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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 31

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Akron, Ohio
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Akron Beacon Journal 7 Thursday, April 27, 1972 WVIZ Seeks Donated Items berg, 23, a graduate cf Kent State University (a degree in broadcasting). A Pittsburgh native, Zaremberg has previous station experience in Falmouth, Somerset, and Waynesboro, Va. It's seen at 2 p. m. Saturday and is repeated on WAKR-FM at 8 a.

m. Sunday. That's 8 a. Latest addition to the WAKR Stereo account executive staff is Sandy Zarem- For Fund-Raising Auction 8 n2U3F 2u J3 U. MOT nudist WD2N FM STEREO icaiditwmsaNEW DISK show." For Bt Rtiulti Mae" The Want Ads Mltinl MvartlwiMnt Funds received from mer-chancise auctioned on the air (in the evening hours that week) help sustain WVIZ programming and services.

STATION volunteers, working in advance of the auction, solicit merchants, organizations and individuals for-the merchandise donations. The 1971 auction brought in on the sale of 2,400 items. WVIZ general manager Betty Cope reports that at least one-third of the items sold last year were donated after the week-long auction telecasts had begun. Perhaps the most provocative donation received this year, to date, is a Cleveland bank's gift of two days' interest on $1 million. That would amount to let's see, compounded semi-annually, divided by well, you can figure it.

Persons wishing to contribute items or services should of a closet, collecting moths and dirty looks from your cat? Or your son's new Honda, which you are anxious to get rid of before he makes good on his threat to run off and join Evel Knievel? THERE'S a way to rid yourself of these items, help underwrite public broadcasting and receive a tax deduction in the process. Ponies chinchilla coat Honda. They're among items which have been donated by northeastern Ohio residents for WVIZ's annual auction, and the public broadcast station (Channel 25) needs many more such donations if Auction '72 is to be a successful fund-raiser. The WVIZ Spring auction, scheduled May 15-21 (there have been four previous affairs), is one of the major sources of operating funds for the non-commercial station. contact the WVIZ auction office, phone 398-2800.

There are 'some stipulations on donations. New items (except for art and antiques) must have a minimum retail value of $25. Also, no gifts of liquor or guns are accepted WAKR-TV's "Civic Forum" this week has a heat-producing exchange between Democratic primary candidates Robert Mohler and Stephan Gabalac, both running for Summit County Prosecutor. However, the Channel 23 scheduling of the program is something less than inspired. liiM ByDICKSBIPPY SMCMJwrMlTV-Ridlo Writer Would you happen to have a herd of ponies grazing in your yard, and you don't know what to do with 'em, "and you're worked about the grass? m- Or how about that new but unwanted chinchilla coat which is hanging in the back CYO Begins I Registration For Camp Registrations are being ac-Z cepted for the Summer program of the Summit County Catholic Youth Organisation (CYO).

A resident program for retarded boys has been added to run concurrently with the five regular boys' camping sessions. The first session will begin June 18 with retarded boys 8 years old and up accepted. Camp Christopher will con-T'tinue to offer two weekly sessions of day camping for re-tarded boys and girls. They ill begin Aug. 13 and 20.

'ZZ Regular resident sessions are for boys and girls 8-16. The cost is $39. Girls' resident camp begins a five-week run July 23. The CYO trip camp dates are July 2-12 for girls and July 30-Aug. 12 for boys.

Both trips will visit the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan as well as spots in Canada. Cost of the trip camps is $175. A day camp for boys and girls ages 5-9 will begin June 19. Applications for all programs may be obtained by writing Registrar, CYO Camp Christopher, PO Box 1025, Akron 44309. Dedication and Hard Work are needed in the Office of County Commissioner THE MODERN GLASS-TOPPED orning RANGES THAT YOU WIPE CLEAN! The Counter That Cooks! BUILD IT INTO A COUNTER REPLACE YOUR OLD RANGE TOP toi ov.

1 restore Cffli(idence NEW! THE COUNTER RANGE FOR 72 NEW! THE GLASS COOK-TOP FOR 72 One Solid Piece of Glass! Use Any Flat Bottom Plan! Completely Redesigned. CHECK OUR LOW, LOW BUILDER PRICE! FIRST TIME SHOWN ALL COLORS NO COILS, NO BURNERS, NO GREASE TRAPS! COMPLETE WITH SELF-CLEANING OVEN BELOW! WShiM Mi America's Finest Line! KitchenAid SHOP US TODAY! DELUXE AMANA REFRIGERATOR WE MADE A SPECIAL PURCHASE Exclusive Featured Stor-Mor Model This is NOT A "stripped down" Box! Come In and See Why It Costs No More To Have The Best! Pleas Co Democrat 0)n O) I WE STOCK AND DISPLAY THE America's Finest! Rolls Out on Wheels Frost Free Throughout "Fast Freeze" Freezer Shelf Refrigerated Seven-Day Meat Keeper Add on Icemaker Anytime Two Cold Controls 15 Cu. Ft. Capacity. Priced Too Low To Quote Here! SAVE 50 IIECMOI JUOCE COMMITTEE G'n Cdw ntw Swend Nol'flnftl Abg.

Akrpn 44 30 For But Riiulti Rand Th Want Ads COMPLETE LINE: CONVERTIBLE PORTABLES BUILT-IN MODELS TOP-LOAD PORTABLES SINK-DISHWASHER COMBINATIONS BUILT-IN UNDERCOUNTER MODELS Replace your eld dishwasher or add a new one to your kitchen! Our experts will show you how or wo can do the job reasonably! AVAILABLE IN WHITE, COPPERTONE, AVOCADO, HARVEST GOLD ALL-NIGHT MOVIES is known for these Qualities Movies minus the comrmrciuk MAGIC CHEE But only on cable Channel A-7. NEW GLASS-TOP RANGE SALE! iMMiMti'iiitiM iii iiiyy THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1972 CAPE CANAVERAL MONSTLR 8.00 P.M., 3:30 A.M. Scott Ptri, Undo Conntll, Joion Johnson (UflTr HGU ilff YELLOW SKY.

9:10 PI, 4:40 AM. Gregory Peck, Annt Baxter, Richard Widmarlc TALE OF FIVE WOMEN 10:50 P.M., 6:20 A.M. Gina lollebrigida, Eva Bartak, Bsnar Celleane MfiTTjiiMT GDUKHy NEVER SHOWN BEFORE 2 OVENS WITH GLASS TOP! Endorsed By The SUMMIT COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PMTV EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Endorsed By The POLITICAL AWARENESS COALITION A FINE DOUBLE ELECTRIC RANGE FEATURING TWO-OVEN COOKING (BAKE AND BROIL IN EITHER OVEN). THE SURFACE WIPES CLEAN! UPPER OVEN LINERS CLEAN BELOWI LOWER OVEN CLEANS ELECTRICALLY! THE COUNTERCHEF COMPLETELY SELF-CLEANING! BIG OVEN BELOW CLEANS ITSELF AUTOMATICALLYAND THE NEW GLASS TOP ELIMI-NATES COILS OR BURNERS! NIGHTMARE ALLEY 12:20 At Tyrone Power, Joan Fontaine This Week Only! BACHMANN filliam R. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALL COLORS White Avoudo Copptrtont Harvest Gold 439.

This Week Only! SAVE $30 SAVE $20 TWINKLE IN GOD'S EYE 2:15 A.M. Mickey Rooney, Hugh O'Brien, Mike Connor, Jill Jarmya democrat for County Commissioner fiANKAMEniCAADL Call 633-9200 ACHMANKICOMMISSIONItCOMMItm.lieHteOV.lURt COOIDNMOI..

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