON — A Black and Working with Mr. Timmons THAT NEW HOME White Show will be held in who is also chairman of the conjunction with the Tri­ Black and White Show’ are County Holstein Club annual Vernon Howard of Bainbirge. picnic on July 14 at the Bur­ Robert Thomas of Newbury, ton Fairgrounds. 'Die Geauga Ignatius Cavanagh of Auburn County Holstein club will be and Howard McNish of Bur­ :s ’S 11 I host to the group of Holstein ton. More information regard­ • ■■ <*4 breeders from Ashtabula, ing the Show and picnic may Trumbull and Geauga Counti­ also be had from the Geauga es and their families accord­ Club’s officers: Fred Hering ing to Sterling Timmons of of Burton, Stanley Smith of Auburn president. A picnic Parkman and Earl Miller of’ dinner will be served at noon Troy. with teach family bringing a dish to pass and table service. • ' The Geauga Club will furnish milk, coffee and ice cream. 139 Take A Black and White Show' will be included in the day’s YOU’LL BE SURPRISED what a new home can do to make activities beginning with Chest X-Ray three classes for registered your living happier and healthier. And it s surprising, too, u Holstein bulls at 11 a. in. DST. Following the picnic at Hospital how easy it is to arrange the financing for the “Dream dinner, classes will be held in Geauga hospital’s regular Home ’ of your choice. Find the home you want, then the afternoon for all ages of monthly chest x-ray clinic, Holstein females. Trophies sponsored by the Geauga come in and tell our loan officer. You’ll always get quick will be awarded the champ­ County Tuberculosis and ion male, junior and senior fe­ Health Association, drew a and courteous service, but do it soon. males and grand champion record number of “patients’’ female. Ribbons for all class­ last Wednesday, June 27, es will be given by the Ohio when 139 people reported to Holstein Association. The us; the x-ray department. This is ual health and registration the largest number to come , papers will be required. out to date, /except for one he hardon avings ank o A special invitation is being special x-ray project. T C S B C . issued to all 4-H members in RW Said Miss Mary Lou Port­ ''GEAUGA COUNTY'S OLDEST BANK” RW the Tri-County area with Hol­ ' Y* stein dairy projects to parti­ man. technician. “With 20 minutes allotted for changing cipate and show their animals 100 CENTER ST. - CHARDON PLAZA - WEST GEAUGA PLAZA if® at this show. Much good ex­ of film, w’e averaged very perience and education can closie to one x-ray per minute. be otained and be helpful dur­ It was very gratifying to see .' ; -’v ' -< i ing the on-coming fair time. so many people interested in Parents of these 4-H’ers are this important health mea­ t sure.” The happiest Talking over a good idea are Supervisor Ray Schneider, and James Holland welder, whose $7,216 suggestion award is the largest in the history of Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc. This is the seventh idea award for Holland, who says he vacations may use the money for a California vacation trip or for remodeling his Chardon home. The Hollands have five children ranging in age from five months to 13 yrs. 'own1 There’s nothing particularly welder, used these welding glamorous about a bundle of rods as the basis for an idea foundry costs are less in pro­ welding rods, but to a TPW submitted through his com­ ducing rods of the larger dia­ employee they recently be­ pany’s Employee Suggestion meters. CHEVY n NOVA CONVERTIBLE-Here’s one convertible that doesn’t cost a bundle. Try it anie a beautiful sight to ble- Plan to earn a total of $7,200, TRW’s Employee Sugges- and find out why Chevy II won Car Life magazine's 1962 award for engineering excellence. hold. the highest suggestion award gestion Plan was started in November, 1953. To date, James Holland, of Route 44 in the corporation’s history. more than 4,200 employee id­ Chardon, a Valve Division This was the seventh sug­ eas have been accepted for a begin with a gestion award earned by Hol­ total payment of nearly $269, land, who has been a Thomp­ 000. During the past year the son employee for 15 years. average suggestion award, Hazelwood Drive-In Tfye Hollands have five child­ was $49. ren ranging in age rom 5 visit to your THEATRE months to 13 years. He says Mayfield Rd. West of 44 he plans to use his money for AV 6-3401 a California vacation or to re­ Arboretum model his home in Chardon. CHEVROLET Wed & Thurs July 4-5 Holland’s award broke the Steve Reeves previous high suggestion a- Teachers Go “THE WHITE WARRIOR” ward, which had stood for Robert Preston seven years, by more than $600. Back to School Dorothy McGuire DEALERS CHEVY n NOVA STATION WAGON-A family-sized hauler that's easy to park, pack and Under the TRW Suggestion pay for. Lots of load space, rich appointments, with a gas-saving six for low-cost wagoning. “DARK AT TOP OF THE Plan, an idea that sounds It’s back to school for teach­ good tfeceives an initial award ers at The Holden Arboretum <'zr^wx*.** x '. ' . z<r STAIRS” WX.WwJ**”, 4». payment of $500. At the end of next week. A four session ^G/j^ Fri & Sat July G-7 one year’s careful study, the short coursie, Nature Study suggestion is re-evaluated on Tony Perkins - Jane Fonda for E^lementairy School tlfc? basis of volume during Teachers, will meet Wednes­ “TALL STORY” the year. A second payment day mornings from 10:00 a.m. Ot! Dana Andrews is then made according to a until noon from June 20 Rhonda Fleming percentage of the amount the through July 11. Their class­ suggestion has saved the room and laboratory will be “THE CROWDED SKY” company. the forests, meadows, and i^UAOM On certain aircraft, auto­ ponds of th<e 1,800 acre Tree Sun Mon Tues July 8-9-10 motive and heavy-duty valv- Museum. Leslie Caron - Charles Boyer ves, the valve seat area is Teaching the teachers will “FANNY” made more heat and wlear re­ be W. Louis Sturm, Arbore­ sistant by the addition of a tum naturalist and long time GET A JULY BUY Natalie Wood-Warren Beatty stellite bead. Holland’s sug­ “SPLENDOR IN THE gestion was to change the dia­ biology teacher at Shaker Heights High school. Sturm CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT SEDAN-About everything you’d expect from an expensive GRASS” meters of the Stellite welding rods used for this operation. has found that many of to­ AND SEE WHY! make except the expense! Distinctive styling, Jet-smooth comfort, Body by Fisher, 6 or V8. (Each feature shown once) On each of two sizes of weld­ day’s young teachers, city ing rods, he suggested pur­ bred, welcome an opportun­ Wed & Thurs July 11-12 chasing the rods in diameters ity to see first-hand the won­ Buck Nite (A carload for $1 of 1—16 - inch larger size. ders of nature which they ex­ Richard Burton-Barbara Rush Increasing the diameters of plain to their pupils. The course will consist of “THE BRAMBLE BUSH” the rods decreases the cost- m per-pound of the rods, since both class and field work. Sturm will suggest methods V of awakening students inter­ SSSw^A est in the natural world about them and suggest effective classroom projects. UPTOWN Teachers who would like to make each session a pleasant Ip Restaurant summer outing may bring WWUB. lunches to the Arboretum’s picnic area, then join nature |lh GOOD FOOD walks which are held at 2:00 CORVAIR MONZA 4-DOOR SEDAN-The family-style sports CHEVROLET BEL AIR 9-PASSENGER STATION WAGON-Saves in a big way. Carries PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE p.m. on Wednesdays. School teachers wishing to car! Reai engine agility-and as easy to buy as it is to drive! plenty of cargo (tailgate opening nearly 5 feet wide). Roof Luggage Carrier optional at extra cost. <!?■■ enroll in the course may call the Arboretum’s Cleveland REASONABLE PRICES office at CHerry 1-0885 or write to The Holden Arbore­ See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer tum, 1658 Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. En­ rollment is limited. There is MAIN STREET a $5.00 fa|e for the four ses- sions. This includes a text- CHARDON, OHIO book, later useful for refer- FRANK CHEVROLET COMPANY ence. 500 WATER STREET CHARDON, OHIO AVENUE 5-2139.
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