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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 95

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Akron, Ohio
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AL'ra Bticoa Jil Panhvllciiic Just Dial "Miss Gas' STOCK liOLM IPI Sun kholri honwnkfit Making IN THE COCO 010 USA VEIYONE IS ON VC'U HAVE to rnake aU.Av a le-M that tr.e rr.urrfl or aru- Ijt thiMj-n tiir tre t-n as! tsi- pi.niun t.f Aknn if tf Aki'n at a r.if.r.; Fi.1j r.tn area ar.d for Ai Ije.iM.irf i-, at I m. trt Fn eu'n ui u.ed. fa -n Ch I ir Rev. nep 'p fUlUlU i I i '-if, tJZmJi Jv Cn" I r-T the irilt-i rrv ait rw.z cr u. Th r.ti.' t.j on uhat lJ jir 1 iiu.i.t I s.X tu.i r.uirxT.

i With ire ti-y je a Ti" rk into con 1 titWatioit th t.ir. vt the ear a til as cunet.t mu krl It is ir.trnlrd iiinnaiily for taiiy tH) man led uonwn rmfl.ivtd in offni and factoids. the i chajlamcy ix.n.rr..tte- lit Akron CcurxU Ch. nhet: Robert if rr.en at the a-1 John TaJess. a F.rj;'and C.

llultom Is Ll chaise of the inram. An brard meetir.j fr the all 'lllCKlV ar i-s ot 170 tots and tT at the Surr.rtu Courty Ch.l- NKW ITI Home i nv a prftett of tt.e asMiati'n. i i t. ait The alu of the pioianx. a i i or sp.ula to will be estimated by 'wn ll AriO eeutie mhicuh In ae l.quid Summit County atoih a r.pe ahite il1 he h-l1 at 10 a.

SILK SHAMROCKS WITH PIPE TRIM $2.00 A GIOSS it. PaHxk'i De Or 1 Grooa Mwetoxttm Dwbr At loweet PrM EASTERN SALES (0. IIM t. Mm Si. I-444M (3ir I'.

i rl hii krd VcA Tliit-k PKRSIAN melon is the that has a prwn iind almost entirely covered by nettirp. Its flesh It thick n.l oinreJt'iief1 and delicious. it'- rm. 'tie plan h-n JU m.ke sene the V- fttV Fund" "Mix I 1 17 4w A assH-iatiiin will plans for the comir.2 You ore invited to Tari preview o' Spring od Eoer foih'Orn from the enclave tolon of CHARLOTTES WEST eiquint models from CHARM-ETTE finishing school for d'rner for cocktails or for ony otSer reason vhy informal modeling eight to ten-thirty. THE FABULOUS EMBERS RESTAURANT 198S west market university 4-5037 Childiens Home Ball, at jjenries are collected .1 I 1 a for the fund Mrs.

Richard 1 4 lici. thairinan of the i. rk -T Me i -r mi i aJ hall, ill ar.nounie her cum mittees. The desscit meet ins Mun day is Iveuij: pUnned by Mis. Mr.

Dennis read from "Simna of the White Mane," which Jo-eljn Arundel wrote and he illustrated He also showed films that he took on an African safari last Summer. Tarents also visited the classrooms. 4l' I.MI-E BOOK author and illustrator Wesley Dennis paid a visit to the Fair-lawn School Book Fair. He lead to Diane Athey. 6-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mr. Jack Athey. and Todd Allen Smith, 7, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith.

Lee Jones, thairman; Mis. III. Lronaid and Mrs. Richard r1 Thot wonderful food that comes out of the Chesterfield Kitchen (in answer to many inquiries) is prepared by Chef Tage Hojfeldt of Copenhagen, Denmark. It's A Gourmet's Delight! Come In Soon For lunch Or Dinnar Tannehill.

i RKPRESKNTATIVES and friends of Akron Area Council of Church Women ill hear Mil Date Book THE MOST 7 by NICK YANKO There's Something NEW at YANKO'S! Piul'y! Yes. the one and only I'uclpy Knslc-hart. one time co-worker with our Junior at Yankee Inn. She's our first hulv Mixologist .1 I i 5 priviti banquet Continental buffet Dinct Nightly roomt, jelling 25 every Wednesday To The Music of to SCO, available and Friday. A 1 1 AHGE lor your party, you (in tat.

lOMBAHDI MONDAY, MARCH 2 'fin NOTORIOUS MEMBER OF A NOTORIOUS WALK OF LIFE! la 4 CHESTERFIELD INN of Cuyahoga Falls WA-8-111. since tlie uays 01 the original Hubble Har. Conic in and order your favorite drink, Pudgy mixes them all. IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR NOW as Son-in-Law Boh Sweeney joins my wife, Vic and me in the duties and pleasures of being "your host." Hob had an interesting guest here last week Preston Carpenter, star player with the Cleveland Browns. He's a real follow Iht crowds lor i LUNCHEON AT SALEM'S Daliciout lunchconi tarvtd doily in tht delightful ond intimota otmoiphct that it Soltm'il Itntcn ipaciolt tcrvtd doily.

Make a da't for lunch ot Soltm'il LEBANESE AMERICAN FESTIVAL MONDAY AND TUESDAY featuring Emil Kasiii, Ouditt and Singer, lea Budwoy, Vio-liniit, Arobic Dancing Girli fun, Gaiety and loughte'l Spe-cial 10-Courie leboneie Dinner Call ST 4 4034 Monday for Retervationt. Entertainment Nightly Open Daily ond Saturday! from 10 30 a. m. to 2:30 e. m.

Two ipecial roomi available for banquets ond portiei. located af 145 f. Marlef-jutf fake the eapresiwoy foil to Cambridge exit in minutes you are of NICK ORGANIZATIONS lllrr I'f Sl.lrrhiMid l.unt a' 1- '0 p. ir- ni home of Mr-. It H.

While. 1S.H hlvd, KI1r. will he elerteil wnd lnillert ami R. Ccimnnck U1 I'eak on Trutteeship ouncil. i hapter HK.

I'H Simerhood 7 3d p. ni in tiMine of Mrs. U. J. Mnnt-woinerv, Seventeenth 1.

Officers will he elected and Installed. Holly ounril, Datialitera if Amerira p. in. in Hall, P. Arlmctr.n t.

fat Conni liora Hub will have dinner at 6 p. m. I Akrtin I Itapter. Ilauutiteia of the American Iteviihitlun in in home of Mrs. Knlph Fenninii.

37t Southwest a T.illniadne Mrs. K. It. Montenh and setnour wil on ron-er hi and national deiense. respei-tnely.

Cuyahoga Portage Chnpti-r. Itaiiah-ler of the American Ki-ioiillion 1 p. m. In home ot Mrs. 1 fterd.

n'h Tpper lerninnii dr. It s. Coiiev will spek on "Man a onijursi of the pper Air Kii Island and i hild Rtudy p. ni. in niiiiti-pur- pose room of the iiool.

Ur. Norman chief p-ycliolouist with the Summit Cnuni Court, will talk on The Child in School." ourt l.aetare. Catholic Itaughtera of America p. tn. in St.

Bernard Hall. White elephanta will tie auctioned after the hustneaa session. South Akron Rlwanla Auxiliary Covered dish dinner at ft ni. In home of Mm. Alhert J.

Hausch. lSt Oakiil(it at. Businesa meeting to follow. ver! In PHILIP YORDAN'S yT WM. fSS SlIMBIilKlKlliini" 5 1 sl ll ill vi iiiwi vii.

uu ivuiiiii sv i Hii Fint Dramatic Screen Role the ioothall season he dissolves opponents in the winter he's star salesman for the National Solvent Co. Come hack again, Preston. OPERATION YANKO'S is moving along almost on schedule. We've managed the problem of how to get the truck sized air conditioner thru a 3-ft. door that was a cool maneuver! The old house has been razed and the addition to our parking lot leveled it's not black-topped yet, hut vou can park our car there.

THE SMELTS WILL BE RUNNING at Yanko's this week! Our Lenten special Pan fried Smelts served for luncheon and dinner. Don't miss this seasonal sea food treat! j. Your Host, tor Regal dining dine at Yanko's tywfo WiH Jolt You Out Of Your Saatt Mms sa I CUBS Mi TOOK im DB (HOI am iki 1 I kV I ar Ima nn tarn ItMM wXi I4SS E. MARKET IT 4 4034 STARTS PALACE TUESDAY fr Parking at Ktar and in Amot Go Station, aaoit itrt I general Tire Hoy Hcouta Mothers' Clul m. tn home of Mrs William M.

Rogers. 9S1 Southeast Tallmadpe. American War Mothers, Chapter 7 .10 p. in. at t.

CuyahoRa Fails a. St. Ann (iiandmothera' Club Covered dish riiiinrr ai 'Mi p. m. in hutch of the Annunciation auditorium.

Mothera' Cluh of Brownie Troop p. m. HeiKlita Methodist Church. Mothers' Cluh of Boy Scout Troop 17H and Kxplorer 2 1 7K ni in home ot Mr- Frank 711 Myrtle av. Plans for cud par'v wiil be marie and meinhers will insl ructions on niakmn ining trees.

College Club of Akron. Science Section I SO p. m. In linme nl Mrs. 1 Richard (1.

Cox. tiiendora jRutli Sutton of Weather Rureau will "The Coming Ice Age Should Vou Be Worried?" I Firestone Park I lull 2 p. m. In Firestone I'arK YMCA. Mrs.

Thomas (Jotham will give several readings. Plans will lie made for annual henrfn card party April 10. FINE CUISINE cnmuis A SHISH KEBAB GOOD NEWS when you tell your club or bowling league: "OUR BANQUETS AT lACOMINI'S" i Don't Pick Lemon MISSION, Tex. HTD -Grapefruit is shipped in oipht sizes. ranfrinR from 36 to 12i per box.

Good quality fruits are firm but sprinRy to the touch, not soft, wilted or 1 flabby. C7- 846 W. MARKET AKRON, 0. FR6-SI39 Two lanquet Roomi Sorry, We're Cloied Sunday! "CORKY" A LETTER TO MY POP'S CUSTOMERS Dear Folks: Did you know that at Sanginiti's they have a wax paper lined "Snack Sac" for your doggie bones? 'Hie next time you visit Sanginiti's Restaurant be sure and ask the waitress to put your steak bones in a "Snack Sac Imagine bow happy your dog will be when you bring him (or her) a prime T-Bone from Sanginiti's. Very Truly Yours "Corky" Sanginiti Akrons picturesquely KIPPY'S Downtown FAMILY RESTAURANTS A party's more fun when it's planned at lacomini's.

Parking Is easy the food is superb and the service is prompt and pleasant. Our big upstairs banquet rooms are served by a special kitchen which means that your dinners are always piping hot whether you have 50 or 500 people. Call lacomini's when next you plan an important banquet. It's the on sure way to please everyonel OPEN DAY AND NIGHT WE NEVER CLOSE SPARKLING CLEAN QUALITY FOOD AT LOW PRICES Downtown Akron 45 S. Main JE 5 5893 Next to Pofoc Theater i i rrr mv I ellMaJ FlriGEK-LICKIH' CHICKEN ill lli beautiful restaurant KTWii -B HI til Noted for iteott leo'ood chicken and continental dithei.

So good it fits its name perfectly. Enjoy it here or take it home. Better call as early as possible, though, to make sure of getting the date you want, lacomini's banquet rooms are busy all year yir Mr Akrnn'i Firnt Family Jm Of Fine FnnA long. COMPLETE DINNER aw illiiiiai It KIPPY FOODS AVAILABLE TO TAKE OUT and they will be ready when you Just call get here. ic HAMBURGS HOME MADE CHILI 1 IIIIIU BEAUTIFUL ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES OR BANQUETS THE GOLD ROOM Seating up to 130 THE NORMANDIE ROOM Seoting up to 75, ond imoller roomi for smaller groupi FINGER-LICKIN' CHICKEN Downtown Falls A I I 2097 front St.

A WA-8-0434 flll Across from Neil's ffl! I I 321 WEST EXCHANGE ST. CALL WA-8 0636 JE-5- 207 E. Market JE-5-4106 Open Daily end Sunday KEN ALEXANDER At The Organ 'laillilJlIJl 11 111 IIUI11I i.

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Pages Available:
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Years Available:
1872-2024